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Tuesday, December 12, 2000

A Publication of the Newspeak Association

Volume No. 65, Issue 12

Front Page

-	WPI removes nuclear engineering program
-	Mass Academy moving off campus
-	Alpha Gamma Delta has a new abode
-	Biology and Biotechnology majors merging

News

-	FishBanks teaches conservation
-	Goat's Head Up For Grabs at the Holiday Extravaganza
-	Police Log
-	Investor lawsuit targets Gateway
-	Charities benefiting from anonymous donors
-	State seeks to curb predatory lending practices
-	EPA to decide whether to reduce power-plant emissions of mercury

Opinions

-	Free America's political prisoners - end the war on drugs
-	Balance of Power

Letter to the Editor

-	Hypocrisy in the ranks of social activists

International House

-	Taipei's treasures revealed in National Palace Museum

Arts & Entertainment

-	The Intelligent Mouse is a smart choice for Window's users
-	E-Anime: Anime lovers can find great anime on the World Wide Web
-	6th Day Creates Excitement: Cloning's Ethical implications
-	Founder's Day Brings Tradition to WPI
-	':Cue' and 'A': A cute litte kitty with no practical purpose
-	'Vertical Limit' has viewers on the edge

Announcements

-	Club Corner
-	Crimson Clipboard

Sports

-	Record-setting night as women's hoops win by 57
-	WPI boasts ECAC Division III all-star
-	WPI finishes 3rd at Hawk Tournament
-	Score Board
-	Upcoming Events

WPI boasts ECAC Division III all-star

	by Courtney Estaphan Tech News Staff

Stanton

Junior, Mark Stanton from Quincy Mass was honored for Division III ECAC All-Star December 5th. Stanton was recognized on the second team offense for his position as Tight End. The ECAC all-stars are chosen by the coaches in the region, and include about twenty colleges and universities all over New England.

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