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Manos Defends Proposed '82 Budget as Respectable BY DAVID HIRSCH Steve Manos, Executive Manos explained that , Vice President Of Tufts Uni- Itwe have to start thinking versitty,feels that '!The 14% about the 83-84 budget now, iIlCreaSe in tuition and 10% because it's the budget de- increase in the Arts and termination that drives the Science's budget is respec- tuition. ~~~t of the ip- in terms Of Other creases in the budget go schools similar to Tufts, to faculty salaries; other and that it took a lot Of increments include energy work to keep tuition from costs and student going up more than it did." According to Manos, 'There is a great deal of "There is a great deal of hassle in determining a tui- hassle in determinating a tion that is fair to the student and maintains the tuitionthat is quality of the school.It Ma- nos added that part of the Anlorig rne long term is- problem is that other sour- that need attention ces of revenue besides tui- are budgeting salary and tion have not increased fast merit increases for the fa- enough* It be nice culty. Accordixg to Manos,

if we had a better endow- ~ "The ~i~~;.j.~~i~~~i~~ ment. The administration that professors will is just as con'cerned as the be teaching longer, whereas students with the type of in the past the University student body we have at has anticipated retirements Tufts, although it is becorn- of tenured faqulty. Tufts ing harder to do that*" Ma- wants to treat faculty as nos that the stu- the excellent faculty they dent body at Tufts has im- proved academically and that As far as long-termpro- this improvement Will not jects go, Manos believes be affected by the rising that it is important to look Steve Manos, Exec. Vice President of Tufts, has costs of education. at the changing needs of some positive feelings about the University's future. , Manos said that all COl- the student body, as well leges and Universities have as technological changes.

in student loans. Manos ex- our needs will be ten years College- Survey pressed the hope that there from now. "It I s conceivable BY DANA DEGENHARDT may be a possibility of ex- that the need for a computer Senate reaction to a -New planned to write Edward tra help from the State, terminal in every student s York Times evaluation of Fiske, editor of the New but, he says, "that remains room should be examined now." Tufts University highlighted York Times Education sec- to be seen." Defending his Manos does not expect this Sunday's TCU Senate tion, to complain about the position, Manos said that;" any major changes in the meeting. The Senate was es- methods used to determine "Tufts isn't the only school proposed budget and tuition pecially skeptical .of the the rating. Committees were to increase tuition; even between now and the Trustees methods used in taking the assigned to develop a letter State institutions are wor- meeting at the end of the survey, pointing out that writing campaign to show ried about .their budgets, month. "The budget and tui- it was necessary for only student despleasure toward and they are becoming less tion levels have received eight to ten evalutations. the method, as well as the democratic. Manos noted a lot of attention from the to be read before an evalu- rating. that at Boston University, Administration, a1though ation was written. Thurm pointed out that faculty salaries are going there still is the possibi- TCU Senate Rresident Ke- up 9%, and .as a result tui- lity for a little fine tu- tion increase's will be much ning. vin Thurm added that he See SENATE page 3 greater. 2

I Tufts Daily E.ANTHONY WERETT, Editor-in-Chief .l!.CK BARRETTE, f:xccurivc tditor KORERT KELLER, Associate Editor ' Staff Reflections MARINA M. KALB, Editorial Assistant. TIXA TERRACIANO, Managing Editor MARCY TARNOFF, Photography Editor MICHAEL :1IAM, News Editor KIM SIMON, Features Editor STAFF R&F.EU.9O/S me opAni0~ of mmbw of ,the MARK BEHLIND, Arts Editor ROBERT WOLF, Sports Editor ~ai4niaff. 0pini0~expnemed in ,thio c~htmne- JOE LUCA, Copy Editor .fled fiooe of fie authon and me not necaoa/tily MARY BUCCI, Graphics Editor SUE LESSLER, Layout Editor ohmed by ofiu oiaff mmbeno. PATTI-. LOCKHART,- Graphics Edit-or , SUE SIMON, Layouc Editor JOSEPH T. DIAZ, Business Manager CAROLE A. COLEMAN, Asst. Business Manager By mTNA KALB The Tufts Daily is a non-protit student-run neuspaper put .shed by the students of Tufts Uni Not only was I shockid n0.t know the slightest thing versity ueekdays during the academic year Printing by the Harward Crimson. Inc.. Carn6ridge. and appalled at the news about the University. How, MA. Please address correspondence to: The lufts Oaily. Curtis Hzll, T-ufts University, Medford. , MA. 02155. Telephone: (617) 628-5000. exts 6130. 6131. Business hours 9-5 weekdays. -U.S. that Tufts University was 'Iasked, could the New York Postage paid ,in Wedford, Massachusetts. rated significantly below - Times publish a guide to ' its mark in the newest edi- colleges using copypeople to tion of The New Ycrk Times who .wanted some extra wri- ers the Selective Guide to Colleges ting experience but who ac- 'Selected Guide To 1982-1983, but I was also ttually had little research More. IDC Newspapers" quite insulted. Insulted, or facts which to base their not simply because I am a summaries? To the Editor: To the Editor: proud Tufts student, but %I went to the author of xore so because of the neg- the essay, and asked him The results of this I would like to rebut year's "SELECTED GUIDE TO ligence on the part of the about his research methods. the letter to the editor New York Times staff which He told me that several NEWSPAPERS" survey have been from Robert A. Perry of Fri- tabulated, with some very compiled the Guide. questionaires had been sent day, Febrxary 5, 1982. out to Tufts and using those interesting results. is I was a copygirl at -The Thou& he an engineer, Times this past summer, and responses, he had written Information was gathered mathematics is definitely - as accurate a summary as by sending out five ques- I remember hearing about not his forte, since of the their plans to publish a possible. Had he ever been tionnaires .to editors and twelve investigations begun readers in each area. Then guide to colleges. Interest- to Tufts, asked. Had he by different portions of ed in what they had to say ever spoken to anyone from up to five stars were given the IDC, my committee han- to each paper. about Tufts, I asked if I Tufts, faculty, administra- dled three failures and one could read the essay. I was tion, or student body? The Excellent papers got five partial success. This, to granted my request, as were answers were rlno.It I then me; comes out to a rousing stars, which included the all the other copy people showed -him all the problems Boston Globe, Wall St. Jour- 33 percent, not 50 percent, with the report, and pointed as was reported. But after ,from various universities. -nal, Washington Post, and After reading the summary., out the significance of the L.A. I did almost all of the re- Times. Four stars were it was all I could do to Excollege, that Tufts just given to good tabloids, search, two of these were keep myself from blowing built new Hillside Co-ops, which included the Medford given to my committee mem- up. Not only was the report that fraternities do not Mercury, Somerville Journal, bers for write-ups (as yet a misrepresentation of the provide all the social sti- and Lynn Daily Evening Item. unseen). mulation on campus, and var- As to meeting order, Mr. school, but it also contain- The three star category in- ed information that was out- ious other ''oversights.I' Perry stated that he thought cluded the Tuft s Daily, dated, false, and very bi-. He assured me that he would Tufts ObserGer, and the New "the organization accompli- ased. take all my points into con- York Times. .The fact that shes more if it does not sideration. adhere strictly to the meet- In an attempt to set this the Times only get three matter straight, I went to I now see that almost stars was rather surprising, ing format prescribed by none or my corrections and Robert's Rules of Order." the woman who was in charge - but our results can be back- of this project (under Ted suggestions were used. The ed up. Even though only I find it difficult to see representation of Tufts is that the IDC "accomplishes Fiske, the education editor) one of the five surveys for and spent some time with in no way ah accurate one. the Times was returned, the more" anytime when the or- The research methods are ,ganization accomplishes vir- her going over the essay, one that was gave it very word for word. I pointed questionable at the least, mediocre scores all around. tually nothing all the time! as is the writing ability. Also, at the November 17, out the problems that I saw However, it received one with the report, including To many, The Times is the of the best scores national- 1981 constitutional meeting next best thing to The Bi- where Robert's Rules of Or- the misconception that Tufts ly for its cooking pages. housesits students in Cam- -ble.. I too have the utmoic Next week we hope to have der was voted as the system respect for that paper. Rea- of meeting order, I remember bridge hotels, that there completed our "SELECTED is no diversity among the lizing the klout that -The GUIDE TO ATHLETIC CENTERS Robert Perry voting in favor -Times has, and anticipating of that bylaw! student body, that the uni- AT EASTERN UNIVERSITIES. versity is a "little guy the kind of reaction that Right now, Tufts is edging My last point to Mr. Per- anyone would have to the ry is to ask him why he, who must try harder," and out North Shore Community several other inaccuracies. Tufts summary, I thought College for the number, one and not. the President of that perhaps -1 could the IDC, Leora Cope, respon- My chief complaint was that spot. ' straighten a few things out. ded to my previous letter, the person who wrote the report was a copyperson just I knew that the integrity Tom Pappas AI83 , like myself, but with a bit See ID' page f more experience, who did See REFLECTIONS, pa$€?3 to claim their rent (or dorm Chairperson of Services mentation of an honor code SENATE continued expense) as a deduction from Becky Tuden reported that on campus. their income tax. TuftsPirg, a number of facts in the applications were ,being ac- / survey were erroneous, and a division of MassPirg, sta- cepted for one more cause he said that President Mayer ted that this could mean dinner and were available was especially upset because a loss of up to $70,000 to outside the Senate Office REFLECTIONS continued no one at Tufts had been the approximate 1,000 stu- in Eaton Hall. contacted to check the facts dents affected. The Senate also began and reputation of my school in the evaluation. Thurm In other business, Thurm gearing up for new projects was at stake, and waatec? st'ated that The New York reported that he had receiq- this semester with a request to make it clear to whomever Times' name clearly carries ed a letter from Joe Lam- from Senator, hara Glickman I--should have been concerned a lot of clout....it's ludi- bert, Overseer to the Cor- that the Senate cqqluct an that Tufts is -not what they crous to see some of the poration, giving strong sup- investigation on the hand- said it'was. Those who lis- schools that were placed port for student input this ling of magazines that ar- tened did .not hear.// Were above Tufts," and cited high year, and that he had been rived over Christmas break they really concerned? Was ratings in evaluations from "impressed with both Steven and are still in the mail- it too difficult to change both Barron's and Yale's Dennis' presentation and room. Glickman was told that a "few sentences around? I college guides. the letter" President Thurm second class mail didn't even offered to rewrite it, The Senate also voted sent to the Finance Commit- have to be delivered. Ano- but was discouraged. I feel unanimously to send a letter tee. Thurm added that last ther problem is that old I owe the Tufts community to Joyce Hampers, Commis- week Vice President David and valuable books are kept an explanation. But more sioner of the Department Moffat spoke with him on in the open stacks in the importantly, I feel I should of Internal Revenue Service the possibility of putting library. It was suggested be owed an explanation. - The and invite her to come to students on the janitorial that these books should be New York Times newspaper a Senate meeting Sunday, staff. removed from the stacks and is an organization which February 21, or any time The Senate overwhelmingly placed in an area of rela- commands my utmost respect; that is convenient to dis- voted to continue funding tive safety where they why must they besmirch that cuss a regulation that pro- TuftsPirg this semester. wouldn't be abused or be good name by lending it to hibits students from taking TuftsPirg filed a detailed allowed to decay. an amateurish operation such advantage of the Proposition report and listed among The Education Committee as this college guide? 23 deduction. This deduc- their many accomplishments announced plans to investi- Mar& Kalb- is.an Edttor- tion would enable a public interest movie se- gate the extent of cheating students who earned over ries, work on the Prop. 23 at Tufts, possibly by a sur- ial 4ssistant to the Tufts $3,000 in Massachussetts exclusion. and internshim vey, and the possible imple- WY TUTV presents ATTENTION!! ALL FRESHMEN! THE JUMBO§ 1 SENATE SEAT OPEN in Friday's dramatic 83-81 Election Packets are now available overtime win over #2 UPSALA in Eaton 205, Senate Office

see: All petitions and statements -Troy Cooper's 28 points MUST be returned -Bill Ewing's shattering dunk onTuesday Feb. 16 at 7:30pm, , -Tufts' phenomenal comeback in Barnum 104!!!

with Evan Birkhead and Matty Karas Elections will be and Ira Leibowitz and Ron Fusco L held on ONITE AT IO p.m. \ Thursday, Feb.25 in DEWICK .. c bum finds the jokes extreme- no !energy and very few hum- '" ly forced and the tunes ba- mable bars. "Stick it Where nal. A survey of the titles the Sun Don't Shine" is a The lowest of Lowe looks promising at first blatant combination of two BY BERLIND 1 - how could songs called earlier ,Lowe songs, "Pet About three years ago fendants *'Nick The Knitelf ' llStick it Where the Sun You and old Youll and "Born Don't Shine", "Queen of was quoted in -Time I is as complacent as "ELP Fightey The rest of the as saying he flcouldn't stand In Concert" ever was, -and Sheeba" and "Zulu Kiss" pos- tune5,' are4 mostly just in- corporate rock bands like though pleasant enough to sibly miss? Alas, the lyrics nocuous, with only the bi- Kansas and ELP because there, listen to, almost as boring. aren't developed much beyond zarre, "Zulu Kiss", the is absolutely no challenge' While previous solo al- the title phrases, and there pretty, Beatlesque flCouldn't in their music;" Three SUC- bums "Pure Pop for Now Peo- isn't a genuine belly laugh Love YOU^^, and (thank God) cessful later, "Nick ple" and "Labour of Lust11 on the entire record! Still, a catchy song called "Let The 'Knife," Lowe's latest saw Lowe combining darkly thoughlnone of the songs is Me Kiss Youll sticking in record, finds the judge as sarcastic humor with irre- able to match dits with the knd. nuilty as the previous de- sistible melodies, this al- previous compositions like ,All. of the musicians "Marie Provost" or "Nutted ' from except the by Reality", the words sur- extranged , ap- The people who brought you the pass Van Halenls and lyrical pear on "Nick The Knife," simplicity doesn't consti- ' but they add -none of "Se- talent show, Jazz week and tue "Nick The Knife's1' main I conds of \pleasure ll 'exu- problem. berance or good fun. That Student- faculty lunches invite you The music does. Lowe has worked without parti- always specialized in cularly great lyrics because to plan a. bupy Spring Sem-ester- -stylized 50's and 60's imi- of the spirit of the band, tations that manage to stay a point sadly brought out fresh because of high energy on this album by ajquasi- COME TO THE .SPIRIT .MEETING and teriffic hooks. On" this reggae, totally lackluster ...... , ...... WE DNE SDAY ...... -......

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COURSES IN FRENCH LANGUAGE (BEGINNING INTENSIVE TO ADVANCED LEVELS) AND LITERATURE, AND (IN ENGLISH) IN THE AREAS OF BIOLOGY, CHILD STUDY, ECONOMICS, ENGINEERING SCIENCE, ALPINE applications GEOLOGY, PHYSICAL FITNESS, for 1982 POLITICAL SCIENCE, INTERNATIONAL r.a. axe RELATIONS, AND URBAN/ due

\ENVIRONMENTAL POLICY. TOTAL--$1800, bY INCLUDES 2 COURSES PLUS- ROOM AND noon , BOARD WITH A FRENCH FAMILY. February - 16 Important Meeting-FEB. 9, 4:OO PM in Cabot 782, pick up forms in the dean's office TUFTS DAIL' Tuesday, Februarv 9. 1982 5 PI coverage it "so genuinely u)c =*,,,tinu+d warrants, but the Observer Men's Squash Team Blanks could not even find enough room to give it anything Army With No Problems since many or the statements but etcetera page gags. So, I made were directed at her. which paper reports, all It wasn't quiet on the with Army. He defeated his I would also like to in-- the news? front last Friday when the man 3-1. Number -eight, Wes form Andy Freed and Chuck Michael D. Davidson Jumbo Squashers charged Baker, battled throughout Rosenberg that although an straight through the Army his match to win 3-0. Team 1DC.without a Parlimentarian, lines without a casualty. strategist, Simon Roy, Out- is like a "latrine without Army's attack was threaten- smarted his man for another a larynx,'! many of their bg un il the Tufts' counter 3-0 victory. articles are obviously co- offensive flattened them Even though Tufts had pies without an editor. 9-0. already shut out Army 9-0, And yes, the Daily did Sakhi Khan, commander the Jumbo spirit continued give my issue the front page of the Jumbo Squad, had a to support the number ten tense, but convincingly easy and eleven man throughout 3-0 victory over his oppo- their matches. nent. Captain Mike Kingsley, Ed Haft, the only squash- second in rank, played a er to surrender, lost 3-2. IMMEDIATELY FOR SECRETARIAL 8 tough match consisting of Mike Scott, a promising ath- 4 long, tense rallies and deep lete, defeated the last POSITION IN FLETCHER SCHOOL. $ determination. Kingsley de- traces of Army 3-0. feated the opponent 3-1. Tufts and Army were tied congenial atmosphere in attractive office Andy Brog, third in command, for sixth in the nation last 4 i used his effective( VOlhying season. After this encorn- in the Cabot Intercultural Center. + and consistent 4 ground ter, however, Tufts should ' 1 Instructions on use of word processing strokes to win 3-1 against be ahead in the'81-182ranks. t his challenger. Peter I'Boom- 1 machine provided. Approximately 15 hours/week. t Boom" Lennard, power: hitter + of the team and ranked +For more information contact Brian at 625-2T45 fourth, crushed his opponent 4 4 AS Soon As Possible. 3-0. The fifth man, Scott ...... 4 t Packard, used his never end- m-*-v-e ing persistent playing- to gJ fN3 x-d??- win 3-0. 0' 0 With the smoke of the .: 0 first. attack wave cleared, Are you interested in Tufts found themselves up Happy BrMMfi 5-0, with the loss of only : finding out more about a two games against Westl t point's best. (0 Acrobatic Bill Allen, e summer conference job ranked sixth, used his daz- ~OVS,~OU~ at Tufts? zling selection of shots . to confuse his opponent for . Sx-ifi9ssHnsn is COME TO THE MEETING IN a 3-1 victory. Relentless : .b pursuit characterized number : MACPHIE HALL ON ...... Steb Chandler ..match ...... e,! WED. FEBRUARY 10, 1982 at 7:OO PM. Why? Summer conference work.provides an opportunity for interacting WM IF YOU ARE INTERESTED international guests, challenging and in forming a special interest innrT-ative experiences as well as group(fo-rmally a Culture business, public relations and House) you must pick u a management opportunities. proposal packet,availabP e Applications may be filled out and in the Housing Office, West interview appointments will be set up Hall, on Feb. 118~12ONLY. at this meeting. Final application date-February IO, 1982 DON'T MISS OUT! Tickets for 'IS'S Wantdd.. 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Wed. 4~30Rm 1 - cousenS Cyme 4 positions open in the pit orches- Wsday, Feb. 25th has canceled 'RIESDAY,FFB. 9- 'he Tufts Ehmpxn The Tufts Lesbian & Gay camaolity All players interested in Spring -tra for Tom Ticket's prd- recruiting date, due to budget Center will hold an important meet- will be holding its weekly meeting Iacrusse nust appear or contact of Stew Sordheim's COMPANY! We cutbacks. b new datehasbeen ing at 4 pn in 702 Cabt Center on Feb,. 10 at 8 pn in the TUX off- coach Ckton at the Athletic-Of- are locking for people torrlaycel- SPt . to the 1932 &mer Studies ice, 17 metwynd Road, Hayes House, f ice. lo, alto sax, bari sax ani TIulIpet. Program in Talloires, France. Re- third floor. All Lesbian,gay ard Please get in touch for more infor- nere are still openings in @. nation. mtact ~ancy. 776~617. 23: Intro to Folk Music. he cre- freshrents will be served. Slides bisdmenbers of the Tufts cam+ CkW Club - MNDATXY Wt- Wanen's dit. PassXail. kets of the ELnapean Center ad the We unity are welcane. ing wed. at in Eaton Wednesday 2/l0 Up xqhts. For mre info call Nancy, Annecy area in Talloires will be Lounge. If you intend to IWJ, you AU men volleyball players - prac- shown. lhe faculty manbers who will It's back! lhe fmus Spmish Ter- nust attd this meeting. tice will be held on Sat, fmn 12' nbio74. be teaching at the Center will be tulia. If you like to speak Spanish fm. intheInMgymin&* Attention Seniors: brgpi-stadLey pmt to their course cane join us in the Spanish House, Drtnnrsday sfns. All players are expcted to will be recmiting on CanqXLs on offerings. All &rs of the Tufts 12.5 Paderhouse Blvd. ad Packard attad. Feb. 26th. They will be holding dtyare invited to attend. Ave. this Wednesday ad every Wed- QEAN AIR-m Yrn m CRAVE IT? 2 closed schedules. Rdsmust nesday after tl-at, 3:*5 pn. Hasta lhe will be a meeting of the be suhitted to Terry at lhe Tufts Young For Career Americans p-onto! ksachusetts clean Air coalition, Upset about tuition hreases? Sup Guidarxe Placerent no later Freedan will hold an organizational ad lhLnsday at 7:30. For mlre info port tuition - tax Crdit.5 ad ym than Feb. 10. Morgan Stanley will meeting on Tue. Feb.9 at 7pn. in WCRS - Oily 69 days until Senior call Ron at w524.4. parents will be able to deduct y- pick 24 students with &an they Earn 12. our program this sms- W! We need ycU to rake this tuition fmtheir tax. Frank %- want interview ad they year's best ever! Want to help an ter will imlde a letter-witing the rn IN Lo" m-.st* is a ccngressional cardidate will contact you with an appint- campipg to detainees in prison out? Call Bob or Scott at 666-2194 LLltman will be giving a lecture dl0 SLlpportS tuition tax credits mslt time, after Iwiw the re- camps in Polad, a film on El Sal- (Next Sr. Class Cannittee Meeting (with slides) ori "'he Gallows in ad needs ymhelp to get elected. &S. &or, lectures by ecodst George at 8pn., wed. Z/lO in Eaton UO.) Oliver Mst" on Rnnsday, Feb. Canptig positions ant intexmh'P Gilder ani .%et bssident Alexan- 11 at 4 pn in Iaminan Low, East cdtare available. For mre info NoTI(7EFoRS"TI"S: 'lhe der Ginzberg ard a New Ehglad p center For Developmtal StuFies Hall. Refreshems will be served. contact Ian at 66&1545. f0UrthamqlNewEgian.i~ licy convention to be held in New anncunces its Spring Semester cal- All are helm. mtal Ccnference is scheduled for Hanphux. All manbers of the Tufts l- Series Wed. Feb.loth. Dr. sat. l43ldl 27 ad Slxday Hal-& 28. Ihe Aerohic Dance classes will be camunity who would like to becane Richard WalLMn, Harvard u.: "child The Men's Volleyball team will be We are seeldng intern assistants held Mn., Tues., Wed., at politically active in support of Custody Disptes: Psychology on eying Boston college at B.C. on ll:m. to volmteer their services to the ani 'hrs. at in Lewis freedom ad Anwican values are Trial." Wed. March loth hk, Har- lhws, Feb.ll at 7pn. lhe team will E?:*. Wemnce. Wre will be no W Low. Fee is 5opr. uqed to attend. For mre inform- Mlrl Qddnm's kries of also be playing its first ham gam salary; mer, admission to the tion please contact Ian Pallon at Achievement." (Mhqula will be on Mon. Feb.15 at 8pn in Jackson CcPlfenme will be free of charge Paige UTA FACT # 23: UTA provides voca- for who volunteer their w-1545 * M in Crane Roan of Hall Gym. Cane ah ad cheer th Junbos those ser- at 4:9. Refre-ts will be to victory against the Northeastern tional training for Israeli teena- vices. Feb. 9: Ted-nicpes. Interviewing sed. hkies. Admission is Free! Cane For those of you him are in=- Wes House, Career GuiCame gers. ai early to get a seat. terested, please drop by Ijn- PLacenent, 3:45-5:m. the It's not too late,*to apply for the dn-Filene seeDebbie Conferences Meeting for all those Freshran Class Cam. meeting. Cane Center ad &w &glad m'sLeadership Cm- t4nning in 308 to sign up as 'hsday, Feb. 9, '!Die Letzten Jahre interested in applying for a surmer plan events ad activities of your Ihn fern to at RaddLiffe a volunteer. We are sure you will der KirdheitI1 by Norkert Kuckelriann job with Tufts conference mu, class 'hrs. Feb.ll, Eaton 2@, be held %rch 5,6,&7. Application deadLine fird this e'xprience both challen- (Illhe kst of ChiMhad '1) wed. Feb.10, 7p., MacPhie Hall. Years 5pn. New manbers Am. gingadreward_mg. 1979, color. 7:*. INIMICUCEI) has been extded to 16 February. ElYALElURJIBYNORLlEHTK'": SIRIT Cannittee' holding organiza- pick up your application in the W&n ad Societv .in the Fedexal tid meeting wed. 4pn in Eaton Friday Stdent Activities Office thy. Applications for Cause hmers czm kplbllc of Cenmny'' a.All manbers of Tufts invi_ted m wsticns, please call Anne be picked up at Semite Offices. tojoinusinphmingthebuy Art Bridgenran (Wts '72) ad &-ma Doyle. 3956805 or ext.320. Deedline m. 2/15. packer perfom a dance concert at GWZR DEM%Dl%llNT KXWP FCH Spring schedule. We welm all Sibnit apps. for Board of Dirs. FCREIGNsnJDmm Co-sponsoredby new ideas, suggestions ani of B.U.'s Sargent adnce Stdio. Fri. AS sane of you my have observed to Senate Office by Fri. 2/12. International Office ad Career course, SPIRIT! Feb.12, 8pn. 'pickets $4. Info: 353- there is good, healthy all-natmd Cuidaxe-Eblles House, 33-5 on Advanced I n@. fdbeing served again in Eaton A %s&usetts Stdm Feb. 9. Care& -e & PlaCunent Office- bmge. All pfits are donated ' hgmn (WP) representative will visit our camp to can- Ihe Tufts ellege Dapxrats will Navy Civilian Personnel carnerd Upset abut tuition incms? to 'the famine relief o@mti- interview hdld their flrst meetlng of 1982 has cancelled its Feb.loth mmit- support t+imtax credits, 3rd mm. bst senester we were able didates interested in a Sunm - Internship for if m Tues. Feb. 9 at 7:30 in Eatm ing schedded due to lack of posi- your prtnts- will be able to deduct to give $lKO. we'll do even better Taaching 1982 emugh cadidates warrant it. 135. All interested people tions available. No new date has your tuition fmn incQne tax. Fd this year with yOUT SUpFort. If are Mostly mth ani the sci- - w.l- to attd ad plan a spring been SMuled, kikwa is congressional GiX you wish to donate baked goods or supprts tuition credits mre inforimtion available in the ~aqgram. .. dm tax aqy vegetarian dish please b* If you canriot atted ard Taker Placemmt Office, Wln ai-e interested, contact brtin at Attention Jmiors. or- ad needs your help to get electd. it by the snack bar weekdays U- Filene Center. Please CQ~Ein ad 77-75. Epnizaticnal t.keting for the 1983 Chnpqp positions ard internship 1:3 or contact Stepban at 623-9422 Wts .Iunbo yearb& will be held credit a-vdable. For mre info, HElp FIMT HWER; wm US! rake out aplication if interested. &Wed. Feb.10 at 7pn in Eatm 333. call Ian, 666-1545. upm practices for the street First meeting of the chess Qub, mts All thse interested please a&. Hockey Club will be. held every Wt, 2/9, at 7pn in Eaton You don't have to cane art to drop MplluImTa OmFLX BOARD- If you fm 12:oO 2:30 in Jackson in... or call. Ihe TLGc holds drop - Lomge. Attn. WMN'S VoLIEXM'L 'IFAM - Hant to help ctxxxe Tufts' curric- oym. Anyoneinterestedinplaying in hours t.brrlay 1 p3pn, 8 p kyhlogy Society will have an Important meeting Wed. Feb.10, Jao ulun, ad develop new edwational invited. Plastic stick blades 11 pn, Tuesday 8-11 pn, ?nmday prograns ad activities with facul- are rqlired. orgmizaticmal meeting %s. Feb.9 kscn qrm, oym, 5:4m. All varsity 1-3 pn ad 8-11 pn. Ihe cmtact players please cay the Team Pic- ty staff, apply for the &- lhe late Wesd at 8:m in the paige Hall bunge. - nuhr is 628-2818. ad study area in Electims will be held. We are in- tun2 'is ready! Dress to work art a Board. Applications aa- Library will be open begidng am- terested in new ideas. Refreshnents (if you want), If you can't make pe2o-s wanted: P;U ahility le- able at hmn House, 3 Professors day, Feb.7, 1982. "he x2xdd.e will (did sanecne say Joey's?) will be it, call MY(6ZWX4). vels needed for the Tufts Spring Row. be: sl.m. thmlgh Iknns. ll:3op concert. Infonnatim ani applica- to 3:oOam. except: Feb.LQ served. .:or infomation mm-, h. tion forms psted at cousenS ad on op (holiday Feb.l5), lhurs. Far& 25- club activities, team wtices, The American Stuiies Department Jab-We Facilities. For addi- , Sun. April Please cooperate RecIuitment #Z topic Wn- other events in Jackscn GW- ll. Series - is sponsoring its seccnd University tiolniL info-wtion, atact the ad ymTufts ID with you. Interview" - open for those msiun, please call ~-66%. by having campls sendnar featuring wniel Dennett conost director, ASS't. Prof. Tre studaas who are using OUT r'ecruit- of the FilihsoFhy Departmwt dis der, kt. 739. Jackscn Gymasmn. Newsday Natid Talent Ccmpetitim mt service. &ducted at biles wintyr Glem Kurtz, who has ;iLso -sing his book Ihe Mid's 1; Fan- axx ExaimE PrnCIPrn: Please House, "es. Feb.16, 3:45-4:45. played with tasies ard Reflec- of and AL&a phi is helping hearts! Heart- don't call the PIX office hut Dizzy Gillespie ad self Griffin, with W. It will be held on wed. Yeb. shaped lollipops are being sold books or nvney until we set dates krv appears Living- - thN)@ all ad for book ad check stcn Taylor ad Lee Baird in a spe ' lhfts' Hunger ktia. Project(THAP) u) at 4pn. in the Iaminan Lounge, Valentine's cay by Al- hours retum winter Weekd psen- will hold a general meeting on East, Hall. Refreshnents will be pla phi sisters in Blost dom. lhe distsibution. You will get khat's cial concert Tues. at 7 P.M. in Faton 208. Se- menbrs of the Tufts lollipps are .sc$ each ani all pm yours. Please be patiat. Bank. ted by TSR Fri. Feb.19tl-i at 73. served. All llckets sale m at the an- mester's activities will be plan- hmmity are invited to attd. ceeds go to Lawrence MemJrial Hos- transactians & bookkeeping take on TSR ned. pital cardiac care Unit. time. lhankyou. nex in Fatcn hmge.

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Ride wanted to Dartmouth for Wint-er Rides Carnival Weekend. Leaving Fri., Please take me to Partmuth this 2/12 and returning Sun. or Mon. wekend!! I'll split the cost!! Will share expenses. Call Don at. QL1 Sue 622-9795 or stop by, 302 666-8200. Tilton. Ride needed to Washington, D.C. Ride wanted to and/or fmn any Leaving Fri., 2/12. Will share pint Scxanton, P.A. for the near bE, also lead sing-a-long for en- weekend of Feb. Will share 13. tire trip. Call Andy, 62-215. arpenses. Please call kkrie at 776-6529, evenings. Keep trying. Ride wanted €or two fun people to bbntrsil tor Weekend 2/12-2115. ly falling apart, with nam "Jay Elkins" scrawled inside. Worth For Sale I really need a ride to Sprmgfield Will shire all expenses. Gill not-hing, except to me. Miss. on Friday, Feb. 12. WiLl Minett? ac 628-4364 or Jon at 395- Call Andy ked Lintm Ob, wd,in gladly share driving and expensses. 8131. at 666-3260. cardition, $300. Lm 625 Please call Steve at 207w Metcalf: 5x0. I need sane brotherly love. Please LOST: Yellow Fine Arts 2 notebook Q)MI~A~sm: 2 Lafayette speak- w9. and Basic Matheratical Skills math- stem receiver - take me to Philly for Presidents ers, wm ,,./built: Ride needed to WC, wns, or IS Weekend. Will share driving and book. Please call 625-7178 or 868- -die. 3 yrs. old, in gd on 'Ihurs. 2/11 or Fri. 2/22 expenses. Call Lee at 623-0932. 1156. condition, perfect for college liv- and tack on MMI. 2/15 wiU sb Ow- Lost ad FO~kpt. is bulgirg ing. $9 for every-. call 647- D & E. Call Jeny 77&1~33: NDE WANRD To UbL4lNE ORON0 (or with keys. If you have lost keys Wn8 after 5pn. as close as possible). Leaving during Last few months, please stop For sale: Veiy warm womenls "Antar- Ride to or Hartford, 2/11 or 2/12 and returning 2/15. by Chips Police kpt., Boston tex" sheepskin caot. Size 8 R. Like M., lea% 2/12. will Willing to share driving and expen- AVC . new ard beautifay de. Asking -s. J- at 6254947, ses. Please call Karen at. 666- Wst: One pink &ora glove of $75. Call 62-9154 eves. 8184. gat. sentimental value. If you Ride desperately needed to N.Y. find my tittle' fried sdere Lhhn Tyrolean Hzlang Boots size or Westchester anxi on 2/b. Will-. Going haw for the long weekend: amd cou~ens ~ym, please all 8+, practically new, for $4.00. at 62F-7.?&. Call Carolyn, 628-5CCK1 ext.52. . ing to S& driving and expenses. I need a. ride to Hartford or Mi& kv Call David at t2%7949. dletaun, Ct. Kill share expenses. Please call Pam, 628-7727. N.Y. NEWS CROSSWORD PUZZLE Ride needed to Stm, Verrmnt or ACROSS 25 Chemical 40 Lazar 11 Objectof vicinity. Leaving Fri., 2/12, re- 1 Jungle compound 41 At what worship turniq Mon., Feb. 15. Will share Ride wanted to and frcm Albany for beast 26 Plant place 12 "-but!he everything except my girlfriend. upcaning long weekend (Feb. 12-15). 5 Palomino, exudates 42 Bright red brave... forone 29 Person with 44 Glosses 13 - Scott Please call Eric, 776-6816 or Judy, Will share driving and expenses. 10 Tie keen vision 45 Believers: 21 Tins 623-5624. Please call Meg at 628-2273 or stop 14 Gaelic 33 Ties the suff. 23 Matrix 15 Coalition score 46 Pastry 25 Rarin' by 212 Houston. 16 Fragrance 34 Called, 47 Changes tog0 RIDE NEEDED: TO Scardale Or in Wanted: Ride for two to Dartrrouth 17 Imperti- in a way position 26 Keepsake nence 35 Pulpit 50 Mules 27 Ms Peron On murs., 2/11, on for Winter Carnival. Leaving Fri., 18 Burn with speech 55 Flirting 28 Madrid man Fri-~ 2/12 and returning kn.9 2/12, preferably around noon .or hot liquid abbr. man 29 Atelier 2/15- will Share driving and ex- afterwards. Returning Mon., 2/15. 19 Skeletal 36 Tinga. - 56 Fool equipment component 37 One who 50 Brainstorm 30 Ms Lauder P-S. Please call NEIL at 623- Will split expenses. all &-en 20 Grabs crates 59 "It's a sin 31 Ache 5992. . at 623-5411 or Sarah at 666-5589. suddenly 38 Getz or to tell -" 32'Sea birds 22 Meandered Laurel 60 Wasteland 34 Fathers 24 New Guinea 39 Japanese plant 37 a Ride needed to phila- Ride needed to Dartrrouth for winter LOST: About 2 weks ago around town statesman 61 Hindrance 38 Embarrassed 62 Close 40 Catalogue klphia clmem) for the 1q.Wek- carnival. Leaving 2/12 ad return- Maflhie; Lee denim jacket of grcat Yesterday's Puzzle Solved: 63 Snouts 41 Flagellate e~ (leaving 2/12, returning 2/15). ing date flexible. Will share ex- sentirental 'value. 2 Buttons on 64 Rabbit 43 Vary 44 Treats with share expenses ad driv- pnses. Call Lori, 666-5423 or jacket: "QJestitrn Authority" and Down. malice ing. Call Debbie at 628-6966. Leslie at 623-6145. 'Stanp (ht Reality."' Sirall reward. 1 Not as much 47 Graceful Call Lynn at. 395-1353. 2 Asian bird country . 48 Predicament 3 Greek 49 Hipbones by Jim Davis mountain 50 Letter 4 Young bird opener 5 Quiets 51 Misplace 6 Single 52 Millay or n I n I time . Ferber 7 Inlets 53 Raise 8 Sun 54 Wise 9 Imperil 57 Scooby- ' 2/9/82 10 Fumble of cartoons

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