CTHEMedford, MA 02155 TUFTSFriday, February 16,1990 DAILY?-Vel XX, Number - 18 Over 1000 protest in front of Ballou Hall Students voice Gill, McLennan speak support for aid in support of diversity by COLIN WOODARD by STEPHEN NEWMAN Daily Editorial Board Daily Editorial Board For a few minutes it looked Over one thousand students turned out for the like nobody was coming. An financial aid rally in front of Ballou Hall yester- exhausted Billy Jacobson was day, despite snow and freezing temperatures. propped up against the front doors Tufts Community Union SenatePresident Billy of Ballou watching the sleet beat Jacobson opened the rally explaining that Tufts down on the assembled senators, has met the demonstrated need of students for the photographers and technicians. past five years, and that over this five year period, “We’ll start as soon as 2,000 Tufts’ reputation has “skyrocketed.” more of you show up,” Senate “We are simply asking the Trustees to stick Treasurer Ross Ginsberg an- with that winning formula and guarantee us suffi- nounced. In an attempt to please cient aid for the next year and all subsequent the photographers, Ginsberg asked years,” he said to a cheering crowd. the first arrivals to huddle to- Both University Chaplain Scotty McLennan gether into a frame-size crowd. and History Professor Gerald Gill applauded the But at 12:05 the crowds con- students for their commitment. McLennan opened his remarks by pointing out verged on Ballou. Some carried ...... Phnfn hv, Karl S&aV banners, others had formed troupes a difference in a statement on the financial aid of kettle-bangers. The crowd Over 1,OOO students braved yesterday’s poor weather to show support for financial situation issued by Rotberg and the one he had aid at a noontime rally in front of Ballou Hall. quickly grew to over lo00 stu- received yesterday morning from Provost Sol dents and somewhere in its midst Gittleman. However, the statement that McLen- sophomore Chris Holmes declared yt nan had received and which he compared to the “There’s enough of us here to A dmin istratio draft made official statementreleased by Rotberg, was not the make one hell of a statement.” final draft of the statement.-[Seerelated story.] Senator Silvio Tavares was unqualified aid commitment For the remainder of McLennan’s address he pleased with the level of student outlined the history of the University’s financial participation. “We are psyched by STEPHEN NEWMAN noonduring hisaddressattherally,McLen- aidpolicies. He said that “Tufts was founded to be, about the numbers and the turn- Daily Editorial Board nan spoke about the draft version as if it as a Trustee committee report put it in 1898, apoor out We were a little womed about A draft version of the Adminismtion’s were a change in University policy, adding man’s college.” He continued, saying that a recent the weather but everyoneshowed statement on financial aid made an un- that “the Provost assures me the absolute trend indicates that this original image of Tufts has up,” he said. The Senate esti- qualified commitment to make up the commitment is correct. This is good news faded. mated the crowd at between 1,500 possible financial aid shortfall, but in the indeed.” He commended the University for the “dra- and 2,000 people, according to official statement which was released Feb. Academic Vice President Robert Rot- matic changes in its student body... in terms of freshan Seaator Lisa Fine. 13, the G&inis@ation pledged make up ’ &@ said*&the conclusion of the rally that ethnic, cultural and religious diversity” but added Sleet fell through much of the only as much of the shortfall asis ‘‘fiscally McLennan simply received an un-edited that ‘Inistory also calls us to recommit ourselves to hour long rally. Professor How- responsible.” versidn of the statement. “It was a first the poor and those of moderate means.” ard Solomon confirmed the obvi- Yesterday morning before the rally, draft -- that’s all,” he s@d. Rotberg de- He concluded by putting forth questions di- ous. “It’s cold,” he said. Reverend Scotty McLennan was given a scribed the final version as “better and rected to the Administration. He questioned how Despite the cold, students came copy of the draft by Provost Sol Gittleman, more accurate.” the University will “maintain the integnty of our out in large numbers to express who believed then that the draft was the A similar discrepancy is also apparent need-blind admissions policy?” He also asked their feelings on the importance final version. The draft read “If the esti- between the Feb. 13 statement and Rot- “how will students get effectively involved be- of financial aid. “I’m really wor- mated shortfall should occur, the admini- berg’s remarks in the Feb. 6 issue of The yond Tufts walls in lobbying legislatures and the ried that if financial aid doesn’t stration is committed to making up the Daily. In an interview for the Feb. 6 story, Congress for greater financial aid?” McLennan keep up, this college is going to difference.” Rotberg said that he would find money in asked if there has been an actual decline in number get less diverse than it already However, the Feb. 13 statement read: the already tight University budget later in of students aided in recent years, an allegation is,” said freshman Stephen Weller. “If the estimated shortfallshould occur, the the year if it looks as if Tufts may fall short. made by some of the student leaders. “I’m one of those people who administration is committed to making up Gittleman said that the draft version that Gill proposes faculty donations is not coming back if they cut as much of the difference as fiscally re- he had given to McLennan did not take into History Professor Gerald Gill, the only faculty financial aid,” said sophomore sponsible.” account the fact that there might be a member to speak at the rally, was met with cheers Amy Winkle. “I don’t feel like When he read the draft, McLennan be- problem making up the shortfall. Those as he addressed the students. working full time and going to lieved that the Administration had strength- school full time -- it just doesn’t ened its position. Early yesterday after- see DRAFT, Page6 see RALLY, page 11 work. “I hope maybe they’ll cut down on building lots and lots of new Faculty sympathetic to financial aid cause buildings and bring lots and lots by KRIS MUFFLER SUPPOrt. of new students... the rest of us Daily Staff Writer “Why not involve the faculty first, meet- want to come to Tufts too,” Winkle Although many faculty members said they ing together in hopes of finding other ways to added. had mixed feelings about the Tufts Commu- constructively deal with the important issue ‘Even a little shift in how much nity Union Senate-sponsored class boycott at hand?’ Howe asked. aid someone gets is going to make held yesterday, most said that they would not At the TCU Senate meeting last Sunday, a big difference in whether they penalizeany student who did not attend class. senators unanimously voted to call for a go [to Tufts] or not,” said fresh- “I am in sympathy with the idea of protest- student boycott of all classes and to stage man Keith Cox. ing the financial aid cuts, but I don’t think Thursday’s rally against financial aid cuts in “All of the students who are on boycotting will really help to bring about front of Ballou Hall. Senators attempted to financial aid contribute to a di- change,” said Biology Department Chair ask the Arts and Sciences faculty for their verse community,” fmhman Ken Benjamin Dane. support on Monday, but the meeting went Photo by Denise Drower “I won’t penalize students for missing my Yesterday’s boycott emptied Sol see AID, page6 into closed session and adjourned before the class, but I told them I won’t make the choice senators could speak. Gittleman’s German 188 class. Of the 345 for them by cancelling class either,” he added. Some professors said they felt that the registered students only 143 were in Foreign language lecturer Brian Gibbs boycott was effective because it brought at- attendance yesterday. Inside 1 and Romance Languages Chair Elizabeth tention to the financial aid cuts. the whole policy of diversity. I applaud stu- Features ...... P.5 Howe said they felt the same. “It’s a very important issue, and the boy- dents for being active. It’s really only up to Bret Thorn devises a plan to get “I don’t see two sides on this issue because cott has been successful in that it is drawing those people who are protesting as to what people to read his column (even on Fri- the Administration is not opposing what the attention to the issue... That’s what it’s all kind of protest is constructive,” Hollister days), but envisions it backfiring on him. students are doing,” Gibbs said, adding that about,” said Classics Department Chair Stephen said. he thinks “the Administration and faculty Hirsch. Many professors held classes yesterday Arts ...... p.7 would have been more sympathetic if there “I support efforts to make trustees aware,” even though almost complete absenteeism Erasure plays the Orpheum, Blues had just been a rally or if the students had Child Study Department Chair Donald Wert- was expected. After Dark plays MacPhie, and James participated in a more constructive way.” lieb said, adding, “I think that a boycott can “Speaking for me personally, I’m going Blood Ulmer plays Johnny D’s. Howe said that she had doubts about the reasonably be expected to do that.” to teach class. I’ll be there, but students will method of protest, but not the uproar against Sports pp.8-9 In addition to supporting the protest, Urban not be penalized for not coming,” Political ...... the financial aid cuts themselves. Just when you thought it was safe, the and Environmental Policy Chair Robert Science Department Chair Marilyn Glater Edge of Sports returns. Also, the Big “I wonder why the Senate’s way to ad- Hollister stressed the importance of student said before her class. dress the issue is to ~Ycott.They decide to activism. do it, then come to the faculty asking for “It’s an important issue for Tufts. It effects see BOYCOTT, page 10 THE TUFTS DAILY Friday, Feb wry 16,1990 rHE TUFTSDAILY Editorial Bob Goodman Editor-in-Chief Beyond the boycott and rally

Managing Editor: Lauren Keefe By rallying yesterday, despite the cold and sleet, in Administration will not give the necessary budget Associate Editors: Anna George, Geoff Leper front of Ballou Hall, Tufts students showed that they priority to financial aid. Provost Sol Gittleman told Editorial Page Editor: Christopher Ball want ’roduction Managers: Beth Geller, Markus Muellei the University to provide enough financial aid so The Daily earlier this month: “It was an effort of NEWS that Tufts can continue its five year-old need-blind prioritization that was simply unsustainable.” Editors: Stephen Newman, Colin Woodard admissions policy and maintain, if not increase, the But unless the priority level is sustained and the Assistant Editors: Constantine Athanas. Emanuel Bardanis level of economic diversity among students. “fiscally responsible” caveat is removed, the Univer- Wire. Editor: Ron Graber While the Administration wishes to do the same, it sity will lose its status as a need-blind institution and Assistant Wire Editor: Jason Salgo has not demonstrated the resolve that the students levels of diversity will diminish. The Administration OP-ED Editor: David Rothenstein showed yesterday to achieve these goals. Not only will probably describe the policy of alleged fiscal Assistant Editor: Eric Hirsch does the Administration appear unprepared to con- responsibility as a prudent and painful measure. They FEATURES tinue these practices in the future, it does not seem will be right only on the first count. It will be painful Editors: Jena Gerstel. Jamie Bronstein fully committed to preventing a shortfall next year. -- painful to those students who will be unable to Assistant Editor: Dan Ferat ARTS For the better interests of the University, the Board of attend Tufts. It will not be prudent. Currently enrolled Editors: Jill Grinberg, Laurie Jakobsen Trustees should mandate that the Administration commit students may have to reconsider their attendance here. Assistant Editor: Jason George itself to providing the necessary funds to reach the If the shortfall occurs one year and the Administration SPORTS goals Tufts has attained in the past five years. is unwilling to bailout the students, many students Editors: Mike Friedman, David Saltzman, Kelley Alessi The Administration’s backtrack might bailout of the University and go to a less costly Assistant Editor: Geoff Edgers The Administration has backtracked on its commit- institution for fear of losing Tufts financial assistance PHOTOGRAPHY ment to financial aid. Academic Vice President Robert the next year. The only thing Tufts will gain under the Editor: Karl Schatz Assistant Editors: Jonathan Grauer, Rotberg said in a Feb. 2 interview with The Daily that Administration’s current position is a bad reputation. Nathalie Desbiez, Julio Mota, Mara Riemer the Administration would find the necessary funds in A plea to the Trustees Special Assignments Editor: Denise Drower PRODUCTION the event that a shortfall occurred. A draft version of The Administration is aware of these undesirable Layout Editors: Janine Billy, Michelle Frayman a Feb. 13 Administration statement given to Rev. possibilities. But the Trustees have handed down Graphics Editor: Rich Auerbach Scotty McLennan states that “if the estimated shortfall instructions for the use of surplus funds that require Iassifieds Editors: Laura Walker, Michele Pennell Copy Editor: Julie Primost should occur, the Administration is committed to the Administration to use those funds for one-time making up the difference.” But the final version was capital expenditures before regular budget items are Javier Macaya Executive Business Director changed to say that the Administration will make up supplemented, rather than use it to make up budget Business Manager: Larry Azer “as much of the difference as is fiscally responsible.” shortfalls. The students are askiing the Trustees to alter Office Manager: Heather Paddock No one expects the Administration to be fiscally . this policy. Receivables Manager: Sandra Giordano irresponsible. The Administration should be able to 8 ’.The Senate hopes that Trustees are listening to the The Tufts Daily is a non-profit newspaper, publish= make up the projected shortfall in a “fiscally respon- students’ plea. Students can go beyond today’s rally Ionday through Friday during the academic year and dis sible” manner. Vice President Rotberg euphemisti- and express their concern in letters to the Trustees. On ibuted free to the Tufts community. The Daily is enWj .udent-mn. and there are no paid editorial positions. Tht cally called the final wording “more cautieus.” The Feb. 24, TCU President Billy Jacobson will addras baily is printed at Charles River Publishing, Charlestown m. final wording implies that if there is a shortfall, the the Trustees at the annual Senate-Trustee lunchedn. The Daily is located at the back entrance of Miller Hal Administration may not replace all the lost funds. He has the opportunity then to stress the importance of t Tufts University. Our phone number is (617) 381-3090 lusincss hours are 9:OO a.m. - 6:00p.m.. Monday thmugl The Administration has also suggested that meeting avoiding a shortfall and continuing previous commit- iiday and 1:OO p.m. - 600 p.m. on Sunday. Subscriptionsare $15 for a semester and $25 for a ful the demand for financial aid may no longer be pos- ments to financial aid. ‘car. Our mailing address is: The Tufts Daily, Back En sible. The cap on the percentage of revenue allocated, A combination of student demonstrations and ear- rance, Miller Hall, Tufts University, Medfod MA 02155 iubscriptions are mailed in wcekly packages. to financial aid makes another shortfall likely next nest arguments from student leaders convinced the The policies of The Tufts Daily are established by i year, since tuition will rise in excess of the rate of Trustees last year tadivest from companies operating iajority of the editorial board. Editorials are established b! rotating editorial board designated to represent a majorit! inflation. As Director of Financial Aid William in South Africa. Now the students are faced with a d editors. Editorials appear on this page, unsigned. Individ a1 editors are not necessarily responsibile for, or in agree Eastwood said: “Every time our cost goes up, more more difficult challenge -- convincing the Trustees to lent with. the policies and editorials of The Tufts Daily. people are thrown into the financial aid pool.” Stu- take positive steps to preserve the availability of ’Ihe content of letters. advertisements,signed columns artoons and graphics does not necessarily reflect the opin dents are treading water as it is; without increased aid financial aid to those in need. We hope that the >n of The Tufts Daily editorial board. from Tufts, many will drown in the costs. But the Trustees will choose as wisely as they did last year. Letters to the Editor Policy

The Tufts Daily welcomes letters from the readers. Tht %teaspage is an open forum for campus issues and corn Letters to the Editor ients about the Daily’s coverage. Letters must include the writer‘s name and a phone num New Yorker. Good thing you didn’t room. er where the writer can be reached. All letters must b men- erified with the writer before they can be published. I hate The Edge of tion the irrelevant Mets’ pitching staff. I responded meekly to this comment The deadline for letters to be consideredfor publicatior Edgers: “More Mets bashing.” and kept walking. When we reached the I the following day’sissue is 400 p.m. Due to space limitations,letters should be no longer thar Sports Did you hear about those goo.ns who room, he opened the door for me and 50 words. Leners should be accompanied by no more thar To the Editor: traded Babe Ruth? Was that in 1918, or entered the mom. He told me he needed to ght signatures. does that year hold a different dark day in see identification as he glancedaround my The editors reserve the right to edit letters for clarity Bad columns are in The Daily and it ublication of letters is subject to the discretion of thc makes me sick. Geoff Edgers’ The Edge of baseball history? room. “Oh, you like Norman Rockwell... iitors. Sports column, “I hate New York,” is cer- Edgers: “Let’s pick on the Giants.” He’s my favorite. You have good taste, Lutm should be typed orprintedfrom an IBMor IBM. rmpatible computer in letter-quality or near-letter-qualit) tainly the lowest form of journalism printed The Giants won their division --did Bill too.” I silently handed him my ID. “That’s iode. Letters written on Macintosh computers should bt in The Daily in my four years as a Jumbo. Parcells and “Simmsy” have anything to a really good picture,” he added as he rought in on disk - files should be saved in “text-only‘ Well, let’s get the facts straight. do with it? Naw! stared at me. He finally left but my anger mat, and disks should be brought in with a copy of thc tter.DiskscanbepickedupinTheDai?ybusinessofficethc Edgers: “Sandy with her jumpsuit, Edgers: A sportswriter from The Daily at having been put in such a position has Illowing day. jewelry, perfume, Biff, and Biff’s car.” who need a great deal of polishing. not. Letters should address the editor and not a particularin. Edgers’ column was childish. He made With such recent acts of violence as the dual. While letten can be critical of an individual! All New Yorkers certainly fall into this bons, they should not attack someone’s personality traits stereotype. You saw right through us. Hats no point, and used untrue stereotypes to murder of a female student at Lehigh The Daily will not accept anonymous letters or pen off to you. I’ll stop spitting mucous right produce a shallow, offensive, and obnox- University in Pennsylvania and, closer to mes except in extreme circumstances if the Executive oard determines that there is a clear and present danger L away. ious column. Gee, I thought that only New home, the attack upon a fellow classmate e author. The Daily will not accept letters regarding the Edgers: “Bedlam = New York invested Yorkers were obnoxious. in the dorm next to mine, I have become werage of other publications, unless their coverage itsell danger zone.” Thank you. I’m done. more conscious of campus safety -- or lack LS become a newswoahy issue that has appeared in ’Ihe aily.The Daily will accept lcrtcrs of thanks. if space per- Again, Edgers is brilliant. New Yorkers thereof. After that Tufts police officer, iu, but will not nm lerrcn whose sole purpose is to adver. have caused all the world’s bedlam. Damn Alan Marcus A’90 very intimidating in stature, left my room, ;e an event my nervousness dissipated only to be re- When Writgs havcgmp affiliations orhold titles orpe us. rims dated to the upic of their leacr, The Daily will note Edgers: “Those crazy New York driv- placed by my steadily increasing ire. If I at in italics following the letter. This is to pmvide addi- ers.” were ever in trouble and needed protec- mal information to the readers and is not intended to Officer behaved mCtfmnthc1eoer. . Since there are no freeway shootings in tion, this would be the man who would LA, or for that matter any bad Boston inappropriately come to my defense? What right did he cwneds IMO~~UUO~: drivers, it must be us New Yorkers again. To the Editor: see LETTERS, page 6 All Tufts studmu must submit clzrsificds in pason, Edgers: “The Yankees and Lou Polo- I am writing concerning an incident epaidincash.Allclassificdssubmiaedbymailmustbeac- nia.” which happened this week. Having locked rmpanied by a check. Classifieds may not be submimd ’ I am certainly glad you have chosen myself out of my room, I telephoned Tufts Correction rer the phone. History Professor Gerald Gill was Notices and Lost 8c Found are free and IUII on Tuesdays Luis to represent our bedlam City of New Police, and I was told to wait in the lobby idThursdays only. Notiw are limited to two per week pa York. I’m glad you have decided to point for a police officer. After waiting for half incorrectly referred to as a political ganizationand must be wrimon Daily forms and submit- out the Yankees one true fault. Especially an hour, someone finally came. However, science professor in yesterday’s news d in person. story, “Rally plans finalized.” Notiw cannot be used to sell mwhandise or advenise now that their owner and pitching are no I was indignant and extremely uncomfort- ajor events. The Tufts Daily is not responsible for any longer the real problems. By the way, does able when I was greeted at the door with a In yesterday’s news story, “DTD may images due to typographicalerrors or misprintingsexcepi host Soviet panelist at symposium,” e cost of the insertion, which is fully refundable. Luis know that Margo Adams is available “Well, they didn’t tell me you were going (and likes ballplayers I hear)? to be so good looking. I would have hur- Geoffrey Kemp of the Carnegie En- Please Recycle Edgers: ‘‘Darryl ried right over.”This was not only tembly dowment was incorrectly identified as Strawberry.” being a former editor with The Wall When you’re done reading the Daily, please bring you] Danyl is from LA -- and should go back inappropriate but incredibly sexist and >piesto your local recycling center. Thank you. too. Another great example for the true offensive,and I had to bring this man to my Street Journal. Friday, February 16,1990 THE TUFTS DAILY page three Fortnight festival cannot be held in Arena Theater by ELIZABETH YELLEN classes in the spring semester. : Diamond explained that these said. ing of a few plays in the lounge of Contributing Writer Diamond said that 3Ps has no alternate locations were not ideal Barnettagreed,saying thatshe Jackson Gym, but it has since Due to scheduling conflicts with objections to using space outside performancespaces because they was glad that the students are expanded to include more than the Drama Department,the Fort- of the Arena Theater because it lack essential equipment and willing to perform despite their ten student productions. night Arts Festival, sponsored by will call attention to the produc- scenery storage space. exclusion from the Arena Thea- Diamond said that drama is Pen, Paint and Pretzels, has been tions. Headdedthat 3Psisneither According to Diamond, four ter. “It shows they want to do not the only type of performance closed out of the Arena Theater angry nor discouraged because of groups are involved in obtaining stuff -- I think it’s wonderful,” featured in the Fortnight festival. for the first time since its incep- the conflict. space for student performances: she said. In past years, he said, it has also tion nearly seven years ago. Barnett said that this year a the Administration, the Drama “There are so many things on featured puppet shows and dance Pat Diamond, president of pen, scheduling conflictwas inevitable. Department, the Student Activi- campus that need more space, but performances. Paint andpretzels, said that“3Ps” She explained that in past years, ties Office, and the student per- I think the University is trying to had previously been able to use the Drama Department’s annual formance groups. He said that the meet everybody’s needs as fairly While some of the acts pre- the Arena Theater for at least part major production has taken place student groups are the least influ- as possible. It obviously can’t grant sented during Fortnight have of Fortnight’s two-week run. during the second to last week of ential and that the resulting con- everybody’s wishes,” Barnett said. faculty advisors, the festival is He said that rather than classes. This year, as a result of flicts are a case of differing pri- Diamond expressed concern completely conceived of, pro- cancelling the event altogether, scheduling conflictswith religious orities. that the new theater, which will duced, and performed by students, the group has decided to look for holidays, the department has Barnett and Diamond agreed be contained in the Aidekman Diamond said. The group chooses an alternative location. Julie decided to move its production to that a lack of communication Arts Center, will not be available the acts to be performed based on Dubiner, a member of 3Ps, said the final week of classes. between these groups is the ma- for student performances. How- student proposals they receive. the group is considering construct- Because of similar problems, jor source of the schedulingprob- ever, Barnett said that “the stu- ing a temporary stage near Wessell last year 3Ps was only able to use lems. dents will not be shut out of the “Fortnight is an incredibly library. the Arena for one week, Diamond Secretary of 3Ps Seth Blum new theater.” important thing,” Dubiner said. According to Arena Theater said. He said that the second week‘s said he supported the decision to The Arts Center is currently She said that the festival provides Business Manager Joanne Bar- performances took place in vari- continue with Fortnight despite under construction and is sched- directing and experience oppor- nett, Fortnight consists of several ous locations, including Goddard the scheduling conflicts. “I think uled to be completeearly in 1991. tunities to students who may not student performanceswhich take Chapel, the CraneRoom, and the it is a testament of the dedication According to Barnett, the otherwisc have a chance to dis- place during the last two weeks of Alumnae Lounge. of those students to theater,” he Fortnight festival began as aread- play their talents. II 11 11 News Briefs 11 Four Presidents Forge What II From the Associated Press I1 Bush Calls ‘Anti-Drug Cartel’ CAFtTAGENA, Colombia (AP) controversialdrug initiatives, such told reporters, “I owe it to the EPA adds 71 sites to cleanup list -- President Bush and three Latin as the idea of a naval cordon off children of America, the United WASHINGTON (AP)-- The Environmental Protection Agency American leaders, conducting a Colombia, and chose instead to States, ... to these three presi- added 71 hazardous waste sites, including 14 Defense Department tense summit under an air, sea deal in broader themes. That helped dents, to guarantee them that we installations, to its national priority cleanup list Thursday. and land security shield, forged keep harmony among sometimes will do everything we can to cut The action brings the total number of sites on the list to 1,081. agreement Thursday on a new differing leaders. ... the demand for narcotics in the The 71 sites previously had been proposed for listing and had joint drug-fightingstrategy. Bush Extraordinary security precau- United States.” undergone a final review before being placed on the cleanup list. called it “the first anti-drug car- tions were taken to protect Bush Anot$er 137 sites have been proposed for cleanup under the federal tel.” and his three summit partners, That was a message that had Superfund law, but still await final reviews, officials said. Flanked by the leaders of the with some 5,000 uniformed troops been awaited by the three Andean The action brings the total number of Defense facilities on the three largest cocaine-producing watching over the proceedings. president, who came to the sum- priority cleanup list to 75. nations, Bush called the summit Battleships presented an impos- mit complaining that the United One site was dropped from the list, the Keyser Avenue Borehole in an “ice-breaking” event. He vowed ing force off shore and helicopter . States had not done enough at Scranton, Pa. Officials said it did not pose a big enough health threat to step up attempts to curtail the gunships hovered nearby. home tocurtail demand for drugs. demand for narcotics at home, for listing. But Colombian guerrillas made Placement on the list makes non-federal sites eligible for federal saying “we are making progress” Back in Washington,D.C., the but that more needs to be done. their own point, one of defiance. U.S. capital, federal prosecutors cleanup aid. They kidnapped an American A joint communique signed sent a separate message -- an- by Bush and Presidents Virgilio priest in Cali, the third U.S. citi- nouncing the indictment of Mayor Perrier stock rebounds, recall picks up speed Barco of Colombia, Jaime Paz zen taken prisoner by rebels this Marion Barry on eight counts of week. Also, a small bomb ex- PARIS (AP)-- Store owners in Israel, Australia and Switzerland Zamora of Bolivia and Alan Garcia perjury and possession of a con- pulled bottles of Pemer sparkling water from the shelves Thursday as apparently ruled out the use of ploded Thursday morning, 4( trolled substance. a general worldwide recall got under way. U.S. military forces in the An- miles from Barranquilla Airport, But beverage industry analysts remained divided about whether damaging a voltage regulator of a dean region. “Each country may “Every tactic and every weapon the tony brand in the distinctive green bottle will ever recover its involve its armed forces in this line that fed the air conditioning of the airport where Bush landed pales into insignificance compared prestige. fight within its own national ter- to the need to reduce demand,” two hours later. The recall affects 160 million bottles of the water in 120 countries ritory,” it said. Barco said. “The only law that and could cost the company up to 200 million francs, or $35 million, In their meeting, they steered Summing up his talks with the the narco-terrorists do not break officials said. away from some of the most Latin American presidents, Bush is the law of supply and demand.” Perrier President Gustave Leven announced the worldwide recall Wednesday after traces of the cancer-causingchemical benzene were found in recent weeks in some bottles shipped to the United States, Canada, West Germany, Denmark and the Netherlands. Washington Mayor Barry Premier Michel Rocard saluted Perrier’s move to withdraw some 160 million bottles of its water from sale as “a courageous decision.’’ indicted on drug charges Marketing and beverage experts in the United States disagreed on whether the brand will be able to recover. WASHINGTON (AP) - Mayor cent. quick public statement about his “The answer is a qualified said Neil Berlant, managing Marion Barq was indicted Thurs- Mundy said the charges “aren’t political future any time soon. partner of Water Research Associates, a Los Angeles-based merchant day on eight charges of possess- as devastating, as harsh as I ex- The mayor has turned the day- banking firm specializing in investment in the water industry. ing crack cocaine and lying re- pected them to be” but that a to-day operations of the District The qualification, he said, was that “they don’t determine that the peatedly to a federal grand jury felony conviction would be “dis- of Columbia government over to problem is indeed with the spring.” questioning him about drug use. astrous” for the mayor. a top deputy. “I know that when a trial is held I In the face of rumors that have The felony perjury counts all GM, Ford 4th-Quarter Earnings Tumble will be exonerated,” Barry de- dogged him the past several years, stem from questions a grand jury DETROIT (AP) -- Fourth-quarter profits plunged by 50 percent at clared. Barry steadfastly denied ever using asked him about visits to Lewis’ General Motors Corp. and by 72.9 percent at Ford Motor Co. as the Barry was undergoing treat- drugs. In his statement Thursday, Washington hotel room in De- nation’s biggest automakers showed the effect Thursday of slow sales ment at aFloridasubstanceabuse Barry said he was undergoing cember 1988; four of the five and costly buyer incentives. clinic when the grand jury re- treatment for “the disease of al- misdemeanor possession charges The quarterly results completed a sharp drop in annual earnings for turned the indictment to a federal coholism.” result from the same investiga- the nation’s Big Three automakers, which have been struggling with magishate. He emlled in the clinic Only one of the charges filed tion. The fifth possession-count an indusuywide slump that has prompted plant closings and thou- after his arrest last month in what Thursday stems from the vide- represents the formal lodgingofa sands of layoffs. authorities say was a videotaped otaped hotel room encounter be- charge in connectionwith his Jan. Autoworkers will get more bad news this spring: The decline in hotel drug sting. tween Barry and Rasheeda Moore, 18 cocaine possession arrest. . profits at GM, Ford and Chrysler Cop., which posted a $664 million He said in a statement that the a one-time Barry girlfriend who U.S. Attorney Jay B. Stephens fourth quarter net loss Tuesday, will mean little or no annual profit indictment “represents a continu- is cooperating with investigators. said of the perjury charges, “Mr. sharing payments this year. ation of the political lynching and The other charges result from his Barry falsely testified ... that he Industrywide, car and truck sales fell sharply when the 1990 model excesses that the Justice Depart- association with Charles Lewis, was unaware of any narcotics year began in October, mainly because of reduced buyer incentives ment in this multi-year, multi- who has pleaded guilty to drug activity by Mr. Charles Lewis, and higher prices for the new vehicles. million dollar effort to investi- conspiracy charges. when he stated that Mr. Lewis gate me and the Barry admini- The 14-month investigation has had never given him, Mr. Barry, stration. focused on Barry’s ties to Lewis. any narcotics, and when he stated Pro-abortion groups launch political efforts Bany said he had no plans to Barry has told top political that he, Mr. Barry, had never given BOSTON (AP) -- Planned Parenthood announced Thursday the resign. His lawyer, R.Kenneth aides he would abandon his hopes any narcotics to Mr. Lewis.” creation of Massachusetts Republicans for Choice, a group that Mundy, said Barry would return for a fourth term, but sources Stephenswould not take ques- supports a woman’s right to abortion. But the group will not endorse from Florida for arraignment close to the mayor have said he tionsafter reading a brief state- see BRIEFS, page 6 within 10 days and plead inno- would refrain from making any ment to reporters. page four THE TUFTS DAILY Friday, February 16,1990 In sleet and snow, students rally for financial aid Chanting “We want aid,” Tufts students take a stance against projected shortfall

Photos bv Denise Drower, Mara Riemer, and Karl Schatz Friday, February 16,1990 THE TUFTS DAILY page five FEATURES ~~ Is Anybody Out There? Well thank you very much TCU Senate for ruining my Then they’ll tape it to a sheet of notebook paper and from disgusting and offensive literature. Maybe I’ll lose :olumn! hang it upon their wallsand bulletin boards with the most at first, but I’ll appeal! I’ll go all the way to the Supreme It’s hard enough getting folks to read something disgusting and offensive parts highlighted in yellow, with Court! xinted in Friday’s Daily, what with so many people not commentarywritten on the sheet of paper that says things I’ll be interviewed by Geraldo and Oprah Winfrey. laving classes today and all. It’s even harder during a like “Don’t let your campus paper print such disgusting The newly emerging democracies of Eastern Europe three day weekend, when a lot of people leave town and offensive filth and garbage! Protest! Have a sit-in at will be focusing intensely on the issue, for the decision anyway, and here you the Daily! Paint the cannon! Light a bonfire! Riot! rendered on this case will help them decide how to Bret Thorn go calling for a boycott Boycott, boycott, boycott! legislate free speech in their own countries. of classes on a Thurs- Then maybe I’ll be taken before the CSL and Stephen I’ll appear on Nightline, and there will be a live Havoc on the Hill day, which is enough Newman and Colin Woodard will write all about me on satellite hook-up with Lech Walesa in Warsaw! to tempt even the most the front page (I never get to be on the front page), and China, North Korea and Albania will blast the world diligent students to blow off classes on Friday too and people will write letters to the editor about me. Some will with diatribes ridiculing the so-called “free speech” of have a huge five-day break. I mean in five days you could defend me, but most will condemn me, and the letters will the Capitalist world. They will call the newly emerging go anywhere. You could go to Paris or Sumatra or keep pouring in for two and a half weeks! democracies “running dogs of the Imperialist West!” Antigua. And then as I’m placed on probation I or I1 -- no, wait, Well, that will be just about as much as Eastern You could probably fly to the moon. they’ll make up a whole new kind of probation just for Europe can stand. Outraged, the allied states of Yugosla- I have friends coming up this weekend so I’m staying me! They’ll call it something like Special Probation for via, Romania and Bulgaria will march into Albania. here. Until they get here, though, I’m alone -- alone, Extreme Deviants -- maybe WBZ-TV and the Boston Thcn separatist movements from Kazakhstan, Uzbcki- without anyone even to read my column. Globe will show up outside Metcalf Hall and push their Stan and Khirgizia will march into western China, out- It does open up some interesting possibilities, though, way through the crowd of angry students waiting to lynch raged at the affront to their potentially new democracies. this ability to write a column that virtually no one will me. They’ll write about me on AP, UP1 and Reuters! The bloodbath that results will cause thc whole world read. I can write all sorts of offensive things without Then maybe storms of protest will spread across the to re-evaluate what free speech means. Mankind will getting slashed to pieces. Or maybe, if I’m offensive country as a new anti-disgusting-and-offensive-columns- remember once again that along with freedom of speech enough, the nine people who do read this column this in-college-daily-tabloids movement is launched across comes the responsibility of speaking with caution and week will turn purple with anger, and bluster and want to the nation. forethought, the need to understand the importance and scream, saving up this rage all weekend until their And maybe this will inspire a counter-movement power of the printed word, its permanence and the Friends come back and then shout “Look at this filthy, extolling the need to maintain absolute free speech even profound effects it has on the world around us. trashy piece of disgusting pseudo-quasi-journalistic if disgusting and offensive things must occasionally be My column will be an example of how the power of putrescence those puss-infested scumbags at the Daily tolerated. By now I will have been expelled from school, the written word is abused, the quintessentialmagnum of are trying topass off on us now! Boy, they’ve really sunk and I’ll sue! what nor to do. to a new low!” It will be a touchy issue; free speech versus freedom And then maybe people will read it. Trump vs. Trump heads to court Pesky sea lions invade NEW YORK (AP) -- “The of his 13-year marriage, though firm or deny that his daughter is 0 0 n Donald” wasn’t talking, though innuendos flew. involved with Trump. pier in San Francisco the press tried to catch him walk- Hearns’. manager, Emanuel Rumors also have circulated ing. And Thomas “Hit Man” Steward, referred to Trump as that Trump was involved with SAN FRANCISCO (AP) -- For more than a month, the Hepns made a prediction Thurs- “The Donald,” Ivana’s pet name skater Peggy Fleming, but she Hundreds of pushy, barking sea members of the herd -- with up to day you can take to the bank: a for her husband, saying: “I want angrily denied those reports. Flem- lions, some weighing more than 300 animals -- have been fishing, Trump will win in Trump vs. to thank ‘The Donald’ for getting ing, 41, convened a news confer- 800 pounds, are occupying at least frolickingand fightingat theboat Trump. the crowd out for us today.” ence Wednesday in Los Gatos, 20 slips at the pricy Pier 39 yacht berths, which can sell for up to Donald Trump experienced the But the most profound state- Calif., the suburb where she lives basin, delighting tourists but $50,000. same media crush his wife, Ivana, mentcamefrom Hearns, who was with her husband and two chil- making life miserable for the Pier 39 is a shopping, restau- was’aeated to on Wednesday when asked who he thought would Wn dren. marina and boat owners. rant andamusementcomplexjust a pack of reporters and TV cam- in Trump vs. Trump, a battle with “I’ve been around Donald “They’re cute as buttons, but east of Fisherman’s Wharf. eras dogged her outside a fancy Trump’s estimated $1.7 billion Trump four times in my life,” she they’re very aggressive,” com- The management is womed restaurant. fortune at stake. said. “We had a business relation- plained management spokes- that the bulky animals, adding Like Ivana, Trump said noth- “ATrump is gonna win some- ship. I wouldn’t even call him a woman Lucy Hobgood-Brown. unexpected tons of weight to float- ing. Surrounded by beefy, seri- where,” he said. good friend.” “They’re not hurting business, but ing docks, will do serious dam- ous-looking security men, the Trump, 43, moved out of his A prenuptial agreement calls they’re damaging the docks, and age to them and the attached water developer-casinooperator-airline penthouse apartment Sunday amid for Ivana to receive $25 million, they have bad breath.” pipes andelectricconduits. When owner was kept at arms length reports he was involved with 26- custody of the couple’s three The problem is that the her- the whole gang is out of the wa- from the press before and after a year-old actress-model Marla children and the mansion in ring-gobbling sea lions are under ter, the docks are awash. news conference at his Plaza Hotel. Maples, whom a source said he Connecticut. But Mrs. Trump the federal Marine Mammals Many electric meters at dock The topic was the April 28 me$ at the church where the Trumps wants more. Protective Act and may not be boxes have already been slapped Hearns vs. Michael Olajide fight were wed. New York Newsday quoted harassed, hunted, captured or loose when the sea lions haul out atTrump’snew “$1 billion baby,” Ms. Maples has not commented Trump associatesas saying Trump killed. of the water. The frisky creatures the Trump Taj Mahal in Atlantic on the Trump split ,but her agent, planned to up the ante to $100 ‘‘I don’t think you can even also scrape loose metal flashing City, N.J., but it was obvious more Chuck Jones, denies she’s in- million. That report was flatly glare at them,” said marina man- and bash in relatively fragiledock than a few of those on hand were volved. ’ denied by Trump’s lawyers, Jay ager Sheila Chandor. boxes. boxing neophytes. Maples’ father, Stan Maples Goldberg and Stanford Lotwin, National Marine Fisheries “Our ‘guests’ won’t leave,” Trump referred to the unusu- of Cohutta, Ga., said Thursday who added in a statement that the Service biologist Brad Hanson Chandor mourned. “But the tour- ally large number of reporters, that his daughter won’t be hurt by pre-nuptial is “ironclad.” said experts are mystified as to ists love it.” telling Hearns, “It’s a great turn- all the publicity. Mrs. Trump’s spokesman, John why the mammals have descended The pier’s main walkway runs out for you, Tommy.” “This is not a big staging to Scanlon, was out of the office and on such a public spot. He said directly in front of the sea lions’ The dapper megabuilder said boost her career,” he also told the could not immediately be reached they usually prefer relatively iso- nothing specific about the breakup Atlanta Journal, refusing to con- for comment. lated areas. see PIER, page 6 Brown students join homeless protest in Providence PROVIDENCE, R.I. (AP)-- “It was supp&ed to be only others braved snow, hail, freez- maybe the more people will under- street and walked around us,” then The rows of sleeping bags were three at each spot, but people ing rain and temperatures of 29 stand and maybe more people crossed back over. once again outside the federal have just been coming down and degrees Wednesday night in Provi- will try to get out of their bed one building this morning as students adding to the numbers, including dence, Cranston and Pawtucket. night and sleep outside and see Chafee was unavailable but and othersjoined the homeless in some homeless people,” said Tull, “When that starts banging on how it is,” he said. Mike Ryan, an aide, said Thurs- wrapping up a five-night sleep- 35. the box it keeps you awake. The The participants said the pub- day, “It certainly wouldn’t have out to promote affordable hous- “One of the women who is people who wexen’t in a box, they lic has been supportive,dropping been intentional.” ing. staying with us was chased out of got soaking wet,” said Ed, a 34- off coffee, donuts and even soup. Dan Newman, 20, a Brown “The first night I slept out it an apartment building where she year-old homeless man, who said Some brought blankets. ... student, planned to take a sleep- was rather warm but last night it was warming herself at a hallway “One person reached out with normally on a such a night he ing bag, a pad to sleep on, warm began to snow a little after mid- a $50 bill to give to us to go get a radiator,” he said. “We’ve had would have taken refuge under a clothing and a flashlight for his night and it was very, very cold,” hotel room,” said Tull, who said families. We had a woman with downtown bridge. overnight Friday. He said he would Katie Wales said Thursday. three of her children last night Ed, who asked that his last the group declined. “It was a very frightening head to classes at the Ivy League and a gentleman with his daugh- name not be used, said he is in Ed, however, said it’s not always university as usual on Friday. experience being that cold,” said ter last night also.” line for a job and has been receiv- like that. “Some people put you Wales, 22, a recent graduate of The effort is part of a nation- ing counselling for his alcohol- down,” he said. “They tell you to “To lookat itas sort of a Brown Brown University. wide campaign, which started Dec. ism. go out and find a job.” student who goes to this elite The camp-outs, held outside 25 and is scheduled to continuein “For me things are looking a Tu11 said Rhode Island’s con- college who goes down to help is the offices of Rhode Island’s 65 various communities until April lot better. .. That’s what I’m here gressmen, all of whom met with a really bad way to look at it,” he congressional delegation, attracted 15, said Tull. for -- I’m trying to help other the group this week, were “moved said. “I like to think of it as I am ’ about 80 people since Sunday -- Six Rhode Islanders were in people, too,” he said. by the extent to which we had a citizen like everyone else and nearly twice the original goal, Washington this week to partici- Ed said he has “respect” for made our point.” because of the circumstance of said organizer Jim Tull, a co- pate in a simultaneous vigil on people like Wale, who partici- He said, however, that the night how I was born I have an oppor- director of hosHouse, a shelter Capitol Hill, said Tull. pated in the sleep-out. before the pupmet with Chafee, tunity to help out and to raise and soup kitchen. In Rhode Island, Wales and “The more people there are, a Republican, “He crossed the awareness.” - page six THE TUFTS DAILY Friday, February 16,1990 Draft shows discrepancy aid position AP News briefs DRAFT the statement issued at Rotberg’s BRIEFS for governor who is running on a sponse.” He added that originally continued from page 3 continued from page 1 he had thought he could make a Feb. 13 news conference. McLen- pro-choice platform, showed up concerns were incorporated in the “sweeping statement,”but by the nan said that he received a phone any candidates seeking election at the meeting. But so did sup- final version, he said. time of the press conference, af- call from Gittleman yesterday this year. porters of House Minority Leader “They’re saying in the docu- ter a “more careful look,” he felt afmmn apologizing for unknow- “I think the purpose of doing Steven Pierce. Pierce, another this is to show that there are a lot leading candidate, has taken an ment, the other one that I saw, that a “sweeping statement wasn’t ingly giving McLennan a draft anti-abortion stand, but has said that there might be a financial a very good idea.”He said that he version of the statement. of pro-choice Republicans,” said problem. I don’t know enough to was being cautious. “He said this with heartfelt Susan Newsom, associate direc- his support is broad-based. know about it?” Gittleman said Rotberg said that members of’ apology and such truthfulness and tor for Planned Parenthood. Republicans for Choice will yesterday afternoon, referring to the Administration wrote all of honesty. From my perspective Former U.S. Prosecutor Wil- not endorse any of the candidates, the final document. the drafts, but that the effort was there is no question in my mind liam Weld, a leading candidate Newsom said. When asked in a conversation coordinated by him. He would that this was an honest mistake,” yesterday evening whether the not say exactly who wrote the McLennan said. Some students skeptical Administration might be unable phrase in question and only added “I should add that I am very AID to make up the predicted short- that he took responsibility for a apologetic because I had a role in doing it until we can’t do it any- continued from page 1 more. can’t print the money in fall, Rotberg declined to answer “good chunk of it.” raising students expectations,” I the basement of Ballou Hall,” yes or no. “It was a statement I read --all McLennan said, referring to the Kurtz said. Ku~feels that the Gittleman added. Rotberg said that the remarks the words have to be mine,” he possibility of the Administration financial aid shortfall will com- made on Feb. 6 were an “initial making up a difference in finan- promise this diversity. “This will Many administrative employ- added. ees and several deans crowded response”and the statement from Last night, Gittleman said that cial aid. just become a place for the afflu- around a Ballou Hall second floor Feb. 13 was a “secondary re- he supports and “stands behind” ent student,” he said. “I think its really important window for a birds’ eye-view of that all students are getting in- the rally bellow. Letters to the Editor volved because its not just an “Its great the students are inter- heavily in favor of such an action, issue that’s affecting people who ested,” said Associate Dean of albeitgreatly dismayedatthefail- are on financial aid,” sophomore Undergraduate Studies Lillian ure to utilize the entire day for our Lisa Thebner said. Broderick as the crowd cheered purposes. This was an oversight “It’s affecting people whether below. “I’m not sure how effec- be the organizers that unfortu- they’re rich or poor,” Thebner tive the boycott will be.... the nately undermined our efforts, added, “if we have just the wealthy kinds of speeches that are being leaving us very vulnerable to criti- people going here than you can’t made are probably more to the cism. However, there were bene- get any sort of an education.” point than actually dismissing fits to the boycott that far out- Dean of Administration Larry classes,” she continued. weigh petty accusations of inse- Ladd could be seen watching the “Well, I think the rally was a curity. rally from his third floor office. good idea,” Director of Commu- Boycotting classes on Thurs- University Provost Sol Gittle- nications Rosemarie Van Camp day was a dramatic action -- ex- man made a brief outdoor ap- said yesterday afternoon, adding actly what is needed to create pearance to take in the rally, but “I think it needs to be stressed solidarity among the student body. he said he felt it should be taking again and again that the admini- We drew attention to ourselves place on Beacon Hill. “I’d like to stration and the students are on and then made a declaration. Per- try to move it down to the state the same side.” haps the greatest advantage of the house ... This University pumps Many students at yesterday’s boycott was that it forced the fac- every nickel it can into financial rally were skeptical of the ad- ulty to unite, make a group deci- aid -- we’ve been doing this for ministration’smotives. “Until they sion, join us. fifteen years now and its going to make some sort of affirmative In bringing our ideas to Ballou, run out because we can’t take up action in the allocation of funds, we forced the Administration to the slack of the state government then we can’t exactly feel they’re know that we cannot accept their and federal government. on the same side as weme,” planned budget for financial aid “We can’t make up that kind Thebner said. and that we, the people for whom of money. We’re going to keep the school exists, expect them to take into serious consideration what Sea lions invade marina we feel. PIER invaded the marina because the The protests should by no means continued from page 5 end with the Tufts Administra- berths happened to be empty at tion. We are confronted with adopted neighborhood. During the time. Boats are to be returned warped values that are propagated afternoons, the place is a cacoph- to the occupied docks next week, by President Bush and extends ony of barking blubber, chatter- and all hands are hoping for the into the bureaucratic labyrinth ing tourists and clicking cameras. best. The sea lions are all bulls, “The mating season starts in below him. When we decided to most of them 3- to 5-year-old boycott classes, we did so be- May and we’re hoping the males juveniles, Hanson said. Some, here will go and join the ladies at cause wedemanded change in the however, and highly system. We are, therefore, devi- are full-grown the breeding grounds in the Chan- aggressive characters that have nel Islands,” said Hobgood-Brown. ates of the system (to varying charged ppleventuring onto the The islands are north of degrees) and pose a threat to the Los docks. No one has hurt. status quo that runs this country been Angeles, near Santa Barbara. Hanson thought the sea lions and its private colleges. Those students who chose to extend their holiday weekend took no stance ATTENTION PROSPECTIVE at all -- they neither cut classes nor attended them; they left. These LAW .A-.STUD71 people are the stilts holding up the increasingly elite, misrepre- sentative nature of American society and the private education Lza system that it embraces. When Law School Preparation Course these students return, they will II find that we are a little bit stronger. Pre-Law will prepare you for Law School by The most important realiza- tion will occur when those of us teaching you how to: who desire to live in a society that Study the Law effectively. cestors. I think that Marks was for the millions of Jews who died cares for, and secures universal 11 incorrect in labelling such Jewish in Hitler’s Europe. “freedom” for, its people understand Be prepared for sentiment as “anti-Ehristian dis- that we have the capability to bring Class participation. crimination.” Rather, I view such Lisa Thebner 5’92 change by whatever means we choose. attitudes clearly as assertions of Don’t forget the The boycott could never be a Develop effective research Jewish identity -- an identity which, “bad” thing. But it can easily be- and writing skills. throughout history, has constantly reasons behind come a forgotten thing and we can- been challenged. On a personal not let this happen if we want to see Master your law exams. level, I have grown up in a rela- the class boycott this country and its people survive. tively “sheltered” environment, To the Editor: I Achieve the highest grades! protected from the greater evils For the past several days I have T. E. Napolitano A’90 II of anti-Semitism. While instances been thinking about the propriety For FREE information call: 01 LJGIII~caiieu mu rererred to as of a student class boycott. I have (The writer is an editor of Queen’s a “kike” still sear my memory, I come to the decision that I am Head and Artichoke.) (203)838-6777 This Newspaper is I or write: Recyclable. Pre-Law, P.O. Box 3504,Westport CT 06880 I 1 Friday, February 16,1990 THE TUFTS DAILY page seven ARTS Erasure goe Wild! at Orpheum by LAURIE JAKOBSEN moon in a rainstorm. Add a ptero- Reebok was sponsoring the tour Daily Editorial Board dactyl. Then, add Erasure. was evident -sneakers were the “That was so weird,”“Yeah, it Standing alone on the stage of preferred footwear here. But they was bizarre - but it was good,” huge flowers, rocks, ramps, and were also necessary- Bell gives were the phrases on everyone’s platforms, Vince Clarke started Madonna a run for her money in mouth as they 1eftErasure’sWild! in with “Piano Song”, the first on the dance department. show at the Orpheum Theater their latest album, Wild!.Then in “Wouldn’t you like to tell Tuesday night. With their elabo- walked Andy Bell. Erasure is Mother and Father: ‘I just don’t rate stage set, dancers, costumes, perhaps the only band where the like the way that you brought me and light show, it was unlike any men wear less clothing than the up!”’ was the lead-in to “Brother show I have seen before - but women - Bell’s attire consisted and Sister.” The most bizarre light-. they were enhancements, not of a green sequined leotard, knee ing prop came out in this song - excuses, for the music of Erasure. socks, and the thickest-soled imagine a cross between a dog’s There was no opening band; sneakers in existence. head and Darth Vader’s mask with instead, a curtain of a tropical This was followed by “How a mouth and expression that fol- island hung before the stage, with Many Times?’ Bell explained in lowed the words of the song. the base of the rampsjust peeping a high, campy voice, that this was Two male modem dancers out underneath. First, old TV the foreplay of the set -soft and joined the performanceeveryfew themes were played over the sultry. songs, entering the first time as speakers - haven’t heard that Erasure performed “You Sur- attendantsduring “Star,” with Bell Wonder Woman theme in years round Me,” the first single from acting in the role of Christ with - which mutated into tropical Wild! with the help of two female the crown of thorns. Erasure, being sounds, the “sun” rising and set- back-up singers dressed in a a two-person group, and a mainly Vince Clarke and Andy Bell shook up the Orpheum ting through a trick of lights on combination of work-out clothes Tuesday - literally. the curtain, and the rise of the and belly-dancer attire. That see WILD, page 10 Blues After Dark beats the odds Cinema Paradiso marks MacPhie Pub proved one thing, strutted its way through a taste- by RIC ’‘HELLHORN a simpler trend in films Senior Staff Writer it’s that blues is no longer the fully chosen selection of Chicago- exclusive province of brooding style elecmc blues that transcended by JALEEL SHUJATH quotes. After the movie house If Blues M~cDark’stwo-hour crooners who strum seventh the inherent limitations of the Contributing Writer burns down, Toto, although only Orgy of super-slick, groove-ori- chords. The skin-tight six-piece idiom. Cinema Paradiso is a nostal- eleven, is made the new projec- ented blues-rock last Tuesday at ensemble shuffled, swung, and Blues After Dark’s strong jazz gic look at movies in Giancalco, tionist. overtones, their obvious affinity B small Sicilian town. The film, Toto progresses toward adult- for early rhythm and blues, and a which won the Golden Globe hood as he falls in love while ready sense of humor may not Award for Best Foreign Film and shooting footage on his camera. endear them to purists, but for the received the Special Jury Prize at Later, he returns from the army, rcst of us, the band is illustrative and Alfredo tells him to leave of just how far a passion for the Film Giancaldo to learn how the real form can take you. world functions. Says Alfredo, Pacing is the key to any suc- % Review “Whatever you end up doing, love cessful blues set, and Blues After I it ... And don’t ever come back. If Dark is smart enough to keep the the Cannes Film Festival, is seen you do, don’t visit me. I won’t let tempos turning at all times. Too through the eyes of Salvatore or you in my house.”The next time many fast numbers jade the audi- ‘Toto,” now a filmmaker (Jac- Salvatore returns, it is for Al- ence; stacking the deck with plod- ques Penin), as he reminisces about 6-edds funeral. AlMoleaves him ding twelve-bars puts them to his childhood in post-war Italy. a can of film containing every sleep. rhis film is loosely autobiographi- expurgated kissing scene. But B.A.D. keeps things inter- :a1 look at the life of director This movie shows the direc- esting by interspersing the odd Siuseppe Tornatore. tor’s love for the cinema and world pop tune (“I Heard It Through the Toto, as a young boy, spends that it portrays, a world long since Grapevine”) or fusion workout 311 his spare time at the Cinema diminished by television and (“Watermelon Man”) with tradi- Paradiso, begging for censored VCRs. Technology imposes or- tional, major or minor I-IV-V strips of film he keeps in a tin der on a frenetic world, but at the progmsions. The band also fights box. Eventually, theboy learns to price of our humanity. off stagnation by peppering the run the films from the projection- Most of today’s cinema is mix with lush, jazzy chord voic- ist, his scruffy friend Alfredo inundated by a paranoid obses- ings and clever key and time ,Phillipe Noiret). The movies sion with sex, violence, death, changes, and by having tenor sax become the only view of the out- and money. This movie is one of ace Herman Johnson trade lead side world for Toto. However, it few that attempts to restore the lines with vocalist Dennis is a censored view. Before each essential qualities that differenti- Montgomery. The result is a set film is introduced to the public, ate the people of yesteryear from about as varied, engaging, and the priest forces Alfredo to re- those of today: soul, devotion, danceable as blues gets. move all the offensive excerpts. dedication, and passion -- quali- If, at times, it seemed as though One man exclaims, “I haven’t ties which ultimately allow Sal- the guys in B.A.D. could have seen a kiss in twenty-two years!” vatore to remember love, to re- run through these tried and true We always see Salvatore in member the erotic simplicities standards in their collective sleep, context of the theater. As he brought about in a young boy by matures, his questions about life Photo by Jonathan Grauer see BLUES, page 10 are even answered with movie see PARADISIO, page 10 James Blood Ulmer funks at Somerville Johnny D’s “‘-e band is relentless. Within outstanding run through “Pleas- Funk is the Preacher” and an in- hat bending power consumed the by ARTEBERRY minutes Blood is dripping with ure Controller,” followed by a strumentalgroove that diditsbest audience’s attention, doing its best and DAVID VAN ESSELSTYN sweat, yet he insists on keeping superhuman bass solo by Tacuma. to validate Some critics’ view of to belittle all drum performances Contributing Writers his floor length moon-and star- Jamaaladeen, who has played with Ulmer as the most innovative which ever came before it. If jazz is the music of orgasm checkered robe on all night long. Coleman, his own bands, and the electric~..- e-guitarist since Jimi Hen- and f;nk is the music of sexrthen “This man wants more bass over Golden Palominos, among oth- drix. During Ulmer’s last visit to the crowd at James Blood Ulmer’s there and they want more funk ers, laid down a bass line so cool Boston, he told the crowd, “Man, Friday night gig at Johnny D’s over here.” even the most alienated of big The second set followed the if this was New York we’d be left the show with ostensibly sticky Yes, James tells it like it is! black shoe wearers would get up relentless pace of its forebear and playing until four in the morn- trousers. James even speaks in a beat. This and shake to it. was highlighted by “Rock and ing.” On this night in Boston, Ulmer and mentor Ornette man couldn’t be unfunky if he The audience kept the beat by Roll Lady,” “Night Lover,” and however, such a marathon per- Coleman call it harmolodic funk. tried. The rest of the band con- intently snapping their fingers. another version of “Pleasure formance was not to be. When No one else knows quite what sists of Grant Calvin Weston on Tacuma affirmed what we all Controller,” in which the madly the lights turned on at one o’clock, they’re talking about. It seems to drums and Jamaaladeen Tacuma already believed to be true by inspired Tacuma leapt into the even Blood’s funk accompanied be some system of improvising on bass. Both ripped through the telling the audience,“dis is cool.” audience and showed the crowd insistence, “Turn out the lights, song structure and playing simi- three hours worth of material as if From there, the flashy bassist left how to move. we gonna funk all night,” was a larpitches in different keys which possessed by funk demons. our finger snaps in the dirt, build- inadequate, and the only com- stands funkily ahead of any fu- The audience quivered and ing up the solo into a pace that Weston prefaced his drum solo plaint the exiting crowd could sion band in existence. Plus, James shook. They didn’t know quite was so fast and frantic, only dogs with, “Is it a bird? Is it a plane? vent was that the show had to end. Blood’s power trio makes any what to do. “Golly, Martha, I feel could hear it. Noooo, it’s Caaalvin!” His flail- Ulmer and his band succeeded in other funk band seem watered like... kinda funky... all over.” The first set closed with a ing, wiry arms, in tensely con- delivering the message of funk in down. The first set took off with an version of “Jazz is the Teacher, centrated countenance,and high- the language of harmolodic. - page eight THE ,TUFTS DAILY Friday, February 16,1990

~ _-L ~ - -- 9PORTS Big Green shuts out Men’s Squash The road to Cousens - by DAVID M. JAFFE to come. Jumbos end regular season with 9-0 blowout Daily Staff Writer Also, Leff and Dreskin are by MIKE FRIEDMAN with Dartmouth, because earlier Finally, we’vereachedtheBig organizing a 3-on-3 tournament Daily Editorial Board in the day, the Big Green had Dance. For all those not familiar which will be played after spring When the Dartmouth men’s faced Harvard, the nation’s sec- with big-time college basketball, break. “The tournament will be squash team sees that Tufts is on ond-ranked team. The Jumbos the Big Dance is, in Dick Vitalian used as a fund raiser for AIDS its schedule, one thing comes to were hoping that the match with i patients,” Leff announced,“Each mind -- it’s payback time. Ever the Crimson would tire out Dart- Intramural team will be charged an admis- since the Jumbos travelled to mouth and make them more beat- sion feeand the winner will win a Hanover two years ago and upset able later that evening. Basketball small monetary prize, but the I “We were expecting them to I I majority of money will go to Men’s have some kind of let down,” terms, the Final Four. Tufts Uni- benefit AIDS research.” I Squash commented fifth-seeded senior versity Intramural Basketball has The new intramural commis- I I Steve Filosa, “but it didn’t hap- its own version of the Final Four sioners are Scott Wortman and pen that way.” and it will be played in Cousens Justin Prochnow. “We will be a strong Big Green team, Dart- What did happen was a trounc- Arena in just a few short weeks - tutoring them over the next few mouth has been taking a degree ing, like the one the Jumbos re- - March 12 to be exact. weeks,” commented Dreskin. Both of retribution each time the teams ceived at the hands of Yale. With The process is simple: The are experienced in intramural have met. the exception of senior captain majority of teams will be taken sports and have the organizational .. Wednesday night, the Big Josh Lebowitz (playing number Photo by Abigail Shim from the Very Strong League, a skills needed for the job, he added. Men’s squash ended the seasox Green took another installment two), who won one game, Tufts few will be taken from the Strong “The problems we will face on the Jumbos’ debt, as Dart- was swept in every position along on a low note, losing to thc League, and the best team in the Dartmouth Big Green 9-0. over the next year are mitigated mouth creamed Tufts, 9-0, losing the ladder. Not-So-Strong League will also by the fact that there is a surplus one game in the entire match. Besides Lebowitz’s victory, the game of squash in a condescend make an appearance, however in IM funds,” explained Com- “[The 1988 upset] is becom- extent of the Jumbos success was ing tone. ‘‘I was offended,” thi short, among the 16 teams that missioner Wortman. “With this ing their rallying cry against us,” limited to a couple of games which senior said. receive invitations. money we will be able to pur- said third-seeded sophomore Jim went into tiebreakers, and strong Porter explained,“Asa whole You might ask yourself, “If chase jerseys for the referees and our team is very fair and nice [oi Porter. “It makes them work a matches from top-seeded Trip the Big Dance is such a huge improve the conditions that the little harder to prevent it from Navaro and Filosa. the squash court], but were na Tuftonian tradition, how come I players play in.” happening again.” But Filosa’s match was not getting the same calls from ou have never heard of it?” There are some problems that The Dartmouth team really without incident. Throughout the opponents as we give them Good question. But the an- will not be ameliorated until the doesn’t need any extra motiva- three games, his Dartmouth op- Sometimes that takes your mini swer is simple no one’s ever ... University finally decides that its tion to beat Tufts, especially in ponent would question each let off the game and it becomes heard of it I made it up. The ... athletic facilities are obsolete at this Jumbo rebuilding season. The the senior called, causing argu- chore because the other player i point is that the best of the least best. During the winter, the main Big Green is ranked among the ments on the floor. making it a chore.” will be playing their hearts out to basketball gym in Cousens is top eight teams nationally and “When he came in. I sensed For the Jumbos, the regula zenith of basketball reach the occupied by the varsity basket- have a sizable talent edge over that he had the attitude of a rude season is now over, and thetear excellence in order to receive the ball teams and gym classes. The the Jumbos. “We didn’t expect to squashplgiyer,”Filosasaid.“And finished with a 6-8 record. The privilege of playing on Cousens intramural gym isn’t even skose win,” explained Porter, “but we that was confirmed as the match now have a week to prepare fa Arena’s main basketball court. went along.” Afterwards, the Nationals, which are being he1 to regulation size and that’qnly didn’t expect to be blown out There are 63 teams vying for one of its many shortcomings. either.” Dartmouth player attempted to at Penn. For the team’s senior: the 16 spots. Each team has from Tufts did have a reason to be apologize, but then began to five to ten players and plays eight “It almost like playing half- exdain to Filosa how to day.- the see SQUASH, page lo games. The names are colorful court basketball,’’ says IM player and the skills are varied. A few of Barretf Evans of the Jello. Jackson the more colorful names are the Gym is the best gym for basket- Bill Buckner signs with Red Sox Jello. Bucket-0-Clams and We ball on campus because irs‘floor BOSTON (AP)-- First base- In the sixth game of the 1986 promoted to the majors during will Bury YOU. is made of the wooden floorboards man Bill Buckner, whose error World Series, Boston needed only spring training, he doesn’t expect But team names can be de- that James Naismith envisioned when he invented the game. contributed to Boston’s loss of to hang on to a 5-3 lead in the to spend much time with Bos- ceiving. For instance, you might bottom of the 10th inning to win ton’s top minor league club at expect that a team with a name Therefore, the quality of basket- Major League its first title since 1918. But a Pawtucket of the International liketheJello mightplay likejello. ball is much improved when it is wild pitch sent home the tying League. However, the Jello has a 3-1 rec- played in Jackson. “Hopefully next Baseball run, and Buckner’s error on a Nick Esasky, Boston’s first ord and is rallying for a playoff year we will be able to schedule a grounder that rolled through his baseman last season, became a spot. few games in Jackson,” said the 1986World Series, hasagreed legs brought in the winning run free agent and signed with At- Lame-duck Commissioners Wortman. to a minor-league contract with for the New York Mets. The Mets lanta. But Red Sox manager Joe Marc Leff and Mike Dreskin have The message to IM fans is the Red Sox. won the championship two days Morgan said he wanted to give even organized an All-star game plain and simple; sit back and Details were not announced. later. Carlos Quintana and Billy Jo that will be played in two weeks. relax, because the Road to Cousens Boston General Manager Lou Buckner convinced Red Sox Robidoux, neither of whom has The referees are taking note of is a long and tiresome one. But at Gorman said Wednesday that scouts in a workout last week that much major league experience at talent in all leagues (mostly the the end of the rainbow lies the Buckner, who wasn’t offered a his feet were in much better shape first base, a shot at winning the Very Strong League) and will Big Dance and believe me, it’s contract by the Kansas City Roy- than in 1986.1987 and 1988 when iob. notify those players in the week worth it als after batting .216 for them last they caused serious problems. season, will report March 8 to the He initially was upset that the Red SOX’minor league camp in Red Sox offered him a minor Vietnamese Students Club presents: Winter Haven, Fla. league contract without an invi- Buckner, 40, has a .289 aver- tation to the major league camp. age and 2,707 hits in 19 major Apparently with no better offers league seasons with the LQS from other teams, Buckner de- Angeles Dodgers, Chicago Cubs, cided to rejoin Boston’s organi- Red Sox, California Angels and zation. Kansas City. He has said that if he isn’t 5th Annua Valentines Dance

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-. - Photoby Karl Schav c rhe women’s swimming team capped off its season with a 147-102 College ID or vin over Trinity, boosting the team’s record to 9-1 for the season. Proper’ ID requircd ro date, six team members have qualified for Division HI Nationals: (18 or over) daureen Monahan in the 200 butterfly, April Levine in the 200 mckstroke, and divers Pia Fruchtman, Katharine Macchia, Jennifer .incoln and Sheri Marston. Friday, February 16,1990 THE TUFTS DAILY page nine SPORTS Jumbos belt the Babson Beavers Blatchford notches 28 points in 91-85 win on the road by SEAN MELIA But early in the second half 5 1% for the game) was not Tufts’ &alia staff writer the Jumbos exploded again, forte. Just when you think it’s time immediately pushing their lead But sophomore guard Bill to pack it in for the season, the into double figures thanks again Slackman came through in a big mighty Jumbos come through with toa strong defensive effort. Shel- way, replacing Blatchford and a gutsy victory to rekindle their don added, “It was the first time sinking six of seven free throws. playoff hopes. The Beavers of of the year I felt our defense took The six-point margin of victory is Babson (12-7) came into Tues- them [the opponent] out of their as close as the Beavers got in day’s home game hoping to thrash offense... Part of it was because crunch time. I d our defense opened up the whole The Jumbos hope to continue Men’s flow of the game for us.” playing well on the road as they Italsodoesn’thurtifyoushoot travel toClarkSaturday.This will Basketball 71% from the field in the second probably be one of the biggest half. That shooting was crucial games of the year, not only be- because the Jumbos were out- cause of the playoffs, but also shot, 41-24, during the half and because of the Cougar’s massive out-rebounded, 5043, in the game. height advantage. Sophomore Cocaptain senior guard Kevin guard Pat Skerry said, “It would Blatchford was his usual devas- be funny to see if we could upset tating self with 28 points (6 for 8 Clark and Williams.” from three-point range). A cru- To continue their winning ways, cial cog in the Jumbo offensewas the Jumbos need the same defen- sophomore forward Bruce BIigh sive effort and lights out shoot- (17 points, 7 rebounds). With Larry ing. If only they could have done Norman gone, Bligh is the man this in some past games we that the Jumbos must depend on wouldn’t have to be so desperate. for offense to win close, key games. “A lot of us young guys haven’t “He’s theonly guy whoseclose to been consistent,” explained Sk- whatNormancandobecausehe’s erry. “Personally, I feel like we so athletic,” added Sheldon. failed.” The Jumbos again started fresh- But the best part of the whole Photo by Chris Stevens manDonovanBeckel(9points,7 season is that it is not- over_. vet., rebounds), and, again. itworked. Even if they don’t make the play- Bruce Bligh handed in a crucial 17 pints and Seven rebounds in Tuftshad JoeMcManncomingin offs, the team will continue to the Jumbos’ victory over Babson. off the bench to spark the line-up. work hard. “The people we have He had 13 points and 13 big re- on this team ari not quitters,” guys are graduating, namely “everyone else on this team is bounds. “‘IIIose were key boards,” noted Sheldon. A coude of kev Blatchford and Bill Benson, but, thinking about the future.” *(91) commented Sheldon. ‘? think he Bktchfad 101s 22 28. Bligb 7-14 3-6 17. lk&J 4-7 1-29. &nm22&3 4, Slany3-4 249. likes his role coming in off the McMann4-95-11 13.Skhnn146-79,Cgl-3 bench.” The unaffected ogre 0-22,Hamcs&l O-OO.TmlS3259 19-3791. The Jumbs more (85) beat this team Samuel Taylor Coleridge, one of the gmtEnglish frozen composite machine are dangerous. Hol-ff 5-11 9-12 7.0. Le- 67 4-6 16. convincingly than the score Prcmlros9-1944~Md~B4&1O.Magura3-11 poets who is studied at this University, blamed his What was my column going to do, convince the 0-0 7. DrMy 7-14 23 17. Regan 1-6 1-2 3. sounds. Babson really didn’t make mistakes on drugs. Considering that the closest entire student body to find the nearest New Yorker Dcllmrm0-30-00,hpp0&10-00TaPls31-7620- a run in the game until there were 30 85. [’ve come to using drugs is the caffeine pill I took and beat them with a Norton Anthology? Would I TUFTS 44 41 -91 approximately three minutes Babson 41 44 -85 me night last semester to augment my studying, be standing behind these “fighters for territorial ._- remaining in the game and Blatch- Thrce-pannt g&--Tuuh 8-10 (Blwhford 6-8, that excuse will certainly not apply. Well, let’s just homogeneity,” my nodding approval only inter- Skcny 1-1. Slackrma 1-1). hbsm 3-14 (Holanhoff ford had fouled out. The Beavers 1-3. Map14. Dnkdy 1-6. Malm 0-1) Fouled say that I took a fouled the Jumbos in an attempt rupted to beat an escaping New Yorker with an Out-Magma. Bhtchfmd Rebounds-=Tufrr 43 IBM keyboard? (McMann 13). Babson 50 (PIC&S 13) hm--to stop the clock and to get the Geoff Edgers few things for Tub 17 (Skcny 6). Bah12 (Malm 3) Total granted. ball back, since foul shooting (only Perhaps what got some so angry were the actual Fouls--TuRS 22 Pmc Mana 31 T&cals--Non~ The Edge of Sports I took it for facts presented. Sandy and Biff do exist, but their granted that a names were changed. Darryl did do what I re- Tufts proposes new column in The Tufts Daily is given the same ported. Even better, on the day of the column’s fighting chance a column by noted malcontents release, Pro-bowl NY Giants running back David Howie Can of The Boston Herald or Mike Bar- Meggett was arrested for soliciting an undercover locker room for rink nicle of The Boston Globe get. cop for sex. It was so easy to create such a by BILL LABOVITZ fundraising by hockey alumni will I took it for granted that the readers of my spectacle of protest, a lot easier than pouring Senior Statf Writa cover the estimated $125,000 price column would know who I am, what I was trying endless hours into what I thought would be an The Arlington Park and Rec- tag for the project. to accomplish, and what I find funny. ignored work if too passive. reation Commission is awaiting Sands said his 28-member I took it for granted that Daily readers could see Whine as you must, but I did do my best to word from the state before it will squad needs a place to keep its why I was trying to push things a little further than break up the stereotypes with humor. The problem give Tufts the go ahead to build equipment. The team currently they really should have gone. Rub some sticks is obvious, to many on this campus a good joke an addition to Veterans Memorial uses a dressing room at the rink. together? Sure. But set the house on fire? No, that must involve political humor, college pranking or Rink. “It would be so much more was not my intention. . zany beer games. There was a Letter to the Editor The hockey team seeks ap- convenient for the kids not to Most of all, I certainly did not take it for granted that criticized a harmless Tuftspeak on dining proval to construct a 400 square- have to carry their equipment back that I might receive somecriticism. Disagreement, services, when the feature should really have done foot locker room on the west end and forth every day,” Sands said, yes, but namecalling? That wasn’t on the agenda. nothing but encourage a few chuckles. of the Summer Street rink. noting that he is forced to carry With the exception of Mr. Maas’, the responses Whatever happened to the good old ranking The commission said it will spare jerseys and pucks in his car I got were not the cure, but more of the cancer. The session that relies on the quick-witted, smooth require that the structure blend in trunk. hypocrisy of criticizing my opinions and then talking and overly insulting? Oh, sorry, that must with the existing building where Stressing that talks are in the simply using more stereotypes was unbelievable. have been high school. Tufts has played for more than “infant stages,” Brosnan said the It was as if the writers were holding a bible in one To the moral, just and righteous fellows that I eight years. Parkand Recreation Commission hand and a Penthouse in the other. so easily alienated with my evil testimony last The park and recreation com- must further discuss with Tufts Let’s face it, if you had just started writing a week, I ask you to answer a few questions. missioners support the proposal the design of the building, how it weekly column and you took pride in your work, Can you actually say that you didn’t want a in principle, according to Arling- will be funded and how the town wouldn’t you want to find out if anyone was column like last Friday’s? ton Superintendentof Recreation will benefit from it. reading it? I mean, the Daily, to some, is undeserv- Can you tell me that if I’d written a story on the Daniel Brosnan Jr., but can not “If it’sdoneproperly and there edly a comic page that will remain unopened upcoming possible baseball lockout, or thecharity move forward without hearing is not a problem with traffic, it is during that lonely breakfast period. work of Steve Largent, or the experience of cov- from the Metropolitan District fine with us,” said commission I HATE NEW YORK! Now that does catch the ering theTuftscross-country team,that you would Commission. The town has leased Chair Bernice Jones, adding, passing eye. It’s a cheap trick, but obviously a have read the story with the same emotion and the 23-year-old facility from the “[Tufts] is using it so much of the successful one, and after Friday’s paper was re- immediacy, even if it were well-written? MDC since 1978. time, it’s a great convenience for leased, all of the evidence was in front of my face. Of course not. “I am optimistic we will be them.” Turning this into a battle of the cities, New York Well, it may sound as if this is an apology, but able to work something out [with The Tufts hockey team prac- vs. Boston, was an unexpected turn for the better. it isn’t. I consider myself to be a more than the MDC] ,” said Arlington attor- tices at the rink about twice a Nowhere did I praise the Boston teams or players. competent columnist and whether certain indi- ney John Maher, who expects to week and has games every other I know better than anybody that in the 70s, Red viduals agree, it doesn’t matter. I could have get an answer han the state agency week. The season runs from Nov. Sox pitcher Mike Torrez was walking the streets of blown the disputed issue of the column’s content within a week. 1 to Dec, 10 and Jan. 15 to March Boston drunk the night before a start. This was off into the distance, but to those strangers out Tufts hockeycoach Ben Sands 1. years before anyone named Strawberry hit the there who were so vehemently opposed to my went before the Park and Recrea- All groups using the rink, in- diamond. writing, that seems unjust and weak. tion Commission last month with cluding Arlington high schools Obnoxiousness comes in many forms, black, To those who were offended, then you have his plan to build a locker room and the Arlington Hockey club, white, New Yorker, Bostonian, but I’ll tell you one gotten some satisfaction in acknowledgment,but containing showers and a sepa- pay $100 per hour for practices thing, to call me dangerous is not particularly that’s only fair. rate coaches’ room. and $150 per hour for games, brilliant. Nazi skinheads are dangerous. Gun per- see OGRE, page 10 Funds from the University and Brosnan said. mits are dangerous. The chemicals in the Carmichael I - .. / page ten THE TUFTS DAILY Friday, February 16,1990 Erasure- goes wild at the Orpheum ~ WILD song said, not to “Hide Away.” Finally, Erasure dug back into wanted - a multi-colored spot- wigs. For “Spiraling,” the “after continued from page 7 Several of his talks between songs theirbag of hitsandp1ayed“Who ted chest.” sex cigarette,” the audience was musically programmed one, is were of this nature, reminding Needs Love Like That?,” “Stop! ,” The singer is an incredible again left alone with Bell and obviously making a huge effort the crowd of safe sex, kidding and “Victim of Love.” It soon showman, playing with the crowd, Clarke, just as when the show on this tour to both keep audi- about how his lover’s luggage became apparent that Bell was talking through a balloon into the started. ences interested and maintain the was searched at Logan - “You not lip-synching to recorded music mike, breaking into “Somewhere Wild! is the best summary word theme of Wild!. don’t have it, do YOU?” - he played with harmonies Over the Rainbow”before “Blue for Erasure’s performance - they After“ChainsofLove,’’which For a new song, “Super Na- within the song, proving again Savannah,” and “Wanderin’ Star” sure have come a long way since really got the audience dancing, ture,” the performers left the stage that he is an excellent singer with before “Sometimes.” they opened for Duran Dlllan three Bell segued into the next song momentarily to change into aswo- an impossible range. Leaving the stage after “Oh years ago with a spartan stage, with “Gay Sera Sera” - giving naut-like costumes, and those Bell came out in drag for “La L‘amour,” they returned for two but the same stellar talent. the people in the audience an seemingly innocent flowers adorn- Gloria,” creating a Spanish fi- encores, “Respect” and “Spiral- example of someone who has ing the stage turned into vicious esta, complete with balloons and ing.” Again, there was a costume strength in his sexuality, and Audrey 11s from Little Shop of confetti showering down. As the change into silver outfits, the two encouraging them, as the next Horrors. singer said, “Just what I always back-ups donning “big hair” fright Professors have mixed reactions to boycott BOYCOTT that students participating in the missing Class anyway, because ment on their reasons for being happens,” she said. continued from page 1 boycott would not miss any new they are only penalizing them- there. “This is concerning students, Other faculty members ech- material. selves by not attending,” Howe Dean of Students Bobbie so I wanted to be here. I wanted to oed her sentiments. “I’m paid to Wertlieb said that he and his said. Knable said that she attended the see this eventjust as I would want be in that classroom and teach, students agreed to videotape a “Iwo~dn’tanYwaYin this Case, rally because, it was a student to see any other student event.” and so I was,” said one member lecture by a guest speaker sched- but it docsn’t matter anyway action. “I’m here to watch what of the language department, add- uled to speak in his class yester- because it is just not my policy.” ing, “I was there because it was day and make a copy available to Many professors said that their my job.” boycotting students. classes were at least half empty Reminiscing about yesteryear Many professors addressed the “This seemed the best soh- yesterday, and most of those asked issueof theboycott beforeThurs- tion to US. The students and fac- said that their attendance rate was PAR ADISIO lighter sides of human relation- day, outlining their policies re- ulty are doing everything they about 25 percent of that normally continued from page ’ garding absences. Some cancelled can togivestudentsroom to make expected. ships and on man’s affection toward his fellow man. The im- previously scheduled tests or decisions of conscience,”he said. Some professors attended the a kiss- devoted aclass to review work so “1 don’t penalize students for rally, but they declined to corn- The combination Of wit and ages in this set in Italy* naivete casts a shadow on the are like a black hole that draws us within and forces us to realize the significance of our own human- ity and the innocence of youth. And so is Cinema Paradiso, full of richness and purity in its pur- February is pose to entertain. After dark --m BLUES * continued from page 1 that’s not surprising. The band // consists primarily of Berklee faculty who have cut their teeth. in more harmonically sophisti- cated jazz/fusion outfits around !‘Mac ‘ town. On Tuesday night, guitarist Bruce Paley ’s angular, fluid solos were undercut by the rock-steady rhythmsand staccat0,B.B. King- inspired leads of second axeman Bob Doexma. Ed Lucie impressed with his speedy yet reliable walk- ing patterns, while pianist month Montgomery reeled off some unspeakably busy solos that spoke volumes about his dexterity as a player without descending to brazen one-upmanship.That sort of professionalism is what Blues at Tups After Dark is really all about -- reverence, flash, and class, in all Authorized Deala the right proportions. For the uninitiated, Blues Af- ter Dark is currently booked at February 20 Meet your Apple Student Rep. -1:30 to 4:OO pm - Schwartz Room* the Berklee Performance Center Get to know Rob Blum, your campus Apple rep., find out what kind of support you can on Tuesday, March 6 at 8 p.m. get and how to get in touch whenever you need help! February 21” Free Apple* Macintosh training - 11:OO am to 3:OO pm -Large Conference Room* Team ready- Introduction to the Macintosh - 1 Hour SQUASH Microsoft word 4.0 - 1.5 Hours continued from page 8 WriteNow 2.0 - 1.5 Hours February 27 Hypercard@Seminar (prizes!) - 11:OO am to 250 pm- Zampareu Room’ Ed Crowley, James Ellman, Filosa, and Lebowitz, it will mark the Demonstrations of Hypercard stacks and scripting. Announcement of the Hypercard stack final matches of their collegiate contest for the best stack (win a scanner!) careers. February 28 Free Maintenance Check - 11:OO am to 2:OO pm -Lane Room* ‘‘The team is going to be ready,” Let the experts run some diagnostics on your Mac. Check the floppy drives and hard disk, said Porter. make sure the CPU is up to snuff. It’s free and preventative maintenance is the best way to make sure your Macintosh is ready to go when you are! Don‘t miss it and be early, as a good Only a test- OGRE checkup takes time. continued from page 9 For More information on events, I didn’t start putting the amount (800) 282 1661 of time that it takes to work for call: this publication to be unnoticed. Consider last week a test, a test that Iadmit was decidedlyprema- *** Campus These TrainingCenter Sessions wiI1 be repeated orchard computer- ture. on March 7 and March 29. Connecting Point. 3.Z3 Just keep in mind, like the fire COMPUTER CENTERS drills in Carmichael, another test could happen anytime and with no warning... Friday, February 16,1990 THE TUFTS DAILY page eleven Gill calls for faculty donations for financial aid RALLY Students urged to speak with school. “We hear it so much that not the primary recipients of the Joseph believes that the short- continued from page 1 faculty we have to joke about it,” he said. fund. Most of the Central Ad- fall would effect all students Gill cited an instance in 1968 He said that the faculty has Jacobson added that the possible ministration funds are channeled because the “shortfall in finan- when faculty members were been a forgotten voice in the shortfall makes it appear that the directly to the Vet School which cial aid can only be detrimental making efforts to extend outreach, coverage of the financial aid situ- Administration does not consider is currently facing a huge defi- to the reputation of Tufts and its that every Tufts faculty member ation. There is a need for the socio-economicdiversity to be a cit,’’ he added. ability to maintain its position gave a desired portion Of their faculty tobeheardin termsofthis part of the school’s definition of The other suggestions included among the top schools consisting salary or a one percent donation discussion, he said. diversity. the use of University reserves, of higher caliber students of eco- of their salary for financial aid. Hc urged students to raise the Jacobson proposes solutions which the Trustees have allotted nomic, cultural and geographic “I’m calling for the return of issues with their own professors. He continued on the subject of for one time emergencies, and diversity,” she said. such a policy,” he said. “Tell them that you want them as diversity by saying that few inter- the Arts and Sciences surplus. Dave Lagasse, chairman of the The highlightofGill’saddress faculty members to so something national students receive aid, and According to Jacobson, the Uni- board of directors of the Massa- was his pledge that he would be thattherevoicesoughttobeheard that percentages of persons of versity budgets for 4,245 students, chusetts Public Interest Research the first faculty member to a give in terms of this ongoing debate,” color enrolled at Tufts have gone but in reality enrolls over 4,500. Group, was a speaker at the rally. portion of his salary to help the he said. down as well as the number of Academic Vice President has said He believes that Tufts’ priorities Ronald Blackburn Scholarship Gill said that he will see to it students from lower economic that the surplus has been prom- have changed a great deal, and fund as well as general scholar- that the financial aid issue could backgrounds. “At a time when ised for buildings and cannot be asked several questions directed ship programs. be brought up at the next Arts and students are working to improve used for financial aid. to the Administration. “What are “I urge as many of my col- Sciences faculty meeting, an is- that variety, the University is Students asked to write we building here? Are we build- leagues to follow in the spirit of sue that was not presented before actually moving to further ho- Trustees ing minds or are we building the faculty members who were the faculty on Monday. mogenize the student body,” he Jacobson said that he did not buildings,” he asked. on this campus twenty years ago Although the speakcrs received said. want to stop the building but rather Lagasse said that the Admini- to recommit ourselves for pro- positive reaction, many students Jacobson went on to give the talk with administrators to “re- stration has said that they would viding for the overall quality and at the back of the rally said that students at the rally financial aid structure our debt financing in meet all the needs of students, diversity of the student body,” he they had difficulties hearing the figures. Forty percent of the stu- order to pull out the necessary and that he wanted toknow where added. remarks of the speakers. Never- dent body receives aid, he said. money.” the money would come from. “I am here with you because theless, the crowd remained en- As he stated at last week’s Jacobson ended his speech by “Where are they going to take it there are times at which people of thusiastic and cheered on those Senate meeting, Jacobson sug- urging students to write letters to from, the library?” he asked. goodwill have to put their com- addressing the rally. gested three areas where the money theTrusteesabout their “personal “We have the intelligence, we mitments on the line and not just Jacobson said that the reason could come. The first suggestion feelings” concerning financial aid. have the knowledge, we have the talk about them, but try and do many students came to Tufts was was the central administration He said that if the Trustees re- ability, and most of all we have something about it,” he said. for the people, not for the build- fund. According to Jacobson every ceive letters before they arrive on the right tosettheprioritiesofour “I support you, I commend ings, and that the students must school at the University pays 10 campus to vote on the budget it university,” he said. you and I applaud you for your not let the Administration “de- percent of total revenue to this could have an “added effect.” Julie Jones, vice president of commitment for today and also fault on their commitment to socio- fund. Senate Historian Sharon Jo- the Inter Greek Council and Sen- for your on-going commitment to economic diversity.” “Since we are by far the larg- seph said that the Administration ior Laura Edidin werealso among make sure diversity, often times a Diversity, according to Jacob- est school in the University, we has told the students that only the students who received cheers word criticized on this campus, is son, is a word Tufts students hear contribute the most to this fund,” incoming students will be effected from the crowd during their ad- real,” he said. from the time they apply to the he said. “But we are definitely by the possible shortfall. dress at the rally.

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