Wednesday, March 7,1990 Vol XX, Number 31 Study finds frequent MASSPIRG referendum fails Members allege improper procedures at voting tables feedback aids learning~ CAMBRIDGE, Mass. (AP)-- students indicated they preferred by COLIN WOODARD “We have serious questions all of the people who worked at Teachers who spend the last minute opportunities to rewrite term Daily Editorial Board about the way the elections were the voting booths to check voters of every class asking students for papers after red-penciling by The Massachusetts Public Inter- held ... because during a three hour for student identification. She said a quick summary of what they faculty. est Research Group’s non-bind- period this morning there were at that the Elections Board mem- had just learned substantially “Students said they learned ing student referendum was de- least three people that we know bers were unable to constantly improve the class’s education, said more from doing the fourth draft feated by almost 25 percent yes- of that did not have their bursars monitor all of the voting stations, a Harvard University study re- than by doing the first draft.,” terday, according to results re- labels crossed out so that they and that it is possible that an leased Monday. Light said. leased by the Elections Board last could of voted more than once,” employee could have made such The “one-minute, low-tech, no- --Students found small study night. an oversight. cost” technique is among several groups of up to six people meet- But before the results were Nirken also said, however, that recommendations of the three- ing outside the classroom par- announced, MASSPIRG chair she had collected the votes from year study of undergraduate edu- ticularly effective. Light said Ginny Hamilton informed the the voting station immediately cation. The study concluded that teachers should encourage for- ElectionsBoard that MASSPIRG after the questionable employee’s modest shifts in academic poli- mation of such groups. had concerns over the way the shift ended. “I can guarantee there cies can bring big improvements bardstudents were the only referendum was conducted. weren’t enough votes under her in college classrooms, said Rich- ones interviewed, but Light said Members of MASSPIRG allege jurisdiction to change the results ard J. Light, the study’s author. the in-depth nature of the ques- that a number of students may of the electi~n,”Nirken said. Light, a professor at Harvard’s tionnaires and the input from the have voted more than once. Sklar said that even if the Graduate School of Education and seminars made the results appli- The official results were 823 MASSPIRG allegationsare true, Kennedy School of Government, cable elsewhere. votes for and 1024 against the they do not have much merit. “I said he found students preferred “I would say that these find- referendum with a 39 percent don’t think it is one of your more demanding courses and learned ings apply both to high schools student turnout, according to weighty arguments,” he said. the most from teachers who gave and graduate education,” Light Elections Board member Scott “Assuming she [the employee] substantial,immediate feedback. said. Epstein. The referendum read “Do didn’t check any IDS, then those The results were drawn from you support the funding of voting for or against MASSPIRG in-depth interviews of 360 Har- For example, the study sug MASSPIRG at Tufts at $8 per would have gone equally un- vard undergraduates--conducted gests that teachers could considei student, per year, of the total stu- Hamilton said last night. She added checked,” he added. by their fellow students -- and a asking students to take a minutt dent activities fee of $116 per that MASSPIRG members knew Hamilton disagrees, and says series of seminars that included at the end of each class to writt student, per year?” of a student who succeeded in the oversight could have changed faculty and administrators from down the salient points of the las TheElectionsBoard stands by voting twice. the results of the referendum, Harvard and about 20 other hour. Such an exercise gives teach. the final results but Hamilton says Elections Board member “especially seeing the turn-out schools. ers and students chance for mu that MASSPIRG will contest the Howard Sklar said that Hamilton being so high.” Other conclusions of “Explo- tual feedback,Light said, and coulc outcome and postpone budgetary informed,him of MASSPIRG’s According to Epstein, the 39 rations with StudentsandFaculty be employed in both secondarj requests in the meantime. concerns with the elixtion while percent voter turnout is a record about Teaching, Learning. and schools and graduate courses. “Since we don’t think these the votes were being counted. turnout for a referendum. Nirken Student Life” inchde: R. Eugene Rice, senior felloM are valid results, we will contest “From what they say, in the morn- said that referendums usually --Students said they learned at the Carnegie Foundation foi the vote through the TCUJ,” ing, the person in the Campus receive less than 25 percent of a most in classes with tests, oral the Advancement of Teaching Hamilton said immediately after Center didn’t check her [Hamil- showing. presentations and papers, which said the study ‘‘confirms a lot !.ha the results were announced. “We ton’s] ID or her friend’s ID and said that MAssme let them know how they were we know about learning, in fact talked to the Elections Board an she assumes from that, that she will not request any funds from doing “mid-course,” instead of just huthuman work in genera hour and a half ago... We would didn’t check any IDs,”Sklar said. the Tufts Community Union getting bombarded with a test or -- the importance of feedback, io have contested it either way,”she Elections Board Chair Melanie see REFERENDUM, page 11 paper at the end, In particular, ‘regulation and-itstiming.” added. Nirken said that she had instructed ets permit private ownership Elections Board alters MOSCOW (AP)-- Beset with Deputy Premier Leonid I. dustrial production slipping 1 a sinking economy and rising Abalkin said the law, to go into percent. “There is a crisis of campaign poster policy discontent, Soviet lawmakers effect July 1, will enable private confidence, of confidence in the made a drastic break with Com- citizens to own workshops, ga- government,” he added. by COLIN WOODARD last fall’s election. “We’ve had a munist orthodoxy Tuesday by rages for automotive repairs, farm Although the Property Law Daily Editorial Board lot of complaints from people in voting to allow private citizens to enterprises and other small-scale conserves large economic mo- The Elections Board is con- the Senate, and complaints from own small factoriesand hire their ventures to supplement the noto- nopolies for the state-run sector, sidering modifications to the policy administrators saying that Build- own workers. riously ineffective state-run econ- it declares all forms of ownership governing the posting of cam- ings and Grounds was complain- Applause swept through the omy. juridically equal, including prop- paign posters, according to Elec- ing,” she said. Kremlin chamber as the Supreme Also, subject to restrictions erty owned by individuals, the tions Board member Howard Sklar. Nirken said that there are 35 Soviet, by a 350-3 vote with 11 from legislaturesin the 15 Soviet government and collectives, and Sklar said that the Elections openings in the April elections. abstentions, passed the Property republics, the law permits one says society gains by competition Ebard made the decision to modify ‘We’re expecting between 50 and Law, which the official Tass news citizen to hire another for pay, a among them. the old campaign poster policy at 70 candidates to run because agency described as “the main practice that currently is illegal “This is an enormous step for- last Thursday’s meeting, but he , usually there are at least 2 candi- plank” of President Mikhail S. and was a key target of the Rus- ward because it lays down the added that the board is not yet dates” for each position, she said. Gorbachev’s campaign for eco- sian revolutionaries. principle of pluralism in the forms certain what will replace the old According to Sklar, the Elec- nomic reform. In the early 1920s, Vladimir I. of ownership and the basis of policy. tions Board felt that the system The law permits Soviets for Lenin and his Bolsheviks tempo- their equality and theirprotection “Tentatively, what we are look- would not work in the April elec- the first time in nearly seven rarily retreated from their drive from the government,” said pro- ing for is having posters in each tions because of the expected large decades to privately possess to implement communism and gressive lawmaker Alexei Ya- dining hall -- like a section of number of candidates. “Literally, “means of production,” an ap- allowed private ownership of the blokov. postersforeachcandidate,”Sklar the campus would have 7000 proach at odds with classic Marx- means of production under the In another sign of the new said. posters,”Sklarsaid. “Seven thou- ist thinking, which sees in private New Economic Policy, or NEP. eConOmiC thinking, a govemment- According to Elections Board sand posters in one day -- think ownership the roots of the capi- The policy was ended under sponsored preamble offered by Chair Melanie Nirken, under this about it.” talist exploitation wiped out by Lenin’s successor, Josef Stalin. Abalkin proclaiming “socialist option each dandidate would Sklar said he does not believe the Russian Revolution 72 years Tuesday’s vote was hailed by PrOPerty” to be the foundation of submit a poster to the board, which that the tentative policy will be ago. supparsnot as a tactical mov6 the country officially named the would be responsible for hanging any less fair than the old one. He backward but as a great advance Union Of Soviet Socialist Repub- them. said that incumbent senators will toward a more just and prosper- lics failed to P~SSthe 542-seat In recent elections, each can- often have an advantage over their 1 Inside ous society. It again showed legislature. didate has been allowed to post * challengersregardlessofwhether Features p.5 Gorbachev’s bent for pragmatism, “The preamble would turn the 100 posters at legal posting sites or not there is a postering policy...... campus-wide, Sklar said. But he Sklar said it is inevitable that Students and administrators paini even when it runs counter topoli- law into a propaganda slogan,” contrasting pictures of the future of the cies pursued by his predecessors objected deputy Konstantin D. said that the policy worked well incumbent senatorsreceive more joint program with the Museum School. for decades. Lubenchenko,a senior lecturer in for the campaign preceding the campus media coverage than their Abalkin stressed to reporteis Moscow State University’s .law Feb. 13 Tufts Community Union challengers. Arts ...... p.6-7 that new appoaches were needed faculty. Senate and Judiciary-electionsonly “The fact is that some people Everyone can breathe a sigh of relief to wrench the country from its Despite its new stance on prop- because there were so few candi- are going to be reported in the -- Joey Ramone, recovered from injury, economic quagmire, which he said erty rights, the law continues to dates. Only 9 candidates ran in Daily and some of them are not,” is back in action and better than ever. was deepening. “Either we speed slurt the socialist aversion to pri- that election. he said, up the reforms, or we ship things vate property by referring instead Nirken said there were 35 The current postering policy Sports ...... p.8-9 using military transport,”he said. to “the property of citizens.” candidates in the fall Elections. was drafted in the fall by the Donna Levy looks back at the rocky He revealed that Soviet eco- “It’s unfortunate that there is She said that the Elections Board Elections Board. “This has been season for ice hockey, while Dave heard a lot of complaints regard-- a new policy for this year and Saltzman looks at professional hockey. nomic performance had worsened in the past two months, with in- see PRIVATE, page 13, ing the littering caused by the we’ve been modifying it this year,” large amount of posterin$ during Nirken said. page two THE TUFTS DAILY Wednesday, March 7,1990 . -.- THE TUFTSDAIL~ Letters to the-Editor... :. Bob Goodman Editor-in-Chief “Politics” column was insensitive to gay concerns To the Editor: comments on national television, despite Managing Editor: Lauren Keefe .at Rooney ’s hateful commentary, com- Associate Editors: Anna George, Geoff Lepper I was greatly upset at the insensitive bined with his public racist remark, shed a the demonstrated dislike of this behavior Editorial Page Editor: Christopher Ball treatment of gay issues in Christopher Ball’s prejudiced light on their “newsmagazine” by the viewing audience. ’roducti~.Managers:Beth Geller, Maikus Muellei March 5 “Politics” column. Disregarding format. The decision was made (rightly or Gay people and black people also con- NEWS how I feel about Andy Rooney’s suspen- wrongly) based on the objectivity that was stitute Rooney’s audience, and I am sure Editors: Stephen Newman, Colin Woodard sion and return to “60 Minutes,” I found lost when Rooney became a public bigot. they make up for more than the 20 percent Assistant Editors: Constantine Athanas, the column offensive in several ways. Deciding to reinstate Rooney, against their ratings drop CBS experienced by suspend- Emanuel Bardanis First of all, Ball believes Rooney when principles, because Nielsen ratings fell ing Rooney. Nobody needs or wants to be Wire Editor: Ron Graber he denies making. racist statements in the sharply- now that was a cowardly move. offended, and certainly not by a man who Assistant Wire Editor: Jason Salgo Advocate, because “noone has ever shown is supposedly providing entertainment on OP-ED Rooney to have lied before.” Why, then, Editor: David Rothenstein Wayne Adam HoffmanA‘91 arespected news show. Lwish Rooney and Assistant Editor: Eric Hirsch does Ball not believe the reporting in the ., I Ball could see just how incredibly hurtful Advocate? The Advocate is a widely re- and offensive it was to equate “homosex- FEATURES Rooney ’s statem&ints Editors: Jena Gerstel, Jamie Bronstein spected national news magazine (quite ual unions” with death by drugs. This was Assistant Editor: Dan Ferat different from the “advocacy newspaper” showed hatred a malicious comment, and not off the top ARTS Ball describes), which to my knowledge To the Editor: of Rooney’s head, either. The reason CBS Editors: Jill Grinberg, Laurie Jakobsen has no history of lying. Why are we to It is amazing to me that the Daily could News chose to censor Rooney was not Assistant Editor: Jason George assume that Rooney was the honest party? have printed such an offensive article because of cowardice or weakness, but SPORTS Why is the Advocate naturally in error? Monday, “Is Andy Rooney really back?” because they recognize that these types of Editors: Mike Friedman, David Saltzman, Rooney has publicly shown his prejudice by Christopher Ball. Ball’s article misrep- comments are inappropriate for the “60 Kelley Alessi before, including even more anti-gay slurs Assistant Editor: Geoff Edgers resents the facts, just as Andy Rooney did Minutes” format. These comments are not on the air: one specifically comparing gays news, and not features, and certainly not PHOTOGRAPHY last month. There really has not been much Editor: Karl Schatz to smokers - Rooney doesn’t hate them, controversy as to whether Rooney has entertainment material -- they are purely Assistant Editors: Jonathan Grauer, he just wouldn’t want to be alone in aroom made a habit to say offensive things in and simply expressionsof Rooney’s preju- Nathalie Desbiez, Julio Mota, Mara Riemer with one. With Rooney’s growing list of 1990. He’s made racist and heterosexist dice, hate, and fear. Special Assignments Editor: Denise Drower public bigoted remarks, it seems strange comments in the printed and visual media Ball states that Rooney should be be- PRODUCTION that Ball would regardless give him the lieved that he never made the racist com- Layout Editors: Jkine Billy, Michelle Frayman -- anyone who denies that Rooney has benefit of the doubt over the word of a shown his bigotry obviously has apolitical ments attributed to him in The Advocate, Graphics Editor: Rich Auerbach respectable news magazine. 3assifieds Editors: Laura Walker, Michele Pennell agenda. Apparently Ball chooses to pro- because, “no one has ever shown Rooney Copy Editors: Julie Primost, Julie Comell, Secondly, Ball’s statement that gays tect the “rights” of homophobes to dis- to have lied before.” This ridiculous con- Young Chung “are in a high-risk group for AIDS” is pense lies and hatred on national TV. clusion drawn by Ball points out the power terrifying. The notion of “high-risk groups” I think that it’s too bad that Ball finds it Rooney holds in this situation because of Javier Macaya is a homophobic concept, outdated by homophobia. The Advocate ever Executive Business Director “irrelevant” that a widely watched com- Has been several years. Dividing people into groups mentator is homophobic. I also think it’s shown to print mneous information? Why Business Manager: Larry Azer like these once served to make the “gen- obvious that the reason CBS reinstated doesn’t Rooney sue for libel? Mice Manager: Heather Paddock eral” community seem immune to the Receivables Manager: Sandra Giordano Rooney has nothing to do with coura- In fact, Ball Seems to have some dislike disease,and made AIDS funding seem like geousness, but has more to do with a drop for public protests by gay people. Last The Tufts Daily is a non-profir newspaper, published a special-interest gift to the gay commu- in ratings. Rooney is recorded as having week his column discussed the eight gay Ionday through Friday during the academic year and dis- nity. Terminology today refers to high-risk studentswho protested in Goddard Chapel ibuted frec to the Tufu community. The Daily is entirelj said that he feels the same way about udent-run, and there are no paid editorial patitions. The behavior, not groups. Unsafe sex, whether homosexuals as he does about smokers, last semester. It appears to be Ball’s belief laily is printed at Charles River Publishing. Charlestown gay or straight, is a high-risk behavior. “he wouldn’t want to be in small room that anti-gay sentiments are allowable and IA. Simply because I am a gay man does not even something to jealously guarded by The Daily is located at the back entrance of Miller HaU with one.”DespiteRooney’scommentson be :Tufts University. Our phone number is (617) 381-3090. make me high-risk for AIDS. If I fail to TV Sunday night that his bigoted com- media watchdogs, while gay protests of usiness hours are 900 a.m. - 6:00 pm.. Monday through have sa€enex, then I am at risk regardless harassment or discrimination are some- riday and 1 :00p.m. - 6:00 p.m. on Sunday. ments were made out of ignorance, I be- of my partner’s gender. ’ Subscriptions are $15 for a semeiter and $25 for a fuU liefie that the above-smokeisiatement shows ‘how unlawful and unfair attacks. ear. Our mailing address is: The Tufts Daily, Back En “Homosexual unions,” as Rooney calls nothing more than virulent hatred. It seems to me that Rooney, who is ance, Miller Hall, Tufts University, Medfod MA 02155. them, do not “lead quite often to prema- described as a “courageous social critic,” ubscriptions are mailed in weekly packages. ture death.”The danger in such misleading ’ The policies of The Tufts Daily are established by a Sharon Wachsler J’92 is nothing more than a bigot whose job is iajority of the editorial board. Editorials are established 9 and prejudiced lies is that many viewers the dissection of trivial matters. His supe- rotating editorial board designated to represent a majority (Ball apparently included) buy into the riors, who made the correct decision to feditors. Editorials appear on this page. unsigned. Individ- a1 editors are not necessarily responsibile for. or in agree- myths surrounding AIDS. Rooney’s point Column was offensive protect their viewers from hateful com- lent with, the policies and editorials of The Tufts Daily. was not, as Ball claims, to point out that To the Editor: ments, acted on the specific requests of The cnntent of letters, advertisements, signed columns, more gays have AIDS than straightpeople. moons and graphics does not necessarily reflect the opin- Christopher Ball’s column “Is Andy that audience, and, in doing so, were hon- In of The Tufts Daily editorial board. Rather, his point was to directly and obvi- Rooney really back?” was not only poorly orable, sensitive, and socially-minded. ously equate homosexuality with AIDS argued and inconsistent, it was also offen- Unfortunately, because of opinions like Letters to the Editor Policy and death, a much more hateful and dis- sive and a shallow analysis of a serious the one held by Ball, it will be the CBS The Tufts Daily welcomes letters from the readers. ’The turbing “commentary.” problem. Ball appears to be confused as to higher-ups and not Rooney who take heat ne= page is an open forum for campus issues and corn- CBS, In suspending Rooney, was not the real issue, which is not Rooney’s right because some people Ball apparently ents about the Daily’s coverage. -- Lenersmustincludethewriter’snameandaphonenum- cowardly. Freedom of speech is most cer- to say homophobic or racist things. The among them -- believe that gay people a where the writer can be reached. All letters must be tainly not an absolute right, as anv Su- issue is whether or not CBS will endorse have no right to protect themselves. died with the writer before they can be published. preme Court Justice or Tufts administrator his homophobic and racist views by pay- The deadlinefor letters to be consideredfor publication will testify. The network apparently felt Terren Ilana Wein J’91 the following day’s issue is 4:00 p.m. ing- him to m&e stupid and offensive Duetospacelimitations, lettersshould benolonger than ‘0words. Letters should be accompanied by no more than which have a base to seek outside funds? humblebeginningsby returning toplay for 3ht signatures. Foolish to deny Harsh, but probably most realistic. those who stood by them through all the The editors reserve the right to edit letters for clarity. Whatever the answer, a great deal of tough times. iblication of lettas is subject to the discretion of the, Portfolio funding itors. thought must begiven to the problem. This Iuters should be typed or printed from an IBM or IBM- TO the Editor: thought obviously won’t be coming from In addition to his blatant disregard for mpatible computer in letter-quality or near-letter-quality The proposed elimination of funding Ravitz, so I would encourage all who read, facts, Newman displays a total disrespect de. Lttm written on Macintosh computers should be for Portfolio (news story, “Chair recom- mght in on disk - files should be saved in “text-only” listen, or watch any of the campus media for the rules of objective journalism. We mat, and should brought in with a copy of the mends no funds to Portfolio,” March 6) is disks be to let their senators know that elimination find it curious that he mentions NRBQ tcr.DiskscanbepickedupinTheDailybusinesse one of the more ludicrous ideas that has eight timesandTreat HerRightonly twice. lowing day. isn’t a solution. Letters should address the editor and not a particularin- come out of the Tufts Community Union Does this mean NRBQ is four times as idual. While letters can be critical of an individual’s Senate. Senator Randy Ravitz’s proposal good, or does Newman simply have an ions. they should not attack someone’s personality traits. exhibits a foolishness one would not ex- The Daily will not accept anonymous letters or pen Chuck Marks E’92 affinity for acronyms? While we realize pect to find at an institution like Tufts. that Newman is entitled to his opinion to mes except in extreme circumstances if the Executive (The writer is arts editor for The Primary as lard determines that there is a clear and present danger to We are all painfully aware that Tufts is which is the better group, he should at least : author. The Daily will not accept letters regarding the entering a period of financial restriction Source.) verage of other publications, unless their coverage itself afford Treat Her Right the respect of equal and that the media are feeling the crunch. coverage. The answer, however, is not elimination Treat Her Right but streamlining. The article raises a sig- How could he ignore a band of such stature? From their hit single “I Think She nificant point: Portfoliocosts five times as treated wronelvou much as Queen’s Head and Artichoke while To the Editor: Likes Me” to their lesser known greats publishing at one quarter frequency. Where We were shocked and outraged by such as “Everglades” and “I Got a Gun,” does the money go? How much is for Stephen Newman’s mistreatment of one of Treat Her Right’s unique blend of rock, artwork and photographs? How much is Boston’s premiere bands, Treat Her Right, soul, jazz, R and B, pop and country- Classifieds Information: for binding? Does Raviti! know? Did he in his March 1 article about their upcom- western transcends traditional music I boundaries. All Tufts students must submit classifkds in pason, bother to find out? The Ravitz recommen- ing appearance in MacPhie Pub (“NRBQ, paidincash. All classifedssubmittedbymailmustbeac- dation seems at best hasty. npanied by a check. Classifkds may not be submined . Treat Her Right will play Pub”). :I the phone. The addition of any publication to the This will in fact be their third appear- Aaron Ahola A’91 Noti- and Lost & Found are free and run on Tuesdays campus should always be welcomed. ance at Tufts in the past three years. To set Michael Berlinger E’91 I Thursdays only. Notices are limited to two per we& per However, funding for new organizations anizationandmust be written on Daily forms and submit- the record straight, Treat Her Right was in person. should not mean the elimination of those the owning act for the Del Fuegos in fall Correction Notices cannot be used to sell mechandise or advertise already in existence. What then is the 1987, prior to their Spring Fling appear- Yesterday’s news story, “Senate will form jor events. The Tufu Daily is not responsible for any committee to investigate financial aid mges due to typographical emrs or misprintings except answer? An ever-increasing Student Ac- ance. 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It will meet tonight at 8 p.m. down on border treaty BONN, West Germany (AP) - his reluctance to state clearly, Foreign Minister Hans-Diet- - Chancellor Helmut Kohl dro@ presumably in an effort to pre- rich Genscher and his Free Demo- II compiled by Rich Ketchum II his demand for Polish conces- serve the conservative vote in crats agreed with Poland that Kohl ~~ sions on a border treaty and moved December elections, that a reuni- must clarify his position on the Monday, February 26 closer Tuesday to guaranteeing a fied Germany would not question sensitive border issue. The Tufts police received a call at 10:30 p.m. from a student who united Germany would not claim Poland’s western border. ,said that a man already under a restraining order was pestering her. land ceded to Poland after World Hehadinsistedrepeatedly that After a meeting Tucsday be- tween Kohl and Genscher, their When police arrived, they were informed that the 25-year-old Quincy war 11. only the leadership of a united man had been at the student’s residence earlier that night and had left His government proposed a Germany could make such a prom- second in two days, Free Demo- when asked. He later returned and would not leave, at which time the parliamentary resolution, to be iseabout Polish tenitory,roughly crat official Torsten WolfgrGm said the chancellor had abandoned studentcalledthepolice.TheTufts police placed the madunder arrest, introduced Thursday, saying a one-third of which was part of his demand that Polish assurances and he was turned over to the Somerville police for booking. united Germany should sign a Germany before the war. Tuesday, February 27 treaty with Poland declaring that The chancellor’s pronounce- accompany a border treaty. Tufts police responded to a call of harassment at 7 p.m. A female the right of Poles “to live in se- ments caused unew-in Poland, “It is completely clear,’; he student reported that she was waking to Sal’s Market on Boston Ave. cure borders will not now or in the Soviet Union, United States said. “A treaty would conrain only As she approached the intersection of Boston Ave. and Winthrop St., the future be questioned by us and elsewhere as Kohl sought the border question.” three male youths sitting in a grey car of unknown make began making Germans.” After a Cabinet meet- international support for bring- Rudolf Seiters, Kohl’schief of sexual comments to her. Leaving the store, she observed the same ing where ministers discussed ing East and West Germany to- staff,also indicated a treaty would three youths hanging out in front of the hardware store. The three disagreements over his handling gether into a single nation. concern only the border. youths followed her as she walked up Winthrop St. back to her dorm. of the border issue, Kohl said: His statements also created Silesia and East Prussia wcre They continued to taunt her with sexual comments. When she reached “The things that burdened us are trouble at home.”rhe Free Demo- the comer of Capen St. and Winthrop St., one of the youths grabbed awarded to Poland and the Soviet cleared away.” crats, his coalition partners, joined Union, respectively, at the Potsdam her left arm. She tore herself away, and began to run. She then slipped In Warsaw, the Polish Foreign the opposition Social Democrats and fell, hitting her head and face against a tree. At this point, the conference of 1945. That led to Ministry said there had been “clear in saying his position jeopardized the expulsion of 12 million Ger- youths fled down Winthrop St. Tufts Emergency Medical Services progress,” but talks were needed the chances of unification. arrived, as well as Lifetime Ambulance Service, and the student was mans, and at least 2 million died about a border treaty. On Friday, he exacerbated the in the process. taken to Lawrence Memorial Hospital. Mikhail S. Gorbachev wel- uroblem by demanding that any Wednesday, February 28 comed the “corrections” in Kohl’s heaty recognizing Poland’s cui- Gcnscher was born in what A theft was reported at Health Services at 4:44 p.m. A nurse was position, the Soviet news agency rent borders be linked to pledges working on the second floor nurses station when she was approached Tass quoted the Soviet president by the Poles to honor a 1953 eign minister has by a man, who asked to use the phone. He used the phone then asked as saying after meeting in Moscow decision to waiveany war repara- and his party are to stay to wait for a return call. The nurse consented and left to check with Hans Modrow, the Commu- tions, and to a renewal of Po- for on apatient.When shereturned to the station, she found the man gone, nist premier of East Germany. land’s 1989 promise to guarantcc claims to the territory lost to and becoming suspicious, looked for her purse. After careful inspec- Kohl had been criticized for the rights of its German minority. Poland. tion, she determined that her wallet, containing $80 cash, was miss- ing. 1 Thursday, March 1 South African troops seek to end Another theft was reported at Hodgdon Hall dining area at 7:OO p.m. Astudent reported his blue, LLBean jacket missing from the coat rack where he had left it at 6:45 p.m. The jacket was valued at $45. mass rioting and looting in Ciskei At 8:30 p.m. a wallet was reported missing by a student at JOHANNESBURG, South because of its authoritarian rule ted,” said local journalist Louise Carmichael Dining Hall. He said that he had placed his wallet in his Africa (Ap) -- South African and repression of an ti-apartheid Flanagan. jacket pocket at 5:45 p.m. Returning to his room after dinner, he paratroopers attempted today to activists. South Africa sent in the troops noticed the wallet was gone. No value was placed on the loss. end massive rioting and looting President Lennox Sebe, 63, was at the request of Brig. Gen. Oupa Friday, March 2 in the Ciskei,homeland that left at on a trade mission in Hong Kong Gqozo, the coup leader and head A male resident of Exeter N.H. was arrested for trespassing at least 20 people dead and more when the military seized power. of the new military government. MacPhie Pub at 12:23 a.m. The officer on duty reported that the man than 550 injured in the w&e of a He hadbeenin powersince 1981. The Ciskei army, cheered by the tried to enter the Pub illegally, Llaiming he had no money. After being military coup. The coup leaders said they favor rioters, made no attempt to stop removed from the Pub, he returned, at which point the Pub staff South African forces set up returning Ciskei to South Africa. the lawlessness, eyewitnesses said. summoned the Tufts police and the man was arrested. He was then road blocks around the Ciskei Many blacks accuse South Af- “We didn’t expect the jubila- turned over to Somerville Police Headquarters for booking. capital of Bisho and sent out pa- rica’s white minority government tion of the people to turn into An officer on duty received a calllfrom police headquarters at 2:49 trols as senior officers planned of creating such homelands to try such turmoil, but seeing that has a.m. about a suspicious man on the fire escape of 106 Professors Row. the deployment of more troops, to reskict blacks to the most iso- happened we have asked for fur- The officer responded to the rear of the building, and encountered the officials said. There were no re- lated and underdeveloped parts ther reinforcements from South man exiting the fire escape. When the man saw the officer, he fled. The ports of any clashes involving of the country. Africa, and they have responded officer apprehended him, identified him, and called in to headquar- South African forces, but looting Ciskei, a 3,600-square-mile positively,” Gqozo told report- ters. The man was identified and was arrested for trespassing and was continuing in some areas, temtory of about one million ers. brought to the Somerville Police. they said. people on the southeast coast, is South Africa initially declined The police received a call at 2:49 a.m. from the Chi Omega sorority Doctors at hospitals in Ciskei one of 10 black homelands. None to intervene, but sent troops into at 106 Professors Row complaining about the aforementioned “peep- and nearby East London in South is recognized as sovereign by any Ciskei after angry crowds men- ing tom.” Africa said at least 20 people had country other than South Africa. aced government buildings in Saturday, March 3 been killed and more than 550 The jubilation over the coup Bisho. ATufts police officer making his rounds at 3:57 a.m. reported that injured in two days of rioting and turned to horror Monday when looting. They said most had suf- thousands of people began loot- Protesters initially attacked and . a Tufts Geology/Athletics van had been vandalized in the Cousens looted shops belonging to offi- Gym parking lot. Three windows and a mirror were broken. fered gunshot and stabbing ing and burning stores and facto- wounds. ries. More than 50 factories, many cials of the ousted Ciskei govern- Sunday, March 4 ment. But the crowds began at- Thepolicereceivedacall at 2:30a.m. that four youths were sighted Rioting erupted after the Ciskei of them owned by Israeli and army ousted the nominally inde- Taiwanese firms, were burned as tacking all businesses and hun- pulling down a light pole on Talbot Ave. outside Stratton Hall. When dreds of buildings, shops, facto- they arrived at the scene, the police discovered a light pole lying on pendent homeland’s authoritar- drunken mobs went on the ram- ian presideqt in a bloodless coup. page in several towns. ries and vehicles were torched, the road between 58 Talbot and Stratton Hall. A few minutes later, four witnesses said. youths were sighted on Professors Row, and the police had reason to Sunday’s coup was widely ac- “It was a drunken orgy of vio- believe they were responsible for the vandalism. However, the police claimed by most Ciskeians, who lence. It looks like a war zone. Foreign-owned factories were did not arrest the youths due to lack of evidence. opposed__ the old government- Dozens of buildings were gut- burned because thc old govern- I ment attracted overseas invest- ment by providing workers at wages of $50 a month or less. IKaifu seeking an improved standard of living Working conditions reportedly TOKYO (AP) --Prime Minis- economic structure for the sake domestic business circles say the on exports. were very harsh. ter Toshiki Kaifu told Parliament of the Japanese people as well as law hinders foreign retailers from Meanwhile, Japan’s top defense Gqozo received a rousing cheer on Tuesday that Japan must im- to ease growing tension with the opening outlets and slows the official said Tokyo would con- Monday when he told thousands , prove living standards to help ease United States over trade imbal- opening of large Japanese stores sider paying more for the 50,000 of people at a stadium in Bisho trade frictions with the United ances. that would more likely sell for- U.S. armed forces members in that the African National Con- States. “We intend realistic efforts to eign-made goods. Japan if the United States offi- gress and other anti-apartheid Expensive housing, high sav- carry out structural reforms. That Mirustry officials said they were cially makes such a request. groups would be free to engage in ings and poor public facilities have means we must carry out reforms considering changing or abolish- Cheney said he wants Japan to political activity in Ciskei. kept Japanese living standards low of our land use policies and im- ing the law. Muto had told Japa- assume “100 percent”of the cost The ANC is the main black and limited imports, hindering prove the standard of living,” he nese reporters that bolder steps of maintaining U.S. military bases reduction of the $49 billion U.S. said. might have to be taken if easing group fighting the South African in Japan. government. President F.W. de trade deficit with Japan, Kaifu Actions by two Cabinet mem- its enforcement is not enough to Japan pays $2.4 billion Klerk legalized the ANC last said. bers Tuesday improved the chances satisfy the United States. of the estimated $6 billion annual cost month, but some homeland lead- “Our corporations are wealthy for pledges made by Kaifu at last ’ Washington also says Japan of basing U.S. forces in Japan, ers do not allow the group to and strong, but this wealth has week’s California summit with , should provide more land for come at the expense of long President Bush . housing. cut inflated real estate the Defense Agency says. operate in the territories they working hours and a low standard Minister of International Trade prices &d spend more on roads, At their summit, Kaifu prom- control. of living. It is time to redress this and Industry Kabun Muto ended parks and sewers to improve the ised Bush to do his best to carry South Africa established the imbalance,” he said. opposition to changing a retail general quality of life. out substantial reforms and in- homelands in the 1960s in an Responding to opposition stores law that U.S. officials say Such spending is secn as likely crease Japan’s contributions to attempt to create separate, tribal- questions in Parliament’s upper tends to prevent foreign fms from to create more demand for for- regional security. But he faces based states for blacks while whites house, Kaifu urged lawmakers to increasing sales in Japan. eign products while reducing the strong opposition from other par- would retain control of national cooperate in changing Japan’s U.S. trade negotiators and dependence of Japan’s economy ties. politics and the economy. page four THE TUFTS DAILY Wednesday, March 7,1990 11 News Briefs 11 II From the Associated Press Gephardt calls for direct Soviet aid CATHOLIC WASHINGlDN (AP)-- House Democratic Leader Richard Gephardt said Tuesday the United States should offer direct aid to the Soviet Union to ensure that its reforms succeed. LENTEN PRAYER “We should be investing in our own self-interest,” Gephardt said. “And stability, democracy and a market economy in the Soviet Union are in America’s strong self-interest.” The proposal brought immediate criticism from some quarters, and GROUP a presidential spokesman said the Soviets don’t want direct aid. Sen. Bill Bradley, D-N.J., also said that the Soviets haven’t requested U.S. help and that, if they did, it would be wasted without economic reform. “Unless they reform the economy, it’s going down Wednesday Nights a rathole,” Bradley said. Oders on Capitol Hill said that while they thought Gephardt’s proposal would spark a useful debate, the idea would fall on disap- 9:30pm proving public ears. “If you’re going to start giving foreign aid to the hated commies of 70 years’ worth, you’ve got a real sales job to do in the United States,” Room 209, Campus Center said Sen. Alan Simpson, R-Wyo. Gephardt noted an appeal by Czechoslovak President Vaclav Havel, in a Feb. 21 speech to Congress, Jo help his country by helping Catholic Center the Soviet Union continue on its reformist road. He accused Bush of “a lack of leadership in this.most crucial 391 -7272 moment,” throwing billions of dollars into the military budget to defend against “communists who don’t want to be communists any more” while ignoring their economic needs. Specifically, Gephardt called for a “Food for Freedom” program to - send U.S. food aid to the Soviets; the lifting of trade restrictions, THE LECTURE SERIES AND including those on high-technology exports, and guarantees for busi- nesses that want to invest in the Soviet Union. - Kabul radio says Afghan coup thwarted THE AFRICAN -’AMERICAN SOCIETY ISLAMABAD, Pakistan (AP) -- Soldiers led by the defense minister joined with Moslem guerrillas Tuesday to try to overthrow Afghanistan’s government, but were defeated by troops loyal to President Najib, Kabul radio reported. PRESENT : The official radio said the loyalists controlled Kabul, the capital, and an indefinite curfew was imposed at 7 p.m. In the Soviet Union, which sponsors the Najib government, the official news agency Tass said: “The loyal troops have now mopped up the main pockets of resistance, leaving the situation in Kabul firmly controlled by the government.” -, Western diplomats, guerrilla leaders in ‘Pakistan and the Soviet media reported heavy fighting and said Afghan air force planes had bombed Arg Palace, Najib’s headquarters in the heart of Kabul. Heavy artillery and tanks fired for several hours on the buildings of the Defense Ministry and the army’s main political directorate, Tass said. It also reported shelling of residential districts, but said they abated after dusk. Kabul radio said thecoup leader was Maj. Gen. Shah NawazTanai, the defense minister, a hard-line Marxist linked to at least of two of the five previous coup attempts reported against Najib, who took office in 1986. He was joined by followers of the fundamentalist guerrilla leader Gulbuddin Hekmatyar, the radio said. Najib said on state television Tuesday nighc “Some soiled ele- ments today tried to carry out a conspiracy and provoke bloodshed, but the government forces have neutralized them. They have been suppressed.” State health officials target female smokers BOSTON (AP) -- State health officials plan to ask newspaper and magazine publishers to drop advertisements that encourage women to “’ I NSTI T UT I 0N AL I 7 E D smoke as part of a campaign announced Tuesday to fight an increase in smoking by women. Health officials said they will also seek an increase in the cigarette tax and beef up educational programs aimed at curbing smoking among young girls. Secretary of Human Services Philip Johnston said he plans to visit publishers around the state and ask them to voluntarily drop the ads. s EXISM Johnston, a former smoker, said he feels a strong personal commit- ment to the issue. “Public education is crucial to the success of this effort,” he said. “We’ve got a long ways to go.” AND Officials said they plan to target advertising aimed at women becausc statistics show more and more young women are becoming smokers. They also cited recent eddence’thatcigarette companies are targeting poor, uneducated women and minorities for cigarette sales. HOmoPhoB i A” One markcting strategy for a new brand of cigarettes recently drew national attention. The cigarette brand, Dakota, was specifically targeted at a so-called “virile female” with no education beyond high school, health officials said. According to state statisticsfrom 1987, girls who smoke in grades 9 through 12 outnumber boys. And lung cancer among women in the state increased by 18.2 percent from 1982 to 1986. Signs indicate Gorbachev will speak at Brown BOSTON (AP) -- Soviet President Mikhail Gorbachev reportedly has tentatively accepted an invitation to visit Brown University in Providcncc, R.I., perhaps for graduation ceremonies, but the school’s president is refusing all comment. Gorb~chcvis scheduled to visit the United States in June for a see BRIEFS, page 11 Wednesday, March I, 1990 THE TUFTS DAILY page five FEATURES Students skeptical about future of Museum program- by KRISTIN ARCHICK studioarts. The graduate program the decision of either art school - make sure they are on the right the program can continue with- Daily Staff Writer awards an M.F.A., which, accord- or a liberal arts one and they want track.” - out her. She is amazing, incredi- If a student were asked to ing to Allara, is “basically equiva- both. The parents want liberal Caviness also said that because bly helpful. She is more than just describe Tufts’ joint program with lent to a Ph.D.” arts, and the progr;un allows both,” of the character of the program, somebody who tells you when to the School of the Museum of Fine To get accepted into the five- she said. “There are not many the students in the dual program go register -- she helps you main- Arts, she might think a minute, year undergraduate program by places where one can go to a need guidance. tain your sanity,” she said. scratch her head, and reply with applying separately to Tufts’ liberal arts school and spend a lot “The students have an advisor Kohla’s sentiments about the an “I don’t know. That’s a hard School of Liberal Arts or Engi- of time in studio. For example, at both Tufts and the Museum elimination of Allara were ech- one.” Or perhaps the response neering and to the Museum School, my daughter, who received a School andmust figureoutwhich oed by Jessica Goldberg, ajunior would be, “What program?” where they must submit aportfo- B.F.A. from Wellesley, spent years they want to spend at which, who is currently finishing her As Jennifer Kohla, astudentin lio, explained Professor Made- minimal time in studio.” and they need an advisor in thc art requirements for her art history her fourth year of the dual five- line Caviness, chair of the De- Allara, who has been associ- department because [the mem- concentration at Tufts. year program explains, “There uartment of Art and the Historv of atedean since 1985,believes that bers of the department] are the “It is a terrible situation,” are a lot of people at Tufts and the only people at Tufts who under- Goldberg said. ?The students are Museum School who don’t know stand the dual degree program very discontent, upset with the that the program exists.” with the art school,” Caviness decision. The program is a really However, Tufts community added. complicated course of study. There members have recently focused According to Caviness, the is no literature for people to refer their attention on the special stud- students also need an advisor to. Without a person like Pam, it ies pmgram due to the slated elimi- simply because “there is a lot of will be up to the student to bal- nation of the position of Profes- bureaucracy and it is hard to work ance courses, figure everything sor Pamela Allara, associate dean out schedules.” out. And it will be very hard. I for Museum School Programs, Kohla said that being a joint- think the program will fall apart due to budgetary cutbacks. While program student involves other without a formal coordinator, administrators at both Tufts and hardships. especially one like Pam.” the Museum School hope that “The attitude of some people According to Caviness, her next year’selimination ofProfes- at the Museum School is very department has negotiated with sor Allara’s position will not anti-academic, anti-intellectual, the Administration for a three- adversely effect the future of the and coming from an intellectual year appointment for a new fac- joint program,’ students in the background, it is hard not to ulty member who will teach three program are less optimistic. Dai/y file photo approach work in an intellectual courses and have moderate advi- According to Allara, there are Many students fear that the elimination of Professor Pam Allara’s way sometimes. And I don’t be- sory duties. Goldberg does not two Museum School programs position will harm the Museum School program. lieve I belong in either plact, -- believe this ‘will be satisfactory, run through Tufts: one undergradu- it’s like being in limbo for five however. ate, with sixty students currently Art and Architecture. the program “appeals to those years.” “My impression of the person enrolled, the other graduate, with “The students can major in students with a strong interest in In light of the overwhelming they are bringing in is just some- thirty-five students. The under- any Tufts discipline, although both creative arts and academics. need for advisement in a program one to teach and do some advis- graduate program is a five-year engineering is quite difficult to For those for whom they are in which students typically take ing duties but not someone who program in which students spend do,” Caviness said. “A lot [of equally important, the program five to six courses each semester, would be a complete coordinator two years at Tufts, two years at students] major in music or Eng- offers a compromise as ideal as the slated elimination of Profes- of the entire program,” she said. the Museum School in Boston lish since they feel they have onecanget.” sor Allara’s position has caused a Caviness said she was dismayed and onein between, splitting their enough of the art courses at the While an “ideal” solution for stir among her students and ad- by the elimination of Allara’s time accordingly. Museum School. The B.F.A. stu- some, it isa1so.a time-consuming visees as well as an outpouring of position. Upon successful completion dio undergraduate degree requires one. Allara said it is “very com- anger and concern. “My first reaction when I was of the program, students receive a tremendous number of studio plicated for [students] to take thirty “Pam Allara is the only one told that thedepartment,which is a B.A. from Tufts in any liberal credits,” she said. studio courses and twenty-four who knows what is going on both already overworked, would have arts or engineering concentration Caviness believes that the academic courses. It takes a lot of atTuftsand the Museum School,” to share her [Allara’s] workload, and a B.F.A. from Tufts on the weighty program benefits students. advising and I work closely with Kohla said. see ALLARA, page 12 Dart of the Museum School in “Many students are faced with them to plan out their programs - “It is ridiculous to think that ISo you didn’t do the reading... Although all Tufts students are committed academics an example to highlight a brilliant insight that you may You should also be sure to visually feign sincere who do all of their work on time, rarely miss class or fail eventually share with the class. While you are flipping, interest in what your teacher is saying, even though you to do the reading before a lecture, occasionally we must send telepathic messages to your professor saying “That ?e totally clueless, uncertain even of the name of the go to class unprepared. The one or two times during your student really knows his stuff. Look at him flipping class you’re enrolled in. Do this by placing your hand on four years here that the book isn’t read, the paper isn’t through his well- your chin, with your fingers spread on .your cheek, written, or the squash racquet isn’t re-strung, be prepaied read text. I should occasionally placing your index finger at an angle over for unbearable feelings ask someone else your lips. Bill Shein of guilt and inadequacy. this difficult ques-

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than two days, or if a rather impressive Monday’s Daily. Regardless of what he’s truly thinking.I rash develops, discontinue use and see a study skills scholar a bit later.” he appears serious, thoughtful, and interested. It’s pos- specialist immediately. Whether or not sible, though, that he had a dreadfully ugly zit on his chinI What to do? Skipping class when an assignment is to make eye con- that he quickly covered as the photographer approached due shows cowardice beyond comprehension, but at- tact with your pro- We can only speculate. At all costs, avoid the pose 01 F tending without being prepared is often so embarrassing fessor during a dis- Jean Mayer as seen in a photo from the recent Ultra Mega 1 that being known campus-wide as a gutless whimpering cussion is one of Symposium (see below). coward is something that can seem extremely attractive those mysteries of While we’re happy that he isTufts’presidentand thai t at the time. academia that may he is back. to good health, he is clearly looking far les: > Perhaps some suggestions for dealing with the chal- never be fully re- than presidential here. His casual posture, disinterestecI lenge of chronic unpreparedness would be useful here. solved. Be aware expression, and hand supporting entire face are key I Please understand that I am a journalist, and that this that it is extremely indications that he would rather be rolling $100 irI essay is based solely upon weeks of extensive research dangerous to take an pennies than continue this torture. Even the pretentiousi and countless interviews with Tufts students and faculty. interest is other stu- placement of the DTD flag alongside the US and Sovielt Be assured that nothing in this article is at all related to dents’ shoelaces ones behind him is not enough to shake Jean from his i my personal experience, and any similarities are un- during “Post-Ques- detached numbness. Granted, such panel discussions are doubtedly accidental or purely coincidental. tion Limbo” -- those often extremely boring. But c’mon, Jean; at leastpretenaI Let’s examine a hypothetical class in which you are few seconds after a Daily file phoro that you’re listening! And do the reading before the supposed to have completed a book called “Existential question is asked President Jean Mayer takes a break symposium! Quantifiers and You: AUser ’s Guide.”The class meeting during which you is devoted solely to class discussion, so failing to read the hold your.bmth and from playing with his wristwatch Finally, do whatever you must to prevent yourself text means 75 minutes of discomfort, clock-watching, hope you don’t get during last weekend’s symposium* from falling asleep during the class. Even though you are 2nd hoping that you are not called upon to speak. called on and nailed. Such downward gazes are the inter- unable to make any intellectual connection to the unread In this situation, several things are helpful. First, try to nationally recognized symbol for “Don’t call on me don’t material being discussed, keep your mind active by make acomment in the very beginning of class, which in call on me don’t call on me God please help me I’ll do practicing some of the things suggested in this article. 01 most cases will exempt you from embarrassing cross- anything just don’t let her call on me!” try to picture the MASSPIRG “Table Tent of the Day” in examination later in the hour when more complex ques- You might also try to keep your pen moving while a your mind, and read it over and over again, just to keep tions are asked. When your professor walks into class question is being posed. Professors are less likely to call yourself awake and socially conscious. and says “Hello. How is everyone?” immediately raise on you ifthey see that you are busy scribbling down every You see, sleeping in class can only add to you1 your hand confidently and say, “I feel terrific. I’ve just extraordinary word they utter. It doesn’t matter what you embarrassment, primarily because you’ll wake-up and had an excellent aerobics session followed by a relaxing write. even if it’s unrelated, as long as it seems to be have no idea what kinds of bizarre noises YOU made while sauna. Thank you for asking.” serious note-taking. I usually just write the confusing sleeping. You may have even drooled into a frothy pool Then, for the rest of the class, be sure to be flipping words “phasing out kegs” over and over, wondering if on your notebook, which though unsightly, will remain I inquisitively through the text each time your professor ZetaPsimembers will truly go into medically dangerous in your notes as a permanent reminder of the horrors of asks a auestion. It will auuear that YOU are searching for withdrawal if their kegs are not gradually eliminated. being unprepared. I .. - page six THE TUFTS DAILY Wednesday, March 7,1990

. ARTS- After injury, Joey Ramone is happy to be back on stage by RON CRABER and he promised that it will not the former bassist for the heavy Daily Editorial Bpard slow him down in Boston. The metal-band Axe Attack. “Now The Ramones, one of the Ramones resumed their tour just we’re a whole lot stronger and world’s original punk bands, will a few days ago with dates in the harder and faster. Having CJ in be returning to Boston on March mid-Atlantic states, the band made it that much more 8 and 9 to play at the Citi Club. The shows at Citi will be CJ exciting again. ” On the second leg of a worldwide Ramone’s Boston debut with the He also said that Dee Dee’s tour, the Ramones are recovering band. CJ became the group’s new absence has brought the band from both the injury of their lead bassist in September 1989, re- closer together and eliminated singer and the departure of one of placing Dee Dee Ramone. previous in-fighting. “There was their founding members. Apparently, Dee Dee did not a lot of hostility when Dee Dee Joey Ramone, the lead vocal- leave on the best of terms. He left was in the band, and now Dee ist, hurt his ankle in mid-January, three months after the release of Dee is gone and everything is delaying the 1990 portion of the . better.” Brain Drain by six weeks. BruinDrain, just as the Ramones tour prepared to embark on their Eu- Since CJarrived,theRamones “I went to see a friend’s band, ropean tour. have played almost solely abroad, Raging Slab, at this club called And how did Dee Dee’s depar- touring throughout Europe, Ja- Wetlands (in New York’s Green- ture come about? pan, Australia, and New Zealand. ich Village), and I did an encore “He just quit,” said Joey. “His After the US leg of their tour, with them. I was coming off the they will go abroad again, with ego ran away with him and he’s The brothers Ramone. The tall one is Joey. stage, and it was sparsely lit where dates already scheduled in Bang- off doing his own thing these days.” the stairs were. I had never been kok and Yugoslavia. Chapman. “She’s honest and has Elvis.” in the club before, and I came Joey feels the band is as good The Ramones play the major- something to say that matters,” Joey expressed contempt for down on my bone, and tore the as ever. “Things couldn’t be bet- ity of their concerts overseas, Joey explained. many of the bands that have had ligaments,” Joey explained. . ter. CJ’s brought a whole lot more where the group has consistently Joey said he enjoys “unique, reunion tours lately, but the one Joey said the injury has healed vitality to the band,” Joey said of gained more attention. While the credible bands that have stuck to he enjoyed was the Rolling Stones’ group only fills large clubs in the their guns, initial ideals, and vi- tour. “I think the Stones were United States, they sell out whole sions. I support anyone who is very credible ... I think they lost it arenas overseas. uniqueandcredible... [and whose for a while, but they got it back. Wake-n-Bake “There is a differentmentality music] comes from the heart.” The fact that they took time off over there -- people are open to He explained that the Ramones and did their own things” helped new things,” Joey explained,“but have maintained their original them. “The Stones definitely have things have definitely got better ideals and visions, crediting this the excitement,” he concluded. in beautiful here since the ascension of the for their growing success, even The British super-group was Ramones.” Joey believes that, after sixteen years together. Bruin one of Joey’s early influences. “I Negr il, Jamaica unfortunately, many of the things Drain is their twelfth and most was a big fan of the Rolling Stones. the Ramones have fought against successful studio album to date. I remember the first time I heard are on their way back. ‘Tell Me’ I was hooked.” “There is superficialness now, Other bands have changed, Joey As For the future of the Ra- Spring Break Week these bleached blondes, with said. “The Clash started out good mones, “I am excited about the Poison, Skid Row, and groups and then went disco. And other next album because it will be a starting at $469.00 like them... There is a lot of people bands were superficial. The Sex real group album, as far as par-. jumping on the bandwagon, who Pistols were a great. band, but ticipation,” Joey said in an appar- want to be successful and have they were manufactured. They ent stab at Dee Dee. “And I’m limos and Mercedes and things were manufactured by the genius excited to see what CJ comes up like hat,” Joey complained. “Rock of Malcolm McLaren. In some with. As for myself, since being Hot days & Reggae nights and roll is just a business now, ways, the way the Archies and laid up with the ankle injury, I while it used to be a way of life.” Monkecs were manufactured,” he think I’ve written some of the Travel with the best- Despite his despair over to- explained. best stuff I’ve written in a long day’s state of rock and roll, Joey Other artists, despite their time.” still thinks some artists are “cred- success, have changed too. “El- Fans will have to wait until Call Sunsplash Tours ible.” He expressed an apprecia- vis Costello was a bit radical in early 1991 to decide for them- tion for Motorhead, ACDC, Guns the beginning, and now’ he has selves, but on Thursday and Fri- 1-800-426-7710. and Roses, Metallica, and sur- gone mainstream, but he’s still a day they can hear the Ramones prisingly, Tufts’ own Tracy great songwriter. Yeah, I still like play their favorites at the CiU.

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\ \ ARTS Filmh-sion of Handmaid’s Tale is frightenly dramatic by JASON GEORGE an entire state. “Security” turns tions, she retains her hope, seiz- Daily Editorid Board out to be a cross between the ing every opportunity to improve TheHandmaidsTale isamost South African police and the Nazi her situation. disturbing fim. Based on the novel SS. These forces are charged with The movie provides very by Margaret Atwood (and recently gathering racial minorities and powerful political commentary. homosexuals for deportation, as It is a society much like that of Film well as fighting rebel groups (often 1984, yet it is something that supported by non-fundamentalist conceivably could develop here. & Review religions). Kate knows all this, However, the warning nature of L 1 but also knows she is completely the film is secondary. The per- performed here as aplay), it is the powerless to do anything about it. sonal drama is the major focus. It story of the Republic of Gilead - Her job is to bear a child for is, after all, The Handmaid‘s Tale. - which is really the United States the Commander and his wife, The story is about Kate, about her of the near future. It is a society in Serena Joy. To do so, she must life under this regime. Rather than which the democracy and free- repeatedly endure a sexual “cere- detracting from the influence of dom we cherish no longer exist. mony” best described as rape. repression, this heightens it, plac- Rather, the government is con- And if she does not bear a child, ing it on an individual level. trolled by right-wing religious she bears the blame and will likely The one problem with the sto- ryline is the lack of background The Commander (Robert Duvall) shows genuine compassion for fundamentalists who impose their be assigned to clean up a toxic his handmaid Kate (Natasha Richardson). view of life on the nation. It is a waste zone. information. We do not know how movie which cannot be described Through the course of the it is that Kate’s family managed Many elements of the film, Duvall (Tender Mercies, Apoca- simply as ‘‘good,” because the movie, Kate discovers many to survive as long as it did, whether not just the storyline, give it its lypse Now) creates a character theme is so provocative. people, all of whose lives have in perhaps not all of Gilead is as power. The directing, music, and that the audiencecan neither fully The story centers around a some way been destroyed by this rigidly conoolIed as the parts we most especially the costuming hate nor fully sympathize with, woman named Kate. She has a repressive society. There is the see. The movie only infers most create a world which is innately but can only vicw with some of husband and a daughter, and the Commander, who doesn’t really of the details of the government’s uncomfortable to the viewer. The each. Network star Faye Dun- three of them try to escape across love his wife and finds in Kate a style of rule, so we do not really acting, too, is a major factor. away’s Serena Joy is by turns the Gilead border into Canada. woman he can genuinely care for. develop an understanding of why Natasha Richardson, veteran of harsh and selfish, then weak and The border guards, reminiscent There is Serena, who feels both it came to power. These details Patty Ilearst and Fat Man and pitiable. Finally, supporung‘stars of pre-1989 Berlin Wall guards, compassion and deep resentment are not essential to the story at Little Boy, creates the tone of the like Aidran Quinn (Nick) and attack the family, lulling Kate’s toward the woman who will bear hand, but they do leave many movie as Kate. Her emotions, Elizabeth McGovern (Moira) husband. She is taken into cus- her child. There is also Nick the nagging questions. reactions, and thoughts are the provide a rich group of individu- tody, assigned to be part of the chauffeur, with whom Kate de- One aspect of the government cey to the film’s drama. als which complete this hand- government’s “handmaid” pro- velops a genuine, though illegal, that is clear is the way in which it As he Commander. Robert maid’s world. gram. love. And there is Moira, a les- twists otherwise noble goals to Handmaids in Gilead are re- bian who escaped from the in the further its awn ends. Two ex- sponsible for childbearing. Only government, proving that the amples of this are patriotism and Spinning relief control system was flawed. one in one hundred women in this religion. Gilead, by controlling It seems that the Boston music scene has planned itself perfectly future is fertile, due to the influ- All of this combines to create them patriotism and religion so for bioainp off that mid-week, mid-term cranial coma. Tonight, ence of chemical pollution and a film which evokes nearly every rigidly and imposing them so dancc pecvple have a choice between Man Ray’s World Music Night radiation. Those females capable human emotion. One of the most harshly, destroys any true mean- (l8+), and the MoFORufts party at Club 3 (21+). of bearing children are put in prevalent is the feeling of power- ing in either one. Of course, this Classical afic.ionados can see pianist Russell Sherman perform training, then assigned to promi- lessness and depression. Kate feels is nothing new -- authoritarian at Cohen ;.’hursciay, or see Neeme Jarvi lead the Boston Symphony nent families who desire babies. it strongly, and the audience, who and totalitarian governments have Orchestra the 8th through the 13th. Kate, after a brief stint in what sees only through her eyes, also used these as tools throughout Laurie Jakobsen Included will be works from Part, is essentially a brainwashing feels‘strongly. She is acthe mercy history. The Handmaids Tale Rimsky-Korsakov, Mozart, and center, is assigned to the Com- of those around her, isolated and reminds us that such uses are not Notables Sibelius, and the violin soloist mander, whocontrols security for alone. Yet, despite these condi- simply a thing of the past. will be Anne-Sophie Mum. Jarvi is replacing BSO Music Director Seiji Ozawa, who has cancelled Palumbo overcomes trouble at Hotung these appearances due to illness. Of course, there’s NRBQ and Treat Her Right at the Pub on by LAURA WALKER named “Policy Leak”), Sylvester revenge. Thursday - tickets go on sale today. Well, I’ve got a conflict of Daily Editorial Board Stallone, and, in a three song The other songs on which he It was not his best concert ever. capsule, Oliver North, George truly shone were “The Unfixable interest; I’ve got tickets to see the Ramones at Citi. If you were The spotlight was severely off Bush, and Dan Quayle. Palumbo Broken Heart,” “My Wife and smart, you got tix for Friday. Then again, the odds that NRBQ will live longer than the Ramones are quite high. Let me think about it center, the crowd was small even can find no respect for “the creeps’’ My Love,” “Cobwebs and Can- ... for Hotung, the two guitars he in government today. “And Dan dlelight,” “Shotglass-sparkled Can’t plug it enough: Nine Inch Nails opens for the Jesus and Mary Chain Saturday at Citi for a 21+ show. This is definitely going used during the show needed near- Quayle is such an easy target,” he Candlelight,” “One Step Beyond constant tuning, the strings broke commentedafter the show. When Fired Up and Two Away from to be the hot ticket. Speaking of industrial, did you catch Controlled Bleeding’s often, he sometimes had to strain asked about his distinct liberal Love,” and “Holly’s Dance,” all show at Ground Zero last Friday? The jury’s still out on that one. for the high notes, and a two- bias, he replied, “It’s not a liberal of which deal with love in some year-old Jeffrey aspect, and most of which were They played a short set, marred by an extremely late start, technical named scampered bias; it’s a radical bias.” problems, and a drunk with a gun. across the stage a few times. But named on the spot by Palumbo His commentaries and singing While their songs were rhythmic and danceable, the lyrics were singer/social satirist Matt Palumbo after the concert. gradually got better and better in over-synthesized, resulting in a muffled sound that made it impos- took it all in stride and still Palumbo’s style is simple -- man- the second set, when he began to sible to figure out the titles of the songs, except “TheFodder Song,” aged to deliver an excellent per- gain a rapport with the audience just vocals and acoustic guitar -- formance Sunday night. but in his best songs he is able to which can be distinguished by the addition of drummer Chris and his me talent began to emerge, Moriarty on vocals. On the theory of “saving the especially in his non-satirical create fully the atmosphere in best for last,”Palumbobegan the which the song’scharactersexist. I’m also not into being sprayed by broken glass and sparks from songs. the self-absorbed destruction of metal objects, but it does make a sets with covers of such artists as His best performance of the In “Six Bullets,” the listener can Bob Dylan, Richard Thompson, see the tableau of the Old West. cool noise. Okay, there were technical problems, and material is lost evening was his third-to-last song, when a band makes an extreme change in style (from Gothic to the Beatles, and Frank Zappa, “Six Bullets,” a ballad of a man “Cobwebs and Candlelight” brings and later slid into his own songs. the listener into the dark house in industrial). The recent addition of a new keyboardist (Tom Clean) avenging his father’s death. The reduces the play list further, but there are limits to the amount of His first set contained mainly guitar and vocals fit together and which an old man rattles around social satire, “the funny ones,” waiting to die and join his wife as slack one can cut. Give them this, though: they were a lot better than as provide the Old West feel which when they opened for Ministry. Palumbo says. His objects of scorn is the basis of the song. But its a ghost. include Hare Krishnas, urine test- An excellent song from the All right, where were we? Concerts... If you have access to a car, most powerful aspecr is its end, and you like ska stuff, Bim Skala Bim is at Grover’s in Beverly on ing (a somewhat tasteful ditty which protests the uselessness of first set, “My Wife and My Love,” portrays a man caught between the 10th. his feelings of duty towards his And one last weekend happening: Dave Edmund’s Rock and wife and his desire for the love of Roll Revue at the Orpheum, featuring Edmunds, Dion, Graham Parker, and Kim Wilson, along with a veritable plethora of other his life. It passionately portrays the conflict and melancholy that rock noteables. So, there’s something out there to cure everyone’s is this man’s life. “You can’t go mental meltdown. back,” is the song’s closing line, Now time for a chuckle. There is a band called the Joshua Trio and Palumbo sang it almost wist- making a satirical tribute movie to U2, calledBeyond Sexuality. It’s fully. about a fifteenth-century boy who finds a Raffle and Hum CD in a “Forbidden,” another one of field. Talk about hero-worship gone to far. Just what a fifteenth- century boy is going to do with a CD is beyond me. Maybe he his best, concerns unrequited love. Palumbo wrote it for the Void, invents the frisbee centuries early and changes the course of history. “back when they were Dr. Void, Revenge can be sweet... guess who swept the Rolling Stone back when they were good, be- Reader’s Poll for Worst Band, Singer, Single, Album, and Tour? fore they kicked me out.” He NEW KIDS ON THE BLOCK. And guess who “won” Critic’s admitted after the show that he Choice for Worst Album and Band? MILL1 VANILLI. There is a was thrown out of the band for God. “unprofessionalism, like I didn’t Other proof: Sinead O’Connor releases her second album on the see CONCERTS, page 10 Matt Palumbo and an unfortunate mitar at Hotung Cafe Sunday. see PALUMBO, page 12 page ekbt THE TUFTS DAILY Wednesday, March 7,1990 SPORTS NCAA Tournament picture becoming even clearer by SCOTT KURLANDER points in their last three games, Oklahoma’s win over cross-state and Oklahoma (23-4) finish tied finish at 15-3 (21-6), and Oregon Senior Sraff Wrim because they lost them all in rival Oklahoma State, 107-94, for second placeat 11-3, followed State finishes also at 15-3 (22-5). The month of March is upon convincing fashion. in their regular season finale by Kansas State (17-13) at 7-7, The Golden Bears of California us, and the regular season in col- Maryland’sACC streakof five cappedaweekinwhichtheSoon- &ndOklahomaState(15-12)at6- werecloseat 13-5 (21-7),andthe lege basketball is winding down. tourneys in the last six years was ers also beat two number one 8. The Tigers, Jayhawks, and BruinsofUCLAfadedattheend halted on Sunday by the NCAA, teams (Kansas and Missouri) in Sooners will not only make the of the season to finish 11-7 (18- This Week who placed the Terps on proba- a span of three days. tournament, but will play a vital 9). These four teams will get bids tion for violations committed by In South Bend, Notre Dame role in determining the national to the tournament, and many will in the NCCA former coach Bob Wade. Look climbed over he fence and moved champion. be acting as spoilers come late for four teams to go to the toma- back into the tournament picture The Pac Ten regular season March. All acrossAmerica, hoopstersare ment from the ACC, though it by shocking Missouri, 98-67, on Championship was decided in Ari- The &@a Bulldogs clinched gearing up for what should be one could have been five, if not for Saturday. The game got so out of zona on Saturday, when Matt its first outright Southeastern of the most competitive NCAA the latest sanctions handed down hand that Missouri coach Norm Muehlebach scored 29 points to Confemme titleon Saturday when Tournaments in recent history. I by the NCAA. Stewartrefusedtsendoutanyof leadthe Wildcarstoan87-6Owin they defeated Aub,94-79. ?his say this because of the great par- The Big East had a showdown his starting five to open the sec- over the visiting Oregon State win prevented Alabama and ity that exists in college basket- ofitsown Wednesdaynight when ond half, which is when the Irish Beavers. Arizona used both box- Louisiana State from making ita ball today. Last week gave us a the Huskies of Connecticut vis- went on a 20-4 run to break the and-one and man defenses against three-way tie for the top spot. clearer picture of what the Tour- ited host Georgetown at the game widc-open. recent Sports Iltusrrufed cover- LSU was stunned earlier in the nament selection committee will Capital Center in Landover, The Jayhawks of Kansas fin- man Gary Payton, holding him to week by the Florida Gators but face come March 12th. Many Maryland. Dikembe Mutombo ish& the regular season with a just five points and ending his was victorious over Mississippi, games this week have helped posted his third straight impres- win over Iowa State, 96-63. Streak Of fifty straight games 103-94intheseasonfinale.Chris determine conference titles. sive performance, helping Geor- Therefore, the Tigers of Missouri scoring in double figures. Jackson had 37 points, and The Atlantic Coast Confer- getown win 84-64 and sending win the regular season confer- The win gave Arizona a share Shaquille O’Neal had 20 points, ence regular season champion- the Big East race into a final ence title with a 12-2 record and of the regular Season Pac-10 title \ ship was on the line Wednesday hectic weekend. Mutombo had 26-4overal1, whileKansas(28-3) with Oregon State. The Wildcats see HooPS9 p*e l3 night when the Duke Blue Devils 15 points, 14 rebounds, and 4 traveled to Littlejohn Coliseum blocked shots and was supported I to face the Clemson Tigers. When by Alonzo Mourning’s 20 points the dust se€tled, Clemson had come and Dwayne Bryant’s 20. This away with a 97-93 victory and victory, coupled with Syracuse’s assured themselves of at least a win over Seton Hall, forced a share of the title. The Tigers shot three-way tie atop the Big East. NATIONAL COLLEGIATE DRUG AWARENESS WEEK a torrid 7 1% from the field in the The scenario presented a simple first half and 66% in the second set of circumstances in terms of half, statistics that are surprising, deciding the regular season con- %use of Duke’s defensive repu- ference championship. The win- tation. However, the Tigers would ner of the Georgetown-Syracuse have short time to celebrate, game on Sunday would share the because they got blown out in crown with UConn, who beat Atlanta by the Ramblin’ Wreck Boston College on Saturday night. of Georgia Tech, 85-69, on Sat- The Orangemen then beat thc urday. Tech’s big three -- Dennis Hoyas in overtime, giving them a Scott, Brian Oliver, and Kenny piece of the title. Anderson -- accounted for 95% UConn (25-5) and Syracuse of the teams’ offense by scoring (23-4) both finish at 12-4 in the 80 of their 85 points. conference, followed by Geor- Nevertheless, Duke blew their getown at 11-5 (22-5), St. John’s chance at a share of the ACC title at 10-6(23-8),Villanova(17-13) by losing to North Carolina on and Providence (17-10) at 8-8, Sunday. Therefore, Clemson wins Pittsburgh (11-16) and Seton Hall the ACC with a 10-4 record, bring- (12-15) at 5-11, and finally Bos- ing them to 23-6 overall. The ton College at 1- 15 (8- 19). Look final standings have Duke finish- for four or possibly five teams to ingsecondat9-5(23-7),followed go from the Big East, depending by Georgia Tech at 8-6 (21-6), heavily on how the conference North Carolina at 7-7 (19-11), tournament turns out. N.C. State (18-1 l), Maryland The Big Ten is the only con- (18-12), and Virginia (17-10) at ference in the ccyntry that does 6-8, and finally Wake Forest at not hold a post-season tourna- 3-11 (12-15). ment. Steve Smith’s jumper with The Tar Heels, a team that was 29 seconds left in overtime capped on the fence at the beginning of a career-high 39 point effort and

N.C. Statecerkinlvdidndtsha over Purdue in LheBigTen stand- l’he Top Twenty Five ings, and have games remaining 3y ?he Associated Press against Northwestern and the The Top Twenty Five teams in the Boilermakers, the later a game 4ssociated Press college basketball that will definitely decide the ~011, with first-place votes in Jarentheses, records through March 4, conference champion. otal points based on 25 points for a firs! Gene Keady’s Boilermakers >lacevote through one point for a 25th took a turn for the worst earlier in ?lace vote and last week’s ranking: thc wcck by losing to Iowa, 64- Rec Prs Pvs 63, ending their six game losing 1. Oklahoma (47) 23-4 1,555 5 2. Kansas (9) 28-3 1,473 1 smak However, Purdue regrouped 3. UNLV (3) 26-5 1,363 2 and beat Michigan on Sunday, 4. Syracuse 22-5 1,297 10 putting them in prime position to 5. Georgetobn(1) 22-5 1.224 7 face the Spartans for the Big Ten 6. Missouri 26-4 1,209 3 crown. Minnesota and Illinois both 7. MichiganSt(2) 24-5 1,156 14 split this week, diminishing both 8. Connecticut . 25-5 1.143 4 9. Arkansas 2%4 1,032 12 team’s hopes of winning the title. 10. Purdue 21-6 1,018 9 Michigan State is 13-3 (24-5), 11. LaSalle(1) 28-1 929 13 trailed by Purdue at 13-4 (21-6), LSD, Ecstacy, Marijuana, Steroids... 12. Duke 23-7 898 5 Minnesota at 11-6 (20-7), Michi- 13. Michigan 20-7 856 8 Do you know all the facts ??? gan at 10-6 (20-7), Illinois at 10- For more information stop by our 14. GeorgiaTech 21-6 823 11 7 (20-7), with Ohio State and 15. Arizona 21-6 566 23 INFORMATION TABLE in the Campus 16. LSU 22-7 528 15 Indiana sitting on the fence. This Center this TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY & 17. clemsm 23-6 494 20 confercnce will send a record seven THURSDAY from 10 to 3, 3/6 - 3/0. 18. Looisvik 23-7 464 21 teams to the NCAA tournament, Smoke-Out Kits provided courtesy of LCS 19. Mirmesota 20-7 437 17 so don’t be surprised if you see 20. Illinois 20-7 389 18 three or four in the sweet sixteen. 21. Loyola MMT 23-5. 378 22 NFIS HlwHEDUCAnON PROGRAM In the Big Eight this week, the IWN7HLWUMSS 26W-STIIEEl 39914720 22. OregonSt. 22-5 368 16 Sooners of Oklahoma galloped 23. New Mexiw St 25-3 238 24 24. Xavier,Ohio 24-3 199 19 their way LO the most impressive 25. Georgia 20-7 188 25 string of victories tha college basketball has seeninalongtime. page nine Wednesday, March 7,1990 THE TUFTS DAILY d SPORTS After the buzzer: Tufts hockey survives 7-16 season by DONNA LEVY group at some point, it just was talent in that department. Sands So now all that is left to do is to string position. Senior Smff Writer not up to par with last year. commented that, “We had a rota- look towards next year. Coach “In hockey you really do rely tion plan during the first semester Sands is optimistic. “We’re hop- on Geshmcn,” He also said. ‘“There When all is said and done, Maybe the coaches did not per- is no rcason for everyone to be when the time on the clock has form as well this Year.’’ in order to give Josh [Franklin] ing that this year’s freshmen will and Jim [Sisterson]as muchplay- take a big step forward next year despondent. We have a good run down, when the fans have Sands stressed that there was nucleus coming back but we no specific area that played par- ing time as possible while still and the current juniors are strong. obviously necd help.” ticularly poorly, although he did using Bryan [Riefl most of the We would also like to get a fresh- pointed out that the defense did time.” Look for Sisterson in the man goalie who can comwte with Tunc in next year, same time, start the season with a disadvan- net come nexl season. the guys coming back for tine firs; same channel ... I I/ w I ~ tage . gone home, and when the zam- “By the time we ended, we boni has cleared the ice one last didn’t haveone right defenseman time, what is left behind by the remaining from last year. At some Tufts hockey team? Left behind points the defense was just kind is a bunch of guys who love to of being held together by bailing play hockey. That is the bottom wire.” line. Division I11 hockey is per- During the year, forwardsTom fect for guys who love the game, Sitzmann and Gosselin were not for guys going to the NHL. converted to defensemen. c Sure it is nice to win, but in Divi- “Sitzmann had a shaky start but sion I11 the game itself is all that he did everything we asked him really counts. This is what the to do and he became a strong 1989-90 Tufts’ ice hockey team performer. His stats don’t neces- should remember. sarily show that,”commented the It was not the season that the coach. Both were chosen for the team would have wished for, and position change because they wen: it had to be especially disappoint- good all-around athletes and smart ing for the five seniors who fin- hockey players. ished out their collegiate careers Sands also complimented this season -- Josh Franklin, Greg Monti and McDonald on offense. Gosselin, Greg McDonald, and “Jim [Monti] didn’t have the year co-captainsJim Monti and Bryan he had last year and he got a little Rief. But there are bright spots, down on himself, but he still had there always are, even in a 7-16 thirty-eight points. It’s not like he season. There were dazzling saves, had a lousy season. And Greg beautiful moves and dramatic scored in double digils, he didn’t goals. Each player surely has his have a bad season either.” Both own personal favorite, but as a are counted among the players group, every member of the team who did not miss a game. Players has learned a lot. Sometimes one to watch for next year include is able to learn more from losing juniors Tim Mathews and Dave than from winning. MacDonald, who led the team in Head coach Ben Sands said, scoring. “There wasn’t any single prob- As far as goalies go, Tufts has lem. We got the best from each always had more than its share of

Fighting is a hit in the NHL . Rangers acquire Gartner NEW Y ORK (AP) -- In a move can’t do better than Mike Gart- I went to see a fight theother night, and right in ing occurs all the time in hockey because, al- they hope will lead to their first ner.” the middle, a hockey game broke out. though the players accept that getting hit is part of championship of any kind since Gartner signed a one-year, Okay, so it’s a lame joke, but I didn’t make it up the sport, they don’t enjoy it, especially when a hit 1942, the New York Rangers $400,000 contract prior to this and it does illustrates my point. And that is hockey is particularly ruthless. acquired high-scoring right wing and fighting are synonymous. season and can become a free Violence is enmeshed in the game strategy. Mike Gartner from the Minne- agent, but Smith said he doesn’t A few months ago, Pittsburgh Penguins super- Every team in the NHL has at least one’or two sota North Stars on Tuesday for think he’ll have trouble signing star center Mario ‘‘goons,” skaters who are basically on the team Ulf Dahlen. him after the playoffs. Dave Saltzman Lemieux was just to fight. Intimidation is part of the game The Rangers lead the Patrick “I don’t foresee any problems,” quoted in a scheme, and banging your opponents around is Division by six points over Pitts- said Smith, who added that there hockey magmine Salted Peanuts one way to achieve it. Some goons are there burgh with 12 games remaining. would be no contract talks until (I forget which simply to protect the team’s star players. If it looks The Penguins have 13games left. after the season. “Mike was par- . one) as saying, “I don’t think fighting should be like Lemieux is going to get into a fray, his Gartner brings the Rangers ticularly excited to come here allowed.” Now I love Mario. As a Penguins fan, I teammates jump right in to make sure he doesn’l some speed and scoring punch. and excited to get back into the have to; it is required. It says so right on the first get hurt. The 30-year-old Gartner is Patrick Division.” page of the Penguins’ Fan Handbook: Thou shalt Fighting has become an art form in North Minnesota’s second-leading scorer The 23-year-old Dahlen, also love Mario, right above Thou shalt laugh at the American hockey. Minnesota North Star Basil with 34 goals and 36 assists. In arightwing,has 18goals-- 13on Devils, consider them a Mickzy Mouse club, and McRae even had his uniform specially made with eleven NHL seasons with Wash- the power play -- and 18 assists. call them rude, nasiy names. But, I’m sorry, that “breakaway” sleeves (yet another miraculous way ington and the North Stars, Gart- was just a dumb thing for Lemieux to say. Dahlen, the Rangers’ first-round to use Velcro) sothat when someone grabs his arm, ner has 438 goals, 23rd on theall- draftpick in 1985and the seventh First of all, fighting is not allowed. That’s why the sleeves come off, leaving McRae free to time list, and 335 assists. - skaters get penalized when they brawl. And sec- choice overall in the NHL draft, pummel him. Who says that athletes aren’t intel- The trade was announced has 71 goals and 60 assists in 188 ondly, as long as people compete in the NHL, ligent? shortly before the NHL‘s 3 p.m. NHL games. fights will occur anyway. It’s an inherent part of Notice I said “North American hockey” in the EST trade deadline. the game. last paragraph. That was to distinguish it from In addition, the Rangers are “We needed the things Mike sending Minnesota the Los An- Fighting is bound to erupt in a contact sport like European hockey, where fighting occurs less fre- can provide,” Rangers general hockey. One might argue that that’snot necessarily quently. The European style stresses speed and geles Kings’ fourth-round selec- manager Neil Smith said. “Mike tion in this year’s draft. true because football Is just as physical and there finesse; size is secondary. Why the difference in is a proven offensive threat off aren’t nearly as many fights breaking out, but the technique? I don’t know, but now that the Iron Several other teams were busy the wing with excellent speed, on Tuesday, too. -. correlation is weak. In football, it’s accepted that Curtain has rusted through, the NHL style of play and we felt that was something Louis acquired right wing you have to hit the guy and bring him down to end may be altered somewhat. However, I still believe we needed to improve ourselves.” St. Rich Sutter, younger brother of the play. There are strict rules and regulations on that fighting will always be around on @is conti- Gartner was traded by the Blues coach Brian Sutter, and 35- who to hit, how to hit, when to hit, and where to hit, nent. Capitals at the trading deadline and if someone violates these rules, a penalty is “Fighting is what keeps hockey alive,” one of last season, along with defense- year-old defenseman Harold Snepsts from the Vancouver assessed. my friends said recently, but I don’t entirely agree manLarry Murphy, forrightwing These rules don’t exist in hockey. with this. I think people really want to see a good Dino Ciccarelli and defenseman Canucks in exchange for a minor- Skaters are allowed to use their bodies to take game of passing, shooting, and checking, although league prospect and two high draft v Bob Rouse. picks. opponents off the puck and out of the play, and they certainly don’t mind seeing a few fights to It was the second major trade penalties are only given out for tripping, slashing, liven up the action. by Smith this year. He acquired In a deal rumored for about a hooking, and roughing. Fights break out when one center Bernie Nicholls from the week, the Blues gave the Ca- player feels that another checked him much harder Hockey is a form of entertainment, and the LQS Angeles Kings during the All- nucks defenseman Adrien Plavsic, than necessary and didn’t get penalized. human race has always been entertained by vio- Star break for right wings Tomas their first-round choice in the 1990 - Crushing a player is allowed but not always lence. From the plays of the ancient Greeks to the Sandstrom and Tony Granato. entry draft and their second-round necessary, so when Skater A reams Skater B but moviesof today, violence has always hadapromi- Rangers coach Roger Neilson pick in the 1991 draft. doesn’t get called for a penalty, Skater B, who nent role, and it always will. Brawling may not be said Gartner will play on a line Like the Rangers, the Blues happens to be very pissed as he either peels himself the only thing that attracts people to hockey games. with Nicholls. are trying to nail down a division from the boards or scrapes himseIf off the ice, but it certainly playsasignificantrole.Andas long ‘We needed a little mmspeed championship. St. Louis has a administers his own style of vigilante justice. In as fans want to see fighting, the owners and teams and H asked Neil if he could look two-point lead over Chicago in other words, he bashes Skater A’s brains in. Brawl- will oblige them. for somebody,” Neilmn said “Ycu the Norris Division. - page ten TUFTS DAILY Wednesday, March 7,1990 \. THE I Notables CONCERTS songs, all written by Martin Gore. going to Bonnie RaiU, Don Hen- continued from page 7 Recorded in Denmark and Milan, ley, and Richard Mm.Organ- THE FOOD AND DRUG 14th,ID0 Not Want WhatI Have- Violater was mixed in London by ized by (surprise, surprise) John ADMINISTRATION n’t Got. The first single is a cover Depeche Mode and Francios “Don’t Call Me Cougar” Mellen- of Prince’s “Nothing Compares 2 Kervorkian.The first two singles camp, Willie Nelson, and Neil dk U.” O’Connor has also just com- indicate a move back to their older Young, there will be over sixty DRUGS FOR AIDS AND CANCER pleted her first movie role in the style. It should be interesting to acts including Guns and Roses, British film, Hush a Bye Baby. hear the rest of the album. John Denver (I hope these two Not only does she star in the film Planning on seeing Bowie on will not be following one another), -as a nun -she worked on the his Sound and Vision Tour? Call LLCool J, Was (Not Was), Gorky soundtrack. 1-900-2-BOWIE-90 to place YOU Park, Arlo Gurhrie, Jackson Wednesday, March 7, 1990 7:OOpnt Cabot,Auditorium Tufts University Medford More album news... the requests for the shows. Right now, Browne, Iggy Pop, Lou Reed, Church’s GoldAfernoon Fish is the Thin White Duke is up in and Dwight Yoakum. Not to get due out on the 13th, and the Canada,andthenhe’llbeinEu- political, but note that this is the Cowboy Junkies’ latest, The rope, coming back to North FOURTH year -I’m not asking Caution Horses, is due out this America in late spring. “Oh for overnight success, but some- month from RCA. Daddy”Adrian Belew is handling one’s got to get a moveon there in In Address by Dr. Louis Lasagna, M.D. Depeche Mode finally resur- guitar duties. Bulletins to come Washington. Chair, The President’s Cancer Panel faces on the 19th. Called Vio- when things happen. MaybeTufts can start having a Dcan, Sacklcr Scliool of Graduate later. it contains the singles The fourth annual Farm Aid Finacial Aid concert every year, Biomedical Sciences, Tufts Universily “Personal Jesus” and “Enjoy the concert is slated for April 7th at with the proceeds going to a schol- Silence,” plus seven other new the Hoosier Dome. Top billing is arship. It’s a thought.

‘residentGeorge Bush appointed Dr. Lasagna to chair theNational Cornmit- Classifieds & Personals ee to Revicw Curreirt Procedures for Approval ofNew Drugs for Cancer rid MUS. The National Committee is charged with making recoxnmendations cgarding:

the regulatory and administrative requirements in the drug Classifieds & Personals are now review process acceleration of the conduct of clinical trials also on sale at the Campus Center improved acccssibility for cancer patients to new treatments transfer of new therapies to medical practice Student Activities Booth. The regular 3 p.m day before deadline still applies.

dditionally, the Committee is considering the need for modifying approval General Notices and Lost & Found forms iteria for investigational new drugs and new drug applications and to assist on hat should be appropriate end points for assessing new agent effectiveness. must be submitted at The Tufts Daily, Miller Hall, , Back Entrance.

PRICES Tufts Non-Tufts Concerned About Personals $2.00 Hunger? Classified 1 Day $2.00 $4.00 Classified Week $5.00 $10.00 Make a Difference by eating pasta tonight at the cause dinner for Project SOUP in all dining halls Careers In Public Accounting with What is Project Soup? A Program of the COOPERS & LYBRAND Somerville Corporation

1) Emergency food pantry-- provides 3 days worth of food each Students of all majors are invited to month to the elderly, single parent attend our Information Session to learn families--anyone who finds more about our Liberal Arts Training themselves without food. Currently serves over 320 families Program in Boston. each month.

2) Community Suppers Prop m provides hot, nutritious Wednesday, March 7, 1990 meais 3 times a week for the at 7:OOpm elderly, the homeless, and some Anderson Hall, Room 212 families. Serves 70- 100 people Wednesday, March 7,1990 THE TUF”TS DAILY page eleven .. AP News Briefs BRIEFS it was told by unidentified sources Brown or anything.” simple -- “Addiction is slavery.” The soldiers allegedly were \- continued from page 4 in the Bush administration of The billboard, unveiled Tues- hired by Colombian smugglers to summit meeting with President Gorbachev’s possible visit to the day by NAACP Executive Direc- bring cocaine in duffel bags aboard Bush, who has a vacation home Ivy League university. Bill boards tell youths tor Benjamin L. Hooks, will soon military flights to the United States, in Kennebunkport, Maine, that Robert Reichley; a spokesman “Addiction iS Slavery” appear in several thousand loca- CBS News repled Monday night. has been mentioned as a possible for Brown, said “We have no WASHINGTON (Ap) -- A tions nationwide, as will a com- CBS reported on a smuggling site for some of the talks. information that Mr. Gorbachev black hand grips several vials of panion anti-drug billboard aimed ring broken up recently in Pan- The Boston Globe today said is coming to Providence or to crack cocaine. The message is at white youths. ama. The network, quoting un- “If anything today is slavery, identified military sources, re- MASSPIRG temporarily withdraws budget it is drug addiction,” Hooks said. ported that at least nine people, “It determines when you wake including two Americans, were REFERENDUM that, we don’t have a chapter,” gauge student support for the up, when you go to bed, what arrested. . continued from page 1 she said. continued funding of the group kind of job you have, what you The three who appeared be- Senate while the referendum is “That’s why we ran the refer- through the Student Activities Fee. think, what you do. fore the federal magistrate in Fort being contested. “Since the vote endum in the first place, and since Senap Treasurer Ross Ginsberg “It destroys lives, will, and Lauderdale on Monday are charged is inconclusive, we cpn’t ask for its ?art of the TCU process ... it declined to comment on the mat- purpose and nothing has been with conspiracy to import cocaine. funding and we wont ask for satisfied the Allocations Board ter last night. deadlier, more dangerous, more TheCBSreport saidU.S. soldiers funding ... We don’t know at this procedure,” Hamilton added. MASSPIRG’sdecision to hold damaging to this America than took payoffs of up to $10,000 time whether or not the student Hamilton said that MASSPIRG a referendum followed a campus- the addiction to illegal substances,’’ from Colombian drug suppliers body supports MASSPIRG.” submitted a preliminary budget wide debate last spring over the he said. to bring cocaine home. validity of funding MASSPIRG’s Hamilton said that MASSPIRG to the TCU Allocations Board, The Outdoor Advertising As- One serviceman confcssed that - cannot ask for funding because but that the submission was con- activities, many of which take sociation of America is donating he recruited soldiers to smuggle the chapter’s legitimacy is based tingent upon the referendum being place off-campus, from the Stu- the 5,000 billboards in conjunc- cocaine aboard the flights home, upon receiving a majority of stu- passed. That budget will be with- dent Activities fund. Last year, tion with the Partnership for a CBS said. dent support. “MASSPIRG pro- drawn until the referendum con- the Senate resolved to allocate Drug-Free America. The Eight- cedure says you have to have a troversy is resolved, she said. $15,422.66 to MASSPIRG after Sheet Outdoor Advertising Asso- majority of students on campus MASSPIRG proposed the non- the group had requested $28,746. ciation, which represents smaller US company to build supporting MASSPIRG. Without binding referendum last month to billboards found mainly in urban areas, is working with the OAAA two Soviet theaters on the anti-drug effort. WASHINGTON (AP) -- Not The “Addiction is Slavery” to be outdone by McDonald’s, billboard targets the black com- Time Wamer Inc. announccd plans ASIAN STUDENTS CLUB presents.. . munity. A companion billboard Tuesday to open American-style, called “cocaine gun” shows a multiple-screen movie theaters young white boy with a gun pointed next year in Moscow and Lenin- up his nose and is labeled simply, grad, where audiences will be ARTHUR DONG, filmmaker “Cocaine.” allowed to- eat popcorn in their seats for the first time. and Three held in scheme The project is a joint venture his documentary between Time Warner, a world- linked to smuggling of wide publishing and entertain- FORBIDDEN CITY, U. S.A. US soldier ment conglomerate whose Wamer MIAMI (AP) -- Three people Bros. International Theaters Co. linked to a scheme to use US subsidiary will own 60 percent of soldiers to smuggle cocaine from the theaters, and the official So- Panama to this country were or- viet film agency, v/o Sovex- dered held after appearing before portfilm, which will own 40 per- a magistrate, authorities said cent. Tuesday.

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with Paul Wing, “Chinese Fred Astaire” (c. 1940s) I’m the oldest of nine kids and my father expectec me to go to Stanford. One day he sees me dancing with a chair as a partner. So he goes to q mother and says, “You know our number one son? Something wrong somewhere!”

THURSDAY, MARCH 8

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Forbidden City is a documentary about a forgotten chapter of entertainmen history, the first all Asian American musical revue.

Arthur Dong has also produced many other documentaries and film: including Sewina Woman, a film about his mother’s immigration from Chin: to America and the award-winning film Lotus.

Co-Sponsors: Sociology/Anthropology, American Studies, and the Asian American Center. page twelve THE TUFTS DAILY Wednesday, March 7,1990 --i- Students concerned over dean’s removal - ALLARA warded and not feel like they fic,” she said. continued from page 5 have to fight their way through “Art has its own intense in- was to phase out the program, the program.” itellectuality, its own thought even though I love the program Kohla is even more skeptical processes and there is a differ- and philosophically believe in it,” about the future of the program ence between the two,” said Bruce Caviness said. without Allara. MacDonald, dean of the Museum “The new person will have to “For kids coming into the five School. “Art requires aesthetic do a lot of learning. The great year program, I would not advise intelligence. It is more intuitive, thing about Pam was that she it without Pam,” Kohla said. “I and we focus on that at the Mu- knew the ins and outs of the pro- feel bad for kids who are bright seum School. Itdoesn’tmeanthat gram,” she added. and talented artistically, because we are anti-intellectual.” For somestudents, 1ikeMandy it can be the best of both worlds. MacDonald believes that the Mastrovita,“the symbolofelimi - I’m glad I did both. But I don’t program will continue, even given nating the director of the program know how [the students] will keep Allara’s departure, “because it has is very serious. It indicates a defi- it together without her. It is a basic inherent qualities. Tufts is nite lack of interest as far as the tough program, I’ve had to do a very good school, we are a very faculty is concerned.” Mastrovita summer school every summer. good school, the program offers is a junior at Tufts in her third And there is a lot of red tape, from the best of both worlds by bring- year of the program and is cur- both Tufts and the Museum School. ing them together.” ‘ rently completing her requirements I think it would be smart for them “There is an old, old conflict for her art history major before to phase it out.” between critics of art and artists,” attendmg the Museum School full Allara, however, is optimistic commented Caviness. “It is taken time next semester. that the program will go on in her as the norm and has never been a “Idefinitelythink the program absence. “There has always been problem. If someone wants to go has many problems to begin with, along-standingbias on the part of on as an artist, it is a good pro- and the elimination of Pam Al- both academia and studio arts gram, he or she really comes out lara’s position almost denigrates schools, it is incorrect on both thinking as a person. I s& a hope- the program and makes it much parts. I’m not worried at all about ful future rather than problems if more dfficult to put together. Pam the future of the program ... The the new position works out.” Allara is the only person on top of students will PO nn and be tem- everything,” Mastrovita said. “It was a poor judgement of the Administration,” Mastrovita A varied musical past at Tufts added. “Most of the people in the PALUMBO rible band,” Palumbo has been program applied to Tufts because continued from page 7 performing solo. of the program. Knowing that the mow up.” But despite ‘his on- Most of his gigs so far have program was available to me was stage bitter tone, Palumbo is still been in Hotung Cafe. He per- a great comfort at the end of high friendly with the members of the forms on Thursday, March 22 at school. It makes me very angry, band, including Mark Fakundiny, Choices in Somerville, and will especially for the students just with whom Palumbo set up his be playing Wednesday at 9am on coming in, the freshmen and first band in his freshman year. the “Who Killed John Lunden” sophomores, because with the “It was a truly horrible band show on WMFO. Beyond that, he elimination of Pam Allara’s posi- named The Midnight Electric will continue writing and per- tion, it is as if they are eliminat- Blue,” he said. Then Palumbo forming. He hopes to perform ing the option because the pro- left Tufts for medical reasons, before larger crowds, since he gram is so shaky. and when he Came back Fakundiny feels he works better with them. . “The museum school students had founded a new band, Pan- “He needs the feedback of a larger are some of the most dedicated dora’s Lunchbox,and invited him audience,” commented one of on campus, having twice the course to join. The band consequkntly Palumbo’s fans. load,” Mastrovita said. “The changed their name to Dr. Void, Palumbo closed his last set University should be working and after Palumbo left, to The with “Six Bullets,” “Solitaire,” harder to attract such students Void. Since then, with one brief an origmal, and the Grateful Dead‘s and the students should be re- interlude in “another truly hor- “Jack Straw.” Two-thirds of the way through “Jack Straw,”oneof his guitar strings broke and 40 years at the same location Palumbo finished the song with only five smngs. ‘This is the avant- garde version,” he told the audi- ence. The song sounded strange ‘PerFiles but was still beautiful. That is STONE PHARMACY, INC. perhaps the best way to sum up . 1122 Broadway Teele Sq. Matt Palumbo’s concert: a con- certed, effective effort-to over- Somerville, MA come difficulties. Or, perhaps, as he ended his concert, “I’m out of Henry Stone, REG.PH. guitars, I’m out of strings,I’m out Robert Stone, B.S., REG. PH, 623- 1010 of songs :-good night.”

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For More Info: 666-0695 ask for Ellen SUBMISSIONS DUE: March 13th Wednesday, March 7,1990 THE TUFTS DAILY page thirteen This week in college basketball HOOPS eight, at least Beware of the Dogs, College basketball suffered a such a talent, one whose future a physical specimen as Hank continued from page 8 for the Georgia squad is looking tragedy on Sunday night when only spelled stardom. Lionel Gathers reminds us all, whether 14 rebounds, and 5 blocked shots to bark loudly in the ~XEIWMW. America’s leading scorer and Simmonsand Bo Kimble, Hank’s , we are part of the sporting world to pace the Tigers. In other college basketball rebounder from a year ago, Loyola childhood buddies, along with the or not, that life is so very fragile Georgia wins the champion- news... The Princeton Tigers Marymount’s Hank Gathers, died rest of the college basketball as we say goodbye to yet another ship witha 13-5conferencemark, became the fist team to qualify of a heart failure while playing family, will remember the spec- promising young athlete. 20-7 overall, trailed by LSU at for the NCAA tournament, as the for his conference championship. tacular career of this fine athlete. 12-6(22-7),Alabamaat 12-6(21- Tigers captured their S~ond The whole country mourns over This inconceivable death of such 8), and Tennessee at 10-8 (15- straight IVY LWW title behind 12). The top three teams from the Gihan Man Eastwick’s Soviet state-owned businesses to share profit SEC will make the tournament, 16 Points against Columbk.. La- PRIVATE By providing them with a psychol~g~,”he said, apparently & ‘‘me Motivator,” Dale Brown, Salk?IS now 28-1 and has Won 20 continued from page l material slake in their enterprise’s referring to the widespread So- will have his Tigers in the elite s@aight-- no mention of private property, pmfirability, the law will pr&uma- viet hostility Loward any form of but the principle is there,” Ya- bly encourage Soviets to work private enterprise. blokov said. Soviets long have harder, a problem Gorbachev’s Laws on taxation as well as been permitted to own cars, leadcrship has said is crucial to price reforms, long postponed but summer homes and other per- raising the often abysmal rate of now promised by Jan. 1, also are sonal property, and the new law productivity. necessary for a “decisive step won’t change that. Abalkincautioned that the law towards a market economy,” Abalkin said a key provision -was“justapiece0fpaper”and by Abalkin said. The Kremlin keeps of the 23-page document orders itself won’t bring about an eco- the priccs of bread, meat and other state-owned factories and other nomic miracle. foodstuffs artificially low at the .- businesses to allocate a share of “We need to change the stere- cost of billions of rubles in subsi- after-tax profits to workers. otypes of bchavior, Ad peoples’ dies. p---=n--- --I-UIIIII -mm ’1. il I

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Please take this form to; The Tufts Daily, Miller Hall, back entrance, or mail through campus mail Attn: The Tufts Daily

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1) How many times during the week do you read The Daily 5) What papers do you usually read?

a) Once a) The Tufts Daily b) Twice b) The Boston Globe c) Three times c) The New York Times d) Four times d) The Observer e) Five times e) Other

2) What part of the paper do you turn to first: 6) Which comic strips would you like to see included in The Daily? Number in order of preference

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8) What do you see as the strengths and weaknesses of The Daily? 3) How would you rate The Daily overall:

a) Excellent b) Good c) Average d) Fair

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10) How much money do you spend on liquor each week? 2) Do you have a car?

11) How often each month do you go to the movies? 3) If not, which method of transport do you use? (Off-campus theatres) .- a) T b) Taxi 12) How often each month do you go to theatre or concerts? c) Bus (Off-campus Shows) d) Rides from friends e) All of the above

13) Which of the following malls do you shop at? (Please check) 4) How often do you go to Davis Square? a) Assembly Square Mall a) Every day b) Porter Exchange Mall b) A few times a week c) Arcade at Porter Sq. c) Once a week d) Meadow Glen Mall d) Every two weeks e) Copley Mall e) Never f) Chestnut Hill Mall

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Same answers as question 4

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Same answers as question 4

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