THE TUFTS DAILY Where You Read It First Friday, April 30, 1993 Vol XXVI, Number 62 Rape related charge recently withdrawn Delta Upsilon yet to appeal decision by DAVID MEYERS and two faculty members, held the Daily Editorial Board hearing on April 8. The Judicial 1 A case against a Tufts student Board wrote, “After lengthy and I who was accused of being instru- careful deliberations, the Judicial mental in facilitating a rape was Board found the defendant not recently withdrawn, according to guilty. The Board considered the Associate Dean of Students Bruce testimony ofthe complainant to be Reitman. credible, but concluded that there “We have now been informed was insufficient evidence to es- by the complaining party that she tablish whether it was the defen- is withdrawing the case against dant who engaged in sexual activ- the Tufts student. The complain- ity with the complainant.” ant cites ‘issues of practicality’ as DU has not yet appealed the reason for her decision in this According to Reitman, Delta regard,” said Reitman. Upsilon chose Wednesday not to “For whatever reasons, she appeal the Inter-Greek Council’s withdrew the case,” he continued. decision regarding the hazing “Maybe because it’s hard to go charges brought against the frater- through these cases or it’s hard to nity. Photo by Amalie Bunford line up witnesses and evidence.” “The corporation of Delta Up- Tee-shirts in memory of Lena Bruee were on display during an emotional candlelight vigil last night. The charge is based on events silon [alumni ofthe Tufts chapter] that allegedly took place Nov. 7, is meeting to decide what to do at 1992, following the Tufts-Colby this point. They have not made a football game. final decision as to whether or not Vigil1 held in memory of Bruce by JESSICA ROSENTHAL by students at the rally was the ity into the world” by continuing A female Tufts studentclaimed they will appeal,” said Reitman. Daily Editorial Board hope that everyone grow from this to endow the Lena Bruce Scholar- that she performed oral sex on “They decided to hold off to re- Approximately 30 students at- experience, learning to appreciate ship Fund in the future. Colby senior Paul Froio but later view the financial issues.” tended acandlelightvigil last night, life and not take things for granted. In an emotional speech, Grace realized that he was not the same The fraternity has the option of silently marching from Capen Francesca Grace, executive requested a moment of silence in person she had gone to bed with appealing next Wednesdaybutthat House-up throughthe campus-and coordinator of Lena Bruce Day, which to “pray for Lena, to pray earlier, according to a report by quad to the library roof. The march said that the goal of the vigil was that we find this person so that her the Associated Press. see REITMAN, page 9 signified remembrance of Lena “to honor life.” Drawing on her soul can rest, and to pray for all the Froio is a member ofthe Colby Bruce, a 1992 Tufts graduate. friendshipwith Bruce, Grace said, women out there.” football team and had attended a Bruce, the first African American “She taughtme strength;Lena was Finally, Grace urged students party at Delta Upsilon after the woman to graduate from the Col- my role model.” to attendthe other events that have game. lege of Engineering in ten years, been organized for this weekend, “Thecomplaint also alleged that was found murdered in her South Grace cited an additional goal which will culminate in LenaBruce a male Tufts student was instru- Boston home nine months ago. of the rally as stopping violence Day on Sunday. mental in facilitating the rape, The rally, organized by Tufts’ against women. In keeping with She urged people to attend the claiming that he provided access new student organizationNot An- this theme, one participant read rally to be held for Bruce tomor- to his room in the fraternity for the other Sister, was the first of a “Home AboutmyRights,”apoem row in Boston, saying that “the Colby student after leaving the weekend of events to commemo- by June Jordan about the plight of politicalaspect ofthis is extremely victim asleep therein following rate Bruce’s life and promote the African American woman. important.” consensual sex,” said Reitman. awareness of violence against Since many of the participants The alleged victim consulted women. * did not know Bruce personally, “The police thought she had with the District Attorney’s Of- Following the march through one student expressed her hope been killed because she was apros- fice before requesting that Tufts campus, the participants gathered that “through an event like this, titute and just walked out on her pursue the rape charge at Colby, on the library roof to share their [Bruce] just does not become a and not even cared” because she which the Dean of StudentsOffice thoughts on Bruce’s life and on the symbol.” was a black woman, said Grace. did, said Reitman. violence involved in her death. Grace also said she hopes that “Take anger and make it into The Colby Judicial Board, Bruce Reitman Daily file photo A common sentiment expressed people “help to bring some equal- action,” Grace said. which is comprised of 12 students Primary Source still Seniors to set up fund School of by CAROLINE SCHAEFER Senior Funz” and is co-chaired by Daily Editorial Board former Tufts Community Union waiting for housing Instead of a bench or a plaque senior senators Doug Spitzer and Medicine - by CHRISTIANNA BEEBE bers of the publication and the named in honor of a classmate,the Rachel Fouche. Daily Editorial Board Orientation Committee at the be- ,Tufts Senior Class Council has “We feel it’s important to set a Lillian Broderick, associate ginning of this week, members of decided that its Class Gift to the precedent for Tufts students to give wins suit dean of undergraduate education The Primary Source requested University upon graduation will something back to the school in WASHINGTON (AP) -- The and a member of the Orientation permission to receive campus be a two-part fund: one-half will the future,” Spitzer said yester- Supreme Court on Monday, May Committee, said yesterday .that housing during the production of be earmarked for financial aid, day. He added that he hopes suc- 19, refused to let a former Tufts plans have been made to discuss an annual orientation issue, said and the other portion will be spe- cessive graduating classes will University medical student pur- the possibility of early housing for sophomore Chris Weinkopf, cur- cificallytargetedto provide schol- “carry on the tradition,” devoting sue his claim that he was wrongly members of The Primary Source, rent editor-in-chiefof the publica- arships for fmancially needy mem- their gifts to similar efforts. dismissed from school because he Tufts’, conservative student bi- tion. bers ofthe incoming Class of 1997. “I hope classes after us will see suffers a learning disability. weekly publication. However, no Broderick said yesterday that The drive to raise monies for this ours as a challenge and try to.beat The court, without comment, date has been set by which the the Orientation Committee was fund is appropriately titled “The the amount. that we’ve raised. rejected Steve Wynne’s argument decision would be made. aware that members of The Pri- Hopefully the Class of 1994 can that he could succeed in medical At a meeting between mem- mary Source feel their organiza- do something similar, and help school if he were given oral ex- tion has, in the past, been treated needy students in the Class of aminations instead of written, differently than other groups re- 1998,” Spitzer said. multiple-choicetests. 1 Inside questing early housing. Spitzer said that the idea to “He does not lack the basic “We have to look at all re- raise money for the University intelligence necessaryto beacom- Features ...... P- 3 Summer’s almost here, but don’t quests, particularlynew requests,” arose during past conversations petent physician,” lawyers for despair -you can lose weight without Broderick said. She added that between him and Fouche regard- Wynne said in their appeal. “The starving. Plus, coping in the real world. early housing is given ro organiza- ing the current, critical state of learning disabled have routinely tions based on their contributionto financial aid. been dismissed as failures. This is A&E...... p.5 orientation, and that new requests “The financial aid fund here is particularly so when educators rely An attention-getting low-budget film, are decided on a case by case ba- dwindling, since more and more on standardized testing.” a pop-type rap group, and this week’s sis. gifts are targeted for a specific Tufts’ lawyers argued, how- FOX gossip. “We have to see what their purpose, and it is rare that these ever, that Wynne was not quali- function is,” she said of The Pri- gifts are specifically for financial fied to continue inmedical school. Sports ...... p. 7 mary Source . “We have always aid,” Spitzer said. Oral exams in biochemistry The success of women’s lacrosse, assumed that the newspapers were Earlier in the year, Spitzer and would not work as well as mul- profile ofulaver Christine Ferrone, and i performing a function,” she said, Photo by Anni Recordati Fouchemet with UniversityPresi- tiple-choicetests, which “demand [NHL on the World Championships. I Senior Rachel Fouche see PRIMARY, page 2 see FUND, page 9 see SUIT, page 17 page two THE TUFTS DAILY Friday, April 30,1993 THETUFTS DAILY Letters to the Editor Paul Horan TEMS says not to perspective of south to north, students in- Editor-in-Chief Rules for Spring Fling To the Editor: vestigate the multifaceted past and present Managing Editor: Elizabeth Yellen As Spring Fling weekend arrives, we over-indulge at Fling linkages between Afiica and the societies Associate Editors: EIin Dugan, Caroline Schaefei would like to address some concerns re- TEMS would like to take this opportu- of the Americas.” Additionally, the inter- Editorial Page Editor: Stephen Arbuthnot garding the Spring Fling Social policy, as nity to wish everyone a fantastic Spring disciplinary approach ofthe program means Production Managers: Julie Comell, well as the safety issues involved with an Fling, but we would also like to remind that students are able to synthesize infor- Michael B. Berg, Jamie Fink event such as this. First, all students who everyone in the Tufts community to drii mation and theories from many depart- ments, yielding amore satisfyingand holis- NEWS are bringing alcohol must be 2 1 to enter the responsibly over the coming weekend. Editors: David Meyers, Christi Beebe gate. Ticket holders 2 1 and overmustpresent Enjoy and indulge, but don’t over-indulge. tic final project. 4ssistant Editors: John Wagley, Jessica Rosentha 2 validforms of I.D. along with their ticket Keep in mind that TEMS will be on call for The faculty and course resources are WeEditor: Joel Goldberg the entire Fling, and will be standing by at here at Tufts (although we could certainly Assistant Editor: Vijak Sethaput to enter the concert. Underage Tufts stu- dents must present their Tufts I.D. to enter. the concert on the President’s Lawn. We use more!), in departments including an- VIEWPOINTS Students 2 1 and over may bring in six 12- can be reached as always through Tufts thropology, dance, economics, English, Editor: Michael J.W. Sticking history, music, political science, and Ro- Assistant Editor: Mimi Ho ounce cans of beer (no bottles) or one liter Police at 666-3030. Always professional, of wine (no fortified wine or wine coolers). always confidential; that’s Tufts Emergency mance languages, to name a few. So no FEATURES Medical Services - how the Tufts com- matter where your major interests lie, this Editor: Rob Mirman Please be prepared to show the contents of Assistant Editors: Rachel Levine, Jessica Ruu all bags, coats, etc. munity has spelled relief for over seven minor program might be for you. In fact, many ofyou out there have already taken or ART& ENTERTAINMENT years. Editors: Madhu Unnikrishnan, Matt Carson Please remember that the success of this will take the five courses necessary to ful- Assistant Editor: Megan Brenn-White policy and the concert is the responsibility Jonathan Fisher LA’93 fill the minor program; however, unless WEEKENDER of each Tufts student. Incidents of alcohol TEMS, Executive Director you are officially enrolled in the program, Editor: Nadya Sbaiti poisoning, underage drinking, excess lit- Erich Karasko LA’94 you will not receive the recognition you Production Manager: Patrick Healy tering, and disorderly conduct will jeopar- TEMS, Assistant Executive Director deserve. Additionally, the program is on Photo Editor: Tabbert Teng probation and is under threat of being dis- SPORTS dize future Spring Flings. Although we are not expecting any incidents, TEMS will be solved. We must show the Administration Editors: Phil Ayoub, Doug Katz, Marc Sheinkin that there is not only a demand, but also a Assistant Editors: Craig Ortner, John Tomase available should studentsneed help. This is Back minor program need for the African and New World Stud- PHOTOGRAPHY a chance for the Tufts community to come To the Editor: Editors: Tara Kemohan, Matilde Pereda, togetherto enjoy goodmusic and company7 ies Minor Program. As graduating seniors, we are writing to Olivier Tittman and we hope that everyone will have agreat inform the entire Tufts community about Please support African and New World Assistant Editors: Tehzeen Choonavala, time and remember to be safe. Studiesat Tufts. Formore information or to Juan Mayoral one of its richest, yet still untapped, aca- enroll, contact Jill Netchinsky, Acting Co- PRODUCTION demic resources: The African and New ordinator, in the Department of Romance Layout Editors: Dirk Reinshagen, World Studies Minor Program. Languages (~2723). Ryan Otto, Leah Schwartz Rachel Fouche LA’93 . The African and New World Studies Graphics Editor: John Pohorylo Co-Chair, 1992-93 Concert Board Classifieds Editors: Stephanie Romney, Minor Program is an opportunity to do Adam Lewis LA’94 advanced independent coursework that Jennifer Rich Co-Chair, 1993-94 Concert Board Philip Cohen LA’93 Assistant Editors: Melissa Nirenberg, leads to a self-designed project relating to CeCe Davenport LA’93 Alison Meinster Randolph Williams LA’94 the African Diaspora. As it says in The Copy Editors: Elana Vatsky, Co-Chair, 1993-94 Concert Board Anthony D. Meyers LA’93 Cheryl Horton, Yael Belkind Bulletin, students “study the history and (Ed. note: All three signatories will be Katie O’Dair culture of Afro-America, Africa, and the Office of Student Activities graduating with a Minor in Aj?ican and Larry Azer Caribbean and Latin America. From the New World Studies) Executive Business Director

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Friday, April 30,1993 THE TUFTS DAILY page three FEATURES Surviving after college Fighting the battle of the bulge by JESSICA RUZL those who haven’t given tomor- Daily Editorial Board row a moment’s thought. He also by MELANIE GOODNER “Children! Tired of being ha- discusses options that make many Contributing Writer Well, it’s that time of the year rassed by your stupid parents? parents shudder, but which are Men 30% of dadv ealones.ealones: Suffer no longer! Move out, get realistic goals for some graduates. again! Summer is fast approach- ing, and you try on a bikini. What 125 1625 54 your own apartment, and get a job Careers in the arts, the Peace 150 -- WHILE YOU STILL KNOW (gasp!) Corps, and the decision a nightmare! No matter how hard 1950 65 EVERYTHING!!!” not to work are all possibilities you try, you can never keep those 175 2275 76 How many students living at that merit coverage in Martz’s winter pounds from creeping onto 200 2600 87 home have innocentlyapproached book. your hips. No need to panic quite Women their refrigerators for a midnight Martz, a graduate of Columbia yet; you still have some time ahead to get the situation under control. I30 1521 51 snack, only to see some variation University, is living proof that his 140 1638 55 of that sign leering at them? Too advice is sound he’s been living What’s the miracle solution, you -- 1755 many. Parents have such delight- without his parents’ money for ask? Just decrease your calories 59 fully witty senses of humor, don’t more than 15 years, in an eclectic and increase your exercise level, IO0 1572 63 they? Of course, it’s easy to have collection of professions such as and bingo ... you lose weight! 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for a fim, ftee way to start off your Spring Fling weekend! Friday, April 30,1993 THE TUFTS DAILY page five ART dk ENTERTAINMENT Low-budget film has high points by MATT CARSON hopes of finding work there. The were all filmed within one city Daily Editorial Board ownerjust happens to be the former block. However, they do begin to El Mariachi caused a big stir at mistress (Consuelo Gomez) ofthe grow repetitive in the later stretches this year’s Sundance Film Festi- man in white. of the film. val out in Utah. The film is the Rodriguez’s script has quite a set-up. It has lots of components But sincethe film is lessthan an common to American Westerns: hour and a half in length, the down outlaws looking for payback, an time doesn’t last very long. The Review innocent man being hunted, con- best portion of El Mariachi is its flicts over women. He also dis- final showdown between the title directorial debut of 25-year-old plays a lot influence of the late character, the woman, Azul, and Robert Rodriguez. It is also his director Sam Peckinpah, who was the man in white. In the last ten debut as a cinematographer, edi- apioneer inturning graphic screen minutes, there are some fantastic tor, co-writer and co-producer. violence into an art form. twists of character and plot. Its This Spanish language film was Peckinpah’squickeditingandslow apocalyptic ending Is surprising. made in Mexico for only $7,000. motion depictionsof violence and By saving its best moments for That is the key to this movie. It death, particularly in his 1969 dirge last, El Mariachi leaves the audi- is difficult to appraise whether or The Wild Bunch, shot holes in the ence satisfied. The grim, desolate not it is any good, because that myth of the West long before ending ofthis film makes the scant staggeringly low figure sticks in Unforgiven hit the screen. time investment (it takes about an the mind. Overall, the film looks So how does one decide hour to get to the last scene)worth- kind of cheap. But in the movie whether or not El Mariachi is any while. Positive K’s lyrics are kind of obscene and too much like, well, pop business, “kind of cheap” can de- good? It is quite rough around the ran scribe almost any budget below edges, as can be expected for the It is not a great film, though. It $10 million. Just to give you a little scant sum laid out for the film. is to be appreciated for its economy bit of perspective on the money There are two or three ineffective, and its grubby efficiency. But it is issue, Spike Lee’s She’s Gotta disconcertinglapses into slapstick just not very well made, which Positive K reaches the Have It cost $375,000. Rodriguez comedy. really isn’t anyone’s fault. The makes every nickel of his seven But Rodriguez has a very good best it can do is show how much lower echelons of rap grand count. eye. It is obvious that with the potential there is in Robert But that’s still not many nick- higher budgets and amore profes- Rodriguez. by ERIC K. CHAPMAN K album to hear about his big els. sional crews Rodriguez is being In that great Hollywood tradi- Contributing Writer . ***** and all the ***** he gets. Here’sthestory. Aruthlessdrug set up with as a result of this film, tion, this is sure to be remade into What can you say about The Back to Positive. Let’s not be trafficker named Am1 (Reinol he has the talent to make a very a slick, homogenized action pic Skills dat Pay da Bills that hasn’t harsh; he does have a few good Matinez) sits in a tiny Mexicanjail polished action thriller. Some of with lots of guns and explosions been said about the millions of songs. For example “Shakin’,” with a cellular phone and some the chase scenes in El Mariachi and a few pretty faces. But it won’t . *. I i “Night Shift,” and of course“1 Got henchmen, running his drug busi- are quite gripping and well staged, have the same curious and inde- a Man.” If anyone hasn’t heard of ness from the slammer. He speaks especially considering that they scribable effect as the original. that last song, you’ve missed an frequentlywith his ex-partner(Pe- entire era during which Positive K ter Marquardt), who apparently I I. was sweated on every radio sta- stiffed him for some money and others like it? It’s POP! Positive tion and video network across the got him busted. When that ex- K’s style seldom varies from that country. partner, who always dresses in ofmost rappers in his league. Even But, the greatest songs on the white, sends some hit-men after the novice rap fan can distinguish album are “How the F* * * Would him, Am1 and his men kill them the technique of popular rappers; youKnow,” and“Ain’tN0 Crime.” and set out to exact their revenge. the dance beats under simplerhym- Boththesesongs startwith samples Am1 is dressed in black and car- ing verses are the first sign. Of of voices disputing issues in not ries a guitar case full of guns. course, don’t forget the essential only the rap industry, but society Meanwhile, themusicianofthe proclamation ofone’s sexual prow- as a whole, followed directly by title (Carlos Gallardo) rambles into ess. Every other lyric is about “hit- lyricsthat have absolutelynothing town. He is also dressed in black ting skins” or c‘kn~~kin7boots.” to do with these issues. and carries a guitar case, only his Why? For instance, after the voices contains a guitar. Because sex sells. Especially stop ranting and raving about cross- The man in white sends his because if an artist wants to appeal over, pop, and rappers, Positive men, who have never seen Azul, to a “variety of audiences,”mean- starts spouting lyrics over a sup- after aman dressed in black who is ing white people, he’s got to seem posedly harder track. However, canyingaguitarcase.Comprende? Carlos Gallard0 rambles into town with nothing but his guitar, in uncontroversial. And supposedly the lines still sound the same. Lyr- To further complicate things, the ~1 Marjach j. there’snothingmore universal than ics like “Almond Joy not Mounds mariachi strolls into a bar in the love, and more importantly, sex. ’cause I got big ****,” and “I’m The same thing can be said for all acrobat,vote Democratic and drop the R&B artists who filter the air- thyme over static,” should tell it The latest on new FOX episodes waves. But one should realize the all. b MIMI TESSER and from Arizona at the Peach Pit. really. Also, it’s not a repeat. immense sexual current that runs d THRYN CARTNICK When he gets sick, however, Bran- Michael continues to play around through these songs.Rap is a genre Those who really want to hear Daily Staff Writers don takes over. The group turns with Kimberly. He is such a Beverly Hills, 90210 out to be bigger than expected woman’snightmare. HetellsKh for that. Somehow, this reviewer this should have no shame in buy- You won’t believe it -- this can’t see the romance in turning ing this album. But don’t huh- week was not arepeat! It was also (which is a real Beverly Hills cri- berly that he only wants sex, and the lights down, setting up the sis) and their leader, Ginger or she agrees toit. Whatever. This is, neouslydisM*C* Hammer. Jason Priestly’s directorial debut, candles and slipping in a Positive no bigdifference. Tina or Adrian (she is the biggest after all, the ’90s. He’s hot (a but that’s,nothing to get too ex- scarnmer) turns out to be some matter of opinion) but that’s not cited about. Would you like to be one chick who is the biggest ditz. She enough. Allison catches Michael of Nat is expecting a tour group takes Steve and Dylan on this wild with Kimberly when she goes to goose chase for Burt Reynolds. the hospital for a checkup. She After all these mishaps, they fi- confronts Billy about it, and while THE HAPPY FEW^^? nally give up and return to the at Shooters,Billy spills the milk to RELAX LATER Peach Pit just in time to find -- Michael. Are you young (18-40) and college-educated? Are REASONABLY PRICED guess who -- that’s right, Burt Jane gets suspicious,however, SUMMER STORAGE Reynolds. and she calls the hospital one day you seriously searching for love? We offer self- At school, it’s SeniorDitchDay, to find, much to her shock, that descriptive essays written by people who are, like Professional where the whole gang goes to Six Michael has the day off, which you, looking for true love and companionship. Pick-Up & Delivery Flags to celebrate. Kelly gets her he’s spending with Kimberly at You decide whom to contact. wallet stolen, and a slimy guy tries the beach. Upon his return home, Secured, Itemized to steal Donna’s as well, but her Jane spills out the sand from his Storage karate lessonspay off. She wrecks shoes and realizes what’s up. Whether you are . . . him, and it turns out to be some no- Jake and Jo cheat on their tax a man seeking a woman, Insurance & Boxes name loser from West Beverly returns and feel guilty about it. At a seeking a High. Andrea has this phobia of the last second, they retrieve their man man, roller coasters, so she doesn’t go letters from the mailbox to redo a woman seeking a man, or on any rides until Donna finally them. a woman seeking a woman, explains to her that riding one is The best part ofthe whole hour The Happy Few is a decent, confidential, and like sex. That was all the incentive was...Allison andBilly finally kiss! COLLEGIATE she needed. The show winds up to It was awesome. After Allison intelligent way to discover your perfect love. For be complete cheese; there is no keeps dealing with Amanda’s atti- details, send a stamped, self-addressed envelope to: STORAGE SERVICE conclusion except that the Ginger tude, she decides to go for it, after, Dept. TD, Box 382805, Cambridge, MA 02238. CALL NOW scammer steals Steve’s car &d of course, Billy suggests that he (617) 536 6657 gets away. Go figure. Nice job, held back his temptations in the - Jason. past. Their kiss was the biggest ’lease recycle this paper Melrose Place relief. ..we cried tears of joy. Oh god, this is a good one, Until next week ... page six THE TUFTS DAILY I Friday, April 30, 1993

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, Friday, April 30,1993 THE TUFTS DAILY page seven SPORTS Ferrone’s talent and Women’s lacrosse crushes Bates by CRAIG ORTNER enthusiasm. stand out Daily Editorial Board by WETTE JOHNSON on a large role in my life,” Ferrone The women’s lacrosse team, Senior Staff Writer said. spearheaded by a youthful, ath- Tufts University women’s la- Every athletehasaturninlgpoint letic frontline, notched its eighth crosse team has ajewel that shines in hisher career, whether it is for win of the season last Tuesday, brightly: Christine Ferrone. Hail- the better or for the worse. Ferrone defeating Bates College, 15-7. At looks at the critical point in her 8-2, the Jumbos own the best record Athlete Profile athletic career differently. She re- in the New England Small College fuses to put a label on her accom- Athletic Conference, and are en- ingfiomNeedham, Mass., Ferrone plishments, and she will not say joying one of their finest seasons has been playing lacrosse since that she has peaked because she ever. Their play has surpassedpre- the seventh grade. Since then she thinks that she canstill become a season expectations, as they have has made lacrosse apart of her life better player. generally blown out opponents. and has been an integral force in “Personally,I hate to think that Head coach Carol Rappoli has making Tufts stand out among I’ve come to the point in my career reason to be pleased. Division 111 women’s lacrosse where I can do no better. I still Theroster, which includesonly teams. want to play after I graduate... I one returning senior, isreplete with Ferrone makes lacrosse seem want to believe that I’ll get better freshmen and sophomores, who in On Saturday the team will travel to Wesleyan to finish out their like an experience that is invigo- and better,” she said. spite of their lack of experience, regular season. rating and breathtakingall at once. Ferrone cannot deny the facts, have added an entirely new di- The tone and excitement in her because statistics do not lie. There mension to this year’s squad. ing output against Bates. The team’s work as a cohesive voice would make anyone want was definitely a point at which she This year’s successes include Not to be overlooked is the unit, more so than anything else, is run up to women’s lacrosse coach peaked, at least once or twice. As an impressive six-game winning defense, aunit which has provided what Rappoli and the Jumbosmust Carol Rappoli and say “I want to ajunior year, she made First Team streak, which was snapped last lacrosse fans with a number of be most pleased with. Prior to the play.” All-Region and second team All- Saturday in a tough 13-8 decision stellar performances this year. beginning ofthe season,there were Serving as team captain Ferrone American. to Bowdoin. The other Jumbo loss Senior captain Christine Ferrone concerns over how so many young takes on the position with great Being a constant presence on came at the hands of NESCAC and Theresa Sorrentino have both players would blend in. Fortu- pleasure. Being able to help make the field for four years with the powerhouse Williams College. been instrumental in turning back nately, as many of the upperclass- her teammates excel and become same coach, Ferrone has made The Jumbo offense is fueled by opposing offenses. However, men have readily acknowledged, more efficient lacrosse players some important friends. She ex- high-scoring attackers Christina Rappoli pointed toward the entire many of the freshmen and sopho- drives Ferrone more than the ex- plained that Rappoli is more than Doykos and Karen Queen, each defensive unit when explaining mores play at a maturity level be- pectation of winning. a coach to her. with 30 goals on the season, and their success. yond their actual experience. This “My personal goal as a player “Coach Rappoli is my coach freshman Rebecca Black, .who Finally, goaltender Jill they attribute to good coaching, a is just to feel that I have contrib- and my friend. I can talk to her leads the team with 17 assists to go Donaldson has been solid, allow- strong desire to succeed, and a uted to the program and to make about anything. She’s dedicated along with her 24 goals. The Jum- ing just under six goals per game, strong sense of team unity. the other players succeed,” Ferrone and motivating to the sport. I have bos have displayed an uncanny and 65 percent of opponents’ shots With the offense, defense, and said. a tremendous amount of respect knack for putting the ball in the net on goal. Donaldson was recorded goaltending appearing solid and As the only senior on the team, for her. She’s knowledgeable. this season, as they have averaged as having 14 saves against Bates, cohesive,the future, as well as the Ferrone will be leaving a young During the past four years I have an astounding 13.6goalspergame, and has been an integral part ofthe present, of Jumbo women’s la- squad. As the conclusion of her learned more athleticallyfrom her and once again yielded a high scor- Jumbo success. crosse is bright. last season as a Jumbo approaches, than ever before in my life. She’s she cringes at the fact that she will the best coach,” Ferrone said. no longer be wearing a brown and Christine Ferrone has graced World Championships have begun blue jersey. the field at Tufts University and by DOUGLAS KATZ assists. Their linemate Shayne from the fatherland, Russia that is. “It’s too emotional to even talk has left a mark in the hearts of Daily Editorial Board Corson noticed that Kariya looked To Philly stars, Vladimar about right now. Being the only those who played with her and Every year while the attention quite at home with the profession- Butsayev and Dimitri Yushkevich senior, I have no other senior to those whom she has befriended of the North American hockey fan als. Keenan, who will bethe coach have made quite an impact on the talk to about leaving with. I’m not over the years. The Brown and turns toward the StanleyCup play- of the New York Rangers next already loaded Russian team. One ready to think about the Blue will definitelymiss the pres- year, has been delighted with the notable player missing from the end ...athletics have been a huge ence of this extremely articulate University of Maine superstar’s team is Viktor Kozlov. Kozlov is part of my life at Tufts... it’s taken and selfless athlete. This Week in play, and there is heavy specula- a super prospect, but coaches in tion that the Blueshirts will part the organization chose to dismiss with John Vanbiesbrouck and him from the team, possibly for offs, the rest of the hockey world Darren Turcotte in order to move his less-than-stellar performance has its eyes on a different prize. up high enough in the draft to at the World Junior Champion- MCCARTHY ships in Sweden earlier in the year. The World Championships are score Kariya. The top picks in the currently underway in the fine re- draft are by no means set, and Other junior stars from Russia public of Germany and some of Kariya may go as high as second, made the trip, such as Igor the best hockey players in the world so any trade that the Rangers pull Alexandrov. Don’t expect general SELFSTORAGE are there. Of course, about 95 per- off will be iffy unless they can managers in the NHL to care that cent of the best hockey players in score the top pick, which isn’t much, though. So he may not be the world are currently in the likely because the Ottawa Sena- the first pick, but don’t look for Stanley Cup playoffs, so who is tors are psychedto pick Alexander him to slip past the fifth pick, 396-7724 playing at these “so-called” World Daigle. especially ifthe Tampa Bay Light- Championships? Well, for start- The rest of the Canadian roster ning are still to pick. ers, some players whose teams isn’t so bad either. NHLers Bill Enough with the World Cham- 22 Harvard Street, Medford were eliminated from the hunt for Ranford, Dave Manson, Geoff pionships already, and if you want the Cup are skating for their re- Sanderson, and Mike Craig plus to learn about the playoffs, get spective countries at the Champi- many others have enlisted in Iron ESPN. One columnist figures it’s Store your stuff with us this summer! onships. Mike’s efforts. Sanderson is light- bad form to be constantly defend- ing it up, and goalie Bill Ranford ing one’spredictions,so he won’t. looks a lot like Patrick Roy. If There is some other big news in Our 6th year serving Tufts students Superstar rookie Eric Lindros Keenan can capture the whole ball the world of hockey, though. The joined the Canadian team after ofwax, itwouldsurelybeafeather owner of the Edmonton Oilers Adjacent to Mystic Ave. / Harvard St. their first game, andthe team hasn’t in his cap, and maybe his good (whose name deserves not to be looked back since. Lindros is the mode would last into the ‘93-94 printed, so it won’t be) has given 8 sizes - Open 7 days biggest star to appear in the Cham- NHL season. the city of Edmonton until the Ides P.O. boxes available pionships since Mario Lemieux of May to give into concessions or made a cameo back in the ’80s. In If anyone is wondering about he will move his team to an arena MC / VISA / AMEX his first game, Lindros netted one the United Statesentry in this little in Hamilton, Ontario. No doubt, goal and chipped in five assists shindig, don’t. The leading US Hamilton will be a great hockey (yes, five). That was just a warm- stars including Doug Weight, Ed town, but Edmonton may be one up for the big Philadelphia Olcyck, Mike Richter, and Adam of the greatest hockey towns ever. Call todau!J centericeman, who scored three Burt didn’t really put up much of a It’s 50/50 if the team will move, goals and added three assists in the fight.The star-laden Swedish team but ifthey do look for the league to next game, just for good measure. knocked out the Americans in the add two more expansion teams for Canadian coach Mike Keenan quarterfinalsto propel themselves the 1994 season -- those teams teamed Eric up with future into the semi to meet the Czech being Edmonton and Minnesota, The Tufts Daily megastar Paul Kariya. Republic. The Swedes’are led by go figure. Kariya has responded well to Ulf Dahlen and future star Peter Well, to next year, have a great playing with the big boys. The Forsberg. In the other semi-final, playoffs and do go out and play a hopes that y’all little bit of shiny. night- of Lindros’ hat trick, Kariya the Canadians will meet the squad . J have a lovely day. 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Guest Tickets for the Gala, Caddyshack, Harbor Cruise, and Club Night are on sale at the Information Booth until May 7, 1993. 21 and over to enter all events but the Gala - please take notice. THE TUFTS DAILY page nine Friday, April 30, 1993 ______Seniors give to financial aid scholarships DU still haschance to appeal FUND ate ideas on how to raise the money about Senior Week, depends upon REITMAN Hanna, the list had four specific continued from page 1 for the fund. After this meeting, the money pledged by the mem- :ontinued from page 1 points: creation of a committee to dent John DiBiaggio, Dean of membersofthe SeniorClassCoun- bers of the Class of 1993. Spitzer is their last opportunity, said redo the controversial speaker Undergraduate Admission David cil named Fouche and Spitzer CO- said he and Fouche have set a goal Reitman. policy, placement of students on Cuttino, Student Activities Pro- chairs of the “joint proposition,” of $30,000, though Fouche admits Delta Upsilon was brought up the diversity committee, bringing gram Coordinator Katie O’Dair Spitzer said. their target is “ambitious.” on hazing charges after the Dean speakers to Tufts to discuss and .Development Office Assis- The drive, which began when “We’ve already receivedabout of Students office and IGC heard marginalized life, and a written tant Jeff Wiiey in order to gener- seniors received their mailin $5,000, but we’re hoping that we allegations of coercion and alco- statement fkom the Administra- can reach our goal,” Spitzer said. hol abuse. The IGCJ handed down tion expressing a serious commit- NO DEPOSIT! He said that seniors can either a one-year suspension along with ment to the previous demands. donate money to the fund now, or a number of other penalties. “Dean [of Students Bobbie] pledge a certain dollar amount to Representatives from Delta Knable, [Director of Student Ac- donate within the next year. Upsilon were unavailable for com- tivities] Bill Stackman, and I are ment. meeting and talking to other ad- Spitzer said that seniors who Administration receives ministrators,” said Reitman. “We need another pledge card or have demands feel confidentthat we can meet the questions can contact Fouche or A group of students calling requests that the group presented. him through the Student Activi- themselves Respect submitted a We will soon be in a position to ties Office. Pledge cards are also list of demands to members of the respond.” availableat the Information Booth Administration yesterday. Representatives of Respect in the Campus Center. According to senior Sandra were unavailable for comment.

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Cover letters Follow-up letters Three versions of my 6sume' A list of contacts Lotus 1-2-3 spreadsheet Wordperfect word processor Now Up-%-Date 2.0 MS-DOS files SoftPC Managing Your Money Hypercard A money and banlung paper A statistics paper Graphics for several papers My class schedule Instructions for using Internet Research from CompuServe My model stock portfolio My checkbook A list of notable business quotes A fax/modem A fax I sent to a software company My system for playing the horses My win/loss record for the year LEONARDARMICHAEL SOCIETY Connections Workingfor change through community involvement Let Them Be Kids IKIDS’ DAY I Jon Gilgoff I have been to breakfast as the din- Quickly I searched the table for ing halls twice, once each year I have paper towels. After all, if there were been here. Amazingly, in both instances, paper towels, there would be no need I lugged no fifty dollar texts along with for the children to utilize an alternative me. Nor did 1 bring pens, pencils, cleaning device, namely my shirt. As it calculators, or an ounce of stress. On became painfully clear that among the Saturday, the 17thofApri1, into Dewick razors, shaving cream cans, and bal- I strode wearing my tee-shirt with light loons, there were in fact no towels, I blue elephants and pink balloons. As realized that I had better come up with secure in my masculinity as I thought I another and more convincing threat was, 1 did feel kinda silly. However, as soon or my thirty dollar Gap rugby I peered timidly around the cafeteria I would be getting a close comfortable was pleasantly surprised by many fa- one, courtesy of my five little angels. miliar faces clad in the bright and early Like vultures circling a recent kill, colors of Kids’ Day ’93. the girls began to prance around me, After a delicious plain bagel, a spe- coming closer and closer every time. cial treat for those of us who have to My scowl was enough to keep them deal with the prehistoric pumpernick- away for a while longer and perhaps els of mid-day, and about six cups of they’d soon get dizzy. No, the truth was coffee, I was ready to face the task at that I needed a threat, a really good hand. “Bring ‘em on, Dan,” I said threat. Trouble was all the ones that I brandishing my umbrella in the cool used at summer camp simply did not morning rain. apply in this setting. “Careful, Jon,” he warned, “Nowa- “No row-boating for anyone that days you can get twenty-five to life just dares lay a hand on me!” Mild confu- for joking about such things.” sion for a couple of seconds perhaps, “I have been a counselor at camp for but the circle actually moved closer. five summers straight,” I stated haugh- “Those that get me messy will not tily, “I’ve never had to resort to vio- help with the bonfire!” lence before and I won’t have to now.” From behind I felt the first little “You just have to know how to deal hand slap against me. I wheeled my with kids,” I went on, “You have to head around only to be lathered mer- know how to lay down the law, make cilessly three more times from the front. them realize that they are going to pay The vultures were swarming now, and I Who needs carnival rides? I if they don’t listen to you.” if I had any breath of life left in me And then, suddenly it hit me, liter- It was really quite sad to see all the “You mean threaten them,” Dan before now there was none. I was de- ally right in the side of the head. But as girls’ muthahs and fathahs come and said plainly. feated by the children. I tossed off the ball of cream from my take them away. First Alana’s came: we “Threaten is such a horrible word ...” I began to yell and scream and rant cap, what I felt was no longer anger and had been k-i-s-s-i-n-g in the tree ac- Three hours later, with the words “1 and rave and before I knew it, the girls frustration but happiness, sheer glee. I cording to the rest of the group and am wacky” already painted across my were on the verge of tears. had an amazing epiphany right there that’s more action than I’d had in a forehead and my five girls all glancing “I want my muthah,” Alana said in in Cousens Gym, and this is what it was: while. Ashley wuz’ comin’ ovuh’ to deviously up from their balloons with the most amusing Somerville accent I I would never have to see these chil- Alana’s: well, there’s gotta be a spoiled shaving cream smothered all over their had ever heard. dren ever again after today. Just as brat to every group and she might as hands, threaten was precisely what I “Youcan have her in a few hours, so there were no row-boats or bonfires at well be named Ashley. was about to do. don’t worry,” I announced trium- Kids’ Day, there also was no tomorrow. Caitlin’s fathah came next: Gait was “If any of you are even thinking phantly. There was no need for threats, no need the hardest to part with. Besides Cait abut wiping shaving cream on my Again the girls were disappointed. to establish control over the little mon- being the name of my favorite cousin, shirt... well, we’ll just see how your par- The group leader was regaining con- sters. this little eight year old had spunk. She ents like it when they get the cleaning trol to their collective dismay. I looked “Let them abuse me, let them dis- was the one who began the assault with bill ...probably come out of your allow- around at all the children and thought obey me,” I thought to myself, “let a creamy weapon. She was the one who ance, too ...” of all their poor muthahs and fathahs them run around, talk back, and eat blind-sided me in the bouncy-room It was as if I hadn’t even uttered a that had to deal with them each and cookies before lunch. On Kids’ Day, for after I had so carelessly forgotten that word. every day. one day, let them be kids.” it was her turn to be thrown. Most importantly, she was the one who yelled out in response to the woman from the Discover the LCS community spirit and service Science Museum when she asked if anyone could explain the role magnets The mission of the Leonard Carmichael Society involvement in Somerville, Medford, and Boston. In played in transmitting sound through (LCS) is to work towards aeatinga more socially sensitive local schools, LCSers are Special Friends and tutors. a record speaker, “I don’t care and it’s and responsible world. LCS does this by encouraging Volunteers help adults master English or become liter- not interesting!” Tufts students, faculty and staff to get involved in commu- ate. From the homeless, the hungry, the ill, the blind, the Finally, Karen’s cousin came for her nity action such as service, education, and advocacy elderly, children with special needs, battered women, it is and Regine: Regine was the best be- evolving from program related issues. hard to find a segment of the population not touched by haved of the group, the most mature, We believe that service is fundamental to achieving LCS volunteers. and just as every group must have its our goals because only with personal experience and LCS programs serve Tufts students as well. Cancer spoiled brat, it was nice to have some- cooperation can we be sensitive to the worth, dignity, and Outreach educates students during the Great American one who listened at least half the time. true needs of the population with which we work. We Smokeout and other times in addition to hospital visits. Karen was very shy, but I love a good recognize, however, that direct volunteering alone is not Look around you and LCS still appears. TravelingTrea- challenge. enough and must be linked with other means of involve- sure Trunk brings the magicof theater to children inarea In fact, if there is an image that will ment that are informed by direct personal experience schools, child care centers, and hospitals. Food Rescue stick in my mind for years and years to with the community. collects donated food from surrounding stores and bak- come, it will be of Karen sitting next to Furthermore, we believe that participation in such eries and brings it to homeless shelters. UNICEF works me on the steps ofCohen with a balloon experimental learningis an integral part of an individual’s for the betterment of children around the world. tied around her wrist. She steals a look education. Volunteering does not only take place Monday to over at where my head is positioned Last semester over 400 Tufts students decided to Friday. On weekends, Volunteer Construction Corps every so often and then puts the bal- volunteer in one of the 25 programs of the Leonard builds housing for low-income families and repairs area loon an inch away from my head. The Carmichael Society (LCS). Volunteers brought a piece of agencies like shelters. Even during Winter and Spring wind blows softly and the balloon themselves and took away their own special experiences Breaks, Tufts students continue to give of themselves on bounces back and forth against my from community service. LCS is a mix of backgrounds, Volunteer Vacations. painted face. I turn to stare at her in majors, interests and opinions. Through the unique Just as our volunteers are‘ a wide variety of people, mock dismay but she looks away just as structure of LCS, over ten percent of the campus has LCS itself is an organization offering a wide variety of quickly. The corners of her mouth are found some form of volunteering to call their own. programs and opportunities. Some are well known, some curved upward and when the wind dies LCS programs include special events like the Leuke- are maybe not as “famous” but just as vital. Some LCS- down I can hear a quiet giggle. Over mia Society Swim-a-thon and Blood Drives. Each April programs and have become Tufts traditions, some are and over we play this game until finally two thousand area children flood the campus on Kids’ new to the Tufts community. What they all share in I catch her looking at me and this time Day thanks to hundreds of group leaders and volunteers. common is the sharing of self. Take some time and see if I can hear her laughing, even with the LCS, however, is not just one-day events but year-round an LCS program interests you. Call us and get involved. wind. Page JI PAID ADVERTISEMENT Spring 1993 Reflections From West Virginia Tom Minwr “Funny things happen on the road VACATIONS I “West Virginia, my favorite vaca- to West Virginia ...” That’s what my FOLUNTEER tion land.” - Seth Fragomen grandmother used to say. Not really, but she should have. “Don’t forget to brush your teeth, This past year, 45 people partici- don’t take candy from strangers, and pated in the Volunteer Vacations pro- oh, don’t forget your flashlight.” - gram during a week of their winter or Claudia Scholtz spring breaks. Over spring break, ten of us took a scenic tour of the stretches “HOWbigwas Bob?” -AliGolshayan of highway in ten states to arrive at Lewisburg, West Virginia in the south- “The flowers rose in harmony be- eastern part of the state. yond the horizon as we growled in During the eighteen hour trip we harmony to the tune of the West Vir- lost one car, and one car broke down, ginia sunset in spring; a moment to but we all managed to regroup in remember.” -Brandon Chase Lewisburg. There we were supposed to help renovate the Family Resource Sam was unavailable for comment, Center, a shelter for battered women but I’m sure she would have agreed and children. We were housed in a that the week was very unique and a chureh retreat house that was not be- great learning experience. ing used for the week. We learned firsthand about the Throughout the week we painted, problem of domestic abuse, learned fundraised, constructed, interacted I SDrine Break at the Familv Resource Center I about ourselves, and most importantly, with a community very different from “I got reminded of what’s impor- “God I love to paint.” - Brian learned about Barbecue. The times at Tufts, and had ourselves a hell of a tant in life, met some great people, Colwci the FRC,the Hobnobbery, the Baptist time. FRC, along with providing shel- learned so much, and got to use my church, the caves, Beartown, Bob’s ter for battered families, also provides backpack and my sleeping bag!!” - “The land was beautiful, the Bap- Big Boy, and even the “homestead” emotional and legal support through Jess Slavin tist church was welcoming, the where we laid our heads at night were its small, dedicated staff. The experi- Shenandoah Valley was endless. One memorable and served as a great in- ence can not be truly described on “The experience was indescribable of the more relaxing weeks of my life sight into the great people at the shel- paper, but here’s what some people and 1 think everyone should do Vol- and all the while I made new friends.” ter and nine other great people at had to say: unteer Vacations at least once before - Sue Hall Tufts. they*graduate.”- Zrenee Beattie “Blood, Sweat, and Trunk” JSWIM-A-THON 1 Big Bird Kids’ Day ’93! What a hoot, and trying to group lead). Traveling Treasure Trunk was proud And don’t worry, we certainly to be a part of it! weren’t bored with the kids. While Our loyal following of children and some became complete believers that Tuftonian fans will no doubt recall we trulywere the characterswe claimed that we normally go to area schools, to be, there was a gaggle of non- day care centers, hospitals, etc. and believers. So as not to break character, perform several short skits combined we all made sure not to talk while in withanextendedsegue here and there. costume, and the explanation that Sure, we’re used to putting on those Cookie Monster and friends “have lar- silly costumes and making fools of yngitis today” quickly grew old for ourselves for the betterment of chil- some. dren, but Kids’ Day provided us with Other youngsters questioned why a new challenge. I think I speak for the Big Bird had a zipper on his back, or entire troupe when I say that it was why Goofy’s head was so hard, or why certainly a new experience to be com- human flesh poked out of parts of pletely encased in yellow, blue, and Barney’s body. purple fake fur (not that thereis any- Still others decided to test our com- thing wrong with fake fur)! So there bat skills. This was the worst for the we were. character of Michelangelo who con- The cast of characters included tinually seemed to find himselfin com- Barney the Dinosaur, Michelangelo, petitions with little ninjas half his size. Cookie Monster, Big Bird, Goofy, Oh’yeah, and lets not forget the ador- Minnie, Mickey, and others. As if the able tyke that grabbed Bid Bird’s groin heat inside those things wasn’t hard to see if he was male or female! enough to tolerate, it turned out to be Due to some of the above events, it I Many volunteers contribute to the Swim-a-thon’ssuccess 1 the male half of Trunk that donned quickly became apparent to us that the yellow tights of Big Bird. our friendly characters were in need It was a blast to become a character of escorts (or body guards, as we pre- Swimming for dollars and to see the kids smile at you, sing to ferred to think of them). At the end of you, and hug you a thousand times. this exciting day, sweaty and tired, the Susan Cho Best of all, no one could tell who was Tufts Traveling Treasure Trunk left On Monday, April 19, LCS spon- tinue to be one of LCS’s major inside of the costume, so we were all Cousens Gym with a smile. Once again, sored a very successful Ninth Annual fundraisers for many years to come. free to act as silly as we wanted (and to we made kids happy and in the end, Swim-a-thon to benefit the Leukemia Next fall, we will celebrate ten years harass our collegiate peers who were that’s all that really matters! Society of America. It was held in ofTufis’ dedication to the LSA. We’ve Cousens Gym at the Hamilton Pool set our goal at $5000 and are confi- from 12 noon to 10 p.m. This year dent that the Tufts community will Tufts University is proud to present to rise to meet the challenge with enthu- the LSA a check for over $2000. siasm and goodwill. As demonstrated Year after year, this LCS event by the outstanding fundraising abili- shows the Tufts community’s commit- ties of the swimmers, I believe we’ve ment to aid research of leukemia. I, got the makings of a great swim next along with Thais Hoyer and Gabriela year. Martinez have coordinated the event On behalf of the LSA, LCS, Thais, for two years and are constantly Gaby, and myself, I’d like to thank all amazed with the swimmers’ dedica- those who participated in the swim as tion to this fundraiser. At least half of fundraisers and volunteers for their this year’s participants raised $50 or efforts to help fight leukemia. I am more. Severaloutstandingfundraising very proud to be a part of a commu- efforts were turned in including Rit nity that cares enough to bring a great Zbikowski ’95 who raised $204, Jef- event like this to campus. frey Nataro, a thirteen year old from Medford at $320, and Anthony No&: Results are strictly unofficial Cortese, former dean of the Center and will not be made official until all for Environmental Management at pledge sheets and pledges are in. It is $500. Each of these swimmers have imperative swimmers return the full participated in previous years. With amount reported ASAP so as to guar- awesome performances by our sea- antee accuracy and speed in our calcu- A budding artistat the Bigelow Street Shelter in Czbridge I 1 soned veterans, the event will con- lations. Spring 1993 PAID ADVERTISEMENT Page VOLUNTEER VACATIONS Reality Hits Home: Volunteering Abroad Adam J. Tratt Following b the entryfor November 14, his naked bottom touched the cold 1992 from the journal of Adam J. Tratt metal pan. He does not drool or cry or while in P.M.I. Yantala, Niamey, Niger. even twitch as the scale’s needle falls The cries of babies bounce off of dead on 4 kilograms(nine pounds). the chipped tile floor and ricochet off Considering how sick the child looked, of the hundreds of bodies which line his weight didn’t seem so low. the corridor leading to the examining In my very best Hausa, I ask Aissa room. The air is heavy with the hun- for Bubakar’s registration card. She ger and disease of November in pulls the crudely laminated green oak- Mamey. The harvest has come and tag from her pagna. I notice that Aissa gone. Widespread malnutrition and looks like she’s pregnant again. illness are a permanent fixture in Bubakar is Aissa’s second child. Aissa Niger. The heat, even in the open-air is seventeen years old. shaded clinic is desert hot and the It hits me that Bubakar is not an wind kicks a thick dust through every infant at all. To my horror I register doorway. A Hausa woman jockeys for Bubakar’s weight on the card beneath a positionin line pushingaside alighter his age. This child is twenty months I “I love doing windows!” I skinnedTuareg mother who grips her old and weighs only a few pounds baby as she surrenders her place. more than I did at birth! Food for thought, courtesy of the Indigo Girls: Eight A.M. arrives and Jibo, my Jiba summons the nutritionist who partner at the scale, calls in the first pulls Aissa aside for consultation. patient. Aissa approaches the table The like of mothers with swollen- with an uneasy smile. Two tiny feet tummied children now wraps around “Hammer and Nail” appear from behind her back and the outside ofthe clinic into the street (Lyrics by E. Saliers) hang underneath her armpits. She where life as usual goes on. The cries carehlly unties the cloth harness which drone throughout the morning and, Clearing webs from the hovel hides her piggy-backed son, Bubakar dreading what I’m likely to see, I A blistered hand on the handle of a shovel from the early morning rays. We hoist hesitate to call in the next patient. I’ve been digging too deep, 1 always do. the infant into the beaten tray atop the “Community service, you chose to do I see my face on the surface scale. this,” I remind myself, but I just don’t I look a lot like Narcissus Unlike most babies at the clinic, feel like I’m making a difference. The Bubakar suffers from caloric malnu- line is gettinglonger and longer. What A dark abyss of an emptiness trition. His eyes remain closed as if he is the alternative? Standing on the edge of a drowning blue. is in a deep sleep throughout our “Next.” handling. He does not squirm when I look behind my ears for the green Even my sweat smells clean Glare off the white hurts my eyes. Gotta get out of bed get a hammer and a nail Learn how to use my hands, not just my head I think myself into a jail Now I know a refuge never grows From a chin in a hand in a thoughtful pose Gotta tend the earth if you want a rose.

I had a lot of good intentions Sit around for fifty years and then collect a pension Started seeing the road to hell and just where it starts. But my life is more than just a vision The sweetest part is acting after making a decision I started seeing the sum as a whole of its parts.

My life is part of the global life I’d found myself becoming more immobile When I’d think a little girl in the world can’t do anything. A distant nation my community A street person my responsibility If I have a care in the world I have a gift to bring. Activity time at Medford Family Life I LCS STAFF - SPRING 1993 Shopping for DIRECTIONAL STAFF Elderly Outreach Nora Murphy Others Becky Araiza President Robyn Liebman ChaP;n Kaynor Vice President Claudine Bogage ESL Julie Stomper Education Coordinator Sarah McGinley Eyes for Others Young Chung On April 13, 14, and 15, students, Facultybtaff Liaison Aaron Cornwell Food Rescue Spencer Rothschild faculty, staff, andadministratorsjoined Chapin Kaynor members of surrounding communi- Program Development Stacey Maslow ties in a fundraising effort to benefit Chapin Kaynor Hospitals Jane1 Pandya Hunger Project Tom Minior Project Soup in Union Square. The Student Org. Liaison Jessica Mikuliak three day program, which was jointly Paige Eppinger Deb Margaritov coordinated by LCS and Theta Delta Treasurer Lauren Mishkin Kids’ Day Tami Sorkin Chi, was sponsored by Star Market Secretary/PR Rachel Markowitz Jessica Schneider and required only that participating Advisor Adam Tratt Shari Jacobson persons (with a Star Share ID slip) Senior Advisor Sue Frost PALS Rachel Golder shop at Star during these three days. Rachel Auerbach Project Chinatown Scott Roberts Five percent of what was spent by Faculty Advisor Scotty McLennan Vivian Towe participants will be sent to Project Shelters Rachel Markowitz Soup to help them with their new soup kitchen in Somerville. PROGRAM STAFF Nathaniel Meyer JonGilgoff . For anyone interested in partici- Adult Literacy Danielle Harrington Special Friends Swim-a-Thon Gaby Martinez pating next year, and for those who Kathy Kang did this year, the event will be held Thais Hoyer Josh Buckley again in the fall and hopefully will be Susan Cho AIDS Outreach Fleur Weigert even bigger and better. Todd Witte Loren Farrell Traveling Treasure Trunk Candice Prior “*ver hu6t ttiat a smd Battered Women’s Shelter Suzanne Morrow Tutoring Suzanne Woodrow Blood Drive Josh Idjadi Broup of committed citizens UNICEF Rulla Tamimi John Caruso Jehane Sedky can’t change the worM Cancer Outreach . Jennifer Averill David Belin Kristen Speilvogel Volunteer Const. Corps ideedit is the only ttiiqg Volunteer Vacations Sarah McGinley CHILD Megan Bair that Tom Minior ever does. Chiara Baxt -- Margaret Mead Daee IV PAID ADVERTISEMENT SDrine 1993 Thank you to all of the LCS volunteers for your

hard work and service to the communitv!J ADULT LITERACY CANCER OUTREACH Betsy Gruber Jamie Fink ' Liuate Charles Raphe Bernier Karen Altschuller Reena Patel Joy Richmond Steve Ehlbeck Susan Chlapowski Ezra Barday Aimee Bonacorsi Dawn Ansello Doug Chitd Christina Cataldo Rachel Cohen Anu Anun Karen Davis Marla Besser Tamara Wieder Penny Wei Samara Davis Heather Berger Christine Isabelle Karen Bridbord Kim Netupsky Nikki Willis Elisa Derby C.J. Cannata Jennifer Kane Katie Cartnick Tracy Fischeffi Mary Rose Cruz Charlene Dair Alice Greenberg Lora Kolodny Lisa Cashion Megan Kinney Trina Avila Melissa Duu Liz ,Lemer Amy Lilien Christina Choi David Zimmerman Susan Eisenband Eileen Esfahanian MiChadRoss , Hun Jung Lee Nadia Del-Pan Sunny Drukteinis Stephanie Vegel Jeffrey Farm Alexis Scherl Mike McKenzie Rebecca Sutherland Karen Budlod Jeff Brown Loren Farrell Amy Selzer Adam Lieberman Sunny Drudteinis Dan Weiner Robert Finkelstein Vivian Towe Stephanie Patnik Nayomi Edinzinghe ESL Mike Foley Fannie Fong Marlena Zapp Robin Segal Paul Ekster Nadia Del-Pan Anne Beavers Anna Frangetis Jill Sorin Tom Foran Ethan Ganc Jodi Sonshine AUison Garvi.n TUTORING Lisa Srisuro Gene Frylekhman Woo S. Joo Kim Knox Patriaa George Stephanie Alfonso Lorie Stoopack Jen Garber Jessica Manlin Christine Reed Danielle Gertler David Aronow Beth Wicklund Joel Gelfand Mariela Riveria Lori Rassas Tim Gibson .Beth Arruda Christy Uchida Cynthia Stencel Tracey Turner Rachel Jablonka Babak Gojgini Amy Bassano Molly Weber Jodi Geller Sharon Soloman Alice Greenberg Harold Cheyne Helaine Butoff Liz Glazier EYES FOR OTHERS Anne Hurley Maureen Griffin Sarah Colman Tracy Pruzan Sari Goldmeer Mimi Ho James Bedear Lori Halpern Marika Contos Mandy Johnson Michelle Greuter Kiki Tripodis Liz Oen Pha Pha Hamilton Sara Eckerling Mandy Scheps Marriam Hasbun Jeff Stelnick Becky Harrison Aileen Hovanessian Hava Leipdg Heather Hold ridge FOOD RESCUE All the group leaders1 Tal Has& Marc Karligetti Jackie Rosenbloom C aren Holzman Keith Tracy AUissa Herbst Stuart Kliternick Emily Paul Kelly Ridgley Chad Stawlecki PAIS Vy Horwood Dan Levi Karen Berg Anne Hurley Tony Puopolo Stephanie Alpfonso Matt Jacobs Andrea Marcogliese Lisa Amick Kim Hutchinson Christy Fleet Hiroko Baba Geneva Johnson &on Papageoige Iris Kaddis Cynthia Jackson Brandon Chase Heather Bloom Laura Jones Jenna Siege1 Lauren Josephs +drew McCarthy Jacqueline Blumenfeld Lisa King Marc Sfoat AIDS OUTREACH Vicky Kavsan Doug Drysdale Deanna Cataldo Kimberly Knox Dan Smith Gloria Marin ShanaLandau Laura Weinstein Jacqueline Cirierio Bryan Koster Wendy Szymanski Becky Gold Kelley Landers Emma Lockwood Jamie Ford Jodi Kusik Sarah White Kara Haback Tracy Pruzan David Zimmerman Alison Goldberg Michelle Lallouz Michelle Wittenberg Laurie Lavino Jean Lee Megan Kinney Erin Karns ' Kelley Landers Karen Davis Melissa Nirenberg Mcole Littenberg Sonny Drukteinis Cathy Lawrence Sarah Lazarus Sarah Gerber Cosima Lux Vivian Lopez Derek Polley Jonathan Lewis Stephanie Levin Jenn JOY Sarah Winderlin Cosima Lux AUisyn Moran Leigh Miller Malik MaUett Suzanne Grossman Debby Margaritov Lauren Josephs Melanie Schneider David Margolis UNICEF Erica Kar Jen McCarthy Lisa Hogan Nancy Weisberger Traae Masumoto Sam Klein Sonoo Otsu Laurie Moroff Iris Kaddis Jodi Wolfe Susan McDonald 'Yael Belkind Rosham Daryanani Sarah Winderlin Jane Seo Jen Meisher Denise Jochamowitz LeslieRoutman Richard Murray Sharon Solomon SHELTERS Jee-Yoon Moon Nicole Phungrasamee Laura Weinstein Sara Narins Lucy Parks Michele Schnurman Michelle Morano Jaseung Cowe Lauren Hollander Chantelle Nobile Erica Hoffa Amy Armenia Shannon Nickey JeYoonMichelle Jochamowitz Moon Eve Alpern Daniel Ostrower Allison Taylor Stacy Orbauch Rachelle Hecht Sylvia Pilpel HOSPITAIS Lisa Alexander Robyn Per1 Niza Nuyshondt Rebecca Goldman Gregory Pontone Rachel Auerbach Adam Schrier Diana Pomeranz Gisem Vladamir Trudilyne Leone Lisa Rafferty Rachel Krebs Kevin Rinker Laura Raymond Christine Fichera Emmanuel Robie Christine Lipari Jason Rando Bonnie RoPfman VOLUNTEER Tal Hasbani Lori Rothstein Eric Pressman Ralph Archer Lauren Rossman CONSI'RUCXION CORPS Gabriela Garaa Jackie Rosenbloom Anita Chandra Chris Bortz Lori Rothstein Jim Bures Brad Puffer Loren Roth Sara Etkin Ryan Boucher Rich Ruff Molly Weber Holly Harrison Deborah Rovner Helen Kang Jim Cahill Carlina Santos Adam Burstein Tom Minior Karin Rubin Joseph Selby Todd Driscoll Rania Sarieddine Doug Drysdale , Sarah McGinley Andrew Schulman Stacey Foran Mike Freiberg Rebecca Schachne Andy McCarthy Jessica Mikuliak Mark Sewell Allison McDonald Mike Garrity Josh Schildkrant Michael Kifhey Suzanne Morrow Sonal Shah Catherine Pascual Mark Lyons Aki Schizaka Alision Schroeder Alanna Cummings Natalie Kapetanios Aaron Pelta Jim Marino Beth Schriebman NJeri Mitchell - Jeff Labovitz Pam Slipakoff Magda Sposiano Bill Monohan Jessica Sepe Meghan Riordan Ali Golshayan Lone Smith. Sara Eckerling Darren Orzechowski shin shani Samantha Solomon Rita Smotkin Samara Pena Greg Peters Rania Shekem Adam Lerner BLOOD DRIVE Jennifer Sotirion Angela Kim Eric Rubenstein Carolyn Silver MeganErin Guiles Brenn White Erin Giles Hillary Stein Maxine Sleeper Mike Schaefer Sharon Sloan Frank Carroll Jennie Stover Alex Borbely Matt Schultz Hdary Stein EdySteel Loren Roth Sandra Strothers Saulius Druhleinis Jeff Soderquist Rachel Stone Danielle Gryskiewitz Becky Sunenshine Susan McDonald Jean-Paul Pinzon Fred Suchy Tina Viarreal Gordon Singer Kern Scharr Jen Trodella John McCracken Scott Viaana Sharon Vogel Ben Leeming Sharon Solomon Liza Winston Gabe Wetmore Melissa Weiner JonathanFrank Carroll Woodruff Jessica Snieder Jodi Wolfe HUNGER PROJECT Danny Zilberman Amy Wells Andrea Margliese Larry Yoon Alison Meloni Ellen Krystock Denise Yellen Sarah McCuire Bill Hsu Candan Zaimglu Iris Plaitakis Ben Leeming Andrew Zielinski Lori Rubenstein Brad Zweig Rob Lee Danica Man VOLUNTEER VACATIONS Francis Reed Margie Huang Allison Renbaum Marianne McElroy SWIM-A-THON Suzanne Steam Luba Kanevsky Lisa Baim Liz Oen Athanasios Kosmopou& Kim Knox

Susan Vagsbord CHILD Liza Winston '% Dave Ronka Roe1 S. Murioz Alison MacDonald Kristen Kingsburg Alina Vilenkin Phany Tum Anne Marie Belberick Leigh Ettinger Rit Zbikowski Gretchen Puhaime Cristina Cataldo Allison Goldberg Kevin Ford Mark McConnell Gwen Men Chrissy Melich Liz Hershman Rulla Tamimi Jeanine Lamone Jason Marsh Jinnet Powell Val Wreide Jill Reitman Jeanne Heneberry Tori McGowan Brian Herrick Kristen Riley Ali Plant Jenny Wu Meghan Riordan Nelly Mentor Naomi Pikofsky Jeff Labovitz Lorie Smith Natalie Wilson Emily Goldberg Katie Schorsh Kristine Reed Valerie Meier Lindsey Fine Mark McConnell Damon Matlon Tony Armitage Katie ODair Eileen Daspro Dima Jardanah Alixie Loveday Debbie Bernbaum Gina Aufiero Ilanna Warsofsky Alanna Cummings Deanne Desantis Jill Samuels Danielle French Wendi Bernau Anthony Cortese Fiona Scholand Roseann Conti Christine Schlenker Melinda Lester Keith Brisebots Chris Ong Rob Luchsinger Stephanie Steinberg Beth Arruda Naomi Saulich Adele Chang Jeffrey Ziar Ali Golshayan Ellen Topkis Greg Pontone Laird Strauss Becca Cole Kelly Landers Karen Altschuller Kristina Brown Christine Reed Alicia Kaminsky Eric Draut Rachel Krebs Audrey Benison Flo Kosenberg Christine Chung Sapna Pattel Steve Emery Kevin BaUou Sarah Bewick Meredith Pearson Jen JOY Sharmila Basnayake Matt Fountain Rit Zbikowski Jeff Bellerose Jon Rudy Knsten Galante Caithun ONieU Lawrence Gustafson Alison Schroeder Ilana Roitman Rob Nazzaro Hildi Perez Samantha Solomon Jenny Hinderliter Chris Harrington Sharon Solomon Scott Tobler Heather Pickel Hiroko Baba Jessica Kantrowitz Carrie Murphy Justin Jennings Jason Little Ueh Bashirrad Mary Terziam Grace Cheng Dan Botwinick Craig Lawson Allison Lerner Allison Lerner . SPECIAL FRIENDS Reshma Thadani Ed Brooke John Eschmam Sunny Drukteinis Sasha Mandich Ezra Barday Nicki Gittleman Kiko Nakamura Don Karjian Cosima Lux Robert Weinberg Stephen Blumberg Yael Belkind Adam Burnstein Keith Cox Sharon Soloman Kern Scharr Colin Boyd Amynah Janmohammed Mark McConnell Eric Droukas Sarah Szenson Eric Pressman David Covey Susan McDonald Christi Beebe Elliot Rubensahl Massa Bayrakdar Sharon Solomon Anna Housley Jodi Geller Brad Puffer Dan Rafalin Julie Carpina Justin Jennings John Pisnanont Chantelle Nobile Irenee Beattie Kevin Andrade Dan Zasloff Corina Hinden Jamie Sherwood Jen Stover Brandon Chase Ari Goldstein Lisa King Rit Zbikowski Leslie Fong Stacy Tantum Brian Coluca Eric Fish Danielle bore Cherry Enoki Elyse Alexander Kim Wells Seth Fragomen Andy Wiederhorn Pia Marella Audrey Benison Sharmila Ariathurai Hyun Jung Lee Sue Hall Jeff Orkin Nanette Lowenberg Rebecca Sawyer Triable Auger Veronica Calderon Sam Klein Dave LaValley Jessica Balduzzi Nancy Ng Claudia Scholtz Joe Della-Rodolfa ELDERLY OUTREACH KIDS' DAY Kevin Barton Jess Slavin Josh Weintraub Diane Figelman Andrew harks Nyoka Beede TRAVELING TREASURLE TRUNK We apologiu fm any accidental omis- Mike Baker Trina Ada Jason Weingram Anne Beevers Liz Sumner rwni from this list. Forlhosc,, beoble who All the blood donors! Demia Sundra Paul Edester Alison Buchalter Tom Melesky might hawe tried lo UolunIeer bul were

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Classifieds Classif iedsClassifiedsl ;lassifieds ;lassifieds Dellghtful nlno month old 2 or 3 bdrm apt GRAD SCHOOL APPLICATIONS is looking for a part-time Summer Housing forJune, July. AugsuMet.$700hnO. EXPERTLY TYPED SitterMay 17. WeliveclosetoTuftsl walking dst to college. Questions?: ILaw... Modical. Businrd CallExperienceand Jane 547-7097 references required. call Tony 391-5073. *395&1* ' Are your grad school applications FOR A GOOD TIME... piled high on your desk? Are you ELECTRIC AVE SUBLET Congregation B'nai Birth or a great summer sublet ... great 2 SEPT RENTALS wondering how you're going to M ail in Somewille.Children's seeks School teachers for loc, right behind Wren. 4single rms 1 rm in 5 bedrm apt. Great house, 23 bdrm apt,l block from Tufts your info in those tiny spaces? Are avail. Kit,, pkg. 2 porches, hdwd flrs. housemates. Available furnished or (Walkerst), yard, pkg,porchswing. you concerned where you'll find the unfurnished for sum mer rental. Price progressive and traditional Jewish A/C.AvarlJunelSepl .Greatprice. 795-8953, Big 4 bdrm on Josephine timeto do it all beforethedeadlines? CallSun 625-0333morning program for Fall 1993. Call Jon at 629-9346. Negotiable. Call Carisa 6255291 Ave 1300 Beautiful, on 2 flrs. 965- Are your Personal Statement 8 Re 0310. sume professionally typeset 8 laser Summer rms for Rent DON7 havo the "No mon no 1or2bdrmsina3bdrmapt.Furnon Summer Sublet SUMMER SUBLET printed on high quality paper in a Beautiful, small avarlable 2 min Par( and fullfun" time bluesincomes available Packard Ave, no smoking, no pets. 3 rms for rent. 1 block from campus. apt. $200 CASH BACK lypestylethat'sattractive? Noneed Driveway optional. Avail June 1. Lv Nice house. WID, d.w.. part fm. off campus. 2 rms. eat-in kitchen, Sept.rental5veryIgWrms283flrs to fret -CALL FRAN AT 395-5921, a bathroom. Good for one or two toNUTRlTlONALLYMlNDED PER- message at 628-4019 $200/mo. Call Ray, 508-251-9717. of2fam houselirm,eatinkit,w/d, spedalit in making your applica- people. You won't believethe price1 porch, yard, new carpets 2 tions, personalstatement,&resume SONS interestedinself-employment. dw. This be done from ANYWHERE On Powderhousa Blvd Call 627-7518 blocks from campus $1400 utils as appealing as possible. can Charming 4 Bdrm + in the USA. Call collect 7AM to 9PM In house, hdwd flrs. e-i kfl.semi-mod 3rdflr. 5rms-all utils. Avail9A- don't call 628-2282. hr message. Californiaask for Ed time Miller. (310)944-6005 Give your name and ' front. 2 bk porches, pkg, on Boston wait1 $900. Call Pat, 506-689-4332. 3 bdrm apt TUTORING Need help w/ Chemistry (except Avenear Espresso's. $87YmO. June nearPotierSq.Ivrm,dinrm.walktO 1 Summer Sublet - andTufts Universitytooperatorwhen Summer sublot- June &July Closer to Tufts, on Davis Sq side. organic), Math, Stak. Thermo. unit 1. Call 729-0221. Nice, sunny stroll from campus. bus 8 T. safe neighborhood, oftst calling. pkg, avail now, $850+.6251093. Big house, nice people. 825Ohno. ops. or physics? MIT Chemical En- Cheaprent.3bdfmS,nWlyren.Call Forallthegreatdetails. callGeoffat gineeringgradstudentavailnights 8 *XI Melissa 8 Lauren, 629-8078, shari You Know You Want Mal Just Kidding. 2 Wrm sublet avail Slmply luxurious 487-7323. weekends for on campus tutoring. 629-9390. $10hr. Call Mike 395-0723. Fam it, you're not going to find a immediately. Somewille. Big kit. li 1 bdrm subletting for 2nd summer at subletter forthissummer unlessyou rm.yard.MinutestoHarvard.lnma?. College Ave. Apartmont Enormous apt for rent session. lncl WID. d.w.. carpeted call me1 I'm still looking for acheap. Porter squares. T Bus Stop right in flr, AIC. hot water. 1/2-furn, only 4 bdrm apt. Nice 8 clean - dw-w/d.- *RESUMS* hdwd flrs, lots of sun, next to cam- LASERTYPESET (pref.) furnished room for the end of front. Great Location. $750, wlop- $400/mo. Call 628-1530, Iv mes- Pkg call Debbie 235-6097. MayandJune. CallAdam629-9828. tion for year lease. 6663581 Bruce pus.Callfordetails. AskforJennor 525.00 395-5921 Danielle at 6665213. Rent: $700/ sage. - or Jay. Apartments for Rent!! Impressive LserTypeset Resumes, mo. featuring computer storage for fu- EUROPEAN EMPLOYMENT MEOW... heat 8 water incl. in rent. 8 min. walk Exciting,legitimate.tax-tree,,tempo- to campus avail June 1st. 1993. 4 ture updating. Your choice of NEED A SUMMER SUBLET Amazing summer sublet 2 bdrms avail for summer sublet in rary or permanent. No speaal sk~lls beautiful 3 bdrm whdwd W/ bdrm: $soo, 3 Wrm: $750,2 bdrm: typestyles, incl. bold, italics. bullets, For June only. Willing to housesit. avail6/1-9/l.2-3 Wrms,parlfurn,2 apt flrs. or foreign language required. Free Must be furnished. Call 391-5738 D, free pkg. Also looking for a yr- $650. Cali days 3968386 8 eves. etcon Strathmore paper. Have your great porches, off& a garage pkg. cover letters done to match your info. Send long self-addressed, eve 8 weekends, or message. round roommate beginning 6/1 or9/ Herb or Armand 483-1045 or 391- stampedenvelopeto EuroFile Press, dose to campus1 Rent rms indior 6035. Resume! ldayserviceavail.5min. whole place. Rent negot. Call 628- 1. Female nonsmoking feline-lov- 6 Mt VernonSuite 2CGTU. Win- ers only. Call Michelle or Jocelyn fromTufts. (Memberof PARW: Pro- Apt for Rent at 25 Tnle Ave. 5457. at chester. MA 01890. Hurry! AvailJunelstpartlyfum.Hnzshmach, 391-0853. $267/mO. Lg & small apt avail fessional Assoc. of Resume Writ- refrig. 3 bdrm back yard 3 blocks Whn walking dist to campus. Rents ers. Call for FREE 'Resume/Cover Summer sublet Letter Guidelines.') ADVERSE REACTIONS TO from campus quiet st. Tel. no. 628- POOL!! are always reasonable. Call day or FOOD ADDITIVES Beautiful house in amazing locl 3 night at 625-7530. Ask for Frank or 1072. porches, backyard, pkg, W/D ... 5 Sublet June 1septl. Lg, sunny rm If vou have adverse reactions to avail in quiet 2 Wrm apt wkwim. , Lina. Also, word processing or typing of fo& additives such as coloring bdrms avail. Call Stephanie 629- student papers, grad school appli- 34 BDRM APTS AVAIL pool. lease for fall. Perfect for grad agents, monosodium glutamate or 2259. CALL EARLY- MUST SEE cations, personal statements, the- Spacious, clean, kit, li rm. good ' student, 5 mins from campus. Call presewatives 8 might wish to par- size bdrms. w/d, renovated kit. olf-st Brooke. 629-2773. Beautiful. modem 8 Ig 2.3.4 bdrm ses. multiDle letters. tam tran- 4 Ig bdrm apt w/4 phone llnn! scribed, l&r printing; F& Setvice. tiapate in astudy conducted at The pkg. $950. Call Steve(days) 884- near Tufts. Some w/ wM, pkg. 8 2 Children's Hcspflal. call 1-800-633- Convenient loc in 2-lam home. Lg bats. Avail June 1 or Sep 1. $275- etc. CALL FRANCES ANYTIME AT 3752: Dan(nites) 489-1611. Starts ldt, mod bath, AID. wd flrs. Ig fridge, Summrrlwhole year 2497. 6/1 or 911. apt for rent. Beautiful 2 (huge) Wrm/ 375ktudent. Can take up to 8 stu- 395-5921. storage, pkg. front 8 back porch. dents in same house. Call mer hdwdflrs,LR,DR,garage,2porches TYPINGAND WORD'" Eady Chlldhood Educatbn Close to theater 8 Thus stop. Avail on Curtis Ave, call 776-9730. for details. 8624885. Short Walk to Tufts 6/1. $IOOO/mo. Call 641-3352 or PROCESSING SERVICE For the summer.won Watewille Valley, 4bdrmduplexapt, 1 lQbaths.w/d 3306026. Apartment available 395-5021 on premises, lg kit, separate dining Enjoy the summw wbkt Student papers, theses, gradSchOOl Nsummerresort. Freeroom8board rm, lirm. located in 2 family house w/us. Beautiful 5 Wrm apt on Sun- 6/1193 4 Wrms, 2 baths. Next to in exchange for hrs child care Ap for rent Tufts. W/D inc. $l,500/mo. Call j applications, personal stalements, 20 on quiet st. backyard, lease $1050/ set Rd as 2 Wrms lefI for summer transcription. gradu- plus pay $$. Call, lv. name, phone # 5 Ig bdrms. Ig kfl, 2 full baths, f8b 628-1 773 tape resumes, mo.(617)2278000(days)(617)969 sublet1 Right by campus. WID. e-i Barbara at atdfaculty projects, multiple letters. w/area de@ 1-538-975-5555. porches. 5 min from Tufts. Summer kit, 2 big porches, 2 baths 8 great 3075 (eves) subletwelcomel Call Mary6254399. AMCAS forms. Thorough knowl- housemales1Rent$PWneg. Please 3 bdrms edge of APA, MLA and Chicago All Swim-a-thon Swimmen APT FOR RENT please PLEASE call 628-7470. 8 big Iv, din, kit 8 new bat. TuRs/Davis T area. 3 Wrm, heat 8 Lg bdrm w/flnplace Manuals of Style. Alldocumentsare Please turn in all pledges by Thurs Powderhouse near arde. Furn or Laser Printed &spellchecked using Apr 29 to the LCS office. rm 201 in hot water ind, sunny, hdwd flrs. lg avail for summer sublet in beautiful Jim Porter neods a roommate unfurn.Centralak. WiQavailSept- yard, sun porch, only $1000. Call newly-ren Medford house. Private Wordperfect 5.1. Reasonable the CC. It is imperative we get all for this summer 8 next year. Super Maytl200/moorSeptSept $11001 Rates. Quick turnaround. Serving money reported on pledge sheets. Tony 623-2825. bath attached to bdrm. 10 min walk dose to campus on scene Lovell St. mo. Rms avail this summer. Eves to Tufts. Looking for grad student or Tuftsstudents 6 lacufty for 10 years. Any questions: Susan 629-6280 or Rent MOO+ utils. Nonsmoker grad Tom or Anne, 628-9344. Days Tom 5min.fromTufts.CALLFRANANY- LCS office. APT FOR REHT: visiting scholar. Call Evelyn: 391- students pref. Call now 776-9017. 495-61 76. 4704. TIME.395-5921. Memberof NASS- As of June 1. 80 Josephine Ave. Lv message. Free futon incll Somewille,w/inwalking disttoTufts, 3 & 4 bdrm Sublet National Assodaion of Secretarial If anyone has a Champagne Services) AAA WORD PROCESS- Brunch ticket 3Wrm,l bat,lirm,kn,lgpantry,2 Subkt Rm avail SummersubletnearTufts. Off street porches, some furniture 8 1.- 1stsummerschoolsessionorJune. pkg. w/d. sunny, quiet, WOI 868- ING they would like to sell, please call for either fall or spring or all 93-94 629-9858. space, 2nd 11. Piease call Carlos at Up to 3 bdrms, furn. on Bromfield. school year. In a beautiful 3Wnn 1170 666-1091 after 4pm. Asking 300 each1 Call 62ESEXY 8 ask for HOT BABE house on 37 Winthrop. Pkg. WID, IF YOU LOVE KIDS 2 great greal atmosphere, fun roommates. make$6-$9/hr babysin,ing forlddsin .pts Reasonable rent. Ana 629-8076. in a 2-lam on Whitman SI. Upstairs Apt to rent their homes. Part-limejobs forsum- is 8 rm. 4 bdrm, $1300/mO. Down- Lovely23 Wrm apt in hotseacrass Wanted mer (after camp carel) 8 into the stairsis5rm. Bbdrm,t9Oohno. Both fromBalch ArenaonCollegeAve. E- CHARYNG, CLOSE & COZY Fall. Call Joy, Parents in a Pinch, Fullyfurnshedsummersublet (beds. have dean freshly painted, 739-KIDS. lg nns. i kit. WID. $eOO/mo. Avail June l. desks, tables, pots 8 pans...)Porch, Rides eiIdts.Bdthhavefrqeuseofw/d& Call EllenorScott.391-8342.dayor Somwno to buy my furnituro are very clcse to Tufts. Ample off-sI eve. WID. lirm, kfl, fridge. 1/2 block ADOPTION fromTufts.TeeleAve.4 bdrms.$3W Ihave a single bed, dresser, chair, you read this, dear birth mom, we pkg. Both avail June 1. Call Mawin and desk Good cond. Graduating As Davidson anytime, 965-7848, k mo.(negot.) Lv message 629-8269. hope you'll feel comfortable calling Nationwide Summer Sublot and need to sell. $110 for all. If message. us. We'realoving, pmfessionalfam- Exchange Hey, where are you living this interested call 776-3484. Will sell I NEED SOMEONE, ~ ily who wants to share lifetime of List your apt or find sublet in Boston, summer? pieces separately. 3 & 4 bdrm apt NY, Chicago, Washington DC, San 10 drive wflh me 10 Calilornla on or lovehecuritywlahealthywhile new- 1.5 Mocks fromTufts. in3fam.dean. We have a roomy apt whdwd flrs, aroundMgr13th.Ilinterestedplease born. Expensespaid.Call uscolleU. Francisco. LA or other US cities. A Guamnteod quiet, recently ren, KaB, gar, pkng, laundry facilities. 6 a pkg space call Todd. 629-8482, $400 Judie 8 Eddie 617-332-9984. service for students 8 summer em- avail from June 1-Aug 31 for 1.2.3 Two student clubs needed for fall w/d. $900-1200owner 547-1533. ployees nationwide. Call anytime 1- people. FormoreinfocallStefanieat project. YourgroupGUAREMEED CRUSE SHIP EMPLOYMENT 800-877-3007. call FURNISHED ROOMS IN HOME 625-9573. at least $400.00. Must Before nwhiring students. $300/900 Wldy. in a lovely W Medford home avail End of Term1 1-800-932-0528. ext. Summer/full time. Tour guides, gift nowMfall.SunnyIspacious.3rdflr Somenrille, Wlnter Hill area Looking for a placo to stay, 1st 99. shop sales. deck hands, bartend- privacy, phone jack, all utils incl. 10 Spaaous. sunny topfloor apt, 2 summer snslon? ers,casinodealen.etc. Worldtravel- College Ave. CHEAP. Nice House 6 Manaaerlal Positbns Available min bus ride to Tufts. near comm Wrms. e-ikit. hr rmwkkylight, ample - Caribbean. Alaska, Europe. Hawaii. rail. $275 and $250, lower wlchild dosets 8 wide hallway suitable for People Call Soniya @ 629-8938 at TSR No exp. nec. Call 1-602-680-0323, For next fall. Pick up an application care. Call 396-7005 before 9pm. IV. study. 5 mins from Tufts by car,on x23. message. busline to Lechmere. $750, no utils. attheinfodeskintheCampusCen- Nopets.AvailMayl.Call62&8152. ter. . ALASKASUMMER 2 mln walk to campus "SENIOR GALA" EMPLOYMENT- fislwrps ??NodMoney?? 2 Ig apts 485 bdrms in same house, Summer Sublet Reliable Formalwear, owned and Earn $600+/wk in canneries or 215CollegeAve,acmssfrom Cohen operated by a Tufts Alum. will be Center for interdisciplinary Studies $40W/mo on fishing boats. Free w/off st pkg. Avail now, 6/1 or 9A or needs work study students, now summer sublet. Also rms for rent pkg lot. 3 bdrms. kit. hr rm. WID. fitting students for tuxedos on Mon transportation! Room 8 boardl Over Wed. and Fri. May 3,5, and 7, from thru graduatio ... opportunity for nen eo00 openings. Male or female. For now. Call 776-3847. Greatcond! Junel-Septl,call828- yeati Good pay. Call Maria Christi 3725. SlOpm. in Room 218 at the cam- employment program. call 1-206- SUBLET MY HAMMOCK pus Center.$39pertuxrental. Many x3953 54541 55 xAso35. wbetteryet. my mom. Wellquipped Luxutylfall subkt more styles available. tt QUICK MONEYII SS SASH PAID DAILY5 house w/d.w., W/D. Very cheap. 5/ 1 rm in Ig Boston Ave condo. Great -, Sell me your futon frame, queen 24-8/15, Call BeV, 623-9168. roommate. Fully fum, pkg. possible shm Mover8 lopositionsavaildays/eves/wknds. ProfessionalSewice. Low rates. weti size,natural. $100 or BO. Call Kim Great for students111 Telemarketing summerWorspring.$375/mo+utils 776-0384. FREE room b board Call Billy at 3955947. padded trucks. Lic MDPV m709 household produastohelpthe local Fully insured 776-6884 disabledlll Sound easy? h isll Call in Winchester, MA. Spacious rm 8 EnvironmentalSummer Jobs private bath in exchange for PIT Summer sublet 391-3836: 508-793-1555. LOW MOVING RATES $4200 8 up. College students and chlldcare. Ideal hours, M-F4-8pm 8 1 bdrm avail in 3 bdrm apt. Close to others. secure your summer job Friendly. professional, local moving FREE ROOM AND BOARD :occasional wknd night. Call Leslie, campus, Dearborn Ad. W/D. Pkg 2 Bedrm Apt for Rent company. For help w/your local. NOW1 Learnabout our nation's most 353-0206. avail. Rent $275/mO 1B utils. For in exchange for 15-20 hrs of + Ind. hrrm.din rm,eat-in kit,tilebath, USA, B int'l moving 8 storage call cruaal environmental issues while more info, call Naomi 629-9281. babysining 8 household in basement storage, front 8 back W Moving at 643-5723. working for an organization that is chores hdtord porch, w/d. Close to campus. Avail homes convenient to Tufts. Call SUMMER SUCKS making a difference. Clean Water walkingdist toTufts. Excllodmnd3 Jun 1. Only SOOhno. Call 666-81 65 Hoadlng for Europo this Action is hiring for our outreachstaff NOW for SUMMER 8 FALL plam- apt, II doesif noonesubletsyour house. ments. The Student housing Ex- Wrm W/D. yard, porches, pkg. summer? to pass national wetland protection no pets. Avail 6/l or negot. Price: 1-4 rooms available. Big white house change. 277-6420. behind wen! All furnished, All sum- Summer Sublet Onlyonly$l69w/Airhitchl $1 691 Get, there (Asreportedin any time for &recydinglegishtion.CalI(617)423- $850. Call 3544511 or 684-2282. Center of Campus. Singles (17W 4661. Career positions also avail. mer. Please Call quick! Tara at 396- mo.) and Doubles (225/mo.) are FRENCH NATIVETO BE 2541 Let's Go & NY Times.) Caribbean RESEARCH ASSISTANT Own Private Bathroom available. Furnished, Full Kitchen. $189 rn air to somewhere sunny. Still Haven't? Summer sublet avail, Ig rm in beau- Liingroom.w/freecable,wM,sand to professor completing impression- tiful. newly-renapt. 1Ominwalkfrom Summer Sublet AlsoCalifornia$l29 1May.Aifhiflch- ... rented your room? I'm looking for ist book 10-15 hrslwk, June 8 July, volley ball court, Contad Jeff 666- 21 2-864-2000. a place to stay for the entire sum- Tuffs, hdwd flrs. 391 -4704. So nice. 1 bedrm avail, living w/ml people. 4933 Whr. French typing, correspon- it doesn't look like a student apt1 Right across street from campus. mer. I'm a female non-smoker and dence, proofreading. translations. The prim is negotiable. Please call Post exam vacation sale hope you'll call. Melissa 629-9875. Art history background useful. Call Beautitul, modern, 211r 4 112 Celebrate the end of exams in the 2 professional women & cat Marlene at 629-8647 bdrm apt. Joanne 627-3573. seekfriendly, responsible grad stu- relaxing Caribbean sun. Trips to Full-timeSUMMER babysitter ON THE needed CAPE? for 2 5 blocks from campus. Quiet st, Cancun, Florida. 8 several other dent to share 3 bdrm apt, 2 blocks yard, garden, pkg. W/w carpeting. Guaranteed 900 exotic destinations at affordable childreninOstetville. Must haveown 2 student clubs needed for fall from DavisT. Deckoverlookingpark. wld, dw,fridge, 1 112 bats, LR. DR. housing and transportation. Experi- 1 OminwalktoTuRs.$31 2.50+.water prices. Put those books aside &call project. Your grwpGUARANTEED $1 100/mo. Call Eric or Anne 646- 267-8100 ~63758 ask for Chris ence required. Contact Ken or Lori incl. Call 628-8868. 9009. atleas1WOO. Mustcallbeforeendof todaylll at 391-8337 term! 1800-932-0528. x99. Dage eighteen THE TUFTS-DAILY Friday, April 30,1993 Classified! lCIassified: Classifieds 3assifiedsl ;lassif ieds ;lassif ieds To that tall handaome a man S.. Ruby Dee DNm kit Futon & Framo Quoon size WINCHESTER with an Atlanta Hal At 2pm May 2, 1993. The deva of great cond, 11-pc Pearl set + 7 w75. Spacious 1 bdrm apt. li/din area, Personals I'm reallydisappointedthat Icouldn't devas, star of Spike Lee movies is zlldjian cymbals; all hardware incl; Large 6' bookcase $30, lamp $10, Wt. bath, w/d, 2flrs. in quiet wooded get to know you this year. 1'11 miss speaking for Lena Bruce Day. All b.o.629-9673, Barry. chair $10, medium pine bookcase area. $900/mo. Call days (508)470- ANDREA HOWLEY watching youoverthesummer. Have proceeds go to BruaGriffey Schol- $25, bedside table $20, bedside 1080 ed. 460. Igot your lener - let's do the lunch a good one. Tail Girl arship Fund Bike for tabchow!!! bookshelf $10. All prices negot. Ev- Charming Collego8 clean Avo.apt. 6 rms, 4 thing or something. Call me at 776- PaiasonicSportLX1 Ospd road bike. erything must go by May 13lh. So 2315. Your faithful columnist. Lany Kan Jackman Very reliable. Good cond, $50 obo. call 8 make a deal. Shawn 547- Wrms. Also 1 rm w/ private bath 8 My darling, without question, it has Civil Englnwring & Please call Chris @627-7134. 9596. balcony. Subletting allowed 8 many Lury, Tom and Scott definitely been an absolutely fantas- Environmontal Carwr Night extras. Call fordetails. Mrs. Buckley At the risk of sounding nostalgic. tic two years! Congratulations on Presented by Dept. of Civil and En- Groat furnkuro for sal.! Sdo4r.a Car 729-8151, fromHocutkh'to Blackmail Photos your many accomplishments, not vironmental Engineering and Na- Beds, dressers, desks, tables, '87 Acura Integra LS. AC, AMFM to Sex albums, my how we've all only as an outstanding student, but tional Association of Environmental lamps, etc 8 a twice-used stereo w/cassetle. sun roof. cruise, 2 W rm ,2Modarn1 /2 bath, Dupkxw/d in basement, changed. Take care and thanks for as president of the Programming Professionals. Tue May 4, 1993. Stairmaster. Great cond, great full size spare, new tires, jumper the memories. -MJR Board as well. Here's lookjng for- 6:00-8:00 p.m. in Carmichael Hall priC W... call 396-6503/ 391-8812. cables. Must sell by graduation. W,d/d, wtw, a.c., terrace, garage Lounge. Graduate Students and ward to next year... and tho rest of Need a refrigerator for next Asking $5,900 Call 397-8205 pkg. Avail June 1st forentireyear,or See Ruby Dee our liestogether! I love you, Ana Graduating Seniors welcome1 summersublet. $825. Cal13958095. BRING YOUR RESUME! year? 2pm 5/2/93. The deva of devas. star I have 1 that is less than 1 yr old 8 '84 Nissan Sontra of Spike Lee movies is speaking for Did you have a good time at has hardly been Used. call Eric Good Condition. Auto/4 door/AC/ Summer and Fall! Kids' Day? GET ALL WRAPPED UP Lena Bruce Day. All proceeds go to 6298772 w/ your offer. AM-FM stereo. Must sell by gradu- 2 bdrm in 4 bdrm apt. Avail in May. Br~aK;riffeyScholarship Fund Do you want to help plan Kids' Day w/3 of your friends, Sol Gittleman, 8 ation. Asking$1550orBO.Cal1322- $2OOhno + utils. Close to campus, '94?Wearelooking for coordinators SADDiBACCH US in aTwisterTour- EVERYTHING BLACK 1044 anytime Boston Ave. Call 396-6256 N. IGMA for next year. It's a lot of work, but it nament @Midnight Cafethis Frifrom expensive 2 yr old furniture 8 appli- Youwouldn'tknowmmedy...Did you is worth k!!f I1 interested u11 LCS 10-1 1pmintheCampusCenter. Call ances going dirt cheap. Tables, Buy My Furniture! 3 BDRM APT AVAIL 6/l or O/l hear the one about the furry gala ~3643.Ask lor Tami, Shari. or Jes- Tracy, 629-8894, to register your chairs, shelves, sofa, bed fridge, Brand new bed, desk, dresser w/ 3 blocks from Tufts. Lg, sunny N. date? By the way, if you need a sica team. Apple computer, tv, VCR. Int'l stu- hutch for sale. Cheap! Call Jen 776- Laundry avail. Eat-in kit, hdwd Rm. closet cleaning service call 629- dent graduating, everything mwtgo, 01 09. $SXi/mo. Call 623-7972. BANG! To Proteus Continuum: b.o.1st come 1st serve. Call TOM You thought you could get me with 666-2439. Emerson T.V. MedforbTufta Area Hey Malaysian Noodles no media outlet to respond through, Excellentcond-remotecontro1,per- 2 rm wall-wall apt. Heated, hot water Its me the kindly daily man! Here's didn't you? The fact remains, more TECHNICS- fed room size+ room furniture. Must &cable.Onbusline.Availnow.$5OO/ your gosh dam Personal! Oh... I'm people will read this.personal today For Sale 7 band graphicequalizer model#SH- mme see! Good. prices too!! Call mo. Call 396-4661. sorry, I'm just under so much pres- than will read your issue before the 801 7; new in box $80.627-7305. Marielle 625-4393. sure,weep,weep! Ihavetogo ...But end 01 theyear! With good-natured Roommate Wanted um have a nice day o.k.? Boo hoo humor, the Dilzy Blonde Nissan 280ZX To liewith in nice2 Mrm place near hoo. Farewell from the crown prince MACINTOSH FIRE SALE! 1982, 2+2. PIW, PIL. solid body, campus for next year. We will find a Excellent condition.tons olsoftware, of all heights in Brooklyn. Women's Study Senior good enaine. automatic. 87K miles. place together. Have not yet found Projects- Imagewriter II w/new ribbon. exter- newtires8 brakes. $326olobo Dan place but have one in mind. Male nal 2nd dnve easily expandable SPRING FLING HAIR WRAPS Come to hear friends and students 629-9632. please. 627-7422. Let Joseph wrap a piece of your hair talkabout the projects on which they MacPlus All for $300 Call Chns at in 2-5 colors to add a decorative 666-0520 anytime Must go - gradu- Dark brown 5 drawer desk Housing Summer Sublet havebeenworking allyear. Refresh- atingl design to your head. Only $10 (less ments will be served. Wednesday, Excl cond., $50. Dbl. Futon bed/ 3/4 bdrm, 2 bath, large, sunny, spa- if your hair is short). Look for him on much frame$l25. Dblfirm mattress aous 2 flr Apt. in House. 2 decks, May 5, 3pm,Women's Center, 55 One year old futon and desk the lawn at the concert. Talbot Ave. .W5. Call Bonnie 625-3149. SUMMER SUBLET IN 5 BDRM backyard, $1140 + uti1 (Sept. Op- Futon (w/frame)$t 50 Largecorner APT tion) NearTufts (2 blocks) + DavisT Bubbala Scrubbab- computer desk with keyboard slide Great Furniture WSomerville. 5 min to campus. Wl Luba Kanevsky Just kidding-at least your lace Hey woman! You're awesome! Get $50 Everythingisinexcellent condi- Wooden dining table with chairs, D, 2 full bath, backyard, $225/mo + GREAT LOCATION - AND doesn't feel like my legs! Here's to a tion and must go fast Delivery can vacuumcleaner,pink6~9,rose9~12 utils. Call Sandy or Pati @ 629- psyched for Fling and a whole sum- great weekend and many more to CHEAP! . mer of Fun! It'll be so nice to be able be arranged Call Sam at 7764019 carpets, 1 full size bed, white desk 9677. Summer Sublet pradicallyon Cam- come. I love,you. Your L.C. with chair, and three bookshelves. to enjoy Boston's summer together. Great furniture for Sale!! pus -Across st from Fletcher Field. 4th ofJuly barbecueanyone??Good All in great cond., prices negotiable. APT AVAIL JUNE 1 All furnished Rms. 1, 2 or 3 rms THREE WISHES, $2 EAFH! Double bed with box spring and luckon finals! LITP, Kristina Call Lillian 396-1 21 5 3Wrms,newkiflw/fridge,l~tedon avail. 2 kits /2 bath 12 porches. Call 1)"Pink Floyd:The Wall." tonight @ frame $125 Whltedesk $70 white BromfieldRd,mustsee.$1100. Call 9:30 + midnight in Bamum OW! Ken @ 629-8599. Maki dresser $50 and morel Prices nego- GREAT FURNITURE FOR SALE 666-5635. . 2)'Aladdin;Sat and Sun @ 7+9:30 tiable. great quality1 Call 391-8812 Good cond., reasonable prices. I am so glad you are here once in Bamum 3)"ROdcy Horror Pic- Big Apt For Lease again! Tell Joey I say hi. We're just Om! Futonandframe, dresser, desk.chair Teele Squaro Sublet tureShow,"Moo @ 9:30in MacPhie. MERCEDES lBOE 2.6(108@) Summer-9orl2mos.3bdrm,6rms. babies man, we're just babies. -Will and bookshelvesonly8mo.old! Call Quaint and quiet 1 Wrm is perfect eat-in kit. off-st pkg, whn 5 min walk with floor show and props allowed! For sale wth snow tires. ski rack and 1st 776-2355 for single! Private apt overlooks to Campus Center. Call 617-944- low mileage Negotiable price Call street, is located in well manged Stwie and Laur 3366 Rick. Me1 629-9835 SKATED ON THESE BABIES bldg and 5 min to TuRs or Davis Sq. Thank for being there lor me this Are you ready to tackle "the list'? JUST ONE TIME: $5OO/mo. Avail 6/1-9/31 Call 623- College prof, spouse & child week,you arethe best! Ilove you the The time has come, and 1111 try my Going Home to California mostest in the whole wide worid. Men's Rollerblades. Size 12. fits 10 7922 seek housing during Junefellowship best to go against my nature and Selling dresser and glass shelves/ Kiwi Cream 1/2-11 lL?shoesize,wnstguards, W how do you say... atTufts. Willing toswap our Danville, msollone ortwo. S.Oand pseudo bookcase Call Vanessaat 625-3250 and kneepads Brand new Sell or here I come. Get psyched to finally despacious? delovely delightful KY home (deck, hot tub, office) for trade for your acoustic elednc/ Procrastination Club havesome fun beforeweleaveeach - devine. How do you yours. Willing to sublet or housesit. Join now. We are looking for new COUCH acoustic guitar Call Me 629-2396 say...degorgeous? Upland1 3bdrm Patrick 606-23a73f6 orMne617- other.(What are we thinking!) I love 3 pieces fit together however you members. Meetingtobeannounced you! -Me in 4bdn apt, 2 full bath. huge Icit. 4928185. later. want, beige6200orbest offer, single ROLLERBLADES hdwd flrs. June-Aug. 666-1654 Won with frame, barely used $70 or 1 pair Zetrablades 8 mo old I pard LUXURIOUS SUBLET! b/o.Bothinverygoodcondition.Call greg 8. $150, I'm asking $100 ob0 Call me Chap July August Sublet Good price for a lot of room. 5 fum Cadking, fortran master, car Holly 395-8095. @I 629-9866 and leave a message Abeautifullywwd-panelledbdrm in bdrms, 1.5 bath, garage, 2 porches, expert..what more I say. You're 4 Wrm apt w1 private porch. 2 blks kit. W/D. only a min from campus1 can NEED A PRINTER? awesome and you did a great job Birthdays DOUBLE BED AND BOXSPRING from Tufts. 5 min to Davis Sq. Call Call 623-7189. sweetie. 38 1/2!! Love, Leslie I have an Image Writer II for BrandNew-Onlyusedfor6months evenings Laura6288732 Jon L Maclntosh. Excellent condition. Will Extremely Cheap 391-9095 NEXT TO TUFTS SM Ruby DM Have the most amazing incredible take highest offer. Call 629-0053 Summet stblat wented for July Quiet neighborbaodaew. Ig kit w/ At2:00p.m.May2.1993.Thedeva birthday tomorrow. You definitely and ask for Rebecca. PEACH CARPET MdAugust. tidge,d.w..disposal, 2Oftoakcabi- ofdevas,starofallspikeLeemovies desewe it! Have a SUPER day. I 7x9' Goodqualny CallsoonlTamar 48 Winthrop St. Great location. If nets, new bath, wtw carpets. w/d, is speaking lor Lena Bruce Day. All loveya! Carolyn 8 MOS OLD FURNITURE 629-8557 interested Can Mychal393-9918 porches, 3 Wrms, garages. Must proceeds go to BruaX;riffey Schol- Full size trifold futon (bednrame) seethisclean modernunit.Norealty arship Fund hap^ Birthday Bot1 $125; BlackRipchair$50;8'xl P'plush FOR SALE: 1986 NISSAN You know you want it! fees. $895. (6a484-16&2: iromyourBoogiedown Princetohis beige carpet $50; Wood adjustable SEHTRA 1IgWrminawssome4bdrmhuse, shelving unit $70;Call Eddie 629- John D. Jones Englewood Queen. Hey it's your Manual, Excellent cond. Must sell dining rm. EIK. w/d. hdwd flrs. 1 112 Summer Subl.1: 8 So here's the personal you wanted. birthday! Love, the Bronx 9633. due to year abroad. $2000 obo. baths, backyard, front porch, gar- 2 Bdrm, furnished lor Jun-Aug. 2nd Ihope its all you've ever dreamed of! CHEAP FURNITURE PleaseCall629-9460.. . . , den, pkg only $260hno!! flr w/ kit, lg Iv rm. porch&udy. Rent Lwe. PJ ' Pascal Desk 8 chair-$75; dressers-$1 525; Non-smokingfematespreferred. Call 750/m(r+ utihcall Mike or,Rhonda We wanted to wish our favorite Bub loveseat-$20; lamp-$10. Call391- SMITH CORONA WORK Kristina @ 6298774 6284m?79 Lowderi he. (3 min , Volunteer Vacationers a happy Birthday and anight of pure. 5736 eves or message. Package PROCESSOR-LAPTOP from campus) ' North CarolinaTrip Oops! The date musicalecstasy.Pinches andwinks, deal- negot. Practically new, used only once, w/ su- SUBLET for the BBQ is May 5. not May 4, apples and oranges,,your front row dictionary, spell check, and gram- 2 grad students seeking non-smok- Gorgeous 2 Bdrm. Apt. for same place, same time! See you fans GRADUATING SENIOR MUST mar check. portable battery.pack ing female for3 tdn apt. May 1st - Rent!! there. SELL: inc. Asking $300 obo. Also for sale. Aug 31st. 10 minute walk to Tufts. Beautiful, large 2 Wrm's, hdwd Rrs, Pascal Futon wnolding frame.desk 8 chair, slate blue carpet in perfect cond. Close to 2 bus mules. Rent $233/ w/d. Very dose to campus (behind Pam Happy 19th birthday!Thanksforthe double bed 8 bureau. I1 interested. Call Carrie 629-9743 . mo + util. 391 -9571. Latin Way). Eat-in kit 8 porch. Con- For showing me what a true friend hugs and for ahvays listening. 1111 please call Cara at 6253250. tad Crissy or Sarah at 629-9241, should be. I'm grateful you got over return the favor anytime. Good luck BUY CLASSIFIEDS IN SUMMER SUBLET AVAILABLE my first impression on you1 Thank tonight! Is it gonna be agood show? MUST SELL IWEDIATELY! THETUFTSDAILY! . . 550.00hnonthI 3 Wrm ,partially furn . Still Looking lor a place to live? you for being you. Love, K 1111 deade. Love, Jen . 1985 Mazda 626 4 dr. AC, AMFM On sale now in our office io Curtis 5 min. toTuRs. nice yard. Call Brian Interested in sharing an apt? Great auto reverse cassette, 5 sp, 85K Hall 8 at the Campus Ctr. Info 729-2470, or Tony 623-2825 price-great location. Nice 2 bed, 2 Hillside 270's Jennifer Lindeman miles. Must sell ASAP. Runs great. Booth. Buy 'em now! bath unit on Boston Ave. D.W.. dis- S@, Linus, Pig Pen, Marcy and Sir. Happy 21st birthday! There couldn? $1500180.Chris 395-6265. Summor Sublet posal. central A/C. All applianoes. If My roommates, my friends, my sis- be a better way to celebrate Spring '88 GoII GTl- In 5 Wrm apt. W. Somewille, 5 min interested call 62a9932 ASAP. tets. Iowethebestthreeyearsof my Flingl!Thanks for always being such Student Microscope 16-valve. black whlack int, stereo tocampus.W/D.2full bthrms.back- Need a place to livo Fall life to you. I love you all. Lucy an incredible friend. Just one more new Monocular w/90' adjustment air cond/sunroof, mint cond- $650 yard. $225/mo. plus util. Call Sandy Somoater? yearandwecan both goout(legally) 36mm 5X 1OX 40X objedives both obo. For sale, BIC graduating, con- or Pati at 629-9677. . 1 bdrm avail on 83 Ossipee in a 6 Lba Love. Kristen lOX816Xeyepieces15wall illumi- tad Marielle 625-4393. Wrm apt. Lie among 5 fun-filled For showing me that being absent nator idjustments fine rack 8 pinion NEED A CHEAP ROOM FOR loud women. Call Liz at 666-8349! from home doesn't mean being ab- Katie focusing STAT Lab 8 Medical, Inc. Macintosh LC1 For Sale THE SUMMER? Cheap. Cheap. Cheap. sent from heart. Through all the Happy Birthday! Sorry, this is what 1-800-3344756.$300.$350w/cany Includes Stylewriter. 40 MB hard 1 or 2 Wrms avail in spacious 4 messiness Iwouldn'tchangeathing. you get for having a sunday birth- case. Rentals avail. drive and software. Selling because WrmE rm apt in Medford. Modern College Ave Love. K day. I hope you have a fun-filled, of graduation. Call Juan 876-9788 kit.front and back porch,off st pkg 5 Wrm apt, near Davis Sq. and stress-free day. If you're lucky, Brother Word Processor and cable1 Only 10 min walk from campus, lotsofoff-st.pQ, furnished, Therese maybe 1'11 throwalew rubesses your for sale. perfed cond 8 extra ribbon EVERYTHING P+ST.GO!! Tufts and T. Bdrms avail 5/15 or 6/1- large bright rm 8 porch. Avail 6A or For showing me that silence can way! Mark cartridges incl. $150 obo. Call Beds, couches, chairs, VCR. Good 911. Each Wrm only $206/mo + 114 911. Will consider summer sublet. mean as much as words. You taught Heather 393-9824. quality+great prices. 21 Sunset Rd. ulik. No smokers please. Please 1SWImonth. Others avail. Renting me that silent strength is a match for Jan Lindeman Free gifts. Call 7765513 or 666- call Scon 3918153. to Tufts Students for 10 years. Call anything. Love, K Happy2lst BirthdayJen! lonlyhave HUGE Mahogany drossor 1744. 395-3204. a few more years to catch up. Am I for sale, 9 drawers 8 Ig. mirror. De- Cheap Summor Bodroom! hang 19 yet? Enjoy the biggest birthday livery assistance can be arranged. FRANKLY SCARLE'IT 1 Wrm avail in quiet and spacious 6 Choapost Summor Sllbht For being able to laugh at yourself weekendagirl couldaskfor but let's Call Tim 6299632. $1 00 obo. New lull-length tapes are now on rm/3 Wrm apt on Greenleaf Ave oppomJnnv! and teaching me to do the same. try and have less sickness this time sale in the Tufts Bookstore. behind Espresso's. Only 5 min walk 2 Rms avail at 55 Winthrop in You have brightened my days. I selling top quality tocampusand busstop. Avail 6/1-9/ (or were you the only heahhy one I'm Groat Furniture Medford. Only $500 per rm for EN- hope you never lose that gift. Love. last time?) Well here's to another Advent speakers, Blizzard skis 8 1. Only $217/mo + 112 utils. No TIRE summer. Apt. comes w/ large K Nordicaboots8poles. Everythingis Cheap and in good condl Crate 8 smokers please!! Please call Jan at large jug of Ocean Spray desk, dresser, Small liv rm. kit. driveway, bath, wld. For in perfed cond. Price negot. Barrel lamps. 6298563. !hmberry...and ordering Bluewhales Call . fridge, couch 8 armchair, shelves. info. speak to anyone at €6&9o39. Phi Sig Soniom legally. -Monika D.J. at 628-7875, Get psychedforSunday,ilwill beso lamps iramed 8 unframed posters. Fomala Roomnutor Wantod decorative pillows, chairs. Call Bnt Locakn Possible much fun. Our last event together. MUST SELL!! 8 2 grad studants in a spacious quiet 628-7532. Summer Sublet. In BTW CARM 8 soaking up the sun. Don't use the Dorm size fridge $40,med. Fridge 1 4 rm apt. Living rm, dining Espresso's, Winthrop St. 3 over- excuse of having too much work to yrold $100, Nice bamboo nightstand nn.porches,badcyard.11/2balhs.5 SIMP In Comfort and Style. sized Wrms. huge kit, living rm. w/ do becausewe know where you live $7, TV stand $5 8 $8, bamboo lamp mintoTufts 6 Davis Sq.$262.501mo pkg. For groups or individuals, and we'll come find you. LiTP Buy a waterbed. Stained wood wa- Mil. 6253119. $10, kit counter $20,6~4thickbmwn ter bed w/a bookshelf headboard. + CHEAPEST RENT IN TOWN. Call Events carpel $6, shoe box organizer fits 9 Jon/Jeff at 393-9128. Are you from Jamaica? shoes $1.50, dresser $20,twin bed $70 or b.0. Call Ben 391-4534. WOW.!! That's where I'm studying abroad in 8 manress $50. call 646-3528. Complote seloction of NICE 6 rm apt.3 bdrm. possibly 4, avail 6/ AnYou Golng Away Naxt Fag? thefall ilyouliedthereand/orknow . SIDE EFFECTS presonts... 1. Mostly furn. Almost on campus. I need to sublet my rm. spring se- anything about their heallh care sys- turnlureforsale. Reasonahlepricss. "An Acquired Taste," Fri, April 30 at GREAT DEALS terrific selection. pradically newll Owner occvpied 2-lam house. Call mester. Great house near campus, tem, I'd love to talk to you. Call Jen 8pm in Hotung. Free! lbanez studio guitar, $150. 395-6664. wM, newly renovated, backyard. at 629-9269 Bed, dresser, desk, shelving, etc. Panasonic printer, $100. Sofa (2 Call Melissa day or night 628- $29o/mo. +util. Call Pali 629-9677. !he Ruby DM at 2pm 5/2/93. person) $25. Call Billy 3955947. at COLLEGE AVE at 9963. KK and thr Gang The deva of devas. star of all Spike Clean and-charming apts overlook- $292 + Room in huge Hey ... l heard you and your friends Lee movies is speaking for Lena Moving offcampus next year? ing field. 6 ns.4 bdrms.w/d etc. qartment. might have some veggies this Saro $!io on Airtaro Bruce Day. All proceeds got oJ3rual Forsale:TVstand$15,7crates$l5, Really and truly save $50 if you are Also 1 rm apt. 2 min walk from Porches. y&d,driveway. Nearbuss. weekend..or should I say ...the Grilfey Scholarship Fund. multicolored area rug $25, 2 sm Campus Center. Reasonable rent 8 Avail now through July or extended. Munchies... See you guys at travelling to Calif, Oregon, Wash- Go to the bkck patty rugs $10. Call Laura at 629-8733. ington, Hawaii, Arizona, Idaho, or sublettingallowed. Call Mrs. Bucldey Cool atmosphere. CHEAP!!! Call Espresso's on some other Get drunk 8 then come see SIDE (617)729-8151. ' ,623-2163. plmet... Love your munch buddy Texas. Pleasecall3954374.Thisk EFFECTS' Spring Show 'An Ac- SMALL FRIDGE FOR SALE not a gimmidc! One phone call wll Need Roommate wd Sublottom quiredTaste.'8pm in Hotung. FREE. it mustgo-pricenegot. Pleasecall8 save you $50. Sunny 2 BR. Apt. KK leave message at 3934556. For huge 4 Wrm apt. big kit. 2 li On Powderhouse Blvd. aaoss from Yes, Iwill go to gala with you and ... Womon'a Studies Lots of Furnitun! rms. 2 baths. dining rm. 5 min walk LatinWayin3-fam house; hdwdflrs, thank God no with the queen bitch Intordisciplinary Minor Reports GRADUATING- NStSOU to campus. $237/mO + util. Call im- Must be sold before May 3: dorm Nicestulf,goodcond. Doublebed,2 mod K + 8. porch, W + D. $750. you know who ...Let's drink, dance on Senior Projects mediately. Mat or Sam 666-2229. her547-8926. and have agood thrill...As hopefully size fridgew/separate ice box 8 mini woodendesks,woodendiningt&le. Come and hear your friends and kit rm your body's system can handle my ' microwave on top. Lace curtains tor chairs, living chairs. small 4bdrmapt students talk about the projects on Ig windows. All sizes of crates. couch, wooden hutch, coffee table, l?lCollege Ave-B Whmbld drill... which they have been working all min to campus, quiet, clean. sunny. 4 Wrmapt, hdwdRrs.w/d,verynice. lmagewriter II printer. Will negot. kit stool, 8 more. Prices negot. Call pkgind. mod Idt. w/d. hdwdflr$t 200 year. Refreshments will be sewed. me ASAP1 Yvette 625-9601. pkg. garage. 235-6097. 55 Talbot Ave. price youwant to pay. Deborah629- 8681170. 7883. ‘riday,April 30,1993 THE TUFTS DAILY page nineteen

Doonesbury BYGARRYTRUDEAU Around Campus Today Tomorrow

Not Another Sister! Arts House Forthe Love of a Sista’: Lena BN~Day Gallery-Niki Lindennan and Beccs Soloman. Beginning in Goddard &pel 37 Sawyer Ave, 11:W am. Events last all day 8:00-1000 p.m.

Philosophy Department TCU Senate Spring Lecture SeriedDavid Brink Realism and Paay on Talbot Ave. Antiredism Behind the Campus Center. Eaton Hall Room 206, 4400 pm 9:OO p.m-1:00 am

Programs Abroad Film Series I Study Abroad general information meeting. Movie: “Aladdin“ (admission $2). Eaton 201,230 p.m Bamum 008, 700 & 930 pm. Film Series and Movic?Pidc Floyd-The Wall” (admission $2). Calvin Hobbes Bamum 008,9:30 p.m. &midnight. Sunday Hlllel Shabbat Services. Reform services-East Hall Lounge, Traditional Film Series Movie: “Aladdiin” (admission $2). services- Crane Room, 600 p.m. Bamum 008. Hillel 7:00 + 930 pm. Shabbat dinner. CudsHall Lounge, 7:15 pm. Orthodox Christian Fellowship End of the year cookout Fletcher Field, SADD/B ACCHUS Twister Tournament. 400-7:00 p.m. campus center commons, 10:00 p.m.-1:00a.m. Side Effects Monday Spring Fling Show w/special guest Haward‘s On Thii Ice. Free! Homg Cafe, 890 p.m. Film Series Movie: ‘The Rocky Horror Picture Show” SADDIBACCHUS (admission $2). Drunk driving crash rrenactment. MacPhie Pub FoxTrot by Bill Amend Professor’s Row (by the tennis coults), 9:30 p.m :11:30 a.m. I SEE YWR L1lTI.E IT’S LIKE A TIDAL MIS JUST I* THE FDA WER, UM, LCS TIDAL WAVES KNOW, Ibu I Not Another Sister Blood Drive haPalty - ARE DISASTERS. I I WW Protest Violence Against Women of Color. Eaton 202, Boston City Hall, 3:OO p.m. 9:OO pm. GROOVE THIS: Japanese Culture Club IGC Block My. Free Sushi F‘alty for club members and friends Pmfessor’s Row, 6:oO p.m. Staa House, 530p.m. Middle East Study Group Mandatory Meeting: Elections. Hillel Braker 26,6:30 p.m. Open board meeting. Hillel Office,Ms Hall, 2nd floor, Beelzebubs 11:30-12:30 p.m BUBSWTHEPUB. Weather Report DILBERTB by Scott Adams TODAY I TOMORROW

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WILL BE HELD IN COUSENS GYM; DOORS WILL OPEN AT NOON 0 NO GUEST TICKETS WILL BE HONORED GUEST TICKETS ARE NON- REFUNDABLE 0 NO EATING, DRINKING, OR SMOICING WILL BE PERMITTED IN COUSENS GYM 0

VIOLATORS OF ANY OF THESE -.. REGULATIONS WILL BE REMOVED FROM THE PREMISES

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SPRING FLING SOCIAL POLICY INF'ORMK~ION

ALCOHOL ;Ind BEVERAGE POLICY You must present TWO FORMS OF POSITIVE I.D. (including a Tufts I.D. for all non-guest tickets) to drink at the concert. If you wish to drink, you may bring ONE of llle following items: 72 OUNCES OF DEER IN CANS (six 12-ounce cans) or ONE LITER OF WINE Open beverages will not be allowed into the concert, and all volumes of beer in excess of the 72-ounce limit will be confiscated. No botlles or olastic containers will be allowed into the concert, with the exception of one liter wine bottles. Each person will be allowed to bring six cans of non-alcoholic beverages, which must be opcnly displayed. Bags are not allowed, and be prepared to display the contents of all coolers. WINE COOLERS ARE PROHIBITED, EC 0 R D IN (2 No Audio alr Video equipment will be allowed into the concert site. CLEAN UP Please be rtsponsible for the proper disposal of your trash; tliere will be an ample number of trash reccphcles at the coiicert site. There will also be special containers for empty beverage cans as part of the SPRWG FLING CAN DRIVE. Keeping your area reasonable clan will make Spring Fling far more eiljoyable for yourself, thossc around around you, and the volunteer workers. PLEASE REMEMBER The success of this year's Spring Fling and the fate of such events in Ihe future depends on your cooperation in reducing the incidents of underage drinking, excessive littering, loitering after the conccrt, and disorderly conduct. Please be responsible and enjoy the concert,

ALL TUFTS STUDENTS MUST PRESENT TUFTS I.D. AT GATES