Tami Forrester—The Tech
The Lobby 7 dome is going to receive enhancements and repairs, and has been cordoned off for pedestrian safety during construction activities. The work will include replacing the existing glass block and adding a new secondary skylight, similar to what was done to the Building 10 dome exterior last semester.
EDITORS
October 4, 2013
On Monday at midnight, the U.S. Congress remained deadlocked on passing this fiscal year’s budget, causing the federal government to partially shutdown starting on Tuesday. Many non-essential federal employees across a wide number of agencies have been furloughed, some to the point of complete cessation. The webpages of several of these agencies including the United States Department of Agriculture (USDA) and the National Science Foundation (NSF) have been replaced with landing pages stating that the website cannot be maintained during the shutdown.
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MIT NEWS OFFICE
October 4, 2013
Ann Wolpert, MIT’s director of libraries since 1996, has died after a brief illness. She was 70 years old.
THE NEW YORK TIMES
October 4, 2013
UNITED NATIONS — Countries all over the world, dictatorships and democracies alike, have in the past few years sought to tame — or plug entirely — that real-time fire hose of public opinion known as Twitter.
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World and Nation
- Shorts (left) (10/4/13)
- Russia evacuates embassy in Libya after attack (10/4/13)
- Shorts (right) (10/4/13)
- Wall Street seeks to soothe, while preparing for trouble (10/4/13)
- Majority disapprove of shutdown over health law (10/4/13)
- Rebel feuding in Syria affects northern border town (10/4/13)
- Weather: The end of a sunny week brings possibility of rain (10/4/13)
Opinion
- Zoidberg says (10/4/13)
- The day after tomorrow, today (10/4/13)
- CORRECTIONS (10/4/13)
Sports
- UPCOMING HOME EVENTS (10/4/13)
- Patriots to stay undefeated (10/4/13)
- New England Revolution looks for playoff bid (10/4/13)
- SPORTS SHORT (10/4/13)
Campus Life
- Campus Life was not published this issue.
Arts
- PUBLIC INSTALLATION REVIEW: Play Me, I’m Yours (10/4/13)
- INTERVIEW: Mapping Vietnamese sidewalk life and street vending (10/4/13)
- THEATER REVIEW: Presidential dilemmas (10/4/13)
- INTERVIEW: An interview with the Queen of the Night (10/4/13)
- MUSIC FESTIVAL: Bringing jazz from all over the world to Boston (10/4/13)
- MOVIE REVIEW: Love in the digital age (10/4/13)
- EXHIBITION REVIEW: Intricate art with a complicated story (10/4/13)
- ALBUM REVIEW: Exploring the unknown spaces of the known (10/4/13)
- ARTS EVENTS Oct. 04 – Oct. 10 (10/4/13)


