February 17, 1995
Volume XIX, Number 6

News

Top Stories

• Drug war shifts from streets to treatment
• Crystallography gives insight into drug design
• Soup kitchen moving with Hillel to new center
• Reform proposed to combat alleged sexual harrassment on Internet

  Yale Week

• Diplomat discusses Arab-Israeli future
• Holdt shares pictures
• Student lung tests to start in Branford
• Pre-frosh invade Yale
• Yale is getting more for its recyclables
• Khmer Rouge to study U.S. crimes
• Wofford speaks on health care

  Other News Features

• Around the Globe
• Ivy Notebook: Columbian stabbed; frats lick toilets clean
• World News in Brief

Opinion

Columns

• Beyond Politics
• The Second Coming
• Much Ado
• The Right Way

Arts & Entertainment

Reviews

• Tanya Donelly is careful not to go belly up
• Cricket in Times Square chirps to your inner child
• Cyrano de Bergerac stages poetry in motion
• Less edge and energy, but still solid sounds from Extreme
• For the Jayhawks, tomorrow's 'grass' is greener
• The Glass Menagerie glimmers with grim poignancy
• On-Campus Film
• Gabriel Olds brings acting and directing together in Richard II

  Static

• Theater
• Revue
• Exhibit

• Minor Threats

Sports

• Eli bouncers throw out Harvard
• Disappointing cagers fall to seventh in Ivies
• Decade-long streak ends at H-Y-Ps
• Bulldog hockey searching for wins
• Knicks, Suns headed for NBA title clash
• Early workouts help Elis gather strength

• Residential College Intramurals

  Sports Shorts

• Athlete of the Week: Merritt Tilney
• Skaters shut down twice, Belliveau sets saves mark
• Women's squash ready for title showdown with Harvard
• Fencers garner split in pair of nailbiters with Princeton

Calendar

• Friday, February 17
• Saturday, February 18
• Sunday, February 19
• Monday, February 20
• Tuesday, February 21
• Wednesday, February 22
• Thursday, February 23