THETUFTS DNLY IWhere You Read It First Tuesday, January 30, 1996 Volume XXXII, Number 6 I ~ . __ Offensive graffiti found on walls of Carmichael by GREGORY GEIMAN three unidentified males were seen in the Daily Editorial Board first floor hallway at times ranging between Residents on the first floor of 4 and 6 a.m. These residents said they were Carmichael Hall were greeted Sunday awakened by the noise that the individuals morning by the sight of offensive graffiti made as they walked up and down the hall. covering their halls and doors. This graf- Of his guests, Sood said, “I only know fiti, generally of a lewd nature, contained one of them real well. The other two guys epithets aimed at homosexuals, African- were basically acquaintances.” Americans, women, and the Tufts commu- “I spoke to [one of them] yesterday,” nity in general. Sood said, “and he was still denying it. He Dai/y file photo A freshman resident on the first floor said that I should bother one of the other Theta Delta Chi is just one of the frats holding rush this week. has told University officials that his guests two guys about it, which in my mind im- may have been responsible for the graffiti. plicates them all.” The offensive graffiti included the Sood claims that he didn’t wake up un- ’ New rush rules in effect phrase “Tufts loves faggots,” which was til 2 p.m. on Sunday, and didn’t notice the written on a door leading from the living existence of the graffiti at first. by JOSHUA STEINBERG area to the main lobby. As this doorway is “It’s not as evident when you’re walk- Daily Staff Writer a main thoroughfare for residents of the ing down the hall,” he said. “You have to This week, the campus fraternities and sororities started welcoming prospective dorm, it was widely noticed. look straight at it, really.” brothers and sisters in their bi-annual search for new members. Although the sorori- Other incidents of offensive graffX were Sood’s hallmates said they noticed the ties’ rush procedure will remain largely the same as last semester, the fraternities will also reported, however. According to graffiti as soon as they opened their doors be experimenting with two separate rush periods. Organizers of the events are hop- Cannichael Resident Assistant Eric Lee, a on Sunday morning. The graffiti was ex- ing for a large turnout at the social activities this week. roster listing the femde residents of the hall tensive in many areas -especially around The first fraternity rush period will run from Jan. 30 until Feb. 2, after which time was vandalized. Next to the names of cer- Sood’sdoor. - bids are given out and pledges are accepted, according to Derek Yimoyines of Sigma tain women were written epithets such as “I bet your wondering who wrote all Nu. A shorter secondary rush, which will run from February 1lth to the 14th, will “nigger” and “bitch.” Other anti-homo- over the wall ... fuck off then,” was written offer students another opportunity to receive a bid from a house. sexual graffiti was also found, accusing on the wall adjacent to Sood’s door. “It’s an attempt to make sure anyone makes a bid,” said Yimoyines. Tufts of “dyking out.” The graffiti was also found on walls, According to Joel Melamed, Resident of the Inter-Fraternity Council (IFC), if a Although vandalism is a crime under other resident’s doors, pipes, and light fix- student rushes a house unsuccessfully, the student has a second chance to rush an- Massachusetts law, the incident was never tures. Nearly every message board had been other house. Further benefits include a student’s being able to rush a fraternity after reported to the Tufts Police, according to written on, and graffiti was found in the a friend has decided to pledge during the first rush period. Lieutenant Mark Keith. “Normally some- men’s bathroom and laundry room. Although the fraternities have limited autonomy, the IFC follows the thing like this would be reported,” he said. Scrawled in a blue magic marker, the administration’srules concerning rush. “Pressure from the faculty to make (the rush Keith said that since the Office of Resi- graffiti stretched from Sood’s room at the period) less elitist,” factored into the creation of the second rush, said Melamed. dential Life was contacted first, they prob- far end of the men’s wing down to the laun- The sorority rush introduces women to each of the three sororities as part of an ably didn’t realize to call the police. Usu- dry room, located within the women’s wing organized program of social events. ally, he said, the police are contacted first of the first floor. see RUSH,page 11 and they in turn contact Residential Life. Although Sood says he didn’t see it at Assistant Director of Residential Life first, his hallmates brought the graffiti to Amy Howard said yesterday that the graf- his attention, as they suspected his loud fiti allegedly was not written by a Tufts stu- guests from the night before. College Bowl held at Tufts dent. “It was an issue of guests of a resident, Lee, who is a resident assistant on the by MELANIE NONAS Tufts, who will also be hosting the Re- and the resident has taken responsibility for first floor of Carmichael, said that after he Contributing Writer gional Tournament on Feb. 24 and 25, had the incident,” she said. saw the graffiti on Sunday morning he be- College Bowl, the self-proclaimed“var- little student interest when College Bowl Howard said that since the guests of a gan talking to residents, who voiced their sity sport of the mind,” is coming to Tufts. was held two years ago. This year, how- resident committed these acts, the resident suspicions.Lee confirmed that a first-floor Eight teams, each comprised of four Tufts ever, several teams had to be turned away is responsible for those actions, under Tufts resident told him he believed his guests undergraduates, will compete in a double in the first-come-first-served registration policies. She said the resident will be held were responsible. elimination tournament with preliminary process, according to Assistant Director of responsible for the cost of repair and for Lee reported the incident to the Office rounds held last night and finals on Feb. 5 Student Activities Katie O’Dair. O’Dair an apology to his hallmates. of Residential Life on Monday morning in Curtis Hall lounge at 6 p.m. stated that the number of teams was lim- “An incident like this is rare,” she said. and officials were sent down to Carmichael College Bowl, a question and answer ited to eight because of the need to run a “It happens maybe once or twice a year. to take pictures of the offensive graffiti. game covering “every conceivable topic,” double elimination tournament, but that if But this is more extensive than what we’ve After Residential Life had completed tak- is published by College Bowl Company, interest continues to be strong, future tour- seen... it covered almost a whole floor and ing its photographs,UNICCO began scrub- Incorporated. Originally developed as a naments may be larger. contained very objectionable comments bing the graffiti from the walls. They had radio show in 1953,College Bowl evolved A double elimination format is more about a variety of campus’groups.” completed removing nearly all the graffiti into a weekly television series in the ’60s. expensive, more time consuming and Freshman resident Vikas Sood said yes- by the time the day shift ended on Mon- _,No longer on TV, College Bowl tourna- means fewer teams can enter than a single terday he believed his guests may have been day, leaving only the heavy graffiti on the ments take place on many campuses na- elimination format, but also “means that responsible for the epithets. walls adjoining Sood’s room. This will be tionwide. Tufts will send its strongest team to Sood said that he and three friends went removed today, Lee said. Each school holds a tournament and Regionals,” O’Dair said. With Harvard, the out to campus parties on Saturday evening Sood said that he will do his utmost to determines the team that will represent national champions in the same region, and returned to his room at 3:30 a.m., at get his friends to write a letter of apology them at the Regional Championship Tour- Tufts will face a formidable competitor. which time he fell asleep. to the campus. However, he said, they still nament. The regional champions then face In last night’s rounds, teams scored “I thought that my friends had fallen deny the incident at this time. Lee said that off at the National Championship Tourna- asleep also,” Sood said. a hall meeting will be held in the near fu- ment, last year won by Harvard University. see COMPETITION, page 2 But, according to two hall residents, ture to discuss the incident. Verdier is preparing for battle over TCU Constitution by PETE SANBORN amendments concerning culture number of senators. concerning the clarity of the The discussions broke down Senior Staff Writer and commuter representatives. However, TCU Senate Resi- amendments. A number of sena- amid accusations of attempts to The Tufts Community Union Amendment One gives voting dent Ancy Verdier reminded the tors stressed the need to present see SENATE, page 2 ’ (TCU) Senate began the difficult rights to the Pan-African, Asian- Senate of the new freshman class. the entire student body with a task of discussing and finalizing American, Hispanic, and Lesbian, “Twenty-five percent of the cam- clear definition of each amend- the new TCU constitutionon Sun- Gay, and Bisexual representa- pus is new, and we must keep that ment and an easy and straightfor- Inside: 1 day afternoon. The meeting was tives, who currently do not have in mind. It is a different Tufts ward explanation of the signifi- Viewpoints filled with intense discussionssur- a counted vote on the Senate. Community Union, and the com- cance of the amendments...... P. 3 Amendment Two removes the Senator Brooke Jamison called Why Tufts Dining should open a rounding several of the controver- munity must decide as a whole coffee house in Curtis, and a look at voting rights of the commuter rep about this amendment.” for a decision by the student body. sial and emotional issues that have fraternity rush. plagued the Senate in years past. resentative, who currently has a Verdier was supported’by “We have got to let the campus The discussions began with a counted vote in the Senate. Com- Treasurer Scott Lezberg, who speak. If the Senate can’t agree, warning from Parliamentarian muter representative Dainena said, “It is cut and dry. This is a then let the student body agree. A& E...... P-7 Stacy Golberg. She said, “We are Masciarelli called for the removal new student body.” However We have gotten too caught up in Samantha Levine on big stars in bad not debating how we will vote. I of Amendment Two from the bal- Trustee Representative Jason semantics, we are too caught up movies, Rust’s debut album, and a know everybody has strong feel- lot, claiming that its definitive Weingram countered with, “Last in the wording.” Parliamentar- review of the BSO. ings, but I encourage it be debated defeat in last years’ referendum year the student body spoke. If we ian Stacy Goldberg supported in public. It goes to the students reflects the opinion of the cam- ask the student body every year, Jamison and said, “I think it is sports ...... P. 9 to vote.” pus, which supports the voting we wouldn’t get anywhere.” important for the entire commu- Bill Copeland denounces interleague The most intense debate and rights of the commuter represen- The debate over the amend- nity to vote on this because it is play in baseball, and the Tufts hockey discussion surrounded the two tative. She was supported by a ments continued with discussions such an important issue.” team wins their fifth in a row. ,age two THE TUFTS DAILY Tuesday, January 30,1996 rm TUFTS DAILYEditorial Jessica N. Rosenthal Editor-in-Chief Tufts must get serious about punishment

Managing Editor: John O’Keefe In light of the racist, homophobic, and sexist graf- Additionally, UNICCO workers employed by the Associate Editors: Dan Tobin, Samantha Levine fiti drawn on the walls of Carmichael Hall, it is time University spent their work time cleaning the walls of Editorial Page Editor: Greg Youman Production Managers: Ryan Otto, for Tufts to get serious about punishing those who the residence hall instead of focusing their energies Pratiksha Thakkar, Raquel Almeida break the law. Traditionally, Tufts has handled inci- on their usual responsibilities. Further, the host stu- Consulting Editor: David Meyers dents such as rape and mail fraud internally rather than dent and his friends will most likely not pay €or the NEWS taking them to the state criminal justice system. clean-up, which means every Tufts student will incur Editor: Karen Epstein Under Massachusetts General Laws, Chapter 266, the cleaning costs. Assistant Editors: Gayle Berkowitz Gregory Geiman Section 126A, a convicted graffiti “artist” faces up to Wire Editor: Bridget Neely two years in prison, a fine of not more than $1,500 or As was the case with anti-Semitic graffiti in VlEWPOINTS three times the value of the damaged property (which- Hodgdon Hall last semester, these incidents are fre- Editors: Joshua Robin, Amy Zimmet ever is greater), the cost of repair to the property, and quently swept under the rug by the administration. Due FEATURES the loss of a driver’s license for up to one year. If graf- to the lack of disclosure of the Hodgdon incident, we Editors: Laura Bernheim, Micol Ostow fiti is a serious enough offense that it can warrant jail can assume that the perpetrators were never brought to justice. The legal system exists for just this pur- ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT time, then Tufts should respect the laws of the Com- Editors: Julie Eisenstein, Cara Maniaci, monwealth and file charges against the offender. pose - to punish those who commit a crime i2gainst Duy Linh Tu Although the alleged perpetrators do not attend society. In each of the above cases a crime occurred, WEEKENDER Tufts, it is in fact the Tufts community that will be yet the case was not properly adjudicated. Tufts must Editor: Liza Cohen paying for their reprehensible actions. The residents make an effort to see that those who break the law are Assistant Editor. Rob McKeown of Carmichael were subjected to reading the offen- forced to contend with the punishments of society, not SPORTS sive remarks which disrupted the hall community. just those that the University imposes. Editors: Bill Copeland, Eric Polishook Assistant Editor: Marshall Einhom

PHOTOGRAPHY Editors: Jennifer McCaahy, Shane Tilston Letters to the Editor PRODUCTION Layout Editor: Karen Thompson Graphics Editor: Wenimo Poweigha Wire service tically impossible for any part other than Bryan clarifies Copy Editor: Karen Altschuller [Arafat’s] Fatah to win.” said Dan Polisar misleads readers the director of Peace Watch. comment Neil D. Feldman According to the Wall Street Joumal on Executive Business Director January 24, 1996, “...at the last minute To the Editor: [Arafat] gerrymandered ‘for demographic To the Editor: Business Manager: Freya Woke I am writing regarding an article titled reasons’ all 16 electoral district limits. The The Features article “Real World 101” Office Manager: Ethan Goldman ‘Arafat annointed in election” that ap- . new boundaries helped Fatah’s fortunes.” (Daily, 1/26/96) misquotes me slightly. I Advertising Managers: Anna Papadopoulou, first Abby Krystel peared in the Daily on Monday, January Peace Watch also reported, “serious believe I said to your reporter, “Almost Subscriptions Manager: Dean Gendron 22, 1996. The article comes from the Los problems of secrecy in the voting booths without exception, students tell nie that the Receivables Manager: Megan Hoskyns-Abrahall 4ngeles Ernes - Washington Post News [and Fatah activists] stood on election day internship was one of the best learning ex- Service. I found this article to grossly mis- with their guns at the entrance to the poll- periences they had at Tufts. For some, it represent the full picture of the events and ing station.” was the best learning experience.” The Tufts Daily is a non-profit newspaper, publish% atmosphere of the Palestinian elections. To suggest that the Palestinian Au- Monday through Friday during the academic year and dis. kibuted free to the Tufts community. The Daily is entire11 Nearly one-third of the article focuses thority was conducting perfectly fair deme Also, it is worth making explicit some- student-run;there are no paid editorial positions. The Dail] on Israel’s attempt to interfere with elec- cratic elections that weredisturbed only by thing implied in Gina Coplon’s remarks. is printed at Charles River Publishing, Charlestowh MA. an increased military presence in east Her summer internship did indeed integrate The Daily is located at the back entrance of Curtis Hal tions and prevent voting in east Jerusalem. at Tufts University. Our phone number is (617)627-3090 However, the Israeli government worked Jerusalem by the Israel’s is simply untrue. academic analyses which directly related ourfax numberis(617)627-3910,andoure-mail addressi! hard to help the Palestinians with fair elec- My point here is that the article that to her internship organization. However, [email protected]. Business hours arc 900 am.- 5:00 pm. 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Verdier is oDtimistic about the When writers have pupat?Xiations or hold titles or po sitions related to the topic of their letter, the Daily will noti First round of College Bowl was held last night in Curtis that following the letter. This is to provide additional infor - mation and is not intended todetract from the letter. COMPETITION On bonus questions, teams confer about the an academic and intellectual fun activitv Classifieds Information continued from page 1 best response. At the end of the halves of that bridges the gap between tile classroom All Tufts studentsmust submit classifiedsin person, pre points by correctly answering questions play, the team with the most points wins paid with cash or check. All classifiedsmust be submitted b! and outside,” O’Dair said. She added that 3 p.m. the day before publication. Classifieds may also bc asked by a moderator. There are two types the round. everyone will enjoy themselves, but that bought at the Information Booth at the Campus Center. AI of questions in College Bowl: Toss-ups and O’Dair and others involved in College College Bowl “can get pretty competitive.” classiriedssubmitted by mail must be accompanied by a check Classifieds may not be submitted over the phone. Bonuses. To answer a Toss-up, worth 10 Bowl are excited about this year’s event. The Regional Championship should Notices and Lost & Founds are free and run on Tues points each, a player from either team can In addition to the enthusiasm on the part of prove to create excitement around campus days and Thursdaysonly. Notices are limited to two per wee1 signal and give an answer but must do so the participants, “College Bowl is fun for as well. The Tufts community will have an per organization and run space permitting. Notices must bc written on Daily fonns and submittedin person. Noticescan without the aid of teammates. If answered Tufts students to come and watch,” O’Dair opportunity to see the region’s best Col- not be used to sell merchandise or advertise major events. correctly, that team gets a chance to answer stated. lege Bowl players prove their The Tufts Daily is not liable for any damages due to ty up pographical errors or misprintings except the cost of the in a Bonus question, worth to 30 points. “It’s not just a social thing, however, it’s knowledgeability in this intellectual sport. senion, which is fully refundable. We reserve the right ti refuse to print any classifiedswhich contain obscenity,are o an overtly sexual nature, or are used expressly to denigrate : person or group. Where You Read it First Tuesday, January 30,1996 THE TUFTS DAILY page three VIEWPOINTS Senate supports Curtis coffee house run by Tufts Dining by Stacy Goldberg and Brooke Jamison

The construction of a coffee house is an issue that has been on both th~administration’s and the students’ agendas for a year and a half. A coffee house is a recur- on campus. One of the main Jackson Gym, Hill Hall, ring student demand, as seen issues is whether Tufts Din- “While Starbucks might have great coffee, their stores and a new gym at through focus groups and surveys. ing Or a do not provide a suitable atmosphere for a ‘hang out’ Cousens (currently in the Much debate exists, however, not affiliated with the Uni- planning stages) will be concerning who will design and versity such as Starbucks like the one on the hit TV show Friends ...” available to all student run the coffee house, and which Coffee, should run it. A cof- groups. The aim of the location will be chosen for its con- fee house run by Dining - coffee house in Curtis struction. The Dining Services Services has many advan- Committee of the TCU Senate tages. Dining Services is inter- Operating under Dining Ser- while maintaining the luxury of its any existing programs, but rather unanimously supports a coffee ested in designing a coffee house vices, the coffee house will be a proximity. Construction of a cof- to provide additional student ser- with a unique atmosphere that great opportunity for many of fee house in or around the Cam- vices. For example, the new cof- Stacy Goldberg is a sophomore would include an eclectic collec- Tufts’ talented students and pus Center would not achieve the fee house could work in conjunc- majoring in Spanish and intema- tion of antique tables, sofas, and groups to provide entertainment. desired effect. Another possibil- tion with Oxfam Cafe in’promot- tional relations. Brooke Jamison dishware. The coffee house would Not to mention that a coffee house ity that the administration has dis- ing their activities and cause. is a sophomore majoring in inter- have a coffee bar with a light run by Dining Services would as- cussed is a coffee house in con- national relations. Both are mem- menu and performance facilities. suredly provide more students junction with Barnes & Noble Students want a fun atmo- bers of the Services Committee of This type of atmosphere aims at with employment on the Tufts bookstore. It is not really feasible sphere where they can hang out the TCU Senate. , establishing a “Tufts hang out” campus. While Starbucks might to set up a coffee. bar inside the with their friends while getting a * have great coffee, their stores do bookstore, but a coffee house in good cup of coffee, some dessert, not provide a suitable atmosphere the lounge of the Campus Center and entertainment. Not only Questions and answers for a “hang out” like the one on or at Hotung would be possible. would a coffee house in Curtis the hit TV show Friends or flex- However, the Rez, the Commons, Hall provide the students with this ible entertainmentfacilities. Also, and Hotung already provide the type of atmosphere, but it would about fraternity rush an outside company would be students traveling through the increase student services and ac- by Mike Blanchard to celebrate or study for a class more likely to attract a large num- Campus Center with small-scale tivities. The Dining Services with, or someone who cares to ber of customers from the sur- coffee options. Committee of the TCU Senate The Tups Daily and various give advice and listen to you, fra- rounding community and would Some student organizations wants a full implementation of a other groups on campus have ternal bonds dictate that a brother detract from the coffee house have expressed concern about coffee house without any unnec- painted a nasty picture of the in need gets help, regardless of becoming a uniquely “Tufts constructing a coffee house in essary delays in construction. A Greek system, and with fraternity circumstances. By joining a fra- hang out.” Curtis Hall because of its use as a realistic goal for operation is Sep- rush now upon us, I would like to ternity, you are becoming part of Curtis Hall is an ideal location performance area. If the coffee tember 1996. respond to the commonly asked a family who will be there to as- question: Why rush? sist you any time you ask for it. Who joins fraternities? Con- Many will ask, “I’ve never Local media blamed in paltry vote trary to the stereotype, not all fra- thought about joining a frater- ternities are snobby groups of in- nity, and rushing seems lame. by Andrew Stackhouse way that Tufts students will be- and untraditional news venues in secure alco- , . How do I come active in local politics is if 1994 resulted in another plunge holics. Most In his Jan. 24Daily viewpoint, they have reason to do it. Several iqturnout among new voters. The fr‘a t ern i t y ’ “Fraternities offer an “Students can sway the political studies (Teixeira, 1992, 1993; media’s refusal to educate voters brothers are individual a group of tide,” Aaron Dworkin illustrates Gans, 1991; Committee for the is the primary reason for low turn- guys like twenty to forty guys the importance of Tufts students Study of the American Electorate, out. you and me, ning to join participating in the electoral pro- 1991) have shown that the pri- The Daily is equally to blame who enjoy whom he can depend on cess. Although he overstated the mary reason for voter non-partici- for a similar instance in politics kicking back for anything.” To facilitate potential impact of 18 to 24-year pation is the lack of information in our own campus. Last year, the and relaxing olds in national elections, he cor- they receive. The steady decline TCU Senate worked for literally with friends rectly pointed out the importance in voting, especially among 18 to hundreds of hours to revise their in a place where they’re at home. temity, there is a period oifiatemity of college students in local affairs. 20-year olds, is due to the quality constitution. However, what they Brothers have their own lives, but rush. The period you will go through However, his suggestionthat cam- and quantity of information they ended up doing was removing any their houses offer them alterna- is constructed by Tufts, not by the pus groups are primarily respon- receive. The increased turnout in pretense of democracy from cam- tives they would otherwise lack. fraternities, and can actually be sible for ensuring voter registra- 1992 that Mr. Dworkin pointed to pus affairs, and the two elections fun. It’s not the easiest way to tion, and thereby turnout among as a success of voter registration to pass the constitution resulted in What is pledging? Why would judge a house, but thanks to the the student body, is misguided. drives was actually the result of a “no vote” due to a lack of a quo- anyone do it? Pledging at Tufts administration it’s the only way The abilitv of Tufts students the increased quality and quantity rum. The Daily failed to provide varies as much as the fraternities you have. To find the house that’s to reshaue thi local I I the student body at Tufts. At some houses pledg- right for you, try to visit all the p’liticaliandscapeis “The media’s refusal to educate voters is with a clear idea ing consists of pointless, embar- houses at least once. If you go to tremendous. For that of what the new rassing abuse: getting sloppy an event and can’t see yourself very reason, the the primary reason for low turnout.” constitution drunk before classes, standing trusting the brothers there, it might Democratic Party, would consist of, naked at attention, or any number not be the right house for you. The which has had a why people were of punishments designed to amuse most important thing is to make strangle-hold on Massachusetts of information available to voters. for or against it, andwhat was at the brothers at the pledges’ ex- up your own mind about a house for several generations, has di- The press made a concerted stake. Instead, a befuddled cam- pense. These houses feel that it is rather than letting anyone else tell vided Tufts into four wards in two effort to revise the focus and pre- pus simply refused to participate important to “break-in” their vou which house is vour “tvpe.” different precincts. That division sentation of their political cover- in a very simple election process pledges, thinking that otherwise has not only put voting stations on age. While television news ser- - TWICE! they will lack dedication to the Others lament, “I’don’t have the periphery of the campus, mak- vices continued to rely on “Horse The Daily is the most read pub- fraternity. But with the right much time - can I still be in a ing voting in the Campus Center, race” coverage, simply reporting lication on campus, and the pri- house, this is not the case. Some fraternity?” As with anything else as Mr. Dworkin suggested, an im- on the nightly polls and telling the mary venue students turn to for houses treat their pledges with the in life, fraternity life is what you possibility, but has dulled the in- public who was winning, the pa- news. It should take the responsi- respect they deserve, and they make it. If you want to be an ac- fluence of the campus on any one pers stepped up coverage of the bility to inform students not only trust the individual to become an tive member of your fraternity, election. Uphill and downhill, and issues and what all the rhetoric about campus issues, but those of active member without jamming you can get involved in any num- even different sides of Packard stood for. Additionally, there were local, state, and national interest fraternity down their throat. These ber of ways. But if you don’t have Ave., have entirely different rep- more venues from which Ameri- as well. If Mr. Dworkin wants to houses use programs to develop much time to put into it, you can resentatives in every level of gov- cans could get their political in- see students vote in Medford and the bonds between brothers and still receive all the benefits of a ernment. To prevent students from formation, namely MTV and Somerville, then the Daily must pledges. The right house requires fraternity without a huge time “taking buses across town” as Mr. Larry King Live, allowing new begin reporting on the political a strong individual, not just any- commitment. Dworkin intimated, the Tufts Re- demographic groups (namely us) debate: what Charlie Shannon is one willing to subject themselves publicans will again provide a venue to decide how to cast their doing in the Statehouse, how Gov- to abuse in the hopes of obtaining So why rush? Rush because shuttle service to the polls for the votes. ernor Weld’s challenge to Sena- so-called friendships. fraternitiescan be fulfilling, help- Republican Primary on March 5. Rock the Vote, a sly ploy by tor Kerry is turning into the pre- What does a fraternity offer ful, and above all, loads of fun. the recording industry to force- mier Senate race this year, and the that I can’t otherwise get? Frater- There is no commitment when The key to getting students in- feed young Americans its lobby- upcoming GOP primary. nities offer an individual a group you go to a rush event. At worst, volved in the upcoming elections ing agenda, had little impact in its of 20-40 guys whom he can de- you won’t like the guys there. At is not moving the polls, or simple registration campaign. Turnout Mr. Dworkin is right on call- pend on for anything. Whether it’s best, you’ll find a group of people voter registration drives. The only among registered 18 to 29-year ing on campus organizations to having ten guys help you move with whom you feel comfortable, olds increased less than any other mobilize their members, but the into your room, or a bunch of guys enjoy hanging out with, and with Andrew Stackhouse is a junior age group. Additionally, the dis- Daily should do more to tell us whom you can foresee a future of majoring in political science. appearance of quality coverage what is at stake. Mike Blanchard is a sophomore trust, dependability, and friend- majoring in geology. ship. page four THE TUFTS DAILY Tuesday, January 301,1996-

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Jumbo Yearbook- If you have any questions feel free to call the Tufts Yearbook 627-3745 Tuesday, January 30,1996 THE TUFTS DAILY page five FEATURES prandon’s addiction New online forum by journalists People are strange. Try this one: I was in Eaton Hall at about 9: 15 ‘Student Uniuon’ provides valuable Internet exDerience one night last semester (welcome back, everyone, by the way) and 1 I saw a woman walk out of the bathroom with a large dog in tow. I’m by MICOL OSTOW dent Union,” which is a weekly For those students who cur- not guessing what they were doing, but I will tell you that she wasn’l Daily Editorial Board feature highlighted by top-rate rently work at Tufts’ on-campus blind. My friend Bill was there, too. I mean he saw it as well, not thal Tufts students are relatively reporting from colleges and uni- publications: never again fear the he was in the bathroom with them. Sorry. politically aware. At a school versities all across the world. “Stu- slow news day and the inches left Which has nothing to do with where internationalrelations is one dent Union” is scheduled to open to fill; readers can now enjoy the Adam Kramer our topic today (by “OW,” I mean of the most popular and acclaimed in February of 1996. hottest entertainment site on the “my”). majors, most on-campus occur- The “Union” intends to feature Internet all from the comfort of People are Strange So I was thinking, how many oi rences are likely to generate stu- reporting from several institutions the local campus newspaper. you lost money this Sunday? Bel dent response. Students here usu- of higher learning each week, with M,: Shbwbiz is available on on Dallas, didja? Ha, ha - they ally do not keep quiet about what popular topics including inter- the Internet at http:// won and you still lost. Well, it helps that Pittsburgh covered the interests them, be it disruptive views with university VIPs (for www.starwave.com./showbiz/,and spread, but there are a bunch of people who gambled this weekend though necessary construction in example, a struggling athlete or a was one of five nominees for the and are now planning to commit credit card fraud or bum down theii the library, the delay in obtaining controversial administrator), 1995 Cool Site of the Year Award. houses for the insurance just to pay back their friends. an off-campus points system, or hyper-charged editorials, and ar- It wascreatedbyits editor-in-chief In an unrelated but relevant bet, a friend of mine just informed me even the hassles a new telephone ticles reporting on offbeat and and publisher Susan Mulcahy, a that because of a wager with a buddy of his, he will be unable to watch system has caused. quirky classes. Topics can be any- formerNew York Post editor, and TV for 40 days. Now, any of you who know me (or feel that you knob With all of these burning issues thing that might give readers an also by the former editor-in-chief me through these weekly my-life-is-an-open-book columns) can boiling over among student idea of what the contemporary cf Avenue Magazine, and understand why I feel this is a harsher bet than most things monetary groups,perhaps the time has come “college experience” feels like. Starwave Corporation Vice Presi- I don’t know that I could go for 40 hours without a little mindless to share Tufts’ controversies with Mr Showbiz intends to finan- dent Tom Phillips, co-founder of visual stimulus. other universities and to learn a cially compensateits reporters for Spy magazine. Anyway, it occurred to me that a whole lot of people (pretty muck bit about what is going on at other their efforts. Moreover,MI:Show- everyone) at one time or another feel the need to make a bet, tc schools.If you are aching to spread biz is structured to work in the Writers who are interested in gamble. If it’s not on a sporting event, it’s on some other sort oi the Jumbo word to millions of interests of its readership; that is, contributingtothecutting edgenew competition. And I thought, why? students across the globe, then it readers who sign up to receive the “StudentUnion”are strongly urged Why do we turn everyday situationsinto bizarre contests?Like life is possible that you might con- MI: Showbiz Newsflash will be to submitshortwritingsamples(fewer isn’t enough of gamble? I eat lunch on campus semi-regularly-isn’l sider becoming acampus reporter pleasantly surprised each and ev- than LOO0 words) by Feb. 19 to that enough of a game of chance? But I and most people I know stili for MI: Showbiz, the newest and ery Monday, when they reap the editors.showbiz.@ starwave.com, manufacture our own little tournaments in order to “make it interest- most exciting entertainment site benefits of some of the service’s or to Scott Roesch, MI: Showbiz, ing.” on the World Wide Web. finest features. These illustrious Starwave corporation, 1310 SE An example: my roommate freshman year and1made a $5 bet ova features include: exclusive enter- Eastgate Way, Suite400,Bellevue, which one of us would get a girlfriend first. This is like saying, ‘‘It’s MI:Showbiz is a rare blend of tainment news, interviews, re- WA, 98005. It’s obvious that the not enough of a challenge to find someone I’d be interested in dating original online material and a wry, views, polls, andgeneral outland- nfts student body has an opinion exclusively -to ask her out, to find out if she’s interested in me, to humorous outlook. It has recently ish fun -all in one neat and tidy or two, and now we have a new see if we’re actually compatible... No, it’ll take a $5 wager to make announcedthelaunchof‘TheStu- fax, and free of charge. way to share it. it interesting.” Yeah, right. (He won, by the way.) My brother has a friend who’s convinced that he’s good a1 everything. He’s not, actually, good at much of anything, so he tends to lose a lot. But he’s alwaysbetting small amounts of money on stupid contests likeping-pong games, eating competitions,wrestling matches with kids twice his size, card games, chugging contests, you name it. And he’s always losing. Yet he continues to do it. I’m not sure that this illustrates my point, but it is sort of amusing,and he keeps my brother supplied with money for sodas and snacks. It seems to me that everyday life should be enough of a challenge. If we really need to spell it out and turn it into a bet, we could just say things like, “Okay, I’ll cross the intersection of College and Boston Avenues. If I make it, you have to cross it, too. If I don’t make it, I’ll have to go to the hospital.” Or ‘‘I’ll tell this girl I like her. If she’s interested, I can hook up. If not, I can buy a Playboy.” Or ‘‘I’ll bet I pass this really hard class. If I do it, I get to stay in school. If I don’t my parents get to take my car away.”I mean, we do that anyway, why not just make it into a game? But we look at that stuff as being mundane. It’s not exciting- the stakes need to be higher, the competition needs to be greater. What I’m getting at (and you knew I would spell it out eventually) is this: the next time you bet a friend $20 that you will remain master of your domain or that he can’t eat $20 worth of Taco Bell food or that his girlfriend won’t hook up with your girlfriend or that Tisch Library won’t be finished in your lifetime, think about the chances you take every day and the gamble involved with just simply living in Medford Somerville and ask yourself if anything could be more exciting than trying to find your way home from a fraternity in a drunken stupor. I think not. In conclusion, let me offer you some advice from “The Gambler” (the only Country/Western song I actually admit to liking): “You got to know when to hold ‘em, know when to fold ‘em. Know when to walk away; know when to run. You never count your money when you’re sittin’ at the table-there’ll be time enough for countin’ when the dealin’s done.” Actually that really has very little to do with the rest of this column; I included it because1 needed to fill up space. But I bet you could have guessed that.

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WHATEVERmm. IT'S ONLY THE BEST THING AROUND ON Tuesday, January 30,1996 THETUlWSDAILY page seven ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT isappointing erf ormances, ldisappoinhngI we e .e moviese “Staning Anthony Hopkins!”Or Samantha Levine Robert DeNiro, AlPacino, or Jack Nicholson. When you hear those Ten cents For the words in a promo, you generally Sideshow expect a great movie. Or at the very least, great acting. Much to the dismay of audiences, however, their most recent flicks have failed to fulfill the extra high expectations generally associated with these stars. The past season has seen the release of The Crossing Guard, Nixon, Casino, and Heat. While the final three fall into my much abhorred category of films exceeding three hours, The Crossing Guard may have been the most disappointing. Starring Jack Nicholson and Angelica Huston, The Crossing Guard shows a father counting the days until the drunk driver who killed his daughter is released from prison. Since her death, his (Nicholson’s) marriage has fallen apart and his life has deteriorated to the point whereby he has lost nearly all contact with reality. The characters are delineated in such a way, however, that the driver receives almost more sympathy than the father. While it is easy to New band. Rust. is on the right road. understand Nicholson’s torment, the very extremeness of his person- ality makes it impossible to empathize wholly with him. One can imagine that his ultimate confrontation with the driver is a cathartic experience, but the ending is unbelievable and a disappointment. Rust debut gives mixed results Whether the major flaw was in the writing or in the acting (though Upcoming Diego band has an unconventional sound I suspect the former), this is not the first time that Nicholson has San starred in a box office (and word-of-mouth) bomb. Wolf, which by MISTY M. BEDWARD modate them. “...So I tried the diamond in the Rust. The tune included Michelle Pfeiffer, is barely worth mentioning, let alone Contributing Writer latest fad Where you scar your- begins with: “If today’s your wed- seeing, and The Wtches of Eastwick also left a great deal, such as a Another energized new band self/ And say you like the hurt.” ding day/ Or if you stand here at a compelling plot, to be desired. has emerged from the San Diego You may be able to digest that if grave...” and ends with: “Crying1 While Nicholson’s disasters are far more extreme than the recent scene. Once openers for Mighty it’s coming from, oh, say ... Pearl Love is crying/ And that’s air.” flaws of DeNiro’s films, Bobby’s latest two pale in comparison to his I 1 Jam, but Rust doesn’t quite pull it The tried and true combination of stronger works. Casino andHeat, which received mixed reviews,just Album off in this tune, entitled “Post- minimal accompaniment and sin- lacked the emotional intensity to maintain the viewer’s attention for Review cards.” cere, simple vocals by frontman over three hours. While that criticism may sound insignificant,given 1 pD I “Perhaps?” doesn’t resemble Brinton produces a song you’ll all the talk about the short attention span of the TV generation,the fact the forced grind of “Postcards,” remember, if not play at your wed- remains that if attention is to be held, there has to be something Joe Young (now known as the and it is more believably Rust’s ding. compelling to hold it. Schindler ’s List may have been the only recent Stone Temple Pilots), Rust has own style. ‘‘I grew up after the Rust hides their real treasure film that fits that bill. followed a much slower road to days/-When kids were forced to underneath the bulk of the 13songs Heat tried. Starring Robert De Niro as a robber and A1 Pacino as recognition. Due to their uncon- fight in wars/ Maybe that’s why listed on the jacket. An uninten- a cop, the film establishes the two as very similar people set in ventional sound, they cannot be we’re so restless/ We had a pur- tional discovery turned out to be opposition to one another. While it seems as if the audience is accurately categorized as grunge pose but now we’re bored ... Per- the essence of what Rust seems to supposed to be able to imagine each in the other’s place, that line is or punk. Band members describe haps it’s somethingto think about/ be all about. An untitled tune, not drawn as clearly as one would hope. what they play as “regional rock.” I’m not sure/ I’m just in a band.” speculatively called “Thank The film builds toward the anticipated (though expected might be Rust’s debut album,Bar Chord The variety of moods that Bar Heaven for 7-11,” is a comical a better term; anticipated implies suspense) face-to-face confronta- Ritual, is a musical effort with Chord Ritual captures is notewor- critique of the breakdown of tion between the two. While this exchange is vaguely believable, it mixed results. The five-year-old thy, but more of this particular America due to commercializa- lacks the character development that a compelling “this is personal” group is still a bit rusty, it seems. sound would’ve made for a more tion. Express lanes, miracle cures, encounter requires. Remember this summer’s movie virtuosity? Their lyrics reflect the desirable honest album. drive-thrus, one-stop shopping, While not so great overall, the film had two characters with an explicit torment of the Seattle set, but the “Song for a Wedding,” a ballad franchises,and ATh4s ... “For your interest in destroying one another -that element is precisely what instrumentation slips into bars of whose title makes it sound sappier Hear lacks. It could, perhaps, be argued that the lack of such a vested punk that too often do not accom- than it is, turned out to be the see RUST, page 12 interest added to the poignancy of Hear, but the minor character development really didn’t support that sort of empathy either. As for Casino, De Niro’s other recent film, it certainly offers an intriguing portrait of Las Vegas and includes some fabulous scenes Ozawa conducts to perfection but, overall, Joe Pesci’s performance is by far the most memorable. And then there’s Nixon. Directed by Oliver Stone and starring by WILLIAM TIAO associates with Beethoven than do extraordinary length. Strauss’s Anthony Hopkins, the movie was destined to be, if not a blockbuster, Daily Staff Writer the “Eroica,” the Fifth, the Sev- “Alpine Symphony,” however, is at least a hotbed of controversy. But, guess what - it wasn’t. Well, TheBoston Symphony Orches- enth, and the Ninth. The Fourth enough to stretch the patience of maybe a little. Half the viewers complained that Richard Nixon was tra, under the direction of Seiji has recently moved closer to any listener. This is not to say that presented as paranoid and weak. The other half hailed it as presenting Ozawa, played a lively .perfor- achieving its rightful place in the the piece doesn’t have its moments. the true story behind the man. Well, it certainly presented a man, and concert hall. Nevertheless, the symphony is a a very well-developed and insecure one brilliantly captured by I nd Concert Ozawa’s gift to the BSO is that single, large movement. It is some Hopkins... but was this man Nixon? Review he directs with a flair rivalled by 50 minutes in length, divided by Granted, it was a movie and, likeJFK, very much open to artistic I few other conductors. This talent headings in the score into 22 sec- representation. But, unlikeJFK, it was not particularly controversial. works especially well -with the tions. These include such nature It had no big scandals. It had no theories, ludicrous or otherwise. mance of two relatively unknown contrasts delineating this sym- themesas“Night,”“Sunrise,”“The Nixon really just showed the tearing down of ahesident. And, while works from extremely well known phony. The beginning of the first Ascent,” “Entry into the Wood,” Hopkins was sympathetic, in avery pitiful way, the movie wasn’t very composers. Ludwig Van movement, “Adagio-Allegro ‘Wandering by the Brook,” “At entertaining. It was perhaps, somewhat informative, but if the viewer Beethoven’s Symphony “No. 4” Vivace,” set a mood of mystery the Waterfall,” “Apparition,” “On wasn’t very familiar with Watergate,it’s alittle confusing. One would and Richard Strauss’s “Alpine and suspicion, exactly what Flowery Meadows’’... and so on. be well-advised to rent All The President’sMen before approaching Symphony” are both rarely per- Beethoven intended with the The piece requires a full orchestra Nixon. And, if one is seeking entertainment,information, and agreat formed because of the popularity movement. Then suddenly,Ozawa with occasional off-stage melo- acting job by DeNiro and Robert Redford to boot, one would be even of the composers’ subsequent moved the orchestra from the B- dies played by French horns, better-advised to stick with All The President’sMen entirely. works, Beethoven’s “Fifth Sym- flat adagio into a sweeping B- cowbells, and other interesting On a somewhat-related aside, if you do choose to see Casino or, phony” and Strauss’ “Die Frau natural allegro, until the trumpets instruments. The sections corre- more especially Nixon, keep an eye out for James Woods who, while ohne Schatten.” The later pieces and drums forced the music back late with the titles, and the BSO certainly not the top biller, gives a great performance. overshadow the uniqueness and to the B-flat of the Allegro vivace. does a great job of emphasizing This is not to say that these movies were bad. They were, in fact, contrasting styles of the earlier As soon as the Allegro was under- these points. If you are interested better than a great many (Leaving Las Vegas for example). Consider- works. It is apparent, however, way, the hall was filled with en- in a light Strauss piece, however, ing the talent of the stars, however, they could have been spectacular. that the lesser known pieces are ergy and motion. Ozawa is a mas- this is not for you. Think of De Niro idwakenings,or Nicholson inBatman, or Hopkins notthe most creativeof eithercom- ter of precision and controlled The great highlight of this piece, in anything else (except The Road to Wellville).Put these guys in a poser and should not be put to- energy, reflected in his complete and the evening in general, was fabulous screenplay and you’re almost guaranteed to win the Acad- gether in one concert. control over the shape and direc- the oboist Keisuke Wakao. For emy. Put them in somethingelse, and all you’ve got is something good All of Beethoven’s even-num- tion of the music. The second some, the oboe is the centerpiece Ithat might’ve been great. bered symphonies- with the ex- movement was a model of this of the orchestra. It is the oboist I ception of the eternally popular type of playing. who sets the tone for the concert, Sikh Symphony (the “Pastoral”) Classical music fans are accus- I PLEASE RECYCLE THIS NEWSPAPER! 1 -suggest -- less of what the public tomed to listening to pieces of see SYMPHONY, page 13 I I page eight THETUFTSDAILY Tuesday, January 30,1996 II we didn't do it we didn't do it we didn't do it we didn't do it we didn't do it we didn't do it we didn't we didn't do it we 3 e- a E Q 3 g. .% =;' 8 Wait for the Best ECD

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Did you miss the Daily at the Student Activities Fair yesterday? Well, it's never too late to join. We are always , looking for people to write news, viewpoints, features, arts, weekender, or sports. Or, if you don't like to write, you can come learn layout, copy edit, or take photos. Call the Daily today at x3090. Come get involved! Tuesday, January 30,1996 THE TUFTS DAILY page nine SPORTS c Fnterleague Play Jumbos edge Penmen in 5-4 game Victory stretches Tufts’ winning streak to five straight ISucks by MARK LERMAN In celebrationof the Super Bowl, it seemsonly appropriatethat m: Senior Staff Writer first column of the semester be about the Cowboys and the Steelers The Jumbos are hoping that a recap of this fine (yawn) NFL season. Sorry football fans, but givi history will repeat itself. Last sea- me two months off and I’ll usu son, the Jumbos stumbled out of Bill Copeland ally write about what really mat ters: baseball. High, far affd Gone A few weeks back, the basebal owners, in their infinite wisdom voted unanimously to approvc their new toy: interleague play. They were jubilant in giving the fan the gate and could not claim a what they wanted. They had polled the people and decided that thi victory until their eighth game. was the secret that could bring America’s pastime back to its forme Upon returning from winter break, prominence. however, Tufts proceeded to grab We all have learned that major league owners know less abou their opponents by the throat and running baseball than WB executives know about producing qualit! throttle them, losing only once in television. “Hey, the players won’t really do anything if we try tc theirlast 16games. Their 11 game throw in a salary cap, will they?” winning streakpropelledthem into “No, they’re professionals. They don’t care about fairness o their first ECAC playoff berth in money or anything like that.” four years. So the owners poll nationally to see if interleagueplay will be well This year the Jumbos are try- received. I have not seen theirpolls, but it is a safe bet they did not pol ing to duplicate their second-half the hardcore fans, or even the less hardcore. Their nationwide poll: success of last season by stringing Photo by Nick Hnatyk showed strong support for whatever their question was, likely i together another series of tri- Paul Nemeskal celebrates his goal Thursday night Nichols goalie loaded question such as, “Would you like to see David Cone pitcl umphs. Tufts defeated divisional as against Greg Maddox?” rivals the New Hampshire Col- Scott McLellan raises his arms in protest. A national poll is not the way to learn what your fans think. Thii lege Penmen Saturday for the third In the second period, Dan added two goals and an assist. is similar to a repeated ad on Sports Radio 66, WAN in New York time in their last three meetings, Cohen gave the Jumbos their sec- Dan Cohen and Paul Nemeskal The ad is for Rejuvex, a treatment for menopausal symptoms. Whilc edging them out 5-4 in an ECAC ond two-goal lead of the game. each contributed a goal and two I’m sure this is a fine product, I am also sure the target audience 01 Central game. Third period goals Ricky Proulx answered by scor- assists. WAN is not women in their 50s. One important part of goo( by Paul Nemeskal and Marc ing twice to tie the game late in the Cahillscoredthreeminutesinto advertising and proper market research is knowing who you art Gouthro secured the Jumbos’ fifth period. Tufts retook the lead when the game and the Jumbos never targeting. Baseball owners seem like the type to question randon consecutivevictory, andimproved Paul Nemeskal scored his second looked back, coasting to victory people, not their fans. their record to 5-2 on the year. In goal of the game to open the third behind their balanced attack and The real issue here is not the owners but the sport. Will this hell raising their record against divi- period. Halfway through the final the goaltending of Justin Rishel. the game? No. But it will hurt the game on many levels, from killini sional opponents to 5-4, the Jum- frame, Marc Gouthro comple- Head coach Steve Hoar replaced traditions to affecting the intricacies of the season. bos climbed above the SO0 mark mented the three assists he al- his starting goalie late in the con- The first problem I have with interleague play is that it will takc in that department for the first ready had with a power play goal test, as he has shown a tendency to away from the value of each game. While I would buy tickets ir time this season since November. that gave the Jumbos a two goal do in games in which the outcome advance for the aforementioned Cone-Maddox matchup, I have twc “There’s no doubt we’re play- cushion. That provcd important has been decided. Sean Lothrop words which kill this theory that this will addexcitement to the game ing wellrightnow,”assistantcoach when Steve Shea responded with came on to make the final saves. MilwaukeeBrewers. You would have to pay me to watch theBrewerr Ben Sands said. “We look at last apower play goal for the Penmen That there have been many hot play the Cardinals. year’s streak as a positive refer- three minutes later. Justin Rishel’s players on offense of late has been When the wild card system came into play, it had one profounc encepoint andthe way we’replay- goaltending kept the Jumbos in vital to Tufts’ success. Senior effect that went unnoticed. Every game matters in two ways under the ing now we think we can repeat the lead, drawing frustration from Doug Gentile continues to per- current (1996) system. When the Yankees play the Brewers, not only that.” the Penmen. Late in the game, form, adding three assists Satur- are they piaying to win a game, they want the Brewers to lose, as ii The game started explosively, New Hampshire’s Nick Therrian day to his Tufts career record. could affect the wild card situation. They are instantly rivals in the with three goals tallied before the released his anger by bumping the Classmates Cahill, Cohen, mysterious fourth division of the American League. When the Yan- first period was four minutes old. Tufts netminder, prompting more Gouthro, O’Reilly, and Mike kees play the Braves, they have no incentive to make the Braves lose Paul Nemeskal put Tufts on the scuffling between the teams. The Stevens have all made important other than to keep Ted Turner off network television. board first by notching his eighth disruption amounted to nothing contributions as well. The Yankees and Mets will play, and that will be fun. For three goal of the season three minutes more than several penalties, “Sometimes seniors tend to days. Then the Yankees will play the Pirates, while the Mets will plaq into the game. David O’Reilly mostly by Theman, as the Jumbos disappoint you in the second half the Tigers. Meanwhile,the Red Sox will renew their greatrivalry witk added his fourth 22 seconds later emerged with another victory. of the season. They just decide the Phillies, and we can finally see who is better, the Rangers or the before New Hampshire’s Adam The New Hampshire win fol- they have other things on their Padres. Yee Ha! Worrall responded by cutting the lowed a 6-2 victory over Nichols minds,” Sands said. “What we The proponents of this silly idea point out how well it works in the Jumbos’ lead in half. Though the two nights earlier. The Jumbos have here is the opposite. Our other major sports. This is true, but so does a clock and a four round scoring subsided for a bit, it re- won behind the play of their cap- guys recognize that they have so playoff system. There is a major difference between Michael Jordan mained a hard-hitting, physical tains. Jim Cahill had two goals and Albert Belle. Watching an individual in baseball is nice, but it is game. and two assists, andDoug Gentile see HOCKEY, page 12 nothing like watching a basketball player. That is the attraction 01 inter-conferenceplay, watching the players. Baseball is truly more oi a team game, where any player can shine on any day. No Cubs fans Women’s track places third in meet really care if Brent Mayne hits two dingers, but that actually is kind of cool to a Red Sox fan. Without interleagueplay, wegetachance by SAM ERDHEIM performance. “We didn’t score in Senior Trecia McDermott placed toknow every player in theleaguejustby watchingourteam’sgames. Daily Staff Writer the first four events, so our start third in the 55 meter race, which These other players, beyond the best, just don’t matter. Similarly,the Going into last Saturday’smeet could’ve been better,” she said, advanced her to the ECAC Cham- 3 teams in theNLEast beyondtheMets and theBravesjustdon’tmatte1 at Norwich, the Tufts women’s “but overall it was about what I pionships, and alsograbbedfourth to me. indoor track and field team had expected.” place in the triple jump, which Also, who said that it works in football? Sure, it’s nice when Steve 7 Senior co-captain Shawntell qualified her for the New England . Young or Bany Sanders comes into town, but how many Pats fans Manning agreed with her coach. Division 111 Championships. want to see the Saints? “Overall everyonedid a goodjob,” Freshman Jenifer Shapiro This also messes with the designated hitter. Pitching staffs and I Track I she said. “I think I could’ve done placed second in the 500 meter managers are used to going a certain way. Teams are designed this better. I was happy withmy places, way, and they should not have to change what they do best. Why not yet faced a Division I11 team. but my times were not my best.” see TRACK, page 13 should an American League pitcher have to work through batting For this race, however, they were Junior co-captain Rachel practice during the regular season? Why should a bullpen be in up against Williams, Middlebury, Wrldman’s first place in the 1500 Upcoming schedule disarray because the pitchers are used in a weird new fashion? These Fitchburg, Norwich, and mass meter race qualified her for the changes could have lasting effects, and will put teams at an unfair Lowell, a Division I1 school. ECAC Championships in that Tuesdav. Jan. 30 advantage/disadvantagedepending on which team plays by its rules. This race raised the team’s event, but also jumpstarted the Men‘s Basketball: @ Babson, Tradition is another factor. Before changing policies that have overall record to 3-4, but more Jumbos with the team’s first score 7:30. existed for over 90 years, you must be very careful. This policy is importantly, raised their record after a slow start. “Rachel win- Women’s Basketball: @ changing the integrity of statistics and the integrity of the game. No against Division I11 schools to 3- ning the 1500 was big because of Williams, 7:30. World Series has ever been played between teams that played during 1. Tufts placed third in the meet our start,” said Smith-King. Men’s Squash: vs. Brown, the regular season. There is no reason to change this. with 112 points, trailing mass Besides placing first in the 5:oo. When the owners voted to change the playoff system, I realized it Lowell, whichtotalled 179points, 1500,Wildman added a third place Women’s Squash: vs. Brown, might add excitement and would definitely add money to the game. and Williams, which scored 160. finish in the 1000 meter race, 7:Oo. When Bud Selig trumpeted, “This will be a tremendous success,” he The other three Division I11 which qualified her for the New Wednesdav. Jan. 31 spoke not of the game but of the money. Economically, this might be schools rounded out the bottom England Division 111 Champion- agood idea, though1 doubt it. As far as baseball, the game lost behind half Middlebury with 55, ships. Manningalsoplacedfirstin [ce Hockey: vs. St. Michael’s, the money, this is simply a bad idea. Fitchburg with 32, and Norwich the 400 meter race, which quali- 890. with 20 points. fied her for the All New England Men’s & Women’s Swimming Championships, and in the 200 & Diving: @ UMass see COPELAND, page 11 Head coach Branwen Smith- meter race, which qualified her Dartmouth, 6:OO. King was pleased with the team’s for the ECAC Championships. - page ten THETUFTSDAILY Tuesday, January 30,1996- n __

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0 Affiliation with the Tuesday, January 30 University of Hong Kong 5 :30 Ten scholarships ZQ>E :Rush for the Borber available for fall ZY : DEMOLITIONDINNER 8 :00 OAX :~wyneew SYRACUSE UNIVERSITY DIVISIONOF hTERNATlONAL Wednesday, January 31 PROGRAMS ABROAD 5 :30 119 EUCLIDAVENUE SYRACUSE, NEW YORK1324441 70 OX : Ribbed for you PleGrshre (sponsored by Redbones) ZBT : BOWLING TW€YSAND 7WS 1-800-235-3472 [email protected] -It$ not khat kou think 126 Packard Ave. 8 :00 CN : 7'i K& SONGS. ,. AEII : "Viva& Vep" 45 Sawyer Ave. Thursday, February 1 The Daily: 5 :30 AY : GOODTIMES EMPORIUM five daysa 11 4 Professor's Row @AX : JTILLIAN'S week for your 8 :00 :Good Times Bi1Iiat-d with the Brother reading (and 2Y crossword, and Friday, February 2 8 :oo . comics, and DDE : !kma Phi Epsilon silly Letters to OX : oitk tke DO#$(at Foxwoods) 5 :30 the Editor) ZN : Breakage pleasure. Tuesday, January 30,1996 THE TUFTS DAILY page eleven I Thoufhts on Messier, Ripken I You only need a 2.5 GPA in order to rush COPELA D alcohol can be present at rush continued from page 9 membership shortly after rush and AP poll while the other lost its two events, the period has been chris- others require pledging, a student Bill’s Bits best players after their sophomore tened “dry rush.” Violations in may be requested to attend at least Everyone is all excited about a year. Well, Carolina-Duke was the rush policy last semester resulted two rush events, while others sug- close Super Bowl after all these game of the year last year (double in restrictions levied upon certain gest attending as many events as years. The game was exciting, but overtime), when the Heels were fraternities. Delta Tau Delta is possible. it lacked acertain something other better and the Devils were worse. prevented from holding rush ac- In order to join the Greek sys- than a Cowboys loss. I then real- This is as great a rivalry as any in tivities this year, and Alpha Epsi- tem, a student must have a grade ized that there were only three big sports, and the crowd in the lon Pi is not allowed to have so- point average of at least 2.50,2.30 plays in the game. Every touch- Deandome will be enough to make cials with more than 150 persons in the College of Engineering. down was a short one. The two the game worth watching. in attendance, according to Academic or disciplinary proba- interceptions (not thegame-ender) Tufts hoops has its first home Melamed. tion and warnings also preclude were huge, but they were both on doubleheader of the year Thurs- “It was because of ambiguities membership. Transfer students Steeler mistakes and not anything day. Attendanceat last Thursday’s in rules [which the IFC] will try may rush during their first semes- special by Mvp Larry Brown. men’s game was disappointing, to clean up,” said Melamed. ter if the Dean of Students office The other play was an awesome and these teams are dependent on The houses are welcoming ev- receives a transcript from the pre- onsides kick, but this game was crowd support at home. The eryone interested in rushing. “I vious school noting good aca- far from a classic. women start at 530, while the think that a lot of people are in- demic and social standing. Before I ever had a column, I men start at 7:30. timidated by fraternities, by ste- had planned to write my first col- The Bulls are not a hot team. reotypes,” said Christopher For information about rush or umn in January about the sports- No team can go 37-3 and be con- Zapalla, rush chair of Zeta Beta rushing activities, students are en- man of the year, Unfortunately, I sidered hot. They are simply on Tau. However, he felt that a fra- couraged to call the individual already wrote about Cal Ripken, another level. The Hawks are the ternity atmosphere is “just like a houses or the IFC/IGC/Pan-Hel- the only true choice for the honor. hottest team in the league, while Sunday. These preference parties dorm’s.’’ lenic Office at x3145 or x3874. Soifyou wanttoreadmy view son the Bulls are just the best. present a chance for rushees to Anybody can go to the rush Students who have not yet signed Ripken, pull out the Sept. 7 issue Mark Messier right now is the make a final decision before fill- events, and the fraternities are in- up for sorority rush prior to the of the Daily from your stash and best hockey player alive. The ‘ing out a preference card. On terested in “no specific type of first rotation parties may still do read about how awesome Cal is. Rangers have not lost in 1996 (all Monday there is a “day of silence” person,” said Zapalla. so at 8: 15 p.m. in the Pan-Hellenic The college basketball game with their number two goalie), not “Rush is commitment-free,” said Office on the second floor of the of the year takes place in Chapel lost at home since October, and Young. “It gives [the students] a Campus Center. Time and loca- Hill tomorrow night (9:OO on are on fire. Messier will not let his chance to see what Greek life is tions for fraternity rush events are ESPN). How can that be, with one team lose, as he is making a habit about, and it’s fun.” currently advertised around cam- team struggling for votes in the of scoring third period goals. Since some fraternities offer pus and in campus periodicals. SONG...

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difference between “being in charge” _e and leading a group. Presenter: Anne Gardiner, Director of Residential Life Wednesday, January 3 1,1996 4:OO-6:00 pm Lane Rm. 2 18, Campus Center Medi u m un I i m i ted Top pings Participant Limit: 12 Large 3 Toppings Register at the Office of Student Activities by Medium 2 Toppings, Twisty Friday, January 26, 1996 Bread and 2 Cokes Target Audience: all 2 Large Cheese Pizzas 2 Large 2 Topping Pizzas For more information. contact Anadn Chisoh, Program Coordinator, Add Ons: Buffalo Wings, Twisty Bread or Cheesey Bread

ext. 3212 or [email protected] Coke, Diet Coke, Sprite An TeachingYou to Effective~yhad [he Prrch! , Make a friend smile. Send a personal. rYEi I, YOUR NEXT BOOB TREE, SWWE ME! I It I Tuesday, January 30,1996 page twelve THE TUFTS DAILY Y? - 9 Band needs to grow with time RUST The members of Rust are pro- continued from page 7 gressively changing their stylistic convenience we’ve opened a new approachesand alteringratherthan “The Women’s Clinic” location/ On top of that orange sacrificing their artistic visions, a at the Health Service. grove ... right across the street.” practice of give-and-take that It’s a fun, punkish tune with witty Blankership calls “liberating.” lyrics. Hopefully Rust will get a little The Focus: to provide health care for women in a private, positive Rust’s Bar Chord Ritual, while closer to the elements thzt weather an admirable first production with them well. Namely, the sincerity and caring atmosphere. The services offered include gynecological and Atlantic’s Dave Jerden, has a way of “Song for a Wedding,” and the breast exams, as well as information on a variety of topics including to go before entering the league of light catchy sound of “Thank Jane’s Addiction or Alice in Heaven for 7-11.” The desire to sexuality. Chains, other groups with whom find their musical niche is there, it Jerden has worked. Brinton ad- is now just a matter of actually mits, “We were a little scared of doing it. The band has a fresh The Clinic takes place every Wednesday evening fiom 4:OO PM to working with [Jerden] at first, be- attitude that they may find hard to 8:OO PM by appointment only. cause he’s a big name guy... he maintain in the tough world of definitely elicited our strongest music today. “What we do comes performances, just by being a from the heart, but I don’t take any If you have questions, or are interested in booking an appointment, friend.” The band doesn’t seem to of this too serious,” says Brinton. mind the time it’s taken to get to please call 627-3350. An appointment can also be made in person at the this point in their career, and actu- Bar Chord Ritual gets one Health Service, 124 Professors Row. As always, services received at the ally enjoys the distinction that thumb up for the sneaky little nug- comes with their unclassifiable gets hidden inside, and the rest of Health Service remain confidential. brand of music. “We’re lucky be- the album, while not particularly cause we don’t really fit into any spectacular,by no means deserves particular sound.” a thumb down. Jumbos to play St. Michael’s HOCKEY continued from page 9 for revenge. Tufts next plays to- morrow night ai home, when they little timeleft here, andthey should host St. Michael’s at the Arlington make the most of it.” Sports Center. Tufts wiil be look- The Jumbos will travel to New ing to avenge the 2-1 defeat they Hampshire College on Feb. 22, suffered on the road earlier in the when the Penmen will be looking season.

Tuesdav, January 30: 7:OOprn Hospitals Braker 13 Aids Outreach Braker 20 8:OOpm Come One Come Tutoring Braker 13 Volunteer Vacations Braker 20 Volunteer Construction Corps South Hall Lounge all to the Violence Against Children Awareness Day Committe Olin 116 9:OOom UNICEF Braker 13 5omerville Urban Gardens Braker 20 5helters Olin 116 HILLEL Wednesday. January 31: 7:OOvm Eyes for Others Eaton 203 GENERAL Adult Literacy Barnum 114 Elderly Outreach Braker 20 8:OOom Junior Achievement Braker 20 INTEREST Hunger Project Barnum 114 9:OOpm English a5 a 5econd Language Barnum 114 Blood Drive Braker 20 Baztered Women’s Shelters Eaton 203 MEETING

Thursday. February 1: 7:OOvm I meet cool people Kid’s Day Braker 20 CHILD Braker 18 mingle with the committees Food Rescue Eaton 203 tons of chances to get Monday, Februarv 5: 6:OOvm involved! Big Brother Eaton 201 -8:30 January Cancer Outreach LC5 Office (13 Sawyer Ave.) 30th: 9:30PM Granoff Family Hillel Center Here’s your chance to learn more about some of the volunteering programs available to you. Call the Leonard Carmichael Society Office at 627-3643 with any questions! There ain’t no escape. Tuesday, January 30,1996 THE TUFTSDAILY page thirteen See an open rehearsal tonight

SYMPHONY- ~~ continued from __page 7 San Francisco, Palm Desert, and Cerritos. It will also add Mahler’s An Introduction to the Internet literally, by giving the “A” for all Symphony No. 2 in C minor to the of the other players to use as a program. They are playing the and the World-Wide Web tuning reference. Wakao gave a Mahler on Tuesday, Jan. 30 at 8 magnificent performance that p.m. fora single performance with stood out during his solo parts in the Tanglewood Festival Chorus. the “Alpine.”If the BSOcould fill Before they leave for their the orchestra with players like North American tour, theBSO will Wakao, it would join the ranks of also give a special open rehearsal the world’s premiere orchestras, on Wednesday, Jan. 31 at 1:30 like the Cleveland Symphony Or- p.m. in “A Tribute to Roland chestra and the Berliner Hayes.”They will play works from Philharmoniker. Mozart, Lizst, Walker, and Still. The BSO is taking this concert General admission will be $5. For on tour from Feb. 6-16, perform- more information, contact the ing in Toronto, Ann Arbor, Chi- Boston Symphony Orchestra at cago, Kansas City, Fort Worth, 266-1492. Championships are coming up Monday Feb 5th at 11:30 Thurs. March 7th at 9:30 TRACK Thurs. March 28th at 2:30 continued from page 9 little more work, and we’ll look at Register at the Reference Desk, or call 627-3460, race and qualified for the ECAC them more specificallythis week,” Email [email protected] Championships in that event. she said, looking at the lower or Freshman Jayme Novotny placed placings in those two events. Mark Learning Resource Center, Tisch Library sixth in the triplejump, advancing to the New England Division 111 Besidescompeting well against. Championships in that event, and their Division III opponents, the>- also grabbed seventh place in the Jumbos added more excitement shot put. to the day by breaking the school According to Smith-King, the record in the distance medley with strength of the team lies in their a time of 13:09.67.They have one sprints and triple jumps. “Those more meet next week before those are where we are strongest. Our who qualified begin toprepare for high jumps and LLlmws need ;I the Championships.

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