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Art Charlton All Tufts students will be required to have health insurance next year in ac- cordance with a new policy announced by the Busar' s Office this week. Effective September 1, 1981, Student Health Insur- ance will be mandatory for . every student registered at Tufts in all subdivisions of the university, including students on affiliations and in foreign programs. Marilyn Bibeau, Depart- mental Assistant in the Bur- sar's Office, said no ex- ceptions will be made to the policy finalized last Thursdaj by the provost, Dr. Robert Shira, director of Health Services Dr. Reagan Administration's escalating "defense" budget. (photo by Michael A. Snow) George Rizzone, the Bursar, Mildred Dilullo, the univer- they return 'to Tufts next part of the cost. Next year, sity's insurance agents Som- Dining Halls Open fall. ail lab work will be done ers, Kit(-hen, and Essler If a student does not at Hooper Infirmary. of Salem, MA, and Bibeau. Early In Attempt return the waiver form be- The Tufts plan will not- Each student will be fore the due date, he or include a'ny spouse dependant To Avoid Long charged $165 for the Tufts she will be automatically coverage in the 1981-82 aca- insurance plan on the Bur- enrolled the Tufts plan, demic year. An alternative Lunch Lines sar's bill for the fall 1981 in and will not be able to list of insurance companies semester. If a student has by Gale Fiarman waive the policy after that. which provide this service another insurance plan prov- "This policy .is for the will be available upon re- If you .are tired of wait- ing at least equivalent cov- student's own protection," quest at Health Services, ing in long dining hall erage, i.e. Blue Cross or Bibeau said. lines, you can receive some Blue Shield, Bibeau said Bibeau explained. "An unfor- Students who turn 19 dur- solace, in knowing that Din- the student may waive the seen accident or illness ing the course of the aca- ing Services is working on Tufts plan by fully complet- can be financially devastat- ing. '' demic yeas and might be too a solution to this time-con- ing a petition for waiver old for family insurance suming and aggravating prob- form attached to the bill The new Tufts insurance plan, which costs $50 more plans should consult their :em. and returning it before Aug- than the previous, non-man- policies, Bibeau advised, Steve Toste of Carmichael ust 26, 1981. datory policy, will in- to assure adequate coverage Dining Services says no def- Registration will not for the entire year. If the inite decisions have been be allowed unless proof of clude . catastrophe accident insurance, hospitalization, student will no longer be made. The change presentlv an adequate accident health being considered is opening lab testing, psychiatric covered by the parent or insurance policy is provided guardian's policy, the stu- the dining halls 15 minvtes via the waiver form or pay- in-patient and out-patient care, and other features dent will be required to earlier at lunch. In most ment in full for the Tufts purchase the Tufts insurance dining halls, this is al- plan is made, the Bursar's to be described in a brochure now being printed. plan. If the parent or ready being done. Toste says Office reports. guardian's policy covers however, we are not sure "If they don't make the The brochure will be sent with the fall tuition bill the student for the fall if this change will fully payment and thcy don't send semester, the student will cure the overcrowding during in the waiver, they won't between July 3 and July 6. In the past, lab-testing be required to have the lunches. be able to register," Bibeau Tufts policy for only the Besides working on the said, adding that "students was sent out to be done, continued paqe 4 , continued page 4 might not exDect, that" when and students had to absorb

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The Tufts Daily is a non-protit student-run neuspaper putiished by the students of Tufts Uni Habib will try to diffuse Catholic District draped versity ueekdays during the academic year Printing by the Harvard Crimson. Inc.. Cambridge, the gathering storm over black flags from their win- MR. Please address correspondence to: The Tufts Caily. Curtir Hall. Tafts University, Medford. Israel and her Arab-neigh- dows as* a sign of mourning MA. 02155. Telepbme: (617) 628-5000. exts. 6130. 6131. Business hours 9-5 ueekdays. U.S. Postage paid in MeJford, Massachusetts. bors. Among the developments as the b.ody was taken from adding to the tension: the the maze prison to the Sands deployment by Syria of So- family home. Letters to the Eat viet-built surface-to-air ,Reagan's 1982 Budget missiles in Lebanon. . In Defense of PTP Expected To Pass 2 EB.1. To Investigate To the Editor: By most estimates, Presi- proper nurturing, a student Mi ne Workers's Strike dent. Reagan seems on the I am writing on behalf cannot form good academic verge of getting a 1982 of Richard Yoder who is . habits; Mr. Yoder and fac- The FBI has been called in .to investigate what budget blueprint that's much leaving Tufts at the end ulty in his position work to his liking. But the Pres- could be the latest in a of this term. Mr. Yoder has toward this end. ident's taking no chances. loss series of violent acts in fallen prey tc the plight I feel a personal He met with members of the loss the wake of the United Mine of so-called part-time as well as an academic House yesterday and the Worker's 40-day-old strike profs, professors and lec- at the university's action. White House says the lobby- against the soft-coal indus- turers hired. by the univer- It is unfortunate that ing will continue almos' try. In Kentucky,' two rail- sity to assume the respons- Tufts, with a ten-thousand 'until the vote is taken-- ibility of teaching courses dollar plus tuition cannot road bridges were dynamited and grading students without muster a higher percentage and a miner walking a picket the security of adequate or a more equitable dis- line was shot and wounded monetary compensation or t-ribution of funds for those today. State police say the Violence At His Death tenure. I do not know uni- vital professors explosions and shooting were Firebomb-hurling rioters versity policy,and thus can- who are instrumentat !n not related. But when asked clashed,with British troops not make a judgement on what undergraduate education. if the bridge explosions and police in the worst vio- action it takes, but I do Although Mr. Yoder may not were strike-related one lence in the past two weeks. feel strongly that the in- benefit from his efforts, trooper replied, "Possibly, At least 21 people were re- tellectual interaction which I hope that the university's but not proven." , ported injured. I shared with Mr. Yoder powers that be will acknow- merits a statement on the ledge his "crusade" and give responsible, and merely been to Mr. Pemberton's tab- university's policy removing greater weight to the impor- stating, two and a half le, she would have been more him from his position here. tance of the PTP .position months later (in yesterday's informed on what he was do- I try to believe that and the students the) teach. article), that the terms ing. Her assertion that she a university's primary pur- they used may have been too heard no 'cautionary remarks pose is the education of Peter Schwartz severe, is meaningless. The and saw no pamphlets about its students. It would be warning contained false in- Intercept clearly means formation concerning the either that she did not walk naive to assume however SHAB on Intercept that, being a corporate distribution of the circular up to the table, or that structure, education is the that accompanies Tntercept, she did not look or listen To the editor: sole function of the univer- and it was based on the very carefully when she was sity. Still, would ideal- On February 20, 1981, report of one female. This there. Ms. Bodden misstated I \ istically like to believe the Tufts Daily printed a unidentified female used what Mr. Pemberton was dis- that. the money I pay Tufts warning against tkie use of the insert without the cir- tributing. She also stated is used soley for the pur- ','Inter.cept,'I a contraceptive cular which contains com- that he gave away a pamphlet pose of my undergraduate insert distributed at the education. The academic Health Fair held on February foundation requirements 18. The warning was printed touch all students, and thus despite the objections of must be viewed with some the officers of the Tufts the representative of Ortho with many other Ortho prod- reverence. Mr. Yoder and Student Health , Advisory Pharmaceutical C'orp. who cmtinued page 7 faculty in his position are Board (SHAB), the event's distributed Itit ercep t at at the source of this found- sponsor. At that time, we tPe Healt,h Fair. Several CORRECTION : ation education, one on did not -espond publicly . slanderous remarks about A typing error in yester- which the remaining academic to avoid inflaming the is- his conduct were made by day's, issue may have caused experiences are built sue. Yesterday's pejorative Marlen Bodden, a sophomore some confusion. A sentence Foundation English fosters article in the Daily, writ- who worked at another table of Neal Konstant in's letter the growth of analytical ten by Kim Simon, has now at'the Health Fair, and were shottld have read: "Ultra- thinking clearly stated, forced us to respond. quoted in Simon's article. right Military Zionism is an important tool in later The Daily's printing of Perhaps if Ms. Eodden had a Eorm of facism and I fear academic work. Without the warning was highly ir- its presenc,e OR our campus." Tufts DAILY - Wednesday, May 6, 1981 3 Most of these women did I'iost felt that the Wo- I not define themselves as men ' s Movement had ad- MINORITY WOMEN: IT'S NOT feminists. Many were unsure dressed within the Women's ALL BLACK AND WHITE whac makes someone a femin- Movement .'I All the Hispanic

J ist. Several others did not women felt that the Women's want to be. labelled 'femin- Movement ignored them. They by Marlen Bodden and ists because rhey felt that' felt that the Women's Move- Kim Simon I feminism was ':too radical, ment focuses on other minor-

a lot of bra-burnine."Y One ity wamen and fails to ack- The purpose. of the Wo- ally segragated women's woman after a long pause 19wledge the existence of men's Movement is to address clubs temporarily joining responded, "1 hate to label LLspanic women in the U.S. the political, social; an.' forces over a single issue. myself that way: There are The Asian women also felt economic needs of all women Black women since then have feminist goals and beliefs ignored by the Movement, in this country. But are chosen to work against sex- that I adhere to, but to they sensed that the high these needs the same for ism within their own organi- say that I am a feminist achievements of some Asians all women? We began to wond- zations rather than, to join is too much of a st_ereo- give the mistaken.impression er, when we noticed the lack integrated women's organi- type 'I that they are the model min- of minority participation zations. When asked for their ority tht does not need the in the Movement and at the Asian and Hispanic women image of a feminist, their attention of the Women's Tufts Women's Center. So, dave rwpntly begun to or- answers varied: 11, White Movement and other social we first researched some ganize in an effort to ov- middle class woman, aggres- groups* historical background. Then, ercome obstacles set up both sive, extremist, career wo- There was an overwhelming we asked 20 Black, Asian, by their ethnic groups and man, individualist, milit- Ilno" in response to the and Hispanic women at Tufts the American society. His- ant, and hippie ,It In short, question: "DO AsianlHispanic for their views on the Move- panic women had, for examp- Someone with whom they did /Black women and Vhite women ment and their relationship le, their own delegates in not identify . have- the same social, econ- to it. (This was obviously the National Women's confer- Most of the women f,elt omit, and. Political Prob- not a scieritific survey: ence of 1977 in Houston, that they had at best a hazy lems?" Asian and Hispanic we just wanted to hear some Texas. The Organization of idea of the purposes of the women emphasized different opinions. ) What we have Chinese-American Women, Women's Movement. of the social problems, while Black learned indicates that the (OCAW), for another example, respondants, 75% said that women stressed economic dif- minority women are different seeks to "...integrate Chin- they had never participated ferences. One Asian woman from those of white women, ese-American women into the in the Movement, either from commented: "Asian women tend and, much as we would like mainstream of women's activ- lack of time or lack of in- to be more traditional ... to believe differently, the ities." and to address such terest. Only two had visited is for the Women who haven't Women's Movement has failed issues as equal employment the Women's Center at Tufts. (continued page 6 to address them. opportunities, overcoming eeeee..ee~..e.eeeee. eeeeme.ee~.e.e...eee*e.***.*.***.*.*. e Black, Asian, Hispanic stereotypes and restrictive and White women have shared traditional beliefs, and some common experiences ending racial discrimina- COM€ANDJUWJR f throughout U.S. history. tion. All were members of a so- When examining the com- ciety that bound them to ments of the women we spoke the lowest economic posi- to, bear in mind that these tion, denied them access students and faculty members .1 are mostly from the middle . to education, and discrim- e inated against them in every class. We have been reminded . v. aspect of their lives. Al- from many quarters that 0 though the feminist movement one's class .background in- . a. in the U.S. was .initiated fluences one's perceptions a a by White upper-class women, of other matters. rn- it gained momentum during The first thing that we . e e . a wanted to know about the the abolitionist movement . THE 5PIRJTCOflfllTEAND e women we spoke to is: "When when women and men, both .0 -0. blacks and whites, struggled you describe yourself, which . . e e is more important? Your FACULT CLUB WILL HOST A e to end slavery. During this . e period, Black women played race, yccr sex, neither, * . .e an important role and their or both?" A good number felt . CELEBRATION INHONOR OF e. efforts were crucial in the that their self image de- I- abolition of slavery: Har- pended an the situation. .0 One woman answered, "If I e BERNIE ANDNARlE HAKE5TON * riet Tubman and Sojourner e Truth were both abolition- were in a situation with . e ists and dedicated femin- Whites, a mixed group of ists. men and women, I would be After the Civil War, how- more seiisitive to my black- ever, the participation of ness because that reality Black Women in the Women's has been emphasized to me lqovement declined. Although more in the past in terms i in the South cooperative of how I operate in this efforts between Black and society." The rest of the White women occured sporadi- women thought of themselves cally, cooperation was USU- as people, then members of ally only found among raci- their race and sex. 4 Tufts DAILY Wednesdav, May 6, 1981 DINING HALL,continued Inter-Arts: A New Mode of Expression overcrowding problem, Dining Services has been ' busy or- as Jazz Singers Brighten Goddard ganizing their end-of-the- by Janice Gitterman yGar plans. During finals week, early risers can get 'Unprecedented modes of. dance which will be new to an unusual type of free form breakfast at 7 o'clock in- creativity will be explored the Tufts community. art, will give a performance stead of 7:15. This Saturday by various Tufts students Also Experimental Perfor- encouraging student partici- there will be a cookout in at the Inter-Arts . Perfor- mance poetry will be pre- pat ion. Fletcher Field to celebrate mance tonight at 8:OO in sented in which poets will This eclectic performance .the ending of classes. Other the dance room at Cousen's act out their own written will give the Tufts Arts speci'al events include an Gyn;. poetry, utilizing lights Communities a chance to dis- Ice Cream buffet on May 11 The performance will in- and other effects to add play new methods of expres- and a pancake and ice cream clude student-choreographed a visual dimension to their sion. festival on May 18. The 'Modern Dance by Chris Baker art. This .performance is spon- school year will end in . and Xobin Kaplan, who have Finally, the Tufts West sored by Spirit. and the style on May 19 with the explored various forms of African. drumming employing Tufts Dance Program. Steam Ship Roast and Prime Rib Night and to carry you INSURANCE,continued Announcing: through the late nights, Spring 1982 semester, at Dining Services will once _& an approximate cost of $110. again furnish "Survival 'Maternity coverage is Kits" during the dinner . "- .' not included in the bene- I meals of finals week. fits, but Bibeau said the -c *poster and logo design .., ...... 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- People applying for these posit ions should be prepare( Admission is FREE Q 7 to be interviewed on Thursday. Appointments will bc Vpm-Lam door. with aTufts ID card. listed Thursday morning on Senate Tufts DAILY FJednesday, May 6, 1931 5 Professor Miller Bids Farewell To Tufts After 33 Years by Phyllis Marks and a team-taught 'seminar Professor Russell E. for the American Studies Miller will teach his last program with .English pro- history class at Tufts Fri- fessor Jesp-er Rosenmeier, day, after 33 years of dis- "A Comparative Study of tinguished service to the Irish and Italian Immigra- university. t ion. Miller retires at age Miller is well-knpwn in 65 having been a member of Tufts circles for his Light the History Department since on the Hill, a history of 1.948. He was elected chair- Tufts University as an in- man of the department in stitution from 1852 (when 1975, which coincided with it received its charter) his appointment Dickson Pro- to 1952, its centennial year, fessor of English and Ameri- published in 1966. A paper- can History, an endowed back update is planned, said chair. Miller, continuing the his- Miller came to Tufts when tory from 1952 into part it was "exclusively an unof President Mayer ' s admin- dergraduate teaching insti- istration. But this is tution," and has watched Miller's second priority it grow to include graduate as he is currently working departments and schools. on the second volume of a At that time he was with history of the Universalist the fourth member of the Church, Tufts was founded department, which is now under Universalist auspices. comprised of fifteen mem- Working at Tufts, said bers. He has worked mostly Miller, has been a very with undergraduates and has "positive experience" and Professor Russell Miller +ki% his years as a taughtover a dozen different the students and administra- courses. Because he holds tion have been Ira pleasure history . professor. (photo by Nancy Balin) a number of degrees--History to work with." Englir:l-. Social Science, Miller won't leave Tufts a masters in Political Sci- when he stops teaching this ence and a PhD. from Pririce- week; he will continue as ton--Miller views himself University Historian and as "a generalist rather than Archivist. He held that pos- a specialist .I1 ition from 1958-63 unof f ici- and Present1.y he is teaching ally and since 1964 to the "American Social and Intel- present by trustee appoint- I Dean Marian Connor lectual History Since 1865," ment. cordially irnrite the I w I TUFTS NOTE CORRECTION OF 5/1 OBSERVER: 1 COMMUTER STUDENTS Seniors- to an 1! I!you do not receive your senior ICE CREAM week packet by today, you tnaJj pick one up in the student actioiff es SOCIAL omce. 1 i Thursday, May 7, Ticket orders will be accepted on 7:30 to 93Opm I aftrst come, frrst served busis beginning on Wednesday May €5 CARMICHAEL HALL Good Music, Good Vibes, and Good Eats Some events have limited 1 capacities SO be sure to order ear ommuters welcome! Contemporary Jazz Yowever, he faithfully con- . tinued to play in the area Comes to Tufts Last Thursday- Concert by Daniel Szorsky (mostly in Roxbury) and recently he decided. to try Thursday night will he y, "brassy", and extremely it again on the concert by Ona Dike the last opportunity of the danceable. tour. year to attend a Macphie Their concerts are best For all of you interested Three months ago he put in Contemporary jazz, there Pub concert (and for some known for the incredible together his present band will be a concert given by it will be your last chance performance they put on and with the backing of new at Tufts to see a concert stage (shows that easily the Tufts Jazz Singers on management (Ellis waz signed May at 8:OO in Goddard at flacphie Pub). Over the rival the recent concert 6 2 weeks ago to a CBS con- Chape past two years Macphie has here by James Brown). 1. tract) .he had begun: to show The group's director Ls brought to Tufts such groups There's simply a lot to signs of possibly making Gloria Maifeld, and tht as The Stompers, Robin Lane watch when Ellis plays be- it big outside of, Boston. eleven singers will be per- and the Chart Busters, Human cause he has a ten person In fact, in just 'a short forming various works by Sexual Response, The I- band with a five piece brass . time, he has taken Boston, well-known Jazz artists like Tones, Little ' Joe Cook, and section, two female singers, genei-ally a new-wave city, Gene Puerling and Kirby , Widespread Depression. But a drummer, a bassist, and by storm, I Shaw. as successful as these shows a guitarist. They play a Anyway, the most, import- Familiar tunes such as were, this week'.s concert funky rhythm and blues ant thing is tha't Ellis hear Music," "Ain't tlis- with Ellis Hall could pos- ("black pop" as Ellis says) "I' loves playing music, and behaven", "Lucky to Be Me", sibly be the best show of and they have absolutely as he says "If I make people them all. magnificent stage pressence. and Frank Sinatra's latest happy, then I feet happy. hit "New York, New York" Ellis Hall is inevitably At last weekend's Wellesley That's what my music is all will be performed. compared to Stevie Wonder College concert, Ellis eas- about--f eel ing good .'I1 because he is blind and 'ily outplayed and outper- The- Tufts Jazz singers If you can help it at black, but besides a great formed The Fools and The evolved from an ex-college all, don't miss this final love and talent for music, Stompers, which is no easy music course offered two Pub show because it's goin;, Ellis Hall artistically is tzask. An astute listener years ago, and have since to be spectacular. Ellis not much like Wonder. Ellis' zompared them to Kid Kreole been performing in the Bos- Hall is just plain fun to style of music resembles and the Coconuts. ton area. watch, listen and dance to. Bill that of Earth, Wind and You've probably heard Zuber, one of the Ellis Xall will' be at Fire. The Ellis Hall Band of Ellis Hall because about singers , stated that "there the Pub Thursday night. uses almost entirely their 4 years ago he was very pop- is a lot of rapport within Tickets are $2 at the own material, which is funic- ular on the east coast, but the group." door. Admission is $1.50 with a student I.D. and $2.00 , without . WOMEN,cont inlied there is restriction for greivanceg have been differ- FACE IT, Asian women within the fam- ent from the Wh-ite Womafl's." ily.l! A Black woman respond- Our study seems-to indi- ed: "Most Blacks tend to cate that lack bf minority look at our problems as be- participation in the Woman's %YOUNEED ing White oppression ...there Movement is probably due has not been a separation to the Movement's failure of the sexes in our -race.. . to address their interests. THERAPY the woman's movement appeal In order for the Movement to attract more minority worked and then they come women the issues of racism to a realization that they and cultural differences want more out of life... must be confronted by chose that's why the B1;lck'woman's within the S!oma:i's Xovement.

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Tafts DAILY Wednesdav, Fay 6, 0981. 7 Side corrupted. of the government's three- LETTERS,continued The Lighter phase land reform program UCtS. We believe that a dorm I spoke with -Mr. Pember- of Dorm Government should have at their dis- is a step in the right di- t3n continually during the To the Editor: posal a means of impeachment rection, but it does not do F-ir, and I saw (with my to insure that-_they are be- enough. Many of the The concerned residents 400,000 own eyes) the proper circu- ing fairly represented. If peasants affected of Miller Hall would like lars juxtaposed with not, not everyone will have by the reform have stopped to thank their dorm govern- the Intercept on the table. the same opportunity to ex- supporting it as they have nent for the near flawless seen the community-chosen I confirm that the proper perience what a truly fine performance of their duties leaders of the collectives circulars were distributed, government can accomplish. over the course of this shot and killed bv armv mem- and I contest the accusa- year. We feel that their Stephen Adelson bers. The land reform has tions that Mr. Pemberton actions merit publicity. Coke Callahan much the same effect as Pro- evaded questions and took Sure, they may have lost ject Phoenix did in Vietnam: a "salesman-like approach'' 300 dollars on the trip to Militarism in El Salvador It brings forward the natur: to the matter. A; far' as Bermuda fiasco before it a1 leaders of the communi- I could see, he answered even got of€ the ground, To the editor: ties for easy elimination. all questions thoroughly, but we are all entitled to ---. Furthermore, the projected and did not "push" products Yesterday, I saw a letter a few mistakes, right? Be- date of implementation of on students. defending United States in- sides, as they have pointed phase two of the reform pro- After quoting Ms. Bodden, tervention in El Salvador out, it was the dorm's fault gram, originally given as Ms. Simon continues by as- as. a middle-of-the-road for not quickly taking the 1985, has been postponed serting Ortho's negligence movement supporting a cen- initiative and canning the trist government. President indefinitely. Phase three in not providing complete is even more distant. information in the circular. in.ept proposal before they Duarte is a centrist politi- had the opportunity to flush Napoleon Duarte himself The information in the cir- cian, but he does not con- cur money right down the is a centrist politician, cular complies with federal trol the government. Since toilet. ' add he espouses many good regulations. Intercept, when 1977, three civilian govern- But they have more than ideas, but it is not Duarte used alone, is an effective ment s have been est ab 1ished made up for their mistake who controls the government. method of contraception by through elections held by with the study snacks we The military, which is sup- government standards. I know the military, and each group get once in a while. Who presing - the rebe-llion in of no other spermicidal proof c/vilians has resigned can argue that with all the- country, is the ruling duct that mentions the need in protest and has been re- their efforts they don't power in El Salvador today. for other protection, al- placed. Mr. Puarte is merely deserve to pilfer the excess Duarte is merely a figure- though to insure adequate the latest replacement. food and liquor from these head, the excuse for coun- protection with any such The land reform idea is events . tries like the U.S. to con- product, it is always im- a great idea, but it is just In fact, with all the portant to use a seccnd +hat--an idea. Phase one continued page 8. work they put into the dorm, I method in addition to the the treasurer deserves the tirst. $120 his girlfriend voted Intercept is available for him to receive. Though over the counter in most until very recently no on pharmacies. If Ms. Simon was ever refunded the money wishes to question whether they had lost in the various a user's right to informed machines in the dorm, it consent has been violated, is tough work to open up she should contact the US the pinball machines and Food and Drug Administration take out the money every If you know your schedule for the fall, concerning their regula- week or so. Even though the tions, or Ortho Pharmaceuti- treasurer irresponsibly lost cal Corporation concerning the'key to all the machines, the content of their circul- and thus cannot -fulfill his or just know you want to be employed, come ar. Mr. Bruce Pemberton and duties, he deserves the in- the Tufts SHAB should not. umerable free games he racks be implicated in this mat-- up on the pinball machines to the Tufts Daily office in Curtis Hall and fill ter. Jeffrey Seidixal1 at the dorm's expense. c &&~o,-L'A Nofe: /he wanning We think that it is great WC14 pninfed on Feb. 20 in that our dorm government die 0a.i.l.g wiihoLLA pLofi is the very best of friends. out an application. We have skilled typist, - knowledge of any membem Otherwise, all these func- of SfIAB. tions might- well have been Y.-C.--LA-Y.-V..AHYI vganizersto work with low a light typist and reception positions. moderate income families in 22 states (ARK,SD, TX, LA, TN, MO, FL, CO, NV, PA, IA, OK, Mi, AZ, NC, GA, SC, CA, C?, MA, OH, NM) for political and economic justice. Direct action on neighborhood deterioration, uti1 ity rates, (Work study/scholarship- only.) taxes, heal th care, red1 1 ining, et,c. Tangibl e results and enduring rewards--long hours and low pay.' Training provided. :ONTACT KAYE JAEGER, AC~RN, 117 SPRING, SYRACUSE NY 13208 315-4- I----&--'------I----&--'------i _-

8 Tufts DAILY Wednesday, May 6, 1981 12-5 on the season with four er tournament. Furthermore, Tufts Sports games remaining. The team Freshmen Dave Kleiner and Baseball Team Takes is hoping to better last Steve Eisenstein were forced TWO Of Three Over season's performance of 14- to default due to injuries. Weekend 8. Last year the men placed * The men play Northeastern sixth in the New Englands by Robert Tykot at home Thursday at 4:OOpm. en route to a 7-2 season. The men's baseball team Shapiro feels that Tufts won two of its three games Men's Tennis Takes should have taken sixth this past weekend, losing agajn if it were not for Friday to Bentley, and com- 10th In New Englands the injuries and absences ing back to defeal Brandeis mentioned above. Tufts Appreciation Week Saturday and Suffolk College by Robert Tykot Thursday April 30 Sunday. The men's tennis team, LETTERS,continued "10 Fairmount Does It- Again In Friday's loss, grad led by Howard Mendel, John tinue supplying MILITARY All drinks 2-4-1, 8-9:3 student John Casey suffered Niceforo, and Bob Negus, aid to a repressive govern- Request D.J.--Steve Finnega his first loss of the sea- took tenth place in the New ment. MILITARY advisors do rix info. Call 396-4843. son as Bentley won 6-4. England Tennis Championships not help a CIVILIAN govern- Friday May 1 - I-1 Casey, now on the sea- this weekend. ment, so why are they being 3LUE S COUSINS. son, did pick up his fifth Mendel won the A division sent? Do you really believe complete game. consolation singles after it is to support a neutral, Saturday May 3 rufts Own TWO BIT HEAT! !! Saturday, first baseman losing to Harvard's number peace-loving government? Mike Brown hit a home run one player in three sets. Helen Olive 5'84 Thursday May 7 in the ninth inning'as Tufts Mendel also defeated Trin- 10 Fairmount Party edged Brandeis 7-6. Senior ity's and Bates' number one Road Work Pete Nangeroni was the win- players. T9 CEPR FRIW 9-38 MY 444; 83, 29 ner for TU. Nangeroni is John Niceforo won in B Friday May tied with Casey for the team singles, and the team of WE1 @ERTCU)MXIGUysKwGHEAT The Guess Who lead in pitching victories, Negus and Niceforo lost in back again. with four. C doubles. MxJ A@ Kw MXH FIN CFE WILL Sunday the men romped According to Coach Rick over Suffolk by a score of Shapiro, the men "did very WINS CUT ON Tlf am? 19-3 as Peter Ballerini well, considering". Tufts evened his won lost record did not play with a full ycU RaqwIW A m! at three. contingent as some team mem- The baseball team is now bers chose to play in anoth- R - r I The Tufts Daily 14 TUFTS DA'ILY I1 is now accepting I( STAFF PARTY applications for 0 0 0 0 .. I Thursday- Business Manager I/ mav 7! I for next year.

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' The Arem Theater, at Tufts in &d- Support group for people with seri- Start your Spring Fling weeked ford will host a variety of educa- Wednesday ously ill family drsand those Applications for Senate Carptroller with class4ne cheer -the -1s tional and professional programs. who have lost family menhers will RUGBY TEAM to victory, at 5~ For young children, ages 7-10, Cre- are available in the Senate Office FRI. met Wednesday, May 6 at 9:30 p.m. Ellis Oval. Support your rug- ative Dramatics will teach in 205 Eaton. Applications are by classes in the chapel. gers! a 6-wk program on the principles due on Wednesday, May 4 at 5 p.m. of acting and plapking. For juni- Applicants should anticipate spend- Interested in joining the Young or high schoolers, the wgic Circle ing at' least 15.00 hrslweek' in this hricans for Freedan, Tax Wok General Program meets daily t$'-cconstrJct position. Offers good business The "Sarabande" Repertory Dance Cmnittee, El Salvador Task Force scenery and costumes, :and to re- experience. Ensemble at Tufts will present or the Tufts Pro-kclear Society?? their premiere concert in C&~R hearse and perform tm plays for There will be a corcert of the cane to Eaton 204 at 8pn on Wed. Auditorium Friday and Sunday, Yay the general public. A workshop for Tufts Jazz Singers at Goddard nights, or call Ian Ballon, 623- 8 -and 10 featuring original works high school students and teachers 6157 or Rob Guerden, 66&-W13. Chapel at 8:00 on Wed. May 6. Ad- by Susan Lee Tohn and Stan Kmiec. Performing Plays and Musicals is mission is $1.50 with I.D. and Attention Sailors: ,Inportant met- Tickets. are $1.50 w/I.D., $2.00 geared tcward profesional work in $2 .a without. ing tonight at 9:30 p.m. at D72. general. acting, dance, mica1 performances FOOD, "IXITION AND POPUATW+!- Team pictures will be taken. and technical theater. For mre Newspaper recycling is ending after Jean Mayer, president of Tufts info, contact John Collins or Paul this-week! Get rid of your sest- Scott at 623-3880. University and a renowned nutri- Tufts Anthropology Society is pre- er's pile of newspapers bringin; Third IIJ~ tionist, will give a free lecture, senting two films. Les Maitre Fous by ne St-de" open to the public, in Bamum Hall by Jean rouch and Maria of the South to aq dorm's center 6,.2 mile road race will be held or the Enviromntal House (108 on Tufts' Medford campus at 7 pn. Seas by Robert Flaherty. Today at Saturday, May 9, 1981, 1:~ on Wed., May 6. Mayer will discuss 5pn in 21 Sweet Hall. Ccn-e! Inter- Packard) before 1:oO Thursday; at Tufts' Alumi Field. Proceeds population pressures exerted upon estiq discussion on the fi-ers resource center is of this race will benefit the to be he1d wrld food resources and on the and their techniques will preceed the Contraceptive erville youth Program and the Med- &owing. Education Group fm3-6 in Miner ford Comnunity Center. gLotd envirorment. Pie talk is 25. Confidential counseling and Tufts College Republican Task Force i part of a series of lectures deal- referrals available. Men and wan he you tired of reading endless ing wit!, current enviromtal on El Salvador announces a form welcm. drivel? Are you looking for an u problems. For mre info Contact on El Salvador with Profs. J.D. active, informative literary publi- Tuft.' bpartmnt of Urban and En- p-11 4 s* -SOn sp~m ~IKS T~ cation? Don't just be an observer, viromrtal Policy at 628-m, 7:3*. in Robinson 253- For ink flingers' have done us in. read the TPAC Participant, and tab call Michael Finch at 666-2629 Or x727. "Spring Fling" lists t;Tjs a stand on the important issues Fabian Bachrach, 625-8363. Saturday's Bubs in the pub concert facing US today. Copies available A.T.O. is having a 3 on 3 Basket- hifiation: Flip JQhnson's mifiation at 10p11. 'Fhey're wrong. We start in Eaton Lounge 10-2 pn. bbnday ball tournament on May 10, all by. class: gala film fest, TQNIQR, at -8:3Opn on Sat. May 9. Under 201s through FriQY, 2% each. Includes beer and barbecue. Pi& hrnm 104, 8:3Opn. Bring mchies, are welcm. Admission is $1. Radio Production Assistants: For up registrdtion forms between Tues. films. & Thurs. 6pn. hly one varsity or &=tic series airing on WitV J.V. playel; per roster. Entry fee Thursday MlJ" (Mutual UFO New&) will starti% in by. Finn nine moth is .$5 per team. ~d its 12th amu~smsium, -i-t. Contact an Poor at .meti%, 'Ikrs* the first on the East &St, in wMFo, 625-0800. 5/7, 8:3- in Capen. E1ections Kresge auditorim at the Mass. 1- AppliL.,-ions for student-faculty will be held. b't forst dues! stitute of Technology, -ridge, Tufts Arena Theater is in need fo positions are due today in Senate We're in the h stretch WW! save Ma., on July 25-26, 1981. It will a rmsician for its opening Smr Office at 5pn this includes program time and save money by BR'S be hosted by the Mass. section of Season production of Jean Anouilh's positions. %ing Service. Don't waste va1~- ~gl~o~. thane will be 1- charade of ranaxe, hmr, and able study tbplhinS awY at the Hidden Evidenceqv. farce 'Thieves Carnival." A 'LIE Tufts Dance Collective the keyboard of your dilapidated as speakers will be Dr. J.Included Allen skilled oboist (or Clarinetist) and SPIRIT are sponsoring an typewriter. TSR provides dependable Hyn& and Stanton Frie&, as well is needed to perfom as an integral Inter-Arts -Performance on Wed., fast service. The Crush is as other experts in t:l? fteeld of part of the production in the fran May 6, where original works deposit reserves your typist in UFOS. There will ais:, I;.+ hofisbps -of a mica1 cornrentator to onstage presented by Chris Baker, Robin aha-. Call TSR at ~6129. films, panel discilssims ei,itj docu- action. There will be sminpro- A.. Kaplan, Tufts West African mntaries. Write for info to Joan visation involved. Evening re- Dnmtning and Tufts poets performing Friday ThaTpson, 60 Garden 2.,rdridge, hearsals are being scheduled for June 8-16, with production dates acperirrental performance poetry You're all invited to the last Ma* 02138, OL' Joe and Diana will be highligllts of the event. large group meetinf of the Tufts S-elO (617) 'W4456. J~ne3 7-20. 23-27 Also, two ex- Christian Fellowship of the san- tras are needed for the production. as escorts, score-iceepers, etc. burs Jdd will be giviq Wmm A AW- ma! Bring are wid positions* For Training provided May 6 or 7. Call eveqmYou know and for info call John Collins at the Tufts .Janet Sable, days at 227-2454, or a teaching and next year's leaders dis-nt at the Boston C- kenaTheater: 623-3880. Suzanne Bram, nights at 739-2820. will be ccmfimd. Goddard Chapel, Fri. 518, 7:30-9:3opn, on Mother's Day, May 10, at 2 p.m. Suffolk County S+cial Olyqics, If you want to have the tine of A larger march for the Sacause All photography sutxnissions for the largest in the state, will be your life, don't miss the New Gams will be taking place in Washington Tufts Review will be returned held at the B.U. canpus on May ? Tournament to be held Fri. 518 frcnr DOC* on the saday. Both events at the &serve desk in Wessel fran 8aii to 3pn. T-shirts and re- 1:30-4:3Opm on th Quad. Indulge, are Orpized the wan's party Library. Pick up anytirre. Thank- f reshnent s provided. People needed have a little fun, you deserve it!! for survival and other You* 10 -TuftsDAILY J\Tednesday, May 6, 1981 Classified F~EENAR~ OFFE~ in exchange KWSING om: I'm looking for Housing for care of a 3 mnth old child another norrsmoking wamn to share to sublet and 3 days a week (approx 8 hours/day) my house for the smer. RENT- W plus utilities, four student If interested call x6129. I live in saugus, a 20 minute ride house near Tufts and bus. Call Smr sublet: large, fully fu- from Tufts. Car a mst. Hollis 233-5672. Keep trying. 395-2166. ished, heat apt. 3 bedr-. ~- 2 Smr Sublet: 3 bedr-, I 1 or 2 persons needed to share apt. blocks frcm canpus and 1 fran Hill- I LNLY mw $360/m. Just off ilillside, with two males for next year. Rent side and lamdrymat. Rent negot- *Cn the Road"(ride board). ..12 noon near Tuft.s and T. Cheap utilities, is $350/month with all utilities iable. Call John or Mark, 3967418. and 8:oO pn space, available for next year 'The Concert Watch"...... 4:30 pn included. Call Joe or Carlos at ucky devils! &ile also. Call Adam 395-1039. 396-1059. 'The brnk.5" ...... 12 noon h're lmt! call San or sbWanted: 'k-bdm apt. close to and 5:30 pn 5 good sized rrxm available on t 6663190, 623-9031, or x60-m. Tufts C~~JUSfor 1901-10';2 sd~d Boston Ave. bus line bebeen Tufts Call direct, call collect, but year with option for this sumer. WECNESDAY all ToI)I\y' and pkwy. Available June 1st. 3 Reward offered! Call Keimy or Jeff lO:oOam-2:OOpn Just Jazz ', bedroan situation. Call 3954365. Looking for 1 or 2 romtes tor anytirre at 776-3775. aparmt for smr and -t 2:Qn-6:0qm Freefom Music 6:tXp~-7:3Opn Contact0 SUPER RWM AVAILABLE IVRI Smyear. E&,, desks,' tables, COU- SUBLET: spacious, sunny beb. in hes - anything. Call 623-5085 7:30pn-12:0 Midnight Freefom t 4 bdm., 2 story house at 30 SUI+ and ask for Kris, Mariette or sue. Music set. Great location, reamble 12:oO Mid-10:oOam Freefom Music A price and excellent Tmtes. b you need a smr apt. for 2- I Girls only, call soon, 62bi715 3 people? furniture? With a ADVERTISE or 7767373 and inquire. southem-exposure porch? With in- door running water? This is your XVJSINC;: 2 roans in Arlington, IN THE DAILY opprtunity-$120/mnth. Call Tun ,m &elrose St., all utilities, has 1 Service1 (776-9120) or Bob (623-1027) refrigerator. Call 646-7723. REACH THOUSANDS , Housing Offered: 1 bedroan in a musing Offered: Rescue. us! 3 For Fast, beautiful 2 bedroan apt. on Powder- siqle rems available for smr house Blvd. right behind Latin Way. in a large 2 floor apartrnent (fur- wletely furnished. June ldug. Dependable and N.Y. NEWS CROSSWORD PUZZLE nished). Close to GL~Sand Teele 31. Rent $150 flat. Call 523-8129. ACROSS 33 Artist's ' 50 Firefly's 24 Removes ;quare. Call Kim or Berry at 666 1 Twist item cousin the rind 54 Old car 25 Son of Seth %27. Reascnably Priced 5 Spassky or 34 Billiards I Pastemak shot 57 "-Ben 26 Religious SmrSublet, Sunset Rd.-one mil- I 10 Good-bye! 35 Exclude Adhem" head i Private room, board, plu~~salaryUte walk to carpus. 2 r- avail- 14 Time of 36 Actor 58 Proceedings 27 Overmodest offered in eschange for light able in 3 bedroan apt., one with I Typing bring day Reynolds 59 Coarse one 15 Gladiators' 37 Shirley fabric 28 Thicksoup busekeeping, cooking and looking fall option. Non-snokers grad stu- place orCasey 60 Writer 29 Dashboard after a teenage c=iaughter. If in- dents preferred. $116/mnth. call, your papers to: 16 AKing 38 Healthy MacDonald 30 Let up terested call x6129. 17 - uncertain 39 Lyric poem 61 Gas 31 Meditena- 62Fi-1539. terms 40 Holds swav 62 Vicious nean island P8nrate Wanted: r-te Apt., 1 bedroom, modern, in one 18 Rancharea 41 Dull 63 dogRobert- 3432 SweetStaggering ofbe 20 Control surface needed for 3 bedm apartrrent (M story 5 unit brick bldg. Nice, Tufts Student Resources 22 Old Roman 42 Drinknot drinks or F). Call George at 396-1046. quiet, on North St. Hot water, orator a drop DOWN 37 Burlap parking, $350 sec. dep. Lease pos- 23 Remove 44 Porridge 1 Humming fiber Appartment only 4 minutes fran cam- Basement, Curtis Hall 24 Mexican 45 Certain sound 38 Nuts, pus and lm, low rent. sible. Please call 776-6959 after momy votes 2 Top-notch bolts, etc. 26 Attraction 46 Benefit 3 Ladder 40 Kingly 3Pn. Open: 29 View 47 Plant life crosspiece 41 Felinecry Smr Sublet: 6 spacious singles a 4 Most 43 Plaid 2-3 bedroars available in fum- haughty design 4 plus kitchen and living, roan on ished, Gbedrran smr sublet. 5 Actress 44 Barrelmaker Medfordilillside directly behind Rat-infested hovel, no running Lauren 46 Sugary 6 Speak coating Wren Hall. Available June ldug.31. water, outhouse. Call fast before Sun 4-6p.m. 7 Plexus 47 Tarkenton Rent $1oO per month. Call 396-9827, it goes. Call 776-9120 (Tan) or 8 Banking 48 Fabricfor doilies 776-9777 or 625-3058. I 623-1027 (Ebb) abbr. 9 - soda 49 Preminger by 10 LIZ 50 Rough DOONESBURY Garry Trudeau 11 Jai - 51 OldGmkparticlas 12 Mountain lake coin t3 Griffith 52 Stood 19 Kind of 53 Clio. e.g. ZCWK! WHERE WILL salts 55 - and flow 21 Wife of 56 Asian Jacob Nopie c .-i

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Classified m Lo& Found 2 Eastern WL discount coupons fer 'Student Lugsage Service" the mmI€ERS NEEDED THIS 5WR: w)cp.MA'tES NEEDED: We are looking and sale between NY and L.A. $75 for safest way to ship your belpgings Challenging, career oriented volun- for 2 males to share a four-roan Lost one gold ring engraved Mara, both. $40 for 1. all 396-1579 to the New York Area. We will stop teer acsigments are available at apt. close to campus. Preferably was lost on the uphill quad, reward after 4pn. in No. New Jersey, Long Island, TuftsAfilliated New England Med- interested in students staying this offered, call 776-1359. Qens and Westchester. For reli- ical Center, located in downtown s~mmer with ,an option for next Boston, opposite Medical School. year. Call Rob or John, 625-5106. Lost: 1 gold chain necklace at For sale: Yes, there are still able service and lm prikes call thr. We try to match your interests, p& April 14. Call Diane at tickets available for the sold o.it 666-5827. UantedI &warn apartmnt within 666- skills and available thwith the 4658. only U.S. appearance of the g. walking distance of.canpus. We 'Ihe only band that matters, Fri. m:hl, long distance, over-- bspital's volunteer needs. A 3- muld like to sublet, this s-r lost: Tan wallet. No credit and Sat. nights. Call Dave, Nick seas. No job is too srrall; 1.T 4 hr. min. weekly cunnitment is and take oyer lease in the fall. requested. Call volunteer of- cards, and not much cash, but or John at 623-5022. rates. Fast service assured any the Call 623-5148. I.D.'s and photos. I'd like to tim. Weekly trips to NaJ Yo*, fice, 955544 for info. I moving. Need to sell bureau, Smr sublet: One roan available find. $10 reward. Call Rita, 625- am New Jersey, Pennsylvania, D.C., ULuuux/aister Camps in Connecticut 3 bedroan apt. Cmrell Ave. 1759, or x355. desk, new twin matress, larrp and and Virginia. More info, call 364- seek 23+ heas. Jramtics, head sail- ir. on Hitachi refrigerator imrediately. 1927. ing and male head Arts & Crafts Conpletely 'furnished, $100 per ~~d:silver chain braceLec near Call, Phyllis at 628-4187 bemev mth plus utilities. Call Joe, TWJIELLm ABRDAD? Get an inter- couselors. Canp experience essen- WSsell. If lost, call 776-9178. 9 and loam. Bob or Bill at 776-7377. national I.D. card good for dis- tial. Also 21+ counselors: base- mts in over 60 countries. Go ball, basketball and lacrosse. Housing -c.ffered: Smr sublet Lost: One blue jean jacket '74 ~VYVega LX, autmtic, good to registrar's office for form and June 2ldugust 19. Send resm, 4-5 bedroan, great location between April 21st at the Pub. If found, adition, loaded, $1200 or best signature. Then bring form along references to 2 Spencer Place, Tufts and Hillside; 2 full baths, please call Cindy at 666-3243. offer411 Laura, 625-7308. with $6 cash and 2" by 2" picture Scarsdale, N.Y. 10%. kitchen. Call 396-1141. Help! I've lost my EMtextbook For Sale: TAES, TAPFS, TAPES to International Office, 13 Sawyer Carrpfor- Smr sublet- fade rammite in the lobby of Anderson and hell vD)(LII 90 minute cassettes s~wm~: Ave . for 3 bedroan apt. on Dearborn I need it desperately. If you at Bargain Prices. $4. per tape, :ionally disturbed children - 8 Ave.- great location. Call find it, please call 776-8534. $46 per case of 12. Call 628-2659. WA"A HEAR LEE BAIRD PERFoIlM THIS seeks fran June 29 through the end SUtMX? Send your nam and smr of August. DO YOU have an interest 62M910. One Alder electric typewriter of address to Lee Baird in Special Ed.? Call X-6129. Lost: Suede jacket, tannish- office quality. Asking $60. CkaP Cape Housing offerred: w have Box 137-Carmichael Love kids? Outdoors? Want Adven- red. Big round stain. Lost because 3 keys stick, brand new spaces for up to 2 mles in a fully and yw will receive mthly a+ ture? Canp Program Specialists at Nichol's house a couple cordition if cleaned. Also offer- furnished, fully equipped house in vanced booking schedules. of weeks ago. Reward offered. ing &track player w/mini speakers, are needed in many areas for an Dennis. 5 walking mins. fran Call Knte at 623-7320. suitable for use with receiver. Overnight Children's S-r Canp hhes and work opportunities. located near Lake Winnepesaukee, speakers only good w/8 track. Ask- Possible job connections knm. LDST: 1 pair of mirrored sun- .W. For info and applications, kprental. Call 391-7158 smn glasses with gold wire frame. Imft ing $10. Call Lisa, 623-2133. Wts Daily is accepting applications for 1981-82 Business Manager. contact Dan Yalwitz at 924-7709 Ask for Vito, Sue, Nick, Theo. on red couch on second floor in Prices neeotiable. This is a paid position with poten- evenings. Miner at 2:15 on Thurs., 4/30. Were What to get Man for bffther's Day? Surmer bargai-vailable June 1- tial for high earnings. Candidates Need work experience? Want to learn August 31. 1 person needed to share not there at 3:15. Please return A haw ccquter? Too expensive. ' should have sm business and excellent furnished 2 bedroan apt. to Chris at 625-6926 in 515 Wren. An advanced nuclear weapons system? rew skills in a professional'ewi- accounting experience. Please apply rmt? Student internships ares Ncrw only $90/mth. 5 mins. fran WST: 1 pair of mirrored SUI+ Too inpersonal. 'Ihe only answer by May 9, Tufts Daily office, base- *available imwdiately in the fol- Tufts. .?2 Wen Ave., Saierville. glasses with gold wire frams, is a singing telegram fmTSR. writ of Curtis Hall. lawing areas: Public Relations, Call 625-8233 evenings. lhvrs. 4/30. Left on red couch br singers will call NW.,:TLW in - Applications for Senate Caproller PeKoxmel kgement, Rehabilita- on second floor in Miner at 2:15 the U.S. for only $332. Order Roots ad Growth Vegetarian are available in the Senate Office, tion, Recreation Education, Engi- hp- yours now at TSR, Curiis Hall. erative is taking applications for Lost: Light blue Sweat jacket 205 Eaton. Applications are due wring and Accounting. R~~~ -r-' in the fall. Stephan with zip-up front, hod and For sale: Double bed mttress and Wed. May 6, 5p. Applicants should nary Greco at 357-9710 x 240 or Call at 623-9606. . Martha's Vineyard logo on left box spring. Available after, May anticipate spending at least 15 241. front. Please call 776-3493. 31st. Very reasonable. Call 395- hrs./week on this position. Offers Rideboard 2 or 3 roans available €or s-r Lost my brm corduroy jacket at 2871. gccd business experience. in beautiful apt. one block fnxn the Pub on Thursday. I have your Ride needed out West, wish to leave Freefer. $125/m. negotiable. Call blue one. Please call Mark at 628- Services Wanted: Part tim babysitter- on June lJune 3. Heading for Mon- he, 623-8749. J& Lounge; Teele Square, avail- 8118. ON CAMPUS- for the month of tana, but Denver my be close able for parties, functim,. fund June and July and the first Smr sublet: 2 r- for rent Lost: key on gcld safety pin enough. Will share expenses and -=. Roan raisers. Call Mickey at 623-8177. week in August. If interested, in a sunny, well-kept apt. one with 'C' nunogram. If found, driving. Ask for Jeanne, 3954735. call X6129. block fran carrpus. call Mitchell, I please call 6236247. I--LTUI~S: Will shampoo, Cut ad 625-8639. blow-dry hair at very reasonable Terrif icSumu?r Job: Live-in Mc- Ride needed to Long Island Fri. Fd: 1 blue Fore-text rain parka Want to live in the best location rates. For info. or appt. call -1s helper at su1TIp.r cottage 5/d returning Sun. 5/10. Will share in Cannichael dining hall. Call on carrpus? Housing offered for a Carrie at 628-8183 or stop by 324 on Lake Winrepesaukee. If you can expenses. Call Jane 176-9137. 623-6114. '' sumner sublet (coed) and the 1981- Wgdon and leave a note. swim and would like to mke $100 82 school year at Theta Delta Chi, Lost: I box of Maxwell UD-SL 11 a week plus roan and board, give 123 Packard Ave. Very reasonable .. containing 12 tapes, nine of than CAPMIQWEL STORAGE: All items in %R d Call at X-6129. . blank. If found, please return to storage mst be removed either Wed. rates. Singles available. For more A 109 Tilton Hall. No questions info, call 625-5757 or 625-4443. 5/13, 7-9p or Thurs. 5/14 7-9pn. Wanted: Any seniors interested in asked. Reward. Or call 628-1721- Anything not rgnoved will be con- selling their double bed (mttress Housing Wanted: Female looking for keep trying. fiscated. Item my be placed in and box spring) Call Heidi at 623- single roan in apt. close to cam storage either Fri. 5/22, 9-12p. 1048. HELP! REWARD! LI3ST! 1 blue Velcro pus. Fall serrester only-will be or Sat. 5/23, gam-12p. Any prob- leaving second sarester. Please wallet of imnse value. No money Help wanted for full or part-th? lm see your R.A. Make arrange contact soon-keep trying Laurie, * . but i€ you return it. to I'll s-r work. Needed: Grad student mnts early! 623-8327. pay. Has personal identification or upper level undergrad with com- - inside. If found, call Wendy, 628- If you have any items that were puter skills on the DeclO and Soc- Personal Smrsublet offered. Large single 1715. left in Tilton storage last year, ial Science research skills. For brty, Happy 19th Birthday. Have roan in a house practically on Found: 1 fanale calico kitten found you can pick them up on Thurs. May mre info, contact Pat Bensetler a great one! Love, Z,D, and. the pus available June-August. ~-1~ near Carpenter House. If it's yours 7, fran 7-11pm. See the Tilton R.D. at ~6106. Upstairs Girls ~n-mker preferred. $85:':,~nth. call Mark, 395-7254. Any items not claimed by Thurs. D.D.- Call 776-7523. May 7 will be given .away by Mon. '/anted: Ccquter Progr&mr wi til Happiest of happies on your 20th. knmledge of Basic for smr em Sublet .our dream house!! 4 bedrorm For Sale May 11. You are the biggest, fog-headed - ploynent-if irlterested call x6129 apt. very close to campus. Cheap. c1 kn't. pay $4 for W-LL tapes! fetus-face of all tim. Tufts Student Resources will be for mrc info. June 1-Aug. 31. Call 623-0361, 666- .@ ac. 666-8485 anti get than &I1 open for the smr! If you're iw- Love, B.B. and J.J. . 5844 or 6665841. d for $:?..K?! Best tines between 9- terested in signing up for our fern hoking for .a Macro Stud (2 U's t1.n. H in9 12 porary service or typ .and an E) with a sharable low Sec ou s employment Offered: 4 kdrm apt.. 5-10 mins. Female rmimate needed my at .'lfioic Kuffy- Anoth(:r % fare coupon ing cooperative, please cm' dm to fix up st.ack. Call Davey 3 bedroan apar-nt on Dearbom 62W927. Must. know skin and walk from canpus for next. year and from Eastein >.i; Califoriia!" to TSR in Curtis Pall and fill out wild, F.6. across fran ,Robinson for % to smr. Call imdiately, 666-0786. Best offer. CaLl Janet, 666J326. an application. We need you! and meet: trio's approval. '81.-'82. Call 6254910. t f