Shectman, Landy, Oemler, Tucker, Lin, Kirshner, and Schechter publish the Las Campanas Redshift Survey (LCRS), with 26,418 galaxies measured using the first large-scale application of fiber-optic spectroscopy. The LCRS was the first galaxy survey deep enough to convincingly show that galaxy distribution becomes homogeneous at sufficiently large scales, confirming and massively extending the kind of structures (voids, walls) previously detected in the Boötes Void.