CTHEMedford, MA 02155 TUFTSWednesday, April 18,1990 DAILY].Vol XX, Number 54‘I- Wisconsin CSL finds DTD not guilty of harrassment date rape but insensitive about sexual preference bill vetoed Complainant submits DTD’s bathroom journal to CSL for review MADISON, Wis. (AP)-- Gov. Tommy G. Thompson defended by STEPHEN NEWMAN responsibility shown by officers that he says fraternity members - that the journal “shows more Daily Editorial Board of the organization and its alumni directed at him, said in his pres- examples of the incessant homo- his veto of bill requiring public a The Comminee on Student Life director with regard to what is ence, or shouted so that he could phobia and sexism in the house. schools to teach students about yesterday heard a harassment clearly a widespread attitudinal not avoid hearing them in his The journal uses sexism and date rape, saying younger pupils charge involving issue sexual problem. This could easily have place of residence. “The incidents homophobia to reinforce each didn’t need exposure such les- the of to preference filed against the Delta had the effect of ‘creating a has- averaged more than one every other, degrading both women and sons. Tau Delta fraternity by a former tileor Offensive envhmnent.”’ other day,” Damslet said in the gay people.” The bill, passed during the member who is gay. The CSL Otis Damslet, the student who statement. winter session, called Damslet gave a copy of the Legislature’s made a decision to recommend brought the harassment charges In addition to the verbal re- journaltotheDaily.Heexplained for instruction three times between the first and 12th grade on how to that the fraternity implement an before the CSL, said in a state- marks, Damslet produced copies that the journal he has is this recognize and prevent sexual educational program about sex- ment presented to the CSL that of pages from a DTD bathroom semester’s edition. He said that a member of the DTD frater- assaults, particularly those that ual preference. “as journal which was kept in the the journal has been a “tradition” According to the CSL state- nity from the fall of 1987 through can happen with an acquaintance bathroom on the third floor of the for about two years in all the ment, “We do not findconclusive the fall of 1989, I experienced house, closest to his mom. “Broth- bathrooms in the house. on a date. evidence that there was organ- blatant anddiscriminatoryhomo- ers from all over the house would In the journal, brothers of the In vetoing the bill Monday, ized and intentional harassment phobic harassment, even after I the governor said he feared it go out of their way to use that fraternity are given pen names by the hternity as a whole. None- let it be known that I was gay.” bathroom and write in the jour- and personas. There are numer- to could force teachers talk about theless, we feel there was a de- Damslet presented the CSL nal,” according to Damslet’s state- date rape to children between pee of insensitivity and a lack of with a list of homophobic remarks ment. The statement also says see DTD, page l1 grades one and three. “I didn’t know these students dated,” he said. U Thompson said he also believed Senate elections fill “SL confronts student, the bill duplicated a state law that “already requires school districts nembership surplus to provide instruction in prevent- executive cDositions by CONSTANTINE ATHANAS by EMANUEL BARDANIS accomodate the number of stu- ing sexual abuse, of which sexual Daily Editorial Board Daily Editorial Board dents elected. assault could be argued to be a Tufts Community Union Sena- Due to a lack of communica- Edelman cited a lack of com- subcategory.” tors elected eight members to the on between the Elections Board, munication between Elections He noted that the recently Senate executive board in an in- le Committee on Committees, Board and the CSL as a factor in signed a law requiring the Uni- house election held yesterday nd the Committee on Student the problem. ‘The Elections Board versity of Wisconsin System and night. ,ife, the number of students doesn’t have a policy of consult- Vocational, Technical and Adult Senators ran for the positions lected to the CSL on April 3 ing with committees that are vary- Education System to teach in- of vice president, treasurer, par- umumbers the number of fac- ing in size,” he said. coming freshmen how to avoid liamentarian, historian, Alloca- lty members appointed. Elections Board Co-Chair sexual assault. tions and Budgeting Committee, Associate Dean of Students Howard Sklar said that he does He also expressed concern that Culture and Ethnic Affairs Com- ruce Reitman, an ex-officio not feel it is the board’s responsi- a provision in the bill requiring mittee, Education Committee, and iember of the CSL, explained bility to approach the CSL to the state to pay a “sum sufficient” the Services Committee. iat the bylaws of the Faculty of determine the number of seats to to cover the lessons would “give Candidates who were nomi- rts and Sciences mandate that allocate. school boards a blank check.” nated each gave two-minute le number of faculty members Sklar said that the Elections Milwaukee County Assistant speeches, and then the Elections R the Committee outnumber the Board believed that the Commit- District Attorney John DiMotto, Board collected secfet ballots hm .. umber of student members. teeon Committees wouldappoint head of his office’s-sexual assault the senators. Alexa Leon-Prado CSL chair Lee Edelman said eight faculty members to the CSL unit, criticized the veto. Alexa Leon-Prado, a sopho- bility to be vice president. She iat theCSL determined this year because there are currently eight Although the schools teach more, was elected as vice presi- at it “is appropriate and desir- members on the CSL. sexual-assault awareness and said she wants to improve stu- dent in a 12-10 run-off vote against dent-faculty relations and make )le for the committee to consist “I had assumed that if the CSL prevention, DiMotto said, “there freshman Jeanine Becker. Junior F six faculty members and five were going to change their proce- is nothing that specifically ad- the Senate more responsible to Jon Trachtman was nominated the students and to the other sena- ndent members.” dure they would come to us,” dresses the issue of date rape, but did not receive enough votes tors. Edelman said that he contacrd Sklar said. which can and does affect many ie Elections Board and the to be included in the run-off. “Exmrience.~ dedication, re- Sklar said that the Elections youths.” Leon-No said that she has see EL&TION ommittee on Committees as soon Board has added to its bylaws a DiMotto said that about 35 the experience and the responsi- 9Pga e 4 3 he found out that elections provision which mandates that percent of the sexual assaults ‘ere scheduled in an attempt to the board contact the CSL chair handled by his unit involved reduce the size of the CSL to every year to determine how many acquaintances of the victims. New senator calls for lore manageable proportions.” students should be elected. Linda Willsey, committee clerk The Committee on Commit- According to former Elections for state Rep. Barbara Notestein, xs is responsible for designat- Board Chair Melanie Nirken, the who sponsored the bill, said the Senate impeachment ig faculty members to the CSL. Elections Board did not learn that governor was confused about by CONSTANTINE ATHANAS delman said that as CSL chair, the Committee on Committees existing law. Daily Editorial Board e has “no authority whatsoever” appoint only six faculty members “There is a protective behav- Newly elected Tufts Commu- 1 deciding who is appointed to to the CSL until the day before ior statute,” Ms. Willsey said, “but nity Union Senator Chuck Marks le committee. the elections. it applies to elementary school attempted yesterday to impeach Committee on Committees Edelman confirmed that the students only... Our concem mainly the entire Senate and the Elec- ‘hairJerry Meldon said the “best board was not informed prior to was with acquaintance rape and tions Board for violating part of ling to do at this point is to meet the day before the election. sexual assault among teenagers the TCU constitution. rith the students.” He said that However, he was unable to com- and high school kids.” In a letter submitted by Marks le committee “can make every According to Ms. Notestein, to the TCU Judiciary yesterday, ffort to recruit eight faculty” to see CSL, page 12 about half of the 5,100 sexual he listed all the members of the assaults reported in Wisconsin in Senate, including himself, and the Chapter to go before Judical Board 1987 involved teenage girls. Elections Board and said that they Representatives from Sigma Phi Epsilon will go before the Inter- I “have each, individually, willfully Greek Council Judicial Board today to face charges of posession of and flagrantly violated Part 6 of stolen property, according IGC Vice President Julie Jones, chair Section G of Article 111 of the to I Inside of the Judicial Board. TCU Constitution.” Features ...... P.5 Article 111, section G, part six “Sig Ep was charged with possession of stolen signs,” Jones said. Two undergraduates were named Dai/y filephoto She said that the IGC learned about the street signs through a Tufts of the TCU constitution states Tnunan Scholars, but Bill Shein can’t Chuck Marks Police report dated Feb. 10. She declined to comment further on the make eye contact with them. that “the executive officers board hours after the two-week dead- case. of the TCU ... shall be elected line. Sigma Phi Epsilon Resident Kirby Noel, who will be represent- within at least two academic weeks Arts ...... P-7 Marks said that he called for ing the chapter at the hearing, said that the fraternity “will accept The Big F actually eams an A, and of the April elections.” the impeachment of the Senate in responsibility for having stolen property in the house.” Laurie Jakobsen can’t help but shred Marks said that since the Sen- order to enlighten the student body Noel said, however, lhattbsigns were not stolen by any of the everyone else to tiny, little bits, ate elections were over when the about the Senate’s inadequacy. current members of the fraternitv. polls closed at 6:30 p.m.,April3, “I think the student govem- Sports ...... P.9 the election of the executive offi- mentis woefully inadequate, and At the same time lacrosse’s winning cers should have been held be- I want the student body to know streak was snapped. n ~y members of fore 6:30 p.m. yesterday. that,” he said. track qualified for thc New Englands. The elections were held at 900 p.m. yesterday, two and a half see IMPEACH, page 16 / Daee two THE TUFTS DAILY Wednesdav. ADrill8.11990 THE TUFTSDAILJ Editorial Ups and downs in the campus-wide elections Last Thursday’s election was the first ever campus- a Presidential candidate in a letter to the Daily. While wide election for TCU President. Positive aspects of the members who wrote the letter declared themselves the election included the Election Boards’ able han- to be individual members of the Judiciary, the writers dling of the election and the fact that no single group clearly spoke in their roles as members of the board. determined the outcome of the election. Among the A judicial board should not be enmeshing itself in negative aspects were TCUJ members’ endorsements political campaigns. of candidates, the Senate’s loss of the voting records Making matters worse is the fact that the TCUJ book, and the low voter turnout. . already established itself as an election appeals board. The recent campus elections appeared to disprove Four of the TCUJ members who signed the letter, Jeff critics fears that a single group, such as the Greeks, Allen, SusanDanca, LauraFish, a3dDianeLongwere would wield too much power in the election. Julian serving on the TCUJ when it voided the MASSPIRG Barnes, who is not a member of a fraternity, defeated referendum, overruling the Elec tion Board’s decision. AEPi brother Harlan Tenenbaum, proving that Greek This puts the TCUJ in the compromising position of status does not guarantee victory in presidential elec- endorsing candidates in elections, the results of which tions. might be appealed to the TCUJ. This is a clear-cut During this election, the Elections Board proved conflict of interest that hurts the credibility of the that they are able to address criticism and run a TCUJ. The board should incorporate into its govern- credible election. For example, the board had a pre- ing constitution a clause which forbids its members election meeting with the staff to stress their respon- from making political endorsements. sibility in this election. The members also saw to it that all voting tables were staffed. Another difficulty in the election came from the PRODUCTION Another example of the board’s commendable ac- TCU Senate. The Daily had intended to run a chart of Layout Editors: Janine Billy, Michelle Frayman Graphics Editor: Rich Auerbach tions was their decision to release all figures from the how the Presidential Candidates had voted on major Jassifieds Editors: Laura Walker, Michele Pennell election. 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Letters to the Editor Policy tion to asserting the importance of this blame Greek system frighteningly real issue has been amaz- The Tufts Daily welcomes letters from the readers. Thl ingly beneficial, I believe, for this cam- Greeks should stop let- page is an open forum for campus issues and com To the Editor: ments about the Daily’s coverage. I am writing this letter out of concern pus. The support I received in this column excluding women Lcuers must include the writer’s name and a phone num was wonderful and indicative of the effec- where the writer can reached. All lettcrs must for the Greeks’ future this campus. My To the Editor: ber be b on tiveness of their campaign. There seemed veified with the writer befm they can be published. story has been on the front page and on Freedom of Association. The right of The deadline for letters to be considered for publicatia to be a question as to whether this issue every American. Discrimination -- is this in the following day’s issue is 400 p.m. this page a great deal these past few weeks should have even been covered in the Duetospacelimitations,lettersshouldbenolongerthai concerning an incident of date rape and another right? 350 words. Letters should be accompanied by no more tluu paper, but I was glad that the newspapers The right of an oppressed gender, eight signatus. the subsequent hearing and its findings. It has come to my attention that members of dealt with it. Theawarenessanddialogues members of the Women’s Collective, to The editors reserve the right to edit letters for clarity it has prompted has been very reassuring Publication of lettas is subject to the discretion of tht the special interest group against the Greeks exclude others from their march? We call editos. to see. Maybe some other girl will be on this campus have discovered that the this self-empowerment,the breaking down LettersshouldbetypedorprintedfmnanIBMorIBM helped in a similar situation or a man can compatible computer letter-quality near-letter-qualit: man found guilty in this matter is himself of a power structure. in or better understand the imperativeness for mode. Letters written on Macintosh computers should b a fraternity member and plan to use this The right of a fraternity member to brought in on disk - files should be saved in “text-only’ open communication. information against the system. the brag that he will get a job more easily format, and disks should be brought in with a copy of th, As Please don’t use my painful episode leuer.DiskscanbepickedupinTheDailybusincssoffi~th, victim, I hope that my opinion in this issue because of the organization to which he following day. and the strength of the sensitivity to the belongs? We call this selj-empowerment, Letters should address the editor and not a paaicularin matters more than in a witchhunt by this issue of rape as a weapon against the the enforcement of a power structure. dividual. While laters can be critical of an individual’ committee to find any evidence they can Greeks. The aim would be misdirected. actions, they should not attack someme’s personality traits to hold against the system. The same word can mean different The Daily will not accept letters p The brunt of the attack should be an alli- anonymous or A friend of mine said to me recently things. names except in extreme circumstances if the Executivi ance with the IGC against such an elimi- Board determines that there a clear and present danger that he hopes that I don’t hold the actions We urge the Greek system to not turn is u nation of the essential service that the IGC the author. The Daily will not accept letters regarding thi of one member of this fraternity against the argument into an inane one with the coverage of other publications, unless their coverage itsel the whole group, and he was visibly re- provides for the Tufts community. So maybe useof such words as“tradition.”Theword has become a newswoxthy issue that has appeared in Thi the fraternities don’t admit women and DailylIhe Daily will accept letters of thanks, if space per lieved when I answered in the affirmative. tradition can have great connotations, but vice versa and some suggest this is not mits, but will not run letten whose sole purpose is to adver I do not believe that this man’s member- also mean not only harassment, but sex- tise an event. “fair,” but life does not always play fair. I titles PO ship had anything to do with his actions.A ism and exclusion. Women have been When writem have group affiliationsor hold or certainly did not deserve this to happen to sitions dated to the topic of their letter, The Daily will notl group can not be held accountable for the excluded long enough. We urge the com- that italics following the letter. This provide addi and it was not “fair,” but you cannot in is to actions of one member. I have been asked me munity to give serious consideration to tional infomation to ,the readers and is not intended t( blame the Greek system for this occur- detract from the letter. if I hate all men and if I hold this against making the Greek system here at Tufts co- every member of the male race. I blame rence; that is not “fair” either. Place the ed. Clnssifieds Information blame on the aggressor if you desire, but what happened on the ignorance and in- All Tufts students must submit classifieds persm look for the most constructive way to deal in sensitivity of the individual, not on the Sandra Macklem J’90 prepaid with cash or check. All classifiedsmust be submittec this energy. The IGC is trying to prevent by3 p.m. thedaybeforepublication.QassXiedsmayalsobt fraternity of which he is a member. I do Jennifer Polito J’90 ignorant men from raping women and bought at the infomation booth at the Campus Center. Al not feel that I can hold all men account- Lisa Alexander E’90 classifieds submitted by mail must be accompanied by i able for what he did to me and I urge causing damage that will scar them for Cheryl Smith J’90 check. Classified$ may not be submitted over the phone. life. A dismantling of the Greek system Notices and Lost Bi Founds arc free and run on Tuesdays people not to blame the Greek system for and Thdaysonly. Notices are limited to two per week p his behavior. will mean a decline in awareness which is oxganization and run space permitting. Notices must bc something that this campus cannot afford. Tufts Greeks not written on Daily forms and submitted in person. Noii& I can not express emphatically enough motbeusedtosellmerchandieoradvenisemaiaevents the good that the IGC’s campaign for rape Name withheld as bad as others awareness has done for this campus. The To the editor: THINK campaign, the “Attention Tufts (Editor’s note: The Daily will only print As a sophomore transfer student and an efforts by them have Alpha Omicron Pi pledge, I feel the need an atmosphere of concern and anonymous letters to the editor in extreme to be addressed. cases in which the executive board deter- mines there is a clear andpresent danger see LETTERS, page 13 Wednesday, April 18,1990 THE TUFTS DAILY page three II li Ralph David Abernathy dead at 64 ATLANTA (AP)-- The Rev- and justice.” King’s relationships with women Poke Log erend Ralph David Abanathy, who “I extend my love and support in his book, he became the first of compiled by Rich Ketchum created the civil rights movement to his family,” he said. King’s inner circle to do so, even I’ I I with Martin Luther King Jr. but King’s son, Fulton County though the matter had been chron- Monday, April 9 decades later enraged the slain Commissioner Martin Luther King icled by sevdnoted biographers. AMC Company, the contractor working at the site of the new leader’s supporters by writing 111, called Abernathy’s death “a Black leaders asked Abemathy Science and Technology Center at 4 Colby St., reported the larceny of about his alleged infidelity, died very tragic loss to our nation.” to retract the passages, and in- 13 reels of copper wire valued at $3500. The wire was taken from a Tuesday. “His total life and passion was sinuated that his memory had been large locked toolbox at the construction site. The Tufts Police reported Abernathy, who had cradled his SUWof Martin Luther King,’’ impaired by the strokes and brain that the lock on the toolbox was destroyed with a welding torch. the fallen King’s bloodied head said former Mayor Andrew Young, surgery. But Abernathy, whom Tuesday, April 10 after he was struck down by a another key King aide in the King praised as his closest friend A resident of 58 RadcliffeSt. complained to Tufts Police that golf bullet in 1968, was 64. movement. Young said that if and confidant, insisted the ac- balls hit from adjacent Alumni Field were striking her house. She told Abernathy’s heart stopped Abernathy had a weakness, “it counts were true. the police that this has occurred frequently in the past, showing them while he was being prepared for a was trying to fill Martin Luther Abernathy, born March 11, several dents and chips in the otherwise well-maintained vinyl siding lung scan at Crawford Long King Jr.3 shoes after his death, 1926, in Linden, Ala., was King’s of her house. Hospital, said hospital spokes- and that was an impossible task.” right-hand man for 13 years, At 525 p.m., a larceny in progress was halted by a Tufts Police woman Tisha Burland. Abernathy was pastor of At- sharingjailcells with him, travel- officer on patrol. The officer witnessed a male exiting Milne House “What they were trying to do lanta’s West Hunter Street Bap- ing with him and advising him. carrying a large trashbag. He was later identified as a student. The was detect if there was a blood tist Church and president emeri- “We were known as the civil trashbag contained 13 rolls of toilet paper along with other plastic clot in the lungs ... but they never tus of the SCLC, which he founded rights twins,” Abernathy once bags. No value was established for the stolen goods, which were got to see,” Ms. Burland said. with King in 1957 as a vehicle for recalled. “We always sought to confiscated, and the matter was referred to the Dean of Students. Abernathy was taken to an the movement they began with complement each other. I never Tufts Police were summoned to Wren Hall to investigate a larceny operating room, but he was pro- the 1955 bus boycott in Montgom- tried to be a copy of him and he of personal property at approximately 8:OO p.m. The student reported nounced dead there at 12:10 p.m. ery, Ala. never tried to be a copy of me.” that she had left her room for ten minutes to chat with a friend. On her before doctors could begin emer- Abernathy had said he had no It was Abernathy who com- way out of her room, she noticedamale with his back turned, standing gency life support surgery, she desire to lead the movement, forted King head as he lay dying across the hall. When she returned to her room, the student noted the said. preferring to leave that role to the of a bullet wound on the balcony same male going down the stairwell. The victim then entered the hall Ms. Burland quoted Dr. Ken- more charismatic King. But two of the Lorraine Motel in Mem- bathroom; noted her jewelry box on a water tank; and determined that neth Scheidt, a nuclear medicine days after King’s assassination, phis, Tenn., on April 4,1968. He a gold ring with an aquamarine stone, along with her wallet, was specialist who waspresent for the the remaining aides picked him took care of various funeral de- missing. Later it was also determined that her roommate’s wallet was scheduled lung scan, as saying as SCLC president, according to tails for King’s widow, Coretta taken. No value was set for the ring, which was a family heirloom and the test never began and could King’s wishes. Scott King, and delivered the had been passed down for generations. The wallets contained identi- not have contributed to Aber- He was SCLC president for eulogy. fication, but no cash. nathy’s death. nine years, as the focus of the Although he worked helped Wednesday, April 11 Abernathy had been in the movement shifted from voting found the civil rights movement, Astudent reported that an 82 Toyota pick-up, parked on Professors hospital since last month for treat- rights and civil rights to such stood at King’s side through the Row, was vandalized some time between 1:30 and 6:30 p.m. on April ment of a sodium deficiency. He economic issues as full employ- great battles and went to jail as 5. Police determined that the broken window was the result of an had suffered strokes in 1983 and ment and anti-poverty programs. often as King did, Abernathy errant softball, due to the circular cracks in the glass. 1986. He left the SCLC presidency consistently found himself in Friday, April 13 Abemathy spent his last months in 1977, when he resigned to run King’s shadow. A lock and a watch valued at $100 were reported stolen from under bitter criticism from his for Congress. He was defeated in And it bothered him. Cousens Gym. The victim reported leaving his clothes and watch in colleagues for passages in his 1989 the Democraticprimary. In 1980, In a 1986 interview, he la- his locked locker at 1:30 p.m. He returned at 215 p.m. autobiography, “And The Walls he supported Ronald Reagan in mented that once, when he vis- Saturday, April 14 Came Tumbling Down.”He wrote his presidential bid. ited a school in Connecticut, “not At 1:46 a.m. a brother of Zeta Psi fraternity at 80 Professors Row that King had spent time with two Abernathy suffered a stroke in a single student knew who I was.” approached the officer on duty, claiming a side window had been women and had a violent argu- 1983 and underwent brain bypass In his autobiography, Aber- shattered by a thrown rock. A witness added that he noted a student ment wirh one in the 24 hours surgery ab Johns Hopkins Hospi- nathy said he felt other King aides and two perspective students fleeing the scene towards Talbot Ave. before his 1968 assassination. tal in Baltimore. After he recov- saw him as “no more than an The witness later identified the student, who accepted responsibility But the Rev. Joseph Lowery, ered, he returned to preach at appendage to Martin, someone and offeredto pay for damages. The matter was passed on to the Dean who succeeded Abernathy as West Hunter, where he had been who served as a part companion, of Students. president of the Southern Chris- pastor since 1961, and backed part bodyguard, but who never Tufts Police responded to complaints of garbage being thrown tian Leadership Council, described Jesse Jackson in his 1984 presi- played an important role in the from a Wren Hall window at 8:43 p.m. The police identified the Abemathy on Tuesday as “a faith- dential bid. decisions that affected the direc- vandals, then supervised their removal of the rubbish. ful servant of the cause of liberty When Abernathy mentioned tion of the movement.” Eviction of Jewish settlers upheld Rock concerts will mark JERUSALEM (AP)-- A J~II,u- four hours behind closed doors petition is to leave the people lem District Court panel on Tues- Tuesday before issuing a ruling where they are with the argument crackdown anniversary day upheld an order to evict 150 that accused the settlers’ lawyers that the place was rented legally.” Jewish settlers from the Arab of “an improper use of proce- He said his group would take PARIS (AP)-- Rock concerts The 1,200-ton ship -- a former Christian quarter of the Old City, dures, to say the least” the case to the Supreme Court, if are planned in Paris, New York British oceanographic vessel -- is fueling anti-Israeli protests. The judges ruled that a stay of necessary, to block the eviction and at least four other cities on equipped with two radio studios The settlers immediately ap- the eviction notice granted Fri- order. June 3 to commemorate the anni- and a television studio. Its crew pealed the decision. day by a single District Court The settlers’ move into the versary of the crackdown on pro- hopes to begin broadcasting music Several dozen Palestinian judge was improperly obtained. complex has raised tensions in democracy demonstrators in Bei- and news into China from inter- women and masked youths dem- “We invalidate it,” the judges the old, walled city, which is jing, organizers said Tuesday. national waters by late April. onstrated inside thechurch of the wrote. divided into ethnic quarters that Hong Kong, Taipei, Prague and Chinese diplomats have pro- Holy Sepulcher, venerated as the They took the unusual step of are home to about 50,000 Mos- Sa0 Pauloalso will be concert tested to the French government site of Christ’s burial and regarded assessing court costs of $5,000 to lems, 7,000 Christians and 4,000 venues, the organizers said. Top about the boat but were told there by many as Christianity’s holiest the settlers’ lawyers, apparently Jews. musicians will record a special was no official French involve- shrine. for attempting to thwart the Is- The establishment of Neot version of John Lennon’s song ment in the project. Visiting pilgrims and tourists raeli legal system. David, which is Hebrew for “Imagine” in conjunction with France rejected a Chinese stared as 40 to 50 protesters waved Judge WmusZailer presided “Dwellings of David,” was the the anniversary, they said. request to restrict news coverage Palestinian flags and chanted over the three-judge panel, which largest and most significant set- No further details were dis- of the operation. “PLO! PLO!” and “Israel no! also included Judge Shalom Bren- tlement of Jews outside the Jew- closed. Robert Menard, a spokesman Palestine yes!” inside the dark ner, who on Friday stayed the ish quarter. The concerts were announced for the press freedom advocacy church. eviction order. Previously, two Jewish semi- at a press conference called by group Reporters Without Borders, It was the first time Arabs had The ruling said the settlers’ naries were set up in the Moslem the Federation for Democracy in said Tuesday that Chinese offi- staged a protest inside the church lawyers, in asking Brenner for a Quarter and about 40 Jewish China, a Paris-based dissident cials threatened to deny visas to since the Palestinian uprising stay, had failed to mention that families took up residence in the group, and by the French news French television journalists if against Israeli occupation of the another judge turned down a area, including former Israeli magazine Actuel. they reported on the radio ship. West Bank and Gaza Strip began separate request for a stay hours Defense Minister Ariel Sharon. They are among the sponsors But FR-3,one TV channel men- 28 months ago. earlier. Sharon has visited Neot David of “A Boat for China,” which is tioned by Menard, said it received A week ago, the ultra-Ortho- Avraham Sochozolsky, a law- daily to show support for the set- sending a radio ship to the Far no such threats. dox Jews moved into a 72-room yer for the Greek Orthodox Church, tlement. East to transmit pro-democracy A decade of liberalization in complex near the church under said he would immediately ask broadcasts into China. Chinacame toa head in the spring heavy police guard, saying they police to carry out the eviction In a visit to the settlement and Representatives of the federa- of 1989 when pro-democracy wanted toestablish a Jewishpres- order. Greek orthodox Church headquar- tion and the magazine reiterated rallies began following the death ence in the Christian quarter for “The judges have canceled the ters Tuesday, Religious Affairs claims first made Monday that of former party chief Hu Yao- the first time since 1936. stay. They (the settlers) must be Minister Zevulen Hammer urged the ship has been the target of bang, a leading reformist. Stu- The Greek Orthodox Church, evicted,” Sochozolsky said. both Christians and Jews “not to surveillance and harassment by dent-led protests grew into occu- which owns the property. said a Police spokesman Uzi Sandori blow things out of proportion.” Chinese officials since it left France pation of central Tiananmen tenant in the four 100-year-old said police were studying the court a month ago. Square and a hunger strike. buildings illegally worked out a decision to decide how to pro- “They (the settlers) did not According to sponm,the 260- lease with the Jews. The church ceed. take over some church and did foot Goddess of Democracy is On the evening of June 3, mops sued to have the Jewish setclers Yacov Levine, a spokesman not throw someone out of some heading across the Indian Ocean moved against protesters. The removed. for the settlers group, said their place but used a site that was a to Singapore after being held up government says about 300 people A three-judge panel of the lawyers sought a new District Court hotel ... that happens to be in the in Djibouti, on the Horn of Af- died in street clashes June 3-4, District Court conferred nearly hearing late Tuesday, saying “our Christian quarter,” he said. rica, for 10 days. but others say at least 500 died. -- page four THE TUFTS DAILY Wednesday, April 18,1990 Sands elected treasurer LCS Prospective Volunteer Coordinator’s Meeting General Board positions open April 18th 7:OO pm Eaton 134 Call Matt at 629-9429

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-. Wednesday, April 18,1990 THE TUFTS DAILY page five FEATURES Two Tufts undergrads named Tufts Eye Contact II Why is it that strangers will not make eye contact with each 1990 Harry S Truman Scholars Ither? Why is it that Tufts students, while walking past each other by LISA ALEX June 3. The week before the award is part of the National Student In the Campus Center patio, absolutely refuse to look into each Senior Staff Writer ceremony, the Truman Scholars Campaign Against Hunger and ither’s eyes? Why do I care enough about this subject enough to Two Tufts students with a will work together in small groups Homelessness. A member of the levote several precious inches of Tufts Daily space to a one-sided, passion for politics have been on specific public policies which Tufts Democrats, he is also active wely irrational discussion of it? named 1990 Truman Scholars in may eventually be printed in the in the College Democrats of Amex- These are important questions. recognition of their outstanding Congressional Record. “We’re ica. He is a member of the Tufts Bill Shein I wrote a column about this very potential for leadership in public really looking forward to it,” Christian Fellowship, too. Ma- subject a few years ago, and if service. Max Fmberg and Stephen Finberg commented. joring in Political Science and The Lighter side you don’t mind, I’m going to Simon are among 92 sophomores Both Finberg and Simon were International Relations, Finberg repeat some of it and expand on a nationwide who will receive a surprised and thrilled upon re- has also served on the Tufts ew of the things that were discussed. If you do mind, well, it’s too $7,000 scholarship annually for ceiving the honor. Finberg de- Community Union Senate. ate. It’s already in print. You should talk to me before Wednesday. up to four years. scribed the day that he found out In the future, both scholars Ever since I wrote that article, I’ve wanted to update it for the Thousands of students com- he had won, saying, “I walk in the plan to continue developing their iineties. I’ve wanted to address more reasons that people don’t pleted a detailed application which door and a couple friends say interest in public service and don’t nake eye contact. And I’ve always wanted to sit down in front of my included a few short essay ques- ‘Congratulations’...‘ for expect their passion for politics BM to write another column and realize that I don’t have to think tions and a long question in which what?’ ...‘ the Truman Scholar- to diminish. Simon hopes to go to If an entirely new topic! I admit it - I want to be lazy this week! applicants were asked to discuss ship’...‘ What?’ I ran up the stairs. law school and then pursue a career t’s self-plagiarism! “Honesty is...” a public policy issue of their choice. Steve had obviously already heard. in public service and politics. “I’ve Let’s face facts: If there is one thing that we all encounter every Candidates were then nominated We hugged and kissed and cele- always wanted to run for political Iay, aside from the realization that a liberal arts degree is about as by committees of professors at brat ed... It was wonderful!” office ... and I will admit that I raluable as the Sunday comics, it’s other human beings. We see colleges across the country. Each Simon found out about his have an inclination to throw my hem, and they see us. But how often do wake make real eye contact school could nominate up to three acceptance from his friend Adam, hat in the ring, to at least try,” he with other human beings, looking into their eyes as they walk past? students and 92 winners were who had also applied. “My friend explained. Finberg plans to take a low often do we stop hustling and bustling long enough to make chosen, with at least one resident from Bowdoin called and said year off after graduation and gain :ye contact, smile, and say to someone we don’t know, “How are from each of the 50 states. After ‘Steve, have you heard any news work experience by “hooking up IOU?Isn’t this a glorious day? You know, you look a lot taller from the applications were reviewed, today?’ I said ‘NO.’ He said ‘I with a political campaign.” He L distance.” 240 semifinalists were chosen and have. I got it!”’ After accepting then hopes to get both a law de- Take this test: When you are walking alone across campus, and interviewed by five panelists. Each Simon’s warm congratulations, gree and a masters degree in public rou pass someone that you don’t know who is also walking alone, panel consisted of a former Tru- Adam said “Steve, you got it too!” policy. md there is no one else nearby, and the campus is absolutely silent, man Scholar, various college “To me, getting it myself was Although many politicians md for all you know you two could be the only people left on earth professors, administrators, and obviously fantastic... but I can’t flock to the bustle and activity of bllowing a global holocaust caused by a freak batch of extremely others. tell you how intense it was find- Washington and other major cit- ight undergarments, do you make eye contact? Do you smile? Do Finberg said that his interview ing out that Max and Adam got it ies, neither Simon nor Finberg IOU say “Hi”? Or do you just keep on walking, imagining that they was “serious, without being too too. It’s such a great feeling!” sees this as part of his future. ion? exist, hoping that they’ll ignore you too? stiff.” He was asked specific Simon exclaimed. Finberg hopes to eventually re- Let’s examine the typical scene to understand of this phenome- questions about his essay on pol- Both winners felt that there turn to upstate New York, where ion. My favorite example of the complexities of human optic lution prevention as well as ques- were many excellent candidates he grew up, and “provide leader- :onnectivity takes place along Professors Row across from Pachy tions about his future plans and and that the choice must have ship... I plan to run for ofice -- ’atty Field. Imagine an average Tufts student (3.1 GPA, Reebok important influences in his life. been extremely difficult. “I re- first state, then national.” iigh tops, BMW, sculpted hair, offspring of undiverse, drippingly- “Although it wasn’t too bad, the ally feel lucky to have been cho- Simon, a Minneapolis native, ich parents) walking out of Health Services and heading towards butterflies were there,” he admit- sen,” Simon said. “I’m happy that also plans to return to his home- Packard,Avenue. ted. they saw in me something that state. “I really do have a love for Simultaneously, imagine another average Tufts stu*nt (3.1 Simon had a chance to discuss they liked and that they respected my home-state, and I feel blessed SPA,Reebok high tops, Maserati immune to traffic laws, sculpted his essay on the need to reform and that they wanted to reward, to have been raised there. It’s my lair, Rolex, trust fund, no pressure to ever work a day in his life) campaign finance, but he was and I hope I can live up to their home, it’s my community... Re- walking towards Health Services from Packard Avenue. I know I’ve surprised when the focus of the standards.” ally, I’ve never had any idea but asked you to imagine two things at once, hold them both in your interview turned to political life Finberg said that rather than to go home afterward.” mind, and in amoment will ask you to use these two images together at Tufts. “We talked at length feeling “lucky,” he said he feels “Serving our communities, m a short scene. A warning is in order. This should only be about the level of political activ- blessed. having this affinity for where we ittempted by the few Tufts students known to have experience using ism at Tufts and specifically about “I’mvery thankful forthegifts grew up, is strong enough that we heir brain on a daily basis. the freespeech policy, which they and slulls that I have,” he ex- want to serve it and not ourselves,” When they are about 150 yards apart, the two students spot each had heard and read about,” he plained. Finberg explained. 3ther in the distance. Warning bells sound. Lights flash. Hearts explained. In addition, the panel- Both winners have had a life- pound. Doves cry. They inch closer. Thoughts race through their ists asked him some “very gen- long interest in politics and have Both winners expressed admi- respective minds: “Okay, there’s still time for him to cross the eral, real open-minded,meaning- pursued and developed these in- ration for Harry S Truman and street, go into a fraternity, turn around, spontaneously combust, or of-life type questions” which he terests through a variety of activi- see him as a role model. After be swept away by the Kamikaze, the divine winds that sank the felt he handled well. “I was less ties here at Tufts. Simon is cur- reading his autobiography, Fin- Mongol’s ships off of Japan a long time ago. I don’t remember the nervous than I could have been rently editor-in-chief of Politica berg is “convinced that Harry :xact date, though I think it was a Thursday.” because I didn’t overprepare ... I and is an active member of the Truman was a pretty wonderful The gap narrows. figured either they’re going to Tufts Democrats. He also does president, despite what the his- By the time they’re within 20 feet of each other, the anti-eye like me or they’re not,” he said. volunteer work for numerous tory books say.” Simon was im- ;ontact section of their brains - across from the “sick, deluded The 92 winners will be hon- political campaigns and organi- pressed by his ability to “take Fantasies”disp1ay case in the cerebral cortex -jumps immediately ored at an Award Ceremony at the zations and is majoring in Politi- bold stands” even when people to warp speed, and calls for evasive action. Without realizing it, Harry S Truman Librarv in Inde- cal Science. Finberg has partici- didn’t support him. “I hope 1’11 be they begin to take a sudden and intense interest in passing cars, their penience, ~issouriod Sunday, patedactively in MASSPIRGand able to do that,” he said. watch, the sidewalk, manifestations of a space-time continuum in their navel, or maybe just an interesting section of the atmosphere I i located just above the oncoming person’s head. Some kind of inexplicable power absolutely prevents looking into the eyes of the approaching human being, now only a few feet WE NEED YOU away. Yes, it is irrational. Yes, you’d like to make eye contact. And yes, you’d even like to say “hi” and tell a corny joke about looking taller in the distance. Perhaps you’d even like to smear whipped cream and strawberries all over his or her body. But something won’t let you. What is it? SENIOR WEEK Maybe you think that if you join in visual harmony, these people will think you are some kind of voyeur, likely to follow them home and watch them through their window. Perhaps they think you’ll approach them in the library dressed in a trench coat and ask to 1 Tufts Catering needs students I borrow a pencil. Perhaps it’s just plain fear. You’ve never seen the person before. Maybe you know the person by sight, but you don’t know their interested in working for name. It’s possible that you once knew their name but forgot it, so you’ve been saying only “Hi,how ya doing?” to them for the last three semesters. catering during Senior Week. Or maybe you met them at a party, greeted them by name a few times when you passed on the quad, forgot their name, said “Hi, how ya doing?” to them for three semesters, got bored, and now prefex Please pick up an application in just to ignore them by avoiding all possible eye contact. So what happens to the two average Tufts students approaching each other on Professors Row? Inevitably, as they come within eye the office located in Mugar Hall contact range, each person assumes the likeness of a catatonic zombie glue-sniffer and stares blankly into space, missing a won. derful opportunity to meet anew person, a potential life-long friend and return it by April 27. a future president, or Baybanks ATM video camera operator. Silly, isn’t it? ...... ” THE TWSDAILY Wednesday, April 18,1990 THE POLITICAL LEFT & SPIRITUALITY W€WT’S THE CONNECTION?

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Rebecca Lesses Havurat Shalom Rev. Rick Spalding UCC f Presbyterian Minister Father Butch Naters-Gamarra Episcopal Priest for Panama Donna Bivens Women’s Theological Center Wednesday, April 18 8:OO pm Goddard Chapel Wednesday, April 18,1990 THE TUFW DAILY page seven ARTS The Big F shows it’s no fluke U by RIC SCHELLHORN ords doesn’t either, which may one another’s hefty egos. But the Senior Staff Writer explain why the label’s recent gale force that arises from that Here’s a marketing quiz: You’re prize signing, The Big F, only onstage tension is remarkable. The the head of promotions at a major attractedabout25 die-hards to its Big F’s music is a rumbling, US-based record label. Your top phenomenally under-publicized atmospheric blend of sounds that A&R man drops a tape on your gig at Boston’s Channel last draws as much upon the dreamy desk and informs you, without Thursday night. Despite the psychedelia of vintage Led Zep- batting an eye, that he has just meagerturnout,TheBigFtreated pelin as it does upon more recent signed LA’S hottest new metal those in attendance to a brutal, aggmguitar thrashers like Seattle’s band. “A breeze,” you think to ear-crushing set of music from Soundgarden. yourself, “we’ll poof their hair, their recently released, self-titled Onstage and on record, Shreve’s cake on the eyeliner, take plenty debut LP that, given proper expo- vocals modulate between the of photos, and watch the kids lap sure, will undoubtedly sell itself. menacing melodic drone he ‘em up.” TheBigFisapowertriointhe employs on LP opener “Killing But after giving the tape a purestsenseoftheterm.Through- Time” and the all-out guttural cursory listen, you learn that this out the businesslike band’s Thurs- snarl that gives “Doctor Vine,’’ The Big F’s self-titled debut album act is not your archetypal LA dayset,bassist/singerJohnShreve, the record’s first single, its con- tainly impressed the mini-throng demonstrated that The Big F has goon-metal outfit. You panic. guitarist Mark Christian, and siderable kick. During the ex- at the Channel. what it takes to claw its way to the Where are the contrived sexist drummer Rob Donin co-existed tended instrumental breaks in Lyrically, the band reaches top of the scrap-metal heap, given lyrics? Where are the sleazy double rather than interacted - each player Thursday’s set (and there were remarkable heights on “Kill the even a half-hearted push from entendres? Where are the three- stepped forward to assert his role several), Christian and Donin Cowboy,”a wry, cynical allegory their label. Elektra has already chord power anthems? Instead of as a soloist only as often as and fought off complacency with heady about America’s loss of innocence, entrusted the group to tend to its these, you find the tape to be for as long as the situation de- solos that encompassed an im- which benefits from a certain own production chores (an un- teeming with highly original six- manded. There was virtually no pressive variety of time and key highbrow wit, while the creepy heard of concession for a band minute meditations on matters competition for the spotlight as changes. rave-up “Power Pig” details the whose commercial viability isas- Spiritual and Political, dl Set to the band careened bough the Christian is that rare guitarist antics of a small-time megaloma- yet untested); it is hard to figure music that is, in a word, intense - strongest and loudest numbers whose every note counts. His niac. Those unaccustomed to find- why the company wouldn’t fol- - too intense for mainstream from thenewrecord. cascading, pulsating, Hendrix- ing any sentiments of substance low up with substantial promo- COnSUmPtiOn, myUX, iMense With most groups, such re- inspired leads can lull a listener between the grooves of metal tional backing. Should the label for radio. The question: how do serve would be construed as re- into a trance. Drummer Donin’s albums are sure to be won over by decide to curb the penny pinch- you sell this stuff? spectful; in The Big F’s case, the thunderous crashing can hardly the F’s stinging, insightful, and ing, The Big F could be the next If you don’t know the answer, distance Seems designed to pre- be called hypnotic, but his quick, often poetic wordplay. Big Thing. you’re not alone. Elektra Rec- vent the members from bruising rock-solid double-bass work cer- If nothing else, Thursday’s show IWe interrupt this column... Don’t expect your typical Notables this week, full of remember) . crisis, but music is my little comer of the world. Isn’t il quick quips and quotes. Well, guess who won? Strapping Young Bucks.-OK, I possible to have one Tufts function go on without need- I went to the so-called Battle of the Bands last could almost deal with that, until E heard who the nipner- ing to question legitimacy or intent? The Battle of the Thursday, expecting to do a typical review of the “six up was: Spastic Eyes. Can I say I was doubled over in Bands should be straightforward and fun, rather than jus1 best bands”at Tufts. I even decided that I was going to be shock? another skewed political race. This isn’t brain surgery nice and not shred anyone. If the Board was looking only for cover acts, why people. Then I heard about didn’t they say so? Several of the groups came up with Off my soapbox- for now. I do extend my congratu- Laurie Jakobson Zonek,therejected originals just for the show - it’s hard to compare a lations to Strapping Young Bucks, and my condolences classic rock band. fledgling band’s fist material to the tried-and-true cover to theother bands. You’ll see the Bucks play an opening Notables Then I saw the show. hits. Even so. I’ve heard “Pulline Mussels” done before set before the yet to be decided opening act for The Band Now, I’ve decided at Spring Fling.

I to shred someone: the Student Activities Committee, which was in charge of that show. Gettingas faraway from that messas wecan... Boston Here were my postulations on the bands, before the University Opera department’s last night of contempo- ultimate verdict. I decided the judges were not necessar- rary work, The Mother of Us All, about Susan B. An- ily looking for the best band per se, but the best choice as thony, is the 25. an opener for a national act. I don’t know if the judges Tufts Symphonic Band will be performing at 8 p.m. ir were aware that The Band would be the Spring Fling Cohen this Sunday. They will be directed by John McCann headliner - but at that point, I didn’t know it either. Special guest is the Tufts Jazz Ensemble. Isn’t “en. Double Ease: rap band; good, nice rapport between semble” a great word? It almost can be said withoui members, but whoever will play Spring Fling probably slipping into some affected European accent. won’t be a rap group, so that won’t work. TT the Bears sees Tribe on April 20, and Barrencc Magic Beans: good origmls, tight sound, could loosen Whitfield and the Savages appears the next night. Var up on stage, but a few beers would probably fix that. Morrison is playing two dates at the Orpheum, April 1s Toxic Dog up next, I liked them, but I figured they’d Photo by Karl Schatz and 20. Battle O’De Bands Runner-up Spastic Eyes be too weird for the Committee to handle -and if they ~~ The Channel is having its fifth anniversary show April didn’t get a “new music” group to headline, it could be on this campus- remember Complex Life?At leastpick 20. This may very well be its last birthday; it has beer a weird combination. an original cover. having some financial trouble lately. Anyway, Treat He1 Strapping Young Bucks up next; cover band. I have And exactly what were the qualifications of those Right and Laurie Sargent will be there. nothing against cover bands, but Iguessed that the Board judges? One person was actually in the music business; Also the 20, Big Blues Meanies at Club 3. The would want original talent to put up for Fling. the other three were Tufts students, described in such following night’s Mission UK show at Citi Club has been The seven-piece Dirty Vicars-different, folk-rock tennsas “SigmaNu brother; Senior.”And being abrother, postponed until May 24 due to a member’s illness. Pooh. type band that would probably work out for a variety of isn’t it rather unethical for that person to judge a band Axis is having a bumper weekend, with Tragically acts (and in retrospect, probably perfect for The Band). (which will remain unnamed) that “has ties” to Sigma Hip the 19, two shows on the 20 -Del Amivi at 7 p.m.. And finally, Spastic Eyes, discounted for the same Nu? Rockin’ Renegade Soundwave at 10 p.m., and Michael reason as Strapping Young Bucks (and some others not to Now, I understand that this isn’t as important as Tufts McClure and Ray Manzarek the 21. The latter is 21 and -- be mentioned here -I am not Ding to shred the bands, Community Union Senate Elections or the MASSPIRG over; the others &e 18+. I NBC $6s SPY’ is merely tepid, but ‘Wings’ is sure to fly

NEW YORK (AP)-- Mat IEW estrangement. It must be said that “Wings” tlight school.” none of the regulars has a New sitcoms of late are so lame that Daly, as Joe Hackett, an up- initially seems just another rou- “Nice kid, too,” he says. “Had England accent. one suspects film school gradu- tight, button-down type, runs the tine sitcom. But it quickly be- a couple of drinks with him be- No matter. The show, featur- ates are writing them. But there is airline. Brian, his free-spirit sib- comes a superior one, starting fore the flight. TOObad about that ing lovely aerial shots and a the occasional exception. Its name ling, has been away for years, with a short airport cafe scene eye operation, though. But like musical.theme adapted from a is ‘Wings,” and it’s landing Thurs- having stolen Joe’s girlfriend and needling the mess at the “Today” he said, how often do you have to piece by Franz Shubert, is quality day at NBC. even married her. That tends to show. look to the left?” comedy. Like “Cheers,” its hu- The show, about two brothers make a guy fester. “I gave it a shot,” laments the Funny bits like this keep pop- mor rings true, likewise its sad who run their late father’s one- In Joe’s case, the fester would owner of a rival commuter line ping up in the show, well-played moments. plane commuter airline on Nan- be forever had not the brothers’ (David Schramm) during his by a fine cast that includes Crys- It does help that “Wings” was tucket Island, Mass.,is well-writ- late father left them a letter that morning coffee. “But I’m here to tal Bernard as a waitress at the created by “Cheers” graduates ten, funny and has the well-drawn has to be opened by both. tell you something: Deborah airport cafe. Like the show, the David Angell, David Lee and Peter characters and warmth of a This causes the return of the Norville doesn’t have the human- waitress is anything but stock. Casey. They wrote the premiere, “Cheers. ” sloppily dressed Brian from what ity that Jane Pauley had.” On paper, it may seem a bit of which was directed by “Cheers” Co-starring Tim Daly and he claims is a good job hauling Minutes later, Brian arrives, a strain that she’s a transplanted co-creator James Burrows. Steven Weber as the brothers, both the well-off and famous on char- having flown in on the rival’s Texan, a childhood pal of the . Eventhoughit’shighlyhegu- goodpilots,Thursday ’s debut tale ter flights to the Bahamas. He small airline. The wayward brother brothers and an aspiring cellist. lar for a sitcom these days to be is about a wild-goose chase their says his father muttered some- loudly expresses amazement at But the writing is such that even good, this one is, and could be a late father arranged to get them thing about “you’re rich” before the rival’s creative cost-cutting, all that is believable. back together again after years of he died. which includesapi1ot“freshfrom It does seem a bit odd that see TV, page 8 page eight THE TUFI’S DAILY Wednesday, April 18,1990 ‘SPY’ on screen doesn’t compare to the magazine TV as an explainer of assorted let’s- Namath, aided by slo-moreplays, But SPY fans who watch the tourney last weekend, also took continued from page 7 get-weird polls. analyzes the movements of magazine’s first TV edition may Monday and Tuesday off. hit. The show is enlivened only by Murphy’s entourage as it bustles feel like the guy who bought a Elsewhere at “Today,” there’s NBC won’t have to worry about a few segments and the presence the star past fans and “slightly pumpkin farm, then learned Hal- no decision yet on who will be the a hit tonight when it shows the of Victoria Jackson, ace lampoon- less popular stars” -- specifically, loween has been canceled. show’s permanent news anchor, a first of several satirical “SPY” ist of “Saturday Night Live,” as a Chevy Chase. Elsewhere in television ... spokeswoman says. John Palmer, specials it has commissioned. Celebrity Lab correspondent. Her Such moments are few and far Gumbe1 Returns: NBC News’ who left NBC on March 30 after Part of the problem may be the delivery is far funnier than the between. A pity. The show theo- Bryant Gumbel, whose golf as- 26 years, used to be the anchor show’s host, Jerry Seinfeld. He material given her. retically takes its approach from signments have cut into his until he was displaced last Sep- resembles Brent Musburger with- The best segment: Celebrity the sassy, sometimes cruelly witty “Today” time, returns today to tember by Deborah Norville, now out the warmth. entourages, specifically that of SPY magazine, whose three co- co-host the show for the rest of Gumbel’s co-host. Various temps The show studies fame and Eddie Murphy. It’s noted that in founders are among the authors the week. Gumbel, who took Fri- have done the news anchoring how fame is achieved, maintained leaving his limousine, the star is of this show.‘ day off and then covered a golf since Januarv. and lost. Fertilegroundfor satire, preceded by a decoy who “backs all that. But the “SPY” hour is an into the camem to protect Murphy oddly tepid caper, one that wastes from possible media overexpo- Harry Shearer -- co-author and sure.’’ MINTZ, LEVIN, COHN, FERRIS, GLOVSKYAND POPEO, P.C. co-star of “This Is Spinal Tap” -- Then, “entourageanalyst” Joe BOSTON LEGAL ANALYST PROGRAM In the tradition of investment banks and consulting firms, Tufts Dining Mintz, Levin, a top 10 ranking Boston law firm, is seeking candidates for the second year of its Legal Analyst program Today’s Menu beginning this August in Boston. We are seeking motivated, professionally-oriented graduates who are looking for a challenging and demanding two-year experience. Information Lunch on the program can be obtained at the Office of Career Services. 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~ SPORTS Winning streak snapped at 35 Women’s track runs Women’s lacrosse team looks to rebound at Amherst by KELLEY ALESSI over the competition Daily Editorial Board by ERIC SCHLIESSER was a close race,” reacted senior They say all good things must Senior Sfaff Writer Tracy Kaufman, “and then [in the come to an end. Yet they never The women’s track and field final leg] Vera [Stenhouse] took mentioned when. team continued its run of impres- the baton and just blew them After 35 consecutive wins, it sive results by beating Colby and away.” appeared as though the Tufts d Another major contributor to women’s lacrosse team may have Women’s the team’s success was sopho- been the proverbial exception to more Carol Tate, who won the the afore-mentioned rule. How- Track high jump with a height of 5’6”, ever, the Jumbos found themselves which not only set a Tufts out- on the short end of a 10-9 score Bowdoin in its first scoring meet door record, but also qualified Saturday against the Williams of the outdoor season this past her for the NCAAs -- a feat she Ephmen. Saturday. had also managed to do in the “It was a great game. It could “Everybody just did a good indoor season. She finished third ’ have gone either way,” commented job,” reacted co-captain senior in the 200m sprint, clocked at head coach Carol Rappoli. “[The Karon McCollin. In this short, 27.63s, which qualified her for Ephmen] are one of the best teams Photo by Waldek Wajszczuk hectic season, conditions play an the ECACs, and she fiished in the country. Senior Melissa Lowe led all scorers on Saturday with five goals. important role. Compared to the second in the 400m dash timed in “It was one of the best lacrosse horrendous weather the team 63.07s. “Carol [Tate] qualifying games I’ve ever been involved her own, 3-1. The two teams by Lowe and Kim Zinman. “Our experienced earlier in the season, for Nationals was perhaps the with. I have no complaints about continued to trade off scoring. main problem [this year] is the last Saturday was relatively mild, highlight of the meet,” said Rear- what the team did.” Healy’s goal at 957 gave Tufts transition game, bringing the ball though the wind caused some don. This game went down to the another two-goal lead. However, up the field,” stated the senior. problems. “It was not as nice as Senior Kamn McCollin did well wire. With the score tied and 26 as the half started to wind down, There was littlequestion head- we wanted,” commented head coming off an irritating hamstring seconds to play, Williams’ Buine the Ephmen made up for lost ing into the game that Williams coach Karen Reardon,“but it was injury. In the lOOm dash she put the game-winner past net- ground, and the score was knot- was going to be one of the tough- better than the week before.” qualified for the New Englands minder Erika Barnes, who made ted at six by intermission. est opponents on Tufts’ schedule. No matter what the conditions with a trial time of 13.22s. In the nine saves on the afternoon. The second half was played The Ephmen have 10 of 12 play- are, the Jumbos can usually count finals she finished second, be- “We [Jumbos] had a few more much in the same see-saw man- ers rearming from last year’s squad, on junior Vera Stenhouse to offer hind Stenhouse, in a time of 13.27s. chances to put the ball in the net. ner as the first. Williams man- whereas the Jumbosonly had four amajorcontributionto the team’s She finished second yet again It just didn’t happen,’’ explained aged to draw first blood in the of 12 lmming. Many of last year’s score. Saturday proved no excep- behind Stenhouse in the 2OOm senior Cathy Healy. “[Williams] second half, but Lowe was quick top players, like Laura Manning, tion -- Stenhouse won the l00m sprint, clocked at 27.37s, which had the ball the last 30 seconds.” to counter with a goal for Tufts, Stephanie Bower, Karin Schott, dash ( 13.18s), the 200m dash qualified her for New Englands. Senior Melissa Lowe led the 7-7. The Ephmen built up a two- Sheryl Bergstein, Rebecca K~pp(25.61s)’ the triple jump (38’11’3, And the senior ended up in sec- way for the 5-1 Jumbos with five goal lead, their largest of the game and JHILee, were all lost to @u- and the long jump (17’2 1/2”). In ond place in the long jump with a goals on the afternoon. The co- with 13:35 to play, but Myra ation. all four of these events her efforts distance of 16’8”, good enough captain broke the ice, scoring with Chapin and Lowe both put the Although Tufts was undefeated were good enough to qualify her for the New Englands. “It was 24: 17 to play in the first half. Her ball in the net to even the game at throughout the 1989 season, Wil- for the New Englands, and in the good,” McCollin, also a member second goal came shortly there- nine apiece. liams presented the Jumbos with 200m dash she set a new Tufts of the 400m relay team, com- after, and Tufts had a 2-0 lead. And there the score stood for some of their stiffest competition record. Furthermore, she ran for mented on the jump, “it just went But the two-goal advantage over six minutes of play -- until all year. Tufts eked out a 9-7 win the two winning Tufts relay squads. fine.” did not hold for long. With 19:07 Williams put away the game with during the season, and the two In the 4x100m (49.79s a sea- Senior Tracy Kaufman also left in the half, Williams, who is just seconds remaining. Healy teams were pitted against one sonal best) and in the 4x400m participated in the winning re- 2-0 on the season, got on the pointed to speed as being Wil- another in the New England cham- (4:07.05, the relay squad’s best lays, and she won her individual scoreboard. Sarah Knowles re- liams’ strong suit, whereas Tufts pionships. time outdoors this year), the event, too. She clocked in after turned the favor with a score of relies on its attacks, primarily those Jumbos managed to qualify for The Jumbos have just passed see DOMINATE, page 17 the mid-point of their season. They New Englands. “The 4x400 relay will play three of their last five games on the road against some strong Division I11 competition, travelling out to Amherst today for a 4 p.m. match. “Every single game is a test for us. We’re very young and inexperienced,” explained Rap- poli. “I hope to get back on the winning track.” Provided that the women’s lacrosse team gets back to its winning ways, there is a possibil- ity that the Jumbos will face off against Williams in the playoffs as they have in previous years. Photo by Waldek Wajszczuk “I think when we play Wil- Junior Annalisa Gee has provided Tufts with strong transitional liams again we’ll beat them. I Photo by Abigail SlOafle play throughout the first half of the season. really do,” said Healy. The women’s track team won events across the board on Saturday. Stupid columns and other annoying tidbits Oh, hell. It’s another one of those stupid columns involved, but don’t get stupid, too. Shouting only annoys him “Scott”(because that’s hisname) -- said,“It sucked.” where the writer gets really sarcastic and criticizes the guy sitting next to you whose eardrum you just burst. I admitted that he was right, but I didn’t know what else something. Yeah, well, what can you do? You’vealready On a similar note are jealous fans who taunt opposing to do. What would he have done? “I don’t know, but that read the comics, glanced at the news headlines, checked players. Every time I see the Penguins play the Devils in sucked.” Thanks. How could it have been made better? out the pictures on the arts page. But don’t worry, this New Jersey, everyonejeers Mario Lemieux. It’s the same ‘‘I don’t know, but that sucked.”Ah, the wonderful words will be short. And besides, class doesn’t end for at least thing with Wade Boggs whenever I see the Sox play at of constructive criticism. Just be glad that I’m not strictly 45 more minutes. Yankee stadium. First of all, these stars are not going to factual and completely sports-oriented. That type of Dave Saltzman So this is a list of hear some drunken slob in the upper level insult them -- column would be drier than last week’s matzoh. stuff which really ag- “You suck, Boggs! Margo is ugly!” -- but what I really It annoys me that some people expect me to know Salted PeanUtS gravates me, and sur- despise is the fact that these fans would become these meaningless sports factsjust because I’m a sports editor. prisingly enough, it’s stars’ greatest supporters if they were traded to the home Hey, I like sports, I can write, and I can edit, but I don’t all sports-related. Really. You can even call Ripley, but I team. “Yeah, I’ve always liked Boggs since he played know what Elvin Schmuckenberry’s ERA was during doubt he’ll believe it. college ball. Go, Wade! Kick their butts!’’ Jeez, get alife, the month of June in 1963. I don’t know the exact year At the top of the list are people who yell at the you people. You’d love to have these players on your that baseball was integrated, and I can’t name all Eight television during games. “Whaddya mean he was out? favorite teams, but you’re going to make fun of them Men Out -- just “Shoeless” Joe Jackson and Charlie He was safe by a mile!” or “Shoot! Shoot!” or “Three because they’re not. Sheen. seconds! He’s been in the lane for more’n three sec- I hate the Yankees just because. onds!”oreven “No, don’t go for the field goal! Go for the Is this column almost over yet? It is? Good. Yeah, I Whatever. I’ve had fun, and I only have to deal with touchdown! Go for the six!” Who do these morons think feel the same way. At least you can just skim over it or one more column. As for this one, though, it’s over. See, they’re talking to? Do they actually expect Don Shula to skip it altogether. I have to write the stupid thing. Which it was painless. Now you can go back to learning all think, Hmmm, that guy in Poughkeepsie may be right. is actually another thing which irks me, having to think of about what production curves are, what dead men did The hell with thejieldgoal. Idon’t care if it isfourth-and- something new every week, write about it, and try to be 500 years ago, or what scientific principle is applied 23, we’re going for it all. I can understand it when people interesting. Commenting on my third column in the everytime Dining Hall food rots on your plate. Now get wrapped up in a game. It’s great to get emotionally beginning of the semester, one of my friends - I’ll call doesn’t that just make you -.happy all over? page ten THE TUFI'S DAILY Wednesday, April 18,1990 E Hi' A 0 K L T K rB F IY E I S G T H H T april2X 6 Pm. v featuring A LEGENDARY ENWKONMENTALIST David Brower FORMER EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR SIERRA CLUB FOUNDER FRIENDS OF THE EARTH FOUNDER EARTH ISLAND INSTITUTE

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I have been said. “When I tried to speak With continued from page 1 periods, men have women.” instructed by my lawyer not to Damslet said that he took the the officers of the fraternity, I was ous depictions of the mothers of Another entry under this heading discuss these excerpts, and I think book in December 1989 and still initially rebuffed and finally told DTD’s fraternity members in reads, “Never, and I mean never, the CSL upheld in this hearing has the original “in case the au- that I was being ‘weak’ and ‘pa- unflattering and sexually sugges- trust anything that bleeds for seven that these excerpts were in fact thenticity of the copies would be thetic,’ and that I should accept tive positions, according to days and doesn’t die!” private material.” questioned.” He added that the the abuse,” the statement read. Damslet. One mother is portrayed Several entries concern the “The materials given were the members of the fraternity did not CSL Hearing as a nymphomaniac who enjoys brothers’ fear that the journal subject of charges made against dispute any of the factual asser- The CSL hearing began at 4:30 being tied up and subjected to would be made public. From the the fraternity by a disgruntled tions he made at the hearing. p.m. yesterday aftemn. The CSL various sexual acts by fraternity journal’s text, it is apparent that former member, Those charges Damslet said late last night went into executive session to brothers. There are many draw- pages were being tom from the were heard in full before the that Steve Chandler, the Chair of deliberate on the evidence about ings of agraphic nature depicting journal. An entry reads, “If the Committee on Student Life, and the Alumni Advisory Board, called 8:oO and adjourned at 10oO. her and other female characters. page tearer is caught we will have the fraternity was exonerated. The him last night. “Steve Chandler Edelman said that the complaint Several of the brothers are a public crucifixion. Stop before committee found no basis for the called me at about 12:30 a.m. to they considered was “harassment portrayed as being gay. “Dear it is too late.” Another entry on claims of harassment. We intend say that the fraternity wanted this on basis of homophobic comments Brothers, this is a desperate call the same topic reads, “Who rips to adhere to the rules of confiden- information kept secret and threat- creating a threatening atmosphere for help. Lately @en name omit- pagesout and why: yourthoughts tiality that govern the proceed- ened to take legal action against for him to live in.” ted] has been showing a lot of please gentlemen: Bobbie Knable ings of the Committee on Student me personally and Wally Pan- Edelman said that “the mem- affection (physical) for his broth- sneaks in the middle of the day Life and have no further com- sing,” Damslet said. bers of the CSL took the com- ers. This womed me!!!! -- A (when all good Delts are sleep- ment,” Young said. Chandler said that he had plaint extremely seriously and that concerned brother,” reads one ing) and rips out sexist and or Damslet said that he obtained spoken with Damslet “since the the CSL did awee that there were excerpt. Another excerpt said of a homophobic pages in order to the book as member of the frater- hearing” but could not recall the repeated behaviors within the different brother, “His latent prove us un-diverse and get us nity. He said that the bathroom time the conversation took place. organization that were objection- homosexual S&M desires cause kicked off campus (and then gives was often open during parties and “We have been friends for three able.” He stressed, however, that him to piss off brothers so he can our house to the TLGBC.)” the book was always there, usu- or four years and I just called to the CSL could only consider the get some.” Another entry reads, President of Delta Tau Delta ally opened to one page. “I would make sure there were no hard facts and circumstances about this “Weeping is for fags.” Jason Young, who represented the see it every time I went to the feelings,” he said. specific case and this particular There are also numerous en- fraternity at the hearing, said that bathroom. It is a fraternity bath- Chandler acknowledged men- organization, and “there was no hies about women. An entry reads, the excerpts “are private and it room opened to everyone,” he tioning the hearing but denied pattern of harassment that could telling Damslet not to speak with itself be attributed to the organi- the press. zation as a whole.” Asked if he and Damslet dis- Edelman said that there had cussed that the fraternity was been a case two years ago before considering legal charges, Chan- the CSL involving a complaint of dler said that individuals who felt harassment dealing with sexual . that their rights of privacy were preference. He said that the two DIRECT ACTION violated were filing a complaint students involved were found with the Dean of Students Office guilty of harassing gay students yesterday or today against Damslet who were attending a gay support ON THE and Wally Pansing. Chandler said group- Damslet and Pansing had disuib- As part of the CSL statement uted evidence from the CSL case the specific decision read, “We HIGH SEAS after receiving a warning from encourage the organization to the Dean of Students Office not develop a program in consulta- to make the journal public. tion with Cathy Harder-Bernier Pansing, who advQsed Damslet to enable its members to create an to bring the complaint before the environment that does not alien- CSL, said last night that he was ate people on the basis of their “flabbergasted”that charges were sexual orientation.” being filed and that he has not yet Edelrnanexpressesconcemthat been notified of the complaint. “this [the decision] not be taken He described the charges as “an as a justification of a continuance effort to keep the truth from get- of these extremely objectionable ting out.” homophobic patterns.” Pansing said he could only Damslet said that he was dis- speculate that the reason charges, appointed with the CSL decision were being filed against him was and did not believe that there was because both he and Damslet have any sense of justice done. “As it shown the journal tomany people stands, the fraternity can perpe- including professors, staff, and trate systematic and sustained students. He said that he intended abuses and there is no recourse to continue showing people the for that within the University PAUL WATSON document, but commented that system. Basically they can do there are so many copies “float- whatever they want and there is ing around” that neither he nor nothing you can do about it,” he Damslet’s could stop the jour- said. “My case is just the tip of the nal’s distribution even if they iceberg, and the only one that has wanted to. so far appeared in the discipli- Pansing has been a vocal critic nary process,” Damslet’s state- of the Greek System, and has ment read. been working as part of a group Co-Founder of Greenpeace seeking toban the Greeks or make Damslet said that he was told them co-ed. He said that he was by the Dean of Students Office using the journal as evidence for that he could choose to pursue his and Founder of his case against the Greeks. complaint before the CSL or the Damslet feels that the harass- Inter Greek Council Judiciary The Sea Shepherd Society ment created a threatening at- Board, and that he chose the CSL. mosphere in his place of resi- For this case the CSL con- dence. He said that he attempted ducted a hearing rather than the to solve the problems by talking usual appeal. Associate Dean of to fraternity members that he felt Students Bruce Reitrnan explained comfortable with and asking for that the Dean of Students Office A testimony of Greenpeace and Sea Shepherd’s work their help. He said that he was has no jurisdiction and cannot to stop the slaughter of whales and other marine mammals. unable to elicit any support from hear a case in which a complain- Also a preview of Sea Shepherd’s upcoming campaign these individuals and then spoke ant files charges against a Uni- “directly with some of the people versity-funded org&ization. to stop the driftnet slaughter in the North Pacific. who were causing the problem.

Please recycle this Wednesday April 18 7:30 newspaper. Eaton 202 Thanks. page twelve THE TUFTS DAILY Wednesday, April 18,1990 South African Government insists Students held for that ANC renounce armed struggle giving addicts needles PROVIDENCE, R.I. -- what your moral motives are, we JOHANNESBURG, South mitment to armed struggle, even forms would ensure that white (AP) if it were merely rhetorical, con- domination will not be replaced AYale graduate student and two have to take this position,” Maj. Africa (AP)-- President EW. de friends were being held at the EdwardCollins told Steun during Klerk said Tuesday the govern- stitutes a further obstacle -- along- with black domination. side the reality of the violence -- Those reforms included de- state prison Tuesday after they a meeting at hmkparters. ment will insist in tallrs next month tried give away needles and Steun then told Collins he had with black leaders that the Afri- which has to be removed,” de centralizing power, mandating to Klerk said. consensus on controversial issues, syringes to drug addicts in South no intention of stopping and that can National Congress renounce Providence as part of a thesis police should arrest them, which violence in its struggle against In his Cape Town speech, de setting up a strong, independent apartheid. Klerk also condemned far-right judiciary, andrecognizing groups project they did. In a speech to Parliament, De white groups, saying they pro- as well as individual rights, he John Steun, 38, Joseph Steun said he wasgivingaway Klerk reiterated his views on the mote “a psychosis of violence,” said. McGrath, 35, and Velma the needles as part of his thesis Campbell, 39, all of Boston, were project at Yale. He said the thesis constitutional system he hopes to and criticized Andries Treumicht, “We believe majority rule is negotiate with the ANC and other leader of the pro-apartheid Con- not suitable for a country like arraigned on felony charges of was due to be published next month anti-apartheid groups once ob- servative Party. South Africa because it will lead possessing needles and syringes and would include a survey on stacles to talks are removed. “The irrevocability of the to the domination and even the without a doctor’s prescription. the spread of AIDS. So far, he But he saidtheguerrillamove- process which has been initiated suppression of minorities,” de A Providence District Court judge said, he’d passed out about 70,000 ment’s advocacy of armed struggle and its urgency place an enormous Klerk said. “We are convinced set surety bail at $5,000. The three needles from Boston to Washing- would hold back any negotiations responsibility on the shoulders of that power-sharing, based on full were ordered held after they were ton. on power-sharing between the every leader in our country,” de participation by all ... constitutes unable to post $500 bail. He said the project was part of white minority and the 28 million Klerk said. the only workable solution.” Police told them they would the “National AIDS Brigade” blacks. He said political leaders must The government has said it have to ask permission to distrib- which encourages addicts to stop ‘‘The ANC’s continued corn- moderate their statements, “in the will negotiate the end of apart- Ute the materials and took them to sharing dirty needles and spread- realization that negotiation is a heid and a new political system the police station. ing Aquired Immune Deficiency process of debate and agreement, only with those committed to The three were also handing Syndrome. of giving and taking.” peaceful solutions. out condoms and pamphlets. Steun, also known as Jon Parker, “If the quest by anyone is for The Conservative Party has “We arrest people for having a 38-year-old former heroin ad- victory before negotiation, nego- criticized de Klerk for planning possession of needles and syr- dict from Boston, recently was tiation becomes meaningless,” de the preliminary talks with the ANC inges. I think your hearts are in acquitted on charges stemming BOOOKNOWFOR Klerk said. while its leaders, including Nel- the right place, but regardless of from a similar project in Boston. De Klerk will hold prelimi- son Mandela, continue to speak Ti€HOL/DAYS nary talks with the ANC May 2-4. of armed struggle against white Problems of communication- The discussions are designed to rule. RWMDTRIPS CSL number of student seats being clear the way for formal negotia- ANC leaders say armed struggle continued from page 1 LONDON ~ trom $ 369 tions on a new constitution. is a strategy they cannot give up allocated. PARIS trom $ 449 , De Klerk said the government as long as government security ment on reason for the delay. Meldon characterized the prob- FRANKFURT -tmrn $ 409 will propose black-white power- forces have the power to detain “The problem is that the Elec- lem as a “new slip-up on the part tions Board went ahead and had of the Committee on Commit- MADRID ~ trom $ 449 sharing through a one-man, one- political activists and halt politi- an election in which seven seats tees,” He said that “it would be a LISBON tram $ 449 vote system. He said other re- cal protest. were assigned,” Edelman said. wise thing tocoordinate[the elec- AMSTERDAM-horn $ 419 Sklar explained that “at that tions] better” in the future. COPENHAGEN - trom $ 510 ROSS UNIVERSITY point, there was nothing we could Meldon also cited communi- TOKYO trom $ 729 SCHo- do to change the elections.” cation problems between the SYDNEY1 SCHOOL OF MEDICINE According to Sklar, the Elec- groups, saying that there was “no MELBOURNE-horn $1379 American Medical School Curriculum tions Board had advertised prior communication with me whatso- - Quaranteed clinical rotnti6ns to spring break that seven seats ever”abputthe Elections Board’s SAN FRANCISCO/ Approximately 1400 graduates are doing hternships and midencies or are licensed LOS ANGELES - horn $ 380 and in private practice throughout the USA. were available on thecommittee. decision to allocate seven seats. EURAIL PASSES I.D. CARDS VETERINARY MEDICINE “They were pretty well adver- ONE WAYS EXPERT ADVICE “I think it would be perfectly American Veterinary School Curriculum tised,” he said. within our charge to accomodate Listed in AVMA Dinctory. 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He said that the decision to and say, ‘sorry, only five of you ZBKEm1311 STA TRAVEL 460 W 34th Street, NYC lo001 (212) 279-5500 designate six facult members was can get it,”’ Nirken said. made before he {med of the Excuses, Excuses.. Excuse #6: “It costs too much! Think I have money to bum?”

Summer .tuition is $750 a course -- about HALF o what you normally pay for a Tufts course during the academic year. And compared to tuition at other private Boston area summer schools, it’s a great value! (Harvard - $950, Boston University - $948.) Early summer registration in Eaton Hall: All next week -- April 23-27. Tbfts Summer School 3 8 1-3562 Wednesday, April 18,1990 THE TUFTS DAILY page thirteen Letters to the Editor LETTERS Pi. Being a pledge, I would like to concerned,or angered by the Greek organizations feel. Furthermore, Tufts students in advocacy, edu- continued from page 2 dispute Pansing’s claims of haz- system. I attend the same parties consider the feelings of the thou- cation, and community service. to write in response to Wally ing. I have been a pledge for two and functions as my roommates sands of Greek alumni on May 7. To mobilize over 25% of this Pansing’s article which appeared months and have never once been without fear of harassment or campus into direct and involv- in the Daily on April 9. I trans- hazed and am convinced I never violence, and the majority of the Adam Fingerman able action has taken the individ- ferred to Tufts in September from will be. I have complete trust in parties we attend are held at fra- Alfonso Kimche ual leadership potential and or- the University of Wisconsin- every member, sister or pledge, ternities. Speakmg fmm a woman’s Adam Lesser ganizational skills developed Madison, which happens to have of my sorority. Joining Alpha perspective, harassment can be a Corey Ackerman through MASSPIRG. The sup- one of the largest and most active Omicron Pi was the best decision big issue- yet it never has been. Hugh Bassewitz port of a MASSPIRG chapter has Greek systems in the United States of my life. The sisters have been Like Pansing and probably 98 Steve Chaff fostered the confidence and ini- today. The pressure to become there for me in difficult times. percent of the people on this Mike Grausz tiative within its members to Greek at Wisconsin is phenome- They have helped me with per- campus, my relationship with the Larry Hyman branch out and help found the nal. sonal and academic problems, and Greek system is also a daily one. Zeta Beta Tau, Class of 1990 Tufts Homelessness Coalition. My freshman year, I was one have also opened my eyes to a I, too, walk by fraternitiesand am (The letter was signed by sixother Indeed, we are twice blessed: of approximately 15 (out of a much more diversecampusthan I sometimes met with stares. I, members of the fiaterniry.) without the support of a PIRG total of 120) girls in my dormi- ever knew existed. And through however, choose to take these chapter and the new Coalition, tory not to rush. At Wisconsin, all this, I still hold dear my friend- glances for what they are - Hunger Cleanup such events would not have oc- one of the top ten party schools in ships with my non-Greek friends. glances,usually from people who curred. Also, a significant amount the country, you are either “a Greek Diversity at Tufts, for me, only do not recognize me any more involves students of people would not have had the or a geek.” improved when I joined a soror- than I do them. Pansing must opportunity to actively and crea- As first semester this yearpro- ity. realize that not everybody in every To the Editor: tively express the paramount gressed, I became friends with community everywhere is going I would like to comment on importance of human needs is- many people who are members Lisa A. Levine 5’92 to welcome him with open arms Nicole Brodsky ’s letter (April 13, sues. of the Greek system at Tufts. I pledge of Alpha Omicron Pi -that is just a hard fact of life. I “Thanks for help with city hun- was able to make a comparison of am not referring to his sexual ger cleanup”). The Hunger Susan A. Sciarratta E’91 the Greek systems at both schools. orientation, I am merely stating a Cleanup is indeed not only a na- First, at Tufts, unlike Wisconsin, truth that stands for all people, tional event, but it is the largest Battle should there is no pressure to join the Sororities can hetero- or homosexual. Unfortu- student community servicelfund- Greek system. Here you are not provide bonds nately, all the world is not a rose raising event in the nation. April have been made labeled a “geek” if you are not garden, and despite the “better 7 marked the sixth annual Cleanup, Greek. There are other social out- To the Editor: environment” Tufts has been with 15,OOO students in 13 1cities more inclusive lets and students are free to choose In my four years at Tufts 1 working so hard to “provide,”the volunteering while raising To the Editor: which path to take. Also, Tufts have seen a lot of things in the real world still lurks just beyond $250,000 for hunger and home- I am writing this letter in hopes fhternities and sororities truly care Daily, but none have prompted the wrought-iron fence of social lessness-related programs through of a response from the concert about improving Tufts Univer- me to write. Wally Pansing’s ar- rules and regulations. the National Student Campaign committee and/or whoever was sity and the surroundingcommu- ticle changed that. I am sure that As a senior, I have witnessed Against Hunger and Homeless- in charge of the “Battle of the nity. At Wisconsin, the Greeks do whatIamabouttosaywillbemet many changes in our University, ness (NSCAHH). Bands”. not seriously participate in phi- by charges of “the usual denial” mostly positive changes. How- Tufts students and Boston-area “First, as a musician myself, I lanthropies. by Pansing, but it is my opinion, ever, I think what Pansing is call- studentsalike were excited to see appreciate their efforts to bring It seems to me that WallyPan- so here goes. ing for is absurd. A co-ed Greek their volunteer efforts broadcast music to Tufts and to promote sing’s unaccepting Greek society As a straight-identified,white system would not only be the on major state networks (TV and to encourage bands on cam- would apply more to the Univer- female, I feel I have a few things breaking of tradition,but also the channels 4,5,56). As a Boston- pus. However, I am left a tad sity of Wisconsin rather than to to call to Pansing’s attention. First breaking of families. I have seen wide organizer, it was equally baffled by their latest venture. Tufts.Due to the dissimilaritiesin of all, I live in a co-op apartment my roommates with their sisters, rewarding to interview with such From what I gather, a battle of the the Greek systems and encour- with five other girls, all of whom and there is a special kind of bond media as WVBF, the Boston Globe, bands was formed to help up- agement from many friends who belong to a sorority; I stand as the there, the same way there is a Associated Press, and the Boston and-coming bands gain exposure are not in fraternities or sorori- only non-Greek in my living situ- special kind of bond between my University Daily Free Press. It is and to compete to become the ties, I rushed this spring and be- ation. Nevertheless, I have never, roommates and me. Pansing has through this local and statewide opening act for Spring Fling. I am came a pledge of Alpha Omicron at any time, felt threatened, scared. no right whatsoever to call for the media that students across Bos- a bit curious as to the fairness of disbandment of the Greeks and ton sent their message of commu- this whole procedure. Why were the abolishment of such bonds nity action and involvement. well-established bands such as any more than he would have the In addition, Tufts President Jean Fast Frog, SmokestackLightnin’, THE right to separate me from my Mayer, a renowned nutritionist Glorified Chicken, the Void, etc. closest and dearest fiends -most and hunger expert, sent words of not allowed to compete? I know JACKSON JILLS of whom are Greek. My point? endorsement: “With the U.S. at least a couple of these bands Being non-Greek is not the end of government still clinging to a are busting their hind quarters the world, nor is it an obstacle to policy of enormous support for each week to perform and are building relationships with Greeks. the Defense Department and now having doors slammed in Pansing should take a closer look almost no money for assistance their faces. Some have said, and I at the reasons for his aversions to to poor countries, and for that am not making this up, that these the Greek system; I think he might matter, very little money for ur- bands were too good to compete. find that they lie not within the gent domestic problems, it is more C’monnow! Isn’t the whole point system, but within himself. important than ever that private of this thing to get the most de- individuals try to some small serving band up there? A lot of Rhonda Repoza J’90 degreee to substitute what our people, including participants in government does not provide. I, the competition, were left shak- Greek system therefore commend the Hunger ing their heads at the whole or- Cleanup ...” Likewise, Apnl7 was deal. Getting a campus band on instills virtues read into Congressional Record stage with a national act is an as National Student Hunger excellent idea, but a better way - To the Editor: . Cleanup Day, with words of en- must be found to choose this band. We are writing to state that our dorsement by Ohio Representa- Allow more established bands to involvement in the Greek system tive Tony Hall, Chair of the House compete. Get the bands to pass at Tufts has been the most memo- Select Committee on Hunger. around a petition. Have the stu- rable and rewarding experience The Boston Hunger Cleanup dents vote (God knows we need of our four years at this institu- has been coordinated tradition- just few more interruptions at meal tion. It has taught us the impor- ally by Tufts students, who have time). I don’t know, but some- tance of trust, loyalty, honor, and been chosen by NSCAHH direc- thing has to be changed in the responsibility. We would like to tors for their leadership capabili- present policies. warn you of the potential conse- ties. Through these and other on The bands that competed all quences of the eradication or and off-campus events, such as did an excellent job and I wish coedification of the Greek sys- Halloween Trick-or-Treat for them the best of luck. I hope they tem. It is so important to us, that Cans, Hunger and Homelessness realize this letter is not directed shouldtheseeventsoccur,we will Week, “Hunger and Homeless- towards them, and I hope they do never support Tufts financially or ness Crisis in America” sympo- not take offense. I hope I have spiritually in the future. If all 14 sium,Winter Leadership Retreat, offended the concert committee TIIE CAYUGA WAITERS seniors in our chapter feel this Sleepout and Rally with the and the “Battle of the Bands” CORNELL way, one can only imagine how homeless, and letter-writing drives chairs enough to respond. the approximately 250 other sen- for the Housing Trust Fund, we iors who are members of Greek have directly involved over 1300 Robert T. Watanabe A’92 A Note About Letters: SRTURDRY i RPRIL 21st (9 9 p-m. The rifts Daily welcomes Letters to the Editor. If you are writing your letter on a Macin- tosh, please bring the letter in on disk and save the file at ‘Text Only,’ an option under the at the CHRPEL ‘save as’ portion of the menu. Your disk can be returned that night. If you are writing your I IUKI. IS ON SflLE IN letter on an IBM compatible computer or word processor, your letter can be submitted on disk (:riwus CLNIEII OII III IIIE or on hard copy. Letters must be submitted by 4:OO p.m. to be considered for the next day’s l1ll011 S3.00 eo. issue. Thank you for your co-operation. page fourteen THE TUFTS DAILY Wednesday, April 18,1990 Two Canadian jets Thursday, April 19: collide over Germany Dr. Thomas J. Sameulian will speak on KARLsRuIIE, west Germany television network. (AP)--Two Canadian fighter jets me two wrecked aircraft ”The Nationality Problem in the USSR collided over this southwestern crashed in areas that were sparsely - German city during the early settled, setting off small brush East Hall 333 evening rush hour Tuesday, kill- fires, police said. Fire officials ing one Of the pilots and shower- and police rushed to extinguish 8:15 pm ing sections of Karlsruhe with theblmes. flaming debris, officials said. Clpmks of an aircraft engine The Second Pilot was injured struck the ground in front of a after he ejected from the single- busy vain station in this city of Seat F-18 and Parachuted onto a 285,000 residents, officials said. busy highway, and at least two “Luckily, damage (on the Saturday, April 21: PPle on the ground were also ground) was minimal,” said a hurt, police said. police spokesman. The unveiling of the Armenian Plaque Officials earlier said the pilot ZDF said there were initial landedonthe highway in hisejec- reports of exploding ammunition tion Seat,butpolicecorrectedthat at the sites where the two planes given by Ethel Jafarian Bowie Duffet, J’37 to say the pilot parachuted after me But &force Beside University Chapel bailing out of the cockpit. officials said there were no muni- RCPXtS that the pilot Was Struck tions on board the craft, which 2:30 pm by a car an the A5 autobahn proved were apparently involved in train- inaccurate, officials said. ing manuevers. Burning debris, ripped from Sponsored by the Armenian Club the Canadian Air Force F-18s Baerbel Newman, a spokes- during the collision, rained down woman for the Canadian Air Force on many Karlsruhe streets, with in Lahr, said the planes crashed West German television quoting south of Karlsruhe. She confirmed witnesses as saying the engine of one pilot was killed and the sec- one jet smashed into a building ond was injured. Identities were near a gas station. not given. ‘We were lucky it wasn’t worse, Kevin Cullen because the crash occurred dur- Police identified the aircraft ingrush hour,” police spokesman as American-made. They had taken Manfred Frey said. off from Baden-Soellingen Air of the Boston Globe West German television said Base near Rastatt, about 25 miles the ejection-seat parachute of the southwest of Karlsruhe, police pilot who died apparently failed said. The Canadian Air Force has ... ., to open after the 4:lO p.m. colli- 48 F-18s at the base. sion. The television reports showed Thousands of Canadian sol- speaking about badly damagedcars that had been diers are stationed in West Ger- struck by aircraft debris while many as part of a multinationat parked in Karlsruhe. I NATO force. They routinely take, ‘‘Debris was spread across many part in Allied military manuev- Censorship in Northern Ireland kilometers (miles),” said theZDF ers, including air training.

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Wednesday, April 18 7:30 pm Eaton 201 page fifteen Wednesday, April 18,1990 THE TUFTS DAILY Soviet officials say gas supply to be reduced in Lithunania MOSCOW (AP)--The Krem- to repeal several laws backing its Western reporters have been Tuesday to make it clear to Gor- Soviet Union. lin said it was tightening the tap Mach 11 declaration of independ- barred from Lithuania to report bachev that an economic embargo Hundreds of Bulgarian pro- on Lithuania’s natural gas supply ence. He said if Lithuania re- on the political crisis since last on Lithuania would be an act of testers chanted “Leave Lithuania Tuesday and may cut oil and fused, the Soviet government month. aggression, but he declined to say alone!” as they rallied Tuesday in gasoline to the Baltic republic for would impose an embargo on Speaker Alexandras Abisalas if he thought Bush should cancel front of the Soviet Embassy in refusing to rescind pro-independ- goods that otherwise could be read the telegram to the Lithu- a planned Washington summit with Sofia, the Bulgarian capital, in ence laws, Lithuanian leaders said. exported for hard currency. anian Supreme Council legisla- Gorbachev in June. the first anti-Soviet protest there But Lithuania’s president called Lithuania depends on Moscow ture. Lawmakers met to discuss a In an interview from Vilnius in memory. the republic’s decisions “irrevers- for oil and gas, the Soviet Un- response to Gorbachev’s ultima- with Cable News Network, Teresa Juodenienie, a secre- ible” and said an economic em- ion’s biggest earners of hard cur- tum. Landsbergis said he expects to‘ tary to Premier Kazimiera Prun- bargo will only strengthen the rency. Tass news agency reported that receive supplies from neighbor- skiene, said in a telephone inter- resolve of Lithuanians. Atelegram sent to Lithuania’s in opening the discussion, ing Soviet republics and even from view the Lithuanian government “I hope it will consolidate our gas authority Tuesday said: Landsbergis said the Lithuanian Scandinavia, but was worried the had received no official notifica- people in our peaceful struggle,’’ “Implementing the orders of the pro-independence moves were Soviet navy may interfere. tion about a cut in natural gas, Vytautas Landsbergis said in a government of the Soviet Union “irreversible,” although “Lithu- “I will ask President Bush to leaving officials wondering if the broadcast interview. and those of the state gas concern ania will search for a dialogue by make a very clear position as to message was another effort to No change was immediately ... supplies of natural gas to the all possible means, through vari- Soviet Uniondealingsagainst our pressure the Baltic republic. ous channels.” country,” the Lithuanian leader But it apparently was having noticeable in natural gas used to Lithuanian Soviet Socialist Re- . heat homes and fuel kitchens in public will be sharply reduced President Bush said in Wash- said. ”This very clear position an effect on Lithuanian consum- Lithuania. But worried Lithuani- from the 17th of April.” ington the United States was will be ... that it has no right over ers. After the announcement in ans flooded the government in The telegram was signed by “considering appropriate re- ... Lithuania ... andall dealingsof the legislature, Ms. Juodenienie Vilnius with phone calls. an official named Mochernyuk, sponses” if Soviet economic thmts such kind would be considered said the premier’s office received officials in Lithuania said they identified as the acting general against Lithuania were imple- forms of aggression. many telephone calls from upset were told of the reduction in a director of the Soviet Union’s mented. But he also said he did ‘We have a real political, moral citizens. telegram from the Soviet Union’s western gas network. not want to damage superpower support from other republics and She quoted them as saying, ga~netwark. NO official announ~e- The text was broadcast on relations. it is possible that we will get real “Why aren’t you doing something ment came from Moscow. official Lithuanian radio, moni- “I want to be sure anything we support,” he said. to negotiate with Gorbachev?’ President Mikhail S. Gorbachev tored by the British Broadcasting do is productive,” Bush said. He did not specify supplies he Lithuanian residents had been on Friday gave Lithuania 48 hours Corp. in London. Landsbergis asked Bush on hoped to receive but said they forming long lines at gasoline were “supplies which we need stations in recent days to poten- very much.” tially last fill-ups. From Scandinavia, “We hope Lithuanian journalists quoted that there will be no problems officials as saying Monday the with the support. and that this republic had enough natural gas window will not be blocked by to last two weeks. Where would the Soviet navy.” Tass quoted Landsbergis as Landsbergis then said a Soviet saying an embargo on Lithuania rnLC0lLM x economic embargo would harden would result in economic losses the people’s resolve and added for other Soviet republics. his hope that it would “consoli- Lithuania produces about twice date our people in our peaceful the milk and meat it needs. It struggle.” produces many of the country’s EARTH DAY? At the United Nations in New small electronic appliances and York, Nadia Younes, the spokes- all its household electric meters. woman for Secretary-General Javier Perez de Cuellar, said However, it relies on the Kmn- . Tuesday he considers Lithuania’s lin €or oil, gas, machinery, raw conflict with Moscow to be materials, chemicals and auto- “strictly an internal affair” of the mobiles. Heading for Europe the Buddha Would ,this Summer with drink tea from a Styrofoam cup? Eurail Pass? We have the absolute cheapest way to get there. AIRHITCH 1-800-326-2009

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IMPEACH three students to sign a letter of mentarian Bob Meagher said that continued from page 1 impeachment in order for the he did not think Marks’ charge is Senate President Julian Bar- charge to be validated. constitutionallycorrect. The - 8 Collective nes said he does not believe the “To initiate impeachmentpro- “There are no provisions for it Senate violated the TCU ceedings, three students must in the constitution under the ar- constitution and will discuss the submit similar written complaints ticles of impeachment,”Meagher matter with Marks. about an individual member of said. He said that the constitution “FEMALE HIGH “I’m going to sit down with the Senate or of the TCUJ, and is ambiguous, explaining that Chuck and see what’s actually on must appear in person to substan- individuals can interpret the two SECURITY UNIT” his mind ... [the Senate] should be tiate their clams,” the article states. academic weeks to end either taking care of our own dirty laun- The article also states, “The precisely on the hour the polls ’ dry,” he said. fairness of the charges shall be closed or on the day the polls A feature documentary Elections Board Co-chair ruled on within two academic closed. HowardSklarsaidthathethought weeks of the receipt of the Meagher said that because the= produced, directed and presented attempting to impeach the Elec- charges.” was a University holiday on tions Board is ridiculous. Nasisi said that he supported Monday, yesterday’s election by Nma Rosenblum. “I have no idea what his moti- Marks in a “light-hearted” man- comes only nine days after the vation is for this ... I think it’s nerinordertomakesenatorsaware general election. really, really stupid,” Sklar said. of the responsibilities they have Marks said that if the TCUJ Sol Nasisi and Dan Goodwin, to fulfill. did not act on his impeachment Wednesday, April 18 a staff member and executive I “It’s just a little something to charge he would move to have business editor of the Primary show the Senate they didn’t do them impeached as well. “The Source respectively, also signed what they were supposed to do,” TCUJ has two weeks to act on 8:OO pm the letter Marks wrote. Article X he said. this or I’ll imDeach them too,” he of the TCU constitution requires Newly elected Senate Parlia- said. Barnurn 008

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For tickets please call the Center for Environmental Management at 617/381-3486 or the Nuclear Age History and Humanities Center at 617/391-0343 co - SPONSO~&Y THE TUFTS ORTHODOX C-TIAN FELLOWSHIP Co-sponsored by The Center for Environmental Management and the Nuclear Age History and Humanities Center AKQ Wednesday, April 18,1990 THE TUFTS DAILY page seventeen Jumbos trample Colby and Bowdoin DOMINATE carry me on the back stretch. But she finished second in the ham- The last Jumbo athlete who by nearly 40 seconds. “But I still continued from page 9 I just tried to run as hard as I mer with a throw lW, which won an event was fkshman Eliza- hope to take another 20 seconds inthe400m setting could. I was happy to qualify for also qualified her for the ECACs. beth Zimney. She won the lOOm off,” said Tranbarger, “because I a facility record and qualifying New Englands? Dolben didn’t stop there, though. hurdles in 16.4s to qualify for the think I could run at least as fast as her for the New Englands. “You She went on to finish third in the New Englands. Zimney is a busy [I ran in] my freshman year. The try toadjust yourapproach [tothe Senior Tory Dolben’s efforts discus, measufedat 108’11-1/2”, athlete at track meets because she girl from Colby did a very good race] a little bit by taking the inthefieldeventsgavethe Jum- to meet the ECAC qualifymg participates in many events. She job pacing me because the first wind into account,” explained bos many points, too. She won standard. ran the 200m sprint (sixth in couple of laps she ran fast. I just 28.21s), threw a personal record couldn’t hold on to her in the last in the javelin (59’9’7, tried the couple of laps.” “but I was happy I placed and high jump, and ran a leg in the The final regular meet of the added to the team score.” Dolben 4x100m relav. season will be held at WPI in

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Call: age. ne or two years--I've got a full 1432, 629-9411 or 629-9434 for ON BOSTON AVE Ved Apr 18 8:30pm. Pearson 104. 591 -9157 drm set to sell cheap. Nice 100% le there letails. Summer $275 .g Sunny 8 rm. 4 bdrm apt Mod kit rood stuff: 2 dressers w/at- Rm Apt lcl Utils! College Ave! You choose md bath w/w 2nd and 3rd flrs. 9 iched bookcases, chest of draw- Wanted: Can't get any closer j bdrms-1 1/2 baths-Medford Hill- ie month(s)! Microwave, VCR, Nail June 1st $1300/mo Call 395 rs. nightstand wldrawers, desk than this msherldryer. If this sounds like 1678, leave mess. 'eaching Assistant to Art History iide avail. 6-1-90 1st and last - nd deskchair. Will.sell cheap. Call 'rofessor for Academic Year or 2 large rms for the summer. Dl800 - call 396-0207 or 395-0623 our search through the sublet eff at 628-6642 bail in nicely furnished house. ,ds is over, and you're a female AMAZING SUMMER 990-91 for class Mon. Wed, Fri ask for Connie 0:30-11:20, plus additional 15 .ocated at 3 Capen St. 30 second Ion-smoker, call Lesley at 666- SUBLET!! CHEAPEST FLIGHTS valk from Carmichael. Reason- 922! -2 rms avail. Less than 1 block iPW on Mon, Wed. Fri. Work incl $300 Room ANYWHERE arrying heavy slides and books, ible price. If interested call Harris Uear Tufts Capen St. 4 bdrms liv- rom campus. Split level, fully fur- lound-trip and one-way airline 629-8065) or David (629-9599) ng rm. Tiled bath big eat-in kitchen Summer pf 69 iished. kitchen, living rm. den, din- inding slides, doing library re- ckets to anywhere in the conti- iearch, etc. $6.80/hour. Work &ef. oven, dishwasher. Plenty .ooking for 3 females for summer ig rm. 1-112 baths, garage, very lental US. Negotiable prices. Call FALL '90 SUBLET if 1990 at 69 Bromfield Rd. 2 flrs. easonably priced, BIG BDRMS, itudy preferred. Call Prof White if room down cellar for storage. bm at 776-6262. 181-3567 rm available fa!! semester in 6 rm 1300 a bdrm avail June 1 call Chris luge rms-kitchen, dining, living, 2 :ontact Linda 776-8250 ipt across from Latin Way. Drive- 528-8266 mrches, 2 phone lines. Call Dina at For Sale: vay. washeddryer, dishwasher, i252872 2 Capen Ext! WANTED: 984 Chevy Cavalier, brown, hnch Research Assistant near arge kitchen, 2 baths, sunny deck Avail May 13 1990 rm avail for summer-Mid May- iuto, ps. aWfm stereo, new tires v/ grill. Call 623-3890. 5 rms, 3 bdrms. kit, living rm. Lease Summer Sublet-$225 ind of Aug. Practically on campus. rufts in July & Aug. Art History ind shocks, good condition. $1500 'rof writing book on Renoir and 1 yr or more, call for showing. 1055 Jp to 3 rms avail. Parking, Hdwd :reat house- living rm. kitchen, ir b/o. Call Julie at 662-6698. DOWNTOWN BOSTON Broadway. Call 776-5377 ask for Irs. Front and Back porches. iUGE bath. Nice, bright rm, over- mpressionism seeks French na- ive or bilingual student as re- SUMMER SUBLET Eddie hat location between Campus ,ized bed. TV. Dhow etc. Prefer Stereo Mixer !-3 bdrms near symphony. Fur- ind 1. Nice landlord. Call 629-9861 ?male non-smoker. Rent negot. ;earch assistant. Job is 10 min Aixes up to 5 sources at once. rom Tufts by car or 30 min by bus. iished. hardwood floors, tons of Avail June 1 or details. .all 396-9363! GREAT PLACE TO 4ardly used; still in original pack- uindows, white walls, comes with 3n Powderhouse Blvd. 4 112 rms - NE! i7 per hour Work Sludy preferred. iging. I paid $120, but for you, only lob incl typing, word processing, aTV!$600amonth. Call 266-5556. 911 utils. incl $950. Call 508664- Summer Sublet? i70. Call Emanuel629-9452. 6104 jood 8 cheap ($220/mo) Starts PRIME APT ibrary research, correspon- BOSTON AVE SUBLET!! lune 1. Behind Carmichael & ON COLLEGE AVE lence. and translation. Call Prof CHEAPEST FLIGHTS Nhite 381-3567 I rm available in 4 bdrm apt, 2 mins BE COOL! Nren. Hillside bus about 15 sec ! spaces avail for whole summer, 1 ANYWHERE rom campus, storage, parking, This summer live in a beautiful rom front door. Call Jeremy 629- ;pace for 2nd session of summer 3ound trip and one-way airline WANTED: idwd floors, 2 porches for sun- bdrm in a spacious, sunny apt. 8134 1-3 rms avail bchool, & 1 space for next yr. Call ickets to anywhere in continental lathing. $$ neg. Call now. Julie Very close to campus. Rent rea- lulie or John at 776-9397. Leave -rench Research Assistant for J.S. neg. prices. Call Tom 776- Icademic Year 1990-91 by Art ;29-9080 or Quinn 629-8081. sonable. If interested .please call SUMMER SUBLETS Aessage j262. Mara 629-8322 or Allison 629- AVAILABLE iistory Prof writing book on Re- SUMMER SUBLET 8518 Iurnished w/cable, large yard, "Super Summer Sublet.' !oir and Impressionism. Seeks Solid body electric guitar -rench native or bilingual student %rnished room, close to campus. Cheap Single mrbeque, dishwasher, skylights, I bdrm apt off College Ave. Very 'eavey amp. and Sony car stereo. 411 the amenities. Available May- Summer Sublet jriveway, 1-access also avail nexl :lose to Tufts and T. 2 baths, lg Nork incl typing. word processing. Moving. Need cash. Must sell. Call ibrary research, correspon- Nugust. $300/month. Call Peter $265 - in 3 bdrm, nicely, fully fur- par. $290/mo call 396-6006. ritchen 8 living rm. Hdwd floors & jlordon at 623-1738 NOW 566-9303. nished house on Boston Ave. 2 :able. Avail June 1-Aug. Rent low lence, and translation. Job is 10 mins from campus. Call Joelle 395- SUPER SUMMER SUBLET ind negot! Call 629-8332 nin from Tufts by car or 30 min For Sale rom Tufts by bus. Tues and/or CHEAP SUMMER SUBLET 41 38 '**$2m**3 spacious rmsavail in e :annon Portable typewriter- 4pt available from June 1-Aug 31. 2 flr. 5 bdrrn apt on Electric Ave. 5 9pt for rent. Bromfield Rd, hcument memory. AC or batter- rhurs. About 15 HPW. $7 per hr. short walk to campus, close to 'CHEAP' Summer sublet! nin walk to campusn min to Davis Nalking distance to Davis Sq. and es, fits in backpack. Sell for $70- Nork Study preferred. Call Prof JUS. on-street parking, laundry in 2 rms avail in 3 bdrm apt; close to Sq! 2 full baths, 2 sun decks, smal rufts Univ. 5 lg bdrms. 2 full baths, :all Joe or Denise at 721-4953 Nhite 381-3567 Jasement. large rooms, back campus and bus; washerldryer in wickyard. & gas grill. Great foi iving room, kitchen with frig, after 6pm. mrch. Call Sara 391-9536 or Jen bldg. Fully furnished. Call Carrie 01 the summer! Call Soon 6251092 mrches. Avail June 1. Call eve- WANTED: hnch Research Assistant In 391 -9343. Ellen at 391-9536 or Laura at 391- lings: 542-8958 Stereo Equipment for sale 1531. TRACY CHAPMAN Pioneer SX-6 receiver. 45 watts/ 'aris In June. Art History Prof SUMMER SUBLET/ LIVED-~~~ HERE! 205 College Ave :hannel. preset stations, and vriting bookon Renoir and Impres- COLLEGE AVE College Ave Spacious, 3 bdrm apt 1 block frorr ? rms avail for summer sublet Technics programmable turn- iionism seeks French native or bi- Great location, bus stop at fronl rm for rent June 90-June 91. campus w/driveway seeks re icross street from campus. table. Cost over $400 new, sell for ingual sfudent as research assis- door. Free washddryer. Avail 61 Beautiful apt. .washer/dryer, per. sponsible nonsmoker housemate (itchen. living rm, washer, dryer. ant in Paris in June. $73~hour. $150. Call Joe or Denise at 721- Nork study preferred. Job incl 1/90. Calf Andrew 629-8205 or fect location call 6256063 For 6/1/90-5/31/91 or 9/1/90-5/31. 3ent negot. Call Karen or Sam al 4953 after 6pm. Robert 629-9856. 91 call Kari 629-8973 Please leavc j29-8166 if interested esearch. xeroxing. etc. Call Prof Nhite 381-3567 . SUMMER SUBLET 'Free Parking and Laundry message FUTONS, FRAMES AND for Summer' Housemates Needed COVERS!! $8 SlOlHR 6 prsn house w/ two huge common ? or roomies needed for a big 4 - rooms, a massive kitchen, dish- Looking for 3 sublettors in a beau WASHINGTON DC so Direct from factory with Free Trainer6oreman positions avail in tiful4 bdrm house. 53 Packard AVE SUMMER SUBLET: Arm apt on Broadway. Very close Delivery. CoVfoam futon 8 in. washer, washer, dryer, driveway. :o campus, near Latin Way. Cheap 3. residential/ commercial painting arage, and huge basement. right on Campus! 2 car driveway Capitol Hill, 2 blocks from Senatc thick $119. Full all cotton $89. Crm. Must have minimum of one washer and dryer, huge rms. Gal and Union Station (Metro). 1 bdm 'ant. and we already have 3 sum- Guaranteed lowest prices. If you &ore your stuff early in may. Renl ner sublettors! Full year or only season experience with an estab cheap and negotiable. Call 395 Michelle 629-9613. or Jeff 396. avail in 2 bdrm apt wlrecent Tuft! can find a better deal -we will beat lished painting company. We train. 4165 or Harlan 391-7447 grad. 2 bath, alc, washerldryer ine semester... Call Eric 233-4767 9157. ir Erik 629-8145 it!! Call 629-2339. Part-time work avail in spring : carpet refer male. Contac full-time this summer. Call 964- For Sept- Howarh &ung or Mark Anstendis -Sublettors Wanted- Housemates Needed KEYBOARD FOR SALE! 7021 2 rms avail in 4 bdrm apt. Sky lighl on North St - near Capen. Rea at (202) 546-6530 (h) or (202 Yamaha Portasound P22-560. 49 383-6578 (W) Two bdrms avail in an "academi- ceiling fanlwalk-in closeVwasher nice 3 bdrms. EAT-IN kitchen, tilc mid-sized keys, 21 instrument ' HOUSE PAINTERS/ bath, parking. $1000 unheated cal :ally oriented," spacious, sunny 3 . + dryer/2 bathd4 car drvway/fully Jdrm apt on Pearl St. near voices, 12 rhythms. digital syn- ' FOREMEN, $6 ; S8IHR furn. Rent $250/mo. Call Scott Alan 776-2016. VERY CHEAP of 3ousens Gym. Driveway, laundry, thesizer custom drummer, auto Positions avail in rewdentiallcom- Adam at 666-4699. SUMMER SUBLET bass chords. Excellent condition. mercial painting firm. Some expe- HOUSEMATE NEEDED! 2 lg rms avail in I nicely furnishec anclosed porch, hdwd floors, par- lncl universal AC adapter. Orig ially furnished. June to June lease rience required. We train. Promo- AIR CONDITIONED 1 bdrm avail in gorgeous, spaciou! house. 5 min to !: 10 mins to cam $260, asking $125or bo. Call Lamy tion potential. Full-time work avail SUBLET 5 bdrm apt. Great location 8 les! pus. Looking for 2-4 people. Pricc 6310lmo incl heat and water! at 629-8757 or 381-3090. May thru Sept. Call 9647021 3 bdrms avail now! Very large Iu than 5 min walk to campus. $340 neg. Call Marya or Laurie for ink 'Must See" call Henry 396-7163 rm, dway pking, hdwd flrs. very mo. Call for details! 628-1521 666-4344 pvenings THE AUDIO CONNECTION CHILDCARE RETURN,S! large kitchen, new extensive COLLEGE AVE Need childcare for 17 month old renovation. Mins from campus. LIVE AT 69! NEW YORK CITY For the 8th consecutive year, The weekdays 8-5, 7/15-8/3 while Female roommate wanted for 2 Audio Connection provides the tak- Reasonable rent. Call 629-8678 01 Looking for 2 females for full y Great a t nice neighborhood ing course at Tufts. Call Collect 80th iroaciway. 2 singles, bdrm apartment. Avail June 1 Tufts community unbelievable 629-8698 ANYTIME. Space, 1990-91 to live w/Aryn Landau f B Excellent condition and right or evenings or weekends 404-873- Beauty, and Proximity. Dina Esterowitz at 69 Bromfielc double, 2 baths, Ig living rm savings on all major brands of new 4191 campus! Best offer. For more info stereo equipment Located righl Rd. 2 flrs. huoe rms-kitchen. din kitchen. I need 2 or 3 roommate! call Kristen at 629-8027. Hey, Wanna' Pad? ing. Ging,'2po;ches, 2 phonelines starling June 1. Please call Paigc on campus, we list complete sys- Camp Counselor $325. Call Dina at 6252872 629-8510 tems and every conceivable corn. HAVE THE YOUR Wash/dry. 1 bdrm avail with 4 hse CHEAP SPRING SUBLET ponent at discounts even better SUMMER OF mates, 2 fl, 1+1/2 bath, 3001 Three 3 Bdrm Apts 1 bdrm avail in 5 bdrm apt. Girls cal LIFE AND GET PAIDFOR IT. TOPS. 1 Block from Tufts than "sales" at local and New camp organization in the Pocono mo+util. Also: 2 great stereos House is Large & Clean. Near Kim at 629-8348 York stores, all with full manufac 0' 7 Room 415 Bdrm Apt for rent or Mountains ,of NE PA. Our 59th plenty room, 1 blk from campus, Tufts 3 Bdrms. Large Eat-in- turers USA warranties. Maxell 0' Curtis Ave. Has washer & drye year. Positions in all areas-watei lots fun. Call 776-7637 or 625 Kitchen. Modern Bath. Nice Yard. 3 & 4 BDRM APT HEHO avail, off street parking, dish XLll tapes are $1.99 each in cases and land sports. Fine Arts ano Storage. Near Laundry & Stores. Near Engineering school, 3 bdrr of 9 and TDKs are in stock. Cal washer and lots of room $1500, avail 411-short or long term, $82: Outdoor Adventure. Please call 1- THIS IS, IT!!! mo. Utils not incl. Call Ray or Karyr June to June. Summer Sublet OK Otis at 396-1462 or Rich at 776. 800-533-CAMP (215887-9700 in 623-7901 $lOSO-NO FEE. call 861-7954. mo. 4 bdrm avail 6/1 $119Ym 3242 now for more info. THE 3 single apts avail for summer Excellent cond. like new, rnus AUDIO CONNECTDN!II PA) or write 407 Benson East, Across from football field on Col see. 864-2437 Bob Jenkintown. PA 19046 lege Ave. Fully renovated. 2 baths Still Undecided? HAVE A GREAT SUMMER! Housing for next year can be: 5 In our house right behind Miller on On MBTA Bus line! Beautiful apts Fairmount: 2 apts availabie, 3 SUMMER ON THE CAPE ATTENTION ALL Cheap, cheap! Asking $250 or b.o beautiful 6 rm apt near Tufts avai Roommate(s) needed for beacb STUDENTS!! 9/1/90 -No hassles with surnmei bdrms each. Newly refinished, Wanted Call 629-9039 or 629-8603 spacious, reasonably priced. On front apt from June 1 - Labor Da) Looking to get into sales? Need a subletting. Save money on this 9 Jobs readily avail in area if needec summer job? Work for a local corn GREAT 6-BEDROOM month lease option. Natural wmc 94/96 bus route. Avail June 1 pany owned by a JUMBO gradu, through mid-Aug. Call 629-8661 Low rent. Call Amanda at 629 WANTED:' SENIOR WEEK SUMMER SUBLET charm: excellent condition. Gas 8658 or Danielle at 629-8712 ate! Get valuable experience. B 6 large bdrms with character, eat heat $1100 per mo. Also hava for more details now!! COORDINATORS career, or just have fun! Perma, in kitchen, 2 baths, wd fls. back other attractive apt listings frnm Three resmnsible, hardworkinr nent and summer positions open Large 3 Bdnn 3 minutes to Campus jtudents wanted for Senior wed yards, short walk to campus, quie $275-360 per.bdrm. low fee 489- Both Full and Part-time! Lots 0 with Parking. Safe Neighborhood. A large sunny 3 bdrm. new kitcher: 90 Coordinators positions. Sal. street. $1640/mo. Call 492-0431 0512. living rm, dining rm. den Apt. In( freedom and $$$. up to $200 a dal Near Tufts. Beautiful 3 Bdrm. dry $250 for one week and permis and more! Send resume TODAY! I 2-3 BDlM APTS Modern Kitchen & Bath. Nice parking in driveway and porch sion to remain in housing on-cam NICE 3-BEDROOM SUBLEl avail for June 1st. $670. 2 bdrms Utils not incl$1050/mo Please ca can't hurt! AlTN: Jim Pite 471 Wd flrs. eat-in kitchen, backyard Yard. Storage. Driveway Parking. pus. Must have strong organiza Commonwealth Ave. Apt 2R. Bos $870.3 bdrms. Heat and water inc $1200. No Fee. June to June. Anne 395-4587 tional and interpersonal skills, short walk to campus. Each bdrn in the rent No fees. Pearl an( ton 02215 or call 859-3758 has character. $740/mo. Call 492 Summer Sublet OK. Call for ap previous event management ex Main St Call 396-8386 days o pointment 861-7954. Summer Sublet! perience strongly preferred. 0431 483-1045 evenings. Best Price!! 4 bdrms. 2 mins from campus, o PHOTOGRAPHS Must be avail Sat. May 12- Sun Do you have pictures from Fresh. HOUSE WITH 9 Four Bdrms Coll e Ave Washer/dryer, stoi May 20. 1990. Applications avail ir BEDROOMS Great Apts for Rent age%et it wile it's avail! Call ~oi man ear? Or Sophomore or Junioi Medford near Tufts. House for the Student Activities /Camput year'! Or'would you like to tak6 Avail Sept I. 9 lg bdrms with char Several beautiful, modern 3 and ! rent. 4 big bdrms. living rm. md- or Karl at 629-9353 Ctr office. Rm 110 Mayer Campus acter, 3 baths, backyard, quia bdrm apt Walkin distance t( photos now for the senior slid6 ern bath and kitchen. 1st flr avail Ctr. Deadline for completed appli. show? Call 623-5453. street near campus. $292Wmo Tufts. Price range $960 to $1701 June 1. $1300. Call Chris 62s "Little Pink House cations is Wed, Apr 18,5pm. 492-0431 all avail 6/1/90 Call Marvir For You and Me" Davidson 924-2938 anytime 8266 Anyono lntereited in Need a summer sublet? We have WANTED: managing a division of TSR brge 3 or 4 Bedroom Apt bdrms avail in a remodeled 4 Wrn Senior Student W. Som. SUNNY SUMMER SUBLET for the fall '90 semester-please Near Tufts, excellent location, Spacious 4 person apt w/eat-in apt on College Av, 2 min from cam who wants to buy two tickets to 5 rms (3 BDRMS) Gar-Tle bath-F pus. Call Ron or Karl at 6249353 attend meeting 8:OO Thursday at modern and clean, rent from Sep kitchen, bath, wall-to-wall car- Caddyshack 111 (Tufts Senior Day Hayes House. to June if desired. Front and rea 8 R Porches 1st & 3rd floor-Avail peting, enclosed back porch, at Country Club)-both for $20! June lst-$1000 per apt-Conwell APT FOR RENT porches, gas heat. Use for 3 or friendly & reliable landlord. 7 min (or one ticket for ...best price!) ! LOST: 9% people. Price negot Call for de Ave. 861-8594 or 862-6397 (ANS. walk to campus, on 96 bus line. 3 Bdrm studio. Ideal for one per need to get rid of them! Call Ruth MACH) Black and white Sibenan Husky tails days or eves 861-7954 Avail June 1-Aug. 15. Don't miss son. Kitchen /Living Room Bath 629-8481. uppy. One blue, one brown eya & $650/mo DUt! Call 395-8192 Close to Tufts bus line. !omSigma Nu house, Mon night. Spring '91 Sublet SUBLET WANTED! incl all utils. Call 729-2323 or 729 TIME'S RUNNING OUT! from mid May thru June. Respon. Any info. please call 666-0184 01 On Boston Ave. 1 rm avail in 4 bdrn PERFECT SUMMER 3970. People who are planning to be Per. 666-8725. apt, 2 mins from campus, hdwc sible, non smoking. fun female spectives Leaders must have al seeking studio, apt, or room neai SUBLET flrs. storage, parking. flexible 2 mins from Davis T-stop. Big Right on Campus! the pieces in by Friday, April 20th price, call nowJulie 629-9080 campus or T. Call Kim (401) 863. 5118 anytime sunny rooms avail in a beautiful at 10 Dearborn Rd. Newly reno house. Call 629-8725 for info vated--ultra modern bdrms 2 fu' LAST CHANCE! Rides BEAUTIFUL FURNISHED ceramic tile baths, with large tilec The Experimental College is look. BEDROOM Professlonal Couple 2-3-4 BDRM APTS kitchen complete with dish ing for a graduating senior to work need a in 3 bdrm apt avail for the summer and baby need 2-3 BR apt or housf as our Administrative Intern. a I rid. to to sublet or housesit 7/13-8/1 avail for June 1st. $670, 2 bdrms. washer. Avail for June 1st at 340 Philadelphia 1 bockfromcampus. 5minswalktc $870, 3 bdrms. $1100 4 bdrms. bdrm. Call 776-7484. Facult: full-time, paid, 9 month position Davis T-stop. Avil June 1-Aug 31 while taking course at Tufts. Gal for the 1990-91 academic year Leaving on or after May 11. Wi Collect evenings or weekend: Heat and water incl in the rent. No members welcomel share expenses. Please call 629 Females preferred. If interest= fees. Pearl and Main Call 396- For more info and application, call 629-9729 404-873-4191 St 8080. 8386 days or 483-1045 evenings. 2 3-BDRM APARTMENTS come by the ExGollege in Minei Best Price!! veryAvail clean,for rent well June maintained, 1st. Bright paran1 Hall. SUBLET: BEST LOCATION FREE ROOM AND BOARD I need a ride to in exchange for 1520 hours pe Washington, D.C. right behind Miller Hall: up to : Share apt In Somervllle tially furnished, rent very reason Have a fun summer summer sublettors; 6rms. 3 hug! week of babysitting. light house next to Tufts. 2 males. 3 bdrm apt taking care of kids in their homes. for the weekend starting 4/27 hold chores, cleaning or cookins able. Parking avail. $870/mo. Can return anytime before 92 bdrms; eat-in kitchen; full bath; 6 incl bath, kitchen, living mom. month deposit r uired Summe Full-time and flexible part-time rhes; partially fur? (beds. bic convenient to school. Call now fo summer jobs! $6-$9lhour. Cal Willing to share drivinglexpenses FALL placement SUMMER place $32Wmo. Call 628-1297. Leave sublettors avail.%all after 5pr Call Camline at 629-9729. frid e, stove, diningiving rr message. 776-5467. Joy, Parents in a Pinch, 734KIDS sei\ CafTed or Andy at 629-871s men& also avail. 277-6420. Wednesday, April 18,1990 THE TUFTS DAILY page nineteen Glassif iedsCla Isifiedsclassif i LOST this weekend To Alex: Happy e-day Kunju! Censorship In SILVER EARCUFFw/Fodangling Sunday was the best! Thank you Pohchu-you don't celebrate your Northern Ireland pieces and a turauoise stone. for being so sweet and under- b-day, but what to do? I must-who Kevin Cullen of The Boston Globe Personals Great sentimental value. If found, standin. (Don't mention it) I hope Birthdays else is there to annoy__ you? Love will be soeakina about media cen- please contact Heather at 629- we can meet on the beach again You, Revs. sorship. Wed. Airill8 at 730 PM in this summer. Melissa Ain't Mlsbahavin' 9247. REWARD!!! Eaton 201. Co-sponsored by Irish Kristina Brown DARIA American Society and Communi- And we ain't either. Come down to Dear Sig Ep, Happy 20th Birthday! You are the Happy Birthday sweetie, I'll race the producer's house Saturday TO MY WHIPPED CREAM cations and Media Studies. Soci- The traditional dinner and dancing Godiva among chocolates! (This you to the finish line. (Hmm, I ety meeting following. April21,8:30pm. BYOMandRolling GODDESS This is a test This is only a test If lives on!!! Thanks for the mixer! Will make much more sense when wonder what the loser has to do?) Rock, guys. Call M.E. for more Love, The sisters of Chi Omega YOU see Your card). Here's to Love ya, me "The Grass Ain't info, CAST AND CREW! this was a real personal there many more canoe trips and crazy would be a message filled with , Greener" sexual innuendo. Love, Moth NEW SORORITY: hours together! Love, Andrea 'ASHA' Whose? Come discover why! To- Larry and Curiey- Very, very important meeting. Happy 19th to one special person. night 4/18) at 730 PM in the Anyone can be the Three Musket- Tonight! Wednesday 4/17,4:30pm Deb- Make the year count Love, your Cranekoom! It's FREE! ' eers, but only we are the Three WANTED: Someone to get rid of my WARTS. Hod don Lounge. Dinner after - 1 You've been the best! Thanks so brother, Manoj Sto esi You're awesome! I love any??'s call Sharen 629-8788. much for the patience and kind- Cause Dinner ya Good pay. Call 628-5433 and ask -% for E.T. . ness. I look forward to three more to benefit the Joel Reed Memorial Butch Love years. Have a great birthday. - Scholarship Fund-Tue Apr 24, in Alex- So. guys don't write silly stuff on Missy I had the best time with you at Ali Events McPhie, Carmichael and Hodgdon Feel Better. -K. eggs? If James can change, I know Dining Halls. Please eat spaghetti Cape Cod. Thank you for being so you can. Nothing mushy, just. To DEB sweet! Hopefully we will meet instead of meat -Jax Lax- thanks for the best weekend Thank you for all of your patience LAST PAUSE CAFE!! again on the beach this summer. - ever. Love, your chick. and kindness. You've been great! Melissa The Lord Jeffs are going down! Come and practice your French Mystic Lake clean up!! Get psyched! I'm looking forward to 3 more before finals! Wed. April 18, Celebrate Earth Day 1990 by years of good times. Happy Birth- BOPPIE SCRUFFY, French House. 11 Whitfield Rd, 8- cleaning up our community! On If you liked the It's been 5 months now + "*. I dav.< Missv~-, 1Opm. Today is our Happy Anniversky. ' Sun. April 22 from loam to lpm. TLGBC dance, We've had our ups and downs, the Tufts Inter-Greek Council and Hello Hare - Hello Skunk, one...; arguments and disagreements, Hope Goldberg OK, ...one. I'm not sawing the why not try a meeting? Social, in- Mystic River Watershed Associa- formative, confidential, free. but we've always worked out our I'm so sorry I missed your birth- wzp\t o~o~,usr~ci$re~~~ngtion is sponsoring a clean up of the table, oh get off it Holly, Never, day! %-HAPPY BIRMDAY-and never forget me. Day PS. There's Mondays, 9pm, 17 Chelwynd, 3rd differences. Now the school year I Tufts advanced small Jazz en- ti^ stop by the IGC almost over. What next? All the promise that I'll make it up you! semble. Allen Chase, director. 20 mes. an alligator in the elevator floor. 381-3580 for information. is to office for dir&ons or get a ria Dersonals in the world can't ex- Love. Beth Professor's Row. Bring your at 9:4- from the campushn- Hlilgh Cats! Cruising Wlnthrop Street? press how I feel for you. You're lunch. ter that morning!! It's four in the mornin' here in Monday, April 16, 5pm. You: blond the bestest!! Always. Love. HEY SWEETIE, .- Medford and evervone's here guy, glasses, stopped to stare on Smoothy Happy 20th Birthday. Keep Smil- AUDITIONS! 'EATON, GALLERY' sidewalk. Me: Dark-haired guy ing! Love, M.E.B. Torn Ticket ecstatically an- except the police. Ttby'll be here "Mom" Recent works in mixed media by any minute. CAST AND CREW, on porch. Can we meet? Re nounces auditions for their orien- Mandy Mastrovita this week in Ain't Misbehavin' come oartv and spond through a personal. tation show Working! 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