THE TUF S DAILY Where You Read It First Wednesday, April 7,1993 Vol XXVI, Number 46 I INOW OUR TOUR TAKES us TO THE QUAD... I“Lemonheads to pIay Spring Fling concert by MATT CARSON formances and events throughout Daily Editorial Board the weekend. Representatives from Electra Last year’s concert was head- Entertainment and Atlantic lined by Blues Traveller and Records confirmed last night that Shinehead. Although the tradi- two bands, Digable Planets and tional venue for the concert is Lemonheads, have been booked President’s Lawn, last year’s show to play Tufts’ Spring Fling concert was chased into Cousens Gymna- on May 1. sium by rain. Concert Board co-chair Adam The critically acclaimed debut Lewis would not comment last album by the New York-based night on the identity ofthe bands, hip-hop trio Digable Planets is but did say that a total of four Reachin’ (A New Refutation of bands would play. An official an- Time and Space). The group’s nouncement ofthe full Spring Fling heavy jazz and bebop influences line-up, including additional areapparent from the samplesused bands, is expected from the Con- on the album, which come from cert Board later today. suchjazzlegendsas SonnyRollins, Despite numerous rumors, Art Blakey and Curtis Mayfield. record companies confirmed that Well-known Digable Planets tunes the following bands would be un- include “Pacifics” and “Rebirth of available, due to scheduling con- Slick (Cool Like Dat).” Accord- flicts, to play at Tu& on May 1: ing to Electra publicity agent Jodi Photo by Tam Kernohan Arrested Development (EMU Smith, contracts between Digable A lone student takes a break to soak up rays on the acedernic quad. Chrysalis), The Black Crowes (Def Planets andthe ConcertBoard have American), Violent Femmes been signed. (Warner Bros.), and Living Color Jim Lawrence of Atlantic pub- Finalists compete for Wendell (SOnY)* licity confirmed that Lemonheads Tufts’ -Spring Fling is an an- have also signed to play the Spring nualtradition, kicked offeach year Fling show. The Boston-based Phillips Memorial Scholarship by an Inter-Greek Council span- Lemonheads are best know for the sored block party on Professors title track of their latest album, by CHRISTI BEEBE Rachel Fouche, Sue Frost, Sandra Hanna said that she has worked Daily Editorial Board Hma, Danielle London, Randy with many ofthe other finalists on Row, which featuresassortedcam- “It’s a Shame About Ray,” and for The six finalists forthe Wendell bvitz, and Eric Schliesser, all of various projects, and added, “It’s pusandlocalbands.0thercampus their version of Simon and Phillips Memorial Scholarship whom are seniors. hard formeto compete withpeople organizations sponsorvarious per- Garfunkel’s “Mrs. Robinson.” have been named by the Commit- Each of the candidates will be I’ve worked with.” tee on Student Life, according to featured this afternoon in the Sue Frost, a finalist, Resident Associate Dean of Students Bruce Coolidge Room of Ballou Hall. Assistant, and cross-country and Reitman. Members of the Committee on track runner, who was also the The Wendell Phillips Award Student Life will choose a winner 1992 president of the Leonard Memorial Scholarship is one of later tonight. Candidates will be Carmichael Society, described her the two prize scholarships estab- notified of the selected speaker by finalist position as “quite an lished in 1986 by the Wendell phone this evening. honor.” She and the other finalists Phillips Memorial Fund Associa- The winner will then speak at were notified last week, she said. tion, in honor of the Boston graduation, in the place of the tra- The finalists were given ap- preacher and orator. The other ditional valedictorian speaker proximately a week to develop a scholarshipis assigned to Harvard employed at some universities, speech of five minutes on whether College. Reitman said. or not Tufts should integrate com- Wendell was a “preacher in an Finalist Sandra Hanna said last munity service into its curricu- order, and when he died, his estate night that while she was “really lum, said Hanna. founded an award, made annually excited” about her finalist posi- Following each speech, there to individualswith the best combi- tion, she was also “nervous.” will be a period of approximately nation of community service and A senior, Hanna has been a fiveminutes during which the fac- oratory ability,” Reitman said. leader for many activities on the ulty may ask the finalists ques- One junior or senior each year Tufts campus. She holds a chair tions, she added. is chosen to receive the award, on position for the Ronald Blackburn Anyone can nominate a student the basis of marked ability as a ScholarshipFoundation, an execu- to be eligible for the Wendell speaker and a high sense of public tive board position for the Peace Phillips Memorial Award, said responsibility on the campus, and Justice Studies Program, and Frost. Following nomination, a stated Cassandra Jones, the assis- was one of the main organizers in student must submit three essays tant director of Student Activities. 1ast~ear’sefforttosto~Tuftsfromand a resume, and from these sub- This year’s finalists include reinkesting in South Africa. missions the finalists are chosen. Digable Planets, hailing from New York, are set to play Tufts. Book receives honors Armenian diplomat to visit Tufts by DAVID MEYERS career, and she has in Sumptuous Daily Editorial Board Arts produced a profound book On April 3, Tufts Professor that is itself sumptuous and that Madeline Harrison Caviness re- eminently fulfills the Haskins ceivedthe Charles Homer Haskins Medal criteria.” Medal for 1993 at the University In her book, Caviness studies of Arizona in Tucson. The award the many physical aspects of two is presented annually by the Medi- twelfth-centurymonastic churches T Fletcher School of Law and Di- neighboringI Azerbaiian. 1 *I I eval Academy of America. in Champagnecounty, St. Remi in ilomacy on Tuesday, April 3, en- Ho%nnisian’s criticisms of ?ur- The Haskins Medal is awarded Reims and St Yved in Braine. St. itled “Armenia at the Crossroads: key over human rights violations I lnside for a distinguished book in the Remi is a Benedictine foundation; ieflections of the First Foreign were also a factor. Features ...... P. 3 field ofmedieval studies. In 1990, St. Yved is a Premonstratensian Llinister.” Prior to leaving office, Rachel Levine has produced yet an- Princeton University Press pub- house. Hovannisian, who graduated Hovannisian’s approval rating other stream of consciousness. Find out lished Caviness’ Sumptuous Arts “[The book] shows us how the ?om the Fletcher School in 1982 among the 3.5 million people in just what makes this gal tick ... at the Royal Abbeys in Reims and many parts of a multifaceted work md from the Georgetown Univer- Armenia was above 95 percent, Braine. of art relate to one another in a ;ity Law Center in 1985, served as significantlyhigherthan any other A&E ...... P. 5 A letter from the awards com- unified setting,” saidLindaEhrsam 4rmenia’s foreign minister from politician. In 1990-91, he’was en- Point ofNoReturndoes not stray far mittee described Caviness and her Voigts, the committee chair. 3ct. 1991 until Nov. 1992. gaged in earthquake relief as the from the original version, but another book. “SumptuousArtsat the Royal “Overcomingthe compartmental- Hovannisian gained recogni- director of the Armenian office of film seems very unique. Abbeys in Reims and Braine is a ization ofmuch twentieth-century ion for the small Caucasus Moun- the Armenian Assembly of major distinguished work of schol- art history, Caviness’s book al- ains nation from more than 120 America. Sports ...... arship that transcends the bound- lows us to experience the :omtries and the United Nations. After leaving the foreign min- Softball,Lany,andthefinalIMgame of the year grace today’s page. Lord, ariesbf its discipline. Its author is 3om inFresno, California, 33 year- istry, Hovannisian remained in in the midst of a most fruitful see CAVINESS, Page8 )Id Hovannisian resigned as for- Armenia, helping to organize the page two THE TUFTS DAdY Wednesday, April 7,1993 THETUFTS DAILJ Editorial Paul Horan Editor-in-Chief Inpatient closing is financial reality Managing Editor: Elizabeth Yellen The Administration announced this week that the tion is rectified, the University will constantly need to Associate Editors: Elin Dugan, Caroline Schaefe inpatient unit of Health Services will be discontinued find ways to save money. The inpatient unit has Editorial Page Editor: Stephen Arbuthnot after this year. Some of the unit’s resources will then consistently seen a decline in use -- only 100 patients Production Managers: Julie Cornell, Michael B. Berg, Jamie Fink be used to improve the more frequently utilized outpa- per year -- while its costs have risen. Compounded tient unit. This means the University infirmary will with this, outpatient service use has risen consistently NEWS Editors: David Meyers, Christi Beebe close its doors in the evening and any after-hours -- approximately 22,000 visits per year. Bssistant Editors: John Wagley, Jessica Rosentha medical problems will have to be referred to an area Before criticizing the University’s decision, the Wire Editor: Joel Goldberg Assistant Editor: Vijak Sethaput hos,pital. It also means that students whose illnesses other measures that could have been taken to avoid VIEWPOINTS require hospitalization will not be able to recuperate at changes inHealth Services should be examined. Should Editor: Michael J.W. Stickings Heailth Services, and so will need to stay at nearby even less money. have been allocated to financial aid? Assistant Editor: Mimi Ho Lawrence Memorial Hospital. The official motivation Should tuition have been raised above its already FEATURES Editor: Rob Mirman for the changes is the need to allocate resources more stratospheric level? Should improving the library and Assistant Editors: Rachel Levine, Jessica Ruzz efficiently, but the financial burden of Health Services athletic facilities have been postponed? ART & ENTERTAINMENT is clearly the primary reason. While the closing of Health Services at night is Editors: Madhu Unnikrishnan, Matt Carson Assistant Editor: Megan Brenn-White While a first reaction might be to condemn the certainly a sacrifice and inconvenience, it will have WEEKENDER Administration for not acting in the students’ interests, less of a long term impact upon the University than Editor: Nadya Sbaiti the decision should be looked upon within the context other cost-cutting options. The closing of the inpatient Production Manager: Patrick Healy Photo Editor: Tabbert Teng of the University’s total financial picture. As President service should not be viewed as an added burden, but SPORTS John DiBiaggio has regularly said, Tufts is currently rather as a sensible means of dealing with Tufts’ Editors: Phil Ayoub, Doug Katz, Marc Sheinkin operating beyond its financial means. Until this condi- financial reality. Assistant Editors: Craig Ortner, John Tomase PHOTOGRAPHY Editors: Tara Kernohan, Matilde Pereda, Letters to the Editor Olivier Tithnan Assistant Editors: Tehzeen Choonavala, Juan Mayoral P1mayrefund Due to the snow storm the final perfor- day for your refund. PRODUCTION To the Editor: mance on Saturday, March 13 was can- Layout EditorsDirk Reinshagen, Tom Ticket I1 would like to announce celed. If you bought tickets for this perfor- Braden Rhetts LA’96 Ryan Otto, Leah Schwartz that ticket refunds for The Fantastich Will mance, please bring them, along with your Producer of The Fantastich Graphics Editor: John Pohorylo be available Wednesday, April 7th and ID, to the Campus Center between 10:30 Classifieds Editors: Stephanie Romney, Board member of Tom Ticket I1 Jennifer Rich Friday, April 9th in the campus Center. a.m. and 4:OO p.m. this Wednesday or Fri- Assistant Editors: Melissa Nirenberg, Alison Meinster Copy Editors: Elana Vatsky, Cheryl Horton, Yael Belkind Clinton Administration tries to provide Larry Azer Executive Business Director abortion coverage for Federal employees Business Manager: Gizem Ozkulahci Ofice Manager: Alyssa Soracco WASHINGTON(AP) -- House Speaker ernment ought not to issue a blanket man- Quoting an unidentified spokesman for

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Reag,an-Bush era abortion restrictions. dependents. inted at Charles River Publishing, Charlestown,MA. The Daily is located at the back entrance of Curtis Hall a’ When Clinton submits his fiscal 1994 Foley said today that lifting the abortion Previously, the federal plans had al- ifts University. Our phone number is (617) 627-3090 budget later this week, he will not ask restriction on federal worker plans “would lowed abortion coverage only if a woman’s isiness hours are 9:OO a.m. - 6:OO p.m., Monday througl have strong support in the Congress.” But, life was endangered by her pregnancy. iday, and 1:OO p.m. - 6:OO p.m. on Sunday. Congress to renew the ban on such cover- The policies of The Tufts Daily are established by the age, ’White House Press Secretary Dee Dee he said, “there’s always very deep contro- The administration’s action marks the litorial board. Editorials appear on this page, unsigned Myers said today. versy over these issues. I can’t predict second time in less than two weeks Presi- dividual editors are not necessarily responsible for, or ir reementwitb,thepoliciesandeditorialsofTheTuf&Daily That is consistent with his intention not exactly what the outcome would be. I think dent Clinton has taken steps to reverse past The content of letters, advertisements, signed columns to propose extending any of the abortion it might be close in the House.” Republican administrationpolicies on abor- rtoons and graphicsdoes not necessarilyreflect the opinior Foley, interviewed on the Fox Morning tion. The Tufts Daily editorial board. restrictions Presidents Reagan and Bush Letters to the Editor Policy had aidvocated, and which Congress has in News, said abortion insurance wasn’t a top Last week, the administration indicated The Tufts Daily welcomes letters from the readers. The the past approved, she said. priority. “I think we will need, first of all, to it would not seek reauthorization of the terspageisanopenforumforcampusissuesandcommenO out the Daily’s coverage. L‘ast week, administration officials said deal with the economic package before Hyde amendment, named for Representa- Letters must include the writer‘s name and a phone that Clinton’s budget would seek to end the taking up any other matter.” tive Henry Hyde, R-Illinois, which forbids mber where the writer can be reached. All letters must b so-cailled Hyde amendment banning use of A ban against federal plans covering the use of Medicaid money to pay for rified with the writer before they can be published. The deadline for letters fo be conrideredfor publication federal funds to pay for abortions for poor abortions previously has been enforced by abortions. the following day’s issue is 4:OO p.m. women. a provision in the Treasury Department- Two days after taking office, Clinton Due to space limitations, letters should be no longer than “It’s our position that the federal gov- Postal Service appropriations bill. overturned five abortion restrictions. 0 words. Any submissions over this length may be editec the Daily to be consistent with the limit. Letters should be companied by no more than-eight signatures. The editors reserve the right to edit letters for clarity .UN official says Yugoslavian town in danger blication of letters is not guaranteed, but subject to thc metion of the editors. SARAJEVO,Bosnia-Herzegovina (AP) --Secretary of State Warren Christopher “I think the next 48 hours are going to be Letters should be typed or printed from an IBM or IBM- mpatible computer in letterquality or near-letterqualitj -- Serb fighters reportedly waged an offen- said in Washington that the United States quite crucial to know in which direction we )de. Letters written on Macintosh computers should be sive against the embattled enclave of will soon press for allowing arms ship- are going,” said Jose Maria Mendiluce, mght in on disk - files should be saved in “text-only” mat, anddisksshould be brought inwith acopyofthe letter. Srebrenica on Monday, and Bosnia’s com- ments to Bosnian Muslims if Serbs con- head of UN humanitarian operations in sks can be picked up in The Daily business office the mander threatened to pull out of a key tinue to reject UN peace efforts. Bosnia. lowing day. meeting if the fighting did not stop. --Lord Owen, the European Mendiluce said the intent was not to Letters should address the editor and not a particula~ Iividual. While letters can be critical of an individual‘s A UNrelief official saidthe town, where Community’s peace negotiator on Yugo- open. routes for civilians to flee besieged tions, they should not attack someone‘spersonality haits. thousands of Muslims have taken refuge, slavia, called for “relentless pressure” on cities, but rather help them remain in better TheDailywillnotacceptanonymouslettersorpennames Serbs after they rejected a peace plan over circumstances. :ept in extreme circumstances if the Executive Board was in danger of falling to the Serbs. ermines that there is a clear and present danger to the Earlier Monday, UNofficials announced the weekend. He was attending a meeting hor. The Daily will not accept letters regarding the plans to test Serb pledges of cooperation of EC foreign ministers in Luxembourg. Bosnia’s commander, General Sefer ierageofotherpublications,unlesstheircoverage itselfbas ame a newsworthy issue that has appeared in neDaily. regarding Srebrenica by sending daily con- --Also in Luxembourg, the 10-member Halilovic, threatened to pull out of the e Daily will accept letters of thanks, if space permits, but voys to evacuate 15,000 refugees from the Western European Union stepped up the meeting if the fighting did not stop around Inotrunletterswhosesolepurposeistoadvertiseanevent. town. pressure on Serb leaders by announcing it Srebrenica, Bosnian radio said. When writers have group affiliations or hold titles or sitionsrelatedtothetopicoftheirletter,TheDailywillnote The report of the offensive came from would tighten the UN trade ban on Serbia Thousands ofrefugees have poured into t.followingtheletter. 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The Tufts Daily is not liable for any damages due to ing besieged cities and establishing U.N.- iographical errors or misprintings except the cost of the But he emphasized that there were too ertion, which is fully refundable. We reserve the right to few (observers in the area to provide a controlled corridors to them. UN aid officials in Sarajevo, meanwhile, use to print any classifieds which contain obscenity, are of complete picture. UN officials emphasizedthe importance saidthat the first ofthe daily convoys would overtly sexual nature, or are used expressly to denigrate a of the meeting. head to Srebrenica on Tuesday. rson or group. In other developments: Wednesday, April 7,1993 THE TUFTS DAILY page three FEATURES Faking It... The Big E Maybe I’m the only person with this problem. for kids)? Do you stay up all night drinking Mellc For a period oftime, I’ll have nothing to do. I’ll stop Yellow, feverishly leafing through the 25-pounc by to see people I’ve been neglecting (and they text on your desk? Do you grovel for an extensior won’t be in), I’ll balance my checkbook (on my and put the paper out of your mind until the daj head), 1’11 alphabetize my CD collection two or before extensions must be recieved? Do you suck ii three times. My own private hell of boredom. Then, up and take your grade with your head proud? Dc likeanavalanche, you transfer? To be quite honest, if no alternatives Rachel Levine all things pile up are available, this is a last minute guide to help one upon my shoul- face the “no other choice” option. Did They Eat It Raw? ders. One thing after another. Pa- How to fake it, and quite possibly get away with per. Paper. Test. Test. Lab. Test. Test. Paper. Paper. it: Work. Work. My own private hell of busy-ness. 1.) The two major rules, as given to me by my Vice President Bernstein & the TCU ?enate And then it’s all anticlimactically over and I’m back sociology professor, are (a) be brilliant and (b) invite YOU to play in the to idlingthe hoursawaywithCrysta1 Quest. Though don’t be wrong. Let’s say you know a few things. “circular” is a good word to describe life, I shall and are unclear about a few others. The material is stray from its usage. Too cliche. Instead, I’ll look at alittle too complex for you to be brilliant. You don7 life as bell bottoms and fashion. They’re in fashion, know whether or not what you’re writing is making they’re out of fashion, they’re in fashion, but now much sense. This method in particular is useful for they’re styled for the OS, etc. Thoughts like this are philosophy papers, for which right and wrong are made for Taster’s Choice, or at least a Snapple. sort of suspended as ordained by the professor. U STUDENTS vs. Faculty & Staff Raspberry, of course. you want to avoid writing something incorrect. SOFTBALL CHALLENGE remain ambiguous. featuring : Rogers, DiBiaggio, Cittleman, and all your favorites Anyhow, inthemoments ofutter oblivion (now) Let’s say you have to write a paper about how one must stop (decrease velocity), pull out their Kant used oughtness and reason in his theory oj Health Service pocket stress test, squeeze hard perpetual peace. You have vague, vague notions oi enough toturn the cardblue (black?), andtake alook what Kant’s theory is. Don’t write “Kant believes around (popcorn kernels on the floor) What pro: that all beings operate with an ‘oughtness.’ He says found statement can be found in all that is going on? that ourreasoning has causality, that we work on the What is the big message that I am probably missing? premise that we ought to do A and avoid B. Bul What’s the point???? oughtness is not apart of psychology...” Blah, blah Points, good ones at least, are hard to come by blah. (You could spit out what’s copied down in these days. And so far, this little rambling intro has your notebook if you can decipher what is a doodk nothing to do with whatthe message brings. So let’s and what isn’t. You can stand for hours in the cut the political stuff and get to the heart of the shower, thinking through what Kant really did have Friday,Aprilgth @3PM artichoke, shall we? to say about oughtness. Instead, you could write a Friday, April 30th @ 2 PM (play in one game or two) Papers. Yes, we all have to write papers. Only a sentence like this: “If Kant believed that oughtness Fletcher Field select numberof Tufts students escape from English was somethingwe posess, he probably would have 2 with their oh-so-spectacular five on the English meant that ...” Then you can write the rest of the Bsyp; WendyRockman 629-0663 AP. And so, using paper that ranges in quality from paper, mentioning the things that YOU think Kanl toilet tissue to $5.49 Watermark 100% Cotton from said. After all, you’re not wrong. “If’ is a powerful Spots will be filled oa a first come &t save basis the bookstore, we use the high technology of our term. Use it wisely. friends’ computers to print out those damned pa- On the other hand, if you’d be happier sounding pers. Good ones, bad ones, andthe ever popular B.S. brilliant but haven’tthe slightestcluewhat Kant had (big shovel) paper. to say, you can write something to this effect: But let’s say one is facing an assignment for “Since Kant believed in oughtness and perpetual which the clue phone does not ring. As in, you peace, then he probably would have been verj The Tufts Women’s Center invites women students missed every class (except for the first three) or impressed with Boston’s T system. Many commut- to the first weekly spent your time day-dreaming about the stud puppy ers are unhappy with the Orange Line of Boston. who always walks in five minutes late or the library and so they ... “ Or whatever subject you know a doesn’t have a single necessary book (shock) or the great deal about. And then you can use your vivic question uses words well beyond the comprehen- imagination to mention the things that you think sion of your average, everyday Rhodes scholar. Kant might have said about the subject of you1 What then???? Do you sleep your way to an A (A+ choosing, or you can just talk about the subway. Group seimw, page9

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I I meeting every Wednesday until classes end at 4:30- 6:OO p.m. When You tare Enough to Oispley Synthetic Emotion at the Women’s Center at 55 Talbot Ave. Hallmark Cards has staked its future on a new market-“nonoccasion” greetings. In :the white house behind the Campus Center) other words, cards for people with nothing special to say and no holiday on which they feel obliged to say it. The 520 cards in Hallmark’s ”Just How I Feel” nonoccasion line are divided into seven categories, according to what falings you, the buyer, are trying to express. Here are some of the messages; we’ve taken the liberty of clarifying This will be an open discussion for all women on Hallmark‘s rather vaguely worded falings in order to make shopping even easier. topics like: what it’s like to be a woman at Tufts, Feeling: “Sorry 1 Smked You Arouna’....” OBVIOUS YOU SHARE SOMETHING VERY relationships with men, relationships with women, Cover Art: Rolling waves in solemn SPECIAL.. .. career goals and femininity, violence towards turquoise and aquamarine women, lesbianism, heterosexuality and bisexuality, Inscription: ANGER IS A POWERFUL THING. Feeling: “The Threat of a Sexual- mother- daughter relationships, father- daughter IT CAN START OUT SO SMALL, YET...IT CAN Harassment Suit Has LRd Me to This relationships, racism. TAKE ON A LIFE OF ITS OWN.... Unconventional Apprwh... .I1 Cover Art: Two sharp pencils and a cup of Feeling: “For the Abused Child in My coffee The group will choose the topic that they like to Life.. .” Inscription: WE CAN’T CHOOSE THE PEOPLE discuss the following week. Cover Art: Child’s crayon drawing of WE WORK WITH, BUT SOMETIMES WE GET tulips and a white picket fence LUCKY AND WIND UP WORKING WITH April 7th-- This week’s topic will be: Inscription: I KNOW I HAVEN’TALWAYS SOMEONE SPECIAL. BEEN THE PERFECT MOM .... Feeling: “It Was Just a Fling, Homt....” Feminisms: Crossing the Color Feeling: “You’d Make a Great Second Cover Art: Watercolor seashore scene Husband.. .. ’’ Inscription: I KNOW THAT NO WORDS CAN Lines Cover Art: Crayon drawing of a man in a UAKE UP FOR WHAT I’VE PUT YOU childs wagon THROUGH. BUT, OVER TIME, I HOPE I CAN For information call Tufts Women’s Programs, Inscription: I LOVE TO WATCH YOU PROVE TO YOU THAT YOU CAN TRUST ME Peggy Barren, Director WITH THE CHILDREN, BECAUSE IT’S AGAIN.... at 627-31 84 page four -- ..L.m. THE TUFTS DAILY Wednesday, April 7,1993

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F-UNKY FRIEDA The International Center is now accepting nominations from all students, faculty and staff for an outstanding senior who has FAREWELL ALSO: demonstrated a strong commitment to the International Community.

Nominations to be turned in by April 16th - Take-a-Peak Weekend (April 16-19) The Loj squirrel Nomination forms available in the Info Booth in the Campus Center biking and climbi ng news and the International Center in Ballou Hall. Ni1 s in boxer( shorts slides from Africa TMC tees (BRING MONEY!)

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Classics 185w/History 191w. Engineering Science 8w. Gemn/Art History 79w, and Gemn lZlware writing- workshop sections of larger courses. Students should register for both the credit-baring part of the course and the writing workshop (e.g. Engineering Science t)bae a Enginrering Science 8n). In all other cases, all the students in the course will be taking the course as a writing workshop. Students should siaply register for that course as listed here (e.g. Biology 153~). April 7th, 1993 Writing-workshop courses enphasize exploratory writing, revision, and wnall group cotTferences. Enrollment is 7:OOPM limited to 20 but is lower in most courses. See course instructor or your advisor if you have questions. The Terrace Room Paige Hall Wednesday, April 7,1993 THE TUFTS DAILY page five ART & ENTERTAINMENT ‘Point of No Return’ isjust too commercial No new spins on the original movie by PAUL HORAN makes. Daily Editorial Board Which is not to say that the Onewordcomestomindwhen movie’s all that bad. In fact, it’s walking out ofpointofNo Return, rather entertaining, with enough the latest effort of director Joh? action scenes to carry it along with- out dominating the story. This version centers not around Nikita, but around Maggie (Bridget pp-1Review Fonda), astreet urchin/drug addict who is arrested for killing a police Badham (WarGames, The Hard officer. But her death sentence Way): Why? What’s the point of proves to be a fraud. A mysterious this remake of the 1989 French government agency fakes the le- action-adventurefilm, La Femme thal injection and Maggie’s fu- Nikita ? neral, with the hopes that they can The reason the film was made, transform her into a nrnfecc;nnal of course, was undoubtedly that it assassin. looked like a sure money-maker. Of course, Maggie is left with Unlike many foreign films,Nikita little alternative: go along with the had plenty of American-style agency or have her death sentence shoot-’em-up action, with a nifty carried out. So with the help of twist: the person doing the shoot- Bob (Gabriel Bryne), her contact ing was not Steven Seagal or at the agency, and Amanda (a Mexican film explores food, sex Arnold Schwarzenegger, but a wonderful but underused Anne woman, played with a perfect mix Bancroft), who teaches her the Good writing highlights ‘Like Water For Chocolate’ of toughness and vulnerability by finer points of societal living -- by MADHU UNNIKRISHNAN the vicious age-old custom ofDoAa to put a stop to the outrage in her Anne Parrilaud. It was just a mat- like using silverware -- Maggie is Daily Editorial Board Elena’s family -- she must live household. ter of time before it was remade, transformed into a “normal” per- If the mind explodes in em- unmarried to take care of her Like Waterfor Chocolate is a not because production companies son. (She apparently had a great tion, like a complete box of mother until she dies. And the tale of obsessive parents, food, thought they could put a new twist dentist as well; her teeth change matchesbursting into flame, the matriarch of this family has no and sex. It explores that important on the film, but strictly in pursuit from black and crooked to straight desire to see this custom end, for and often ignored connection be- of the almighty dollar. and pearly white.) she frequently reminds the young tween fine food and the emotions This suspicion, which nearly The problem, of course, is now Tita that breaking the custom will that it often arouses. Tita, while anyone would have come up with that she’s ready to go out into the Review bring unmentionable shame and kept under her mother’s oppres- once they heard about the new normal world, they want her to kill disgrace upon this august family. sive thumb, develops into a con- movie, isonly confmedafter see- people for them. There’s a great body just cannot handle it. This So, Tita is resigned to her fate, summate cook. Her talents mature ing it. To say that Point of No scene of Maggie’s first “hit,” per- idea forms the central focus Of while her two elder sisters, Ger- under the careful guidance of Return is loyal to the original is a formed in a high-class restaurant. Alfonso Arau’s moving Like Wa- trudis (Claudette Maille) and Nacha (Ada Carrasco), the wise colossal understatement. In fact, Maggie is sent toVenice Beach, ter for Chocolate. A movie about Rosaura (Yareli Arizmiendi) suc- household cook. the script is a mere translation of , where she’s expected to blend in the kind of frustrated love that cessfully court young men. Nacha teaches Tita about the the French, and several scenes are explodes, well, like a box of But a problem crops up in the influence of good food upon life. nearly identical shot-by-shot re- see FONDA, Page 10 matches, is bound to move and de la Garza family. It comes in the Dishes such as “Quail in Rose delight any viewer. shape of Pedro (Marco Leonardi), Petal Sauce” ignite the whole fam- Like Water for Chocolate fo- who has his eye and his heart on ily in an inferno of passion -- so cuses on two of humanity’s most the now buxom and beautifid Tita much so that Gertrudis runs away favorite things: food and sex. It is (Lumi Cavazos).He proclaims his in a flush of ardor, and Doha Elena a film that explores the relation- undying love for her, and the two softens enough to remember her ship between these two integral decide to get married. long gone love. In fact, it is Tita’s human desires. DoAa Elena has other plans, cooking that sours the marriage Aridity and futility pervade the though, and she fmlyforbids the between Pedro and Rosaura, for de la Garm ranch in the desert of marriage, suggesting Rosaura as Tita has acquired the gift of letting the Rio Grande in Mexico. In the an eligible alternative. Pedro ac- everyone know her mood just by midst of this barrenness, a daugh- cepts, simply because he knows eating her food. ter is born to the ferociously mean that marrying Rosaura will allow Arau’s brilliant film features Doiia Elena de la Garza. Dofia him to be close to Tita. masterfulperformances by all cast ElenameginaTorne), while inthe From here on, the movie fol- members. Performances espe- midst of cooking, bears Tita, her lows the convoluted and sad tale cially worthy of mention, how- child of sadness. The next day, her of the frustrated but fiercely burn- ever, are given by Tome and husband dies. ing love between Pedro and Tita. Leonardi. But the two superlative Tita, being the youngest daugh- Doaa Elena smolders in anger, Bridget Fonda plays a highly trained assassin in PointofNo Return. ter, must come to maturity under however, and she does all she can see CHOCOLATE, page 8 IIn Search of a Woman In Pulitzer-Prize winning playwright Wendy Someone Who’ll Watch Over Me, a hostage play about department, and while no one has publicly complained Wasserstein, the theater industry has its only woman who three men chained together in Beruit and contemplating about the plays chosen to mount - and the productions commands immediate attention from Broadway box of- their individual and mutual fates; have been distinguished -I, at least, cannot remember a fices. Wasserstein’s clever writing and eye for the quirky And JeIIy ’s Last Jam, My Favorite Year, Fool Moon, mainstage show featuring a strong, central leading actress. humor in otherwise dramatic events have endeared her to RedwoodCurtain,Jefiq, TheNight Larry KramerKissed Recent shows have included Our Town, The Birds, The the theater world, and especially to stage actresses seeking Me, The Best of Friends, Tommy, Three Men on a Horse, Golden Age, Six Characters in Search of an Author, A strong, complex roles. Awn ’ U Boys, et cetra. Midsummer Night’sDream, Noises Off;and the upcoming Patrick Healy After Wasserstein, As embarrassingas it was, this year’s Academy Awards Threepenny Opera -plays mostly written by men. Only however, the field of celebration of women in films is nevertheless a homage Artist-in-Residence Bruce Shapiro seems to understand If‘s Just... woman who hold real that would not run long, or well, on Broadway. Theater has this “imbalance,” and has mounted productions of The powerintheaterispretty had its Grande Dames like Helen Hayes and Colleen Crackwalker and The Handmaid’s Tale -powerful dra- bare. JoAnne Akalaitis, who led the world-renowned Dewhurst, and continues to shine with actresses like the mas about women as well as men. Public Theater after being tapped by the late longtime unsinkable Maggie Smith. But film and theater intersect in But as the Tufts community awaits the first production maestro Joe Papp, was dismissed as artistic director last peculiar ways: there are more roles and positions for fi-om the newest drama department professor, Barbara month when the theater’s board deemed her brief tenure a women in film, yet the enormous number of would-be Grossman, who will hopefully stage a show next year, commercial and artistic flop. And while there are as many Hollywood actresses make success stories relatively rare; perhaps the student group Pen, Paint and Pretzels could headshots of women circulating NYC talent agencies as meanwhile, fewer women make a stab at theater and yet change the trend. As they consider what play to produce there are of men, the past six months on Manhattan stages there are a fair to good number of women characters for next semester’s Fall major, the group could go the way have largely featured productions by men, about men, waiting to be portrayed. Yet in both industries, women of women. Connie Hall directed Lorca’sBlood Weding directed by men: find themselves on the sidelines; if more women were last fall, and while the production was fair the play was still Oleanna, David Mamet’s tribute to the criminality of hired to produce and direct, is it not likely that there would a heavy, Spanish drama largely about men and their male sexual harassment accusations, told in typical Mametian be more films, plays, and musicals about women? An desires and faults. style as more sympathetic to the man than the powerful, occasional female-focused picture like Passion Fish or though “victimized,” woman; Love Field (made by men) is mere tokenism, and Wendy Perhaps the drama department would then follow suit. Conversations WithMjFuther,HerbGardner’smemory Wasserstein can only write so many plays in a lifetime. For, as everyone knows in the worlds of Hollywood and play about being a Jewish boy, and then aman, surrounded This notable fault in theater is, on a smaller scale, a fact 42nd Street, change is a long time coming -but has to by strong male figures; of life at Tu%. Men dominate the University’s drama start somewhere. page six THE TUFTS DAILY Wednesday, April 7,19! .I Summer Housing

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Collegiate a cappelila singers take nation by song President and Mrs. John DiBiaaaio JJ inuite all fans to a special celebration honoring the Be elze bubs and Jackson Ji II s ii The Bubs and Jills are now the number one collegiate a cappella male and female groups in the nation falllowing their triumphant competitiue performance at Carnegie Hall.

The entire Tufts commiinity is inuited to hear their winning sound on Wednesday, April 7 from 4 to 5:38 p.m., Alumnae lounge Wednesdav, ADril7.1993 THE DAILY Dage seven .I L TUFTS 11 SPORTS Soggy fields force softball to play the waiting game by MARC SHEINKIN the field is still a couple of days ter teams.” Daily Editorial Board away, but it doesn’t matter be- Freshman pitcher Colleen After playing 11 games in five cause Tufts is not scheduled to Lashway got the start for Tufts and days over spring break, the Tufts play at home again until April 13 went the distance, surrendering a softball team has returned to the against UMass-Dartmouth. How- pair of runs in the first and another ever, the layoff is only making in the fifth. She struck out four and things harder for the squad, which walked just three in her first-ever is just itching to get out there and start up north for the Jumbos. The play ball. runs in the first came on a single, I I “We’re ready, but I hate not followed by a triple and a wild great white north to findthat spring playing,” said senior tri-captain pitch, but Herman denied that has not yet begun. Despite the Megan Judge. “Our biggest chal- Lashway might have been ner- wondrous weather we have been lenge right now is staying focused. vous. getting over the past few days, the But everyone is keepingtheir sense “She wasn’tjittery. She tried to fields are stillunplayable all across of humor.” hit the comers and sometimes she New England, andthe women will Judge played a major role in missed. But that doesn’t overly wait -- impatiently. last Wednesday’s game against concern me,” she said. The Jumbos (5-7) have played BU. Tufts came into the game Lashway said that she needed just one game since heading home, knowing it would be in for a chal- to work harder at the mental as- a 3-2 defeat to Division I power- lenge: the Terriers had been back pects of the sport. “In close games house Boston University on March from Florida for over two weeks like that, every pitch counts,” she 3 1. The followingfour games have and were playing at home. But the said. “There’s no leeway or flex- either been postponed or canceled young Jumbos hung very tough, ibility. Technically it was my first outright, forcing the team to play and in the end, the hard-fought 3- time, and that was a factor. I just scrimmages like the one they 2 loss was a confidence booster. need to learn to settle in. [In re- played last night at Bentley Col- “We played well against BU,” gards to] mentality and concentra- lege. said Herman. “That’s pretty typi- tion, it’s so hard to stay tough. Coach Kris Herman said that cal of us, playing well against bet- When I think back, I wonder why I didn’tjust take a little longer and IM Hoops finish tourney concentrate.” Tufts got their offense from The real Final Four may have been held at the Superdome in New theirtwo competingthirdbasemen, Orleans, but Tufts had its own little version of the tourney here in sophomore Jodi Beach and Judge, Cousens. On March 17th the top four teams in the intramural league who was the designated player. squared off in the semifinals and finals of league play. Judge led off the fourth inning In the first game the Staff faced Delta Upsilon I. DUI survived a with a single, and freshman strong performance by tournament Most Valuable Player Pat Skerry mibeyPre&er came in to pinch [ey batter batter batter! Swing batter! Photo by Tabbed Teng and won 68-60. Dan O’Sullivan and Matt Korhonan led DUI with a run for herbecause she’s stillnurs- late surge to win by eight. In the second semifinal Gravy Train tied, 2-2, and Tufts had every rea- a passed ball, it was unfortunate ing an injured quadricep muscle in son to hope for an upset victory. that Tufts seemed to be beating confronted SD3. Trailing by eightpoints with one minute toplay, SD3 her leg. Beach followed that by hit three consecutivethree-pointers, the last one with ten seconds left. But in the bottom of the fifth, themselves. blasting atwo-run homerun to left, the Terriers got a one-out triple Dave Rubino’s final three put SD3 up by one point, and they held off “Beth is normally very solid,” over the heads of everyone. The and scored on a passed ball by said Herman, “but she’s still get- Gravy Train for the 49-48 victory. BU field has astroturf and no The final game between DUI and SD3 started at 8:30 p.m. and by sophomore catcher Beth Armda. ting used to [Lashway’s fences, so well-hit balls just keep Considering that BU scored one lefthandedness], although that’s 10, a champion had been crowned. DUI’s size was just too much for going. At that point, the game was SD3 to handle, as DUI pulled away for a commanding 68-43 win. run on a wild pitch and another on not an excuse. It was a momentary Steve Kamin and Dan O’Sullivan led a balanced attack, and are lapse.” rumored to be heading to Disneyland after their triumph at the IM Winners named in Daily contest Judge was less critical: “Col- Final Four. North Carolina defeated the University of Michigan on Monday leen and Beth work very well to- For SD3, Gravy Train, the University of Michigan, and the rest of night for the NCAA Division Championship,but the real excitement gether,” she said. “I don’t think of the unvictorious, there is always next year. around here was based upon the Tujis Daily’s March Madness Beth as someone who’s only a Contest. With over 50 entries the competition was fierce. sophomore because she works so Congrats are in order for victory Brian Golden (1 18 points) and well with the pitchersand she con- runner-up JC Legend (109 points). Both correctly predictedthat UNC trols the game and sets the tone so and Michigan would square off in the finals and both also picked UNC well.” as champion. Golden’s performance was one of near perfection. He Judge was pleased with the only missed 13 games throughout the entire tournament, and he team’s overall performance, but correctly predicted every game in the East Region. she was upset that they were sim- Other high scores were turned in by Laura Goss (107 points), Dan ply accepting close defeats to bet- Levi (105 points), Jay Cuttino (1 05 points), Kerri Lee (1 04 points), ter teams. It was a game that, de- , and Chris Amerault.( 103 points). spite the odds, Tufts might very The lowest score was turned in by J. Mercer. Poor Mr. Mercer well have stolen. missed all four finalists and missed a total of 40 of the 6 1 games. Of “We should have won -- it’s not course, there is always next year for Mercer and Michigan. often that you can say that against All of the competitors (yes, even you J.) did a heck of a job and all a Division I team, but we played of the proceeds of the contest (over $150) will be donated to a Tufts really well,” she said. “Coach scholarship fund. The two winners should stop by theDaily ofice Herman usually isn’t talkative af- with their IDS to claim their prizes. ter a loss, but in the huddle after the game, she said that she was proud of the way we played. We -Douglas Katz over SD3 to capture the IM crown. see SOFTBAL, page 11 (RoachMotel Observations on the world of sports while recovering batting helmets the Marlins are wearing. While we’re Sox- them Celtics? Before anyone starts lining up for late-round from arthroscopic knee surgery (tom cartilage,right knee): bashing, that Plantier-Melendez trade looks pretty good playoff tickets, let’s see if they can beat anyone with a How ‘bout them Tarheels? I hate to say I-told-you-so right now, not to mention the Jeff Russell signing. I don’t record over SOO, like Chicago and Phoenix, who both (mainly because I didn’t), but I did actually pick UNC in care how much character Andre Dawson has, this team is handed the C’s their hats this past weekend. And as long my brackets, with Michigan getting knocked out by Geor- going nowhere fast. At least they finally got rid of Matt as Sherman Douglas isrunning the point andReggieLewis gia Tech in the Sweet Sixteen (my Final Four was UNC, Young. Early picks: Baltimore, Kansas City, Montreal and is the go-to guy, I still feel a little queasy about the whole Arizona, Kentucky and Atlanta, with Atlanta over Baltimore in the Series. thing. And by the way, the Knicks are a bunch of goons. Larry her Indiana). I’ve felt all The Boston Bruins are making quite a late-season run at Speaking of the Patsies, what is the deal with the new along that the Wolver- the Canadiens and first place in the Adams (next year’s logo and uniforms? Bob Lobe1 had the best line, saying it The Lazerium ines were the most tal- Northeast) Division, with more than a little help from looked like “Elvis in a Captain America costume.” I’m ented team in the coun- goalie Andy Moog. To all of you who offeredto take Moog sure they’ll play like that, too. If Bill Parcells doesn’t take try, but don’t always play like it. Chris Webber’s no- to the airport in January on the next flight out of town, this a quarterback with the first pick (or get a really good deal brainer timeout-with-none-left call Monday night is a one’s for you. The B’s are a point behind Les Habs with the for it), count me among those who won’t even read the classic example of a team that is not quite yet a champion. third-best record in the entire league (Pittsburgh leads game story the next day in the paper. Ifthe Fab Five are smart, they’ll come back next year, even everyone, of course) and actually have areal offense for the Nice to see the local (sort ot) boys of Maine winning the more focused -- and disciplined -- and kick some major first time in many years, courtesy of Adam Oates, Joe NCAA hockey championshipthis weekend. Isaw some of butt. Juneau and a little bit of Cam Neely. If they stay hot, they the title game and all can say is: Those boys are fast! just might give the Penguins a run for their money in the Baseball is back and both the Red Sox and Marlins won playoffs. I don’t know about you, but I can’t wait to see Hey readers, only three more columns left ‘til gradua- their season openers. Any bets on which team finishes with Cam-Ulf 11. tion (you can stop laughing now), so get ready for some more wins? I’ve got a little bit of green on the Sox, but not While we’re on the subject of hot Boston teams (not real juicy stuff, including a stunning expose on athletics, by much, if only because of those god-awful teal blue you, Patriots -- we’ll get to you in a minute), how about academics and racism. See you then. page eight THE TUFTS DAILY Wednesday, April 7,1993 After a decade, Japan’s love for Disney slightly dimmed

TOKYO(AP)--After 10 yeas, riverboat ’Ln the park’s cuddly and adorable. Wide-eyed Repeat visitors come fiOm all That’s a tab for a a little of the magic dust may be “Westtxdand.” cartoon characters abound in Japa- Over Japan with the fervor of the but even in toughtimes,manYwill wearing off Tokyo Disneyland. For visiting foreigners,that sort nese advertisements, and public- faithful on a pilgrimage. scrimp elsewhere to indulge the Thethemepark, with its blue castle of skewed Americana gives the address announcements often fea- “HOWmany times here? Eight chiken- spires rising kom a landfill by 115-acre park -- built as a replica ture squeaky, childish female __no,nine,” said 15-vear-old Y&a , “Yes, it’s a little expensive,” Tokyo Bay, is beginning to feel of the original Disneyland Ana- in voices. Endo, perched on a bench with Nagoya,said Katsuhide who Okabe, 31, of the pinch of Japan’s recession. heim, California -- a Certain goofy At Tokyo Disneyland, patrons’ three times a threefriends,sportingMickeyearsyear with his wife and two &il- But by any measure, it has been Charm- birdlike cries of‘‘Kawaii, kawaii!” and munching popcorn’ ‘‘Maybe a Success ofwish-upon-a-star di- ‘‘It’s definitely a little weird,” -- “Cute, cute!” -- echo like part of more.” “But itYs worth it.” mensions. Since opening on April said Donald Nelson, 23, of LOS a permanent soundtrack. The park is fmlyensconced in 15, 1983, the park has drawn al- Angeles. “Because it’s Japan, but The park is an especially no- Admission prices are steep -- the Japanese cultural landscape, most 125million visitors __ anum- it’s like its OWXI planet.” table success compared with the $40 for adults, $37 for ages 12-17 despite its American origins. On a ber equal to the population of Ja- Ninety-five PercentOf the Visi- other overseas Disney venture -- and $28 for children. The average recent spring day, Mieko Sano paid Pan. tors are Japanese, but there are Euro Disney, which opened out- guest spends $74 for a day’s out- a visit with her daughter, who was It’s apop-culture icon, beloved Only a few CoIlCeSSiOnS t0 Japa- side Paris in 1992. The French ing, including food and merchan- about to move to the United States beyond all reason by many Japa- nese culture. .A r~StaurantServes venturehas had lower than hoped- dise, park officials say. with her husband and children. nese, the symbol of a recreational temPura and sushi, and Mickey for attendance and a chilly recep- revolution in a work-obsessed na- and Minnie Mouse don kimonos tion fiom critics, one of whom tion. for New Year’s festivities. called it a “cultural Chemobyl.” Tufts professor wins award When the F’arkoPened, DisneY Until a year ago, Tokyo Building the park was a $1.4 CAVIES Oskar Kristeller for Iter Italicum: billion gamble for its Japanese characters had been wildly POPU- Disneyland’s sales and attendance continued from page 8 . figures had risen steadily: But in A Finding List of Uncataloguedor owner, Oriental Land Co., a con- lar here for decades, giving it a Gesamtkunstwerk that was the Incompletely CatalopuedHuman- the year that ended on March 3 1, sortium that put up the capital to ready-made market. The late Em- glory of two French abbey istic kandcripts ojthe Renais-, the number of visitors fell by 2 launch the project under a licens- peror HirohitovisitedCalifomia’s churcheseighthundred years ago.” sance in Italian and Other Librar- ingarrangementwithWaltDisney Disneylandin 1975,andaftemard percent to 15.8 million, a slump ,Last year’s winner was Paul ies. Productions. sported a Mlckey Mouse Watch Hiroshi Sayama of the park’s pub- Many predicted failure. Instead, on occasion. licity department attributed to the the company paid off its huge debt Much of Tokyo Disneyland’s recession. after only three years. . successmay be amatter of timing. Even if the Disney boom has It’s a tale worthy of Cinderella It openedjus1 as a “leisure boom” peaked, the daily tide of families -- or maybe of Tom Sawyer, as was taking hold, and the Japanese pouring into the park testifies to its AlTENnON ALL STUDENTS GOING ABROAD toldby 13-year-oldMusami Iwasa, attacked withi single-minded zeal enduring popularity. It’s only six from Osaka. the new national duty of having miles from downtown Tokyo. “Sawyer-san, I think he mar- fun. “I think about 45,000 today -- GET YOUR ried a princess, and became very There’s also the factor of the it’s a little slow,” said Sayama, wealthy,” she said earnestly as she Japanese ‘‘cult of cute,” a seem- dodging a small boy making for INTERNATIONAL STUDENT IDENTITY CARD waited to board the Mark Twain ingly limitless enthusiasm for the the main gate. AT THE INTERNATIONAL CENTER

Mexican filmmaking;shouldn’t be ignored BALLOU HALL (627-3458) CHOCOLATE continued from page 5 film it merely appears ‘confusing. Mexican films are frequently $15.00 ignored by American moviegoers. actors in this film are Cavazos as Another minor downpoint to Most foreign film buffs rush out to Tita, and Carrascoas Nacha. Both the movie is the rather poor quality see the latest French or Italian actresses move the viewer beyond of the filmstock. Perhaps the only films, while completely overlook- belief with their brilliant perfor- print available in America was ling Latin American movies. mances of sadness and wisdom. poor, but the graininess distracted Arau’s Like Waterfor Chocolate Both women fully capture the fla- from the beauty of this otherwise isgood reason to look forMexican vor of frustration without bitter- incredible film. films in the future. ness that is so important to this movie. This movie wouldnot have been possible without Laura Esquivel’s intelligent and poignant screen- play. Adapted from her novel, which was a bestseller in the Span- ish speakingworld, the screenplay is one of the best this reviewer has seen this year. The only possible fault is the jump in chronology that occurs at the end. Perhapsthis gap works in the novel, but in the It’s not too late! Apply now to study in Low Student Airfares Europe for fall 1993. Student Discounts Sickness and Accident Insurance * The US dollar is strong in many European countries. 24-Hour Traveler’s Assistance Hotline

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They didn’t like losing last year. They’re back this year, badder than ever, and looking €or blood! Are you ready for... page ten THE TUFTS DAILY Wednesday, April 7,1993 Actress is terrific in irrelevant film FONDA cated to Maggie’s conflict; she jumbo hvolvhg Maggie’s rela- job. But as good as Fonda is, and as continued from page 5 wants out ofher job as hired assas- tionship with her mother and Nina One of the film’s pleasant sur- harmlessly entertainingas the film until she’s called upon. No prob- sin to live a normal life with J.P. Simonerecords,butit’smuchmore prises is Bridget Fonda, who does can be, there’s still that question. lem, except that she falls in love But the agency, of course, won’t effective when it sticks tothe story. a terrific job as Maggie. The role Why? Why waste talent re-doing a with J.P. (Dennot Mulroney), an let her go. The conflict -- that the agency demands a certain mix that was movie in such a way that it’s sure artist who moves in with her. The film mixes in a certain gave Maggie her humanity but achievedwellinNikitu,andwhile to be forever forgotten within a couple of months? Couldn’t this enough to sustain the film without the vulnerability thing down (any- group have come up with some- POSITIONS IN THE trying to delve any deeper. one see Singles?), it was hard to thing- a little more significant? It’s true that the whole thing is picture her a toughened street & Apparently, aslong asthe film’s MAYER CAMPUS CENTER a bit implausible, for some reason waif. But she pulls it neatly, off going to make money for FOR SUMMER AND FAlLL much more so than the French convincingtheaudiencewithinthe Brothers, there’s no such thing as version. But for a couple of hours first few scenes that she’s not one of solid entertainment, it does the to be messed with. “more significant.”

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De Mita is not a suspect in any Three former premiers are coalition. Rome magistrates Tuesday or- among the more than 2,600 politi- The revelations have caused dered the arrest of Gaetano cal or business figures who have hato’scoalition to lose one-quar- Ame~dola,personal secretary of either been arrested or notified ter of its ministers. The scandal former Premier Arnaldo Forlani. they were under-investigation in also threatens to paralyze the gov- A day earlier, Forlani was noti- the 1Cmonth scandal. emmentjust as Italy struggleswith fied that he is being probed for So far, there have been no trials a huge budget deficit, high unem- possible violation of party financ- or indictments of the leading sus- ployment, a bloatedpublic bureau- ing laws and corruption. Forlani, pects. An official of Premier cracy and a sagging lira. the Christian Democrat leader until Giuliano Amato’s government In Italy, there’s ‘‘a great desire last fall, denied any wrongdoing. demanded Tuesday that the trials to turn the page,” hnato’s deputy Also reported arrested Tues- DAY’ begin soon. premier, fellow Socialist Fabio day was Francesco Scarinzi, KIDS The scandals have struck virtu- Fabbri, told a tourism convention brother-in-law OfCiriacoDe Mita, ally all of Italy’s ruling class, with in Rome. “But how Can YOU turn who, like Forlani, was a Christian the Christian Democrats, Social- the page if CormPtion investiga- Democrat premier in the late Weather still giving Jumbos fits SOFTBALL around. Judge is confident about this continued from page 7 “Jodi is a phenomenal athlete; year’s team, and thinks that they keep playing good games against I’ve never played with an athlete are better than last year’s team, good teams but they’re still losses. like that,” said Judge. “It’s hard which went 15-5. Becausethe Jum- There has to be a point where we because everyone wants to play, bos graduated thek terrific pitcher won’t be happy to play well and but I have to look at it as friendly Tracy Cleverdon, they now have lose.” competition. I play poorly when I to rely more on their defense and That attitude should help as the play scared -- last year I played not always anticipate the timely team works deeper into its 1993 with my head looking back to see strikeout. schedule. In all likelihood, they what Jodi was doing and you can’t “We’re a different team, a bet- have already faced their toughest play that Way.’’ ter team,” she said. “I really think competition of the season in BU, that. The sophomoreshave shown and they must be careful of letting For now, Judge will certainly so much, like [shortstop Cheryl] down their guards against weaker see time as a DP, and she and has made Somegreat squads. Beach may rotate between there diving Plays to get us Out Of “It’s exciting but it’s troubling and third for a while. The DP can trouble.” thatweplayourbestgamesagainst be used to hit for anyone in soft- the best teams,” Judge said. She ball, and in most cases it will be H~rmangave the team last wants the team to reach a level of Lashway, who doesn’t hit well weekendoff,allowingthemtoheal consistency where they beat the and didn’t even bat for herself in their Various minor bumps and good teams as well as the bad high school. The immediate prob- bruises. Now, with the weather ones. lem, however, is that the team beginning to &ow SifP of *- Judge is an interesting player can’t play any games, and every- Provement, they Can get down to because she is locked with Beach one is starting to get a little antsy. business. Yesterday ’S game in a very fierce competitionfor the “It happens every year,” said against Mt. HolYokewascanceled, third base position. Beach has been Judge. “You know that a couple of and the team’s next scheduled putting up spectacular offensive the first games of the season will game is a doubleheader at Salem numbers since the middle of last be thrown in at the end of the State tO~Orrow.The J~bosthen season, when she replaced an in- schedule when YOU have a lot of head to Wheaton on Saturday for jured Judge atthe hot comer. Judge work to do. Driving UP to Bates another twin-bill, before returning has to feel a little bit like Wally sucks when you’re thinking about to The Hill 0x1 Tuesday to take on Pipp, because she may never see the paper you have due the next Uh4ass-Dartmouth at 330 P.m. It the field again while Beach is day.” had better not rain. WelIness and Weight Management.....

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...... <...... 6:30 - 8:30PM WE INESDAY, APRIL 14 55 TALBO’ - AVENUE LOUNGE There is no fee for the workshop, but you must register as space is HEALTH EDUCATION PROCRAki limited. Call 627-3027 to reserv n a spot for yourselfl 55 Talbot Avenue 627-3027 ’ page twelve THE TUFTS DAILY Wednesday; April 7,1993 Space shuttle take-off delayed again due to circuit flaw CANLVERAL, Fla. (AP) -- For shut down. And Discovery’s on- at some point in the next decade the crosswinds still exceeded is to be expected in a program of the second time in two weeks, a board computers automatically we’re going to have another Chal- safety limits, launch officials re- this complexity. We’ll deal with space shuttle countdown came halted the countdown 1 1 seconds lenger accident.” sumedthe countdown afterresolv- those and then we’ll go fly.” unglued in the final few seconds before launch, less than five sec- Hours before Discovery’s ing the valve problem and were Only one shuttle has made it to before launch early Tuesday. The onds shy of main engine ignition. countdown was abruptly halted, stunned when the countdown orbitsofarin 1993,ayearinwhich likely culprit: a computer circuit In eachinstance, NASA imme- UtsmanacknowledgedthatNASA clocks stopped at 11 seconds. NASA had planned to fly eight problem. diately doused the engines with had “hit a surge of problems” in “Wedon’t comein hereto scrub missions. Columbia’s German- Computerdataindicatedavalve water and had to drain 528,000 recent weeks. Both NASA and launches. We come here to fly,” a sponsored science mission was hadnotclosed in Discovery’smain gallons of fuel fiom the external engine maker Rocketdyne, a divi- testy Brewster Shaw, deputy pushed into late April and fell be- propulsion system, raising the dan- tank. Shuttle director Thomas sion of Rockwell International, shuttle director, told reporters. hind at least another day or two ger of a hydrogen fuel spill and a Utsman estimates every launch have formed investigative teams. “We’ve had a couple of relatively because of Discovery’s slip.

possible explosion. However, en- scrub at the pad costs about “What’s behind it?” Utsman minor hardware problems, which , -. gineers believe the valve closed $500,000. asked, throwing up his hands. properly and that a faulty sensor The five-member crew, whose “Human factor?” switch or broken wire prevented smiles seemed forced as they Discovery was supposed to lift that information from being re- emerged from the shuttle, spent off at 1:32 a.m. EDT, but NASA ceived by the on-board comput- the day reviewing flight data and held the clock at the nine-minute ers, officials said. flying training jels. mark for an hour because of high NASA resumedthe countdown “Space flight is a complicated crosswinds and excessivetempera- Tuesday evening, aimingfora 1:29 business, and sometimes things ture readings for an engine valve. a.m. EDT Thursday liftoff of Dis- don’t go as planned,” said shuttle Despite Air Force reports that covery on a mission to examine commander Kenneth Cameron. Earth’s fragile ozone layer, as en- John Pike, space policy project gineers worked on a quick-fix director for the Federation of Ghange incomputerprogramming. American Scientists, was less Good launch weather was fore- charitable. cast. “It’s bad luck that they’ve had Columbia’s countdown on two aborts in a row. It’s good luck March 22 was aborted three sec- that they caught the problem on onds before liftoff when a stuck the ground. It is a reminder that valve caused the main engines to this system is not perfect and that

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Mandela admits Uguilt of the ANC JOHANNESBURG,South AKca known as the 1FP. in the black township of Mamelodi “FROM PANAMA TO -. (AP) -- Nelson Mandela pleaded “I’mnot gohgto blame the IFP outside Pretoria to condemn ANC with his followers Tuesday to re- andthegovement only. Wemust followersresponsible for violence. WASH INGTON: frain from violence, admitting that face the truth -.. our people are just He said people involved in sense- ANC members are partly respon- as involved in violence,” he said. less killings were “animals” and A PILGRIMAGE sible for bloody black factional Mandela’s statement appeared wouldnot be tolerated in the ANC. fighting. aimed at restraining his more radi- He made the remarks at a burial FOR PEACE AND LIFE” Mandela, president ofthe Afri- cal supporters. He also wants to ceremony for Solomon Mahlangu, can National Congress, urged his attract support and votes from out- a member of the ANC’s military supporters to show tolerance for side the ANC by projecting a more wing who was executed in 1979 VIDEO, LECTURE AND DISCUSSION their political opponents, such as moderate image as South Africa after being convicted in a double the Inkatha Freedom Party. moves toward multiracial democ- killing. Mahlangu, who had been The ANC often blamed the racy. buried in another township, was ’hoebe Knopf, a 1989 graduate with a Master 01 political violence that has killed Black and white leaders are reburied Tuesday with full ANC Arts in Teaching, last year walked 5,000 miles thousands in recent years on its deeply concemiedtheviolencewill honorsnearhis home inMamelodi. black and white opponents, re- make it difficult to hold elections The ANC, the biggest black over 10 months with 30 others dedicated to peatedly accusing government se- and end white-minority rule. Po- political group, is widely expected justice for poor. The walk, in the quincentennial curity forces and Inkatha of insti- litical parties agreed in resuming to win the first general elections in fear .of Columbus’ voyage, was in solidarity with gating the fighting. constitutional talks last week that which blacks will vote for the first a movement called Five Hundred Years of But Mandela conceded during ending violence was a top priority, time. The white minority govern- Resistance by indigenous, black and popular a speech at a political rally that the but they could not agree on what ment is negotiating with the ANC groups in Central America, Mexico and the ANC is not blameless in its battles needed to be done. and other political groups-- on’ a with members of Inkatha, also Mandela told 2,000 supporters new ccnstiktion. United States.

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Call Carisa, 6255291. get yourwish and can usethestead) Somerville Tufts Furn. mod kit 8 bath.refrig.pkg u2 wy.For employment program call burn lights. Maybe you'll even get 5 8 rm. 4Wrm lurnished immaculate avail no pets, no smoking, no fee I love them but I promise I won't I-206-0468ext. C5035 blue ribbon like mine. I admire thf cond., natl wdwork. hdwd IIrs. quiet Want an OWCAWUS slngle in Avail June 1,Iv message at 628- make you play them in the car if you way you swallow(fish that is). Love sidest 8 nearthe 7"Avail June 1st the FALL? 401 9 drive me to NYC April 17th. Ex- SLOVAKIAPOLAND H 1993. $950. Call 395-3886. Andy or I have a great number (5854)l Let's penses. Ali 625-4006. Summertrips led by local students. Chris. split a contract 8 you can get a great KIM Charming 4 Bdrm -like in the scenic Tatras. visit a rm- it's OK whousing! 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Summer Sublet: 3 bdrms 1 bdrm avail in 3 bdrm apt. Close to quiet, clean. $290O/person. Owner, Servinoat926-8923lateevesor 10- 547-8926. garage,2ndllr. IOOConwellAve, W. t 2pm at 736-3215. Wanted female volunteer Video, lecture, and discussion campus - Dearborn Rd. WID. Pkg Somerville. Avail June 1.Rent $775. avail. Rent $300/month + 1/3 utils. IO help young man wlreading 8 writ- "From Panama to Washington: A 4 bdrm apl behind Miller Hall Call 861 -8594 ans mach. Stressed out? ng skills. Pleasscall John at 729- Pilgrimage for Peace and Lile" April Rent slightly negot. Avail 5/1/93. For 862-6397. 31 27. more info. Call Naomi 629-9281. Convenient living in 3 farn house. -earn to Meditate1 Certified instruc- 7, 4-5:30 p.m.. small AV Room, Cabinet kits. tile baths, wd llrs, new or will teach you for free. It's fun 8 Wessell Library ceilings, refrig. storage, pkg. 8 yard 2 great 8pts my. 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Auditions for lonesco's "Exit the age. ips. or physics? MITChemid En- 4-F.oung, 30+ last-paced hours, CambridgeApril-August com- at Great loc 8 beautiful house. June 1- 1300.3farn. 868-1170. ,inwing grad student av&l nights King." Fortnightshow. lotsoffunand end of Aug. Call 625-2991. noexperiencanecessary.Checkthe Great summer sublet t weekends lor on campus tutoring. 1O/hr. Call Mike at 3954723. my. Must be outgoing, articulate 8 arena callboard and have fun with it! lig rooms. great location. cheap. 2,3,4 Wnn aptS iuick learner. $6+hr. Call Jennifer &mer of Pacbrd Ave. 1,2 and/or 3 Great Summer Sublet near campus. 3 lam. quiet. sunny, 6 bdrms 8 small guest rm. 2 baths 8 it 576-6833. WIN $loo!! aoms. Call 628-7532, mod k8b. wM, lydwd flrs, pkg. $700- Facully & Staff: lg kit. Good loc on Ossipee Rd. 1300. Owner, 547-1533. #eking lor quality child care this To Urban Outfitters in Harvard Sq. Close to Tuhs. great price. Call Liz/ 1 exchangeFREE ROOM for AND 15-20 BOARD hrs of. Swim for the Leukemia Society of immer? Senior, wldegree in Child NEED A ROOM FOR THE AkualJen- 6668349. 94 Bromfield Rd, Som. America on Mon. April 19 8 win gin udy. graduating in May. looking abysitting 8 household chores in SUMMER? 4 rm, 2 bdrm, cabinet, kit, relrig, tile certificates, 1-shirts. 8 much, much pOO/month. comer 01 Boston Ave 8 r FIT or PIT child care work this omes convenient to Tufts. Call bath. Rent- $65OhnO. 391-9654. immer. Refs avail. In interested, morel Register at all dining halls, :urtis St Call Nicole or Jake at 396- IOW lor SUMMER 8 FALL place- lunch 8 dinner on April 6 8 6 or all D75 lor more inlo.' ease call Chrissy at 629-9161 lents. The Student Housing Ex- week at the info booth. hange. 277-6420. - e sixteen THE TUFTS DAILY Wednesday, April 7,1993

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