w- Pleqse recycle this paper. Friday, October 8, 1982 Volume VI. Number 22 WMFO to Increase Power .* and Provide Stereo Sound by DAVID HIRSCH c You're tuned to W)FO Hed- edge, the avant garde- For ford.. FM.. .Albert Osnos continues, 1 .9l. 5 Col- lins.... Booker Ervin..... "One of our staff members A1 Stewart ....Jib Guilbeau.. just brought back seventy I ...Otis Redding ....The Byrds albums from Nigeria. This ....Jerry Mulligan ...Couct is great music that you Basie...Bach... don't usually get to hear, This weekend, Tufts' stu- and also gives Tufts one dent-run radio station WliFO of the largest collections (91.5 Fll) will be going from of Nigerian music in the 1.0 to 75 watts with a 125 country. effective radiated power \OF0 does not believe rating, and will be switch- in radio being a passive ing from mono to stereo forum. The staff at iW0 sound, according to hT@'O people to actively general nanager wants Osnos listenand the music G'83. \iith thent. Osnos claims, \ The additional power re not personality means that WFO will be radio, you always have the reaching as far north as choice of listening tc aria- Lowell, west to !kookline ther station for that." and south to Quitic? . The quality of the sound :..ill In addition to music, be improving due to the \\?lFO also provides t-omrnuni- change from inono to stereo. ty service progi-,,,8,~.Four This weekend, WMFO will begin broadcasting with greater Senate-fmded liFli-0 spent days cl heelc, the shcli, l'i:O1l- sound quality due to a change from mono to stereo. nearly $14,000 o,i ne\\ eGLlip- tactelf airs in l~~~t~tii~iie~~ (Photo by Jordan Rosner) ment and labor-. ~~ii-lii~litigand i\ prL3bided fol. the Pclr- In the Community a new transx: tter, an d!itena tuge~~s~., onii;.l1iiit\- in C,tm- which is 017 top of B,iI IOU, jridzc
''7, ~e Commwt4.ty" 43 u most diffiwlt construction tributes the delay to,unfore- with LIC\\ 5 fc\l> t~t m-t.4, +hz~.~ltycud udmru- is being done through a difficult to clearly see Other ! I ,>ci.,itns iric I LtiiIl 3-tzaAAon o[ tile uwent highly congested urban area. the other side." a sholz I.\ it,\, \it,dford ti.ck{ A 33ue.1 in Sorneiv4Ue The project has all ready WMFO is the only student- SomerviJ \I t i'L>lttic~I 1Ii.I t M edbzd. bzen written up in every run college station in the intervic\,s Ioccti i \(~ii-. The new Red line exten- major engineering magazine Boston area that operates "Somethi11: \boiit tllc \\oniL>tl1' sion of the T-line, which and journal in the United 24 hours a day. They are provides is now being constructed, States.ll dlso the only station in service fcl- \tL~t~:,w.\lid \I - is scheduled to be completed the area that provides a ternative ~~~I-~~~~cIi\s:sll i\ in late 1984' The line, $600It millionis expected project, that which the "free form" musicformat. a forum for pti~li~.debate. which will run through Har- run In response to criticism In the futui-\,. \\?IF0 hopes vard Square, Porter Square, under- levied against the station's to increase li\t' 'Iremotes11 Davis 'quare and ground' accomodate 15- "free form" style, Osnos on campus and to move the will extend for 3.2 miles. . 20 thousand new riders. Says DiNatale, "It will be a tre- explains that wMFo is pro- live music program "On the According to DiNa- mendous relief for the traf- viding a musical alterna- Town'' downstairs to Curtis tale of the Massachusetts fic tive, music that can't be Lounge in order to enable Bay Transportation Authority in thq area* heard on most stations, and a live. audience to take (MBTA), "It is one of the see RED LINE, page 5 music that is on the cutting part. the burden of the ROTC stu- Joseph Kel-ly AI83 dent. Howard Schomer AI83 Letters to the Editor Sincerely, Dayna Klein J '85 Right On Tufts Campus Amy S+.ein 5'85 STAFF THIS WEEK To the Editor, self an ROTC participant This letter is witten who is tired, it appears, 'Laura Siano Susan Kole in response to David Riker's of the commute he must take Picture Perfect Lisa Hirsch Kenneth Mettel letter in the Daily (Oct. to MIT for ROTC classes and Matthew Reldman Marien Bodden 5, 1982), which preserts drills)," we find useless To the Editor, Brett Thomas Pam Kimel a distorted version -of the and irrelevant. An open letter to Ken Beck Elyse Schuman Jean Miillettc entire ROTC issue and indi- As non-ROTC students at and the yearbook staff: Jack Barter Ell-en Glassner cates the general lack of Tufts who have become aware Ken, this upcoming year- Jamie Saxon John Peters knowledge about ROTC and of the details of this pro- book is a collective effort, Mary Buckley Jack Sholkoff its relationship with Tufts. gram, we realize the major yet the seniors for whom it Chris McDonough .Gracie Al.cabil Riker's letter discusses, reason for students' anti- is made up aren't even gi- Susan Bernstein Barri Gordon "the reinstitution of ROTC ROTC bias is ignorance. ven the choice of informal Cynthia Lawrencdstacy M;tsoL: here at Tufts." You can't Granted, the large scholar- or formal photos. Frankly, Clarissa Foran Michael Rozen reinstitute what already ship given ROTC students our idea of informal setting Melissa Donaghue Mary Nevius exists. Approximately 35 is an important factor. is not a wicker chair with Kathie Mariaca Jeff Phe]-ps Tufts students are cross- However, the training and a two toned background. We Jeanne Mockard Yuhka M~~~ enrolled with the MIT-based career opportunities, both think it should be our Howard Simons Rhonda ~~11- ROTC program, which encom- military and non-military, choice where our photos can Katie Green Seth Itzkan passes Tufts, Harvard, Wel- offered by ROTC are also be taken as long as they're Nina Kaufman lesley, and MIT. Rather than critical. The ROTC program done in conjunction with Gordon Rosenthall addressing the actual issue, means that the future mili-. the yearbook staff. It's Ines Radmilovic Linda Hanson Riker's letter merely sniped a shame that something as Debhie BlumenthalKathy Rooney tary leaders of our country- Christa Capozzol a at the TCU Senate and made are educated at the coun-. important as our coll-ege a personal attack on its try's best, liberal-minded vice-president, Chris Silva. (supposedly) institutions. t Riker contends that the There are requirements: Senate was attempting to which accompany the schol &I--- . Election Results bypass, "the tedious use ship. Among these are manua-- of a student referendum.'' tory attendance at a wee'r1.y Freshman Senators: Yet the issue is not of a class, and several dri'Lls magnitude that deserves a and other act iv it ie 5; referendum. The vice-presi- throughout the semester ;, Jordan Handler dent's intended purpose, all held at MIT. While a Tim Col-lins while admittedly not brought van is provided to MIT for Yumi Mera out clearly by the written afternoon classes , trans- Brian Milauskas proposal, was merely that portation Cor (the return Pam McBride Tufts ROTC students, while trip and all pther trips Michael Obadia remaining an MIT based de- are the students' own re-- Russell Beck tachment, be allowed to use sponsibility . Tufts classroom space for TCU vice-president Chris their weekly required lec- Silva's proposal requests 760 freshmen voted. tures. Riker's snide comment support for the use of cam- I concerning Silva's motiva- pus facilities and re- tion for the proposal". .. . sources, and not the insti- Yes to the proposed Amend- The motion...was put forth tution. of a Tufts ROTC de-- mzt to th'e TCU Constitution, with determination by the tachment . In fact, all ROTC Senate vice-president (him- wants is classroom space TUFTS DAILY briday, October 8, 1982 3 -- J b %(I to budget cuts. If they are I spoke to Dorothy Mc- st,udents, they are probably Manus who considers herself ec uneducated he to the a member of the "working ical Nuclear Arms I closing of schools. If they =lass.t1 She has been an em- . .are elderly, they are likely ployee of Dinin Services SDeCtirne by SETH J* ITZKAN 1 to be homeless because of for nine years, and a resi- L' for elderly housing. dent of Somerville for twen- __ - -- - 7. ' E:s if they are sick and ty. "They could better spend -- The call for an increase build-up is hurting the eco- need medical assistance... money, than on armament-,~~ in nuclear arms, is blind nomy by decreasing Jobs, they will either remain sick she said. to the concerns of working while increasing inflation- or be in debt for a long class Americans who will The people-. inost harmed.. time. see NUCLEAR, page 10 pay for a nuclear build-up by this shift in spenaing with cuts in their -suc'ial is the working class: the services.1 > mother or father from sur- Yet there are groups, rounding low income neigh- and they are here at Tufts, borhoods such as Somerville, who claim that it is in Dorchester, East Boston, America's interest to build who struggles all day just a larger, more costly, atomic to earn enough to put food arsenal. on the table and send their I It is not, however, the children to a rundown average Anerican who bene- school. fits from an increased These people don't have American military presence corporate holdings through- through out the world, but out the world. They are not the corporate investers who friends with the president 7 need to protect businesses of El Salvador. They did in under-developed countries not know the Shah of Iran. like El Salvador, Cbile, What they do know is that and Iran, by surprezsing various employment, educa- the rise of a poyulist go- tional, housing, and medical vernment. facilities have become un- What,IS of vital American accessable with increased interest is a strong economy defense spending. If they and dependable social ser- are police officers, they vices. The proposed defense are probably unemployed due 10MEAL KOSHER MEAL PLAN 1, 1, cann 4 TUFTS DAILY ,Friday, October 8, 1982 ience, "All of you take Poussaint said that the ' for granted now using the movement and the term "Black Poussaint Speaks on word 'black' to describe Powertt Ilbrought a new con- Black Role in America yourself. Fifteen years sciousness, awareness, espe- h cialld: with whites. Whites by RHONDA BELL ago, you wouldn' t have used it. It would have been con- were now intimidated. " On Oct. 6, Dr. Alvin epidemic, Poussaint pointed sidered too derogatory :'! Blacks, who prior to this t Poussaint, author of Why to Lmerican Black I s his tory poussaint attributed the surgence of conscious iden- Blacks Kil.1. Blacks, told of oppression. "If we don't I usage of the term ttblackt' tity remained relatively the crowd assembled in Ral- know about history, where instead of Negro or Afro- passive in ai; cppressive 73 1.0u Hall that the black/ we came from, we don't know American to the '60's Civil social and economic system, black homicida rate has where to go,II was POUSS- Right Movement. No longer were trying ~ to surface, to increased 200 to 300%. Homi- aint s reason for detailing was the black population rid themselves of these re- cide by blacks is, now, past events which dealt with of the U.S. afraid to state strictions. according to Foussaint, the Black America. - their identity. The identi- Attitudes began to change leading cause of death arr.0r.g "For example , Pous saint ty, in turn, grew stronger. among blacks', Before, even 1 bdack men. continued to address his The Movement was strong the gathering ,of blacks was In trying to expl-ain this predominantly black aud- because a very important frowned upon and frequently aspect of "we' was deve- outlawed. Itiih.gn black st loped. 'We shall overcome'.'' gathered to talk, they were I IFurtner on, Poussaint noted called separatists. Blacks that not only blacks were were afraid to organize. involved in this unifying They began to think it was ...... force, but it swept up mem- not right, not American...... bers of all races. "Blacks People were preventing and whites held hands toge- blacks from moving politi- ...... ther. If it weren't that cally and economically. kind of strength, it never Nearly every ethnicity was * would have happened. organized in this country, Come and learn how to Dr. Poussaint was an avid we were the only fools who participant and supporter weren't." Poussaint reflec- of the '60's Civil Rights ted, "They wanted to keep build a prime-winning float. Movement. He cooperaved with blacks oppressed. Then they such figures as Julian Bond, ...... called us unorganized. He ...... Stokely Carmichael, Floyd satirically noted that, "It MeKissick, and' Dr. Martin was acceptable, even encou- . Luther King. poussaint re- raged to go to yorship and Tuesday Oct. 12 lated several of his exper- sing and dance, but don't iences to the attentive au- venture politically. dience. One of which denotes Poussaint upholds that 500 PM the technical beginning of these types of social atti- the "Black Power" movement. tudes inflict the self- It occurred after a stress- hating self-deprecating cha- Eaton 201 ful bout in Canton, irlissis- racteristics which many ...... sippi, with local authority. blacks possess. Blacks are The media became very force- forced to feel inferior to ful, shoving a television their white counterparts. Lamera, and I microphone in 4 the "In this country, a black visage of Stokely Casmi- life is not worth as much chael, he challenged the as a white life. It's funda- JUMBO SPIRIT: CATCH IT! camera repeating, - "Black'see POUSSAINT, page 11 At Tremont St. Shul ,Cambridge Saturday, October 9 6:30 directions st x3242 I t5 TUFTS DAILY (Friday, October 8, 1982 - a projects are synonomous 'with RED LINE, continued ii an increase in property There may even be a realign- values, job availability, ment of the present bus and real. estate invest- I routes and schedules. At ments. In particular, Di- the very least, buses will Satale pre,dicts a "rebirth probably run less frequently in the economy of the Davis .- and, for' instance, a bus Square and Somerville that now runs from Arlington areas. to Harvard Square might be One problem that is un- re-routed to run from Ar- avoidable with cny major lington to the Alewife sta- construction job is that tion. ll of rodents. At the moment, > Fnnding for the project there is a serious mouse is being provided primarily problem in the areas sur- by the Urban Massachusetts rounding the construction Transit Organizationj a fe- sites. The MBTA asserts that deral agency that regulates "anyone in the immediate inter-state funds. According area of the site that is -, to DiNatale, "These funds experiencing a construction- were originally intended related mouse problem should to be used for an inter- contact the red line project state highway system; how- office anci an exterminator ever, the need for an exten- will be arranged at our ex- ded mass transit system here pense. ~ - was evident, and therefore CORRECTION: Thursday's front the funds were allocated page article (ROTC : AI-ive , to us." Well, and Living (Maybej The MBTA is predicting Tufts)' incorrectly repor- a great boost in the economy at as a resu1.t of the comple- ted that the Senate would hold a referendum to decide tion of the new line. "Al- the fate of 'ROTC at Tufts. ready, l! explains DiNatal-e, A referendum will not be Itc om pani e s are relo c a t ing themsel.ves . Rapid transit held, as the issue will be The scheduled' completion date for the Red Line extension decided by the full SenatL.. late in 1984. (Photo byJordan. Rosner) , Touchstone/SPI R IT ALL STUDENT TAL€NT SHtJW ORGANIZATIONS-- --Homecoming King and Queen ' AUDITIONS Nominations now due on Tuesday, October 12 at 4:OO pm in *itudent Activities Office (Please wed., October 73 9-77 p.m. try and have them in Friday) --If you haven't received mom, October 18 8~30- I I p.m. information, stop by Eaton 209 and Dick it-- UD! - COHEN AUDITORIUM FLOAT WORKSHOP on Tues., Oct. 12, at 5pm in Eaton 201 Jumbo Spirit ANY QUESTIONS - CONTACT DEAN TOUPIN'S OFFICE Catch it! i OCT 13-Dance Film 7&9pm. AMER1CA:BALANCHINE PART I Wessell Library, AV Room The Arts House invites all individuals and organ- izations to submit their art event, its time and loc- ation, for publication in the Arts House E.A.T. The Arts House provides ,E.A.T. as a listing of artistic events easily accessible to the Tufts Community. All infor- mation for the week should be submitted no later than the preceeding-Saturday. The Arts House is located at 37 Sawyer Ave. Info may be left there or call 623-9422. Sponsored by THEARTS HOUSE THE TU FTS DA-I LY A E.A.T. OUT Exhibits --- ANNIE-metro pol-itan Center, .Music BOSTON ANTHENAEUM-104 Beacon 268 Tremont,Boston.Thru' St.Boston. Mon-Fri 9-5:30, . OCT 24, Tues-Sat 7pm, Wed, CHUCK MANGIONE-OCT 11, Berk- Sat 9-4. OCT 4-30, New Sat,Sun 2pm, $6-23. Stu- lee Performance Center, 136 England Scene: A Developing Mass Ave,Boston. 7&10pm, Landscape portrayed by 19th - dent discourits' thru OCT 16 $13. 50. century lithorgraphers. -BENT-New Ehrl ich Theater, COLUMBIA STUDIO-238-244 COl- j This week Captain John Holland of the Tufts Police ept. chased and apprehended 7x0 youths who were ttempting to steal bycycies near Pearson hall. (Photo y J ordan Rosner ) lnirniil trainer Gunther Gchcl-Wi I I ims introduces the first pcr-forming giraffe in over 40 !cars in the all- ncw 1 I I tli edition of Kingling Ilrms. iind Barnurn & Bailey The Mens soccer team lost to Colby on Saturday by the very close score of 2-1. Their next match is a home game is Saturday at 11:30 against Bowdoin. (Photo by Jeanne Mockard Last Saturday, parents and students were entertained by the Apple Jam concert of Eaton. (Photo by Jeanne Mockard) TUFTS DAILY Friday, October 8, 1982 9 IN REVIEW 10 TUFTS DAILY ,Friday, October 8, 1982 NOTICES NUCLEAR, continued Zone" referendum adopted by the studenLs Last May. Friday Tufts Political. ActTon Wition She went on to describe In my opinion, however , (TPAC) is meeting every Surslay at the dependence that her sis- tkCQ in Eaton 201. Subcamittees ter has on social services. the most striking thing Mrs. McManus had to about ineet after the generd meeting. "She had a heart attack say last year, she almost died." what she called insincere IkAELl DA"3 wi1.L be held this politicians and financers, !'She had to go to welfate ad every Surslay nit in Curtis for supplemental assis- was "1 don't trust them." hunge. Allarewelcm! Begin- ners at 7:30. Advanced at 8:3. tance. College professors, union Cane dawn to Curtis ad unwid, presidents, and minority .Pub is open toni&t! "She has no money if me- 9:3Opn to 12:3Opn i have it good time to start off the leaders, are voicing this dical help is cut, she'd wek! $1 at the door. same grievance, that they be in trouble." SXABE?AT SJIRVIm AND K@S-IER GWR" do not trust those politi- DINNB. Friday, Oct 8 at 6p, Monday Dorothy McManus -made it cians who would increase Wlel at x3242 by Tnursday to m's VOLLEYBALL : 'here will. be clear that right here at the military budget , while reserve a spce for dinner. a practice this E/bnday at 7:45pn Tufts was some one from a ignoring the needs of the in Jackson. Everyone who has any Friday Oct. 8 Black 0X-h low income family whose re- back bone of American socie- FW- dendam left should get in touch (BOP) Meeting pn lative could be medically ty, - the working class. gam 7:OO Capen with John Spertus at 6234480 House Werence New members uninsured due to cuts in Roan. before Morday. weld. welfare. I hope that all members of the Tufts community: fa- Auditions for tlYolk-Iife ,I1 by oddur Tuesday She also explained that culty, students, and em- Bjornsson, directed by Nancy hn- SA'IURDAY OCT 16th is WUIl >WD her sister and brother in ployees, investigate the .der, ard tI;ine,lt by Israel Eom- DAY. 150 countries will be cele- law live in elderly housing, intentions of any group witz, directed by Joel Bid?off, brdtq the atrurdance of our worlds and would be homeless with- which calls for dn increase will be held in Sweet Hall on Fri. fd resmes while cami'ting out government subsidies. in nuclear armaments, hence Oct. 8th, fran 3:30 to 6:3Opm. thmelves to the problem of hL ger depriving the needy of so- Everyone is enmuraged to audition! caused by ddistribution. Come Mrs. McManus went on to cial services, while increa- For mre infomtion, call. the to the Library Roof Oct. 16th 1:oO- say that she was in favor sing the chance of nuclear Arena at 381-3493. 4:oOpn ad join in the celebration of the Tufts "Nuclear Free exchange.- with food fran all over the world, msic, dance, crafts ard education- SOPHOMORE SPOTLIGHT Saturday al rraterial. All those interested III--II--III.II-IIIIIIII- in helping out please ccme to a oct. 17 CLASS BRUNCH SIKIWT TXAH CXLERAnON: ineeting Tuesday, 0~~12that 9:OO Students interested in going to P.M. in Eaton 203. Everyone is Special tknu in the Fadty Dining Fbm- 1hlp the Rant St. SniL in Cambridge, $lwithIIl€!alCard invited to attend. can meet at Hillel on Saey, Please fill out a sign-up sheet(see bottom) ard return to Auditions for Wut at Sea," by Oct. 9 at 5:30 if you want travel- Slawomir Mrozek, dir. by Ehrhara Student Activites Office by Cct. 12th. ing canpanions for the bus. Other- Nov. 18 DANCING IN THE STREETS Schofield, ard "3 Wise Men 3: A wise, just be sure to be at the Wlfth wt &tertainrnenty1' by get a little culture at a new bstm show! &ul in Cambridge by 6:30. Raymond J. Pentzelll, directed by $11 arB $15 tickets availaiile - transportation provided Divt Month at WMFO continues Gwen Waltz, will be held in Sweet ticket sales to be announced shortly &I Saturday, Oct. 9th fran 2:oOpn- Rill on Tuesday, October 12th, fran 3:30 to 6:3Opn. Everyone is en- CLASS T-SHIRT DESIGN CONTEST 6:oOpn you'll hear an interview with Dave Spinney fmn Bay State couraged to audition! For mre irake a real cmtribution! Conversion Group ard lectures fmn infomtion, cdi the Arena at 381- we are loddng for an ongird, spirited design that ky Fbdall Forsberg, Conges~man Ed 3493. Also...Auditions for "?he represents our class - be creative! ! Wey, Jean Mhire (of Boston Rope,1t by Eugene O'Neil ad dir. winner will receive a free t-shirt plus $25 School Cannittee), adJohn K. Gal- by John Collins, sill be held in entrees mist be submitted to the Student Activites braith. All will discuss disum- Sweet on Tuesday frun 6:30 to 8:30. Xfice by Oct. 13th. ment with a particular focus on %e Rope" will also be presented as a workshop prcduction in a Cup FUTURE SPOTLIGHT EVENTS its economic effects. In &bot Audimrim - Teach-in on ard Saucer time slot. keep your eyes open; there is lots mre to cane! !! ! The Crisis in khn. 4 spakers: Hillel Board 'meeting will be Tues. ~oV.136AIL campus W-FOM 1) Dr. Mmir Fasheh, fonner Dean at 4:30. All Board members must Dec. 4th- Tufts Night at the Metro of Students, Bir %it U., West attend. Others encouraged. Re- All Campus Kevin 'Ihurm Insult Week M;2) Dr. Jdith Tucker, Fellow board meetings (Modays 11:30) (save than up everybdy) at Center for M.E. Studies, Har- will resume the following week i..o~~oo...... oooo~o~oooooo~oooooooooooo~o~ooo~ vard & on Editorial Roard of MERIP Attention all Tau Eleta Pi manbers! ! SOmRE CLASS mmszw Reports; 3) Professor Faith My, There will be a meeting, Tuesday, (drop in Student Activities Office bj7 13% 12th) a Moronite Christian; 4) Roger b- Oct.12 at 8:30pn in Wen Lounge. dtz - fomier of an Israeli peace Please cane ad met the new can- prty. sponsored by Faculty & Staff didates ard meet the nm ddates Political Action clmnittee & PAC. for Tau Beta Pi. , CLASSIFIEDS AND NOTICES 'ME llW3b"M MIK)R M&- i,s Chtragtuxcs times have just begun , Ruthie, --POUSSAINT! continued accepting sutmissions for tk (kt. For the 1WA Ih,itrd- Happy 19th kid!! Since it's a Wanted menta I.. 'I pous sai nt con ti - arc' Ikc. issucs. Drop off mterial So "be them,aluha19 with beer in speckd. day, I.et's go Joey's for Reprters Wed: nued on, cl.aimiiig "When they at tk Librq reserve desk, or .hard- OrdL @?d?.ifiCiLtiOfl, ard thCn to pick peop1.e to pick on, peo- Get on the job training in investi- to Stcvc lbnh (10.1 Tiltm) or For the tdesitre beyod cmtrol . hby's,for an org~yn! gitive reprting. -, the ple who don't count, cvi- tluil Wilson (zO.3 Ti I tm) Have a great day! ! dence is so innumerabl.e, Hcy little buckeroo: lU Cmputq Services newsletter, SB is 1.cdcing for irdividuals to it's not debati~b1.e.~~Pouss- Haw uirthday. Haw llirtway! mer '. wing issues bath aint dso noted was that Tuesday Haw -Birthday!! 1Lxl also, WI'Y M! on campus BIR'IHDAY! !! Origiml. or what?! ard off. call Fern EXlm Greenberg six months after the UI.ack mm SlW PARAMrn CUJu orggz, HAPPY BmY!! atid. Love, Your Intqretw Editor. canputer Services. MS. Constructive Movement broke mmt* - ks. Oct.l2th, sav WalWl like .you should be out- 7:CNpw Won 1%. AIM intcrcstcxl in 3.906, WiLl-iam Shockley's Cimtor Lori- Of course I will mevt lawed. Too bad you've Just been Fletcher sadent seeks paid re- "studios" of bl-ack genetic invited. you for Simchat Torah festivities. leealized ! Love,Jans, Petes,&Rhda. s& assistant for I.R. project. inferiority surfaced on the N.1. interested in HllMAN HWmi Curtis Had., 5:3O SiWy, right? Goal organizaticn skills ard pat-- Tational and intern;itinn;*1 the upaning Primers of Consci- Lisa, ieme key Ri&t! I And bring wine for Kiddush Tmnw~is your birthday. are the CDrdLifiCations. scenes. Youissant decliired, ence we& cmto the MtmgYrn- Three to five hours week, flex- llSchockl.ey is so off, that (you knw what they say abut a Wil.1. you &e it to l9? per MTIlW &T%rdl.nwtirlg on kdiiy full cup of wine!) ibly schedded. Call 491-7.5% eves. it s unbe1ievabl.e that Haw B kY 1kt.12 at Spn in &ton 123. kbbe bqj- 'I scholar1.y 'I med ia gave him Love. 'lhe Girls Upstairs GenerLI. nynamics is nw 100kirg- so much attention. He was Next our stop was l-&~ Services for physics rmjors besides the m. l!mwiNw' ' , m,.y=, also invited to practically or- lLal though your hcart ws out of Ya you SW! Happy 2oth! Nlybe iginal nujors that were list.& on ;JIKR.IpT SERVIE WW m s?Um-zc. every campus in the coun- sight- smxiay we will. grow up. Ti11 tnen the mnthly ~d&. Siwps wtch out for the clones! 7m, THJBEs, l-mcms,-, try. A7 cool.~ .peopl.e Ci;mced with you .. RWMES. ben%&y, ckt . 12th. And deyour Irish heart lite Love, RR 'IEI1ERs, Tel. 1-535-6335, Pouissarit noted that the gkw As( m. present stage of black poli- ALL Dorm gov'ts UT rquired to m sed their IIX: reps. to &ton -Top of the tbg- E, tical mobility is stagnaht. a), Roses m Red Need hey? 0:30 llW. for fiml nmirutions INbabies arr: SLw, delivrnrs "We are in the midst of a Violets are Blue Newspaper are needed new mode." He contended that ard elections of officers. 'Ihis dead kittens aru fiite; for we&& delivery of the Gbbe is you' chum to see things go' Guess hat dinner was ket me at 9 whereas the '60's Civil 1'11 be waiting for you. ard N.Y. Ws, $5.5o/hr with car, Rights Movement was chirac- your wy - p-ticiplte nw or it Just last night! ! ! Q.00 withcut, if interested please my be too,late!!!! -CwB90- Ham 21st, W Love, JM terized by upward progress. \ dl.Ww5. i the American Blacks' present To Nautilus she goes 3 tiis a week Hey drlniang bddy, you are firally stage exhihits characteris- Wednesday To build her niuscles to their legal. You knw how I hate 'to H4lRWrBYMIIL;y tic of "micro-regression. 'I 'IuFISINK"!.IEFl?hci 01 other days she 'tiid Jane" drink 1.egaily all al.one! Happy itaimlt $3. "We ignore the heritage, BEBEB-bY! %ere will. be ti nleeting for ALL Her body drives the guys insane Pem $25 the past that brought us students kio wil-I. bc part of the tkr face is beautiful as can be Love, Your DB ~erna$10 ca~llWY at %W. to the point where we now TA~professid Hairstylist. Wts in Lon!on :Yogram for the 3ie's witty, smut ani very crizy Moose, stand. 1' So all you guys- take note of the - Spring l!Xj;; PU., former Tufts in Just a few mre days ...... Ard Lodon students, ani ALL stldents name rerranber, I won the bet, sweetie. Stereo ard Car Repairs Formerly director of Psy- interested in, or applying to RPF It's nm: other than Meleine Jane chiatry at Tufts University So get ready to boogie htbmzen House calls. Home/car stereos, IN U" on: Hi Honey, New Wave body aIL over bstcn on Tlqx Dedcs, Speakers, "inntables. Medical School, , Pouissant WNSDAY, &XXW 13th is now Associate Professor I love you I.your 20th. Even minor repirs to T.V. 330 - 5:m pn of Psychiatry and Associate rn Love, G. Fast, &le. Also ,iYour car. 1PIAKER'IALI,-Roan20. I give this to you won't start? 'AXEWPS, dysils. Dean of Student Arrairs at - personal lee-, llx3m-y of Saturday night- Pick-up ard deliver, (ard still Harvard Medical School. Resm workshops will be held on In It's too bad that I can't be here. I py less). Dick 322-1386, day or Wednesday, October l\%h at 4:30 ltt~enWowLu@ for free To mke sure you have lots of birth Was the place to be evening 'til 10:m. General at W, Holles House. day cheer. until very cl.ose to midnight "BIEXDDG IS FUNDAMlWAL'' Ihop best this one's the "WIS: All student p@rs. Ta? Ibnors needed for Lcs bloocl drive Glen, que te imports mu: que te ani beats all the rest Thursday ' transcription. burly IBM selectnc next Wednesday ani 'Ihuryday. (In- Ueve adode sea o "adode" te voy Ard I'U be amud for it(pert.aps) M'omtiw h,La~vle\r.s will be typewriter rentals. Over 15 years' goal is pints! Call today for a Ilevx? Pendolo bien cm year. BIRl€UlAY!! gao held on 'Ihuryday, October 14th next HAPPY 1zpwien~.l955ks. Ave., Porn an appinmt. 6254501. It's que me gusta mi.\ mi "role1'de mer Love ya almvs, fran 11:45-12:45 at W, Roues Spare, Cambridge. Call Verity a great fa! Ponp no mc invitas mejor tu?? 2 your Gtell frid L House. Parris: 497-7443 %e Tufts Karate Club be Your nw nm reversed role date Program for Optims for we =ring on MR;DP;Y, ET. IO because (mybe? ) XGAN AIRWRT $10.00 STATIONS Mors on Thuryday 14, in of the long weekerd. It well meet October Scallopped Pothes, non ti $8.00 IU take you anywhere you Ianinan LoWlge-Ekt Hall. Sp& pre - on RES. at 7pn in Curtis Hall ani ocw il. dottore. It's really want €or less than any taxi. Fh.ioy 'Ihurs. at 8pn in Jackson. by cc&p ad Dept. 0f'Rmmc.e Iang- the canpany of a fellow Wts s& Wes. not wrth it. Just remker "almf" M? You ha4 that when at ard a cassette deck tdde sav- TAUNT SKW AUDITIONS ARE EEL% bcyls momti4 session win he leaves you've got a mission.... . ing mney tm. I can USLlally find :m ON CCTO~ER13 fm 9:00-1-1::0 be held on 'Ihuryday, October 14th coqwr C.S. te quiem mrho. Lost and Found SCmecBIe to splt the fare with you. Call Tcm at 623-1777. R! ani ON aXO6tiR 18 fran 8:p at 3:- at ,801les House. All hsey. W: Eyeglasses with &M metal 1J:W PM in ccw\I '?II'Ic1RzuM. 'IHIS those interested pl.ease attend. 4,T ad M of $X%Tcm- rims in a brown leather Case. If MAL CAMRIS IS F(R THE TALEXT Ihe 'Iw JLdiciary will have a meet- We realize that sanetkig important fC?d please cay 776-0834. sag. SIWlaw ARE IN 'IHE ing on 'Ihurs. October 14th in Eaton nust be keeping you ~i~~rrs-likeLost: Gold ring with =key topaz DlMbE HALLS. 135 at All invited 7:3Opn. are ME&-& pa- shoe trees or shellack- stone- in library sa.tllrday. If A Chinese treat: DIM Shl. on real to attad. ing yow cat..... fod call Elizabeth at 776-9704. Everyone is invited to join tk -mw- Asian Students Club in our trip Personals m, m: Geoffrey S. Gianotti I.D. to the -rial Teahouse in 70 7HE L.T. OSRPS OF CONWELL AVE.- Happy, hdppy, haDpy W!!You're ardmealcard. Call77w&. chinatown on kbday, Oct. 11 at Three virile ard potent officer legal nw-wx! !! Girls glasses green 1O:g am. A great my to acperi- guys. Ybu're the best sister arrybody KW: in case, sdere between Theta Chi en~eQsinese fccd. Sign up at the Are on the rebud fran yestenhy ' s could ask for ani I'm ghi you're ard Asian House before Sat. kt at Is mine! I love you. Have a pt Anderson, Friday, Oct.1. I can't the H0Use-k pmm to take the ALthou& the m did entertain day. see withaltthem. call%-. T. No sexual. favors did they gain PdJll KfZ: Ladies Stainless Steel Seiko . . %e Arts House is now accepting CafC Flesh set a lustful mat For Sall mtch - blue face - senthtal ~z Delt-drive turntable. used bt4ung seared to work with these $otogra$y, paintings, drawings Ibyna, vdw - hanfsane r&riud - call goal cordition. $70. prudes in Asking ard sdpture by Tufts students two AH guys should be as lucky as I Yvette 625-3034 s3027. to be shown in our elJew. P'lease So rn leave with sane himi advice have been with you these last six call m, bring you wok to 37 Sawyer as soon putting your muths in the right mnths. Happy six mnth anniver- usr:~Bu]EhGm WiH VEma CdASp 'FOR SAlE Retngerator; excellent as possible or call 62ti-sb25 for place would be nice sary.' With mh I.ove, MANY mANr Pm. IF FtTJIJ cdtion, dorm size. Asking $85. mre infomtion. 'lhou+$~time is short WE W'T Allan CDfIWT SIEVE AT 623-1592. Call Heather 628-1348. CLASSIktEDS AND NOTICES THAT SCRAMBLED WORD GAME For Sale am sdling a onLw'iy airplane ticket frun Boston to San Francisco For Sale: J.V.C. Pcrs CanpMlent one letter to each square, to form Systan: cglsists of Minilher, mini &ch is god thu&i ktobcr 30th. four ordinary words anplifier, mini cassette deck (2 The price is $La. Call. Jessica heads ard 2 mtors) anl 2 mini at 6669875. speakers. Can be used as an al.l 'Gmof a pnrha~e? in one portable or a haw capment ;'ore you tmy check with systen. I've had the unit a yeir AI&D kk.. the muxi choice. ltbbie at 77&7$76. and it's in great sk. Lists offer madvice,qui& fridy arxi will sell for $300. MI =-vi=, ad the hst prices on ,W!!! I desprately need% .W at 623-6232. Call to NYC or North NLW Jersey 1.a tnanis. Alex at &$si&. ~ anytime ~riday,10/8 and returning !Amzing Stera Speakers! MOdlY, 10/11. 1'l.ease call. Ilhyl_lis NGiON FM SLR CAMERA 14 years old, HE FELT LIKE 12 inch woofer, libxpwer 1-tt at ra3-7005! THIS AFTER HI5 prcg~m. E?uiltLin eqmlizer (Mid- black My, body only- $180, with ILAUNPW FINALLY 7512511n lens $199 extra. CaLL !tide nwdd to Washingtm D.C. for I range anl bgh freqwnq controls. ) \ CAMEBACK. 1 Great souidlng ard great looking BS-20r15. Col.mbs ky weekemi. Can leave - speakers. Lists for over $boo, lI€!NN*OF A WlllJRCHASE7 anytime tud will. gladly shart: dri- Now arrange the circled letters to ving ad expenses. i'lease all YVY I I I form the surprise answer, as sug I'm askLng only. $260 or best offer. &fore yoli buy check with hdio LAAA ,I ,I I gested by the above cartoon. I read mney quick so no reasorbb1.e Logic, the sod. choice., We offer bW i?nr( at 32h-532. offer refused. Sane speakers used qm-t advice, quick frii.ndlly ser- '. Answer: . A RmJJ in various Cl&S arolrnd Bostcn. Housing vice, and the ].owest prices on all (Answers tomorrow) My two mnths old- Hint cordition bhs. Ask about our special. $502 Housing CKfered: bC*m Jumbles- ERUPT CAMEO CHERUB GAMBIT Eric at 62.G156. large Yesterday's 1 call college starter system. Call Ala availiib1.e for Spring Sewster (Jan. Answer: A four-letter swear word often heard in legal circles-"OATH" at 6255742. 1, 1.983) in ;I great aprtmnt dose . Tech~licsTurntable to Tutts. Roany, air coniitioned, Jumble Book No 19. conlsinmg 110 pules. is available lor $1.95 posrpaid Direct Drive W-tz RR SALE: GREAT CAR!!! 4 door 1>976 Irom Jumble do this newspa 1. Box 34, Now&. N J. 07648 lnctudeyour porches, 2 friedly mi- Mme. addriss. zip code anrmake checks payable lo Newrp. perbooks. I ,SI.& with Adutex Plymouth hy; I.SYJ,OOO des/(, en- two ad nutes. Rent is $125 m. Cal.1. cartridge. 395-2045. gine. Mint Conlition (gardgestcred) Bet.57 $99, CALL at or Mrs. Criffin at N.Y. NEWS CROSSWORD PUZZLE $l,m.a'W SELL! ! call. 73-3.3 776-7952 776- 11.61. srm FM \jALmm SFm after 6 (Jennifer) ACROSS 28 Stupefy 51 Ancient 21 Impertinent . 1 Something 30 DelinHe language 25 Impolite wmm9m - $20.75. ':!ant to live ON CAWS ?! worthless article 54 Next to 27 Appraise -;AD%s UL!IRA-'llfl?i DIGITAL. WAKXS Rides If so, pl.ease contact Amy Lynch 5 Bounders 33 Also known 57 Martini 20 Glow - $9.00. IE"'S DIGITAL WAKHS or Jmy Spurow any way you can!! 9 Customary as fNit 29 Gentle Ride wanted to New York City, or routine 35 River fish 58 -dong 30 News - $7.00. mffm wm. CALL vicinity ~L4ul&~l#i) fa- long \k wiU. fill you in on all the in- 14 Mellow 36 Dull sound 59 Cure analysis @4 - 623-2439 *eked 11. Will. share fomtion. 62-w &93. 15 Opera song 37 Temporarily 60 Solitary story 10/8-10 16 Conscious 40 Author person 31 Suspended call eqenses. Please 776-2901. Smed_l.e,Studio for sublet. FUU. 17 Having James 61 Falsegod 32 NeNous IF yc - want tickets to see 'E%, Ask for Warren. wings 41 Thorough. 62 Summit 33 Froma CLPSH, ard lliE kM0 at shea stadiun kitchen ard bath.' Luge min m. 18 Tiny plant fare 63 Mimicry distance Ride wanted' to DAYIXUEI this week- Near T an! Tufts. limndry facility 19 ,Art gallery 42 Tall and 64 Ripped 34 Theater ofi October 12, call 665640. 20 Florida 65 Stateof erd (Friday1 ?+tudy';. pian thin seat or !.&& Res@ ASAP or by No.,. 1st. $35 resort ' 43 Legal point disorder 35 Headliner IDEAL AUDIO IS EXPANDIG I'IS FALL 6-. i+i.It share expenses. per vnth inc. hot water. GI1 22 Inclination 44 Passenger 36 duckFresh-water - days or eves: 6&3315. 23 Crude metal 45 Swindle DOWN SALE WIlH QUAL.ITY TAPE DEIXS: JVC %ic!F wanted to Westcilester or 3.Y.L 24 Capek play 46 Clamor 1 Operahouse 38 spirit $119.,Aiwa 3200 $W. . All on i+iday,&t.i9. \Jill. shan: expens- I have two-tmh~~~~aprtmnt 25 Scarlet 47 Nagfor cheer 39 Fetch KDD-iO a or crimson payment 2 Cargo 44 Sunday bds inding tbse high err! es. ?].ease WU chi1 a: 525-&8. 15 min. walk fran Wts off Boston 26 Pitfall 48 Cushion tanker best "nodiscount" brards are dis- Ave. Need one mamite, deor 3 Paunches, 45 Botchup .%de Wand: I desprately need Yesterday's Puzzle Solved: fam'iiarlv 46.. Scuba-_--_ cnunted. kell: UDXL-I1 $2.%, fer&. lfi400 mnthLy rent incldes 4 Ty ,of enthusiast xL;us $3.49, Distwahr D-4 $9.95 a ride to Cornell. this weckerd. hat. GrdLute stdent or working s: dwich 47 Blood I'll drive 5 AI 'se giver (tax itens). ' Steve and sham expenxs. person preferred. hU Michael. on all call 6 Be owing 49 I identUS. pres. at 62WB or Stu at 627-6222. Call Stacy at 625-6333, evenings. at 265-5942. 7 K' of i ckey 50 Removes, In 8 .Vindow printing kame 51 Falana Make tracks of song Garfield by Jim Davis ill Tony or 52 Askew I Oscar 53 Prong 11 Bundle of 54 Entrance PRACTICE OF THE ARISTOTELIAN cotton 55 Fashionable MEAN WOULP HAVE A SIGNIF iCANT OH, SHUT UP 12 Golf club beach POSITIVE EFFECT ON THE WORLD 1.1 Take resort INSTITUTIONAL ENVIRONMENT DOONESBURY . by Garry Trudeau 01982 Tribune Campany Syndicate. Inc. All Rights Resewed ," 1018182