New Haven, CT--Volume XXIX, Number 1--Jan. 14, 2000
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Changing the late-night party equation
By Sangeetha Ramaswamy

As police crack down, fraternities try to co-exist with the restraints of Yale and New Haven—in this week's cover story.

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COURTESY NAPSTER		 The death of free music on the Internet?
By Matt Ferraro

Napster caves in, while Scour Exchange gets set to shut down. What happened to our MP3s?—in this week's exclusive.




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Weekly Wisdom
"Don't underestimate the buying power of rednecks."
—Anna Dolinsky, in Sports

I want my MP3s
With Napster charging a fee and Scour Echange shutting down, is free music dead?
In News

Take note
Student composers struggle to bring their music to life.
In A&E

Ahead of the pack
With a pack mentality, the women's cross country team sets its sights on a national title.
In Sports

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SAT: Rain, mid 50s
SUN: Scattered showers, low 50s
 

 

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