THE TUFTS DAILY Where You Read It First Friday, November 19,1993 Vol XXVII, Number 49 KNITTING FUN I Student is victim of attack and robbery that TEMS applied a tight ban- dage to the wound to prevent fur- ther bleeding, although the sfu- dent “was not bleeding very badly and the wound wasn’t tembly bad.” TEMS members then drove the Gictim to Lawrence Memorial Hospital where he received fur- ther medical treatment. Lonero said that “the injury was not deemed serious.” Director of Public Safety John King said that he finds the incident “very upsetting,” and he said he is “concerned about it.” “I can understand how the com- munity might feel uncomfortable about an incident like this,” King said. However, he added that he feels that it is difficult to deter- mine who committed a crime of this type. photo by Greg Murphy ing “big starter jackets and baggy Lonero said that this is a “hei- pants, with their faces covered by nouscrime,” and said he is doing Students learn the joys of knitting each week in the Crafts House. “everything in [his] power to solve ment by the Department of Public it.” The incident is “a major con- Senate to recommend changes in threeSafety. males L~~~~~ “heldexplained a knife that to [the the cern, not only of the university student], took his property, and police, but of the whole university stabbed him in the thigh.” The community,” Lonero said. the admissions policy, World Civ. student’s walkman and wallet were According to King, this is “an by JOHN O’KEEF’E been of major concern to the sen- The second resolution involves taken in the assault. unusual incident for Tufts,” as he Daily Editorial Board ate and to the entire student popu- the senate’s recommendation that Lonero said that the incident is said that “robberies are not com- The Tufts Community Union lation in recent years as it directly the University expand its offer- “under full investigationnow with mon here.” However, he said that (TCU) plans to propose two reso- affects incoming classes. ings of the Race Awareness course the assistance of the Medford and he is doing his best to “keep pa- lutions at this Sunday’s senate Fee said that the University only which is currently taught through Somerville police.” trols vigilant and visible.” Addi- meeting, said TCUPresident John formally announced the with- the ExperimentalCollege. Accord- Michael Berg, a Resident As- tionally, King said that lighting in Fee. The first resolution will in- drawal of its need-blind admis- ing to Fee,the senate feels that the sistant in South Hall, said that the the area in which the robbery took volve the university’s lack of a sions sfatus last year, however, “it coursc should be made more ac- victim was brought to his room by place has been a safety concern, need-blind admissions policy and is likely that we’ve been without it cessible to students and that it the dorm’s proctor following the although the lighting has been re- the second will concern adding an for at least three years, maybe should be included as an alterna- incident. He said that the victim cently upgraded in that region. alternative class to the world civi- more.” tive to the current world civiliza- was able to walk into his room. A statement by the department lizations requirement. The meet- At a press conference on tions requirement and should be Berg then called the police, whom of public safety stated a warning ing, which is the next to last senate Wednesday, University President counted in partial fulfillment of he said “responded immediately to students to “walkin well-lighted meeting of the semester, will be John DiBiaggio said, ‘We figure the language requirement’s cul- to the call,” as did Tufts Emer- areas,” to “utilize the safety held in the Campus Center at 6 that our shortfall at this point from ture option. gency Medical Services (TEMS). shuttle,” to “walk with a friend,” p.m. being able to say that we are truly Senior senator Henry Ofori- According to Richard Hanson, and to “report any suspicious per- According to Fee, the resolu- need blind is about $1.5 million Atta, who co-authored the resolu- the TEMS member who was on sons or situations as soon as pos- tion on the admissions policy [annually].’’DiBiaggio suggested tion, said that there are only ap- secondary duty and responded to sible to the Tufts police.” strongly urges the administration that the additional money could be proximately 30 seats available the call, the victim “was more and the development office to de- raised through “the mechanisms each semester in the one section afraid than anything else.” Berg Anyone with information re- velop an action plan which will already in place.”The senate reso- which is offered. He added that agreed that the student was garding Wednesday’s incident allow the University to reinstate a lution, however, indicates that “scared” by the experience, “and should contact the Tufts police at need-blind policy. This issue has more action needs to be taken. see SENATE, page 9 understandably SO.” Hanson said 627-3030. Tufts police undergo trainingA 0. program on diversitv rJ by JESSICA ROSENTHAL lice officers, 15 officers from the program represents the “culmina- Law enforcement officials and the Tufts police, but King said Daily Editorial Board Boston University, Bentley Col- tion of the first phase of training,” working in a college environment that sometimes “a person might Fifteen Tufts police officersare lege, Boston College, and Salem he said. are exposed to a greater amount of not opt to complain about that.” currently participating in a cul- State police forces are participat- Additionally, King said that the diversity than are police officers “The Tufts police are one of, if tural diversity program for law ing in the program. same program the police are cur- working in some towns, he said. not the, best trained campus law enforcementofficers entitled “Cul- According to a course outline rently participating in was offered “I wanted the Tufts police to be enforcement organization in this tural Diversity: A Criminal Jus- provided by Michigan State, the at Wellesley College in August, better prepared to represent and area,” King said. He explained tice Perspective,” according to program focuses on “the chang- and ten members of the Tufts po- serve this community,” King said. that the police training is continu- Director of Public Safety John ing racial character of the US, lice participated in that program. King explained that the pro- ous, and the Tufts police partici- King. Presented by Michigan State diversity issues, and the implica- He said that sincethe officers were gram was not generated inresponse pate in in-service programs at University’s School of Criminal tions for law enforcement policy “impressed by the program’s qual- to an incident and is “not areactive Tufts, within the state, and outside Justice, Tufts is hosting the pro- and decision-making.” ity,’’ he wanted to send the remain- response, but a proactive one.” of Massachusetts. gram, which has been taking place King said that Tufts “officers ing members of the staff to the There have been no formal prob- since Wednesday and concludes have been involved in training in program, as well. Therefore, the lems renardinn multiculturalism see POLICE, page 10 today. the issues of diversity and sensi- program has been brought to Tufts. In addition to the 15 Tufts PO- tivity” for the past two years. This King said that he has received “overwhelmingly positive feed- back,” both from officers who par- Inside ticipated in the training in August Features ...... P-3 and from those currently in the The real-life winter blahs are here, a program. look inside the Tufts Concert Board, “All Tufts police officers have and the missing Spiderman Underoos. had some kind of training in cul- tural diversity and sensitivity,” A&E ...... P. 5 King said. The Addams Family sequel is grisly King added thathe felt that “the but great, a women’s art display at way the police are perceived in Aidekman, and serious stuff on Fox. society is important to help con- tribute to a safe and sound com- sports ...... P. 7 munity.’’ Thus, he said that it is On guard! A fencing story, plus this important for police to gain “a week in the NBA, and a stunning Edi- stronger understanding of cultural .. tors’ Challenge: the Benguls, Doug? diversity.” Director of Public Safety John King;

I...... ,, .. THETUFTS DAILY E-mail problems a certain dynamics that appear whenever is- Israel’s tactics. I would also like to extend Elin M. Dugan an invitation to all who are interestedto join Editor-in-Chief sues pertaining to the Middle East conflict ploy by rifts CCS emerge. Always, and I mean always, a the Group Against Pro-Israeli Propaganda. Managing Editor: Caroline Schaefer To the Editor: Jewish student will take the initiative and Together we will expose and exterminate Associate Editors: Nadya Sbaiti, Marc Sheinkin People have been bitching about the blast the Arabs and/or the Palestinians. propaganda techniques on this campus once Editorial Page Editor: Stephen Arbuthnot recent cutbacks in e-mail usage. Students This is usually followedby one Letter to the and for all. Don’t call us. We’ll call you. Production Managers: Michael B. Berg, should understand what’s going on. Tufts Editor from the Arab side. Then, a week or Leah Schwartz, Ryan Otto Communication and Computer Services two later, an Arab student andor supporter Naif Al-Mutawa LA’94 (Academic Computer Service’s parent) has will come out and write an article opposing (Editor’s Nore: Al-Mutuwu is a Daily col- NEWS umnist.) Editor: David Meyers, Jessica Rosenthat a $9 million budget, roughly $1200 for the one written prior. The article is consis- Assistant Editor: John OKeefe each student.Over $6millionof this money tently greeted with a barrage of letters from Wire Editor: Ashley Burkart is devoted to “computer services:” the the Tufts Israel Network in the past, and labs, registration, e-mail, etc. There is ab- today by Tufts Friends of Israel. The fact of solutely, positively no legitimate way to the matter is that usually these letters do not VIEWPOINTS Take Back the Night Editor: Michael J.W.Stickhgs justify a budget this large. Professor indicate that the writers are involved in this Krumme, Chairman of the Computer Sci- group. This is something the campus needs will be held Monday FEATURES ence Department, calls the money allotted to know so as to measure the bias from To the Editor: Editors: Rachel Levine, Jessica Ruzz to TCCS “possibly the worst spent money which it is received. Take Back the Night (part of Women’s Assistant Editor: Sharon Jedel in the University.” So TCCS needs another Further, the general tactic of these let- Week 1993) was originally scheduled for ARTS &ENTERTAINMENT way to justify its budget. ters is to attempt to discredit the article Wednesday, November 17 at 9:30 p.m. As Editors: Madhu Unnikrishnan, Thus the e-mail controversy. No, it’s instead of disproving it. In doing SI), these co-coordinator of Women’s Week, I de- Megan Brenn-White not difficult to provide e-mail service. In members dig their own graves. From con- cided that the march and rally would get a Assistant Editor: Matt Carson . fact, lots of companies would be willing to tradictory letters to generally misguided much larger turnout, be much more em- WEEKENDER Editors: John McGuk, Christopher Stripinis provide e-mail service to every Tufts stu- ones, Tufts Israel is pretty well known powering, and be heard more widely around Production Manager: Jamie Fink dent for a fraction of what TCCS charges among the Tufts community for its lack of campus if done in better weather. As much us, without any hassles. But TCCS has intelligence. However, they are organized, as I hated to cancel, I felt that this was the SPORTS . come up with an interesting ploy: make it and I envy that. best thing to do. Because the significance Editors: Doug Katz, John Tomase, . Jeff Geller look like they’re having trouble providing What seems to be the case on the other of this event is so great, it is extremely e-mail service to the Tufts community. side of the fence is that the Arab students important that it take place each and every PHOTOGRAPHY What they’re really saying is: “If you slash that I know of have the intelligence but are semester here at Tufts. I apologize to those Editors: hnaFayngold, Jennifer McCarthy our budget, all hell will break loose.” not organized. In fact, the Arab students’ of you who, despite the bad weather, did Assistant Editors: Tara Kemohan, Even an organization as poorly man- apathy on this campus is pathetic to say the come out to march on Wednesday night. I Matilde Pereda, Anni Recordati aged and technically inept as TCCS is 1east.IjustattendedameetingoftheMiddle admire and appreciate your enthusiasm. perfectly capable of providing satisfactory East Study Group. Three people showed My hope is that all of you did go out, as well PRODUCTION e-mail service. They will use your com- up. This is apathy. as many more, will join together on the Ayout Editors: Mark Lermar, Stephanie Vogel plaints when they ask for another enor- Regardless of the unintelligenttactics of library roof on Monday night. The march Classifieds Editor: Beth McGregor, Katherine Winder mous budget next year. Don’t play the fool. Tufts Friends of Israel, the fact of the matter will start around 9:45 p.m., and the rally Copy Editors: Elana Vatsky, is that organization will beat disorganiza- will begin after themarch, back on theroof, Cheryl Horton, Yael Bellrind Fred Tausch E’94 tion to a pulp any day. It is on this basis that around 10:15 p.m. Thank you very. the a meeting for the Group Against Pro- Gizem Ozkulahci Israeli Propaganda will be called in the Marla Cobin LA’94 Executive Business Director near future. Coordinator, Women’s Week Anatomy and tactics Finally, I would like to point out the Business Manager: Phil Ayoub Advertising Manager: Dean Gendron of a disagreement importance of anti-Israel articles, for they Office Manager: Lyle Mays are important to flush out Tufts Friends of Subscriptions Manager: Monika Voellm To the Editor: Receivables Manager: Melissa Tapply I feel an urge to expose to the public The Tufts Daily is a non-profit newspaper, published ondaythroughFriday duringthe academicyearanddismbib- ed free to the Tufts community. The Daily is entirely Dangerous toys taking toll in young lives udent-run; there are nopaideditorialpositions.TheDaily is inted at Charles River Publishing, Charlestown,MA. WASHINGTON‘(pP) -- When para- Rep. Cardiss Collins, D-Ill., said- 186 plaining how each could kill or injure a The Daily is located at the back entrance of Curtis Hall Tufts University. Our phone number is (617) 627-3090. medics got to Teresa-and Logan Lough’s children have choked to death on toys in the child. usiness hours are 9:OO a.m. - 6:OO p.m., Monday through house in Fredericksbdrg,Va., their 2-year-’ last 10 years. Toy arrows became deadly projectiles iday, and 1:OO p.m. - 600 p.m. on Sunday. old nephew, Zachary.. was blue and not Sen. Richard Bryan, D-Nev., said 31 when the rubber tips were easily pulled off. The policies of The Tufts Daily are established by $e litorial board. Editorials appear on this page, unsigned. breathing after having swallowed a plastic children died last year from dangerous toys Acoverlet and a sleeping bag, both with the dividual editors are not necessarily responsible for, or in chicken. and that 160,000 others were treated at children’s TV character Barney the dino- pamentwith,the policies andeditorialsofTleTuftsDaily. The content of letters, advertisements,signed columns, “I handed him to aparamedic. That was hospitals. Bryan is cosponsoring a bill with saur on them, were flammable. rtoons andgraphicsdoes notnecessadyreflecttheopinion the last time I was able to hold him,” Lough Sen. Slade Gorton, R-Wash., and Sen. Jay The Tufts Daily editorial board. said, barely able to speak as he stifled sobs Rockefeller, D-W.Va. A sword, advertised as having a safe, Letters to the Editor Policy The Tufts Daily welcomes letters from the readers. The and as tears ran down his cheeks. The child The Institute for Injury Reduction dis- soft, plastic blade, hacked an’apple in two. ters page is an open forum for campus issues and comments died the next day. played toys that can jab out eyes, smash A plastic ax with a spear point on the shaft ‘out the Daily’s coverage. Letters must include the writer’s name and a phone Members of Congressappearing Thurs- fingers and burn skin. penetrated an apple. mber where the writer can be reached. All letters must be day with the Loughs say legislation they Most of the toys were cited because rified with the writer before they can be published. have introduced would require labels on The president of the private institute, they, or detachable parts of them, could be The deadline for letters to be considered for publication the following day’s issue is 400 p.m. toys warning of the danger of choking. Ben Kelley, displayed several .toys, ex- swallowed. Due to space limitations,letters shouldbe nolongerthan ;O words. Any submissions over this length may be edited Editor’s View ’ 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. iblication of letters is not guaranteed, but subject to the Assault of one student was an attack on us all scretion of the editors. Letters should be typed or printed from an IBM or IBM- by MICHAEL B. BERG ment. Although the campus police have made a strong attempt to smparible computer in letterquality or near-letterquality The Tufts community has been violated. The attack on the increase the number of patrolling officers, safety lights, and call ode. Letters written on Macintosh computers should be ought in on disk - files should be saved in “text-only” South Hall resident that occurred Wednesday night can only be boxes, this recent attack points to the fact that these measures may rmat, and disks should be brought in with a copy of the seen as an attack on the entire student body and all who live in the not be enough. Until we can restore our own sense of security, the wr. Disks can be picked up in the Daily business office the surrounding area. The assault was a deliberate, planned attack, entire Tufts community will have to live in the fear that at anytime, Uowing day. Letters should address the editor and not a particular and it must been viewed as such. anywhere, we may be the victims of a violent attack. fividual. While letters can be critical of an individual‘s The circumstances surrounding the incident point to a very Most importantly, we must use this opportunity to come tions, they should not attack someone’s personality haits. The Daily will not accept anonymous letters or pen disturbing conclusion. We are no longer safe in our very own together as a community. On a campus which seems under mes except in extrenr: circumstances if the Executive home. The area where the attack took place is regarded by most constant division, bickering over menial issues and taking up iard determinesthat there is a clear and pentdanger to as a safe, well-lit part of campus. The time of the attack was still sides over fabricated controversies, we now have an important :author. The Daily will not accept letters regarding the verage of other publications, unless their coverage itself early in the evening. Although the victim was alone, he was well item that must concern us all. It is time to stop sounding-off for the s become a newsworthy issue that has appeared in the inside the borders of our campus and shouldhave been able to feel mere sake of hearing ourselves promote our own self-interests, uly. The Daily will accept letters of thanks, if space safe and secure. He was not. and instead to stand together to realize that we all are a part of rmits, but will not run letters whose sole purpose is to vdsean event. The attack was obviously planned. The assailants were wait- Tufts society and that only as a whole can we ensure that we all When writers have group affiliations or hold titles or ing for a victim. Had it not been the one student who was stabbed live safe and secure lives. We need fundamental changes in the dtionsrela~dtothetopicofthe~letter,theDailywillnote afollowingthelener.Thisistoprovideadditionalinforma- and taken to the hospital, it would have been the next person to way we think and act as a community so that an attack on any in and is not intended to detract from the lmr. pass through that area that was victimized. As a result, none of us individual is seen as an attack on us all. We must feel that such is Clpssifieds Information can feel safe even on the very grass within the University’s fences the case and we must respond as such is ‘thecase. All Tufts students must submit classitieds in person, tpaidwithcashorcheck Allclassifiedsmustbesubmitted and gates. With the wallet and credit cards that were taken, the 3 p.m the day before publication.Classifieds may also be entire sense of security of the Tufts community was taken away Lastly, we must be thankful. Although we cannot minimize ught at the Infamarion Booth at the Campus Center. An that the victim was stabbed in the leg, wallet and Walkman stolen, ssifieds submitted by mail must be accompanied by a from us. eck. Classifieds may not be submitted over the phone. As a community,we mustrespond by joining together to regain the circumstancescould obviously have been far worse. We must NoticesandLostBt Foundsare~andrunonTuesdays our sense of safety. First, we must join together. Students and all be grateful that the incident did not have a far more tragic d Thursdays only. Notices are limited to two per week per ganization and run space permitting. Notices must be those living in the nearby area must make an effort to walk result. We must now deal with the scarier possible outcomes that itten on Daily forms and submitted in person. Notices together, to look out for one another, and to increase our own are staring us in the face. Each and every one of us must hold hands nnotbe used to sell merchandiseor advertisemajor events. awareness of our surroundings. Secondly, we must make every and stick together. We cannot take this occurrence lightly. We The Tufls Daily is not liable for any damages due to *graphical errors or misprintings except the cost of the attempt to increase the security efforts of the Tufts police depart- must take this issue most seriously and make the prevention of rertion, which is fully refundable. We reserve the rigbt to similar attacks a top-priority. We have been violated as a commu- Fuse to print any classifieds which contain obscenity, are of Michael B. Berg, a Production Manager for the Daily, is a nity, and we must respond as a community, if we ever hope to L odysexual nature, or are usedexpressly to denigrate a :rson or group. Resident Assistant in South Hall. restore our own sense of well-being.

... . ,, Friday, November 19,1993 THE TUFTS DAILY Page FEATURES Police Beat A real reason for your SADness compiled by David McNall Seasonal Affective Disorder a bad case of the winter blahs I’ ‘1 by REBECCA RUFO and can be treated with much in the winter because it’s so Wednesday, November 10,1993 Daily Staff Writer phototherapy. cold,” said sophomore Rita It’s that time of the year again. Recently there has been an in- Klissas. “I feel that I am much 4:Ol p.m.; Forced entry into Halligan Hall. Compact discs stolen. The leaves have lost their bright crease in focus on the effects of the more productive in the summer. In 5:05 p.m.; Larceny of personal property. History department color, staff green to a splendid seasons on illness, but it is hardly the winter all I want to do is sit member’s wallet stolen from Wessell Library. array of reds and oranges, and recognized as a new phenomenon. inside and drink tea.” now they are that all too-familiar From as far back as Hippocrates, Another student who asked to Friday, November 12,1993 drv brown color. In a few weeks ‘the changing seasons have been remain nameless said, “Winter 3:OO p.m.; Annoying telephone call reported at Haskell Hall. the branches will be bare. Then known to cause a change in mood. makes me kind of depressed. I get 6:lO p.m.; Tufts student assaulted by two males on comer of Walker the winter snow will start to pile Aristotle even wrote that “if it stuck inside a lot because of the Avenue and Broadway in Somerville.His Harvard Coop bag was stolen. upon their limbs. And let’s not be cold beyond due measure, it snow. Idon’t know. Summer makes forget the loss of daylight. produces groundless despon- me happy just because there is a Saturday, November 13,1993 It seems like just a-month ago dency; hence suicide by hanging lot more freedom to go outdoors. 12:05 a.m.; 450 Hillside Apartment had an unregistered party. Party (wait, it was!) that people ran occurs.” Of course, he was refer- Don’t quote me on that.” closed down and keg confiscated. Studentswere caught trying to run out around the quad at Pm.as if it ring to “black bile” but his obser- This seemed to be the general back stairway with keg while singing, “Bad Boys,” the theme from the were 2:OO in the afternoon. But vations of the effects of cold, dark consensus among people about the show COPS. They are being reported to the dean. now, walking back from dinner at weather on certain individuals are effect of winter on their behavior 12:34 a.m.; Vandalism of University property at the Hillside 30s. 6 p.m., it’s pitch black and the still applicable today. and mood. However, there are a Window was smashed. campus is seemingly void of life. Winter depressions tend to run few rare individuals who actually 6:45 a.m.; Lobby of Haskell Hall. Handlebars of bicycle were stolen. One can’t help but feel a little bit from November to March. There like the chilling, dark, devastat- 8:04 a.m.; Corner of College Avenue and Professors Row. Graduate depressed. But for some the de- have been a variety of studies on ing, barren winter weather. student involved in motor vehicle accident, injuring leg. TEMS sent. pression hits harder than others. patients with SAD, but no actual Another individual who also 5:48 p.m.; Hillside apartment, broken window. Seasonal Affective Disorder treatment or causation has been wished to remain nameless said 7:32 p.m.; Larceny of University property. Emergency phone stolen (SAD) is a condition that is char- universally accepted at this point that her moods are “pretty consis- from Hill Hall. acterized by recurring depressions in time. Whatever the cause, it tent” throughout the year, regard- which surfaceannually at the same must be acknowledged that this is less of the change in seasons. “The time each year. Most individuals a serious disorder. Depression can cold air is invigorating, itmakes Sunday, November 14,1993 suffering from SAD tend to be be so great for some people that it me feel alive. Winter is such a 2:Ol a.m.; A disorderly student was confronted on the fourth floor of depressed in the winter and even drives them to commit sui- joyous time. The snowmen [and Houston Hall. He was written up. mal” in the spring and summer, cide. women], holidays, and snow. I love 10:06 a.m.; Window broken in MacPhie pub. though some might experience At Tufts the true syndrome of it,” the student said. 9:38 p.m.; On 134 Professors Row, a student’s compact discs and jacket hypomania at this time. SAD is relatively uncommon, ac- Regardless of whether you love were stolen. There is evidence that sufferers cording to Health Services. How- or hate the winter, it’s coming and of SAD develop a few of the same ever, there are a few individuals there’s nothing you can do about Monday, November 15,1993 symptoms, namely overeating, with this problem. Most students it. For most of us, we just have to 2:30-4:00 p.m.; In laundry room of Houston, a student reported his oversleeping, and carbohydrate report some level of despondency smile and wait it out. Just don’t laundry stolen. His socks, his towel, and his Spiderman Underoos were craving. These reactions are said in the winter months. forget that for others it isn’t so reported missing. to be triggered__ by.- light deficiency “I don’t like to go outside that easy. 5:jO p.m.; A dokknob from a room in Carmichael was broken off. mw e 1 Wednesdav, November 17,1993 1 ne mznas behind the concerts

by KATE HALPERN temativeedgeto it,”says co-chair- board is offering some new addi- Daily Staff Writer man Randolf Williams, who cur- tions to its schedule, taking the Each fall, eager undergrads rently heads the board along with form of a series of benefit shows. pack into MacPhie Pub to witness Adam Louis. Two of these performances will their favorite bands perform live. With so many members, this occur this year, the first of which is And each spring, hibernating se- organization is split into two coming up on Saturday, Dec. 4th. niors and bookworms alike come smaller groups, the booking team, A benefit show for Spare out from behind their books in in charge of attaining bands, and Change, a local newspaper repre- May for the annual Spring Fling. the production team, responsible senting the homeless, the evening Who has the power to attract so for [he concert itself. The process will feature both speakers and live many students in the same place of choosing a band is not an easy performances by two local bands, for some good tunes? The Concert one, for “everyone has a band they and at least one national band. The Board, a TCU-funded organiza- want to bring to Tufts,” Williams board is hopeful of a large student tion, is ultimately responsible for says. The group votes on which attendance, so as to raise enough bringing good music to Tufts. bands they would like to see play, money to purchase a new com- Once a small organization, the and subsequently contacts the puter for the magazine, according Tufts Concert Board has become agents of each individual band. to co-chair Randolf Williams. increasingly popular this year. A number of issues determine Through advertising and word of what bands play at Spring Fling, After this concert the board mouth, thegroupgrewfromagath- including availability, financial will meet again to determine plans ering of a few people to an over- requirements and location. With for next semester’s schedule. (If whelming 53 members. The ad- luck, theTufts community is happy you have a favorite band you are vantage of such a large size is with the choice of band. In addi- dying to see play at Tufts, contact Thanks to your United Way donation. families who were evident in the variety of musical tion to Fling, its major responsi- your nearest board member and once without places to live, now have Places to mow. styles and tastes that are repre- bility, the Concert Board usually offer him or her lots of bribes.) sented. Rest assured, whether you sponsors a fall concert and a jazz This year Williams and Louis relate to Neil Diamond or Led show in February. are trying to keep the group to a Zeppelin, your performing artist manageable size, but be on the will be mentioned at a meeting. Although the scheduled fall lookout for the next recruitment The Board appreciates all kinds concert with Rage Against the session. Who knows, you may be What’s the deal of music, includingjazz and blues, Machine.failed to occur as origi- the next person to meet the dth those although “it definitely has an al- nally scheduled in November, the Lemonheads! Spiderman Underoos? Check it out by writing Features! Call Rachel, Jessica, or Sharon at 6%7m 3090. page four THE TUFTS DAILY Friday, November 19,1993 Palermo faces still more.surgery‘ BOSTON (AP) -- Steve your hair, and trying to remove all headed off the field, he drew a line Palermo’s world has always cen- the gum without disturbing any of in the dirt behind home plate with tered on alternatives with an un- the hair.” his foot. ambiguousoutcome: ball or strike, Palermo was shot outside fair or foul, safe or out. Campisi’s restaurant in Dallas on “That is one half of the X that I ,But now, after making the July 7, 1991, while trying to help will make to mark my return to the toughest call of his life, the former two waitresses being attacked in baseball field again,” he said. ‘‘I umpire faces an uncertain future. the parking lot. He had umpired a will be behind home plate again.” Palermo, partially paralyzed by Rangers game houis earlier. Despite excellent recovery on a mugger’s bullet two years ago, is The mugger got a long prison his right side, his left side remains scheduled for risky neurosurgery sentence. Palermo got a bullet weak and his progress has stalled Friday on his spinal cord in an through the spine that left doctors in the last year. About six months & PIZZA attempt to regain full use of his left saying he wouldnever walkagain. ago, doctors suggested the highly leg and return to umpiring. Palermo, 43, who still has metal unusual surgery, similar to that The Area’s Most Unique and Surgeons won’t know if they fragmentsin his body, has waged a done on infants born with nerve can repair damaged nerves until courageous and relentless battle abnormalities. One of a Kind after they’ve begun the operation, to regain full use of his legs. Palermo spent the past few and which could last up to 10 hours. If Through painful rehabilitationand weeks agonizing over the deci- Sub Pizza Shop they’re successful, they won’t sheer willpower, he has recovered sion. He underwentcountlesstests know for months whether Palermo enough to walk -- haltingly and -- MRIs, CAT scans, bone scans - For FAST Service Call will walk normally again. clumsily, at times -- with the aid of - but doctors said they would only And if they’re not successful, canes. be able to fully assess his nerve 393-4555 damage with surgery. r I there’s a chance of undoing But that has not been good Palermo’s months of grueling re- enough for Palermo, who vows he FREE DELIVERY habilitation and leaving him per- will umpire again. He finally decided to have the manently crippled. 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,. Friday, November 19,1993 THE TUFTS DAILY page five ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT Girlfriend in a coma... Addams return for great sequel by MADHU UNNIKRISHNAN Daily Editorial Board we know it’s serious Few sequelsare any good. Even by KATHRYN CARTNICK would it work now? By the way, fewer are better than the original. Senior Staff Writer why is Brenda wearing a fur- Every now and again, however, a Well, it’s Women’s Week at lined coat? Isn’t this Southern 4 California University -- hey, CU California? has something in common with Brandon gets blackmailed by Film Deshan, his tutee (is that what Review Fox Update you call someone being tu- 1 I tored?). Anyway, this guy tells sequel comes out that is so much Tufts besides hot guys (yeah, Brandon that unless he takes the better than the original movie that right). Evcryone on the show is take-home test for him, he’ll tell one just has to ask, “why didn’t getting action, or at least getting their professor that Brandon and they get this right the first time?” propositioned. Lucinda are hitting the sheets. 1991’sTheAddamsFamilyhad Lucinda (the professor’s wife) After he confronts Lucinda all the ingredients of a great com- suggests that she and Brandon about the whole situation, she edy: an excellent cast, a compe- have sex on the kitchen table (of reveals that the only reason why tent director, and a story that prom- course, the ethical angel refuses). her husband, the professor, gave ised to have audiences rolling in Kelly and Jon hookup, but fortu- a take-home in the first place, is the aisles. Despite all these com- nately she realizes what a so Brandon can take it for ponents, the movie was a miser- he Addams pose for a family portrait. slimeball he is before things go Deshan.Brandondoesn’t believe able failure. It had its funny mo- too far. Kel’s trying real hard to how corrupt the world is, so he ments, we will be the first to admit, are two of the most vile feel-good suggests that multiculturalism is tear herself away from her slut takes off from Beverly Hills to but on the whole, The Addams people imaginable,are perhaps the simply the way of the enlightened. reputation. God knows where. He takes af- Family was a series of miserable funniest moments to hit the silver But, we must ask why we should The only one who’s not get- ter his sis. Doesn’t he know that little sketches, all weak on the screen in ages. follow the example of the Addams, ting action (besides Brenda -- running away never solves any- famous morbid humor that made Only Angelica Husto’n’s who are hardly paragons of well- pale as ever -- who’s pathetic thing? Charles Addams’s cartoons in the Morticia is better played than adjusted members of society. anyway) is David. I’d bet if you Next week, Brandon re- New Yorker and the subsequent Ricci’s Wednesday. Morticia By comparison, the movie’s happen to catch the show in ten kindles an old flame -- psycho- television show famous, strung glows, insofar as a woman with a treatment of the evils of material- years, Donna will still be saving path Emily Valentine. Fatal At- along with a poor excuse for a corpse-like pallor can glow. She ism is quite effective. Even when herself. You have to respect her traction, Part 11. plot. delivers her disgustingly morbid we laugh, we realize the atrocity though. Someone on the show - Melrose Place The new Addams Family Val- lines with such seriousness that of this plague on society. But then has to have morals, even if she Is anyonehappy on this show? ues succeeds where the original the viewer is unsure of whether to we also realize that this movie is does wear her hair like Laura Allison and Billy are fighting, failed: the cast shines, the humor laugh or not. Yet, not one bad about theAddamsfamily, and there Ingalls. because of heinous ex-Hardy is good and morbid, and this flick thing can be said of Huston’s act- is no reason for any thought to go The big issue this week is date Boy Steve MacMillan; Allison actually has a plot. It does have its ing. into anything about that group of rape. Here’s the situation. Laura and Jo are fighting because of weak moments and it’s not great RauI Julia, too, offers a con- sick, if attractive, weirdos. ( formerly “Carrie” of Day of one-and-the-same Steve “Joe art, but it’s a good, lighthearted summate performance. He is the Surprising also is the sexual Our Lives fame. She was the bad Hardy”MacMil1an;Sydney and movie. perfect suave, charming, if ashen- openness of the movie. No, there Carrie before the current one) Jane are fighting because of Basically, Morticia (Angelica faced, gentleman. Though his hu- are no steamy sex scenes, thank pesters Steve, wanting a rela- slimeball Michael; Kimberly Huston) delivers the baby that she mor isn’t quite as riotous as God, but there are plenty of lewd tionship with him (they slept to- wants more sex from slimeball was carrying at the end of The Morticia’s and Wednesday’s, the references. While for the most part gether). Michael. The only people who Addams Family. The children, lines he’s given are the perfect set- these are funny, some are vile be- Steve cuts her loose, breaking are content are Jakeand Amanda. Wednesday (Christina Ricci) and up for the other, more straight- yond belief. We believe that no the news that he has a girlfriend Why shouldn’tthey be? They’re Pugsley (Jimmy Workman), hate faced two. viewer would like to hear of (don’t be too sure after this, the only people getting any ac- the new addition and take every The rest of the cast is good, but Fester’s satisfyinghis sexual yearn- sweets). Laura tells him that she tion on the show. opportunity to kill it. A nanny does not shine in the way that ings with Thing, the disembodied can’t believe he pressured her Mike grovelsto get Kimberly named Debby (Joan Cusak) is hired Gomez, Morticia, and Wednes- hand that is the Addams’s faithful into sleeping with him and is back, who finally agrees to have to take care of the baby and tame day do. It almost seems as if the pet. now trying to dump her. Steve dinner with him (sex). At dinner, the children. Fester (Christopher rest of the cast simply exists to set Another pitfall of the movie responds with a weak “I’m sorry.’’ after downing a few hundred Lloyd) falls in love with Debby jokes up for those three. Christo- concerns the majority of the scenes Guilty? bottles of wine, Michael pro- and the two run off to get married pher Lloyd is frankly quite irritat- with the baby, which are rather At first, that seems to be the poses to Kim (she should defi- and set up house. Gomez’s (Raul ing in his portrayal of Fester. Half- thin. Especially poor is one of the case. Laura goes to a date rape nitely marry him -- he’s such a Julia) heart is broken by Fester’s way through the movie, we wish last scenes of the film, where the seminar with the queen herself, faithful husband). But just after absence and the children are sent nothing more than painful torture baby flies around the house in one Kelly. Laurareveals to Kelly that she so wisely consents to the off to a hideous summer camp. and death upon Fester. Unfortu- of the most unrealistic bits of foot- she thinks that she’s a victim of engagement, their car runs off a The very thought of the two nately, we suspectthat this was not age ever to hit the movies. date rape, but doesn’t reveal the bridge and flips over. Oh well ... grim Addams children off at a thereaction the producers desired. If you are interested in realism, guy. Kelly professes her undying diss. I guess theengagementjust very pastel, touchy-feely summer The Addams Family Values at- we suggest that you not watch The support, going as far as convinc- wasn’t meant to be. camp should make almost every- tempts to address some important Addams Family Values. It’s silly; ing Laura to name her rapist in Actually, it turns out to be one laugh. Christina Ricci steals issues in society. For example, the it’s foolish; it’s macabre; but it’s front of the whole school at the pretty serious. Michael is para- the show, as she did in the first entire summer camp sub-plot an Addams. We assure you that it “Take Back the Night” rally lyzed (he’ll be running a mara- film. Her dead-pan expression and hinges upon the bigotry of the two will satisfy anyone’s need for (that’s legal), until she hears who thon by the next show). Kim has delivery make even the most obvi- camp leaders. The movie tries a graveyard humor. And, let’s admit the guy is, which is when her the works, including severe head ous jokes hilarious. Her scenes horridly weaktreatmentof therac- it, we all need to satisfy that urge views change. She confronts injuries, but she had some major with the two camp leaders, who ism of American society, and thus somehow. Steve, who sincerely tells her problems up there well before that he didn’t do it. She believes the accident. She’s definitely him (who knows why? Steve’s going to die. Big loss. Women’s art display on campus not exactly known for his mor- Right after the accident, by JULIE EISENSTEIN als working within the visual arts in style but the themes were steady. als). Sydney bursts in to the Emer- Senior Staff Writer community.” Eating problems, the media, body Before Laura has a chance to gency Room (like this ever hap- Keeping in theme with Members vary from artists and image, fertility, and love recur speak at the rally, Kelly under- pens in real life), and declares Women’s Week at Tufts, the art historians to gallery profes- throughout the exhibit. “Dinner mines her by getting up and tell- her love for Michael. He com- Aidekman Arts Center is proudly sionals, students and collectors. for Four: A Feminist Backlash ing how she herself was almost pletely disses her, telling her that The WCA provides an opportu- Placemats” depicts womens’ atti- raped, but faithful Steve came to the whole thing was her fault. Tufts Art nity for its members to explore the tudes towards food with images of the rescue. Good dog. Sit. The Mike, I think it had something to feminist perspective and its im- four placesettings, all with empty whole place applauds Steve (that do with that .15 alcohol level. displaying an exhibit entitled Vi- pact in the visual arts, as well as plates. must be a first for him), so Laura Even though he’s lying on his sual Contact, acollection of works giving feminists across the coun- Several sculptures showed a ends up feeling like a jerk. death bed, Mike still has sinister by the members of the Women’s try a chance to network. much more realistic view of The whole rape situation be- thoughts brewing inside him. He Caucus for Art. The works dis- Established in 1972, the na- womens’ bodies, big hips and all. tween Laura and Steve is a little pulls a huge guilt trip on Matt, played were chosen by juror Ellen tional office for the WCA is lo- Clearly, these portray a reaction to vague, but it ends up in Steve’s begging him to change his blood O’Donnell Rankin, professor of cated at the nation’s first art school the media’s portrayal of the ideal favor (who would have alcohol level on the computer. museum studies at New York Uni- for women, Philadelphia’s Moore woman. guessed?). Laura admits that she EthicalMatt refuses, but eventu- versity, from hundreds of submis- College of Art. The 35 regional The idea of dressing up an iron didn’t say yes, but she didn’t say ally does it, because Mike’s such sions. The annual exhibitionof the chapters inform members of art was imaginatively depicted in no, either. a valued and faithful friend. Boston chapter of the WCA will events, exhibitions, and employ- “Iron Fall Fashion Line.” With Dylan and Kelly get back to- Sydney becomes instant best be on display through the end of ment opportunities,as well as con- scarves and fabrics, an iron can be gether (I think), after Dylan friends with a fellow waitress at the semester. duct forums on issues such as edu- a lovely object of beauty as well as smashes a pie in Jon’s face. Shooters, who suspiciously The Women’s Caucus For Art cation, law, and finance in the art a versatile household appliance. Dylan’sjust hard up for sex. Ifhe wears a Rolex. She convinces is an innovative organizationmade world. The WCA has also been in “HoldingPattern,” a huge cone- wasn’t he would have definitely sweet Syd to go out with this hot- up of both men and women. With the forefront of political issues like structure hanging on a rope, gone for Brenda, to whom he shot director. The director man a nationwide membership of over including women’s professional completely lost its message and reads romantic poetry (huh?). But (is his name Cal?) happens to be 3,700 people, the WCA attempts advancement, the ERA and art- “Planting” showed an obese the whole sex thing never worked to establish “a climate of equality ists’ rights. see CHEESE, page 10 between the two of them, so why and inclusivity for all profession- The exhibition itself is diverse see WOMEN, page 10 . Mexicans also worry American Airlines workers strike Hundreds of flights were dis- sional Flight Attendants said its American tickets and will be paid rupted and thousands of passen- strike would last 11 days, a period later by the airline under long- about NAFTA effects gers delayed Thursday as flight chosen so any replacements could standing agreements. Mexico has already abandoned attendants struck American Air- not start working before the strike American Eagle commuter MEXICO CITY (AP) -- EV- its former protectionism. Under lines, picketing airports around the ends. flights were not involved in the erybody here agrees that a free President Carlos Salinas de nation in the industry’s biggest However, American said flight strike. trade treaty with the United States Gortari, the country has thrown walkout in nearly five years. attendants who strike likely would The airlinesays it typically uses is a historic change for Mexico. open its doors to imports and in- “I worked my tail off for this not have jobs to return to. less than a third of its flight atten- The country’s monuments to mar- vestments, sold off most state com- vacation, and this is the way it’s Jets at some airports left with dants, or about 6,000, to staff its tyrs of U.S. invasion testify to that. panies and slashed the fat at oth- turning out,” Alan Tingley of Sa- no passengers but with their lug- flights. But most don’t believe major ers. lem, N.H., said in Boston after he gageaboard.Theair1ineflewmany But the carrier can get by with changes will come quickly. And NAFTA helps cement that path. was rebooked on an American planes empty in hopes of match- fewer and still meet Federal Avia- increased U.S. interest may be un- It should also help knock down flightto St. Croix, only to learn the ing the jets with available flight tion Administration regulations of comfortable for a country that has Mexico’s high interest rates. But it airline had canceled its flights to attendants. at least one flight attendant per 50 made independence from the will take 15 years to push down the Caribbean. “At this point, we’ve come seats. United States a watchword for the remaining barriers to U.S. and American wouldn’t say how down to get our baggage to find all American has been training generations. Canadian goods. many flights it was able to operate, our baggage has been sent to Ha- management and other workers in The North American Free “A lot of people are going to but said more than 60 percent of waii. We have no clothing other a shortened, 10-day course to fill Trade Agreement, which passed lookatitnext weeksaying,‘Where the flights at its home base and than what we’re carrying with us in for striking flight attendants. its major hurdle Wednesday night are all these things starting to hap- largesthub, Dallas-Fortworth,had now,” Tom Kubiak of Grand Rap- The carrier will not say how with passage by the U.S. House of pen?’ They’re not going to see full crews by early afternoon. ids, Mich., said at Chicago’s many have been trained, but FAA Representatives, will mean a those kind of changes happening,” Sources at another major car- O’Hare International Airport. His spokesman Hank Price said the greater U.S. economic role in said Roderic Camp, a noted rier familiar with American’s op- flight was canceled. agency had monitored the training Mexico and by Mexico in the Mexico specialist from Tulane eration estimated 30 to 50 percent At New Orleans, flights took of 300 workers by Dec. 12. United States. ’ University in New Orleans. “It’s of American’s flights were dis- off carrying only cargo and mail. The pilots union was voting to It will mean greater US. scru- going to be a slow, gradual rupted. Some delays and empty flights see whether it would wage a sym- tiny and criticism of Mexico’s oft- change.” The union, which struck at 7 also werereported at Denver, Bos- pathy strike. The TransportWork- criticized version of democracy. a.m. EST over wage and other ton, Oklahoma City, Phoenix, ers Union, which represents No Mexican government has given Most experts say NAITA also contract issues, claimed the walk- Fargo, N.D., San Francisco, New ground crews, was prohibited by up power after an election in more probably won’t do much to cut out was 90 percent effective. York City and Baltimore-Wash- court order from striking. than 120 years. illegal immigration anytime soon. Meanwhile, the more powerful ington International Airport. Pas- The flight attendants legally Mexico has spent much of that It will take many years to create Allied Pilots Association was vot- sengers generally remained calm. have been free to strike since Oct. time trying to keep the United the jobs here that Mexicans need ing whether to join the flight atten- “I figured on waiting a long 30, when a federally mandated States from meddling in its affairs. for a rapidly growing population. dants, a move that would likely time,” said Betty Garrett, whose cooling-off period ended follow- The loss of what is now the And few expect it to have much ground the airline. flight from San Francico to Ten- ing the breakdown of contract western United States still rankles impact on the 1994 election, when The pilots union estimated that nessee for Thanksgiving was de- talks. in Mexico. A holiday honors the Salinas is expected to hand over only 10to 15 percentofAmerican’s layed two hours after being can- On Nov. 1, American imposed cadets who jumped to their death power to a ruling party candidate passenger flights operated Thurs- celed and then rescheduled. “I a new contract with an average 7.8 rather than surrender to U.S. in- he selects. c day. “The American Airlines sys- know I’ltget there eventually.” percent pay hike, or 35 percent

vaders at Chapultepec castle in b tern is presently in astate of chaos,” Elsewhere, American’s passen- over four years includingpay raises 1847. But Americanpoliticians rang- said union president Rich LaVoy. ger traffic was halted for several included in the previous contract. Mexicans blame a U.S. ambas- ing from Vice President A1 Gore The flight attendants strike was hours to and from its important With the pay raise, domestic sador for encouraging the 1913 to former President Jimmy Carter the largest against an airline since Caribbean hub in San Juan, Puerto American flight attendants draw a assassination of their first elected argue that NAFTA would giv5 the Machinists struckthe now-defunct Rico. base pay of between $17,000 and president of this century, Fran- United States influence to prod Eastern Airlines in 1989. Industry sources said Ameri- just more than $34,000 per year. cisco Madero. Coins and bills com- Mexico toward democracy. ,I Thousands of passengers at can was unable to fly passengers International flight attendants memorate the nationalization of American’s main hubs in Chicago out of Europe in the strike’s open- make more than $40,000. U.S. oil holdings in 1938. and Dallas-Fort Worth were ing stages. The union said American’s pro- “The national interests of NAFTA “is going to permit a shuffled to other airlines, particu- The airline, which has about posals would actually cost many Mexico have been defined (until kind of supervision ... for exa;fiple larly United and Delta, or put on 2,600 daily flights to more than flight attendants money, consider- now) ... as a distance from the in the environmentbut also in poli- later American‘ flights. United 200 cities and carries an average ing the costs of new scheduling United States. And now they are tics, a greater U.S. presence,” said handled about 8,000 displaced of more than 200,000 passengers and work rules, lower staffing and defined as a union,” said political political journalist Miguel Afigel American passengers in Chicago. daily, said it would minimize the contributions to retirement ben- historian Lorenzo Meyer. Granados Chapa. American said it had started effect on passengers, partly efits. ‘“That union requires a price “I don’t believe ... that is ghng recruiting replacements who could through agreementswith more than The airline maintains that it and that price is that the Mexican to contribute to improving Mkxi- be trained under government su- 35 other airlines to carry its cus- needs to downsize and cut labor elitecannot have the independence can democracy,” he added? “It pervision in 10 days. tomers. costs to be competitive with other it had before.” could contribute to worsening it.” The Association of Profes- Other airlines were accepting carriers.

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He decks Bill Laimbeer but breaks his hand in the Imocess by JOHN TOMASE delphia 76er CharlesBarkley was contend. But nobody expected Daily Editorial Board fined $20,000 for scuffling with them to win their first seven games Last season, the National Bas- Laimbeer. Barkley’s response at (heading into last night’s contest ketball Association powers that the time? “I make three million against Indiana). be decided they did not want their dollars a year, what’s a few thou- Otis Thorpe and Robert Horry sand?s have teamed with the Dream to This Week And Barkley of the Phoenix give Houston a punishing front in the NBA Suns is back in hot water, this time court, a well as one of the best with authoritiesin Scottsdale,AZ, defenses in the NBA. And Matt where he allegedly punched 36- Bullard, all 6’11” of him, keeps league going the way of the Na- year-old Edward Durham in the bombing away from three point tional Hockey League.Fights were face after the latter felt Barkley !and like he’s Lany Bird. Bullard, Dai/y file photo breaking out left and right, and was rude to two women. Despite paticipating in absurdly named touranments, the fencing backup point guard Scott Brooks, fines were levied at an all-time Of course, barroom altercations team has had a load of success this season. and two guard Vernon Maxwell high rate. Rod Thorn and the league are nothing new to Barkley, who may not be household names, but office cracked down and worked allegedly doused a woman with don’t be surprised if they help lead to eliminate fights from the regu- beer in June of 1992, as well as the Rockets to 60+ wins and into Fencing teams foiling lar season games. being brought to Milwaukee court the NBA Finals. So the players just moved their in January of 1991 for allegedly Speakingof teams with unclear fighting off court. breaking a Bucks fan’s nose. expectations, the Boston Celtics - opponents this season sort of. Barkley was acquitted in both in- have surprised even themselves by JEFFGELLER on Nov. 7. From a field of some of First, Isiah Thomas of the De- stances. with their 5-2 start. Talk about a Daily Editorial Board the best fencers in New England, troit Pistons lived out every NBA As for Laimbeer, all he did in balanced scoring attack. The “Fencing,” according to junior Mark Dorn finished second player’s greatest fantasy, punch- his first game after the incident Celtics are averaging six players women’s fencing coach Elif Sachs, in the men’s epee division. Other ing Bill Laimbeer in the head after was score 26 points on 12-15 in double figures per game, and “is like high-speed, full-contact high finishers were Andrew Big Bad Bill lost control of his shooting against ShaquilleO’Neal despite the lack of a definite go-to chess.” Lowerre, fourth in men’s foil; Dan famous flailing elbows in prac- and the Orlando Magic. guy, the team in green has been While most Tufts studentshave Minior, ninth in men’s foil; and tice. Earlier in the season, Speaking of Shaq, the second- able to pull out games late with had little or no contact with the Chris Moi, 16th in men’s sabre. Laimbeer broke two of Isiah’s ribs year center has been highly criti- different heroes. sport, a small group of dedicated The women’s team has been on with the same elbows, so this time cal of league officiating this sea- Point guard Sherman Douglas, athletes hone their skills every day a roll all season, racking up wins Thomas took offense. son, going as far to say that his for one, has really stepped up his in Jackson Gym. Under the lead- over Boston College, Bates Col- Appropriately enough, Isiah Magic “are the only team in the game, averaging 9.3 assists and ership of husband and wife duo lege and the University of Massa- sought his revenge in true league that can’t get a call at home hitting two game winning shots, Jason and Elif Sachs, the fencing chusetts. On the day of last Eaimbeer fashion, waiting until or on the road.” Maybe all this most recently against the team trains, practices and plays a weekend’s Pomede Terre Toiu- the ti+o had been separated and “Shaquille is the next great star” Pippenless Bulls. Croatian import full scheduleevery year at the club nament at the Massachusetts Insti- Laimbeer was walking away to talk has gone to his head, but Shaq Dino Radja, in addition to averag- level. tute of Technology, Elif placed chase the Piston center down and 1 must realize that if he doesn’t want ing over 16 points a game, has . “Fifty percent of fencing is leg fifth in the foil competition. On slam him in the back of the head. to play defense against, say, shown quite a Birdlike (shhhh) work,” according to Jason Sachs. the second day, where ranked and But it gets better, because Isiah Charlotte’s Alonzo Mourning, presence in late game situations. As a result, the teams spend much unranked fencers participated and nailed Laimbeer so hard, he broke then he will get into foul trouble. At this point, Radja has shown of their practice time on running the competition was generally his hand. * As the season nears its one- more than his highly touted fellow and leg strengthening drills. The tougher, she took third in the epee. Even with the infinite amount eighth point, only the Seattle Su- Croat, Toni Kukoc. remainder of the practices are used Elif has been pleased with the of satisfaction that went with the personics and Houston Rockets But the success of the Celtics for sparring and personal instruc- turnout and performance of the punch, Thomas and new coach rqmain undefeated. In Seattle’s also brings up another point. Par- tion. The team captains are in team this year. “This team has an Don Chaney must rue the point case, no one is really surprised. ity has really hit the NBA. There charge of much of the teaching, incredible amount of heart. We guard’s actions. Thomas will miss The Sonics already boasted one of could conceivably be three teams and the coaches give personal les- have less money and less experi- four to six weeks while the injury @etoughest defenses in the league with really, really good records sons throughout the sessions, Ja- ence than in the past, but more mends, and the Pistons are now entering the season, and the addi- this year. The New York Knicks son said. women have turned out this year without their aging floor leader. tions of Kendall Gill and Detlef are good enough to come home Thus far this season, the hard than any other year,” she said. The First round picks Lindsey Hunter ghrempf provide Seattle with with more than 65 wins. In addi- work has paid off, as the women’s average number of active club and Allan Houston will now have meadded scoring punch and tion to Houston out West, the afore- team’s record stands at 3-0- 1 and members in past years was four or to learn a lot more quickly on the versatility. mentioned Sonics could also win the men have posted impressive five. This year there are 23, ac- job. But not too many knew what to 60. After that, the talent in the individual statistics. cording to the coach. Thomas is not the first player to expect from the Rockets. Led by league falls off. ‘We’re overachieving at the Junior Sarah Karz, who fin- gleefully go after Laimbeer. A all-world center Hakeem Just look at Philadelphia and individual level,” Jason said. In ished eighth in the women’s epee couple of years ago, then Phila- Olajuwon, the Rockets figured to Washington. past years, the men have generally at The Big One, says she joined performed well as a team and have the team at the end of last year had just a few outstanding solo when a friend convinced her to The Editors’ Challenge week12 efforts. This year, the opposite is give the sport a try. “It’s different This week’s challengee is noneother than John’s godfather, (not in theMarlon Brando sense) Unclecharlie. true. Part of the reason for the than anything I’ve ever done be- Charlie knows his football, and relishes a chance to beat his nephew in something other thanH-0-R-S-E.He’s womed reversal is what the coach feels are fore. There’s a lot of thinking in- about“going 3-1 1 andembanassing”himse1f. but littledoesheknow of his nephew’s less thanstellar prognosticating two distinct groups within the team: volved,” she said. Despite “hav- skills. In true Tomase fashion, however, he picked huge underdog Clevelandover Houston, anddespite Washington’s one of experienced upperclass- ing problems fencing tall people,” pitiful 2-7record he tooktheRamsbecausehe will “never,ever bet onJimEverett.”Not thatourchallenge has anything men, and the other of new, younger Karz has become a valuable team to do with betting, of course. When informed that he’s following up Dave Cowens and Mike Francesa, Tomase’s recruits with much less experi- performer in just months. response to John was, “Oh, your friends get to talk to Cowens and you get Tomase. How fair.” ence. The team will hold a training Things are tightening up in the editor’srace, although lazy boy Doug Katz should slip some in the standings The veterans of the squad put drive in the spring, and Jason en- after some truly puzzling picks. Beard or no beard, Doug deserves nothing but scorn for leaving his fellow editors on a show at The Big One tourna- courages all who are interested in and the busy Marc Sheinkin to fend for themselves, but we think that we were inside Katz’s head when we made ment, held at Hampshire Colleae the sport to join. his picks for him. Basically, when Doug abandons the sports staff they make him pay, and the Cincinnati pick should make him think twice before leaving-- early next Thursday. Of course, if Doug-E-Fresh- goes - 12-1 he’ll swagger into the office with a snotty “I-told-you-so” look on his face. Whatever, Katz. Even Devigne says iu have no clue. If you like winter Doug John Jeff Tomase’s Last Week : 10-4 9-5 7-7 todfather Unclt sports, now is a Season to Date: 66-48 3 62-52 3 70-44 4 Tharlie Tomase Chicago at Kansas City Chicago Kansas City Kansas City Kansas City great time to Cincinnati at NY Jets Cincinnati NY Jets NY Jets NY Jets Dallas at Atlanta Atlanta Dallas Dallas Dallas join the DaE/y Detroit at Green Bay GreenBay Green bay Detroit GreenBay Houston at Cleveland Cleveland Houston Houston Cleveland Indianapolis at Buffalo Indianapolis Buffalo Buffalo Buffalo sports staff. New Englandat Miami New England New England Miami Miami NYGiantsatPhiladelphia Philadelphia NY Giants NYGiants NYGiants Call John, Doug, LA Raiders at San Diego LARaiders San Diego San Diego San Diego Pittsburgh at Denver Denver Denver Denver Denver or Jefe at 627- Washington at LA Rams LARams Washington Washington Washing tbn Minnesota at Tampa Bay TampaBay Minnesota Minnesota Minnesota 3090. Don’t be Bye: Phoenix, Seattle Monday Night: shy, okay? New Orleans at San Franciscc New Orleans San Francisco San Francisco San Francisco Tie-breaker: Total points 292 43 47 44 I page eight THE TUFTS DAILY Friday, November 19,1993

Durant remembers heros who saved his life .’ NEWVILLE, Pa. (AP) -- The during arescue attempt for Durant, you can make than that.” repeatedly. The memory of Gor- guns shooting off in Michael whose chopper had spiraled 75 Few of Shughart’sfriends were don fighting has run through his Durant’shead haven’t stopped fir- feet to the ground in the middle of surprised when they heard how he mind hundreds of times. ing. One by one, over and over, a war zone. Shughart and Gordon died. Although he often wasphysi- “He was almost standing there POP, POP, POP. jumped from a second helicopter, cally the smallest in a group, with no cover, in the middle of the It will be some time before the pulled Durant from his chopper, Shughart was considered the open,” Durant said. “It’s him gunfire stops, long after the Army put him in a comfortable position leader. against a city of a million people. pilot’s broken leg heals and his life and placed a rifle across his chest. He enjoyed military life and It was just a matter of time. With returns to normal. Chances are he Within minutes, Shughart was had simple pleasures -- keeping just the two of us left, there cer- WE GO WHERE YOU GO will look back one day and forget shot. Both were dead within a half company with his wife, driving his tainly wasn’t much of a chance.” LONDON $139 the exact sequence of events that hour. ’ truck, shooting his guns. He be- AMSTERDAM $215 led to his capture by Somalis. “There’s no question in my came addicted to his job, making Shughart’s friends from BARCELONA S25S But he will never forget the two mind that if those guys didn’t come his wife, Stephanie, promise be- Newville, 45 miles southwest of CASABUNCA f25S men who saved his life. And nei- in there I’d be dead,” Durant said. fore they w-ere married that she Harrisburg,are getting back to their JOHANNESBURG $613 ther will friends and family of Sgt. “I couldn’t get out of the aircraft. would never ask him to leave the routines, but with an palatable 1st Class Randall Shughart, of With the amount of gunfire com: military. emptiness in their lives. BEUZE $205 Shughart and Gordon were “I’m sure there hasn’t been a MEXICO $199 Newville, and Master Sgt. Gary ing into that place, there’s no way as- :ares are from Boston, each way, Gordon, of Lincoln, Maine. I would have lived.” signed to HeadquartersCompany, day that’s gone by that I don’t 3asedonaroundtnppurchase.Taxes “(Durant) is a hero that every- Shughartand Gordon were hon- U.S. Army Special Forces Com- think of him,” said Steve Smith, a ?,surchar es not included. Restric- one knows from the news, but he mand in Fort Bragg before being childhood friend of Shughart’s. ions appt. Some fares may require ored by the military during a pri- n International Student ID andorare wouldn’t be alive if it wasn’t for vateceremony at Fort Bragg, N.C. sent’to Somalia. “I’mnot sure if there ever will be.” jse restricted. the other heroes that saved his last week. Durant said he was told that life,” said Owen McCulloch, a “Every timeI’ve spoken inpub- Shughart and Gordon volunteered Gordon’s friends in Lincoln childhood friend of Shughart. “I lic, I’ve tried to make sure that for the mission.Both were reported remember a family man. Residents brtm -&@~am~i~grHarvad Sq. hope he does get recognition as a everyone knows the story and re- missing for about a week before held a tribute after Gordon’s body ‘99 Boylston st hero. That’s what he deserves -- alizes how grateful I am,” Durant family members were notified of was returned to the paper mill town Z66-1Fr?6 1384 Mass Ave their deaths. he left 15 years ago to join the 4c&easm u. 497-1497 even though he probably wouldn’t said last weekfiomFortCampbel1, JI Student Cb MII- Stratton Student Cb want it that way.” Ky., where he is undergoing Since his release after 11 days military. He left a wife, Carmen, of 184-6665 225-2555 Shughart and Gordon’s mission therapy. as a hostage, Durant, of Berlin, seven years, and two young chil- was to fight off charging-- Somalis “There’s no greater sacrifice N.H., has thought about the men dren. I Brussels Paris London Rome Spain Israel I Thank goodness gracious God almighty in Chart a Course for Success... heaven above (hallelujah) that it’s Friday. .. .The waters of international business and commerce are Let us guide you through the ebb and flou Have a groovy weekend. Yeehoo!

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British boy- admits to killing tot Kennedy award for PRESTON, England (AP) -- the crime, the prosecution must Child B said hxedto restrain One of two schoolboys charged convince the jury that they knew his friend. “I said, ‘Don’t you think you’ve done enough now?’ ... human rights aiven with murdering a toddler confessed what they were doing was wrong. U U to the crime and said his friend The boys are charged with lur- (Child A) was probably doing it WASHINGTON (AP) -- An other attorneys defend indigenous was “laughed his head off’ as the ing James away from his mother in for fun or something.He was laugh- Indonesian lawyer received the people who have run afoul of the child was beaten to death, accord- a Liverpool mall on Feb. 12, lead- ing his head off.” 1993 Robert F. Kennedy Human Indonesian government, its hli- ing to a police tape played in court ing him 2 miles across the city, and Finally, the little boy stopped Rights Award on Thursday for his tary or the mining, logging and Thursday. beating him to death by a railroad moving, Child B said, and the two work defending the rights of the agriculture businesses operating The boy expressed remorse for track. They are also charged with boys left his body on a railway inhabitants of remote rain forests in the rain forests in Irian Jaya, the killing 2-year-old James Bulger, trying to kidnap another boy at the track, where a passing train cut it of New Guinea. Indonesian-controlledwestern half and saidthe toddler begged, ‘Don’t mall earlier in the day. in half. Bambang Widjojanto, 33, of New Guinea. hurt me” as his tormenters hurled Presenting the last of the taped joined previous recipients in cel- Business often take land from bricks and stones at him, and interviews with the accused boys, In tapes played earlier for the ebrating the 10th anniversary of people, he said. The exploitation bashed his head with a metal rod. prosecutor Henry Globe said Child court, Child A admitted to police the awards, given each year to of the area’s natural resources has The tape was played as the pros- B tearfully confessed to the crime that he and his friend abducted people who risk death threats, ha- accelerated in recent years, but ecution mapped up its case against as his parents embraced him at a James. Child A said he had not rassment and torture while chal- residents whocomplain about run- the two ll-year-olds on the 13th police station. harmed James, but that Child B lenging violations of human rights. away development often are day of their murder and kidnap- “I killed James,” Child B said used bricks and a metal bar to “Bambang Widjojanto is the ping trial. moments later in his confession, batter the toddler, who cried for heir of Robert Kennedy,” Sen. charged with subversion, he said. Defense lawyers said the boys, which was played in court. his mother. Edward Kennedy, D-Mass., said Previous award recipients were who were 10 at the time of the Child B said it was his idea to On the tape played Thursday, during the award ceremony, held in Washington to participate in a murder, would not testify because take the boy, but it was his friend’s Child B expressed regret for what in the same room Robert Kennedy one-day seminar Friday on “Mov- they were too shaken. The defense idea to kill him. he said he and his friend had done. announcedhis candidacy for presi- ing Toward Democracy: The Hu- does not plan to call any witnesses, Child B admitted to kicking “They’re terrible (things), I was dent 25 years ago. man Rights Challenge” at Ameri- but in closing statementsMonday, James in the face, and to throwing thinking about it all the time,” he “If my brother were here today, can University. is to argue that the boys didn’t plan five or six bricks and “teeny, little told police on Feb. 19, five days he would see himself in this year’s They included: to murder James or understand the stones” at the child, who begged after James’ body was found. recipient of the Robert Kennedy --Maria Teresa Tula, a member gravity of their actions. “Don’t hurt me.” Human Rights Award.” of CoMadres, a group of Salva- Both boys, identified in the But he said his friend “done all The prosecution is to deliver its Also honored were former doran women who publicized media as Child A and Child B, of it mainly,” bashing James’ head closing statement on Friday. The CostaRican PresidentOscar Arias, murders, disappearances, abduc- have pleaded innocent. Because with a metal bar and hurling 10 trial is not expected to last beyond a Nobel Peace Prize winner who tionsand other crimes intheircoun- they were under 14 at the time of bricks at him. next week. drafted apeace plan for Nicaragua try. in 1987, and Cardinal Joseph --Zbigniew Bujak and Adam Bernardin, archbishop of Chicago. Midhnik, labor activistsin Poland. Brinker discusses funding for student groups Bernardin recently was accused --Gibson Kamau Kuria, a lead- SENATE of sexually abusing a teen-ager ing human rights lawyer in Kenya. continued from page 1 meeting and it may be voted on by surer David Brinker, the alloca- more than adecade ago. Bernardin --Amilcar Mendez Urizar, a the last day of classes,” said Fee. tions committee will be giving its has denied thecharges, which were teacher defendingthe human rights there is consistently “a backlog of According toFee, when the amend- recommendations for capital ex- contained in a lawsuit filed last. of Guatemala’sindigenous people. students who want to take the ment is introduced, there will be penditure requests. A capital ex- week. --Avigdor Feldman, an Israeli course but whocannot get into it.” no further debate on the content, penditure is a one-time distribu- civil rights lawyer, and Raji ‘We feel that it would be a but rather adiscussion of the word- tion of funds to a student organiza- “Cardinal Bemardin is one of Sourani, a leading human rights . good alternativeto the world civi- ing. tion to be used for the purchase of attorney in the Israeli-occupied lizations requirement because it he most highly respected Catholic There will be a further update equipment. leaders in America,” Kennedy Gaza Strip. gives students a knowledge about on the senate Turkey Shuttle. Ac- -- said. “For many years, he has been other cultures, societies, and cording to Fee, the senate office Organizations must file item- an influential figure in the pro- --Chakufwa Chiana, one of races,” said Ofori-Atta. has received a large number of ized requests for additional fund-. gressive wing of the church.” Malawi’s leading advocates of He added, ‘We think that ev- reservations, however he added ing and the senate committee Widjojanto and a handful of democracy and human rights. eryone should take this course that there are still plenty of seats makes recommendations for ap- before they graduate. I’ve talked available on the hourly shuttle to propriations. Allocations for this to many students who have taken Logan airport on Wednesday. In- semester include $1633 for Gos- the course and said that it changed terested students may make reser- pel Choir robes, $2100 for a com- their lives.” vations through Tuesday at the puter for the Islamic society, $1639 The progress of the culturerep- senate office in the Campus Cen- for the purchase of a scanner and a resentative amendment will also ter. The cost of the shuttle will be laser printer by the Programming be discussed at the meeting. 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Damage: $10.00!! TONIGHT You must have a college XOPM-IAM ID along with a driver’s - license to enter. Dancing-Darts-Jukebox Page THE TUFTS DAILY ~ Friday, November-- 19,193 Thfh Police force undergoes new training course on how to be more diverse POLICE ture, gender, age, and experience 1 The program then examines In addition, the training pro- tinue in-service training on this continued from page 1 influence perceptions.” Addi- legal issues, including civil liabil- gram looks at communication issue, and he said he intends to The program deals with issues tionally, the program teaches par- ity for police officers, avoiding styles. Specifically, it examines follow-upon the training program. such as “citizen complaints and ticipants to adopt “effective ver- personal and employer liability, differences between diverse “Training is very important,” he police misconduct arising from bal and non-verbal behaviors that and ethnic intimidation laws and groups, the impact of speech styles said. cross-cultural differences and will promotepositiveinterpersonal hate crimes. Current cases are ex- upon police work, and the power There will be another major guidelines for law enforcement relations,” as well as helping them amined, as well as legislative en- of words to motivate behavior. training.programfor the Tufts po- policy makers,” according to the understand “why it is in their own , actments forcing social change. Finally, the program discusses lice officers in January when sh- description by Michigan State. best interest to respond to the pub- Another topic explored in the a plan of action for officers to dents are on winter break, King lic with control and in a profes- program is the social psychology adopt. said. This program will deal with a

The seminars will be led by sional manner.” of culture, specifically consider- ~ King said that he wants to con- variety of issues. “well-qualified instructors,” ac- Finally, the course emphasizes ing issues of prejudice. The semi- cordingto King. Specifically,these the “personal and departmental nar examines the way individuals Nobody’s happy on Fox lately individuals are James W. Jackson, benefits of developing a positive think and act, and the police re- CHEESE commander of the Detroit Police perception of law .enforcement sponses to these actions. The rela- continuedfrorn page 5 episode who is the former “Hope,” Department; Dr. Alida Quick, a within the campus community.” tionshipof stereotyping and preju- also from Dqs. Who’s next to professor who deals with cultural The training program begins dice is also explored, in terms of the former “Patch” from Days, join the has-been ranks -- Kirk diversity training at Michigan with an overview of the national people’s perceptions of events and continuing the Melrose tradition Cameron? Anyway, Sydney is a State; and Kenneth Madejczyk, situation and its impact on campus differentiating stereotypes from of supporting has-been TV actors little shocked at the end of the chief of the Grandville, Michigan public safety and the community accuratedescriptions.Stereotypes like Hardy Boy and T.J. Hooker night when he gives her a thou- Police Department. regarding diversity issues. Topics regarding gender, sexual orienta- gal Locklear, and the Aaron Spell- sand bucks and tells her to take The course description states that are explored include common tion, people of color, the home- ing tradition of hiring ex-Days her clothes off. Totally out of char- that the program emphasizes help- issues between the national situa- less, and the elderly are examined. “stars.” acter, she refuses, although a little ing officers to “become aware of tion and that of college campuses In addition, institutional and per- drool drips down her chin as she their own verbal and non-verbal and the impact of these issues on .sonal prejudices are discussed, Patch also has a pal in this eyes the money. behavior [and] offering opportu- the police department as a whole including the historical role of the nities to understand how race, cul- and on the individual officer. Dolice. New art display- - at Aidekrnan ‘OMEN lack of congruency. itinued from page 5 The T,isch Gallery in the ,man with no face planting Aidekman Arts Center is open apes in a field. from 11:00a.m.-5:00p.m.,Tues- All in all, each work was unique, day through Sunday; Thursday dalthcughfeministthemes were until 9:OOp.m. OnThursday, Dec. iteprevalent, theexhibition was 9, there will be a gallery talk with t cohesive. Unfortunately, too four artists from the Women’s my mediums and extremely Caucus for Art. Call 627-3518 for btIe messages contributed to the more information.

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Revel to lift a She would not discuss her de- Prosecutors only recently ob- him, a judge ruled Thursday. restraining order against her so the fense strategy. tained complete medical records Aurelia Macias, 35, is charged couple could spend Thanksgiving Revel on Thursday rejected a showing the testicles were cut off, with spousal battery and mayhem and Christmas with theirthreechil- defense request to dismiss the Longosid. in the attack on her 39-year-old dren, ages 18 months to 17 years. mayhem charge after Deputy Dis- Long0 declined to speculate husband, James, who she claimed Macias told authorities he fell trict Attorney Lawrence Longo why Macias was reluctant to co- was abusive and had extramarital asleep on Sept. 20, 1992, then felt presented a medical report show- operate. 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