THE: TUFTS DAILY Where You Read It First Friday, March 11,1994 Vol XXVIII, Number 32 WINTER IS STILL HERE Shortage of students to lead Explorations by STEPHEN KARP program has been extremely suc- Daily Staff Writer cessful and popular throughout its Recently, the leaders of the existence and has gained national Experimental College expressed recognition. concern over the number of stu- Howard Woolf, assistantdirec- dents who are interested in lead- tor of the Experimental College, ing an Explorations or Perspec- talked about the benefits of teach- tives class. ing an Explorations class. According to Robyn Gittleman, “I wonder if students realize director of the Experimental Col- how rare an opportunity it is to be lege, the number of students turn- able to teach as an undergraduate? ing in applicationsis considerably You can count on one hand the smallerthaninpreviousyears. The colleges where it’s possible to do Experimental College estimated so,” he said. that nearly 100 groups of possible “What’s interestingis how well Explorations and Perspectives the experience has served leaders leaders would have picked up ap- after they graduate. A few have plications by this time. However, goneintoeducationordoneTeach Gittleman said that only “half that for America. The large majority, number have been taken so far.” however, never teach again, yet ‘We have made a great effort to they are forever telling us how get students to at least come down much the leadershipand organiza- Photo by Judy Eastetbrvok andpick up an application.I know tional skills they have developed With all of the recent rain and snow the Dast few davs. evervone wants to see a clear dav. there are many great students with have helped them personally and the potential to become fabulous in their careers,” Woolf said. peer leaders. Tufts students rise to Gittleman stated that any jun- Reitman talks about disciplinary the occasion. We feel confident ior or senior with at least a 3.0 that if people are alerted to the grade point average is eligible to situation, they’ll respond posi- actions and revised social policy tively,” Gittleman said. see EXPERIMENTAL, page 8 According to Gittleman, the by JESSICA ROSENTHAL admitted that he found the person’s Daily Editorial Board wallet last year, and that he chose Associate Dean of Students not to notify the owner of the wal- Bruce Reitman discussed recent let. The student said that he chose disciplinary action, includingcases to keep the wallet for identifica- concerning theft and assault and tion purposes, “since it might prove battery. useful,” Reitman said. The con- In an incident that occurred at tents of the wallet were never used the end of last semester, a Tufts for any purposes other than identi- student was apprehended by the fication, the student reported. police after causing a disturbance Reitman said that the owner of at a fraternity,Reitman said. When the wallet was contacted follow- the police asked the student for ing the incident and said that he identification,the student showed did not want to press charges re- the wallet of someone who gradu- garding the theft. The owner only ated from Tufts last year as his asked that he be financially reim- form of identification, according bursed for getting new identifica- to Reitman. tion and credit cards contained in Daily File Photo Reitman added that the student the wallet. Robyn Gittleman Dining hall initiates Seniorfind activities attempting efficiency program to raise money forfinancial aid by JESSICA ROSENTHAL needed, turning off lights more by ANDREA GROSSMAN are raising is going toward tinan- spirit we possessed,” Backman Daily Editorial Board consistently, cleaning refrigerator Senior Staff Writer cia1 aid for next year’s students, said. As part of a university-wide coils and making sure refrigerator Seniorfund, now in its second because they like the fact that they In addition to direct donations, effort to reduce energy consump- doors are closed, shutting off year of existence, will try to raise know the people they are helping, Seniorfund has sponsored and is tion and energy related costs, equipment between meals, elimi- $30,000 for financial aid pack- Backman said. planning to sponsor events that Dewick-MacPhie Dining Hall has nating the use of redundant equip- ages to be given to members of the The Development Office has will raise money for financial aid. started “Tufts Dining Services ment, and emptying and shutting classes of 1995, 1996, 1997, and also been a key player in this According to Susan Cho, co- Energy Efficiency Model Pro- off small refrigerators over breaks. 1998 for the 1994-95 school year. project, as they paid for the print- chairperson for school events, a gram.” Technological changes being Through various events and ing of the letter about Seniorfund November kick-off party and two Because Tufts dining facilities considered include: replacing in- pledges from the senior class, the that was sent to all members of the Tuesday Night Pubs have been the use ten percent of the Medford candescent bulbs with compact members of the Seniorfund com- class of 1994,as well as the pledge only events that have taken place campus’ total energy, the energy fluorescent bulbs, repairing and mittee said they hope to achieve cards. so far. efficiency program has the poten- or replacing refrigerator seals, in- their goal by graduation. “The Development Office has The November kick-off party tial to save,the university money, sulating doors and eliminating According to David Backman, given us an incredible amount of was held not for the purpose of as well as reduce the region’s gen- drafts. time, support, and energy. They this year’s Seniorfund coordina- ’ see SENXORFUND, page 8 eration of pollutants, according to These strategies were devel- tor, all of the money raised will be were ecstatic about the amount of, a press release. oped by Dewick-MacPhie and given directly to financial aid. Last The program is being spon- CEM staff following a fall, 1993 year, only half of the $12,000 sored by Dining Services and the audit of energy use at the dining raised was actually given to the Inside Center for Environmental Man- facility conducted by CEM. As financial aid. Therest was put into Features ...... p. 3 agement (CEM). the strategies are implemented, another fund. Those lucky engineers have a fancy The press release states that the they will be evaluated by the As of Tuesday, over $800 had new option of study, and the gossip on program will “implement, exam- Dewick-MacPhie Energy Com- been raised for the fund, mostly other campuses is out. ine, and evaluate various methods mittee and CEM. The committee through pledges from members of to reduce energy consumption in consists of approximatelyten em- the class of 1994. A 8z E...... P. 5 Dining Services’ facilities. The ployees of the dining hall, Dining Last week, all seniors were sent Two new movies receive mixed re- program will consider “both be- Services management, and CEM pledge cards with $5, $10, $19.94, views, but Nine Inch Nails proves its havioral and small technological staff. The results of the evaluation and $94 as suggested donations. pure talent. changes which can affect the lev- will be used to aidDining Services Backman said, “$19.94 has been els of energy use.” in determining programs to be es- very popular, but we’ve had the sports...... P. 7 Behavioral changes being con- tablished at each Dining Services full range.” Themenandwomen’ssquahteam sideredinclude:using cooking and Many of the seniors are happy finishtheir seasons, while the hoopsters warming equipment only when see ENERGY, Page with the idea that the money they fall short of extending bir’s.

...... , s * .. 1 ....? ...... i,, .., ..... ,., _.L ...... page two THE TUFTS DAILY Friday, March 11,1994 THETUFTS DAILY Letters to the Editor Caroline C. Schaefer Pornography spreads to a permanent terror. As a woman, I have “solidified their commitmentto the mainte- Editor-in-Chief always been afraid of rape and male vio- nance of Tufts as a strong school of Liberal the ‘silent holocaust’ lence. Never before, however, have I rec- This is fine and dandy with the Managing Editor: Marc Sheinkin Arts.” Associate Editors: Nadya Sbaiti, David Meyers To the Editor: ognized that there is a market that is advis- exception of one fact. Tufts is not exclu- Editorial Page Editor: Michael J.W. Stickings Last night I heard Gail Dines speak ing men on how to rape, torture, control and sively aLiberal Arts University. Has Presi- Production Managers: Michael B. Berg, about the silent holocaust that is being even murder me. Never before have I seen dent DiBiaggio ever heard that we have a Leah Schwartz, Ryan Otto waged against women by the pornography that there exists an organized structure, College of Engineering that has also con- NEWS market. It is a holocaust that has claimed far legitimized by the government I have so tributed to the successes of Tufts? Editors: Jessica Rosenthal, John O’Keefe more lives than the Nazi campaign against idealistically revered, that exists to destroy Although he was unaware of the School Assistant Editor: Gayle Berkowitz Jews and may even rival the toll of slavery. me or at least render me useless to myself of Engineering when he accepted the Presi- Wire Editor: Ashley Burkart Dehumanization through shaving victims’ and others. I am terrified. I want to thank dency, we thought he might have discov- heads, glorifying murder, and portraying a Ms. Dines and the groups that sponsored ered its presence after being here €or more VIEWPOINTS Editor: Rachel Levine group through degrading cartoons is one her presentation because maybe now I will than a year. This year marks the 100-year Nazi propaganda strategy that is utilized by begin to fight! anniversary of the Tufts College of Engi- FEATURES the pornography market. Subjugation neering. We have yet to hear any recogni- Editor: Jessica Rum through the promotion of violence is an- Tracy Turner LA’94 tion of this achievement. Assistant Editor: Dan Tobin other shared strategy. Pornographers now Also stated in the article was President ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT make video tapes of real rapes and sell them DiBiaggio’s feeling, “that a broad-based Editors: Madhu Unnikrishnan, to a growing market, and there have been liberal arts education, not career-oriented Megan Brenn-White some cases of murder for the sake of pro- DiBiaggio not giving study, is the key to the future of secondary Assistant Editor: Julie Eisenstein ducing pornographic material. Just as Jews Engineers their due education.” It appears to us that the WEEKENDER president’s “key to the future” has missed Editors: John McGuire, Christopher Stripinis in Germany had to be stripped of their To The Editor: its mark. With the fast-paced growth of Production Manager: Elin Dugan economic assets in order to be easily anni- We read in disappointment Wednesday, hilated, the pornography market hunts its President DiBiaggio’s responses to various today’s technology, an engineering back- SPORTS ground is a necessary component of this victims among impoverished women who issues regarding Tufts (“Alumni and Stu- Editors: Doug Katz, John Tome, “key.” Without it, this “strong school of Jeff Geller have little choice but to sell their bodies. dents dissatisfied with Statement’s diver- Liberal Arts” would definitely be lacking. Assistant Editor Greg Youman Gail Dines is doing an extremely brave sity clause”). In his concern over student deed - she is looking at a truth most negativism, President DiBiaggio praises PHOTOGRAPHY women are too frightened to see. Matt Curley E’94 Tufts as a nationally ranked University and Editor: Judy Easterbrook The strongest effect that Ms. Dines’ Melissa Faller E’94 Assistant Editors: Tara Kernohan, in their Vision Statement the Tufts trustees Matilde Pereda presentationhad on me was an introduction PkODUCTION Layout Editors: Mark Lerman, Stephanie Vogel Graphics Editor: Wenimo Poweigha White House officials testify before jury Classifieds Editors: Beth McGregor, Melanie Schneider, Katherine Winder Copy Editors: Yael Bekind Karen Altschuller. Michael Arriehi

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Friday, March 11,1994 THE TUFTS DAILY page three FEATURES Eid lectures on women in Islam, Off the Hill citing apathy as a grave dangerv compiled by Jessica Ruzz by SHAMAEL AL-SHAHIKH monster and a raging beast, and Several political groups who Senior Staff Writer his needs and wants must be ap- claim to be religion-oriented have On Wednesday, March 9, the peased by “woman.” used misinterpretation of the Islamic Society At Tufts held a This isnot the role of women in Quran, the Muslim holy book, and Farrakhan stirring racial tensions lecture on women as leaders in Islam. Women in Islam are guar- the hadith, the sayings of the anteed many rights, and in a mar- prophet Muhammad, to delegate UNIVERSITY OF MASSACHUSElTS ATAMHERST Amherst, Mass. Islam. ,The lecture was only at- riage, men are under the obliga- the command of women to men. --Nation of Islam leader Louis Farrakhan assured a crowd that he was tended by a few people and lasted Others have said that women not a bigot, while promoting black pride and economic empowerment. for an hour. tions of a wedding contract to ful- are too emotional (the PMS myth ‘‘I want you to know from my mouth I’m not a hater,” Farrakhan said in Considering the apathy of the fill these rights. If a husband of- fends his wife in any way, she has does not only lurkover the Ameri- a three-hour speech at the University of Massachusetts. “If I am such, Muslim community,and especially can presidency -- its users have you may place me in the dustbin of history as all haters ... have been its female members, that was not the right to take him to court and expanded these days), and there- placed,” said Farrakhan, who has made a number of controversial surprising. The lecturer, Imam have him punished, or she can ask for a divorce. forecannotvote. All this, theImam statements about Jews and whites. Tala1 Eid, stated that the position declared, is invalid, for women Farrakhan appeared to veer toward controversy at one point when he of women in Islam is quite impor- Unfortunately, shari’a, or Is- are no more emotional than men suggested that Jews in Hollywood funded a movie about former Nation tant, and yet, is so often misinter- lamic law, is inapplicable to. the Muslim societies of today. These are. of Islam leader Malcolm X to exploit director Spike Lee’s belief that the preted. societieshave misapplied and mis- As for the command issue, he Nation had Malcolm X assassinated and falsely implicate Farrakhan. Women have taken positions clarified that men do not control About 400 protesters chanted and waved signs outside at the begin- of leadership throughout the his- interpretedit for so long, that many have lost hope in the ideal applica- women and that women are per- ningof the speech. Security was tight at thecampus. Mountedpolice and tory of the religion. He cited the tion ofshari’a.In many cases, the mitted to work and be indepen- bow-tied members of the Fruit of Islam -- Farrakhan’s security force - example of Aisha, the prophet’s guaranteed rights of Muslim dent. Men, however, are required - kept a watchful eye on protesters. wife, who was sought by men and Jewish graduate studentMitchell Kotler said the university shouldn’t women for her wisdom and ad- women in shari’a are not given to to be financially responsible for the household, while women are giveFarrakhanapulpit. “IthinkhegivesUMassabadname. Heisusing vise. He also mentioned Um her by the society in which she allowed to keep their earnings to Mass as a platform. I’m against the idea of glorifying a bigot,” said Amara, afemale warrior who pro- lives. Also, religion in modern times themselves. Kotler. tected the life of the prophet, has been poli ticized and been chan- The lecture/discussioncovered But Guy Bushfan, a black graduate of Mass-Boston who came Muhammad, during a battle. neled through men. It was said in some interesting topics, but again, from Boston to hear the speech, praised Farrakhan’s message of Women have always played an conclusion that it is the responsi- it was weakened by the lack of economic self-determination for blacks. He said the media misses the active role in the spread of Islam. bility of women to educate them- attendance.It must besaid, though, point when reporting about the Boston native. “They [news media] However, they have lost this role selves in their religion, SO they can that Wednesday night was a bad don’t talk about what he’s saying to blacks. He puts his foot up black in the past century because of the know their.rights and fight for night. Not only was it90210night, people’s behinds more than anybody else’s,” said Bushfan. growing importance of patriarchal them. but there was also a lecture on Farrakhan was invited to the Amherst campus by its Black Student tribalism in Muslim countries. After the lecture was over, some women in pornography and the Union and Phi Beta Sigma, a mostly black fraternity. He previously The man, in such a society, is of the attendants asked questions media. spoke on campus in 1989. portrayed as an uncontrollable animal who will get what he wants about the role of women as leaders whenever he wants it. Tribal atti- today. One comment made was Nevertheless, the lack of inter- Wesleyan is about to hit tuition breakthrough tudes have taken emphasis from that in order for women to regain est among the Muslim female WESLEYAN UNIVERSIfl Middletown, Conn. --It looks like Wesleyan, religion and have placed it on the respect in their communities, they population in their community -- too, will be joining the ranks of the “Quarter Club” -- the ever-growing gender traditions of the tribe or have to change the attitudes of and gradually, in themselves -- is list of colleges and universities whose tuitions are in excess of $25,000 clan. Often, these traditions were Muslim men towards them. Also, quite dangerous.With this kind of per year. extreme opposites of what Islam many of the misinterpretations of couldn’t-care-less attitude, it This year’s tuition at Wesleyan was $24,170;next year’s five percent condones. “Man” has been por- Islamic scripture have to be clari- seems doubtful that women will increase will push it over the edge to $25,390. This dark fiscal cloud, trayed (by other men) as a sex fied. ever become leaders in Islam. though, comes equipped with its own silver lining: financial aid is expected to undergo a 9.5 percent hike. The average loan, currently $4,473, will most likely climb to $4,898. The Financial Aid Overview Committee said that “the summer Engineers are offered new major savings of [freshmen] on financial aid [will] increase slightly from $1,400 to $1,500. by MARLA BESSER the revisions made, and accredita- cus of the senior year is on integra- All in all, students will be expected to contribute $470 more toward Daily Staff Writer tion for Tufts’ program is pend- tion of concepts; the year culmi- their education next year than they did this year. Beginning this year, students in ing. nates in a major design and devel- the School of Engineering will Revisions include a concentra- opment project. have a new option when given a tion on four major areas of manu- Facilities for the manufactur- Marriage prospects at Yale are getting scarce choice of majors. The selection facturing engineering: materials ing engineering student include a YALE UNIVERSITI: New Haven, Conn. -- “I give up,” said first-yeas will include a major in Manufac- and manufacturingprocesses; pro- robotics and automation lab, a Yale student Zachary Tripp. turing Engineering. Manufactur- cess, assembly, and product engi- machine shop, a materials testing ing Engineeringis a newly-revised According to a recent Yale Daily News survey that polled about five ~~ neering; manufacturingproductiv- lab, a thermal analysis of material hundred undergraduates, students who enter Yale with the hopes of program offered by Tufts, and it ity and quality;and manufacturing processing lab, a state-of-the-art finding that special someone will quickly learn otherwise. has been increasing in popularity integration methods and system computational mechanics studio, 26 percent of Yale women said that before coming to Yale, they had since its recent introduction. design. Instruction in these four and amanufacturingresourcecen- anticipated meeting their future husbands there. Now, only 15 percent Manufacturing Engineering is areas is integrated with laboratory ter. still thinkit’sinthecards. Outofthe 15percentofYalemen whothought a creative profession that deals and design experiences relevant However, the establishmentof the same, only ten percent are still hopeful. with all phases of the engineering to modern manufacturingpractice. a chapter of the Society of Manu- Even first year students are “jaded” about the prospect of finding process. It begins with theconver- The Manufacturing Engineering facturing Engineers at Tufts could love at Yale. Mike Bailey ’97, expressed a sentiment that seems to sion of raw materials into useful program at Tufts promises to pro- provide the program with national pervade the university: the rigorous academic program leaves little, if forms that are then reprocessed, vide a strong technological base recognition so that the program any, time for romance. shaped, and assembled into fin- that prepares the student to fully could have access to even more “After arriving at Yale, I’vereally buckled down. I went out for afew ished products. The manufactur- participatein the rapidly changing resources, including guest speak- weeks in the beginning, but I’ve got to focus on what counts,” said ing engineer must be able to inte- technology of the future. ers, networking with other univer- Bailey. grate materials, machines, infor- Sophomore Jesse Dowd, said, sities, and grants for large-scale Other students are simply perplexed. “I just don’t know where to mation, and people into function- “I’m only in my second year as a design projects or further research. begin,” said Adrienne Gagnoon. ing units that design, build, and manufacturing engineer, and I’m Currently, several faculty mem- _____ service products that benefit the already seeing first-handhow what bers, graduate students and under- general population. I’m learning in the classroom and graduates are trying to establish a Whetherthe product is an auto- in the lab applies to solving prac- Society of Manufacturing Engi- The Features Department would mobile, ajet engine, arefrigerator, tical engineering problems. It re- neers at Tufts, but so far, the num- or any ordinary item used daily, ally relates the academic compo- ber of declared majors in manu- like to use this space to say that the manufacturing process must nent of my engineering classes to facturing engineering has not been you should both recycle this be accomplished in an environ- experiencesI will have after gradu- sufficient to warrant the establish- mentally safe, efficient and cost ation, when I begin working.” ment of a chapter. newspaper and write features effective manner. In the College of Engineering, Nationally, the Society of The Manufacturing Engineer- freshman year serves as a basic Manufacturing Engineersincludes ing program at Tufts has been re- core for all of the undergraduate practicing engineers,corporations, cently revised in an effort to im- degree programs. Students begin professors and students.’Here at prove the program and also to ac- to specializein manufacturing en- Tufts, the society would be open quire accreditationby the Accredi- gineering in the second year by to all students in any engineering tation Board for Engineering and taking additional courses in math, department. Technology (ABET). ABET as well as introductory courses in Professor Crochetiere said, makes the final decision to grant’ engineering materials and con- “There is a great need for manu- accreditation to all engineering sumer products. facturing engineers nationally. programs nationwide. Faculty In the junior year, machine de- Tufts Engineering School gradu- members, including program di- sign and system design courses ates are intelligent and very ca- rector Professor William are complemented by laboratory pable, and I think that it is time that Crochetiere, have been actively experiencein instrumentation and they enter the manufacturing in- consulting with ABET on all of machine practice. The major fo- dustry.” page four THE TUFTS DAILY Friday, March 11,1994

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-Thursday, March 10th and Friday, March 11th from 12-1:OO on the second floor of Halligan Hall.

-Please have team rosters ready for softball and soccer, along with Q $10 forfeit fee.

-Volleyball will be INDIVIDUAL sign-ups this spring. $5 a person. NATIONS

-Also, anyone interested in the IM SWIM MEET to be held April 4th should contact one of the IM commissioners. Earn points toward the overall IM trophy.

-Any questions? Call IM commissioners Matt Filosa at 629-8432 or Matt Bernstein at 628-1885.

tor tix and info call: 629-0990

SPECIAL FAIR

Stop by the Campus Center on Monday, March 14, 11:30 - 1:00 pm Information tables will be set up by the different houses. A great opportunity to explore all options! SPECIALINTEREST OPEN HOUSES

Looking for something special in Housing?

The following houses will be opening their doors to students considering residency during 1994-1995. Stop by any house that interests you and ask questions of current residents.

Afikan4merkanHouse (Capen House), 8 Professors Row --March 17 7-9 pm kta House (Bart01 House), 31 Sawyer Avenue --March 15 7-9 pm Aefan Hoaae (Start House), 17 Latin Way -March 15 7-9 pm BaJrit (Hall House), 98 Packard Avenue --March 15 7-9 pm Brfdge MetCali (Metcalf Hall), Professors Row -March 15 7-9 pm CraiEB IEaase (Anthony House), 14 Professors Row -March 15 6-9 pm hvhmmemtal House (12 Dearborn), 12 Dearborn Road -March 15 7-9 pm Haaee (Schmalz House), 11 Whitfield Road -March 14 8-10 pm German House (Wyeth House), 21 Whitfield Road -March 15 7-9 pm Intematbaal Hoaae mavies House), 13 Sawyer Avenue -March 15 7-9 pm La Casa Iibpana (Milne House), 8 - 10 Whitfield Road --March 15 7-9 pm Mudim Unit, A410's & A420's Latin Way -March 16 7-9 pm Rndan House, 92 Curtis Street --March 15 7-9 pm spaniah House (Chandler House), 125 Powderhouse Blvd., --March 15 7-9 pm SpbSEance FbeHouse, 101 Talbot Ave. --March 15 7-9 pm Friday, March 11,1994 THE TUFTS DAILY page five ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT Paul Hogan shines in ‘Lightning Jack’ by TRICIA NADLER comic blunders. Daily Staff Writer The characters of Lightning Lightning Jack is a western Jack are not very impressive. comedv-~~~~ about a wannabe-famous They’rejust two guys out to prove outlaw, and the mute young man thatthey’re bad. CubaGooden, Jr. plays a mute store clerk named ~~ Lightning Jack Ben Doyle who is taken hostage by Lightning Jackin an attempted Starring: Paul Hogan, bank robbery. Cuba Gooding, Jr. Once kidnapped, Ben realizes Directed by:Simon Wincer he wants to join up with Lightning Produced by:Paul Hogan, Jack, and convinces the outlaw Greg Coote, Simon Wincer. that he’d be agoodpartner.Gooden does a terrific job conveying his that teams up with him. After foii- emotions and reacting to Hogan’s ing several robberies by shear funny lines, but his inability to clumsiness and stupidity, they speak seems to get in the way. His manage to pull off a huge bank character would be better devel- robbery together. oped if he could articulate his feel- Most of the action happens ings, but his antics add humor to Madonna and Harvey Keitel in ‘Dangerous Game.’ whileLightningJack (Paul Hogan) the film. teaches Ben (Cuba Gooden, Jr.) The previews do not do justice how to shoot a gun, rob a bank, act to this film. It is not the lame Movie offers glimpse of show biz like an outlaw, and attract women. comedy it appears to be, nor is it a There aren’t the many elaborate true western. Instead, the movie is Characters two-dimensional, undeveloped themes and plot shoot-outs and dangerous chase a light comedy focusing on the by ROBYN JANE MILLER but never really goes anywhere Contributing Writer Most of the emphasis is placed scenes that are typical of westerns, unlikely friendship between two with them. The violent, psychotic and the ones that do occur are Despite a good performance on Keitel, though the film tries to see LIGHTNING, page 10 by Harvey Keitel, Dangerous be more than just a day-in-the-life. relationship between the charac- riddled with silly mishaps and ters in “Mother of Mirrors” is a c Game, which is fo-rmatted as a We move instantaneously from a pressure scene on the set in L.A., metaphor for the mixed-up lives Dangerous Game to a marital fight in New York. On of the actual actors and actresses. the day of his father-in-law’s fu- Israel is portrayed as sleeping with Starring: Harvey Keitel, neral, Israel tells his wife that he I America’s favorite actress five Madonna, James Russo. has been chronically unfaithful. minutes before his loving wife Directed by: Abel Ferrara Though realisticallyportrayed, he drops in for a surprisevisit. At one Produced by: Mary Kane is not a likeable character, nor any point Jennings tells Burns “You f- of the Hollywood delegation in ---d the girl in the script, not me.” movie-within-a-movie,is anything this movie. Neurotic and vulner- Unfortunately, this is the last we but captivating.Althoughit show- able, yes, but definitely not like- hear of these thematic develop- cases some interesting characters, able. ments. the “art imitates art” clicht leaves Madonna is unimpressive as Instead Dangerous Game is little room for a plot. Jennings, partially because her replete with cliched dialogues Keitel plays Eddie Israel, an character is underdeveloped. Al- about why everyonein Hollywood emotionally charged director ob- though she is shown sleeping with wears sunglasses all the time. In sessed with his film “Mother of both Israel and Burns, we never addition, a good half of the movie Mirrors” and struggling to salvage know who Jennings is, what she is wasted on scenes from the the family that he neglected. Ma- wants, or how she feels. The same psycho-thriller they are filming. donna plays Sarah Jennings, the can be said about Burns, since in Dangerous Game wastes time de- egocentric, nirvana-seeking lead an early scene he sleeps with veloping the plot of “Mother of actress in Keitel’s movie. Jennings Jennings, while another woman Mirrors.” The critic is forced to and Francis Burns (Anthony waits in the back room to give him ask, “what does this have to do Russo), the emotionally fragile drugs. Nothing comes out of any with a ‘Dangerous Game’?’’ The lead actor, are too caught up in of these disjunctive scenes. time would have been better spent their personal problems to give Director Abel Ferrara touches developing the actual plot. American West in his new movie, Linhtninn Jmk. Israel the performance he wants on themes of spiritual voids, from them. twisted patriotism, and infidelity, see GAME, page 9 Nine Inch Nails’ new release shows stylistic repertoire by JOSHUA DAVIS newfound interest in especially Not Want This” begins almost si- andeven 13 (in “TheBecoming”), soundalittletrite,inviting a“we’ve Senior Staff Writer brutal distortedsynthesizeddrums. lently, explodes during the chorus which leads to an effect that can be heard it all before” response from 1989 marked the quiet release But, whileTheDownward Spi- with short storms of guitar, only to quite disorienting. critical listeners. But, to be fair, of Nine Inch Nails’ debut Pretty raE is instrumentally very much return again to the sad tinkling of The album owes just as much there is an evolution occurring in Hate Machine, a critically ac- the combination ofthe two, there’s a piano. of its unique aesthetic to produc- Nine Inch Nails’ lyrical expres- I i agreatly experimental elementnot The album’s cohesion is abso- tion ‘techniques as to any of its sion, for the lyrics venture into seen before that helps to sculpt lutely flawless. Smooth segues instrumentation. Strangely dis- territory that can be intriguingly ReviewA’bum this album into a very unexpect- make some song-to-songprogres- torted vocals join with distant and opaque, and at times creative. ED edly unusual creation. sions seamless. and these are off- disembodied instruments in cre- Even some of the simpler catch I I The album’s 14 songs cover a set atothertimesbybetween-song ation of the main body of songs, phrases seem to be a little more claimed album that slowly but in- great deal of musical territory, stylistic shifts that are jarringly convincing now; “I am the voice exorably gained popular momen- abrupt. The damaging, insistent while swirling, unidentifiable inside your headand1control you,” ranging from the noisy and disso- sounds rush past at odd angles. tum. Now, five years later, Nine rhythm of “Mr. Self Destruct” is commands “Mr. Self Destruct.” nant to the quiet and almost classi- Suffocating,muffled vocals are Inch Nails has finally released its cally beautiful. Often these two followed by the gentle swing of “Closerand “Ruiner”convincing1y second full-lengthalbum. Entitled “Piggy.” utilized at times; this technique is exhibit a sexuality that is disturb- musical elements are combined in used not only on the vocals but the The Downward Spiral, the album individual songs, generating an “Big Man with a Gun” pounds ing and not merely explicitly for effectively fuses the respective forcefullyforward until it slams to entirety of the album’s title song, the sake of it. “Big Man with a atmosphere made even morepow- generating an unnervingly claus- styles characteristic ofpretty Hate erful through this careful use of a dead stop, where the sadly omi- Gun” provides a striking analogy Machine and theBroken EP, while nous “A War Place” fills the si- trophobic effect. Flood appears in of sexual dominance and armed volume dynamics. Reznor’s a production role again, but this adding completely new and very unique use of percussion as prac- lence. Occasional self-referential violence, with the distinction be- experimental elements to Nine subtletiesare particularly well uti- time he has been shunted to the tween the two deliberatelyunclear. tically the only necessary instru- sidelines in assistant production Inch Nails’ stylistic repertoire. ment (first exemplified inBroken’s lized -- a distorted piano phrase at capacity. Reznor’s newly domi- Trent Reznor, the individual “Happiness in Slavery”) provides the end of “Closer” is partially Relative to Nine Inch Nails’ behind this overstock of angst, has both the framework and the body sampledandusedin“Ruiner.”This nating role in the production of stylistic and thematic evolution, progressed through a great deal of of several of The Downward motif is again recalled toward the these new songs makes it evident The Downward Spiral is, in al- stylistic development in the one Spiral’s songs as well. end of the album, being practi- that from all angles, this show is most all aspects, a definitive step album, one EP, and a handful of Conversely, songs like the in- cally hidden in “The Downward clearly all his. in a new direction. Collecting and singles that preceded The Down- strumental “A warin Place” em- Spiial.” reassembling the best aspects of ward Spiral. Synth, tinny guitars ploy a gently and sadly melodic Reznor has evidently found a Lyrics have never been Trent his previous works, and introduc- and mildly aggressivedrums were idiom. Combining the two are new affinity for unconventional Reznor’s strongest point. Refusal ing refreshing new interpretations the rule on Pretty Hate Machine; songs like “March of the Pigs,” timesignatures.1nsteadoftheprac- to depart from A-A, B-B, C-C. of what constitutes industrial mu- Broken took a turn toward a more which finds brief snippets of quiet tically universally used four or rhyme couplets tends to become sic, Trent Reznor has concocted Ministry-esque sound, with gui- piano spliced into the otherwise eight beats per measure, Reznor wearisome after a while; and ex- what just might be a landmark tars roaring at the forefront and a forceful tantrum of the song. ‘‘I Do uses seven (in “March of the Pigs”) pressions of pain and anger tend to album. page six THE TUFTS DAILY Friday, March 11,1994 Justice department’s civil rights Nixon stirs troubles candidate testifies before Senate in a visit to Moscow WASHJHGTON(AP) --Presi- Patrick Zscribed himself as: yers that I’ve met.” MOSCOW (AP)-- FOPRich- leaders, including Yeltsin’sEnemy dent Clinton’s nominee to be the “pragmatistwith very high ideals” Bolick, president of the con- ard Nixon, events on his Russian No. 1, former Vice President nation’s top civil rights law en- who believes the civil rights divi- servative Institute for Justice, la- visit went from merely bad to ab- Alexander Rutskoi, and the leader forcer told the Senate Judiciary sion should be “proactive.” beled Patrick “a stealth Guinier” a surd on Thursday. of the Russian Communist Party. Committee Thursday he would use “The civil rights division must day before his nomination was The Cold War kept up between Yeltsin’s action meant that the position as a “bully pulpit” to move firmly, fearlessly andunam- announced. Nixon and the Kremlin, with Rus- Nixon would be shunned by Rus- speak out against bigotry and hate biguously to enforce the anti-dis- Said Reno: “I think those that sian officials faulting the former sian governmentofficials, leaving . crimes. crimination laws ... (and take) the have met him understand that he is president’s timing and a top Nixon him to spend his time with opposi- Deval Patrick, who rose from a lead in shaping policies and law- fair, that he is going to enforce the aide accusing Boris Yeltsin’s tion leaders. In past decades, the poor Chicago neighborhood to suits that promote the notion of an law effectively and that he is a spokesman of lying. Kremlin did its best to keep for- becomean influential attorney, was inclusivedemocracy,”Patrick said. remarkable young man with just Nixon, who as president was eign dignitaries away from dissi- nominated last month as assistant . Clinton withdrew the nomina- an incredible ability to understand noted for constructiveengagement dents. attorney general in charge of the tion of his original choice for the the law, to understand the issues with the Soviets, has drawn fire Nixon has repeatedly urged Justice Department’s civil rights civil rights post, Lani Guinier, af- confronting the American people, from almost all sides in this trip to greater support for Russia and has enjoyed warm relations with division. The job has been vacant ter her writings on the a Voting and I respect so much his dedica- post-Communist Russia. tion to doing something about it.” Yeltsin in past meetings, including . for more than a year. Rights Act were attacked by con- On Thursday, even ultranation- Patrick, 37, a partner at a pres- servative critics. In contrastwith thecontroversy alist Vladimir Zhirinovsky was as recently as February 1993 at the tigious Boston law firm, has built A near-nominee, District of that dogged Guinier, Patrick got a reported bad-mouthing him and Kremlin. a reputation as an advocate for the Columbia Corporation Counsel warm reception at the hearing as casting doubt on a meeting they Russian Foreign Minister needy and disenfranchised. He John Payton, withdrew last De- senators, including conservative had planned. Andrei Kozyrev blamed Nixon’s joined the National Association cember after the Congressional Republicans, heaped praise on But hints of a detente with handlers for the flap, suggesting for the Advancement of Colored Black Caucus complained he had him. He is expected to be con- Yeltsin surfaced. that Nixon should have met Yeltsin People in 1983 after graduating not voted in recent elections and firmed by the Judiciary Commit- The brouhaha began Wednes- before speaking with the opposi- from Harvard Law School, and was lukewarm on using thevoting tee and the full Senate. day when Yeltsin angrily canceled ‘tion. spent three years working on capi- Rights Act to create black-domi- Sen. Carol Moseley-Braun,D- his scheduled talks with Nixon, Nixon’s adviserssay the former tal punishment and voting rights nated election districts. Ill., said the hearing was “cause took away the bodyguards and lim- president, who arrived in Moscow cases in the South. Attorney General Janet Reno for great celebration. We finally, ousine he had loaned him and or- on Sunday, had wanted to meet . “I feel very strongly that as a dismissed criticisms by conserva- finally will have an assistant attor- dered other top government offi- with Yeltsin first, but was forced nation we willriseor fall together,” tive Clint Bolick that Patrick‘s ney general for civil rights. ... I am cials to snub him as well. to schedule their talks late in his Patrick testified at his confirma- views are outside the mainstream, ready to just jump for joy with Yeltsin was punishing Nixon 10-day visit at the Russian tion hearing. calling him “one of the finest law- your nomination.”-- for meeting with top opposition piesident’s insistence. Kozyrev said Nixon’s meeting with Rutskoi was an insult to Yeltsin.

“You see, if he wanted to meet with Rutskoi, it’s as if a person comes to a party and wants to go straight to the toilet ... without greeting the hosts,” Kozyrev said. “Excuse me for drawing this anal- ogy, but it clearly shows what it’s all about.” In a statement that sounded conciliatory, Yeltsin spokesman Vyacheslav Kostikov said there had been “inadequate emotional reactions” in the uproar. “There is no question of trying to prevent contacts by foreign rep- resentatives with members of the opposition,” Kostikov said.

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Prices do not include taxes or bottle deposit and are subject to change. page seven Friday, March 11,1994 THE TUFTS DAILY SPORTS 1 Women’s squash looks Jumbos accomplish early goals forward to next season Men’s squash maintains its national ranking at Nationals McKenna and Tom Berkman, ended there, Rochester came by JEFF GELLER junior, along with Shelley Fieli by JEFW GELLER as 5- Daily Editorial Board and Lisa Kerr to assume the to] Daily Editorial Board playing in the top three spots. stormingback to take the match You might not know it from the spots in next year’s line-up. One of the early season goals Myers and McKenna competed in 4. Had the Jumbos been able to stat sheets, but the women’s squash Entering the season; Wenn ad of the men’s squash team was dam- the National Singles tournament hold on, they would have been team had a promising season. A1 mits that his expectations wer age control. Due to the loss of five last week, where they both lost in playing for the division title. i low. The team had lost seven mem the first round to some of the best “We were at our most intense bers to graduation last year, an players in the country. ‘ point of the season,” according to Women’s had a number of players with littl Men’s Head coach Cliff Wenn said Wenn . , Squash or no prior squash experiencc Squash the biggest surprise was the emer- Next year, the Jumbos will be “Some people had never playe gence, literally, of senior Julio looking to improve. Only though the team’s match record before, but everyone improve Bf the top seven players either to Born. “I’d never seen him before. Berkman, Born and Won will was not as strong as they would throughout the season.We becam graduation or a year abroad, the He just showed up in the fall at our graduate, leaving a solid nucleus have hoped, they were able to gain a much more competitive team.’ Jumbos were hoping to keep their squash meeting and ended upplay- intact. Last year’s number seven valuable experience for next year The newly acquired competi national ranking in the neighbor- ing number four and winning most player, currently studying abroad, while showcasing some of their tiveness was most evident durin hood of last year’s 21st place fin- of his matches,” Wenn said. will strengthen the lineup with his young talent along the way. the Howe Cup. After an openin ish. After the showing in the 9- Rounding out the lineup were return. In addition, there is always Surprisingly, the team’s most round loss to a weaker Haverfor Man Nationals two weeks ago, the Chris Hong, Harold Chang, Sung hope for next year’s recruits. - impressive player was Natsai team, Wenn gathered the troop mission was for the most part ac- Won,PatrickWangandJohnKolb. “I’ve got two guys from early Mandisodza. The freshman from for an inspirational meeting. Th complished, as the team finished This group consistently provided decision already. I don’t know how Zimbabwe came out of nowhere results were obvious, as the JUK 23rd in the nation. theteam with wins fromthe middle good they are, but we’ll see,”Wenn to lead the Jumbos in the indi- bos went on to win three of the The key to the Jumbos’ success and bottom of the lineup. said. vidual record category from the next fivematches. Includedin th; throughout the year was based on The team’s depth was at its best In a season with seeminglylittle number one spot. stretch wasawinoverBates, whic team strength up and down the during the 9-Man Nationals at hope at the beginning, Tufts was “I had never seen her play be- had beaten Tufts earlier in the yea lineup. There were no stars, but Yale, where they nearly unseated able to, in essence, hold its rank- fore she came here,” head coach The coach considers the team’ rather consistent performances in the University of Rochester, the ing. Next year, the team will ex- Cliff Wenn said. “But when I saw work at the tournament the higt nearly every match. In the end, number one team in their division. pect to move up even higher. her in practice, I expected she light of the season. that formula nearly led to a major As the early matches concluded, would finish over SOO. She pro- One of Wenn’s goals to start tk upset in the Nationals and ahigher Tufts held a 3-2 lead. In the later “Overall, it looks pretty good. gressed quite well over the course season was to maintain the team ranking than expected. matches, the team took a 4-3 lead, We’re keeping most of the team of the season.” national ranking, which stood i The team was led by the trio of and was within a single point of and adding a little,” according to Mandisodza was at her best 14 at the end of last year. Due 1 co-captains Todd Myers, John victory. However, the upset bid Wenn . during the national Howe Cup, this season’s match record, th held Feb. 18-20. Against a range ranking slipped to 22. Howeve of opponentsfrom similarly ranked with a strong showing in the f1 Strange game to fit an odd night teams, she was completely domi- ture, the Jumbos could easily rf nant, posting a 6-0 record. The gain and even improve 011 the Men’s basketball falls flat, losing to Western Connecticut prior position. cumulative score in games of those time to take a few layups tiefore matches was a phenomenal 18-1 The outlook for next season by BILL COPELAND game did look like the ACCs. Senior Staff Writer the game began. By the time the in her favor. Wenn expects similar hopeful. “We’rekeeping nine pla: Once, a Western guard streaked ers from this year, so that’s a bac It was 7 p.m. The crowd began Tufts fans got there, the Jumbos through the lane where he was met success for the next three years. its cheers: “Here we go, Jumbos, were down 15-6, 4:30 into the In last weekend’s USWISRA of a team,” Wenn said. Those e: by Jumbo forwards Chris here we go’”, “Defense! De- game. The deficit would never be national individual tournament, pected to return are juniors Kin McMahon and Eric Emmert. in single digits again. Mandisodza had an unlucky draw Field andLisaEvans, sophomori Seeingthis, hereached through Cheryl Arlanson,Julie Rockett ar Men’s Earlier this season, after a hu- the defenders and scooped the ball in the first round and was forced to miliating defeat at home against play the seventh ranked player in Anna Perry, and freshme into the air. In a move that looked Basketbal I Wesleyan,sophomore point guard the country. Though she lost 9-6, Mandisodza, Kerr, Amy Kim ar more like Donald Williams to Natasha Issa. Woelfel is the on -, ._ Chad Onofrio said, “So much for Rasheed Wallace than some West- 9-3, 10-8, in the first round, and fense!”, “Let’s go Tufts!” They the long bus ride affecting your again in the consolation round, senior on this year’s team. ern Connecticut guard to another In addition, next year’s fresl had blueTs on their faces and were jump shot,” referring to the Cardi- Western Connecticut forward, his Wenn was impressed with herper- ready for war. man class is still undefined. TI nals’ inability to miss a shot. Tufts teammate ran by, leapt, and formance. “Apparently, all the Yet there was one minor prob- new recruits could have no ir not only couldn’t hit their jump slammed the ball home. coaches and other players were lem: the crowd had not yet arrived pact, or the next Nats shots -- theyjustcouldn’texecute. The game was just odd. Chris wondering where she had come at the site of the game. This didn’t from,” he said. Mandisodza could emerge. Un McMahon, the star of thegame for matter, however, as the team hadn’t At no time was it more appar- Wenn also praised the play of that time, the team’s returnii theJumbos with22points,grabbed either.The Tufts buses arrivedlate, ent that the Jumbos were out of co-captains Monica Woelfel and members will be looking fonva eight offensive rebounds but only causing the game to be delayed by sync than in the second half when Kathy Kim. He expects Kim, a to getting back out on the court two on the defensive end. Fresh- about an hour. junior guard Billy Knauf made an man forward David Sullivan led Suddenly, we were all quickly impressive steal. Knauf threw the the team with five assists but had reminded of the differences be- ball to the middle to start a no rebounds. Chad Onofrio had Jumbo Club to host Vegas Night tween the ECACs and the ACCs. fastbreak.No one was there, how- five turnovers with only two as- The Tufts Jumbo Club, Inc. will sponsor a Las Vegas Night on Grant Hill and Cherokee Parks ever, and Western got the ball back sists. Saturday evening, March 12. The event will run from 7:30 to 11:30 will drive their new Porsches to with another opportunity to score. p.m. at Jackson Gymnasium. The event will include blackjack, Charlotte today for the Atlantic The Jumbos never really Nobody expected the Jumbos roulette, craps, a money wheel, big-six wheel and chuck-a-luck. Coast Conference tournament. showed up Wednesday night. They to close the season on a ten-game The Tufts Jumbo Club is a non-profit organization established in Dick Vitale takes limo to plane to missed countless layups. They winning streak. They played ex- 1969 with over 1,300 members. Since its inception, the Jumbo Club limo to the game. Unfortunately, looked sluggish on defense. They tremely impressively for a long has provided financial support for Tufts’ athletic teams through the Khari Brown, Chad Onofrio, Ben forced the ball into the middle, time, but the run ended Wednes- purchasing of athletic equipment and the improvement of athletic Margoles, and myself all take the where Brown was being double- day night. John Skerry, Khari facilities. buses. teamed, leading to nearly auto- Brown, Andy Chapin, and Mike Proceeds from tomorrow’s event will benefit the Tufts University The game, scheduled to begin matic turnovers. They missed two Wolf all ended their careers on the Athletic Department. A one dollar donation will be collected at the at ’7 p.m., began at about 8 p.m. alley-oops badly. court. Unfortunately, the Jumbos door. The Jumbos were given enough There were moments when the were simply overmatched. “The event is open to everyone and it should be a fun night. Hopefully, we can raise some money for the Tufts athletic program,” saidDirector of OperationsJeff Cicia. For more information,contact the athletic department at 627-3232. Write Sports! Root for your favorite teams, and become a feel good a out. part of The Tufts Daily. Call John, Jeff, Doug or United \Nay Greg at 627-3090 and get of Massachusetts Bay the scoop! ---~ - page eight THE ”TS DAILY Friday, March 11,1994 More events to support financial aid Connections to start next year SENIORFUND EXPERIMENTAL continued from page 1 The next event planned is a night, and Senior Galaareplannec continued from page 1 class will be “Inside Hollywood.” Suitcase Party, which will be held to take place during senior week “We think that this topic is ex- raisingmoney but for introducing in the near future. Trips to places Proceeds will go towarc teach an Explorations or Perspec- tremely interesting and will gener- the senior class to this year’s such as a local Bed and Breakfast Seniorfund. tives course. According to ate a lot of interest,” Gittleman Seniorfund’s goals and plans. will be raffled off as door prizes. When students buy their tick- Gittleman, students can come up said. Cho said she was pleased with According to Cho, people ets for Senior Week, members ol with any topic for Explorations as the strong turnout for the event, should come to the party with the Class of 1994 purchase raffle long it is appropriate for critical Gittleman alsodescribedanew which was held in the sculpture packed suitcases. “We announce tickcts to benefit the financial aid analysis. additiontothe already strongfresh- garden of the Aidekman Arts Cen- the winner and you leave directly fund. “We definitely want a wide va- man advising program. ter. “I certainly didn’t expect that from the party,” she said. Prizes include year long sub- riety of topics for Explorations. many people to show up ... it was Students from all four classes scriptions to newspapers,gift cer- The broader the range of Explora- “Next year we are going to test packed,” she said. xeinvited to attend the event. tificates, and champagne. Class T- tions classes, the more students out a new program entitled Con- shirts will also be sold, with the will be interested in enrolling in a nections. Connections will include University President John Though plans are not definite, money going toward the raffle. class,” Gittleman said. a specific topic for the seminar as DiBiaggio also spoke to the se- Cho said she hopes to organize a Backman stressed that the pur- Gittleman and Woolf both said well as community service com- niors at the event. “I think people comedy night and a club night in pose of Seniorfund is not only to that they encourage any interested ponent,” Gittleman said. enjoyed it because they usually Boston before the end of the year. provide enjoyable events for the sophomoresand juniors to pick up She added that Only a don’t get to see President an application in Miner Hall as Other events, such as a harbor seniors, but “a big part has to do number of Connectionsclasses will DiBiaggio speak in an informal cruise, pre-harbor cruise barbe- with spirit that we can raise soon as possible. ... be available Since the program is setting,” Cho said. cue, trip to play paintball, club money and really docare,” hesaid. According to Gittleman, the topic for next year’s Perspectives still in its experimental stages. Reitman discusses new policy Y + REITMAN Y f 4 continued from page 1 that the Sigma Phi Epsilon frater- Feeding The K nity pleadedguilty to apolice alle- assaulted by two other male stu- gation of having four kegs in their dents at a fraternity Party, ~~ord-house. The kegs were discovered

4: ing to Reitman. The student who by thepolicewhenconductingtheir filed the complaint claimed that he visits to determine recommenda- was talking to the girlfriend of one tions for a new social policy. oftheother students. Reitman said Reitman said that the fraternity

A that this is the explanation that the was given a $400 fine for this studentgave as to “why he thought violation. 4( * Barbara Wiechmann they had to beat him up.” Reitman also spoke on his opin- K The two accused students re- ion of the effects of the recently # A’ A Cup & Saucer Production sponded to this claim in a letter, instituted social policy. He said x . Iconicity by Julie Nathansor writing that the student who made that the new policy allows stu- the complaint actually started the dents to have 50 percent more incident. After reading the re- people at a party than under the March 14,1994 sponse of the two students, the previous system without thepres- complainant decided not to pur- ence of a police officer. 4:OO & 8:OO p.m. sue the case. Reitman said that the “The number 100 no longer student “found the explanations makes it apublic party,” as it used Admission Free they gave him to be satisfying.” to, Reitman said, but “a private Since the student chose not to pur- party can now go up to the maxi- sue the case, it was dismissed. mum safe occupancy limits.” Ad- Marston Balch Arena Theatre /”’ Reitman also spoke of another ditionally, under the new system, assault and battery complaint that parties can last until 2:30 a.m. has been lodged by a Tufts stu- Reitman said that under this dent. Reitman said that this case is new social system, “there is a bet- currently in progress in both the ter understanding between the university disciplinarysystem and Greek system officers and the po- the Massachusetts court system. lice.” For example, he said that He added that further “details of there are now weekly meeting be- the case would be available as the tween the two parties and the of- The Tufts Daily adiudication is completed.” ficers now participate in “ride- I I -In another case, Reitman said ahgs” with the police. PASSOVERSEDERS

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Don‘t delay! Make your reservation today! Call Hillel at 627-3242. Friday, March 11,1994 THE TUFTS DAILY page nine Madonna shows more skin - GAME continued from page 5 unlikely friendship between two . simple movie. And of course, it’s ecuted. However, several other you enjoy silly, fun-loving films men and the situations they get predictable. All the bad guys look scenes in the movie have an ama- that don’t require much thought. Once kidnapped, Ben realizes themselves into. like bad guys and the town mar- teurish quality tothem. This could The beginning of Lightning Jack he wants to join up with Lightning The whole draw of the movie is shals act exactly how one would stem from the fact that Paul Hogan is a little slow, but theaest of the Jack, and convinces the outlaw humor where the viewer doesn’t expect them to. did everything for the movie ex- film has no problem holding the thathe’dbeagoodpartner.Gooden expect it to be. Paul Hogan’s char- cept direct it himself. The well viewer’s attention. Paul Hogan is does a temfic job conveying his acter is so stupid that almost any- The storylineplays out predict- known star of Crocodile Dundee funny and entertaining;but do not

.1 emotions and reacting to Hogan’s thing he says, even in a serious ably. In the end, the heros, Light- wrote, cast, produced and even expect to see Crocodile Dundee funny lines, but his inability to manner, is funny. ning Jack and Ben, get what they picked the director for Lightning all over again. Although Hogan speak seems to get in the way. His Most of the jokes in this movie wanted -- fame and fortune. Jack. Hoganraisedmoney forthis looks pretty much the same as he character would be better devel- are either childish or physical in Beverly DAngelo has a surpris- venture the same way he did for did in his first two movies, his oped if he could articulate his feel- nature. With only one of the two ingly small part as a small town Crocodile Dundee, by selling characteris different, asis the plot. ings, but his antics add humor to leads able to speak, the jokes have whore and Lightning Jack’s love shares of the movie on the Austra- Hogan, is, as usual, quite likeable, the film. to be acted out to be understood. interest. The scenes at her brothel/ lian Stock Exchange. and it is that quality that makes The previews do not do justice This movie may not make you tavern are humorous and well ex- This movie is a good pick if him fun to watch.

Patti Lee happy with program am am ENERGY continuedfrom page 1 am anxious to expand the program Celebrate to every university dining facility In the Alumnae Lounge DANCE AT TUFTS!! onFriday, March 11 facility. as soon as possible.” Rh “I am extremely pleased at the “The commitment to this pro- ‘from 2-4pm. effort and initiative being shown gram from our staff is evident. Please drop by. ’

by all those working on this ef- Employees and managers are anx- Improvisational pieces danced by membeffi Of fort,” said Patti Lee, director of ious to do their part and bring TuftsDance Collective to lmprovisatlonal Dining and Business Services. about a new way of looking at how New Muslc Ensemble. “In just the first few weeks of we use natural resources at this this program, we have already seen university,” according to Dewick- Free Coffee

, . importapt changes in the way en- MacPhiemanqger Robin Kelly and ’ ergy is being used at this facility.I assistant manager Matthew Biette.

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IN 46208 Tel 3 i;/?83-9336 or 1/800-368-6852Ext 9336 page ten THE TUFTS DAILY Friday, March 11,1994 Government experiments on schizophrenics backfire LOS ANGELES (AP)-- One In the UCLA experiment, the posed, NIH spokesman Don psychologist and co-director of the dent who was part of the study and schizophreniccommitted suicide. federal Office of Protection from Ralbovsky said Thursday. study. The drug involved was jumped to his death from a univer- Another tried to go to Washington Research Risks found inadequa- The study was designed to look Prolixin, a commonly used treat- sity building while off medica- ment for psychotic illnesses. tion, were not listed in telephone to kill the president. Both were cies even though the patients atpatients recently diagnosed with - subjects of a federally approved signed forms acknowledging “my schizophrenia and weigh the ben- The families of two patients directories in Los Angeles. university experiment in which condition may improve, worsen efits and disadvantages of drug complained to the NIH, prompt- Nuechterlein said volunteer their medication was withheld and or remain unchanged.” treatment. Sideeffects ofthedrugs ing the review, and sued UCLA. subjects knew about being taken they suffered relapses. The office, which is part of the can include uncontrollable.motor “They just left out all the bad off medication and had the option A preliminary federal report National Institutes of Health, said movements that may become irre- stuff,” said Robert Aller, whose of withdrawing from the study. obtained by The Associated Press the consent forms used for the versible. son Gregory was enrolled in the “They definitely knew after at criticizes the University of Cali- research project “omitted certain Schizophreniais characterized study from March 1988 to March least a year of medication that if fornia, Los Angeles, for failing to basic elements required for legally by delusions, hallucinations, de- 1991. they seemed to be sufficiently The researchers “fraudulently stable, that there would be a trial warn the patients adequately about effectiveinformed consent”by the pression and inability to think ’ risks and alternative treatments. Department of Health and Human clearly. induced people to participate with- period off medication. That’s in The question of what consti- , Services. The experiment began . InMay 1993,researcherscom- out telling them that they were theconsent forms and always was,” tutes informed consent has come ’ in 1983. pleted the part ofthe study in which assured of a terrible risk.” he said. “If the symptoms of psy- under scrutiny recently because of The draft report could change medication was withdrawn, said While off the medication, Gre- chosis wouldreturn,then they were disclosures about Cold War radia- afterthe school formally-. responds, - Dr. Keith Nuechterlein, a clinical gory threatened to kill his parents advised to return to medication.” tion experiments on humans. and no sanctions have been im- and tried to go to Washington to Theconsent form was changed assassinate President Bush on or- in late 1992 at federal request -- ders from space aliens. and will be modified again, ’ He has subsequently resumed Nuechterlein said. studies at UCLA and is respond- ing to medication prescribed by Dr. Gary Tischler, chairman of doctors outside the university. the psychiatry department at Survivors of Antonio UCLA, said consent forms change Lamadrid, a former UCLA stu- as medical standards change. Not another Crocodile Dundee LIGHTNING continued from page 5 interest. The scenes at her brothel/ tavern are humorous and well ex- men and the situations they get ecuted. However, several other themselves into. scenes in the movie have an ama- The whole draw of the movie is teurish quality to them. This could humor where the viewer doesn’t stem from the fact that Paul Hogan expect it to be. Paul Hogan’s char- did everything for the movie ex- acter is so stupid that almost any- cept direct it himself. The well thing he says, even in a serious known star of Crocodile Dundee manner, is funny. wrote, cast, produced and even Most of the jokes in this movie picked the director for Lightning are either childish or physical in Jack. Hogan raised money for this nature. With only one of the two venture the same way he did for TAKE DRUGS AND LOSE ALL leads able to speak, the jokes have Crocodile Dundee, by selling to be acted out to be understood. shares of the movie on the Austra- This movie may not make you lian Stock Exchange. think. It is the type of movie that This movie is a.good pick if lets you sit backandenjoy without yofl enjoy silly, fun-loving films worrying if you’ve caught all of that don’t require much thought. . the plot and subtle nuances. It’s a The beginning of Lightning Jack simple movie. And of course, it’s is a little slow, but the rest of the - predictable. All the bad guys look film has no problem holding the like bad guys and the town mar- viewer’s attention. Paul Hogan is shals act exactly how one would funny and entertaining; but do not expect them to. expect to see Crocodile Dundee The storylineplays out predict- all over again. Although Hogan ably. In the end, the heros, Light- looks pretty much the same as he ning Jack and Ben, get what they did in his first two movies, his wanted -- fame and fortune. characteris different, as is the plot. Beverly D’ Angelo has a surpris- Hogan, is, as usual, quite likeable, in& small part as a small town and it is that quality-. that makes wi&e and iightning Jack’s love him fun to watch. Thank you for choosing to help brighten hturek

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(Mem- summer camp for girls in Happy 21st Birthday1 Love, the Al- little bigger than a 3ft cubic fridge) Summer Sublet $300/person. Owner 491-7717 ber of PARW Professional Assoc. Rhinebeck.NY. Must be 21 or pha Phi Pledges. $1 10 or best offer, Call Marie 629. Great location on College Ave. 1 of Resume Writers. Call for FREE older,have (or get) lifeguard certifi- 9652. furnished bdrm. kit. W/D. Reason- Apply to live in the Alts House1 Resume/Cover Letter Guidelines.) cation, and canoeing experience. SUE CHLAPOWSKY ablypriced. desperate to sublet1Call Pick up an application for next year Also, word processing or typing of Good salary and benefits. Call Go Baby Go1 211 HAPPY BIRTH- RUSH Amy 776-8438. to live in a cooperative environment student papers, grad school applica- Wendy 396-7582. DAY1 We don't need to tell you to 2 tickets for Friday night's show at that supports 8 participates in the tions, personal statements, these, party- we know you will. Love, Alpha the centrum. $30 each. Call Laurie Powder House Bhfd ARTSll Call x2908 for details or stop multiple letters, tapes transcribed, NATIONAL PARK SUMMER Phi 8 628-7319. Huge apt with 6 bdrms or 5 bdrms by 37 Sawyer Ave. laser printing, fax service, etc. CALL JOBS with study. Lvng nn, dining nn. eat-in FRANCES AT 396-1 124, AAA RE- Tour guide,dude ranch. host(ess). SUSAN1 kit.screened porch. Short walk to Happy 21stI We're.so glad you CALL EARLY - MUST SEE SUME SERVICE. instructor, lieguard,btelstaff, main- campus.$15o~mo.Avail6-1-94.Call NearTufls. Large, Beautiful, Modem tenance, firefighter, and volunteer & stayed thffi semester b/c you're the 661 -9464 for appointment. bestl Have a great nightl We love 8 bedrrn. 3 bath, 2 fam house, ortwo GRAD SCHOOL APPLICAT~ONS government positions available. Ex- you1 Rachel &.Greta 4 bedrm apts wlparking, storage. EXPERTLY TYPED cellent benefds + bonuses1 Apply MEDFORDMTINTER HILL 283 bedrm apts on Conwell Ave. now for best positions. Call 1-206- 2 rm suite in 3bdrm apt. Lg, sunny, 2 (Law, Medical, Business.) "'396- Avail June 1st subletters O.K. Call 1124"'. Are your grad school appli- 545-4804 xN5035. porches, unlimited parking. ample for Appt. $300-$375 each. No Fees. storage space, 10 min walk to Tufts, cations piled high on your desk? Are 862-4885 you wondering how you're going to SPANISH TRANSLATOWEDITOR close to buses. Avail 4/1. $300 + utiV NEEDED negotiable. Craig 396-5765. fit all your info in those tiny spaces? Are you concerned where you'll find New England's largest translation Housing company, establishedin 1967,seeks SUMMER SUBLET the time to do it all before the dead- lines? Is your personal statement & qualified professional for into-Span- Great location on Packard Avel 8 ishtechnicalJegal, medical and busi- rms, up to 5 bdrms. 1 1/2 baths, resume professionally typeset & la- Rides ser printed on high quality paper in a ness material. Permanent, full-time porch and pkg. Call Stacey at 623- position challenging languagework 9936. Close to campus and TI typestyle that's attractive? No need m to fret- CALL FRAN AT 396-1 124, a environment. Salary commensurate specialist in making your applica- with emerience and abilii. Fax re- Summer Sublet sume to Caroline 617-@&5186 or 45 Packard. Great location. Great tions, personal statement. & resume as appealing as possible. mailtoLSI,POBox130.Cambridge. price. Call Matt at 629-8482 or Mark Going to Upstate NY? MA 02139. at 629-9612. I need a ride to Thruway exit 32, 'SUMMER SUBLIT Utica NY on 3/18. if going my way, "TYPING &WORD A 4bdrm and 3bdrm apt. at 75 APTS FOR RENT PROCESSING SERVICE" Ossipee Rd beginning June 1. Great June to June lease. 5 bdnn-$l500.3 call David at 629-8041. Willing to Wanted. Calllng All Artists! split costs. 396-1124. Student papers, theses, place1 Call Laura at 776-1411 or bdnn-$900.1 blockfromTufts. W/D, grad school applications, personal We have GallerylPerformance Melissa at (508)369-4019. dishwasher, backyard, garden area. statements. tape transcription, re- Space for you1 Contact the Arts Call 508-251-9717. sumes, graduateflaculty projects, House, 37 SawyerAve, ~2908.Opn MIDNIGHT CAFE AT OXFAM 4 BEDROOM A" muttipleIetIers,AMCASforms.Thor- house for prospective applicants, BIG, sunny 4 bedroom in 3 family 2 BDRMS AVAIL IN 4 BDRM APT ough knowledge of APA, MIA 8 Friday 7-9pm. house across from Tufts - Hdwd Beginning June 1. ending Aug 31. Chicago Manuals of Style. All docu- behind Miller 1Opm-1 am. Come and $25O/mO. walking distance to Tufts, listen to live acoustic4 folk music in a floors, Modem K&B washeddryer. Services ments are Laser Printed 8 spell- WORKOUT BUDDY OR DRIVEWAY, porch 8 yard, gas heat. lg, sunny, cool roommates. Call checked using Wordperfect 5.1. EXERCISE TRAINER calm setting. If you want to perform (617)776-9022. please show up at 10. $300/person owner491-7717. Reasonablerates.Quicktumaround. Young busymale professionalseeks Sewing Tufts students & faculty for college athlete or exercise trainer to 2 BDRM APT 1Oyrs.5minfromTufts. CALL FRAN helptobse20bs.andtoeup. Three Attention IM Ice Hockey Quiet, sunny 2 bdnn in house There will be both a home and an SUMMER SUBLET off SUNNY BEACHES AT 396-1124. (Member of NASS- times a week in Bmoklii. Hourly 4 bdnns, close to T & campus. W/D. Powderhouse Blvd. 5 min to cam- $189 rA Carrib. or Mexico. Europe - National Association of Secretarial wage negotiable. Call Dr. Habib away game on Tuesday. If you want pus.Modernandspacious,w/d,wood to play, call Matt Stein 8 776-0504 w/w carpet, cable N,dshwshr. $169. AIRHITCH 617 254-2819. Services.) AAA WORD PROCESS- Hassan at (617) 739-51 11 evenings Sunny 8 airy. CHEAP. 625-3026. Ars, p~.$750g00.0wner57-9515. Cali for program descriptions1 ING. or leave message. twelve THE TUFTS DAILY Friday, March 11,1994

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Today Sarabande Annual Spring Concert: Absolute Limelight Cohen Auditorium 8 p.m didnight Cafe lidnight Cafe at Oxfam Cafe lehind Miller, 10 p.m.-1 a.m. Sunday

slamic Society at Tufts balat-ul-jumma(Friday Prayers). Film Series 76 Curtis St., 12:30 sharp Movie: “Like WaterForChocolate.”Admission $2 ’rograms Abroad . Bamum 008,7 & 9 p.m. . ltudy AbroadinItaly withSyracuseUniversity hton 201.3 p.m. Unitarian Universalist Worship & General Meeting bsiaHaus Dinner, Open House “A Wimess toLove:”aresponsetohomophobia 12 Curtis St., 5 pm. All Welcome Goddard Chapel, 430 p.m. by Watterson Pilm Series Calvin and Hobbes * Bill dovie: “Bull Durham” idmission $2, 3amum008.930p.m.,midnight Monday ’arade of Nations: Fashion & Talent htravaganza Religion Dept. dacPhie Pub. 8:30-11 p.m. Lecture, Religion in International Relations, “Religion in Greek Orthodoxy” ’rograms Abroad Crane Room, Paige Hall, 7-9:20p.m. ;tudy Abroad InformationMeeting laton 201,230 p.m. , Programs Abroad Study Abroad with Butler in Ausnalia and ’en, Paint and Pretzels Tasmania avers (Winners) 209 Campus Center, 4 pm. kenaTheater, 8 p.m. Balch Arena Theater

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Tomorrow TLGBC weekly meeting DiscussionTopic: Outing Hayes House, 900 pm. Pen, Paint and Pretzels Foxmot by Bill Amend -overs (Winners) Hispanic American Society 4renaTheater, 8 p.m. Meeting Large Conference Room- campus Center, 9:3( l’ufts Hillel p.m. Egalitarian Shabbat Services 2rane Room Paige Hall. 9:30 a.m. Tufts Drama Department, Cup and Sauces Production Film Series FeedingThe Moonfish -Free’ Movie: “Like Water For Chocolate.” Admission Balch Arena Theater,4:00-8:00 p.m. 12 Bamum 008.7 & 9 p.m. Speak Hebrew? Come speakHebrew with Us! InternationalHouse MacPhie, right side. 5:30 p.m. Free Jazz Semiformal with Salim Washington Quartet Tufts Friends of Israel tnternationalHouse, 7 p.m.-9p.m. Come join us for Israeli Dancing Curtis Hall, 7:308:30p.m. Weather Report

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