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Tuesday, November 21, 2000 A Publication of the Newspeak Association Volume No. 65, Issue 10

Front Page
-WPI ranks second in nation for percentage of students abroad
-Coffeehouse's new venue opposed
-Nobody Knows You're a Dog
-Students come up with device to help blind locate crosswalk button

News
-Police Log

Opinions
-Letter from the Editors
-Balance of Power
-Down in the basement of Alumni Gym: What's up with WPI's bowling alley?

Letters to the Editor
-Advertisement misrepresents readers
-Ad could lead to racist hate messages
-Tech News should apologize for ad
-Academic requirements keep greek GPA's high
-WPI needs an Honor Code
-In defense of myself: Why the responses were wrong

International House
-Journey to the East

SGA Election
-The SGA Senate Race: Letters of Candidacy

Arts & Entertainment
-Fansubs are here to stay
-Barking Up the Right Tree
-Masque pushes the limits of technology in theatre
-WWPI Top Ten
-Person on the Street

Announcements
-Club Corner
-Crimson Clipboard

Sports
-WPI football team honors all-stars
-First swim meet of the season
-Scoreboard
-Upcoming Contests

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Nobody Knows You're a Dog


Photo by Marc Cryan

Photo by Marc Cryan

Deep in a dungeon below the Wizard's Tower, a party of intrepid adventurers seeks fortune and glory in the world premiere of Nobody Knows You're a Dog, a virtual romantic comedy by Dean O'Donnell. Clockwise, Nog, Glurg and Fettle, swamp Orcs played by Elliot Field, Randall Wainwright, and Justin Cole, Richard Miyasaki as Bretdorf the Mighty, Smriti Shrestha as Mandala and Vickie Wu as Cherish of the Oaken. See related articles for more.


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