7,2000 DAILYVolume XL, Number 48 THETUFTS Friday, April pieYou Read It First 1 Four to seek TCU presidential nomination

Senate must narrow the field to two in IDreDaration I for April 20 election lY~MA?THEWKANE clare that they will be seeking the class has seven seats with nine president this year, emphasized Daily Editorial Board nomination for TCU Senate presi- contestants. that the Senate should be respon- The race for president of the dent. The field of candidates in- If they are reelected, the cur- sive to the needs and wants of Tufts Community Union (TCU) cludesjuniors David Moon, Moira rent TCU Constitution dictates that students in their daily lives. “I Senate is heating up. The current Poe, and Alessandro Terenzoni, the newly elected Senatemust vote have a lot of experience, more on Senate still has one more meeting and sophomore Anoop on the nominees and choose two thesewices side, and I think that’s this Sunday,but already four sena- Swaminath. Moon is the chair of of them to vie for the presidency. one of the most important things tors have stepped forward to de- the Cultural Ethnicity and Com- The two will be chosen by the the Senate does. There are a lot of munity Affairs Committee, and Poe Senate, then campaign against services-oriented projects I’d like is the Senate vice president. each other, culminatingwithacam- to see continued and expanded,” All four hopefuls have a long pus-wide presidential election on she said. “This year we did a lot of way to go before any ofthem takes April20. different stuff, and I’d like to con- the helm ofthe2000-2001 Senate. While the four senators have tinue to work on the projects and Before any of the candidates can not publicized theirplatfoms, they lead by example.” Photo by Daniel Rodngues wony about running for president, are in two major categories. Poe “I want to keep morale high on Moira Poe their class must elect them as sena- and Terenzoni are hoping to build the Senate,” she added, “and get tors in the general election, to be on the successes of this year’s the word out about what we do so good thingsthat have already hap- held on April 13. Moon, Poe, Senate, although they believe that that people can come to the Senate pened this year in trying to bring Terenzoni, and Swaminath have some changes need to be made. and say ‘this is an issue I have and the Tufts campus together. I think all submitted the 100-signature Moon and Swaminath are gener- how can it be addressed.”’ unity is a big deal, and I’m talking petitions required to be on the ally more critical of the current Terenzoni, who has been on about the unity of every type of ballotonthe 13thandarecurrently Senate, stating that more signifi- the Senate for one year, also com- student on campus and bringing waiting for approval from the Elec- cant changes need to be made to mented that the Senate should fun back to the everyday lives of tions Board. Of the four contend- how the Senate operates and what work to capitalize on this year’s students on campus,” he said. “I ers, only Swaminath faces a con- it does. success. “Number one, 1 thought don’t want by any means for Sen- tested re-election bid. There are Poe, a three-year Senate vet- about continuing on some of the ate to turn into a spcial organiza- seven junior senate seats, with eran who was the Services Com- tion, but 1 think there is more we by Daniel Rodrigues seven aspirants. The sophomore mittee chair before becoming vice can do in those respects.. . taking Alessimdro Terenzoni what has been done this year and continuing on that.” Holocaust survivor recounts Terenzoni did suggest that the Senate stands to improve on its internal procedures. “Forthe Sen- her experience for students ate to function well, it has to be - structured well. Something that Talk first event of Holocaust Commemoration week wasn’tterribly efficient is that a lot ofpowerwas in the same few indi- viduals this year. I would like to by IKEREN BLANKFELD take it back to the Senate making Senior Matt Writer decisions, notjust a few people. I Hillzl began itsHolocaust Com- think that’s something that should memoration Weekon Wednesday be done. Everyone has the same with a speech by Holocaust survi- voice regardless of their position vorNesseGodin. Godin,who sur- on the Senate.” vived the Shauliai, Lithuania “It’s time to just chill out and gGhetto, the Stuffhof concentra- Photo by Daniel Rodrigues tion canp, four labor camps, and a David Moon see PRESIDENT, page 17 death march, spoke about her ex- periences to a crowd of over 100 studer!ts. Mexican civil rights “‘I’m not a speaker, I’m not a lecturer. 1 don’t have a college activist to speak1 degree. What I am is a survivor of Antonia Hernandez, presi- before taking the helm of the Holocaust, and I’m here to dent and general counsel ofthe MALDEF. She has worked as share memories. My physical Mexican American Legal De- the directing attorney for the Photo by Came Gagel wounds have gone. I forget about Holocaust speaker Nesse Godin fense and Educational Fund Lincoln Heights office of the them even. My mental wounds I’ll (MALDEF) will be today’s Legal Aid foundation, and as carry to my grave-our memories Lithuanians that were our friends cording to her, the police told guest speaker to the Commu- Staffcounsel forthe US Senate we will carry to our graves. It’s and neighbors, why did they join Lithuanian Jews that they were nity Forum on Leadership for Committee on the Judiciary. hard far me to talk about it, but I do the evil causes? Why do people going to a better place, and the Active Citizenship. The class, She serves on numerous it so you can see what human evil join evil causes? Today they say Jews, unable to imagine the hor- taught by Tufts President John boards including Innovations in can do,” said Godin, who lived a they’re sorry, but then they were rors that they were to eventually DiBiaggio, Dean ofthe Gradu- State and Local Government, and normal childhood in Lithuania grabbing Jewish men and boys face, believed them. In truth, they ate Schools Rob Hollister, and Commission on White House until the German occupation in and ‘cleaningthe streetsofJews,”’ were taken toconcentration camps, Director of the Lincoln Filene Fellowships. She is the recipient 1941. she said. where they were tortured and then Center Badi Foster, has brought of 1999’s Women of Courage “I rememberhiding in the base- Godin was 13 years old when killed or forced into slave labor. numerous distinguished speak- Award. In 1990,shewasgranted ment andnot really knowing why. the German invasion began. Ac- “One ofmy memories was that ers to campus. Mexico’s highest honor tonon- the earth over the so-called dead Hernandez will speak on citizens, the Aguila Azteca moved for many days. Why? Be- “The Civil Rights Movement Award. cause many of them were only Enteringthe21 stCentury.”The Dean Hollister has praised injured and [the killers] didn’t want group she leads is the nation’s Hernandez as “a dynamic and to waste a bullet on a Jewjust to principal Latino advocacy and visionary leader.” James make sure he was dead,” Godin educational outreach institu- Weinberg, a student in the class said. She further explained that tion. MALDEF works to pro- and Lincoln Filene Center pro- Jews weremadetowearthe Star of tect and promote thecivil rights gram associate, lauded her as a David as a marker, a “patch of ofmillions ofLatin Americans. giant in the civil rights commu- shame,” so theNazis could easily She was elected to the nity. identify the outsiders. MALDEF presidency in 1985, “Ms. Hernandez isamongthe “The Holocaust was allowed and currently oversees a staff most influential civil rights ad- to happen notjust because of kill- of 83 individuals. vocates in the country, not to ers. It was also informers and by- Hernandez is charged with mention one ofAmerica’s great- standers. Maybe so many people maximizing the group’s$6mil- est female leaders. I urge every- wouldn’t have been killed ifthere lion budgettogive Latin Ameri- one to not miss the opportunity weren’t so many bystanders,” she cans the best civil rights pro- of hearing her speak,” he said in Photo by Jacob Silberiferp said. tection possible. “I have a $6 a University press release. Nancy DiBiaggio wallur her and the president’s dogs, Katie Godin emphasized the impor- million business. I don’t make Studentscan hear Hernandez and Duncan. Duncan, named after Ring Duncan in tance of helping and standing by widgets. I go about making today from 1:30-2:30p.m. inCabot Shakespeare’s Macbeth, is fighting long disease while his others so that nothing like the change,” she said. Auditorium. Holocaust will everhappen again, companion, named after Katherine Hepburn, is doing well. The civil rights activist had a long and distinguished career -Andrew Freedman The two receive top notch care at the Tufts Veterinary Schoal. see HOLOCAUST, page 17 2 THETUFTS DAILY April 7,2000

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House approves partial Mostly sunny, warm AM showers, PM sun Wild card:showers/windy, coole birth abortion ban High: 67 High: 65 High: 49 I WASHINGTON -The House Wednesday approved legislatior ~ to ban a controversial form of late-term abortion, courting a thirc 1’11 start with a disclaimer: I am not very confident of this weekend outlook. I am presidential veto in five years on an issue that supporters said woulc pretty sure I have the forecast for Saturday nailed down, but I am still not sure how outlaw a cruel medical procedure but opponents charged was a complex mixture of atmospheric conditions will play out on Sunday. The question motivated solely by election-year politics. is whether a second storm will form on Sunday to keep showers in here, possibly Among the numerous battles over abortion and family-planning changing to wet snow (huh? Did he just write snow?) later in the day as very cold air issues waged in Congress each year, none is more emotional 01 politically charged than that over whether to outlaw what critics call sweeps in. All in all, look for a changeable weekend, with warmth on Saturday “partial birth” abortions. The angry tenor of Wednesday’s House followed by dramatically colder weather to close this April weekend. Unfortunately debate on the GOP-backed proposal reflected that fact as well as the for you spring-lovers, the cdd weather should linger through most of next week. 1’11 close national election in which control ofthe White House and the tell you for sure how the weekend weather will have worked out in Monday’s paper. House are at stake. - Weather forecast by Daily Editor Andrew Freedman The House supported the partial-birth ban by a vote of287 to 14 1. a large enough margin to override a promised veto by Presidenl Clinton. But a presidential veto likely would be sustained in the Senate, where the63-34 vote in favor ofacompanion bill last Octobei fell short ofthe necessary two-thirds majority. The legislation would outlaw a procedure, known in the medical CANCER TREATMENTS community as intact dilation and extraction, in which a physician punctures the back of a fetus’s head and removes the brain, permit- ting the skull to be partially collapsed and passed through the cervix: the narrowest part of the birth canal. WORK BETTER THAN EVER, Abortion-rights supporters say the procedure is almost univer- sally carried out in the later stages of a pregnancy when the fetus has severe abnormalitiesor when the mother’s life is in danger. They say THEY JUST DON’T WORK efforts to ban the procedure are a guise for a more ambitious campaign to reverse the Supreme Court’s 1973 Roe vs. Wade decision, which legalized abortion. FROM 50 MILES AWAY, I Cautious welcome by Despite remarkable US to smuggling progress in the fight against cancer, there are seizure by Iran many cancer patients UN ITEDNATIONS -American okcials Wednesday cautiously welcomed a report that Iran has seized a ship smuggling Iraqi oil today whose greates through the Persian Gulf in violation of international sanctions. challenge isn’t lack Theoficialscalled theseizureasign that Tehranmay berespond- of treatment. It’s ing to pressure to curb the illicit trade in Iraqi oil, which has risen dramatically as oil prices have climbed over the past six months. lack of trans- Theofficial lraniannews agency IRNA said Wednesdaymoming portation. that the Iranian navy intercepted a Honduran-registeredtanker, Al- Masru, on Saturdaywith 500 tons oflraqi oil in its hold. The ship was Right now yo impounded, and its captain and crew were detained, IRNA said. American Cancer Society’s “If the reports are true, we’re pleased to see that Iran is taking Road to Recovery program measures against this illegal traffic,” State Department spokesman James Rubin said. needs volunteers to drive US officials previously have accused Iran ofallowing the smug- cancer patients to and gling, which they say has increased fourfold since September.At the current rate, Iraq’s illegal oil sales could total between $500 million from treatment. If you and $1 billion per year, according to US estimates. have a car, safe driving Under international sanctions imposed after Iraq invaded Kuwait skills, and car? drive as in 1990, Iraq cannot export oil except under the UN “oil for food program, an exemption that allows Baghdad to use profits from oil lime as one inorning or sales to buy food, medicine and other humanitarian goods under afternoon a month, you can help give someone the most strict UN supervision. But smugglers have routinely violated the embargo by exporting lraqioil by shipthrough the PersianGulfand precious of all gifts: the chance for a fuller life. by truck through Turkey. For more information, please call your American Cancer Society at 1 Hate music makes its way 1-800-ACS-2345. Ca II today. AMERICAN You’ll be giving someone the ride e CANCER 1 onto Internet, into clubs of their life. 1,m DETROIT-More than adozen labels operating on the Internet ~.Cpro~U~S.hW. -companies such as Panzerfaust Records, Tri-State Terror, and Imperium Records -offer catalogs listing hundreds of CDs, with jacket photos you’d never see in a record store: stacks of bodies at a Nazi concentration camp; a black lynching victim; two Serbian officers shooting a bound victim in the back of the head. In Anaheim,Calif., in December,morethan IOOskinheadsshowed up to hearthe Orange County-based band Youngland-along with other white power bands. A local club owner unwittingly had booked the show after being told that “a couple of bands” would be willingto pay front moneytoplay. With White Aryan Resistance leader Tom Metzger in the audience, they hammered out songs like “Thank God I’m a White Boy” - to the tune of John Denver’s “Country Boy” hit. 1 And in Detroit earlier last month, white power music promoters had to scramble to find avenue after two previously scheduled sites drew opposition from anti-racist groups an! neighbors. More than 200patrons-somewho haddriven from as farasOhio, Illinoisand Minnesota with no idea of their final destination -bought tickets. Compiled from the Los Angeles Times-Washington I Post News Service and TMS Campus News Service - THE TUFTS DAILY April 7,2000 3 Features Protesters pressure ESoston C ornpany to pull ou.t of oil plan byELIZASTRICI0 proximately $500 million. Activ- Senior Staff Writer istsfortheU’wapeoplearecall- Imagine this scenario: you ing on Fidelity to take a stand work for Fidelity Investments in against the oil drilling. Boston. You feel okay about About 50 protesters partici- you.rjob-after all, you’re feed- pated in the demonstration on ing your family and performing Monday from groups such as a useful role in society. This Earthfirst! and the Rainforest past Monday, April 3, you’re at Action Network (RAN), as well your desk, when suddenly you as Roberto Perez, an U’wa elder hear shouts from the street. You who has been in the US since get up and open the window, March to press the tribe’s case. and suddenly their voices areall After an hour of waving signs around you: “Hey, Fidelity, have and chanting slogans, Lauren some pride, don’t invest in geno- Sullivan of RAN and Perez an- c i de !” nounced their intention of en- How does this make you feel? tering the Fidelity building to The protesters outside the demand an interview with the Photo by Saeed Farouky Fidelity Building hoped to make CEO. They got as far as the door, Demonstrators outside Fidelity Investments hope to force the company to divest from drilling executives feel so embarrassed where they were stopped by a programs in Colombia. and guilty that they would con- group ofpolice officers and men sider divesting from Occidental in suits, halting them from going in Colombia, which many be- which Oxy had intended to drill. victories as their cause gets more Petroleum, or at least meet with through with the interview. lieve will seriously damage the The U’wa were not satisfied, publicity. On March 3 1, a Colom- protesters to discuss the issue Fidelity is not the only one rainforest environment. To date, and continue to claim the oil bian court ordered Oxy to tempo- at length. taking flak for its involvement Gore has remained mute on the well site, which is only a few rarily halt all construction on the Occidental Petroleum, a US- with Oxy. Vice President AI Gore, issue. hundred yards from the reser- drilling site, saying the project based company better known who has a reputation as a The U’wa people’s cause is vation boundary, as their an- “violates the fundamental rights as Oxy, is poised to begin drill- staunch environmentalist, is hardly popular in Colombia, cestral land, and hence a sacred of the U’wa.’’ Activists are en- ingoil wells inaremotecornerof also under fire. Gore has close where oil is the largest export. area not to be touched or de- couraged by this development, Colombia. The residents ofthis family ties to Oxy - his father Their ancestral land may con- filed. but have vowed to continue pres- land in Colombia are the U’wa, a was the vice president of an Oxy tain as much as 1.4 billion bar- Monday’s protest was not ex- suring Fidelity to divest from Oxy tribe indigenous to the subsidiary company, and Gore rels ofcrude oil, and could boost actly a triumph for activists, but until the project is permanently rainforest who consider this land inherited $500,000 in Oxy stock. the ailing Colombian economy the U’wa have recentlv won some canceled. sacred. They have vowed to Since the Clinton-Gore adminis- with potential revenues of $900 commit collective suicide ifthe tration took office in 1992, Oxy million per year. Last year, in an drilling goes forward. Fidelity is hasgiven more than $470,000 to attempt to pacify the U’wa, the involved as one of Oxy’s top the Democratic party. Protest- Colombian government qua- shareholders, controlling over ers are calling on Gore to use his drupled the size oftheir reserva- 30 niillion shares valued at ap- leverage to stop the oil project tion, but left public the land on African Culture Week brings food, music of Africa to Tufts by SHAyLA DONALD the event, teaching some of the the taste buds of the Tufts com- Contributing Writer steps. munity. In only its second year of ex- Yesterday featured a discus- “We welcome all members of istence, the African Political So- sion group open to all students in the Tufts community to come and cial Cultural Association the Tufts community. The dis- join in our cultural celebration (APSCA) has outdone itself, cussion had no set theme be- and enjoy home cooked African bringing the first ever African cause APSCA preferred to ad- cuisine,” Semhal Araya, co-presi- Culture Week to Tufts. Their pur- dress the concerns of the stu- dent of APSCA, said. pose is simple - to expose stu- dents who chose to participate. In the past, the organization dents to the cultures of Africa Among the topics discussed was has had several general interest and to try to challenge some of the issue of African culture and meetings, open to the entire Tufts the stereotypes students may its role in America. community, to discuss the wide have of Africa and Africans. “Although APSCA is a young variety of issues surrounding the “Our goal is to share our cul- organization, we have been very continent of Africa. For the most ture with anyone that wants to proactive in the Tufts commu- part, the discussion groups have gain a better understanding of nity about African issues and been well attended by a diverse the diverse African cultures,” said creating an awareness ofour rich group of students. sophomore Diana Nyakyi, who heritage. Simply put, we aim to “I think that in order to pro- serves as secretary on the APSCA bring a face to African issues at mote social change in Africa, non- board. APSCA feels the Culture Tufts University,” APSCA Pub- Africans must be aware of perti- Week will bring the needed aware- lic Relations Chair Mould- nent African issues,” senior ness to campus. Millman said. Chinweuba Uchendu, co-presi- The culture week began with a The culmination of Culture dent of APSCA, said. party thrown in Hotung Cafd on Week was APSCA’s much- Last month, the group also March 31. Sophomore Carl awaitedculture Show. Dewickjust hosted a dinner held at Mouid-Millman, also known as was not the same last night as Carmichael. For this particular DJ Nee-Kofi, spun sounds from African poetry, dancing, and meal, the men did the cooking, in the continent of Africa and from story-telling transformed the din- an attempt to dispel some of the all over the African Diaspora. ing hall into a small scale repre- stereotypes students seem to APSCA continued its week sentation of the continent. hold about gender roles in Afri- with a Drum and Dance workshop APSCA seemed to have covered can culture. APSCA also partici- on April 3. Back by popular de- all bases, as far as entertainment pated in the display of African mand, the group decided to offer is concerned, to appeal to every attire in the Parade of Nations the workshop again due to the type of Tufts student. Fashion Show. respcnse they received from the The show’s title, Ye Fri Ha, In the near future APSCA will Tufts community. Lead by senior means “We Come from Here” in be participating in the Cause Din- Shaniesha White, students had the Ghanaian language Twi. The ner, sponsored by the Tufts Com- the opportunity to learn some ba- event showcased several student munity Union Senate. To benefit sic West African dance steps and performers in many different ar- the Mozambique Flood Relief enjoy the rhythmic sounds ofAf- eas, fusing together fun and edu- fund, students on meal plans will rican drumming. Some students cation. APSCA also provided a be asked to give up a meal and who participated in the Tufts-in- wide variety oftraditional home- those on points will be asked to Ghana program also came out to cooked African dishes to cater to donateaminimum of$2. I 4 THETUFTS DAILY April 7,2000

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THETUFTS DAILY Ami1 7.2000 Arts & Entertainment Gat Power brings some classics of blues up to date byALEx3IsRIvERA album’s title gives away its con- wards her. Records, it allows Marshall the that accompanies The Covers Senior Staff Writer tent: all covers). On The Covers Although the better known opportunity to cover her own Record suggests the album is On 1998’s Moon Pix, Chan Record, Marshall strips away the covers work best, her selection of- songs, which she does with L‘ln “almost gruesome” in its melan- Marshall, better known as Cat backing that fleshed out Moon lesser-known songs is to be com- this Hole.” Driven by a piano, it is choly, I don’t believe it. Although Pix, usingonlyguitarandpianoas mended. Moby Grape’s “Naked if beautifully forceful, reminiscent there is melanchqly, it’s one that her accompaniment,and chooses I Wanted to,” which was origi- of something that might appear doesn’t grow stagnant in itsmood to highlight specific elements of Cat Power nally less than a minute, is on the second half of Moby’s but seems to offer, or at least songs rather than their complete stretched over three minutes, and Evevthingls Wrong.And beauty, suggest, a brighter shore. On “Sea I original form. effectively highlights the song’s which Marshall so often captures, of Love,” which closes the album, “The Covers Record” Theminimalist feelof TheCov- sense of loyalty and friendship. is what sets her apart from today’s Marshall changes the song from Rating: * ** * j I ers Recordplays with the subcon- Her version of the Velvet music scene: she can make you a pop classic into a music box scious, and nowhere is this more Underground’s “I Found a Rea- cry and sigh by singing “Yellow hymn. Sweet and innocent, ‘%ea Power, gave us an album that felt than on the version of the son” is intensely moving, with Hair” as easily as she can by of Love” and its lyric “I want to ranked among the decade’s best, a Rolling Stones’ “Satisfaction.” For Marshall passionately explaining singing “1 Love You.” Her talent tell you how much I love you” shimmering dream of music. the first 30 seconds there’s some “I do believe in all the things you is in making the very simple very tugs at your heart but doesn’t Marshall sprinkles hernew LP, The discomfort in its familiarity- it’s see/ What comes is better than beautiful, and The Covers Record break it. The Covers Record is Covers Record, with the same the same effect as hooking updur- what came before.” is perfect proof of this. Ms. C’s Beautiful Blues, and magic dusk dust, but this time out ing Senior Week and realizing you This being The Covers Although the press release goddamn right it’s a beautiful day. her blues style is even more per- hooked up with the same girl dur- sonal (humorous considering the ing Freshman Orientation, but back then she had long blonde hair and black RETRWIEW leather pants. We know we’ve been here before, but The fathers of ’80s hair bands when? Stripped of its chorus and .Boston’s debut album a must-have for air guitarists Keef‘s satanic riff, it’s all verse, by SARAH VIVENZIO midstofcreatingan entiregenre of time when he began trying to as- lonelier and less Daily Staff Writer rock. Starting out right here in semble his own band from some of In 1976, hair-bands like Bon defiant, a hyp- Boston, the band gets its name the musicians he had played with. Jovi and Poison were still growing notic weave of from thecitythat spawned it. Bos- Scholz had his own recording stu- out their long, silky tresses in se 1f- c on sc i ous- ton was founded by Tom Scholz, dio in his basement, and there he ness. “Baby who has a masters degree in me- and original vocalist Brad Delp baby baby, come Boston chanical engineering from MIT. created the first demo tapes. Tom back/ Can’t you During college, he played key- and his wife Cindy sent out their see/I’m on a los- “Bo~ton’’ boards in local bands at night, and first demo tape to all of the major ing streak,” she I after college he kept it up. After record labels, and it was rejected pleads, and you coming home from his day job as by all ofthem. The next demo tape Cat Power’s ‘Moon Pix’ brought some amaz- have no choice a senior product designer for was also rejected. It was not until preparation for the ’80s. Mean- Polaroid, he would go out and play they hired agents that Boston was ing blues to the ’90s. but to walk to- while, another band was in the in bar bands. This was about the able to secure a deal with Epic Records. Their self-titled debut Boston Local duo of Akrobat ;ik and Mre Lif Serve became the best-selling debut al- up some gourmet treats at the Middle East beeaesnedd,aa~~~u~~~~~~~~~~~~bum of all time when it was re- by ROBQUINTLIANl Akrobatik has been lighting up the city per- be intimate. In termsofconnectingwithpeople, Released in the fall of 1976, this record peaked at No. 3 on the Senior Staff Writer forming new joints over the past few months. 200-500 people is perfect for a hip-hop show.” As is customary on the first Sunday of From the moment they stepped oncstage, their Connections don’t just randomly occur, charts, but remained on the Bill- every month, patrons of the Middle East were collective presence, with the aide of DJs Fakts though. ForMr. Lifand Akrobatik, the intimacy board Pop Albums chart for more treated to some five-star freshness as local One and Sense, was, in a word, powerful. oftheir home court and the respect that they’ve than two and a half years. The favorites Mr. Lif and Akrobatik stepped up to Over the past six years, these two have garnered over the years from putting out tight album was met by such huge suc- the mic: and delivered a performance that ap- developed a chemistry on stage that resonates tracks supplied acertain amount ofcomfort for cess because of its new rocklhar- peased the hip hop hungry heads who waited from the depths of rap history’s great duos. them that opened the set to experimentation. mony sound and innovative tech- upstairs. The show was a part of an ongoing Like Run-DMC, Q-Tip and Phife, or Mos Def The show started with a little warm-up and nical engineering. “Better music Boston tradition put together by DIF Enter- and Talib Kweli, each MC carries a certain glided swiftly on the grooves of both familiar through science” was the slogan that Epic Records created for the tainment that showcases the area’s best hip physical presence that rounds out his lyrical and new jams. Akrobatik’s newest track, hoptalent. The choice ofMr. Lifand Akrobatik style. Akrobatik, looming large over the mic, “Internet MCs,” which will be out soon on band (which Scholz hated). On the album, Brad Delp’s vo- as headliners couldn’t have come at a better pointedly directs his verses in your face, while Rawkus Records, and checks all those hackers time, as Mr. Lifhasjustretumed with some fire Mr. Lif lays back in his presentation, allowing out there who claim to catch wreck in cals shoot so high that it seems from atour with Company Flow in Japan, and the deep focus of his eyes and strained swing cyberspace, was a highlight, while Mr. Lif s almost impossible for him toreally of his hand to deliver version of “Electro,” which looped in and out be hitting these notes. Some may find his voice shrill and more like the poignancy of his of a few recognizable beats, also kept the shrieking than singing, but it has remarks. Togetherthey crowd on its toes. Of course, it was the never miss a beat, freestyles that ultimately stole the show. aunique beautyall itsown. Delp’s bouncing ideas and Akrobatik dropped the beatbox while Sense voice doesn’t sound like anybody emotions offofonean- and Fakts cut in with some tight scratching else’s out there. The guitar work, courtesy of other on some ill com- medleystoaccompanythe vocaleruption. Mic Tom Scholzon leadguitar, isnoth- munication for the passes were flawless between the MCs, who crowd to ponder. proved that their style travels beyond the ingatall likeregular’70sguitar. In an era of disco, this band sounds Akrobatik’s furious, restrictions of set songs and verses. Playful ahead of its time, a bit like rock of phonetic onslaughts and professional, Mr. Lif described the flows and Mr. Lif s hypnotic “Just relaxing and sinking into your element the early ’80s. It was an original as, sound when it came out, and Bos- flair are never in con- and capturing what I want to capture in a ton paved the way for other hard trast but, instead verse.” Akrobatik took a similar path in deci- rock harmony groups like Def complement each other phering the personal root of freestyle, com- Leppard, Journey, and Foreigner. like Guinnessand Bass. menting that, “It used to be,. for me, about just The song “Hitch a Ride” has an’ Akrobatik,on perform- kicking verses in people’s ears to impress amazing guitar solo by Scholzthat ing together with Mr. them, but now it’smore likeaconversation. I’m will surely silence anyone doubt- Lif, remarked that, “1 like comfortable with who I am and that’s what I try ing his musical prowess. to perform with people and get across-where I’m at duringaparticu- TheRolling Stone Album Guide who I respect. People, lar moment.” states, “Boston’s soaring combi- like Lif,whoripit every Theory aside, look for both Mr. Lif and nation of high-tech metal guitar time out. When we do Akrobatik to keep evolving as rhyme-sayers punch and smooth pop vocal shows together all the as they continue to define their style, and their energy from his set and music becomes amore prominent staple within hooks quickly became the corner- stone of Album Oriented Radio. all the energy from rnv Boston. With upcoming EPs available on both But as slick as it sounds, ‘More Photo couflesy of Pimpgear set come together, anh CD and wax, and nominations in the Phoenix Akrobatik and Mr. Lif continue to define their style while be- inasma~lroom likethat than a Feeling’ also strikes an un- coming more and more prominent in the Boston area. it’ll be hot, because it’ll see MC, page 1 I see RETROVIEW, page 11 6 THETUFTS DAILY April 7,2000 Sports Sailing looks to weekend race, Hall looks to Olympics byANDYHART San Francisco Bay over the next it.” other locals such as Harvard second place finish behind Senior Staff Writer twoweeks. SophomoreKimballHall As for last weekend’s results, University, Boston College, and Dartmouth. The sailing team had several will be competing in the eight-day, one of the biggest wins came in Yale University. Tufts sailed four boats in the successful performances last sixteen-race, 32-person competi- the women’s Duplin Trophy race Tufts other big win on the two-day, 16-school Boston Din- week, finishing no worse than tion, with asingleUSOlympicrep- at the Coast Guard Sloop Invita- weekend came at the Roger Wil- ghy Club Cup at MIT last week- , resentative being taken fiom the tional. The boat of junior Jen -hams Invitational on Sunday. end. The boats combined for a trials. The favorite in these trials, Provan and junior Kate Gordon Tufts first boat consisting of fourth place finish, being ousted Mark Mendelblatt, also happens combined with that ofjunior Lee Hall and sophomore Maya by Harvard, Charleston Univer- to be a 1995 Tufts graduate and lcyda and sophomore Jen Bassford dominated the compe- sity, and MIT. Tufts sailors in- former sailing All-American. Hall, Sparks to take the win. The Tufts tition, placing first in every race cluded seniors Mike Richards, fourth in any of the regattas in who finished fifth at the nationals teams dominated the competi- they sailed except for one. The Sabrina Pieroni, and Megan which it competed. The team fin- this past fall, is simply looking to tion, winning the race by 28 second boat of sophomore Edwards, juniors Adam ished among the top two teams perform well and learn from the points, while places two through Walter Smith and sophomore Deermount, Lisa Keith, sopho- in seven of the eight regattas it experience: seven were separated by only Mara Vatz also raced extremely more John Birkett, and fresh- raced in “Realistically I would like a 19 points. The victory.came via well. The two boats combined men Pete Levesque and Clare The biggest news on the Jumbo top half or top twenty finish,” wins over such teams as second to take first in the field of eight Dooley. sailing front though, involves the Hall said. “It is just very exciting place Boston University, third teams. Tufts 23 points was five On Sunday, the Brown and Olympic trials that will be held in and an honor to be taking part in finisher Dartmouth College, and better than Boston College (28) Blue placed second at the Salve and seven better than ReginaInvitational. Tufts’ first Dartmouth (30). boat of freshman Rob Pascal and Tufts placed second in the sophomore Nicole Notaro and field of six schools at the New second boat of freshman Holly England Series I race on Satur- Goyert and Marjorie Affel day, using its strong freshmen teamed up for 25 points, just sailors to nearlypull offthe vic- four short of Roger Williams’ tory. The boats offreshmen Joel winning total. Hanneman and Emily Martin, While Tufts may not be en- and that of freshmen J.R. Max- joying as dominating a season well and Taylor Fallon placed as they have in past years, they on I y three po in t s be h in d are sailing well. The team is work- Harvard’s winning score of25. ing hard and the number of The Jumbo sailors also fin- young sailors that are contrib- ished second in the two other uting can be seen as nothing ’ regattas they raced in on Satur- but good news for the future. day. The boats of sophomores “We’ve been learning a lot,” Brian Tomkins and Nicole said Hall. “We have a young Bollinger and that of freshman team. We look good for the fu- Reid Van Corder and sophomore ture, which includes next week Becca Ross worked together at as well as next year. Our fresh- theNorthern Series I race at Bos- men are doing real well.” ton University, finishing behind Aside fiom Hall competing in MIT. While at Roger Williams in the Olympic Trials, the weekend Rhode Island at the Southern wiIIalsobeexcitingforTuftssailors Series I race the boat of fresh- remainingontheHill.Theteamwill Dailyfilephoto man Caroline Hall and senior be hosting the Jan T. Friis Trophy The Sailing team has been slightly less SUCCeSSful this season than in those past, but the perfor- Jessica pohl teamed with the RegattaatMysticLakeinMedford mances of the team’s younger members have been a beacon of light for all. boat of junior Jeff Hodess and on both Saturdayand Sunday. The junior Kit Lonergan for a close weekend consists of ten schools competing head to head over the NCAA Tournev an event of little interest two-day event beginning Saturday 4 morning. Teams competing will in- by ANDY HART ing been the only No. 1 seed to the infield for his hometown gland sports fan can answer this clude many of the local squads Senior Staff Writer advance to the Final Four. And team. While ESPN has been cov- question.. . Doubtful! such as Boston College, Unless you have been living although on paper a match-up ering Griffey’s every at-bat, due For anyone who cares, the Dartmouth, Brown, Harvard, and in Ted Kaczynski’s rustic cabin between a Michigan St. team on to the fact that he is only two shy NBA season is starting to wind MIT. The race is designed with hideout you probably realize that a mission and a young Gators ofthe 400 home run plateau, the down, and as has been the case spectators in mind, in that it is held team, led by a dynamic young Reds’ slugger may be feeling for most of the year Shaquille close to shore, features two boats This.Week in Sports coach, seems attractive, it did some of the pressure that comes O’Neal and the Los Angeles Lak- at a time, and the boats are colored not turn out that way in the tele- with brokering a trade to your ers are dominating their competi- coded to allow for easy recogni- the two biggest stories of the vision ratings. CBS’s Monday city of choice. No one realisti- tion. O’Neal, who leads the league tion. The event also features a past week were the NCAA tour- night coverage of the game cally expects this slump to last, in scoring, and his teammates have second-story viewing deck to al- nament championship game and earned a 14.1 rating, the worst though, and it is probably just a won 30 oftheir last 3 1 games. The low fans better observation of the the start of the 2000 Major since the network began airing matter of time before highlights only loss in that stretch came at races. League Baseball season. The the event in 1982. The number oferiffey’s sweet swing sending the hands of the lowly Washing- “Nobody does this except us, culmination ofone of America’s marked an 18 percent drop from balls into orbit are everywhere. ton Wizards. Other teams seem to this weekend,” said coach Ken favorite sporting events coin- last year’s title game. The ques- As Griffey struggles with the have become so frustrated with Legler. “Normally we only have a cided with the opening of the tion remains, why didn’t people Reds, American League Cy the Laker dominance that they are handful of spectators, usually par- season of its national pastime. watch the game? Could it be they Young award winner Pedro resorting to violence. On Sunday, ents. This weekend we are hoping On Monday, Michigan State were too worn out from all the Martinez has picked up right New York Knicks’ guard Chris for several hundred over the course topped its remarkable season excitement of Sunday’s women’s where he left off last season. In Childs and Laker Kobe Bryant of the two-day regatta.” with an impressive 89-76 victory championship game between the Red Sox season opener in threw elbows and punches at over the University of Florida at UConn. and Tennessee? Doubt- Seattle on Tuesday, Martinez each other during a nationally the RCA Dome in Indianapolis. ful! pitched seven dominating in- televised game. Bryant was sus- Senior Spartan point-guard While the baseball season nings. He gave up no runs, two pended for one game and fined Friday, April 7 Mateen Cleaves led his team to may technically have begun hits, and struck out 1 1 in the Red $5,000, while Childs, the insti- Men’s Tennis: @ Middlebury, victory, despite having to play when the Mets and Cubs played Sox’ 2-0 victory. Including last gator of the fight, was sus- 3 p.m. nearly half of the game on an in Japan last week, the real open- year’s playoffs, Martinez has a pended for two games and fined Saturdav, April 8 injured ankle that he rolled dur- ing day ceremonies took place streak of 24 consecutive shutout $15,000. Just a little reminder for Baseball: vs. Williams (Z), 1 ing early second half action. for teams all over the US on innings. the rest of the league, when you p.m. Cleaves was named the Final Monday and Tuesday. The new And in case anyone might pick a fight with one ofthe Lak- Sofiball: @Trinity (2), 1 p.m. Four’s most outstanding player season marks the arrival of new have missed it, Sports Illustrated ers you are also picking it with Men’s Lacrosse: vs. after scoring 18 points and add- names in new places as well as picked the Red Sox to win the the 7’2”, 320 pound Laker team Williams, 2 p.m. ing four assists in the champion- some ofthose familiar faces con- World Series in their annual base- leader. Women’s Lacrosse: vs. ship game. Teammates Morris tinuing their careers in the uni- ball preview issue. Yes, they So even though March Mad- Williams, 12 p.m. Peterson and A.J. Granger aided forms that seem to fit just right. picked the franchise that thanks nesshasgoneout likealamb,don’t Sailing: Friis Trophy Cleaves’ title quest with 21 and In Cincinnati, Ken Criffey Jr. has to Bill Buckner has not won the worry about the sports world get- Men’s &Women’s Crew: vs. 19 points respectively. made his early days for the Reds World Series since 1918. Will a ting boring. The NBA and NHL Boston College 7 a.m. The Spartans, who had been memorable, but not for the rea- dominant Dominican hurler regular seasons are winding down Men’s Tennis: vs. Williams, on a mission since losing to Duke sons that he would have hoped. named Pedro be able overpower toward the more exciting playoffs, 1 p.m. in the Final Four last year, In his first three games in a Reds the Curse of the Bambino and baseball is just getting going, and Men’s &Women‘s Track & marched through this year’s tour- uniform, Griffey has gone 0-10 finally end the Red Sox champi- even the NFL draft is only a little Field: Jumbo Invitational, 11 nament with relative ease, hav- and has yet to get the ball out of onship drought? Any New En- over a week away. a.m. THETUFTS DAILY April- 7,2000 7 Sports Dbespite youth, crew successful by NEALMcMAHON placing seventh overall and the winning records for all five boats, Daily Editorial Board novice crew besting its field. reaching the finals at New The women’s crew opened its In the Textile Regattaon Oct. Englands, and also for all five boats spring season with an impressive 3, the Brown and Blue also fared to get invited to Nationals,” he showing last Saturday, topping well, with the varsity eight check- said. ing in at fourth place overall, and And given the potential of the second eight racing to an- this year’s boats, the Jumbos I other second place finish. The could legitimately end up reach- Jumbos also claimed two firsts ing all of their ten-year veteran L-I on the day, courtesy of the var- coach’s goals. “At the varsity both Wellesley and WPI in a dual sity lightweights and novice eight level, we’re hopefully as regatta on the Charles River. eights. fast or faster than two years ago, Simmons also competed, but did For the entire fall season, all when we were fourth at New not enter a boat in the women’s five Tufts boats compiled win- Englands,” Caldwell said. “We’re varsity eight race. ning records. The varsity eight hopefully capable of being a The women’s varsity eight went 31-15, while the second medalist for the lightweights. boat took top honors in its race, varsity eight closed things out And at the novice level, medal- outdistancing second place with a 21-2 mark. The varsity ists as well, as we were in 1996 WPI by almost ten seconds. lightweight ended up 1 1-6, while and 1997.” The crew of senior Mary the two novice boats were 18-2 This weekend, Tufts will take Traester, sophomores Jessie and 13-0 (lightweight), respec- another step towards Nationals Janowski and Sarah Wagner, tively. when it takes on Boston College freshmen Meagan Rock, Mimi “With so much youth, the fall on the Charles this Saturday. Ta bt: la, M in d y Go1 d s t e i n , season was a time to get to know The festivities will kick off at 8 Rebecca Clark, Margaret one another, and understand the a.m., and Caldwell expects his Hennings, and junior coxswain demands ofrowing at the college crew to better last week’s per- Sara LeCain cruised to a win- level,” Caldwell said. “Despite the formance. ning time of 7:56.8, followed by youth, it was our best competi- “With five freshmen, two the Engineers (8:04.0) and tive fall season of the last three sophomores, a junior and a se- Wellesley (8:04.6). In the fours, years.” nior in the varsity heavyweight the two Tufts teams finished As a result of his squad’s eight, only five seniors on a second and third, respectively, successes in the fall, Caldwell squad of 42, I expect to see sig- behind Simmons. The heavy- has set his sights high for the nificant further improvement weight “A” boat of sophomore spring. over the next five weeks,” Photo by Kate Cohen The women’s crew defeated both WPI and Wellesley last Sat- Marcy Archfield, freshman “Our goals are regular season Caldwell said. . Emily Jerez, junior Mary urday in the opening race of the spring season. LaPlante, junior Samantha Minc: and senior coxswain Josh Harriman checked in at 9: 16.1, NHL season winds down as race heats up to claim second behind Simmons (859.9). Sophomore Canucks carving out niche as the comeback kids of the hockey world Kristi KiyonagaJuniors Gillian byKATIE0HEN jockeying for top conference seeding. Trevor Linden (ribs)arealloutfortherestofthe Sembler and Amy Fuller, senior Senior Staff Writer In the mix ofthe scramble for the eighth and season. Koivu might be cleared to play some- Emily Balogh, and sophomore The NHL season wraps up on Sunday, and final playoff spot are two ofthe most unlikely time during the postseason, but it has been coxswain Jen Harris comprised with the playoffs starting just five days from teams from north of the border. In spite of tough going for the Canadiens to get there the third-place lightweight “B” now, it istime todig upthat lucky Tostito bowl, amassing an NHL-record 5 16 man games lost without last year’s team leader in points. On the squad, which finished in 9:25.3. to injury, the Montreal Canadiens are battling ice, the team still has Shane Corson, but his In the novice division, the down the stretch and have a chance of squeak- season has been a nightmare because of inju- Jumbos also rowed well, with inginto the playoffs. Likewise, the Vancouver ries and a cancer scare. Perhaps the one steady the first novice eight earning Canucks were given little hope after an abso- ray of hope has been goaltender Jeff Hackett, the victory, and the second nov- team col- lutely dismal start, but they have been the who has kept the team in close games and ice eight taking third. The first -ors andair outthe sacred pair of“game socks.” second best team in the league since the All given them the chance to squeeze out enough eight, freshman Amira Baker- Playoff seeding is far from set, however, and Star break, and now find themselves just three victories to keep them in the playoff race. As Jud, Beibhinn O’Donoghue, these final days of the season will prove to be points shy of the coveted final berth. of Thursday, the Habs were tied with Buffalo Maggie Danielson, Jenny Lund, crucial for both teams on the bubble and those It is too bad that the NHL does not have the for the eighth spot. Jess McKeon, Diana Darsney, equivalent of a Bill The Canadiens shut out the Rangers on junior Emily Hanson, sopho- Masterson trophy that Wednesday night in a game that was crucial to more Shelly Nelson, and fresh- can be given to a team their playoff chances. Thursday night’s game man coxswain Bridget Behling that has demonstrated againstTampa Bay is also amust-win,because crossed the line in 8:08.5 for the perseverance, because on Saturday, things will getawhole lot tougher win. ‘The second eight were a bit the Canadiens would when Ottawa comes to town. The Habs will off the pace in third (8:20.4), runaway withthe honor also need a little bit ofhelp; Buffalo has to lose with sophomore Rebecca Stein, this year. In addition to at least two of their final three games for freshmen Soren Burns, Erica the typical hockey Montreal to even have a chance. It will be an Buckley, Sarah Dale, Christina bumps and bruises uphill battle, but given the struggles the Dodtl, Becky Stevens, Ali have been two sepa- Canadiens have had this year, it’s a real credit Kaplsn, Keffie Feldman, and rate instances of play- to the guys on the ice that they’re in the playoff coxswain Marci Friedman, also ers suffering career- race at all. a freshman, doing the honors. and life-threatening in- Meanwhile, the Vancouver Canucks have Simmons was second in the race juries. First Brian Sav- been theNHL’sown version ofaphoenix rising at 8: 13.7, while Wellesley was age suffered a fractured from its ashes. They were as good as gone fourth with a time of k24.5. disk in his neck after a around midseason; teams were coming into “I think the team’s perfor- hard hit in November, Vancouver fora nice whale show, followed by mance last weekend against and then Trent a delicious salmon dinner before capping off Wellesley, WPI, and Simmons McCleary had his lar- the evening with a cakewalk in the GM place. was outstanding, and clearly the ynx fractured when he At the All-star break and in the months that best one day team performance was blocking a shot in followed, all the talk surroundingthe Canucks in two years,” coach Gary January. Savage has had to do with whether Mark Messierwould be Caldwell said. “This is especially since returned, and traded, but perhaps prognosticators should excit-ng in light of the youth of TMcCleary has regained have been paying atteation to the Canucks’ the team.” the ability to speak and play on the ice. Vancouver catapulted from the The squad geared up for the has even started prac- darkness into the playoff chase, and they now spring campaign with three ticing. have an outside chance of playing in the races in October, highlighted by Unfortunately, it postseason. Their schedule will prove to be a its participation in the 34th an- seems as if the rest of real test of their mettle, though, and they did nual Head of the Charles Re- the key players in the not gain or lose ground by tying Los Angeles gatta The varsity eight wound Montreal lineup are last night. The Canucks will have to do better up 13th out of 34 boats at the going to be watching than a tie in their remaining games, which are Head of the Charles, while the from the press box as both crucial showdowns against Edmonton second eight took second out their teammates battle and San Jose, two teams whom they are bat- of 1 1 entrants. In the lightweight for a playoff spot. Eric tling forthe final playoff spot. Vancouvermust class, the Jumbos put two boats Photo bv Kate Cohefl Weinrich (foot), Saku on the water, with the varsity Vancouver Canucks center Mark Messier Koivu (knee); and see NHL, page 13 8 THETUFTS DAILY January 19,2000 THETUFTS DAILY~~ Letter to the Editor DEF Jam rocked the house Jordan G. Brenner Editor-in-Chief Tothe Editor: needed. In his column (“Latin Lovin”’ 4/6), Daniel Tuftshasfinallylostitspartyvirginity.Yes,Iknow Barbarisi totally missesthepoint ofDEFjam. No one EDITORIAL there have been great parties before, but, as far as I cared that the alcohol ran out. If that was the main know, none like this. A party does not merely serve point, people would have gone to a fraternity instead. Daniel Barbarisi to get people drunk and laid. It helps alleviate some The fun came from the large amount of people, crazy Managing Editor of the stress and tension bottled up inside every atmosphere, and various types of music playing Tufts student. It unifies the student group from punk throughout Latin Way. I would like to thank every Ben Oshlag toravertosnobbyclubber. Without aparty like DEF student who attended, organized, and DJed the event. Associate Editor jam, I would have seriously graduated Tufts feeling To hell with the preconceived notion of Tufts as having mediocre parties. Feel proud Jumbos -we NEWSEditors: that there was something I hadn’t gotten. I’ve been Will Kinlaw, Brooke Menschel to frats, clubs, and house parties, but the huge rocked the house on Saturday. Assistant Editors: University party was something that was much Andrew Freedman, Jeremy Wang-Iverson, Gregory Pattakos LA ‘02 Ilene Stein, Matthew Kane, Rachel Rubenson

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This is not a democracy.” THE TUFTSDAILY April 7,2000 9 NationalJWorld News Lockheed leaked rocket secrets to China, US says Los Angeles Times-Washington Post day thatthe company performed the In its letter charging Lockheed sion of the study with China Great some highly sophisticated kick News Service technical assessment under a strict with 30 separate violations of fed- Wall Industries, the State Depart- motors capable of firing multiple WASHINGTON - The State confidentiality agreement with eral export controls, however, the ment said, violated US export regu- times and repositioning satellites Department has charged Lockheed Asiasat that prohibited dissemina- State Department alleges that lations, which prohibit any techni- once they are in their final orbits are Martin Corp. withviolatingtheArms tion to firms or government entities Lockheed sent the unedited version cal assistance “that might enhance considered defense technologies Expoit Control Act by providing a in China. to Asiasat before the Defense De- [Chinese] space launch vehicles.” subject to stringent regulation by scientific assessment of a Chinese- PriortosendingAsiasatcopies of partment had blackedoutallbut five In performing and sharing the the State Department. made satellitemotorto a state-owned the report, Lockheed says, it also of the 50 pages. study, Lockheed also violated US But the “kick motor” used to Chinese conglomerate. sent its study for review by the De- The State Department also said rules by identifying flaws in Chi- send Asiasat-2 into its final orbit The State Department’sOf€iceof partment of Defense, where export that Lockheed did not tell the Penta- nese testing procedures, confirm- was capable of firing only once Defense Trade Controls informed control officials removed what they gon that it had provided ten unedited ing the results of Chinese tests pin- and was, for export control pur- Lockheed Martin of its findings in a considered sensitiveinformation that copies ofthe rep0fito Asiasat until the pointing faulty insulation,and iden- poses, a commercial commodity letter dated Tuesday and gave the could have helped China to improve existence of those reports was re- tif)ing problems with US solid rocket regulated by the Commerce De- nation’s largest defense contractor its military rocket capabilities. cently discoveredbytheUSCustoms motor technologies, according to partment, they said. 30 days to respond to the civil Followingthe Pentagon review, Service. Lockheed“madenoeffortto the State Department letter. Given the heightened political charges, which couldresult inafine Lockheed says, it shared the ed- retrieve the ten unexpurgated assess- In telephone interviews Wednes- sensitivity currently surrounding ofasmuchas$15million andbarthe ited document with China Great ments or seek to learn the ultimate day, Lockheed officials responded satellite export to China, they ac- Bethesda, Md.-based company Wall Industries, a state-owned disposition of these assessments,” that the central issue in the dispute knowledged, Lockheedneverwould from exporting satellites or satellite company involved in solid rocket the State Deparhnent charged. is the type of kick motor involved. attempt to perform such a study technology for up to three years. motor development. Even sharing the redacted ver- There is no question, they said, that nowwithoutcheckingwith boththe Theallegationsaresimilartothose State and Defense departments. lodged in 1998 against two other US But six years ago, they said, satellitemakers,Hughes Electronics Grand jury indicts current and Lockheed officials thought they COT. andI..milSpace&Communi- were on safe ground with a Com- cations, which havebeenundercrimi- merce Department license. In 1994, nal investigation for possibly pass- former-Los Angeles policemen the Clinton administration. trans- ing sensitive data to China. Los Angeles Times-Washington Post stiffprison sentencethey potentially and suspended for 22 days - a ferred regulatory control of satellite The Hughes and Loral probes News Service carry-should send aclear message punishment that Parks suggested exports from the State Department triggered intense controversy in LOS ANGELES - A federal toofficersimplicatedintheRampart was too lenient. As a result of the totheexport-fiien.dlyCommerceDe- Congress. Republicans charged grand jury on Wednesday indicted scandal,many ofwhom could face far indictment, Ruiz, who has been partment after strenuous lobbying that the Clinton administration,un- one current and one former officer more serious charges. working a deskjob, will be relieved and heavy political contributions der the influence of campaign con- from the Los Angeles Police “Police corruption undermines of duty. by US satellite makers. tributions and heavy lobbying, had Department’s 77th Division forvio- the foundation of our city. Officers Ruiz and Taylor could not be Last year, Congressshiftedregu- been laaxin its oversight ofhigh-tech lating aman’s civil rights, when they who use the shield of service as a reached for comment. Their ar- latory control back to the State De- exports to China. allegedly planted a gun on him five sword to commit crimes jeopardize raignment has not yet been sched- parbnent,concluding thatthecorn- Akhough the Lockheed case years ago. the safety ofall ofus,” said Alejandro uled. merce Department had been too in- doesnot involve violations of crimi- Theindictment washanded down Mayorkas, the US attorney for the According to authorities, Ruiz terested in boosting commercial ties nal law, State Department spokes- while authorities continue to probe CendDiskictofCalifomia“Wewil1 and Taylor were on patrol when they to China at the expense of national man James Rubin called it“aserious more recent allegations of miscon- prosecute corrupt officers as aggres- sawtwomen standingneara broken security. matte1”andsaid export control offi- duct, criminalityandcivilrightsvio- sively as the law permits.” window, acting suspiciously. The Lockheed Martin is a major po- cials decided to take action “based 1ationscenteredintheLAPD’sRam- LAPDChiefBemard Parks, who men ran away from the officers when litical donor, tending inrecent years on the facts and the gravity of the part Division. Involving, as it does, attended a news conference about they approached, prosecutors said. to favor Republicans. Its political charges." allegedmisconductoutside Rampart, the indictments, said he was “sad- The officersgave chase, but lost the action committee made more than $1 “In our view, any assistance to Wednesday’s indictmentcould have dened with the fact that two officers pair. But the officers found a blue- million in donations duringthe last China that enhances its capabilities significant implications for the US dishonored our badge.” steel revolver on the ground, which election, about two-thirds to Re- in space launch has the potential to Department of Justice’s ongoing Parks said Taylor resigned from they claimed a man they later iden- publicans. It also gave $1 87,000 in be applied to missile development,” pattern and practice investigation of the department amid an internal af- tified as Tyson threw as he ran. “soft money” corporate contribu- Rubin said. civil right abusesstemmingfiom or- fairs investigation into his conduct. Butwhenthecasewenttotrialin tions to Republicans and $66,000 Aspokesman forLockheedMar- ganizational shortcomings at the Ruizwas foundguilty ofmisconduct July 1995, it began to unravel. to Democrats. tin, James Fetig, denied that the LAPD. company had violated export laws The alleged crime in the 77th Di- and said it obtained a Commerce vision was not immediately investi- Department license before its scien- gated, though a deputy city attorney tists assessed the Chinese-made sent a memo to his supervisorsat the satellitemotor. timedetailing hisbeliefthattheoffic- “National security was not ersmay have perjuredthemselvesin harmed, and it is our understanding an attempt tohean innocent man. that there is no criminal violation City attorney’sofficialssaidan LAPD involved and no criminal charges supervisor also expressed concern pending,” Fetig said. According to about the arrest when it occurred. Lockheed, the company sent a team Officers Edward Patrick Ruizand of scientists to China in 1994 at the Jon Paul Taylor, both ofwhom were request of a Hong Kong-based cli- stationed in the 77th Street Division, ent, Asia Satellite Telecommunica- face up to ten years in federal prison tions Co., to assess the “kick motor” ifconvicted of framingVictor Tyson, thatAsiasatplannedtousein launch- aman whohadno previouscriminal ing its Asiasat-2 communications record, authorities said. satellite.A kickmotor firesafterlaunch The federal civil rights charges to send a satellite into its final orbit. are the fm to be filed against LAPD After Lockheed completed its officers since the prosecution of of- study, the company forwarded ten ficers involved in the Rodney King copies of the 50-page document to beating, officials said. Asiasat, which successfully Although not directly tied to the 1aunctiedthecommercialTvandteIe Rampart comptioninvestigation, the phone satellite the following year. alleged crime mirrors conduct de- Asiasat is partially owned by scribed by former-officer-turned in- China International Trust and In- formant Rafael Perez, who contends vestment Corp. (CITIC), a state- that corruption went beyond Ram- owned conglomerate whose chair. part and was routinely instilled in man, Wang Jun, attended a 1996 officers early in their careers. White House coffee forpoliticalcon- In fact, according to authorities, tributors hosted by President Ruiz was Taylor’s training officer at Clinton. thetimeofTyson’sarrestonApril2 1, CITIC is the most influential fi- 1995. nancial and industrial conglomerate The indictments, federal officials in China, with holdingsthat include said, underscore US prosecutors’ a steel mill in Delaware, forests in commitmenttoputtingcompt offic- Washington state and a meat pro- ers behind bars despite the difficult cessingplant in Australia, as well as and time-consuming process. The one of China’s largest banks and investigation into Ruiz and Taylor interests in power plants, pharma- tookseveral years, authorities noted. ceuticals, automobiles and textiles. Oficials from the US Attorney’s Lwkheedofficialssaid Wednes- office said the indictments-andthe The delegations swept in with ...... 10 THETUFTS DAILY April 7.2000 ...... Young Democrats of Massachusetts . . PRESENT .e . 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Boston still rocks hard RETROVIEW vidual strength to stand on its continued from page 5 own as a single, as well as part of commonly resonant emotional an amazing album. note.” If you don’t know Boston After such a successful debut, at all, the song you would prob- it was a tough task to create an- ably recognize if you heard it is other album that would be so “More than a Feeling.” Boston crowd-pleasing.Don ’tLookBack still gzts a lot ofair time on classic was released in 1978 with high rock stations, and this is the song hopes, but it failed to sell even half played the most. This song has as many copies as Boston. With such a good-time feeling running onlyone top-five single-thetitle through it that sometimes I wish I track-and two other singles that was b3m in the ’70s so that I could didn’t even reach the top 20, this have experienced it when it came album didn’t follow in the foot- out. steps of its predecessor. 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to Holocaust Survivor wishes -7 Candidates hopeI cause change in Senate PRESIDENT down with the committee chairs condirrued from page 1 and executive board and plan. for kindness and acceptance recognize that we are a university Projects for committees need to be HOLOCAUST with bullets in their backor frozen. student government. Making sure ironed out before the Senate con- continued from page 1 Whoever could not walk was that eberybody is harmonious is venes in the fall. noting how the Jewish Commu- shot,” Godin said. how a group functions success- “The Senate needs to have di- nity Council in Lithuania begged The women who survived were fully. Sometimes it becomes such rection, instead of being a group the priests to save Jewish lives by forced to dig mass graves, where an acrimonious [structure],” he ofwanderers. Obviously, there will allowingthem tostay in churches, naked bodies weredumpedandtheir said. be a diverse group of enjoyable but the priests were too afraid to clothes kept to be recycled. Godin Moon, a senator for a year- projects that the new senators can get involved. recalled seeing the mountains of . and-a- ialfwho described himself work on so the TCU will not have “A ghetto was formed in my bones and skins; she cried and told by saying, “I was one of those to worry about senators who are town. The same policeman who I the other women that she wished ‘reform thesenate’ type of unwilling to carry out the asked for help as a little girl when sheweredeadand wereon topofthe people,” also cited centralized president’s agenda.. . because the I got lost went to the ghetto. That mountain ofdead. Thewomen, how- decisicin making as one of the president’s agenda will be acom- same policeman, I was now afraid ever, told her not to lose her hope. Senate’s problems, and he de- pilation ofthe ideas of all the sen- of,” Godin said. Finally, on March 3,1945, the Rus- scribed how individuals can actu- ate leaders, notjust the president,” Oflife in the ghetto, Godin said sian Army rescued the surviving ally hurt the Senate’s effective- he said. “This is good because the that she remembers two things: women. Two hundred out of the ness. Senate can know its objectives Photo by Daniel Rodngues hunger and fear for her life. “Let’s original5,OOOwere left. “If you’re in student govern- early on, focus on them, along hoop Swaminath make sure there are no children in Godin said that the main reason ment, you should not act like a with working on student com- the world that are begging for food she speaks about her experiences politician. And there are too many plaints throughout the year.” others, have been disappointed and that we are not there for. We is to prevent the Holocaust from people who treat it as a political Swaminath also proposed a with much that has happened in need to be there for those chil- being forgotten, and to counter thing. They are competentandare new “TCU Senate Lecture Series” TCU government, and I cannot dren,” she told the audience. allegations that it neverhappened. hard-working, but they don’t carry that would work with other groups find the burning desire within While living in the ghetto, “The fact is that the Holocaust themselves the right way,” he said. to bring diverse lecturers to cam- myself to make a credible run for Godin shared a small room with did happen. Not one day goes by “The problem is you have so few pus, as well as a weekend shuttle the presidency. More importantly, nine people. In the mornings they that I forget the children that were senators who see the big picture, to Harvard Square and because ofthe often pebble-throw- were given brown water called taken, or their mothers crying for how public relations, theadminis- Landsdowne Street. ing politics and endless bureau- “coffee,” with a small piece of them,” Godin said. “Look at each tration, and everything ties to- “I don’t feel the Senate has cracy that pervade TCU govern- bread and a watery broth for din- other, don’t see a race, don’t see a gether.” focused on the significant issues, ment, I do not believe that I, as ner. religion, see a human being. Be a Moon also suggested specific nor have the current Senate lead- Senate President, couldmake truly She remembers one particular little bit kinder. Tell the world what areas where he thinks the Senate ers shown me that they are ca- significant change at Tufts.” day in the Lithuania ghetto, Nov. hatred can do. That’s why I’m so needs to take action. “Some ofthe pable of bringing about change. I Senate Co-Parliamentarian 5,1943, whentruckloads ofpeople, involved in the Holocaust Mu- largest issues I want to bring out would like to focus the Senate’s Jesse Levey, another senator who including her father, were selected seum. It teaches us what hatred are unjust treatment ofthe student efforts and time into more produc- many suspected would run for to be taken to a then-undisclosed can do. Don’t let this happen by the University, issues such as tive projects, bringing about the president, has not sought re-elec- location. Later, Godin discovered again .” parking tickets, which are really greatest change on this campus,” tion to the Senate, and is therefore her father, along with the others Many students stated how just punishments,” he said. “Res he said. ineligible forthe position. Levey, selected, were murdered in the gas moved they were by Godin’s Life and its vandalism policy is Two campus political figures along with Senate President Larry chambers of Auschwitz. speech. “I think she’s a fantastic another issue. They seem to make who many had thought harbored Harris, was very involved in the “Is it up to one human being to speaker. I’ve spoken to survivors a profit every time they charge intentions of a presidential bid are Senate’s conflicts with the Judi- decide aperson’s fate? People say before, visited [concentration] residents. I want to know why and notably absent from the presiden- ciary, particularly overthe cabinet things happen. This doesn’t hap- camps, seen museums, but I think where 1hat money goes. And the tial race. issue. pen. A hurricane happens. We can this was a very personal perspec- TEMS alcohol policy is [also] ri- Former TCUJ Co-Chair Craig “I gave it a lot of thought this stop this.” Godin said. tive. I thinkstudentswill beableto diculous.” Waldman, who manythought had year and I thought about whether I By the time she was 16, Godin come away with a better under- Similarly, Swaminath,asecond- resigned in order to prepare to wantedtorun forpresidentorrun for had been separated from her standing ofwhat happened [in the year senator, is suggesting that run for president, said, “I Senate. Ireally neededabreak fiom mother and her brothers. She was Holocaust]. It was the best way the Senate needs to regroup and is strongly believe that why people being so involved in student gov- relocated to Stuffhof Concentra- possible to start the [Holocaust proposing a myriad of new initia- are not running is often more ernment. I mightrun fortrusteerep- tion Camp, where she and other Commemoration] week off,” said tives. important than why the others resentative next year, try another women between the ages of 16 and sophomore Howard Wolke, who “The Senate needs organiza- are running. role. But1reallyneededabmkfiom 25 were forced to strip and then chaired the event. tion. Tlie president needs to sit “This year, I, along with many my traditionalrole,” he said. were beaten by the guards. Though the official Holocaust 4 “We went to a shower room Commemoration Week begins master’s degree you to of and walked out. We were lucky it May2, Hilleldecidedtobeginearly What could lead any was not a gas chamber - they at Tufts to avoid extending its these carecrs? must have needed slave labor,” lectures and discussions into the Godin said. She succeeded in leav- final exam period. Theschedule of ing the concentration camp for a events for the week will consist of slave labor camp with 5,000 other a discussion on the Holocaust in women. “Ourjob was to maketraps Post-War American Jewish Life, a for the enemies to fall in. In these discussion on methods of teach- camps they didn’t have to kill us, ing about the holocaust around people were dying on their own,” the world, and the presentation of she said. The death marches be- the film Europa, Europa and sev- gan in January of 1945. eral other films in dorms around “The inmates themselves gave campus. On April 12, the Hillel it its name because, as we walked, Center will also hold a discussion we saw many human beings either between Germans and Jews.

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Are you con- Weinstein Director of Education 781- inglsailing instructors, arts ani Group and a Tufts senior will address Curtis SI. on Raymond Ave. $44251 rmed where you'll find time to do it 862-7160. crafts. photography, low ropes, ath issues such as: how to approach your Fully-fumlshed summer sublet month. 5 min walk to campus center ill before the deadlines? Is your Per- letiw, theater, camping, newspapel summwpb/intemship search; how to Luxury apt available June-August Contact Katie ~77620. malStatement and Resume profes- general counselors, and offici Overnight Call-In Nlghb make the most of your Tufts experi- 2000. 2 huge bedrooms, 1 bath- iionally typeset laser printed on high personnal. For more information ence including using the campus re- Three Housemates Wanted lualipaper in a typestyle that's at- Man the phones to help prospec- :ontact: Ava Goldman, Director roomlliving room. Davis Square. tive students plan their trip to uuiting program; how to marketyour 6650. 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Orthodox Christian Fellowship TTLCBC General Meeting Queer and Dating- Featuring special guest SWE Eaton 204, 8 p m facilitator Adam Heintz Also, election TODAY Historical Stock Exchange Elections and General Meeting procedures -m Fast Hall Lounge, 3 30-5 30 p m Zamparelli Room, 7 30 p m Programs Abroad East Hall Lounge, 9 I5 p m Sarabande Gen. Info Mtg A Springtime Showcase Tufts Christian Fellowship International Center Eaton 201, I I .30 Thai Club and ASEA's Cohen 7 p rn Large Group Meeting Practical Training Workshop Thai and Cambodian New Year Dinner Barnum IO4,7-8 30 p m 3rd Floor Ballou, 1 p m Tufts Wind Ensemble Large Conference Room, Campus Center, Programs Abroad Reservations required Concert 645 pm Gen Info Mtg Cohen Auditorium, 8 p m Eaton 201, 2.30 p m TOMORROW ECO Environmental Consciousness Outreach 4 Balch Arena Theater Peace and Justice Studies Weekly Meeting HAYAVADANA Filipino Cultural Society Oxfatti Cafe, 9 30 p m. Aidekman 8 p m Fiestang Filipina Dinner-Hodgdon, 5 p.m AMALGAMATES Show-Cohen, 8 p m LIVE CONCERT WEBCAST1 1 w springfever2b com Balch Arena Theater HAYAVADANA "But I don't have to know an answer. I don't feel frightened by not knowing 8 Pm Aidekman 8 p.m things, by being lost in the mysterious universe without having any purpose, President's Community Forum which is the way it really is, as far as I can tell, possibly. It doesn't frighten me. " Antonia HemanQez Society Cabot Auditorium, I .30-2.30 p.m. -Richard P. Feynman I Late Night at the Daily 20 THETUFTS DAILY April 7,2000

Date: Api1 8 tli, 2009

Dinner: Hodr;zdonCI Dining I lall stat-tiiig at 530 PM

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