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Report Assesses Cultural, Theme Houses: Residents of MIT’s Four Cultural Houses Concerned Over Committee Recommendations The final report on cultural and theme houses, released earlier this month, has raised One Position Still Open On Panhel Exec The new executive board of the Panhellenic Association has been elected, with the exception of the vice president for recruitment. Although a sophomore was originally slated to fill the position, Anna E. Massie ’07, the current vice president for recruitment, said that she and the board are looking for a junior replacement. News Briefs A motion supporting MIT’s targeted divestment from Sudan was passed unanimously last night by the Undergraduate Association Senate last night. Top Salaries at MIT From 2004–2005 TABLE ’08 Council President Discusses Activities, Outings This is the fifth of a series of weekly interviews with members of the Undergraduate Association. These interviews will be conducted by Future Events For Class of 2008 TABLE 2008 Class Council Officers TABLE Toronto Team Fights Web Site Restrictions With Misdirection: ‘Psiphon’ Proxy Servers Permit Access to Restricted Web Pages Deep in a basement laboratory at the University of Toronto a team of political scientists, software engineers, and computer-hacking activists, or “hactivists,” have created the latest, and some say most advanced tool yet in allowing Internet users to circumvent government censorship of the Web. In Short Police Log The following incidents were reported to the MIT or Cambridge Police between Nov. 14 and Nov. 21, 2006. This summary does not include incidents such as false alarms, general service calls, or medical shuttles. WORLD AND NATION
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