” by JESSICA ROSENTHAL felt that the accus2 male caused ;helaw forunlicensediuys to pick mascot on the quad. Goulet said Before its‘healthhazards were Daily Editorial Board the woman to feel she was in dan- [asbestos] up -- you’vegot to be in that the only reason these pipes determined,asbestos was used for A male Tufts graduate student ger of assault. compliance. There’s no middle were not found earlier was that its remarkable thermal resistivity. was accused by a female student He said that the panel inter- ground on that - -the federal gov- they were buried 20 feet under a It was commonly used in every- from the Massachusetts Institute preted the situation to be a “sexu- ernment takes it really seriously.” concrete slab. thing from fireproofing to insula- of Technology (MIT) of sexually ally aggressive and menacing one Although there was originally There are many different types tion to friction plates in manual inappropriatebehavior, according where a woman would reasonably 400feetoftransite-containingpipe of asbestos, with varying levels of automobiletransmissions. to Associate Dean of Students feel in danger.” outside Wessell, only 200 feet of it Bruce Reitman. In a hearing held The panel decided that the ac- was removed at this time. As Dick last Friday, the second-year gradu- cused male admitted his wrongdo- Goulet, Director of the Physical ate student was found guilty of ing in terms of the inappropriate- Plant, explained, “We had to get sexual harassment and physical ness of his behavior. approval to remove it quickly, be- assault. The male did not deny that his cause we had to dig in that area. Reitman said that the incident behavior was inappropriate. He Once it’s declared to be asbestos, occurred in an off-campus apart- only interpreted it differently, it kicks off an approval process ment in which the woman lived. Reitman said2 with the EPA and generally [re- The male had never met the fe- Reitman also described the moval] takes 10 business days.” male before, but was friends with other decisions made by the panel Tufts was granted a waiver that her roommate, Reitman said. regarding this case. He said the allowed the removers to come in The accused male was not a panel decided that the male stu- almost immediately. The library resident of the apartment,but rather dent had no concept of the severity construction workers were able to a visitor there one night over the of his actions in the incident. operate around the removers that summer. However, they did determine day, and work was not held up. According to Reitman, the that any “reasonable person would Another 200 feet of the asbestos- woman alleged that the man went have interpreted his behavior as covered piping, which is still bur- into her bedroom in the middle of sexually threatening,” Reitman ied, is not currently in the way of Library construction workers found asbestos buried in this wall. the night and refused to leave, said. although she repeatedly asked him Therefore, Reitman said the to do so. She also said that theman panel concluded that the male’s Student groups to launch voter tried to enter her bed and began unwanted touching of the female “physicallytouching her,” Reitman constitutedassault. The panel said . said. that the male, “in essence threat- registration campaign at Tbfts At last week’s hearing, the male ened her repeatedly by not leaving by ANDREA GROSSMAN did not deny the alleged inappro- when she repeatedly asked him Daily Editorial Board priate behavior, but instead he “had to,” Reitman said. Starting today, the Tufts Re- a different interpretation of what The panel then decided that the publicans will be running a cam- [the behavior] meant,” Reitman ‘male student was guilty of sexual paign to register Tufts students to said. harassment and physical assault. vote in the upcoming Massachu- The accused male student said The panel also decided the type setts elections on Nov. 8. This that he felt that since he and the of disciplinary action to be taken project has been organized in con- woman had “no intimate sexual against the male student as a result junction with Green Corps, Youth activity, no wrong had taken oftheirdecisionregardingthecase. Vote ‘94, Campus Green Vote, and place,” Reitman added. According to Reitman, the Greater Boston’s Youth Voter However, according to panel decided to allow the student Week. Reitman, the woman claimed and to complete his degree at Tufts According to a press release, the panel at the hearing agreed from off-campus since he is in the Green Corps is, “a national field that sexual activity was not neces- final semester of his program. The school for environmentalorganiz- sary for a wrong to have occurred. studentmay only be on campus for ing.”They are working with Youth Reitman further said that the panel academic purposes, not social, Vote ‘94, a group of organizations Reitman explained. whose primary goal is to register Additionally, the male student 18-24 year olds to vote. is required to attend a weekly edu- Other youth organizations re- said that there will be other events b cational awareness program in a sponsible for supporting Youth throughout the week to get more counseling setting. Vote ’94 include MTV’s Rock the people to register and to educate 1 Inside Finally, Reitman said that the Vote, National Coalition for the them about the candidates. Viewpoints ...... p. 3 student is on deferred suspension Homeless, and Campus Green Some of these events include a Michael analyzes Brinker’s State of effective immediately. This sus- Vote. voter-registration table in the the Senate address and a write com- pension will become active when Jessica Hamilton, a Green MacPhie Pub on Tuesday Oct. 4, ments on Bush and the Gulf War. the student is finished his course Corps representative, said that and a band performing at either study and will last for one year, Campus Green Vote is a “group Hotung CafeortheSpanishHouse SPO...... p. 5 thereby delaying the awarding of that gets students involved in an on Thursday Oct. 6. Men’s soccer wins in another blowout while women’s tennis defeats Smith. his degree for that amount of time. electoral process throughout the ~~~ilt~~added that G~~~~ Reitman made a final comment year.” She added that their pri- corps will also. be supplying stu- Also: catch Part two ofthe “L Preview on this case, saying that this inci- mary focus is on environmental dents with information about the , dent is unusual because it is the issues in the government, and this election and the candidates first time that a Tufts graduate is why they approached Green throughout the week. Find out which MBTA stops have the student has been accused of sexu- corps. .Point being, yes, what the KSA trea- The editors reserve the right to edit letters for clarity being lowered above the Kremlin. PEima- decided to hold the event two days earlier ’ublication of letters is not guaranteed, but subject to thi surer did was wrong. Yet, I am willing to bet iscretion of the editors. rily to thank for this: the foreign policies of on Monday the 26th of September,without my life on the fact that the only difference LettersshouldbetypedorpnntedfromaaIBMorIBM the Bush administration and those of his informing me or any of the other students between lim and other organizationsoffic- ompatible computer in letterquality or near-letter-qualit: immediate predecessor. that I have spoken to. lode. Letters written on Macintosh computers should b ers is that he was caught (and perhaps a rought in on disk - files should be saved in “text-only The fine policies of President Bush are For $28,000,I expect a lot more from a little more clever in his self-manufacturing ~rmat,and disks should be brought in with a copy of an not limited to those that begin at water’s school that considers itself one of the pre- receipt). :tter. Diskscanbepickedupinthe~lybusi~soffi~tb dlowing day. Letters can also be sent viaelectronicmail ti edge. 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Many people feel that Praise for the TCU Senate tends to come in small Outreach has been given lip service the past two The purpose of this article is to Saddam Hussein, the Iraqi tyrant doses, since any sudden outburst of support often years - perhaps as a reaction to the Leon-Prado clarify misrepresentationspertain- who had been on good terms with leads to ridicule regime -but it has never materialized beyond the ing to the participation of the theUS prior to the war, was shown Michael J.W. Stickings from fellow Stu- ineffectual office hours that, not surprisingly, have United States in the Gulf War. as a barbarian. Furthermore, dents and subse- failed to take our democracy by storm. (And it is Many criticisms have arisen on people assume that the purpose of The Reaction quent self-deni- reasonable to assume that the new residence office campus, concerning former Presi- the “US invasion” was the re- gration. And hours system will also fail, because very few stu- dent George Bush’s upcoming lee- moval of Saddam from power. that’s fine. Over the past few years, the Senate has dents will ever approach their senators in this man- ture on the Persian Gulf. These First of all, THERE WAS done little to warrant praise in any form and size. ner.) criticisms state that the war was NEVER ANY US INVASION IN Indeed, disregarding the views of Senatejunkies Mr. Brinkerpoints to therampantapathy atTufts fought to preserve US access to oil THE PERSIAN GULF AREA... - that odd, rather comical inner circle of Tufts these days, and though he is quite right to do so, he in the Persian Gulf, a goal that not in Iraq, nor Kuwait, nor any- politicos that forms what is euphemistically re- seems to be farmore serious about outreach than his could have been achieved with whereinthesurroundingarea!This ferred to as student government (the Senate and its immediate predecessors. His statement that “we reasonable diplomacy. is a gross historical misconcep- appendages)- the overwhelmingmajority of Tufts must be cautious that we are providing an accurate This is a belittling of the Gulf tion that is, unfortunately, held by students would no doubt call the Senate a waste of representation of the student will” was a tad ex- War because it fails to mention the many on the Tufts campus. The time, energy, and resources. treme (does he understand the Rousseauian under- enormouspart the United Nations US army entered but never in- In short, few people take the Senate seriously. pinnings of that statement? Is he a self-styled played in it. If the war was fought vaded Iraq. Its land offensive was Nor should they. For during the reigns of Leon- Lenin?), but the spirit of his words should be to protect US interests in the Gulf, strictly limited to theKuwaiti-Iraqi Prado, Ravitz, and Fee, the Senate gained a reputa- enough to elicit a few reluctant cheers from even the then how do these critics explain border. Secondly, the primary tion for, to be nice, extreme inadequacy. Weekly most cynical Senate-watcher. theinvolvementof the thirty-some motivation of the US and the UN meetings were characterizedby note passing, eating It remains to be seen, of course, just how the other countries in it? The decision was not to remove Saddam from (even a food fight), bickering, squabbling, quarrel- Senate will come together as a unit and “actively to participate in the Gulf War was power, but to free Kuwait. As a ling, absenteeism, and a length that exceeded the seekout everybody who has something to say about made by the UN and many of its matter of fact, neither the US nor capacity for patience in any reasonable human be- a particular issue,” as well as whether “everybody” members. The US, under Bush, the UN has the right to remove ing, let alone your basic do-gooding senator. includes President DiBiaggio, but Mr. Brinker de- acted as dthe leader of the UN Saddam frompower.Invading Iraq The Senate was racked by personality, especialIy serves our confidence for two reasons: he is the coalition, but it did not make the and removing its president from under Ms. Leon-Prado, when ideologue met frat strongest and most capable presence the Senate has decision for the rest of the world. power would have been an inter- boy, feminist met back-scratcher, and queer met seen in four years, and the Senate over which he Furthermore, the economic vention in the domestic affairs of black militant in divisive, confrontational discourse. presides is relatively devoid of individual political embargo against Iraq, which many anothercountry, an imperialist act And the Senate debated issues beyond the reach personality. seem to be against, is not only at which any red-blooded liberal of all but a couple of senators: the South Africa and This latter point, in particular, is important, implemented by theUS, but by the thinker would cringe. Hydro-Quebec debates were particularly good at since ideological conflicts will be kept to a mini- UN and its many members, and it Thirdly, although it is true that revealing the ineptitude -and lack of direction - mum and Brinker will be able to unite his executive has curbed Saddam’s ability to the United States did support of our student government. board and the committee chairs around respectable, rebuild his army. Saddam’s government before the attainable, and non-divisive goals. In addition, critics fail to real- Gulf War, it was not the only one To a good extent, Mr. Rrinker managed to con- Moreover, Mr. Brinker’s effectiveness as TCU ize that the embargo does not in- doing so. Kuwait, along with the vey an element of welcome humility in his address, Treasurer last year -and especially in instituting clude medicine, food stuffs, and other Persian Gulf states and the and he posited a less-than-subtle explanation for fiscal responsibility and stability, and in conducting other life necessities. Security Western powers, did the same. “the reasons why students have turned their backs to the internal audit -point to his ability to assume a Council resolutions 706 and 712 They did so because at that time, campus politics[:] position of leadership and to pursue goals that are permit Iraq to sell 1.6 billion dol- Saddam wasthelesserof twoevils, “.,.Historically there has been insufficient dis-. noble, meaningful, and most importantly, attain- lars worth of its oil, allowing it to the other evil being the late Aya- cussion of the issues, limited outreach by the Senate able. ‘ buy the above mentioned necessi- tollah Khomeini. >. to its constituents, and internal controversy within ,r =. ties for its people. The Iraqi gov- When faced with a choice be- the Senate, which leads to this lack of efficacy This is not to say that the Senate will coast into ernment has failed to do so, be- tween the anti-Western extreme among both students and student leaders.” 1995. Many controversial issues - such as the cause its tyrannic leader, Saddam fundamentalistregime of Iran and Mr. Brinker was incorrect with regards to his World Civilizationsrequirement -loom flaring on Hussein, is betting that the world a pro-Western secular regime of statement that “there has been insufficient discus- the not-so-distanthorizon. However,it is promising will lose its patience with him and Iraq, the sensible choice at that sion of the issues.” There has been more than that at the end of his address, Mr. Brinker decided lift the embargo. time was Irdq: No one denies that sufficient discussion of the issues the Senate has to reiterate his themes about “serving the needs and The concerningstatistic that the the decision made was not the best chosen to discuss. No, the real problem has been the interests of the student body as a whole” and on number of hospitalized children is one, but a balance of power had to failure of the Senate to discuss the issues that matter optimizing “our effectiveness as a Senate in order to rising is due to Saddam’s ruthless be kept in the region, or else Iran to its constituents. perform our duties.” reign; it is NOT due to the eco- would have easily taken over the And that is the place to begin. Most -almost all Let us just hope that Mr. Brinker’s message of nomic embargo. In fact, it is even Persian Gulf region and spread -students have little interest in whether or not the tangible improvementin quality of life moves to the arguable that the number of hospi- fundamentalism throughout the Senate condemns the Bush administration for lead- legislativecore of this Senate’s agenda. Let us hope talized children will grow if the Middle East. ing America into the Gulf War. They don’t care to that he points to the “student body as a whole,” and embargo is lifted, as that will give This article does not deny that listen to a bunch of self-righteous, resume-taunting not just to a vocal minoritarian part of that whole. Saddam the opportunity to rearm the US had economic interests in boys and girls struggle with the intricacies of geo- Ourrepresentatives,after all, were elected not to and inflict more suffering on the participating in the Gulf War, but politics or alternative energy sources. represent some of the students all of the time, but all Iraqi people. Should that happen, that fact does not contradict the But they do care if the Senate can relieve the of the students most of the time. And, given recent the children of Iraq will not be the morality of the war. Iraq did in- stress of exam-cramming with a few midnight pan- history, even some of the time would be a vast only ones who suffer. vade Kuwait, and it raped, pil- cakes or if campus social life is enhanced by Fall improvement. What is appalling is the denial laged, and plundered the country. Fling or if aTufts shuttle can take them to the airport We may be able to put up with a bit of hullaballoo that Bush did not use diplomacy to Many Kuwaitis lost their lives in at Thanksgiving. now and then, but not much. And if the Senate prevent the war. This notion is the hands of theIraqi army, and the resorts to its old tactics and neglects its responsi- completely unfounded, because Iraqi government is still holding The solution, then, is focus - and a realistic bilities to its constituent body, the apathy will just the State Department,theUN, and many Kuwaitis as prisoners of war, approach to the essential student concerns. Instead continue to petrify - and those who hold even a other international parties sent while continuing to deny their ex- 3f attempting to solve the great issues of contempo- shred of optimism will wonder why they ever both- many a delegation to convince istence to the Kuwaiti government rary politics, the Senate should resolve to improve ered to care at all. Eh, Mr. Brinker? Saddam to get out of Kuwait. Dip- and the UN. The US did the “right lomatic efforts, made by a wide thing” by saving an oppressed array of public figures ranging country and by defendingits inter- from Reverend Jesse Jackson to ests. former Japanese Prime Minister “Government is a contrivance of Nakasone, were used along with Furthermore, Bush’s forthcom- I economic sanctionsfor a period of ing visit has been received un- human wisdom to provide for seven months before the com- fairly on campus. Although many mencement of the war. people have objections to his do- II Saddam, not surprisingly, re- mestic policy, one cannot deny his human wants. Men have a right that jected all of them. To this day, influential work in foreign affairs. diplqmatic efforts fail with Bush’s performance in the Gulf ll Saddam, for he still hasn’t recog- war places him with other re- - these wants should be provided for 11 nized the sovereignty of Kuwait, nowned diplomats such as former nor the border demarcation be- Presidents Woodrow Wilson and tween his country and the latter, Franklin Roosevelt. His career by this wisdom.” and he is still dodging UN weapon covers many fields in international inspectors in his country. diplomacy that cannot be ignored. One point that seems astonish- To many international peoples, ingly peculiar is theonemade about Bush is a credit to his nation and is still received with high respect in other countries. One need only == Edrnund Burke Shame1 Al-Sharikh is a sopho- look at his recent visit to Germany. more majoring in International Relations. I\ I page four THE TUFTS DAILY ' Thursday, September 29,1994 Parents' Weekend Schedule of Events Friday, September 30 8:30 - 9:30 a.m. Deans Coffee Library, lower level Parents and family members are invited to meet deans, 9:OO a.m. - 8:00 p.m. Registration professors and the chaplains for coffek and muffins. 11:45 a.m. Ground Breaking Ceremony Receive the final schedule for Parents' Weekend. Alumnae Lounge Please join us to take part in this important event. Hospitalig Room, Mayer Campus Center Tisch Libray 9:45 a.m:Introductions 9:OO a.m. - 5:OO p.m. Open Classes Library Overseer Raelene Huck Ali, J'64, A'90P, A'93P 12:15 - 1:30 pm. Luncheon Attend the many Friday classes. Dining Hall5 Listings available at registration. Welcome President John DiBiagio 1:45 p.m. Varsity Football 1:00 - 4:30 p.m. Campus Walking Tours Tufts vs. Bates. Tickets may be purchased at gate. Conducted by undergraduate students for parents Introductions Zimman Field, Ellis Oval and family members. Tours leave from outside the David McDonald, director of the A& and Sciences Mayer Campus Center at l:OO, 2:00, 3:00, and Library and director of information technology 1:45 - 2:45 p.m. Seminar I 4:30 p.m. Studying Abroad 1O:OO a.m. The Perseus Project Sheila Page Bayne, associate dean of the colleges 3:30 - 4:45 p.m. Tufts World Views Gregory Crane, associate professor of classics and director of Tufts Programs Abroad Join members of the Tufts faculty for coffee or tea Cohen ..luditorium, Aidekman Arts Center Engineering in Nature and informal discussions on current international Chris Rogers, assistant professor of mechanical

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f, .. ,*.'..'.' , ,. Seminars and Mrs. DiBiagio and student guides to library for . . '_ '_.'I , .' .. . - .,... ..,/ I The North Korean Situation: Dangers and Op- addition$ presentations. 3:OO - 4:OO p.m, Seminar I1 ' " ' " .. I ,. , i, , .. ~ portunities Reconstructing Histoii&l . Fivh:.. Tbe ,A;; . '~x$,.. Donald W. Klein, professor of political science The Information Superhighway and Peril of Writing Biogrdphies John F. Kennedy, Eleanor Roosevelt, Richard Current Prospectsfor Peace in the Middle East Session I: 10:45 - 11:lO a.m. Nixon, and others reviewed. MalikMufti, assistant professor ofpolitical science Session 11: 11:15 - 11:40 a.m. Gerald R Gill, associate professor of history Each ofthe following presentations will be given twice. Recipient of Lillian and Joseph Leibner Award for 1994: Year of Elections in Latin America Jumbo Flicks distinguished teaching and advising at Tufts. Peter \Vinn, associate professor of history Jeanne C. Dillon, associate dean of +e colleges and

pre- law adviser I 4:OO - 5: 15 p.m. President's Reception Alayer Campus Center, Hospitaliy Room Kathy DiPerna, manager, Access/AV Services Parents and family members are invited to meet Irene Eisenman Bernstein dudiovistral Center and be welcomed to Tufts University by President 5:OO - 6:OO p.m. Parents Reception and Mrs. DiBiaggio. Light refreshments and en- Hosted by Alice and Richard Myers, A9SP, Parents Sharing Resources: Students, Faculty, and tertainment. Fund national co-chairs 1994-95. Parents, stu- Librarians I Librayroofdetk and surrounding patios. Rain site: Cabot dents and family members are invited to join the John Brooke, associate professor of history Center Mprses and the Parents Fund Committee for light Jean hiIcManus, reference librarian refreshments. The Jackson Jills will entertain. Reference Area 5:OO - 6:30 p.m. Dinner 11 Alumnae Lounge . Tracing Civilizations Dining halls- Students must present meal card. Jodi Magness, professor of classics Parents are guests of the university. Family mem- 4: 15 - 6:30 p.m. Dinner-- Dining Halls Laura \\'alters, social sciences bibliographer bers are charged a nominal fee. Regular cafeteria service will be available in the Nap Collection Room dining halls for parents and students who wish to 8:OO p.m. Student Theater remain on campus. No tickets required, but a A Ride on the Infobahn: Tulips and the World- Join Tom Ticket I1 and Pen, Paint and Pretzels student meal card must be presented. Parents are wide Web productions. guests of the university. Family members and Kent Portney, professor of political science Marston Balch Arena Theater guests are charged a nominal fee. Connie Reik, reference librarian Reading Room Sunday, October 2 . 6:OO p.m. Shabbat Services Traditional Services- Crane Room, Paige Hall Hands On: Campus Computer Resources 9:OO Protestant Worship Services Reform Services- East Lounge, East Hall David McDonald, director of the Arts and Sciences Goddard Chapel Dinner follows at 7: 15 p.m. in Curtis Hall. Ad- Library and director of information technology vance reservations required by September 26, at $9 Mark Learning Center 9:45 a.m. per person. Please call Hillel office at 627-3242. Coffee is served in the lobby of the Cabot Center. A Look at London in the 18th and 19th Century 8:OO p.m. In Concert from the Archives -the Bolles Collection 1O:OO a.m. Convocation Students and faculty from the Department of Carol Flynn, professor of English The Year of the Immigmnt: I994 Music will perform. Bonnie Hill, assistant director for collections Senior Vice President and Provost Sol Gittleman &hen Auditorium, Aidekmann Arts Center Archives Room All parents and members of the Tufts community Saturday, October 1 The Perseus Project Revisited are invited to attend. Sponsored by Tufts Hillel. Gregory Crane, assistant professor of classics Cabot Auditorium 8:30 a.m. - 5:OO p.m. Registration Eaton Hall Following the convocation, parents are invited to Hospitaliy Room, hfayer Campus Center join Rabbi Summit for a brief tour of the Hillel Engineering Advances Center under construction, a short walk from 8:30 a.m. - 4:OO p.m. Ongoing Activities Lewis Edgers, professor of civil engineering Cabot. Computer fair, campus tours, Tisch and Koppelman Wayne Powell, head ofengineeri ngand science branches Galleries, Shirley and Ales Aidekman Arts Center. of library 11:OO a.m. Roman Catholic Mass Goddard Chapel 9:30 a.m. Being Admitted to Tufts G-Clefs- CDs- Computers Undergraduate admissions overview David Locke, associate professor of music and chair of 11:OO a.m. - 1:30 p.m. -. Bendetson Hall music department Traditional Sunday Brunch Margaret Ericson, head of music librani Dining Halls Thursday, September 29,1994 THE TUFTS DAILY page five FEATURES Cinderella, a Tufts Fairy Tale Cinderella, as it is well known, was actually just The days wore on, of course, and the house of E Mademoiselle Ella until Madam Ella ran off with a trembled withexcitementovertheBlueandBrown Japanese millionaire who was into Mapplethorpe There was a bit of a tiff over whether or no and Mr. Ella, her dear sweet father, started follow- everyone should bring a date, but it was ultimate11 ing the Dead and declared himself one of Jerry’s decided that no one would; they would be eacl kids. He was never seen in Boston again, though other’s dates. But as forcindy, Craig had not called rumors offered and her thoughts of him grew more intense. Was hc Rachel Levine that he could be living on campus next semester?Would he want tc found alongside go on vacation with her over $e summer? Shc Do They Eat /t Raw? theDead’sentou- searched the Jumbo Pages for his number (some rage outside the one inadvertently used the scrap of paper during i Garden, where he sold “Arms are for Hugging,” toiletpaper shortage),calling all the Craigs and C.’! “Hate is not a Family Value,” and very pretty rain- listed. No luck. Craig was unlisted. bow pins as well as an odd assortment of wood and And of course, the big day of the formal camc ivory sculptures imported from a country in Africa and poor Cindy refused to leave the side of tht Dai/yfi/ephoto with an unpronounceable name. telephone hoping that Craig would come through ir The Tufts Symphony Orchestra in concert, who were dropped So anyway, Ella was shipped off to the suburb of the last minute and call. She wouldn’t let any of thc from the LollaDalooza IineuD due to contractual oblications. Tufts and taken into the house of E., where she was sisters make phone calls, for fear that Craig wa! named a sistedmember by a bizarre ritual involving trying to get through but getting a busy signa painting a cannon and drawing chalk pictures on instead. Orchestra director every walkway in the small kingdom. However, “But we have call waiting!” said Joe-Danna Ella, a bit of a snob, refused to share a bedroom with ‘We’ll get a beep if he calls.” the “freaks and weirdos,” who were, “into Tarot, “No way,” said Cindy. “If you’re taking a call begins on high note Zen, and other non-bourgeois pursuits,’’ and to waiting call and he calls at that moment, he’ll get i byANDIFRIEDMAN seems70 be something to fit make her point, slept in the cinders from the last busy signal.” Contributing Writer everyone’s tastes. In comparing marshmallow roast. Hence her name, Cinderella. While the other sisterdmembers slid into thei Things are looking good for Yaacobi to DeVoto, Goodenough Later, however, this was changed to Cindy, because dresses, Cindy dreamed of her wedding dress an( Malka Sverdlov Yaacobi as she noted that DeVoto was “more laid Cinderella, “was so damned hick.” honeymoon in Hawaii. While the sisters/member! begins this year as Tufts’ new or- back” and even “eccentric.” How- So, Cindy spent her time agonizing. She walked filed out the door, giggling and stoned, all hoping tc chestra director. ever, it seems both directors are to the neighboring kingdom of Davis, where it was catch the roving eye ofMatt Stein, Cindy imagine( Former director Mark DeVoto very popular, despite their differ- rumored that several of the locals were put under a filing joint income taxes. And then, Cindy wa! is on a one-year sabbatical and ent styles. spell ofparalysis by a witchforlooking toocheerful. alone, looking at the clock and her own, new lavi will be returning to Tufts as a Yaacobi added that the orches- She wandered even further to the local kingdom of lamp, and she realized that Craig wasn’t going tc professor. However, he will not be tra is still looking for strings. The Cambridge, where bands made merry in the main call. returning to the orchestra. Direc- group which exists, however, is square. Finally, she retired back to her new home “Damn!” she said, “I wish I had a fairy god tor Yaacobi spoke very highly of working to form a cohesive unit. kingdom, Tufts, and wandered amid the rubble in mother so I could get Craig back.” DeVoto. “He gave me a lot of Yaacobi commented on the effect search for something more interesting than a lively “You do!” advice,” she said. “He is following of the number of new players in debate over race, ethnicity, and which mushrooms Lo and behold. There beforeCindy was herfairj what we are doing even if he is not the orchestra this year. “We have were too poisonous to ingest for hallucinogenic godmother -- or rather, her fairy godfather in drag here.” lots of new people, so we have to purposes. “Don’t get me wrong,” said the godfather, “ Enthusiasm is high, according work to create aoneness, to create And then, as if from the sky, there he was: short, actually service several people on campus, mainlj to Yaacobi, who noted her sur- a group,” she said. drunk, and so clean cut that a goatee would slide off men seeking men, but somehow your name was or prise at the quality and dedication Senior violinist Jordana Weiner the side of his face! The man of Cindy’s dreams, my list, and well, here1 am. Granted, it’s amistake of the players. “[The musicians] concurred. “The sections are standing on the back of a statue of Jumbo the but that shouldn’t matter. What can I do for you? come to orchestra because they strong and we’d like to build them elephant! “I want to get Craig back.” really want to play. Everyone is up with quality,” she said. “Hey, baby!” the4drunkcalledout, “Can1toot my “Craig? Short freshmany type? Oh no! Hin motivated and things grow from Other students agreed that

trunk at’you?’ “ .’ ‘ . I- again! Why is everyone so into this ... Well, I did : rehearsal to rehearsal.” Yaacobi’s commitmentand enthu- Cindy replied, pointing to the statue: “Only if little research on him and it seems he’s going tc Yaacobi came to the United siasm to Tufts’ orchestra is appre- yours is as long as his.” become a Beelzebub in a few weeks. So, while hc States four years ago from Tel ciated. Freshman Emily Berger Love blossomed on the Hill that night. The drunk won’t have any trouble finding women, you migh Aviv, Israel, where she grew up found the orchestra as a chance to was a freshman named Craig who liked alcohol, have trouble finding him. But I’m not supposed tc and attended school. In Tel Aviv continue her music from high Sega Genesis, the Nine Inch Nails, and anything tell you that. I’m here to make wishes come true anc she was a conductor in the New school. “So far it has been really else manufactured. He hated trees. They had sex not break hearts, so... Craig... Right. Iggledy Israeli Opera. She came to the US great. She’s a great conductor and that night in Craig’s room to the light of alava lamp, piggeldy-pop, make this snob into a Tuftonial to receive her doctorate from the the people all seem very dedi- while his roommate snored and mumbled about debutante. Oh darling, you’re beautiful! And thosc SmithSchool OfMusicinRoches- cated. I think the group has a lot of trout. In the morning, they exchanged phone num- shoes! Such greatplatforms! Well, Craig will comc ter, New York. This is the first time potential,” she said. bers and Craig promised to call her sometime in the crawling to you like grungies come crawling to Kur she has conducted at a university, The orchestra’s first concert is next two days. Cobain. Outside, you’ll find a bicycle, a mountail and she said she is impressed with on Sunday, Nov. 6, in Cohen Au- Cindy skippedstumbled home, her face aglow bike, pink. And just remember, at midnight, well the quality and dedication of the ditorium. Russian composer from the experience. She arrivedjust in time for her nothing, really. The clock strikes 12 times and yo1 students to their instruments, de- Krismky will be there for the house’s invitation to Tufts’s largest event: the Blue might arouse the suspicion of your housemates i spite the fact that they may not American debut of his piece, en- and Brown Formal. Imagine the excitement in the you’re out too late. Ta-ta. AndI’ll pass a word up tc have come to Tufts to study music. titled “Musical Pictures.” He will house! All the sisters were thrilled because treasurer my superiors that they.should find you someonc “They are professional on a be a guest at Tufts the prior week of the Senate,Matt Stein, was going to be there! And who handles cases like yours.” very high level” she said. “Many and Yaacobi is very excited to the treasurer was going to select his Second Lady, The fairy godfather disappeared and things wen of them could have studied in a have him here to meet with the who would take on the honorary Fee-Fox title, and pretty much by the book. Cindy went to the dance conservatory if they chose to be students and speak at the concert. this lucky Second Lady would be allowed special danced with Dave Brinker and Matt Stein, and the1 professional musicians.” Former director DeVoto will also funding for the organization of her choice. Craig saw her, all aglow in the latest 70s fashion The orchestra is made up of be returning to hear the orchestra “He’s so dreamy!” said Joe-Danna, “I think I’ll picked her up off her feet, leaving behind (egad students from all classes, and the play at the concert. wash my hair!” one platform shoe. They went back to his place an( players seem as excited about the Beyond improving the orches- “I hope he picks me,” said Spacey Kate, “He’s started making out on the bed until 12:Ol a.m. an( upcoming year as Yaacobi. Per- tra, Yaacobi’s greatest hope is that the perfect astrological match!” then, Craig’s real girlfriend showed up and sluggec cussionist Melissa Goodenough the Tufts community will recog- “I just love his butt,” said Kookie Carrie, who him. She was followed by anumber of other womer commented on how Yaacobi is nize and take pride in their out- was dating a frog-prince at the time. he had seduced with his charm -- and poor Cindj helping the orchestra this year. standing orchestra. “What do you think, Cinderella?” asked Pre- slipped out a window (he lived on the first floor). “She’s bringing out the best in alot med Deb, trying to provoke their miserable sister/ In a moment of realization, Cindy decided tha of the players; she creates a lot of “I hope that the people at Tufts member into a more tangible mood. Craig was not the man for her. There was a brie’ enthusiasm,” Goodenough said. will learn to appreciate that they “Ah,” sighed Cindy and all the sisters/members flicker of understanding of the universality of he] Goodenough also commented have a very fine orchestra.” :iggled with glee, completely unaware that Cindy broken heart and how she had created it herself by on the variety of pieces the orches- Yaacobi is currently hired for the vas thinking of Craig’s thick fingers on her back, dreaming up incredible possibilities with a guy tra is playing. With pieces ranging year, but hopes to continue with md certainly not the treasurer of the Senate. whose immediate future involved bobbing up and from popular to classical, there the Tufts orchestra indefinitely. All the sisters in the house of E. chatted about the down and singing in harmony. lance for days. What would they wear? Who would She went back to her house and cried, ate, kicked hey go with? Whatband wouldplay?How toobtain overafew garbagecans,andcalledupafriendfrom L fake ID? Cindy kept to herself, sometimes think- high school who thought she was the sexiest crea- A handy gift idea: - ng of the mysterious Craig who had yet to call. ture on the face of the earth. What would he major in, she wondered. Did he like Tatoos. They’re fun, easy, and Lis classes? Did he want a girlfriend? The platform shoe, of course, was returned to Cindy started looking for Craig on campus. She her in person by Matt Stein, who had named the they scream %fJhfX&i?&l$ vas consumed by her thoughts of him. She went out donation in her honor. Cindy declared that the If her way to walk by his dorm and see if his light money go to financial aid. Because of this decision, And as a features writer, you (as on. She wrote esoteric messages on his dry shebecamevery popularoncampus and waselected can write all about them, or rase board, but wiped them away, uncertain whether to the Tufts Community Union Senate. Using her I 3 sign her name, another name, “love, your secret charm and pull, she worked her way up to parlia- dmirer,” or nothing at all. She searched the dining mentarian and with this on her resume, she was anything else that sparks your lalls. All her watching was to no avail. Craig had accepted into a very good law school where she interest. Call us already. isappeared. lived, for the most part, happily ever after. lage six THE TUFTS DAILY Thursday, September 29,199

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6:30 pm @AX Vikipg Dinner - 123 Packard Ave. 7:OO pm ZN Max In Wonderland 92 Professors Row 7:OO pm ZY Bowling Zete Style 80 Professors Row 8:OO pm A Wing And A Prayer ZBT On 209 College Ave. Thursday, September 29,1994 THE TUFTS DAILY page seven SPORTS Women’s tennis team Men’s soccer wins fifth straight by BEN MARGOLES Daily Editorial Board triumphs over Smith The Tufts men’s soccer team went to England this summer and ERIC POLISHOOK winning two of three doubles practiced the royal sport of foot- Daily Staff Writer matches. Ferraiuoli and Arnovitz On Tuesday, September 29, the triumphed 8-5 (a pro-set) at sec- Tufts women’s tennis team scored ond doubles. Freshmen Tami Doi an impressive 6-3 victory over and Kim Gantz remained unde- @ feated with an 8-3 victory at third doubles. ball. Special recognition should go And they improved. to Lisa Evans who lost in a So much in fact that they’ve tiebreaker at sixth singles. Tufts started scoring like the New En- Smith College. , had already clinched the match, gland Patriots. “I was pleased with the overall and a tiebreaker was played with The Jumbos destroyed another team performance,” head coach Evans and her opponent tied one foe Wednesday afternoon in Jim Watson said. “Each teammem- set apiece. record-breaking fashion, defeat- ber has been playing better and Tufts travels to Brandeis today ing Daniel Webster College 11-0 better.” with the hopes of avenging last at Kraft Field. Tufts (5-0) has now AlexandraMontillaled the way year’s 5-4 loss. Watson is confi- scored more goals (29-21) than with an impressive 3-6, 6-1, 6-1 dent because the Jumbos are an they did in 14 games (5-8-1) last victory at number one singles. improved team over the one that year. Watson was impressed as lost last year without number one “Look, I thinkit’s the best team “Alexandradid a good job to hang player Montilla. I’ve had since I’ve been here,” in the match and come back.” Tufts plays an importantmatch said Jumbo coach RalphFemgno. Bibina Feraiuoli won a tough Friday at home at 4 p.m. against “Butit’s stillaquestionof whether match at third singles 7-5, 6-4. Middlebury. “Middlebury is a a good team becomes a very good Staci Arnovitz scored a 6-1, 6-2 mystery team,” Watson said. ‘They team. The last nine games will victory at fourth singles. “The vic- are good on paper but they lost to show us.” tory was a tribute to her,” said Bowdoin. [Friday’s]match should Tufts’ next challengewill beon Watson, “because she had been be very competitive.” Saturday when the Bates College sick with the flu going into the The Jumbos look to be on the Bobcatscome totheHillfora2:30 match.” upswing with three straight victo- p.m. showdown. Freshman Lisa Kerr showed ries and two more winnable “I know that [Bates] wants to improvement, breezing impres- matches upcoming. With the con- beatus,”saidFemgno withalaugh sively at number five singles in ference in disarray, Tufts has a after Wednesday’s game. straight sets, 6-2,6-1. great chance to attain an impres- Junior forward Peter Maglicic Tufts closed out the match by sive record. led the Jumbos with three goals scoreboard,”said Dabby about the lege Athletic Conference Player and an assist against Daniel first two goals of his college ca- of the Week, didn’t play at all in Webster. He scored the game’s reer. “I’m really excited about the the first half, and saw limited ac- first goal in the ninth minute when way the team has been playing. tion in the second. heheaded acornerkickfromfresh- “Hopefully we can keep the Not that the team needed him man midfielder Harlan Rothman streakaliveSaturday againstBates. against Daniel Webster. Tufts con- past the Eagles’ goalie, Eric Since it’s a weekend game, maybe trolled the ball almost the entire Weightman. we’ll get a good crowd.” game, outshootingthe Eagles, 33- Three other players -- junior The small crowd of supporters 3. Starting Jumbo goalie Michael Eric Miller, sophomore Chris that attended the Daniel Webster Gamsby, a sophomore, made one Vriavas, and freshmanEvanDabby game were treated to beautiful save in the first half, and was re- -- went on to score two goals apiece passing and flawless defense -- placed by junior Max Brown in for Tufts. some of the skills the team prac- the second. Dabby’s first goal, a tally in the ticed on their preseason tour of Brown faced a little more pres- 63rd minute which made the score England. sure than Gamsby -- he had two 6-0, was particularly pretty. The The 11 goals were the most saves. freshman penetrated the Eagles’ ever scored in a game by the men’s “I expected this to be the weak- penalty area, danced down the left soccer team. Amazingly, they did est game on our schedule,” said side of the backline, and beat it virtually without senior tri-cap- Ferrigno. ‘:But then again we’re Weightman to the far right corner tain Erik Anderson, the Jumbos’ stronger than we’ve ever been. of the net. leading scorer. Anderson, the “It’s nice to get on the reigning New England Small Col- see SOCCER, page 9 Toronto Maple Leafs looking to make the final step by DOUGLAS KATZ their way into the Stanley Cup team, but the deal improves the the league. Fifty-goal man Dave may just be the St. Louis Blues. Daily Editorial Board semifinals only to be eliminated Leafs in the present as well as the Andreychuk, Mike Gartner, and While there were many off-season At the end of last season five by the Kings and Canucks. During future. For all of Clark’s skills he Nikolai Borchevsky all have goal transactions the Blues made the Central Division teams were still both of those series it became pain- has never even come close toplay- scoring talent, while Bill Berg, biggest when they added Mike alive and kicking. Each of those fully obvious that the marquee ing a complete season in the NHL, Mike Eastwood, and Ken Keenan to their management team. players on the Leafs, especially and Sundin is a proven commod- Baumgartner supply the grit. Keenan has taken four different Doug Gilmour, were being badly ity on the front line (1 14 points in On defense the losses of teams to the Cup finals, and has overworked. 1992-93). Lefebvre (to the ‘Diques)and Rob yet to not improve a team he has In Gilmour’s case, the diminu- “We apologized over the Rouse (signed by Detroit) will hurt coached. tive center was at times being trade,” Fletcher acknowledged, immediately, but as the season The biggest question going into five not only played itself into the triple-shifted. The root cause was “but my job is to make this team progresses those losses should be the season for the Blues may be playoffs, but were among the top the lack of depth at the top of the better in the present and the future. minimalized. The addition of how Keenan and superstar Brett teams in the National Hockey Leafs’ roster. General Manager “It’s a deal that protects us at Butchergives theLeafs aplayerto Hull will get along. Hull, who has League. Cliff Fletcher and coach Pat Burns center. It was getting stale talking replace Rouse’s attributes, while scored at least 54 goals in each of However, when thedustsettled, both agreed that it was time for about our lack of a No. 2 center. rookie Kenny Jonsson is primed the last five seasons, has expressed the Stanley Cup was once again some changes. We won’t be as good to start the for a huge freshman campaign. reservations regarding his situa- not contested for by a team from On the first day of the ’94 draft season, but we’ll be a better team Todd Gill, Jamie Macoun, and tion in St. Louis, but look for the Central Division. Since the Fletcher went to work. He sent by March.” the more-than-capableDave Ellett Keenan either to smooth over any dawning of the Oiler dynasty in popular captain Wendel Clark, With the addition of both give the Leafs blueline depth and difficultieswith Hull or trade him. 1981 only two teams (Minnesota defensemanS ylvain Lefebvre, and Sundin and Ridley the Leafs may, veteran support. Gill should be the If Hull is dealt, the Blues will and Chicago) from the Central/ forward prospect Landon Wilson in fact, be better in October than smallest of the Leafs’ regulars at receive substantial compensation, Norris have appeared in the finals, to the Nordiques. In return, the most oftheleague will beinMarch. 6’0’ and 190 pounds -- not too and if he isn’t, he can be counted and neither got much of anywhere Leafs received 23 year-old center A healthy Peter Zezel would bad. Not a bad unit at all, espe- on for another 60 goals. Either against the eventual champion Mats Sundin, defenseman Garth allow the Leafs to move Sundin to cially when it gets to play in front way the ball bounces, the Blues Pittsburgh Penguins. Butcher, and forward prospect the right wing (paired with of. .. are winners. Moving into the 1994-95 sea- Todd Warriner. The teams also Gilmour), a move which would Felix Potvin. After an incred- The off-season also yielded the son, it again seems that thecentral exchanged first-round draft picks. make the team’s top two lines com- ible rookie season, Potvin very Blues increased depth up front. will include many of the league’s With the newly acquired pick, petitive with any others in the quietly compiled even more fan- After the Keenan debacle the best teams -- it only remains to be Fletcher than made a deal for the league. Gilmour, one of the best tastic numbers in his sophomore. Rangers sent the Blues Esa seen if their regular season suc- Caps’ first-round pick, while the two-way players in the game, is year; no slumping for the Cat. Tikkanen and defenseman Doug cesses can be translated into play- teamsexchangedRobPearsonand nothing less than asuperstar,while Potvinis the best young goaltender Lidster in exchange for Petr ing time in May. Mike Ridley. Ridley has proven over the last to enter the league since Patrick Nedved. Tikkanen, along withGuy For the past two seasons the The loss of Clark leaves a void half a decade in Washington that Roy. Period. Toronto Maple Leafs have made of leadershipand toughness on the he is one of the steadiestplayers in The surprise team of the year see NEIL, page 13 page eight THE TUFTS DAILY Thursday, September 29,1994 No More Frizz! Frizz-Ease"..Instant Cure for Frizzy, Permed, or Color-Treated Hair.

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another, it is easy to average re overlook the actual trip. The place walk alon you’re going to, at least in theory, is up an important or interesting old- art tour heads up the stairs to the destination; the trip itself is the westbound Green Line for a more necessary means for getting there. w of the city. The Green For most, riding publi e stations provide you with a timeline of Boston and constant reminder that one does rigins of the subway system

However, the people be Massachusetts Bay ing at Park Street, you can Authority (MBTA, or the ‘ own-up reproductions of is affectionately called) s Herald front pages from feel that there should be describing the subway uction going on and Pond area. Under the ng the run of the first the cleanliness. h -- the alewife fish (a as what appears to b This “something more pictorial history of a beautiful two- the form of public art; fro nal sculpture on the wall ng turtle -- is a “C”1ine stops, more transit ntral has a very abstrac may be gleaned. The piece, more excitement to the is a distorted bird’s eye view the commute. Sort of a “st e Park Street area of Boston, is smell-the-roses-before-you-

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and griping, take a stroll along the there are cerami yellow line) andcheckoutthebeauty These tiles depict various modes of industrial and electronic fare lasted 25 years.” that has been installed for your transportation, forthe most part from accomplishments and pictures of Other .Green Line stations, like enjoyment. cars to trains to spaceships. people enjoying chemistry, there are Boylston, Arlington, and Copley For abstract and more modern Once on the platform, the HANDS-ON ACTIVITIES. These providemore historical photographs art, the Red Line is the place to go. mysterious wall sculpture on the are called the Kendall quartet, and on the big sign boards (where the Starting at Alewife station (the Outboundwalladdssomecolorto involve you, a handle, and large “T” maps are) showing the northernmost red line station) Davis. Now, what exactly it is is metal instruments. construction of the subway and old the art displays are in full force. entirely up to the Atpresent,onlythechimeswork. photographs of the Back Bay area. On one side of the discretion of the viewer. The chimes can be operated from Somemightseethatitsays both the inbound and outbound This tour does not exhaust the DAVIS numerous times in sides. The way you make music is MBTA’s art “exhibits,” but when various abstract letters. by pumping, slow andsteady,on the you venture into the Boston Others have had to wait so handle located in the wall. This in underground transportation world, longforatrainthatthey’ve turn makes the hammers hanging look out for these bits of visual found the entire alphabet between the large, metal chimes excitement and educational interest. present in the triangles, bangonthechimes, bringingthem The art in the T stations can be squares, and squiggles. to afull, beautiful sound that echoes subtle at times, but it is noteworthy. Porter offers a repetitive throughoutthe station. Make sure to Besides, what else are you going to theme of industry and let your friends have a turn at it too do until the next train comes? page I1 THE TUFI’S DAILY Thursday, September 29,1994 WEEKENDER Brilliant ‘La Scorta’ sets good against evil U U by MICHAEL J.W. STICKINGS fear that lies at the core of La well-developed story) take up Daily Editorial Board Scorta’s brief sojourn into the this role, but their own fter a slow spring rather amoral Sicilian politics and misgivings about each other and a terrible legal system. There is little action and about the virtually suicidal summer movie and a surprising lack of bloody mission that they are season, the film violence, but ‘the element of undertaking destroys any A suspense oozes out of every scene opportunistic simplification industry is starting to release a few meaningful and every dialogue. that may have arisen in an achievements.Actually, with attemptto lessen the ambiguity. the exception of Quiz Show, the foreign film industry is The plot is necessarily difficult leading the charge, and La to follow, largely because the Indeed, another great Scorta [TheEscort], the new film’s perspective is that of the strength of the film is it does Italian docu-drama now in central group of characters. The not overlook or disregard the ’ Sir1gles shot3case talent limited release, takes its fm storyline delves into the Mafia’s complexity of any one of these place among the best control of critical land and water characters. And though Four ii& bar& oii fourtctctii inches films of 1994: Thirty-Two Short sources and links the local don mistrust threatens to sever their by JAY RUTTENBERG with the national government and delicate relationships with one Daily Editorial Board Films About Glenn Gould, Red, White, Sunday’s the recent killing of the previous another at any moment, the ccording to the information that prosecutor and his bodyguard. accompanies the new Grifters/ Children, and Sirens. development of a sense of unity Guided By Voices split 7” single, -- of us against the corrupt the two groups decided to The element of world -- gradually overcomes A In fact, Ricky Tognazzi’s the internal tensions and collaborate following a debate regarding “the suspense oozes out releases this small force of good concept of alienation within the Western film, a not-so-loosely based culture industry.” Whatever the case may be, account of Mafia of every scene and from potential implosion. The the record successfully showcases two of persecution, police intrigue, sum of these individual parts then emerges to challenge the America’s finest modern bands. and political corruption is as every dialogue. The Grifters’ side of the record includes a good a portrayal of a diseased society that in turn lone song, “I’m Drunk.” The Memphis contemporary crisis as one Confusing, yes, but a slick threatens to block any such foursome’s song continues along the same is likely to find. It is production with a watertight challenge. lines as their Cruppin’ You Negative album, susp’enseful, sympathetic, solution would have undermined released to significant acclaim earlier this and frighteningly accurate. the unflinching reality of the Thus, has a year. Their lethargic, blues-influenced style And without degenerating proceedings. La Scorru realistic, documentary feel, but once again impresses as the rising band into cliches or standards plot it works just as powerfully as a includes several covertly wonderful musical formulas, it manages to tactics. present itself as a potent As a morality tale, La Scorta human drama of good versus The Guided By Voices side, although not morality tale set in a world dictates that amid the fears, the evil in an environment that no the most accomplished release from the that is ambiguous if only lies, and the ambiguities there must longer defmes morality in such polarized’ terms. These are Dayton-based band, demonstrates the power because everyone is. a be a few warriors for the moral of beautiful songwriting. Known for their suspect and every car door good. Thenew prosecutor(aquiet good people, though, and their Beatles-esque pop tunes mostly recorded on could be rigged to an man seeking refuge in justice after efforts to shut down the evil, basement four-pack machines, the middle explosive. separating from his wife) and his tolendsomeorderto achaotic, aged members of GBV have now been playing Indeed, it the sense of protective entourage of four together for nearly a decade, but have just perpetual and unrelenting carabinieri (each one with his own see FILM, page III recently received the recognition that they deserve. Continuing in their long established tradition of recording shorter songs than any other living band, Guided By Voices squeeze Scene and Heard four cuts onto their side. The first and last tracks, “Hey, Mr. Soundman” and “Uncle Dave,” most closely demonstrate the group’s extreme talents with their unpretentious, lo-fi ring and blatant L,ennon/McCartney influence. With such amazing releases as Propeller, Fast Japanese Spin Cycle and this year’s breakthrough LP, Bee Thousand, these guys should take their rightful place in line behind Pavement and the Beastie Boys as the best band in the free world. *** While Pavement may be the best band in the current free world, their side band, Silver Jews, are most definitely not. Their most recent release, a split 7” with New Radiant Storm King, contains a pair of sloppy songs most likely producedon theirchildhood Fisher Price tape recorder. The lead track, “The Sabellion Rebellion,” is a well-written song which is virtually crushed under the dominant weight of their intentionally ultra-cheap recording tactics. On the second tune, “Old New York,” one can almost hear the band making the song up as they go along. Silver Jews are just, well ... bizarre. The band consists of three members from Pavement (frontman Steve Malkmus, who is regularly listed. under the alias “Hazel Figurine,” see SINGLES, page III -. 4, Thursday, September 29,1994 THE TUFTS DAILY Page WEEKENDER R,E,M, comes full circle with kcstrde-e

by LIZA COHEN The tune “Bang and Blame” is Daily Editorial Board very reminiscent of Out Of Time’s n popular culture, there has “Losing My Religion.” “Star 69” is been a recent surge in the an updatedversion of Green’s“Pop popularity of anything retro; Song’ 89,”as “Strange Currencies” Itrendy people everywhere are is an electrified take on the sad donning platform shoes and bell- ballads that filled Automatic For bottoms, involving themselves in The People. heated discussions about the finer “Let Me In,” reportedly written episodes of Charlie’s Angels, and by Kurt Cobain, does justice to the longing wistfully for the days of lategrunge bandguru with its heavy vinyl albums. distortion and wailing vocals. In R.E.M. may have been caught up many respects, Monster could be in this whirlwind of longing for the considered an indirect tribute to past, as their latest release, Monster, Cobain, as if R.E.M. was giving is a 360 degree reversion back to recognition to the sound he made their earlier recordings. They revert so famous. back to the days before their huge Lead singer Michael Stipe may commercial success, international have been most caught up in the arena tours, and numerous band’s retro fever. On many tracks, interviews in Rolling Stone his vocals are barely decipherable; magazine. The result is something his words are blurredand mumbled. that will literally blow away fans Stipe’s mumbling was notorious in who are only familiar with the band’s the early history of R.E.M., but had most recent work. basically disappeared in the post- Monster is R.E.M.’s first album Green era. in two years, and is a world away After taking a five-year hiatus from the touring circuit, R.E.M. has scheduled With Monster, Stipe adds to the from its predecessor,AutomaticFor tenativedates toperform theMonstertour.They’l1 begin in Europe inlate 1994,and garage sound with his bratty rocker The People. The band appears to then head back to the United States by the spring of 1995. vocals. On “Tongue,” he slips into have had a complete personality a soulful falsetto that sounds like a change with this album. The warm, complemented by achange in sound. new passion: vibrato. The album is twisted tribute to singers like fuzzy melancholy of Out Of Time Like the songwriting, the music also full of reverb, sometimes even Smokey Robinson. The song leaves and the depressing resignation of returns to the days before the band layering on feedback for extraeffect; thelistener wondering,‘% that really Automatic For The People appear was so big, before the 1988 release Buck’s guitar riffs are downright Stipe?” But that seems fitting on an to have been forgotten. of Green. dirty. album that may have fans saying, Instead, Monster has a more R.E.M. started out as essentially In many ways, it’s as if R.E.M. “Is that really R.E.M.?” simple, carefree tone; the darkness a garage band, and Monster brings knew the entire music community Do notexpect Monsterto deliver and confusion have been replaced them right back to their roots and would be waiting to dissect and the mandolins, sorrow, and with ditties about having acrush on their earlier releases Murmur and analyze this album, and Monster is sweetness that has characterized agirl who wears eyeliner. The hidden Document. The first two tracks, their way of saying, “We don’t give R.E.M. in recent years. Instead, meanings and political statements “What’s the Frequency, Kenneth?” a s**t about what you are going to prepare for the next chapter in the for which R.E.M. is so well-known and “Crush With Eyeliner,” are write about our music.” story of a band that refuses to stop have vanished, or perhaps the basically punk singles; three-chord Monster presents this new rebel evolving. messages arejust better hidden now. garage rock songs that have very R.E.M. with full force. Songs like R.E.M. gained fame and fans The only overtly confrontational few complexities. “Circus Envy,”“You,”and“ITook because they achieved success track is “King of Comedy,” a song Gone is the heavy use of acoustic Your Name”continue the punk tone without losing their originality. that seems to insult the very rock instruments , part ic ular ly the established by the first two tracks. While Monster may disappoint a industry that has made R.E.M. so mandolin that was so prevalent in However, Monster does not few listeners, it maintains the band’s successful. thelasttwo albums. Instead, guitarist completelysever ties with the band’s integrity and their never-ending The band’s change in attitude is Peter Buck seems to have found a past work. auest to escaDe conformitv. Go for the vinyl, alternative records I Tognazzi succeeds with foreign flick SINGLES FILM continued from page II The Grifters/Guided By Voices continued from page II struggle on the all-too-often drummer Stephen West, and record is available from The Now homicidal world, make them overlooked supporting players: the professional goofball Bob Sound (Box 91317, Durham NC heroes even if those efforts make family members, who must endure - Nastonovich) along with D.C. 27708). The Silver Jews/New only a small dent in the grand all the hardships and all the fear of Berman, who is apparently the Radiant Storm King effort is on scheme of things. combatting such a widespread evil. band’s leader. Chunk Records (Box 244, Indeed, Tognazzi is equally good at It’s sort of like if William Easthampton, MA 01027), and filming closed, sensitive emotional Shakespeare got really stoned and comes on the grooviest yellow vinyl Strong acting and directing scenes and open, tension-ridden quickly scribbled a short play on his money can buy. reinforce this theme. The actors action sequences. dirty handkerchief. The members of portray characters who could be La Scorta is an excellent film. As Silver Jews (who jokingly claim to -- and probably are --just like the a morality tale, docu-drama, and be joined by deceased Velvet real carabinieri facing similar human story, it brings together its Underground chanteuse, Nico) can situations in present-day Sicily. components into a package so easily do better than this, and do so They aren’t superheroes who meaningful, complex, and onaregularbasis with theirprinciple have the resources to win. On the ambiguous than it never -fails to band. contrary, they have absolutely excite, engross, and trouble. For The flip side to the Silver Jews nothing going for them except a when a car parked at the side of the finds a spectacular single from New conviction that they are doing the road could blow up, when the gates Radiant Storm King. “Rocket right thing and that the right thing to the justice building won’t open, Scientist,” a soft, melodic tune, is worth dying for. and when the five men sit isolated features sublime vocals and quiet amid the cold stones of a bunker, it yet effective guitar. Reminiscent of is easy to empathize with the good subdued vintage Sonic Youth, New Tognazzi, too, manages to and to wish that the understanding, Radiant Storm King offer a notably convey the sense of desperation trust, and unity of this small group catchy track that is guaranteed to that pervades every action of each of virtuous men will ultimately remain in its listener’s head for days. Check out these new singies! . man, as well as the impact of the emerge victorious from the rubble.

f THETUFTSDAILY Thursday, September 29,1994 T THECAUSEWAY s party to town with Let’s Go Digger, Squid, Phone Bowling. 7pm, $15 18+. audience as sleuths and GARDNERMUSWM Book, and Reason Enough. Lansdowne St. participants -- always a Concerts Rliable treat. 74 Warrenton The museum houses an call 232-1538 for info. extensive collection that HOUSEOF BLUES THECAUSEWAY St., Boston. Call 426-5225 for info. includes Rembrandt, Lazy Lester boogies at the JOHNNY Ds Jiggle the Creek and The Raphael, and Matisse, and a blue house. 96 Winthrop St., Swinging Steaks and Torn Tides. call 232-1538 for really cool courtyard. Open Harvard, 49 1-BLUE. Hambridge. Davis Sq. Call info. CHARLESTONWORK- Tues. - Sun., 11 a.m. - 5 ING THEATER - 776-2004 for info. p.m.;call566-140,1formore BOSTONGARDEN JOHNNY Ds The Hermit Of Chestnut information..2 Palace Road The Grateful Dead bring LOCAL186 Soukous Fun with Kolo Hill, aplayaboutthetown’s (across from the MFA). their legendary show to Leftover Salmon. ‘I 86 Mboka. Davis Sq. Call 776- own Bill Britt, opens tonight Boston tonight, Saturday, HarvardAve. in Allston. Call 2004 for info. ‘and runs through October MUSEUMOF FINEARTS Sunday, and Monday. 35 1-2680 for more info. 16. call 242- 328 5 for details. Grand Ilusions: Four LOCAL186 Centuries of Still Life- THECAUSEWAY THEMIDDLE EAST Only Living Witness, Tulips, FRENCH’S OPERAPainting features the work Grinning Broadly andPercy Downstairs: Green Roadsaw, and Castiron HOUSE of Renoir, - Gauguin, and Hill. call 232-1538 for info. Magnet School, Neurosis, Hike. 186 Harvard Ave. in Riverside Theatre Works Millet. Through November Spore, Panhead. (1 9+/$7) Allston. Call 351-2680 for presents Andrew Lloyd 20 Sol LeWitt: Drawings JOHNNY Ds Upstairs: Lyres, Eric Martin more info. Webber’s Jesus Christ 1958 -1992 features the John Svetky opens for & The Illyrians, Ulka, and Superstar work of this Minimalist. Cordelia’s Dad in Davis The Timmys. (21+, $7) 472 THEMIDDLE EAST throughOct. 15.45Fairmont Edward Weston’s tonight. 17 Holland St. 776- Mass. Ave., CentralSq. 497- Wake 0100 plays with the Ave. Hyde Park, MA. 361- photograph’s of his travels 2004 0576. X-Feelies. (21+, $7) 472 7024. are exhibited in Weston’s Mass. Ave. in Cambridge. Westons: Calvorniaand the MIDDLEEAST THEPARADISE 497 -05 7 6. HASTYPUDDING’S West until October 23. Call CD release party for Ronnie 267-9300 for details on all Downstairs: Arthur Lee & THEATRE exhibits; admission to the Love, Tackle Box, Inhale Earl with Paul Rishell. 7pm PARADISE The Cambridge Theatre 967 Commonwealth Ave., Ellis Paul jams tonight. 987 museum is free with a Tufts Mary, The Gravel Pit. (19+, Company presents political ID. $8/$9) Upstairs: Gas Huffer, 35 1-2526 Commonwealth. Ave. 35 1- satirist Mort Sahl’sAmerica Slughog,Liquor Bike, 3 Day 2526 through October 16. 12 MUSEUMOF SCIENCE Stubble, and Truth from THERAT Holyoke Street, Cambridge, Sam. (19+,$8) 472 Mass. Steady Earnest, Groove THERAT call496-8400for tixandinfo. A great place to take your Ave., Central Sq. 497-0576. This, Wiggleworm, and Wargasm, Grip, XXL, parents, the museum offers Can’t Say. Balcony: Mean Dred. Balcony: Lateral demonstrations on special Drift. NEWREPERTORY THE- effects, electricity, and a PARADISE Red Spiders.( 18+,$7) 528 528 Comm. Ave., 536-2750. ATRE Comm. Ave, 536-2750. scale model of Mount CD release party for Fall The New Repertory Everest. It also has a cool Festival favorites God THETAM inaugurates its season with planetarium, laser shows and Street Wine, with Ominous THETAM Philadelphia’s own Cycles this modern adaptation of IMAX movies. Now Seedpods at 7pm. 967 Go see Signs of Life. 1648 of Soul with the Sextiles and Moliere ’s TheMisanthrope. showing at the Omni Comm Ave., 35 1-2526. Beacon St. in Brookline. Beyond ID. 1648 Beacon The play runs through Theater: Search For the 277-0982. St., Brookline. 277-0982. October 30 at 54 Lincoln Great Sharks, Beavers, and THERAT Steet. 332-1646. New EnglandTime Capsule. The Pods(ex Lemon T.T. THE BEAR’S call 723-2500 for more info. Heads) with Plexi, V-Card, Expanding Man, Thrillcat, THEATRELOBBY and Windmill. (1 8+,$5) 528 Green Factory, and Pontoon. The popular musical- ’ Films Commonwealth Ave., 536- 10 Brookline St. in comedy Nunsense has been 2750. Cambridge,492-BEAR. Theatre running for years in Boston, BRATTLETHEATER -c- AMERICANREPER- and is currently housed in Thursday: The Wonderful, Horrible, Life of Leni THETAM Come ay TORY THEATRE this charming North End Art in the Trench, Mile Theater. Call 227-9872 for Reifenstal and The Blue COMEDY CONNEC- As part of the A.R.T.’s Fall Light. 876-6837 Wide, Diet of Worms, and Festival, Robert Scanlan info. NedSmith. 1648BeaconSt., TION Laugh with your parents at presents An Eveving of Brookline, 277-0982. Beckett featuring Alvin SYMPHONYHALL HARVARDSQUARE Faneuil go see Bob Hall; Epstein and Thomas Derrah me Boston Symphony Quiz Show; NatUral Born Ne1 s on. 248- 97 00 T.T. THE BEAR’S untilOctober2. Zero Church OrcheStra opens its 1994- Killers; The Adventures of Priscilla; The Shuwshank ,. Roadsaw, Velveteen, Street. 95 subscription season on Elavator Drops and King NICK’SCQMEDY STOP Friday. Tickets for all BSO Redemption;Rocky Horror Picture Show. Church St. Ceasar. 10 Brookline St. in As seen on David AMERICANREPER- performances axe $21 to $59. Cambridge, 492-BEAR. Let terman, Amazing call 876-6837. shows change Friday, call Jonathan plays two nights TORY THEATRE 864-4580 for times. in Boston. 100 Warrenton You’d be a fool to miss it . Museums st. twice! Shlemiel the First FRESHPOND runs for three weeks only in ICA Clear and Present Danger; Harvard Square. 64 .Brattle The Institute of T i m e C o p -;P r i n c e s s St. 547-8300 Contemporary Art presents Caraboo; A Simple Twist of Boston (in Dialogue) Now. Fate; The C1ient;Tenninal concerts CHARLESPLAYHOUSE. The exhibition runs until Ve1ocity;BlueSky;TheNext HOUSEOF BLUES STAGEI1 October 16. $3 for students, Karate Kid; Forrest Gump. 11th Hour comes to Concerts Shear Madness is now the closed Mon. and Tue., 955 Call 661-2900 for Cambridge. 96 Winthrop St. AVALON longest-running non-musical Bolyston St., 266-5152 for showtimes; fdms change info. Friday. 49 1-BLUE ThC Specials bring their Ska in American theater. This $5

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Thursday, September 29,1994 THE TUFTS DAILY page eleven Trooper ar rested in b imb scares HAMPTON, Va. (AP)-- A state Huggins said. Holloway, an elementary school trooper hailed for his bomb squad Lee had maintained his inno- teacher. “We were just victims for work was arrested for building the cence through a 12-hourquestion- somebody else to put his crimes bombs he later “discovered” and ing by police and a lie detector on.” officials apologized to a teen-ager test. He was never charged. In one of the mall incidents, he apparently framed. Authorities said they now be- about 3,000 customers and em- Trooper Vernon Roy Richards lieve Richards, 4 l, planted a film ployees, includingeveryone in the was charged in three separate canister containing gun powder mall’s 10 movie theaters, were scares, including one Sept. 13that and nail shavings in Lee’s yard as evacuated after someone phoned shut down a courthouse for over well as a cardboard tube about 4 in a bomb threat. Richards and nine hours before three pipe bombs inches long in the teen’s car. Master Blaster found the bomb. were found. The other two inci- But the phony evidence led to Richards,41, was charged with dents were at shopping malls this questions about the trooper instead. five counts of possession and summer. Investigators became suspicious manufacture of explosive devices Richards,a lCyearveteran, and because the canister was dry, but and three counts of attempting to his explosive-sniffingdog --Mas-the ground around it was covered burn or destroy a courthouse. He ter Blaster -- found the bombs. with dew, police said. remained jailed Wednesday. Just before Richards’ arrest On Wednesday, Lee said he Tuesday, state police Superinten- hoped Richards would be pun- dent Col. M. WayneHuggins went ished. to the home ofEricLee, a 19-year- “It’s not just what he did to me. old high school senior, to apolo- He endangered my family,” Lee The Tufts gize. Police say Lee, who lived said. near the courthouse, was set up. His mother, Gwen Holloway, I Daily “We, more than anyone else, agreed. are saddened and embarrassed,” “I’ve been in a nightmare,” said Women undergraduate students with concerns about eating or weight: The Health Service is organizing a support group.

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+ Democrat who sponsored the bill. would end the strike, which began arbitration if players and owners have a World Series anymore this in 1972, when the High Court said Rep. Jack Brooks, the Texas Aug. 12. don’t agree on a deal by Feb. 1. ‘year, but I think there’s a wow it was up to Congress to remove Democrat who chairs the House “I think this evidences a grow- The arbitrator, much in the man- players won’t go to spring train- the exemption. Judiciary Committee, said base- ing recognition on behalf of the ner of a salary arbitrator, would ing.” Only one congressman, Rep. ball was “on the verge of being Congress that there are significant select the final offer of one side. Hamilton Fish Jr. of New York, destroyed or worse -- written off abnormalities here that need to be His decision would be issued by Metzenbaum at first was going the Judiciary Committee’s rank-

by the American public.” corrected or you’re going to con- March 15. - to offer the amendment to the ap- ing~- Republican, voiced opposi- “The barons of the game ap- tinue to.have strikes and lockout Health and Human Services de- meeting. partments but changed his mind “What is Congress doing’lnter- after opposition from his col- feringin alabor&spute when there leagues. is no national security interest in- “There’s a lot of maneuvering volved?’ Fish said. TCIA/MUN

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. St. Louis hopes- Mike Keenan will be the key to winning the Stanley Cup NHL Ciccarelli is the only offensive have little difficulty duplicating After Modano, the Stars are teams to be predicted (at least here) continued from page 7 regular over 30, while Primeau his outstandingstatistics from last just plan bland. Mike McPhee, to finish last in their division. Carbonneau (stolen from the and Kozlov arejust beginningtheir season. Dave Gagner, and Russ Courtnall Coach John Paddock has a group Canadiens in exchange for un- careers. Kozlov has the speed and All of coach Darryl Sutter’s are all prime-time NHL players, of young, talented forwards, but proven Jim Montgomery),give the touch required to be the perfect problems lay in wait for him on the but any of the three would be hard- much of his team’s success will Blues the best set of defensive left wing to Fedorov’scenter,while offensive side of the puck. pressed to dominate a game. The rest with the health of one of them. forwards in the game. On top of Rimeau’s size, strength, and skill Centericeman Jeremy Roenick Stars have depth problems at both The Finnish Flash, Teemu their respective defensive capa- are the envy of general managers does it all, but he can’t do it all wings, which is ironic considering Selanne, lost the last half of the bilities, both Carbonneau and around the league. Shawn Bun; alone. Former first overall pick that Ulf Dahlen, one of their best season due to a nasty severed Tikkanen can be counted on for 40 Mike Sillinger, and Mike Joe Murphy suppliespunch on the wingers, was dealt for two John achilles tendon, and without him or 50 points. Krushelnyski fill out the incred- first line, but after that the offense Doe defenseman who aren’t among the Jets floundered. Alexei Craig Janney will center the ibly deep Wings. is woefully weak. the team’s top contributors. Zhamnov, Keith Tkachuk, and team’s top line, which featuresLW What the Wings possess in The additions of Tony Amonte Surprisinglyenough, however, Nelson Emerson are all budding Brendan Shanahan and either depth up front they lack on the and Paul Ysebaert only make the it is on the blue line where the stars, especially Tkachuk, but the Kevin Miller or Vitali Prokhorov. blueline. Paul Coffey, who is en- team look better on paper. Brent Stars are strongest. Steady Mark pride of Manitoba will be hard- Shanalian,who is amongtheNHL’s tering the downside of his Hall of Sutter is a fine number three man ’ Tinordi, Derian Hatcher, Grant pressed to find some scoring out- elite power forwards, produced Fame (ouch) career, is joined on at center, but the Hawks lack a Ledyard, and Paul Cavallini form side of that quartet. over 50 goals, 100 points, and 200 defense by Niklas Lidstrom, number two guy. Rookie Sergei a nice corps, while youngster Ri- On the other hand, Tie Domi penalty minutes last season. Ab- Vladimar Konstantinov, and Bob Krivokrasov just hasn’t shown chardMatvichukcontinuesto find and Kris King, both acquired last solutely devastating. Aging Peter Rouse. Asa top four, they have the anybody anything,and the Hawks his niche in the league. season from the Rangers, are the Statsny centers the second line, ability to be dominating,but should have little in the way of offensive In the nets Darcy Wakaluk and best tag team in all of hockey. With while Carbonneau will move the any of them become injured for talent in the minors. Here’s look- Andy Moog should split time, un- Dave Manson on defense and puck for the third stringers. any stretchof time the Wings might ing at ya’, Jeff Shank. til one of the two establishes him- Domi and King at forward,it would Curtis Joseph returns as the be in big, big trouble. Rookie As far as mediocre teams in the self as The Man. If Stars fans are be a safe bet that fight fans will get Blues number one netminder. Af- Aaron Ward will be asked to con- NHL go, the Dallas Stars are willing to wait a couple seasons their money’s worth from the Jets. ter last season, there is little doubt tribute, but might still be a year pretty darn mediocre. Mike (one, maybe two) then -- and only that CuJo is one of the league’s top away from deserving a regular Modano finally lived up to his then -- will they see truly quality Overall Conference five goalies. In front of Joseph shift. billing last season and became the goaltending. Remember this name: Predictions skates a considerably new line-up The Wings’ real problems may franchise center that the Minne- Emmanuel Fernandez... he’s the Toronto, St. Louis, Detroit, of defensemen. lie behind the defense. Goaltender sota North Stars were looking for real thing. Calgary, Vancouver, San Jose, A1 MacInnis replaces Phil Bob Essensacompiled what would when they drafted him. He scored In fact, Dallas fans should just Chicago, and Dallas are playoff Housely on the point, and his have been a respectable GAA in 50 goals with only one hat trick not watch thisseason, and pick up bound. Edmonton might sneak booming slapshot, coupled with yearspast, 3.85, but in the“yearof and no empty-net goals, which next year when Todd Harvey and in, and I do mean sneak in. Oilers Steve Duchesne’s puck-moving, the dead puck” those numbers means he showed up toplay every Jamie Langenbrunner enter the fans should be advised to wait a shouldmake theBlues’powerplay don’t stack up. Chris Osgood night (which is a nice touch if league. year or two more. Winnipeg, Los unit the best in the league. Lidster, looked comfortable as the Wings’ you’re getting paid over a million The Winnipeg Jets are cer- Angeles, and Anaheim round out Murray Baron, and Rick ambo number one guy, but that didn’t dollars a ye&); tainly the most intriguing of the 9estandings. add experience and depth, while stop Detroit from acquiring Mike youngsters Jason Marshall and Vernon from the Flames. Dan Lapeniere bide time as the Vernon is a proven veteran, but sixth defenseman until Father Time is not on his side. superprospect Jamie Rivers is Junior sensation Norm Maracle is LCS ready to step up (maybe around waiting in the wings, but don’t playoff time). look for him to be plying his wares Jon Casey was signed as a free in the Motor City anytime some. If agent to shore up the back-up Vernon can put in major minutes goaltending,but withCuJoin front and play competently, look for Boston Urban Garden of him, Casey won’t be seeing Essensa to cop the boot, because much of the new Kiel Center from he’s really NOsgood. First Program Meeting ice level. The Blues are an aging The strength of the Chicago tearn, but they have all the pieces Blackhawks rests with the deep- in place for a legitimate run at the est corp of defensemen in the Thursday, Sept 29 Stanley Cup. Keenan knows this league. Chris Chelios, Gary Suter, is the year for the Blues, and if any Steve Smith, Eric Weinrich, Ivan pm one can deliver them to the prom- Droppa, Keith Carney, and Cam 9:OO ised land, Keenan is the man. Russell are all competent NHL Ifpure talent was theonlymea- defenders. Chelios is an annual Miner 24 suring stick in the NHL the De- contender for the Norris Trophy troit Red Wings would certainly and this season should be no ex- Transform currently neglected areas of the inner city into win the Stanley Cup this season. ception. Both Suter and Smith are However, simply having the talent excellent puck movers, while productive com munity gardens won’t win you anything ... just ask Weinrich, Carney, and Russell all . last year’s Pittsburgh Penguins. supply decent stick skills and Trips on weekends, flexible time commitment. Led by superstars Sergei plenty of grit -- as if Chelios only Fedorov and Steve Yzerman, the doesn’tsupply more grittinessthan Red Wings feature the most ex- the 82nd Airborne. plosive offensive unit in the game. Ed Belfour is a franchise For more information, call Frank at 629-9743. Vyacheslav Kozlov, Dino goaltender, no matter what critics Ciccarelli, 50-goal man Ray say. Few teams in the league would Sheppard, and the hulking and turn down a chance to put The ever-so-intimidating Keith Eagle between the pipes. Coupled Primeau give opposing teams an with the Hawks’ most impressive extreme case of the willies. defensive squad, Belfour should TUFTS VALET CHINESE tp SERVICE CULTURE 14-

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Located on the other side of the railroad bridge page fourteen THE TUFTS DAILY Thursday, September 29,1994 COLLEGE SEASON PASS Leader of Mexican ruling party killed MEXICO CITY (AP) -- A Deputy Attorney General $299 young man assassinated a key of- Mario Ruiz Massieu, the slain FOR FULL nKUNDERGWDUATE AND GRADUATESTUDENTS ONLY ficial of Mexico’s ruling party man’s brother, announced the $299 DISCOUNT PRICE GOOD THROUGH NOVEMBER 94,1994 Wednesday, rocking a country al- death. He is in charge of prosecut- ONLY IF PURCHASED FROM YOUR CAMPUS REPRESENTATIVE ready buffeted by a turbulent year ing drug traffickers for the federal of violence and rebellion. attorney general’s office, which NEW AT SUNDAY RIVER FOR Jose Francisco Ruiz Massieu, has the suspected gunman in cus- THE 1994195 SEASON ... secretary-general of the Institu- tody. JORDAN BOWL tional Revolutionary Party (F‘RI), Drug traffickers are accused of was shot in the neck after getting murdering Roman Catholic Car- Thc Lsrsest Expansion in the into his car following a breakfast dinal Juan Jesus Posadas Ocampo HEW d Eastern Skiing at party headquarters. Shattered in acase of mistaken identity at the It SUNDAYRMRSMRD glass from the car window was Guadalajara airport in May 1993. HIGH-SPM)QUADI -strewn on a side street off the busy Ruiz Massieu, a 48-year-old Jundcry rivermwtn C OVER70ACRESof TRAlL.5 AND GUMS... Paseo de la Reforma boulevard. lawyer, was arising figureinMexi- r SIX DYNAMITE NEW RUNS IN MLI A bank guard tackled the gun- can politics. He was married to man and turned him over to police. Salinas’ sister, Adriana, but they pass, To purchase your season I& for your Campus Representative Officials identified him as an divorced about eight years ago. or call 207-824-8000 ext. 255 Acapulco resident,but did not give They have two daughters. amotive for what President Carlos He was elected to congress in lalinas de Gortari described as “a August and was selected to lead iideous crime.” the PRI delegation that would “This is a day of mourning for dominate the lower house. ’RIistas. This is a day of mourn- He was governor of the impov- ng for all Mexicans,” said Presi- erished western state of Guerrero, lent-elect Ernest0 Zedillo. where Acapulco is located, from The killing shocked officials 1987 to 1993 and was namedPRI till recovering fromtheMarch 23 secretary-general in May as the ssassination of PRI presidential party reorganized itself in the wake andidate Luis Donald0 Colosio, of Colosio’s murder. hot at a Tijuana campaign rally. Ruiz Massieu also represented kdillo, his successor, won the the PRI before the Federal Elec- tug. 21 presidential election and toral Institute,whichisinthemidst akes power Dec. 1. of reviewing challenges to the Both Zedillo and Salinas -- Ruiz August election and certifying the Come and enter a drawink to win FREE, Massieu’s former brother-in-law- results. I were at theHospitalEspano1where Mexico’s stock market, which t iat’s right, Ruiz Massieu, his shirtripped open had been rising, plunged more than and soaked with blood, was rushed 3 percent after the shooting before FREE after the shooting. Doctors said bouncing back slightlpiathe af- Ruiz Massieu had no pulse on ternoon. The value of the Mexican tickets to performances and museums in Boston and at Tufts. arrival and was pronounced dead peso dipped slightly after the at 10:30 a.m., an hour after the shooting. shooting. Mexico City Mayor Manuel Mexico also was shaken this Aguilera described the weapon rear by a New Year’s uprising by used.= a sub-machinegun. The vlayan Indians in southern deputy attorney general said it vlexico, a wave of kidnappings of jammed after one bullet and the uinessmen and narcotics-related gunman, identified as Hector or riolence. Joel Resendiz of. Aaapulco, fled. Despite the turbulence,the PRI, The bank gukd who captured which has governed Mexico since .the attacker told the government 1929, was able to gain 50 percent newsagency Notimex that heheard )f the vote in the national election. an explosion, saw the gunman and Widely feared post-electoral vio- went after him. ence failed to materialize. ‘ The assassination of Ruiz “The only thing I did was yell uIassieu, No. 2 in the ruling party, ‘stop,’ he dropped the gun, I put olted Mexico again just as the him to the ground and then I handed ountry appeared to be settling him over” to police, said Jose [own. Antonio Rodriguez Moreno. . Fill out a raffle ticket in Aidekman 109 today and tomorrow. Drawing will be held FRIDAY at 3:OO pm.

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569 Mt. Auburn St., Watertown, 924-0537 Only a bus ride from Harvard to Watertown! Hours: Mon-Sat-- 7:30 am - 8:OO Dm See this box? It’s your fault! Come write for the Dailv and fill all these useless boxes. Call 627-3090.. page fifteen Thursday, September 29,1994 Exiled lawmakers return for guarded amnesty session PORT-AU-PRINCE, Haiti backed an amnesty to defuse vio- have been prepared, and there was amnesty next Tuesday. COPS and security guards as Hai- (AP)-- Haitian lawmakers cast lence by desperate Haitian sol- no estimate when -- or even if -- Before lawmakers adjourned tian authorities abdicated power. aside years of fear to reconvene diers, who fear retribution if the lawmakers would reach agree- Wednesday, gunfire had under- In another move toward de- Wednesday -- inside a ring of Aristide returns. ment. scored the difficulty of forgive- mocracy, Port-au-Prince Mayor barbed wire and 600 American As American troops wearing In a half-hour interview ness. Evans Paul announced he would soldiers -- to try to build a demo- camouflage fatigues looked on, Wednesday with CNN, Aristide About 200pro-Aristidemarch- return to City Hall on Thursday cratic society. several of the returning lawmak- urged his countrymen to refrain ers headed toward the headquar- after spending much of the past But gunshots slowed the first ers hugged friends who greeted from violence and retaliation tersof the pro-army militia-H three years in hiding. few steps toward democracy, with them as they stepped off a Boeing against the departing military re- -- Front for the Advancement and Paul, who was Aristide’s cam- pro-army militiamen firing on 737 jetliner from Miami. gime. Progress of Haiti -- when FRAPH paign manager in his 1990 elec- marchers who support the return “We don’t want (army chief To rebuild the poorest country members started throwing rocks. toral triumph, issued a statement of elected PresidentJean-Bertrand Raoul) Cedras! It is Aristide we in the hemisphere, “It’s clear we Somedemonstrators responded by urging “the citizenry of the capital Aristide. One man was critically want!” the crowd sang as a band need democracy to do that.. It’s hitting their attackers with tolivethroughthisimportantevent wounded. played. clear we need peace to do that,?’he branches. in discipline and in order.” The shooting broke out just ‘We are happy about the am- said. “We need a state of law -- Aristide supporters planned blocks from the seaside Legisla- nesty bill,” said one well-wisher, neither vengeancenor retaliation.” FRAPH members then fired huge demonstrations Friday to tive Palace, where politicians met Nene Dordilus, surveying the Aristide sidestepped questions guns; one man was critically coincide with the third anniver- underU.S. guardto begin workon scene. “These guys can finally about the amnesty legislation and wounded by agunshotin thechest. sary of Aristide’s overthrow. an amnesty for the military leaders leave and we can go on.” gave no date for his return. U.S. military police arrived Fifty-four of 79 deputies and who ousted Aristide three years Before they left Miami, several Cedras told CBS News that he soon afterward in six Humvees, 11 of 17 senators attended ago. of the returning lawmakers said was pessimistic about any amnesty but refused to get directlyinvolved. Wednesday’s parliament session, giving both houses a quorum for Ten pro-Aristide lawmakers they opposed grantingthe military coming out of parliament. He al- They sent in Haitian police, who the first time since fisticuffsbroke .- ended their exile for the parlia- rulers amnesty,but wouldgo along luded to 11 pro-army lawmakers had armed many civilian auxilia- up a session in January. U.S. Am- mentary session, flying in on a with it in order to restore the elected who were elected during military ries in the past year, to search the bassador William Swing was U.S .-chartered jetliner. government to Haiti. rule and have been barred from the FRAPH headquarters. The Hai- Human rights groups have session. The mychief said the tian police turned up no guns, and among the foreign diplomats in At least 3,000 jubilant well- attendance. wishers, some standing on walls blamed soldiers and army-backed lawmakersreturning from exile or the Americans left. or hanging from trees, cheered as gunmen for the deaths of about coming out of hiding for the ses- vans carried the legislators toward 3,000people since the 1991 coup. sion “usually ... display a deep Many Haitians have said they Lawmakers disagreed on how the white colonnaded building, London-based Amnesty Interna- anti-militarism. are tired of the eye-for-an-eye vio- broad an amnesty to grant. Several which was sealed off by concertina tional and other groups have spo- ‘‘They will vote the law that lence that has characterized the pro-Aristide legislators, some wire and 600 American soldiers ken out against granting amnesty. they wish, so we don’t expect that nation since independence from meeting for the first time in years, armed with assault weapons. “Personally I think amnesty is law to have real value.” France in 1804. In sections of the supported a political amnesty, but Amnesty for the coup and the an immoral act, but one of the The military-designated presi- nation abandoned by Haitian po- not exoneration for bloodshed. human rights abuses that followed conditions of the return of Presi- dent, Emile Jonassaint,also wants lice and soldiers, the people have was part of a last-minute deal be- dent Aristide is the amnesty. So ageneralamnestybut saidwednes- generally showed self-restraint, ‘We cannot prevent citizens tween the ruling junta and an we’re going to do the sacrifice,” day night that he was “saddened” except for some cases of looting from suing their executioners,” American delegation led by former said Fritz Robert St. Paul, an ex- by the U.S.-backed parliamentary food warehouses. said Jean-Robert Martinez, a pro- PresidentCarter. The Sept. 18deal iled deputy, before departingfrom session. Jonassaint, who has no The number of U.S. troops in Aristidedeputy, “otherwise we will forestalled a U.S. invasion. Miami International Airport. international recognition, called Haiti reached 18,262Wednesday. authorize them to take the law into U.S. officials have strongly At least six amnesty proposals for his own legislative session on Many took on the jobs of traffic their own hands.”

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Doonesburv, BY GARRY TRUDEAL Around Campus Today UNICEFIntroduchonary Meeting. Eaton 202,8 p.m. LCS First Program meeting for Shelters and Pals - homeless groups. Eaton 201,9:00 p.m. Tomorrow Tufts Speech and Debate Society FirstMiner meetin 10,7%0 p.m. PAN-AFRICAN ALLIANCE General Meetin Chaplain’s Table Eaton 201, 1:38p.m. Christianity and Liberation Movements: Latin America. Programs Abroad MacPhie Conference Room, 500- Brihsh + Euro an Studies Group. 7:OO p.m. Braker OO1,3:& p.m. 3 P’s LCS Boston Urban Garden Love Letters. First pro am meeting. BalchhenaTheatre, 2p.m. & 8 p.m Calvin and Hobbes by Bill Watterson Miner 2f9:OO p.m. Admssion Free. Women’s Collective First meeting. Substance Free House ‘ Mocktail Party. The Women s Center, 7:OO p.m. 101 Talbot, 9:OO p.m. International Scholarship Programs Abroad Committee The American Institute of Foreign General meeting. Study. Zamparelli Room, 6:30 p.m. Braker OO1,3:OO p.m. Proeressive News CollectiveIFree Asskiation Pro ramsAbroad General meetin All welcome. Stu$ Abroad Information Meeting. Campus Centersoom 209,8:00 p.m. Braker 001, 2:30 p.m. i;fQ Film Series Tufts Association of South Asians ovie: Cyrano de Bergerac. Only gA“y . enera meehn - elections. Pearson 104,9:b p.m. arnum OO8,9:30 p.m. and Midnight. Arts House BigFirst Brother- meetin forLCS interested students. BODY PAINTING. Eaton 202, f:OO p.m. 37 Sawyer Ave., 7:OO - 9:OO p.m. ACT Tufts Ski team Rapture tickets on sale today! General meetin open to everyone. M.acPhie & Dewick, Lunch and FoxTlot by Bill Amend Eaton 201,8:08p.m. Dinner. AIDS Outreach First pro ram meeting. ASME Eaton 2&!, 9:OO p.m. GuestAnderson Lecture, 112,7:30 Prof. p.m.George Smith. Chinese Culture Club The R&an House First general meeting. Dinner. Eaton 208, 8:OO p.m. 92 Curtis St., 5:30 p.m. English Department Reading Senes Tufts Bah”i‘ Club Slovepian poet and critic Ales Or anizational Meeting. All Debel ak. w ekome. East dall Lounge, 5:OO p.m. 208 Campus Center, 7:30 p.m. TCIA/MUN Arts House General interest meeting. 0 en Mic Night. Eaton 134,7:00 p.m. 3fSawyer Ave., 7:OO - 9:OO p.m.

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