THE: TUFTS DAILY Where You Read It First Friday, April 17,1992 Vol XXIV, Number 58 Thursday WE AND MY SHADOW Senate to concert examine postponed resolution by CHRIS STRIRNIS by CAROLINE SCHAEFER Daily Editorial Board Daily Editorial Board In &an attempt to alleviate a The concert featuring Boston “rise in discord and tension“ bands Tribe and Heretix sched- runong students on campus, Tufts uled for last night has been post- Community Union Senator Pete poned, according to Concert Mutharika plans to introduce a Board cochair Rachel Fouche. rcsol u t ion at this Sunday ‘s Senat e Fouche said that due to the fact meeting calling for student-Ad- that Tribe‘s lead singer, J‘anct ministration talks on heated is- LaVallcy, has laryngitis, the band sues. elccted not to play last night. “Basically, there is a lot of Tribe perfonnedTucsdaynight tension on cinpus and this is an in WFNX’s Best of Boston Poll effort to seriously coinbat it.” Concertalong withapproxbnately Muthivika said. 15 other Boston bands, according Although Mutharika had not to Concert Board co-Chair Bruce yet determined the exact wording Hy slop. of the resolution last night. he “Tribe was scheduled to play said he planned to introduce a resolution which calls for “Presi- for 45 minutes, but they only Photo by Andrew Ye& played for about 20 because s this what they mean by ‘reaching for the tog’? dent Mayer. Vice President Lavalley’s voice was really hurt- Bcmstein and the future Univer- ing,“ Hyslop said last night. sity president to participate in Fouche said that LaVallcy ‘s Tufts SADD vlans drunk-drivim talks and dialogues with students voice suffers from “just a grow- U about religious. ethnic. racial and ing bug.” and “not a major throat - cultural issues in discussions and problem.” workshops which arc based on Tribe notified the Concert 1 cr&h reenaltment for Friday intellectual discourse.” Board yester&y afternoon that by CAROLINE SCHAEFER students whoare active in SADD most Upsetting parts of the reen- Theproposalofthisresolution they would be unable to play last Daily Edi!onal Board will play the role of the “drunk actment,” Akbaniia said. follows a period of considerable night. Hyslop said. In can attempt to caution Tufts driver” and the “victims.” Akbarnia and other members controversy andstudentunrest on He added that the band also studellts about the dmgers of “The ‘drunk driver’ has sup- ofTufts’SADDchapterhavebeen campus after the speech of Dr. caticeled their scheduled appear- drinking and driving. Tufts’ Stu- posedly had three or four drinks working to organize the reenact- Khallid Muhammad last WAes- alee ona WBCN radio show yes- dents Against DriviiigDrunkhave and has caused a major accident. ment for almost one month. The &TY. terday morning. plluuiedareenacttneiilof adrunk- The students playing the victims idea to plan the event originated Mutharika said that he would Although only Tribe was un- driving accident at Tufts. accord- will be covcred with fake blood. after Medford Highschool helda decide the exact wording of the able to play, the concert ~~~d ing to Tufts SADD President atid appear to be seriously in- similar rclP.nar:tlncnt. with- rgwlution today. chose not to book another band to Hall& Akbtmia. jured.” Akbaniia said. &b,unia portraying the drunk “I think tnls IS a iiiublbuIuus- play with Heretix in their place. Akbarniasaid the reenactment Akbaniiasaid that TuftsEiner- driver, she said. issue that needs to be discussed in -we decided to postpone the will take place April 24 at noon. gcncy Medical Service, Tufts “People at Tufts have been a frat&. honest aid Open 1natlJler. coIicc~,instead of getting just two hours before the Spring Police and Medford Police will really supportive of the idea. rather than in methods proveil otherbald toplay WithHeretixon Fling block pait)’ is scheduled to respond to the accident first. Medford Sitving Lives, thedeans, superficial in thc past,” said Thursday. sincc we sold the two begill. “The procedures that the ofl’ic- the Inter-Grcck Council and the Mutharika, referring to recent balds on a double-bill, we de- The reenaclment Will feature ers and EMS korkers will be police have helped us out so activities in the past such the tided to keep thein together,” ai accident Scene at the COnlCr of lust as if the accident had really much.” Akbmia said. Tufis World’s Fair. Fouche said. Packard Avenue and Professor’s happened," Akbarnia said. Akbaniiasaid that thereenact- Muthuika questioned the ef- ne postponed concert will Row. The accident will involve Two Lifelille anhulaices aid meill will be the “last big event” fectiveness of past “parties” to “most probably” take place next the collision of two Cars. one of one fire truck will appear on the thatTuftsSADD will sponsorthis pr~~motediversity.saybigthatthcy weheshy,April 22, although which is supposedly operated by Scene next, pronouncing one or year. This year is the chapter’s seemed to be “primarily intendcd Fouche said the Concert Board a drunk driver. The audience Will two students dead atid others “se- second year in existence. for public relations.” has not finalized the date yet. hearacrashing sound over aloud riously injured,” &barnia said. According to Akbarnia, Tufts Regarding the resolution. speaker,andthe reenactment will “No one walks away from the SADD currently has “30 active Mutharika added that he was see CONCERT, page 9 begin. Akbarnia said. accident unharmed.exccpt forthe see SADD, page 8 see TENSIONS, page 8 According to Akbarnia, Tufts driver. That’s one of the ’ Libya begins expelling diplomats, denounces sanctions TRDPOLI,Libya(AP) --Libya, Meanwhile, Arab nations, sies had been ordered to cut down - military advisers, technicians criticism from Arabgovernments. showing no signsof backing down while largely complying with the staff in retaliation for similar ac- and their family members -- from The head of the Arab League in the face of UN sanctions, on sanctions, criticized the United tion by their governments. Libya. Radio Russia said Mos- mission in London, Ghayth Thursday began ordering the ex- States and its allies for lack of The United States has no dip- cow was concerned about the Armanazi, said there “seems to pulsions of diplomats represent- statesmanship. lomaticrelations WithTripoli. But “threat of terroristattacks against have been alack ofstatesmanship ing countries that supported the The sanctions prohibit all as host of the United Nations, it foreigners of states which have in the way the Western powers measures against it. flights to and from Libya, ban was expelling three of the 12 dip- supported the United Nations have approached this problem.” The sanctions, which took ef- arms sales, and call for the expul- lomats at Libya’s UN mission. sanctions against Libya.” fect Wednesday,aremeanttopres- sion of most Libyan diplomats’ Italy said Thursday that six of Despite the grounding of Tripoli Radio, monitored in sure Libya into turning over sus- abroad. its envoys had been ordered to flights, land and sea links re- London, carried a report Thurs- pects in the 1988 bombing of Pan The Libyan Foreign Ministry leave Libya, and Belgium, which mained, including ferry service day on the speech, which was Am Flight 103. said at least six heads of embas- looks after US interests in Libya, to the nearby island of Malta. given Wednesday night. Y said it had been told to reduce its Traffic through Salloum, the diplomatic staff. Egypt-Libya border crossing Haitian president to speak at Tufts “They told me some embassy point, was reported normal. Jean-BertrandAristide, president-in-exileof Haiti, will speak in members would have to leave At least 400 foreigners work- Inside Cabot Auditorium of the Fletchcr School April 29 at 3:30 p.m., soon and they will in the next few ing in Libya arrived Thursday Features...... ,...... p. 3 according to Tufts Office of Co~nmunicationsrepresentative Gail hours notify me of the names and aboard the first Libyan ship to No place to turn? Check out a benefi- Bmbrick. the deadline,” Belgian Ambassa- dock in Malta since UN sanctions cial direction battered women can take, Banbrick said that Aristide will address the topic ofthe future of dor Leon Doyen said. He said he cut flights to and from Libya. Sea or learn a new sign language. democracy in Haiti and his pkxs to return to the country. hadnonew information about the travel is not covered by the sanc- Aristide has been living in exile in Venezuela since the military status of Americans in Libya. tions. Many of the foreignerssaid Arts...... p. 5 coup in Haiti this past Scptember. Haiti is currently in a state of About 1 million foreigners, they departed as part of their regu- Media Amok satirizes real life talk tunnoil under the military’s leadership, and Haitian refugees have including 500 to 1,000 Ameri- lar leave, rather than out of fears shows, Yoko On0 thinks she has talent, fled the country by the thous‘ands. cans, live in the nation of 4.2 over staying. and Matt Carson returns. Aristide was the first democratically-electedpresident in Haiti. million people. Many said they InTripoli,residentswentabout According to Banbrick. Aristide will speak for approximately were not afraid and did not plan fo their business as usual and traffic Sports ...... P-7 one hour, and his speech will be followed by a question-and-answer flee. was normal. Sholds pulls amonsterdingerasTufts session. However,Russia began evacu- Despite widespread coopera- baseball takes three of four, men’s tennis The entire Tufts community is invited to attend the speech. ating about 3,000 of its citizens - tion with the sanctions, there was THE TUFTS DAILY Friday, April 17,1992 rHE TUFTSDAILY Letters to the Editor ~ ~ ~ Reflect on Jeans Day at Harvard, after many years of struggle that being an oppressor is not as bad as we David A. Saltzman have unionized, the clerical workers here, thought. I didn’t do anything to become an Editor-in-Chief To the Editor: in spite of the efforts of many of them to oppressor, it just came to me naturally, Wednesday was Jeans Day, which has organize have not yet been successful. As whether I wanted it or not. Thus other Managing Editor: Patrick Healy been an annual tradition at Tufts since a graduating senior, I won’t be here next oppressors, like David Duke, must not be Associate Editors: Neil Fater, Allison Smith 1975 that confuses many students each year, but I urge you individuals and so bad either, eh? I mean, we’re both Editorial Pag: Editor: Michele Pennell as year. members of over 100 campus groups to oppressors, right? And obviously oppres- I would expect that many who read the Production Managers: Michelle Frayman, investigate the issues I have raised and not sors aren’t as bad we thought, so neither is Julie Cc’mell,Michael Berg letter or saw posters announcing Jeans let the University pull the wool over your Davey (as he likes to be called by his Day looked down to check to see what they eyes. fellow oppressor buddies). What? You NEWS had put on yesterday morning. A few of Sarah Fresco J’92 mean we’re different cases? But we’re in Editor: Caroline Schaefer you probably thought,‘? wish1 were wear- the same group, we’re both oppressors! Assistant Editor: Chris Stripinis ing my dress” (Andy?!?) Some of you You mean, just because we’re in a group Wire Editors: Steve Arbuthnot, Avinash Rajan might have changed--either into jeans to Whites need help in togetherdoesn’tmean we shouldbejudged VIEWPOINTS show your support for your Gay, Lesbian, together? We’re individuals?! Editor: Christopher Provenzano or Bisexual classmates, roommates, fam- trying to understand Assistant Editor: Jessica Foster In that case let me say that I am Jewish, ily, or friends - or out of them because To the Editor: and I am not an oppressor and neither were FEATURES you didn’t want anyone to be suspicious. I As a representative of the ignorant, my ancestors. Unless I am mistaken, Rus- Editor: Jeff Geller white, Christian majority, I want to tell all Assistant Editor: Stefanie Lachter imagine a few of you could have cared sia, Poland, andRomania weren’t big stops less. of those who feel oppressed as a minority ARTS on the slave trade market. And even if they Today, we ask you to reflect on why we member that many whites aretrying. Don’t were. my great-grandparents andmy great- Editors: John McGuire, Elin Dugan hate us. help us! Help us to understand Assistant Editor: Madhu Unnikrishnan hold Jeans Day each year. The purpose of great-grandparents who lived there were Jeans Day is to force students to examine what we have never experienced, help us too busy dealing with +theirown oppres- SPORTS to change what we might not recognize as Editors: Pap1 Horan, Rob Mirman their thoughts, attitudes, and reactions. sion and too poor to do anything but feed Assistanl Editor: Phil Ayoub Did you want to change? Did you make destructive behavior and work with us to their eight children (on both sides of my PHOTOGRAPHY assumptions about people wearing jeans? fight the enemy that you can identify so family) to oppress or even support a sys- Editors: Sofia Pmcarmona, Anni Recordati Did you ridicule others for wearing jeans? much easier than we can - prejudice. -. Assistant Editor. Tabbert T. Teng . tem that oppressed anyone else. So here I Did people ridicule you?’Didyou make Please. don’t shut us out - we are am; an example of -a J PRODUCTION jokes about yourself wearing jeans? Did trying, and don‘t hate us for behg white - Layout Editor: Lcxi Ruben. Dirk Reinshagen - we don’t deserve that! . pressing ancestry. I’d 3raphics Editors: John Pohorylo. Chris Capotosto you rip down our posters? If so, Why? well as my forefathers,4et;alonedo better Classifieds Editor: Lisa Moorehead . Our hope is that straight students -for Tracy Turner5‘94 thaq them. My existenc&san exception to Assistant Classifieds Editors: Ariel Ben-Zeev, one day -will know a little about how it ‘Jewish people as opprkssors’ rule de- Stephanie Fkomney, Jennifer Rich feels to be constantly aware of how you are Copy Editors: Dan Levi. Elana Vatsky, stroys its validity. And I doubt I @ the

Cheryl Horton perceived. This is a daily reality for Gays. We are all racist +- only one. So3ewishpeopleare not oppre3- Lesbians, and Bisexuals over which we To the Editor: sprs.*Yes.some Jews did act as oppressors. have little control. JonathanGreenbIatt isright. It‘snot my but they weren’t Jewish oppressors. They Larry Azer Hopefully. it brought a few closer to an place as a non-Jew to tell him as a Jewish were individuals who were oppressors who Executive Business Director understanding that judging people because person how to experience his feelings happened to bs Jewish, and that‘s a big of the clothes they wear or the people they concerning the history of oppression vis- difference. Even ifanorganizationof Jews Business Manager: Sandra Giordano love is, well, pretty stupid. Office Manager: Michael El-Deiry itedupon Jews. Anti-Semitismisevi1,asis were oppresging people,jt would still be Receivables Manager: Gizem Ozkulahci homo-hatred. As one who has experienced false to say Jewish people are oppressors. Subscriptions Manager: Stacey Feldman Jim Sherred A’94 pervasive homo-hatred, I can recognize a Wedonot actasawholegroup withmaster Representing the Tufts Lesbian. unique oppression. as he does. To leave the plans to do anything (anyone who knows Gay and Bisexual Community The Tufts Daily is a non-profit newspaper, publishec discourse at that level, however. is out- the jokeabout asking tworabbisaquestion Londay through Friday during the academic year and dis right ignorance. and getting three opinion uRd&tands why ibuted free to the Tufts community. The Daily is entirelj this udent-Nn; there are no paid editorial positions. The Dail] Defend B&G9srights Had Dr. Muhammad come to campus could never happen if it were tried). printed at Charles Ri\,er Publishing. Charlestown, MA. To the Editor: preaching homo-hatred, I still would have We are individuals, and we deserve to be TheDailyislocatedatthebackentranceofCurtisHalla supported him. The reality of the here- regarded as such. ‘ufts University. Our phone number is (617) 627-3090 This past fall we witnessed an amazing ,usiness hours are 9:OO a.m. - 6:OO pm., Monday thruugl event. Tufts University,which prides itself and-now is that white men are in the gay ‘riday. and 1 :00 p.m. - 600 p.m. on Sunday. on creating and maintaining a good qual- movement (notice most Jewish people are Seth M. Friedman A’94 - Subscriptions are $3fora full year. Ourmailingaddres cThe~”ft~.n=~Lu_p~~~~~--~~+wi%&-foritnmcte~ts%35ften forgets also white), and they are using their privi- ubscriptions are mailed in weekly packages. the quality of life of its staff, was preparing lege to gain political power. This is blatant The central question The policies of Tha Tufts Daily are established by i lajority of the editorial board. Editorials are established b] to replace our university-run Dining Ser- racism. Greenblatt is a white man. I a white To the Editor: rotating editorial boanl designated to represent a majorit! vice withacontractedcompany that would am For anyone who claims to be knowl- f editors. Editorials appear on this page, unsigned. Individ have offered fewer benefits and fewer man. Ihave power supreme in this society. al editorsarenotnecess.irilyresponsible for,orinagreemen His refusal to acknowledge his power in edgeable about foreign affairs, there is ith, the policies and editorials of The Tufts Daily. chances for advancement to its employ- ample documentation and irrefutableproof The content of lette:-s. advertisements,signed columns this society is racist. When people tell him ees. Tufts students organized and fought of Israel’s long-standing political, eco- sfloons andgraphicsdoesnot necessarily reflect the opiNor back and for now, at least Tufts Dining andotherslikehim to wake the fuckup, he F The Tufts Daily editorial board. ignores them because to do so would be to nomic andmilitary cooperation with South Letters to the Editor Policy Service remains in place. Maybe the ad- Africa. This relationship has been un- The Tufts Daily welcomes letter$ from the readers. Tht ministrators realized that Tufts students ayknowledge his power and position in a tterspageisanopen form forcampus issuesandcomment! racist society. doubtedly an exercise in “Realpolitik” =ut the Daily’s coverage. stand up for workers rights and maybe that I’ve said it before and I’ll say it again: since both Israel and South Africa have Letters must include the writer’s name and a phon1 is why they made sure that the Buildings faced a hostile international environment imber where the write1 can be reached. All letters must bt and Grounds. local 251 service workers, We are all racist (because of the racist :rified with the writer before they can be published. system in which we live). We need to learn where its very survival has been at stake. The deadline for letters ro be considered for publicatior contract comes up for renewal in the sum- Therefore, it should not be a surprise to the following day’s issue is p.m. to be recovering racists, and that means $30 mer time when most of us will be away. anyone that under such circumstances, Due to space limitations. letters should be no longerthar With the opening of the new science gettingupinfrontofaRacistsAnonymous i0 words. Any submissions over this length may be editec group and saying, “I am racist.” Defen- neither South Africa nor Israel has had the :the Daily to be consisrrnt with the limit. Letters should bc center one might assume that there would luxury to be selective when choosing al- :companiedby no mort than eight signatures. be more jobs for Buildings and Grounds in sivenessand denial will only fan the flames ”e to lies or friends. The editors reserve right edit letters for clarity the next few years. The university has of racism. and ignorance from people like lblication of letters is not guaranteed. but subject to tht Greenblatt with respect to the plight of Indeed, there is nothing “politically scretion of the editors. otherplans. though: they have been taking incorrect”about nations engaging in open Letters should be typtd or printed from an IBM or IBM; bids from maintenance companies, to pro- Black people in a racist society will only mpatible computer in letter-quality or near-letterqualit) serve to further kick Black people in the or clandestine security arrangements since ode. Letters written or1 Macintosh computers should be vide services for the science center. this is the very international ought in on low densit:, disks - files should be saved U head. Sometimes (as Dr. Muhammad nature of If all this sounds confusing, it really One can easily look to history for en-only” format, and disks should be brought in with a isn’t. Maintenance companies are in es- maybe tried) I wish Black people would affairs. p? of the letter. Disk.. can k picked up in The Dailj collectively kick us white people in the a litany of precedents where dissimilar ismess office the following day. sence companies of temporaries. While regimes have pursued close cooperation. Letters should address the editor and not a particular some of their workers may work for years, head. We certainly could use a wake up dividual. While letters can be critical of an individual’s call. The 1939 non-aggression pact between tions. they should not attack someone’s personality traits, they get few if any benefits, and the wages the Soviet Union and Nazi Germany, which The Daily will not .accept anonymous letters or pen offeredby these companies hover around came at the expense of Poland, is a case in unes except in extmnt: circumstances if the Executive the minimum wage level. For those of us James Preston A’92 3ard determines that there is a clear and present danger to point. However, one must remember that e author. The Daily will not accept letters regarding the who struggle to pay rent for apartments in the Soviet Union eventually paid an enor- iverage of other publics.tions,unless their coverage itself Medford or Somerville or gape at the (Ed. Note: Preston is a member of the ,s become a newsworthy issue that has appeated in The TLGBC.) mous political, military and moral price aily.TheDailywillaccept letters ofthanks.ifspacepemits, prices for groceries in local supermarkets, for entering into this faustian arrange- it will not run letters whose sole purpose is to advertise an the idea of supporting yourself, to say ment. ent. nothing of a family, on minimum wage is When writers have group affiliations or hold titles or Don’t group people The central question which requires tsitions relatedto the topicoftheir letter, Tne Daily will note probably ridiculous and scary. discussion by all sides to this debate is at initalicsfollowingthe letter.Thisis to provideadditional To the Editor: For now, Tufts is only trying to intro- what moral and political good will has formation to the readers and is not intended to detract from duce contract labor in the science center, I am not an oppressor! I was recently t letter. told that everyone is an oppressor or op- Israel lost withthe AfricanAmerican com- Clsssifieds Information but you can rest assured this is merely the munity by engaging in extensive ties with All Tufts students must submit classifieds in person, first step in removing the B&G union from pressed or both. but nothing in between. epaid with cash or check. All classifiedsmust be submitted Because I am white I oppress all racial South Africa. The purpose here is not be to ’ 3 p.m. the day before publication.Classifieds may also be campus. In the last few years retiring condemn Israel but to raise a legitimate lught at the information booth at the Campus Center. All workers have not always been replaced minorities by enjoying the luxuries af- issifieds submitted by :mail must be accompanied by a forded by a prejudiced society. Because I question. If individuals and nations that eck. Classifieds may not be submitted over the phone. and the remaining workers have been forced am a man I oppress women by enjoying the provide assistance to organizations or states Notices and Lost & Founds are free and run on Tuesdays to cover these positions. While social jus- benefits laid before me by a sexist culture. hostile to Israel are deemed anti-Semitic d Thursdays only. Notices are limited to two per week per tice may be preached in the class rooms, ganization and run space permitting..Notices must be by Jewish Americans and Israelis; is it not Tufts. like most universities in the area, The most disgusting thing is that I am itten on Daily forms and submitted in person. Notices tempted to use my own ethnicity to estab- reasonable and easy to understand why nnot beusedtosellmerchandiseoradvertisemajorevents. have discouraged employees from orga- African Americans may similarly view The Tufts Daily is not liable for any damages due to nizing. lish myself as oppressed, in an effort to pographical errors or m:sprintings except the cost of the counteract my inherent evilness, instead individuals or states providing assistance rertion. which is fully refundable. We reserve the right to If the B&G union is removed from of as a source of pride. But I not evil (I to South Africa as anti-black or anti-Afri- fuse to print any classifieds which contain obscenity, are of campus there will be no unionized em- am I overtly sexual nature, or are used expressly to denigratea hope you are willing to take my word on Can? ployees on campus at all. Clerical workers :rson or group. thatone).sowhatdoesthismean?Itmeam see LETTERS, page 9 Friday, April 17,1992 THE TUFTS DAILY page three FEATURES If only signs at fifts could speak

by DERRICK CRUZ Senior Staff Writa While walking along the quad, one might have noticed that the University planted signs for the pre-frosh visiting the campus. These signs told those wet-be- hind-the-ears students where to go and what to do. One might have made a con- No NOSE-PICKING n,m.tion between the signs and SCOPINGRANGE Nothing is more disgusting than pictures. Earlier at the dining hall For the current periodical room, finding those green little critters one most likely saw the “wet Gott Room, dining halls, and floor”wamings.The message was on a desk you have to sit in €or parties. Photo by Wendy Tam the next 50 minutes. conveyed in a succinct manner: a graphic of a person slipping. The At Tuesday’s discussion about battered women, it was reported beauty of the graphic is that it that, on average, a woman is abused by her partner once per week. directly says somuch while being ‘IT *e e1 simple and pithy. What Tufts needs are signs trmeminismprevails similar to road signs that will be posted around campus like those for the pre-frosh. These signs will for battered women tell students the dangers that may by JENNIFEK SOFFER include providing physical safety, lie ahead or what to expect when Senior Staff Writer emotional support, and advocacy one enters a certain zone on cam- As a part of Stop Violence resources, In addition, the House pus. To illustratethis point,graph- No TOILETPAPER Against Women Week, the offers violence prevention and DANGER-- ST&Y CLOTHES ics have been drawn in order to For those who live off campus Women’s Collective held a dis- education programs. During midterms and finals, show thebeauty and thenecessity and discover that no one cussion about battered women A new program started at the when hygiene is no longer the of picture signs. resupplies Miltex lo00 every Tuesday in the Campus Center. shelter is the Battered Lesbian priority it once was. week. The underlying message, “You Support Project, the third Boston have the right to make your own group created for battered lesbi- decisions,” was conveyed by ans. Poggi explained that lesbians StephaniePoggi. a coordinatorof battered by their lovers have thc TransitionHouse. ashclter for gained little public attention be- battered women in Cambridge. cause“1esbiansarestill not viewed Three years ago, statistics as full human beings. You can’t [@ care if you don’t see them showed that a woman was killed as by her husband or boyfriend by equal.” means of physical abuse approxi- This attitude of many is due, W mately every 22 days. This year it according to Poggi, to the persis- is estimated that the frequency tent existence of homophobiaand W will rise to one woman every heterosexisin. For example. in No BOOKS DANGER-- BEER SLUDGE DANGER-- week. The FBI has reported that Massachusetts there is a law For Wessell “Library” -- ‘nuff Need we say more? FRISBEEGOLF RANGE a woman is battered every 15 (209A) that any individual c

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., 8 - Ii for later .next week. .- Friday, April 17,1992 THE TUFTS DABLY page five ‘Media Amok’ is a fun forum for talk-show criticism by ELAINE ROSE Hell show. Hell (Lewis Black) nevolent folk at the mercy of ut- anti-choice debate. For the most Cecilia disappears inside the set. Senior Staffwriter and his throng of adoring Yahoos terly bizarre forces, disconcert- pan, Durang has little need to Wonderfully expressive charac- After taking on psychoanaly- are the fmt in a parade of uppity, ing one-liners that you chortle at convince his audience of trash ter actors anchor the on-screen sis in Beyond Therapy and the vacant talk show hosts, vacuous, and mean to ponder later, dia- TV’s negligible merits and its re- ,antics: Estabrook is delightful as Catholic Church in Sister Mary self-righteousguests, and all-too- logues that trip over the line be- FeliciaFalana,whose poise gives -- c flection of m alarming decline in I i familiar sitcom characters who tween surreal and profound, char- American culture. When he inter- way as she follows up her late- Theater begin to take over the lives of acters like Scary Black Man and rupts his satire to state and restate night show with an earlier-morn- Cecilia and Nigel. The pair find Some Tired Old Liberal whom the reasons behind it, the play ing show and an early-morning themselves quite literally sucked you recognize as offensive ste- turns self-consciousand runs out show. Jeilni fer Roszellneatlypulls I -I into the action on-screen. reotypes brought to life but laugh of stearn. off a host of roles, includiing vio- lgrrutius Explains It AI1 Fur You. A blond, glassy-eyed morning with anyway. If Durang’sinspiratioiiap~s lated-farin-girl-turned-black- playwright Christopher Durang show host launches into a multi- Unfortunately, Durang allows to wane, director Les Waters and leather-clad-abortion activist should certainly be able to tackle media striptease.Polished blonde the second half of the play to get a much-gifted team of designers Mary Lou Popper. Candy trashTVandlouchnouthtalkshow hostess Felicia Falana (Christine away from him; not letting the pick up much of the slack. Wa- Buckley, Steven Skybell and hosts. His latest offering, Media Estabrook) confronts transsexual subtle nuances and humor speak ters’ direction is crisp and occa- Starla Benford also prove adept at Amok, takes full advantage of guests who wish they could re- for themselves,his characters re- sionally jolting, perfectly suited tackling changing, extreme roles Morton Downey, Jr., Gerald0 tricvetheirpenises.Roseanneand sort to gesturing grandly, over- to Durang’s style. Bill Clarke’s that range from a homeless woman Rivera, anti-choice activists and Tom Arnold clones affectionately emphasizingtheirpoints, andsay- set, Christine Joly de Lotbiniere’s to Bernie Goetz to Patricia Bow- the like to create an amusing, if screechand smear foodover each ing grandiose statements for oth- costumes and John Ambrose’s man. .forgettable, satire. other... and the hapless Cecilia erwise quite engaging characters. lighting nearly steal the show, , Durang’s Media Amok is un- We enter the world of “media finds herself trapped inside the We find Cecilia, for example, sending up the backdrops of fa- likely toinspireanynew viewson gone mad“ through Cecilia (the television,wandering from weird loudly and repcatedly yearning miliar TV shows as effectively as the decline of American culture, charming Anne Pitoniak) and to weirder program. for a simpler life in the forest, Durang‘s script mocks their con- but it does provide an amusing Nigel (Alvin Epstein), a sweet AllofDu~ig’ssigiiaturetricks away from her trash TV compan- tent. forum in which to examine it. A elderly couple whomake themis- fall neatly into place in Media ions. We also see played out yet With a bewildered, ever- vision and talent as broad and watchful countenance and man- challenging as his, however, ulti- ner, Epstein’s Nigel keeps the mately deserves a more formi- audicnce interested in Ihe action dable subject thanSaIlyJesseand on both sides of the screen after Today. ‘Onobox’: Yoko Ono states case in boxed set NASHVILLE, Tenn. (AP)-- Ono. Yoko Ono, John Lennon’s widow On0 thinks “Woman Power,” who’s still reviled by those who asremixed by hardrockproducer feel she broke up their beloved BobStevens,isapotential single, Beatles, has spent much of the after “Waking on Thin Ice.” -- last ten years protecting and pro- which Lennon thought would es- moting Lennon’s legacy. tablish Ono as a commercial re- Now, she’s put out Onobox, a cordingartist.Lennon,Ono’s most collection of six compact discs, vocal champion, was carrying a each with about 70 minutes of her tape of the song when he was shot music. and killed. Flicks Within Flicks Within Flicks f “I’m just mother artist trying “We- were increaioly IUCKY her best to convey joy and some people, despite all the Pain,” said Yeah, yeah, ye‘ah. Onechy late. I know. It wasn’t film sets become. Truffaut effortlessly clues us in pain,’’ said On0 in a telephone Ono. “We had fun doing a lot of my fault. I was attacked by a horde of rabid biker to the magician’s tricks without letting them in- interview. “In the contemporary things, and maybe it [his death1 freaks from hell who felt they needed to prevent trude upon the central plot of the film, which era most artists don’t get perse- was the fare.” that column from being published at any cost. focuses upon a band of actors, some with new cuted or discredited or ignored A host of books after Actually, the top brass didn’t think it had anything careers to be created, some with old ones to be like I have. But in the old days Lennon’s death allegingthat their to do with Arts, which was more or less true. But preserved. The film hilariouslyportrays the “hurry Ibsen got flak for TheDoll House. public image was a facade. damn, who do up and wait” boredom of a movie set, and movie Van Gogh was ignored.” “If you look at the big picture, Matt Carson they think they junkies will love it just as much as they will with The materid on Onobox may with genocidebeing hushed up in are, trying tocon- Singin’, and so will non-junkies. Truffaut’s own surprise those who ante UP the the world and people living with- If They Move, Kill ’Em trol the content love for the movies is contagious. The film’s title $80 for it. It’s also available in a out avoice, then entertainers be- of this newspa- refers to the process of shooting a scene during the more economical single CD, ing fair game is no big deal. per? day through a filter to make it look like night. The Walking on Thin Ice, that surveys “men YOU get people saying I have, on many occasions, said that my two original title is La Nuit Americaine, the French the boxed set. things like I put cat droppings on favorite types of movies (I would use the flashy termfortheprocess.Thereisnoquestionthatthere The expansive format show- the floor SO John would step in it, word genre, but my gratnmar started sounding a is one product that will never be made in any . cases a startling variety of work. it goes Completely into never- little shaky) are Westernsand gangster flicks. They country as well as it is made here. The music toucheson rock, disco, never land. Negative ones like both have the best music, costumes, sets, guns, Morerecently,there was Joel and Ethan Coen’s pop, j,,, blues and opera. All of that I think peoplecan see that it’s characters, and dialogue. However, there is one Barton Fink, whichFilm Seriesjust showedearliex it is stamped with Yoko’s wide- fiction.” genre (there, I got it in) that very rarely fails, and this week. It is a very cryptic and surreal film. ranging and original vocals, and ‘‘Some inaccuracies from that’s movies about the movies. about a 1940s New York playwright who writes her feminist viewpoint. people who are friendly to us are I recently had the good fortune to watch Singin’ exclusively about the Common Man. He sells out “Another record label had more damaging because People in the Rain with a couple of fellow movie lovers. to Hollywood only to find that what he has sold is come to me in 1989 about a assume it’s true. I just keep dish- The 1952 musical stars Gene Kelly, Debbie not his writing, but his soul. As with the Coen project, but it seemed like they ing Out what 1 think is important Reynolds (Carrie Fisher’s mother), and the inimi- brothers’ prior films (Blood Simple, Raising Ari- wanted more to do with John and to shout at that moment.” table Donald O’Connor. It takes place in the late zona, and Miller’s Crossing),Burton Fink is visu- yoko,with John underlined,”said Onobox iS ROt OnO’S Only CUT- 1920s and is about how the Earth shook in Holly- ally stunning, thematically challenging, and ripe One. “It sounded like they just rent project. Afestivalof her films wood when sound came to the movies. Kelly plays for analysis. Unlike the work of fihnmakers who wanted anything of his to put out is in the works, and her sculpture Don Lockwood, star of countless swashbucklers date back to the forties and beyond, such as Alfred in 1990 for the 10th (anniversary and graphic works are being ex- alongside LenaLamont,his squeaky voiced, dumb- Hitchcock and John Huston, the Coen’s brillianl of Lennon’s murder), which is a hibited in Europe. as-a-sack-of-hammers screen partner. Kelly, body of work has no analytical and critical struc- bit tacky. “Somehow doorsopened with- Reynolds, and O’Connor are all exceptional. ture erected around it yet. These two geniuses will ‘‘Rykdisc Came and made it out me knocking,” she said. “I’m Reynolds is really cute, and she has a singing voice no doubt be studied thoroughly in the near and far obvious they wanted me.” more used to dealing with closed that can be described by no word better than future. Ono said the label persuaded doors.” . “friendly.”O’Coimor steals every one of his scenes The newest film to look at the industry opens on her to limit the project to six CDs, Her only child with Lennon, and is without a doubt one of the greatest elastic Friday, April 24. It is called The Player and stars insteadofnine.SoOnoboxdoesn’t Sean, is now 16 and moving to- physical comedi‘ms in all of history. And, ooh boy, Tim Robbins, Greta Scaachi, with no less than 6C represent collaborations with Ward a music Career. is Gene Kelly smooth. He can act, sing and dance cameos by the biggest names in Hollywood. Di- Lennon like Two Virgins and The “Sean is 16 and I’m 59, but our like nobody else. It is rather saddening to watch this rected by Robert Altman, it is a scathing black Wedding Album. Instead, it high- tastes go well together,”saidOno. film and find know that this genre, as well as the comedy about the unmitigated sliminessof the big lights her later, more commercial “He would suggest things about talent required to make it work, no longer exists. studios. Watch next Friday’s Daily for a review 01 work. the box and it would be what I All we have now is garbage like Newsies. Kelly’s The Player. Still, Lennon hovers over it wanted anyway.” andO’Connor’s dancing is of the highestorder,and Some of the funniest movies ever made are like a ghost, contributing a kind 0x10touts him as a talented theycouldeachkickHanmer’sbutt withoutbreak- those that poke fun at themselves. They are besl of experimentalguim-playing he guitarist-songwriter,saying: “His ing a sweat. when they are made outside of Hollywood, so thal never put on his own songs; and work is not like mine and not like Next, we jump 22 years to 1974 and Francois the people being ridiculed are not the ones signing he’s heard in studio chatter be- John. He’s got his own thing, Truffaut’s Day for Night, which is commonly the checks. There are few comedic gold mines tween selections. which is very reassuring. believed to be best and most accurate movie about ,quite as rich as the vast weirdness of the fih “My concern in preparing it “I feel a bit frightened for him. the biz. The French film portrays the cast and crew industry andlife in that giant miniature golf course nobo box] was not to stray tao far Sometimespple are not kind t.0 of a movie as a microcosm unto itself, as so many away from the originals,’’ said dent.’’ age six THE TUFTS DAILY Friday,-- April 17,1992

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Friday, April 17,1992 THE TUFTS DAILY pageseven SPORTS - Diamond nine still looking good nfts sweeps Williams, drop BU, but fall to Nichols by MARC SHELNKIN was originally scheduled for Sat- Against Boston University, Senior Staff Wnta urday, but rain postponed it to freshmanRyan Christ got the call IthasbeenaprettyStrongweek Sullday afternoon. In the first to Start on the mound, atd he for the Tufts as game, Tufts opned up a4-0 lead cane through with seven fine in- they have wonchreeoffo’‘ topu11 but had to scramble for victory in nings of work. In fact. had it not been for some shaky defense bc- The Ephmen plated four runs hind hin,hisnumbers would have in the topof the seventhoffscnior been even better. hi the end, starter Marc Williatns. who 0th- though, Tufts‘ 14-9 win can onlv above 8-7’ erwise pitched very well, to sud- be looked at as a positive. at On the denly knot the score at 4-4. How- Overall, Ryan’s teammates Jumbosswepta2x7doub~eheader ever, junior third baseman Paul played very well. Junior (two seven-inning games), then Svagdis ripped his third hit of the rightfielderToddRoinboli went 4 ‘lammed Boston University On ballgame to score Tom Walsh as for 5 with three runs and two Tuesday’ by a crushing the winning run in the bottom of RBIs, while senior second loss to Nichols on Wednesday. The Williams doubleheade the final inning. Tufts pulled to baseman Scott DiFiore went 3 for S00temporarilywith the54 win. 4 with a ridiculous six RBIs. In game two, senior Ron Tufts scored six times in the Nichols 9, Tufts 8 Schormann started and went the third inning to blow open what 123456 78 9 RHE distance, pitching seven excel- was a tight game, and then sent it T~F~I2 3 o o n I n 1 8 162 lent innings as the Jumbos pre- out of reach by scoring seven Nich. 1 0 0 3 0 0 0 0 S 9 12 1 vailed, 4-2.Offensively,Tuftsonly more runs in a three-inning span Batting P AB H RBI m Wild ...... CF 6321 had four hits, but Svagdis picked from the fifth to the seventh. BU I’uopolo ...... LF 620( right up where he left off from the was able to cut into the lead with Svagdis ...... 3B S10( Erickson ...... 1B 5311 first game, going 2 for 3. five runs in the seventh, but by Romboli ...... RF 4121 Also of note was the home run then, it was already over. Sholds ...... C 5211 that sophomore catcher Eric So after three straight wins, Murphy ...... SS 221: DiFiore ...... 28 421: Sholds hit in the bottom of the Tufts was feeling good and ready Walsh ...... DH 500( third inning, a monstrous shot to go to Nichols. The Brown and Totals .-...... 42 16 8 I that cleared the 402-foot Blue opened the game the way they had left off. pounding out ZB Hits: DiFiore (2). Sholds. Murphy centerfield fence by at least ten a Daily file photo 3B: Hits: Murphy feet. It was just anoiher offensive 6-1 lead in the third. Nichols. Coach John Casey’s team has won three of its last four games. Pitching IP H R ER BB K highlight inaseason that hasseen however. plated three in the bot- Zipoli ...... 8 10 7 3 6 2 Sh&Js assert himself at the plate tom of the fourth to make it 6-4 srmdwichedaround a walk. Head ing error, he then settled down to Soolman ...... 2/3 2 2. 0 0 0 like never before. Tufts. despite the fine pitching coach John Casey, with his four get two outs, but one of them was effort frorn Jumbo sophomore run lead dwindling. went to his a sacrifice fly that tied it at eight righth‘mderMatt Zipoli.Tuftswas bullpen and called on freshman apiece. But then, with two outs, A Masshole strikes back able to score two more, taking an Zach Soolman. he gave up the game winning 8-4 lead heading into the ninth. Unfortunately, nobody could single, sending Tufts to a crush- NY fans looking for a bandwagon But somehow, it all came stopNicholsintheninth.Soohnan ing 9-8 loss. unglued in the ninth. Zipoli was was greeted by giving up a two- But there were bright spots at by PHIL AYOUB of fans throw knives at opposing cruising along when he suddenly run single, making it an 8-7 Daily Editorial Board lost it, surrendering two doubles ballgame. Despite his own field- see PLATED, page 10 Yankees, Mets, Jets, Giants, players (read: Wally Joyner), steal Bills, Islanders. Rangers, Devils, their hats and gloves when they Sabres. Knicks. and Nets. Eleven dive in the stands for a pop up matches teams! What‘s going on here? (read: Jim Rice and Tom Jumbos split the week’s How many professional sports Brunansky)?and constantly give Men’s tennis squad looks ahead to a national ranking twins do the states of New York them beer showers (read: any and New Jersey need? opposing outfielder who has ever by SUSAN WU match ever-Junior Bmett Evans, demonstrated tremendous skill That is ridiculous! There are played in The House that Rude Contributing Writer who PhYS in the number through his powerful volleying almost as many teams from New Built)? It’s terrible when a father The Tufts men’s tennis team fiveposition.wasunab1etoretw-n: and serving to come out on top. York and New Jersey as there are can’t bring his son to a ballgame improved its record to 6-3 with a to the courts for the game against Recording his first loss of the students at Tufts from these two Ifor fear of their lives. victory over Trinity College Tws- Trinity because of a pulled stom- i sewn,Inouye was overwhelmed states.Why,youask?Becausethe And how about Bat Day at ach muscle. 2-6, 6-7. The defeat dropped fans from that area are so fickle Yankee Stadium. What a stupid “They’re Playing redly well. Inouye’s overall record to 8-1. that they need a bunch of band- thing forinanageinent todo.They I’m very Pleased- The only ‘‘The singlesmatchwas tough. wagons to jump on and off. gave every fan a small wooden matches lost were to Amherst and I played all right, I just started In the late 1970s and early bat. To New Yorkers, this is a slow. I can usually pull off the ’80s. when the New YorkYankees weapon. second set, but he played a tough were dominating the American The “fans” in this articleknow tie-breaker,” lamented Inouye. League with Thurman Munson. absolutely zip abut sports and Evans recovered from his in- Dave Winfield,Tommy John,and what it‘s like to be real, true fans. jury to fill the fifth singles posi- every New Yorker‘s god, Reggie They jump from one team to an- tion, but lost 2-6,2-6. Jackson, every sports fan in the other and hope to hit one that wins “It feltreallygood toplay again area was aYankees fan. Plain and a championship. The word “loy- today,” Evans explained, “but it‘ll simple. Nobody cared about the alty” is foreign to them (for New probably take a few more days to Mets, who seemed to have found York/New Jersey fans, def loyal get my game back to where it was a permanent home in the cellar of adj., 1. unswerving inallegiance). Radinsky. we‘re more experienced, and Our before being injured.” the National League East. Come on, you all have friends Senior co-ca~tain Brian sprhtg trip [to south carolina], Radilsky also suffered a loss But alas, the great George from that area. Oneday they walk Nure’lkrg, playing in the num- where we won five out of six 4-6.5-7, bringhlg his overall ber one position, won easily 6-0. Steinbrenner couldn’t handle by you wearing an Islanders hat matches7 has made us tougher season record to 6-2. Although prosperity and the Bronx Bomb- atid the next day wearing aRang- 6-2. Nurenberg also excellcd in mentally.” Radinsky exerted remarkable ef- ers became the Bronx Bumblers. ers one. doubles with junior Blake Inouyc. ~~~~i~~ weather con& Luckily for the fickle New York Basketballfais from New York winning 6-2.6- 1. fort, it was not enough to stop his tions ;este;day, Tufts played a opponent. fans. the Mets managed by Dave and New Jersey must have been Playing second singles, sopho- highly competitive and intense Johnson (his name is Dave! Not pretty nervous recently when it more Marty Cohen came away After the singles matches, BU match against Division I power- was on top 4-2. In order for the Davey! He is a grown man for looked like the Knicks and the with a victory of 6-2.6-2. At the house Boston University. BU is Christ‘s sake, not thal kid you sal Nets might have met in the play- third slot, senior co-captain Dan Jumbos to come out victorious, consistentlyranked in the top two the team had to win all of its next to in fifth grade who picked offs. Who would they root for? Barber crushed his opponent 7-6, in the North Atlantic Conference. doubles matches. his nose. You don‘t 6-4. call a grown Luckily forthem,therejuvenated Nurenberg trashed Boston The number one doubles team inan Davey) started to play better Boston Celtics, who are on their Inouye persevered after losing University’s top player, Pat of Nurenberg and Inouye tri- ball. All the nuts who frequented way to their 17th NBA title, will the first set 2-6, by winning the Gonnelli. inahighpowered battle make sure that regional show- last two sets 6-2.6-1. utnphed,7-6,3-6,7-S.Theirmatch Yankee Stadium hitchedaride on with a final score of 6-1.6-4. showcased a high level of tennis, the bandwagon over to Shea,just down won’t take place. In the fifth singles position, This victory raised Nurenberg’s as Nurenberg served several aces in time to watch the Mets get Let’s face it, do these fans sophomoreGreg Radinsky played season record to 7-2. lucky and win the Series in 1986. deserve all of these sports teams? a powerful game and won, 6-0,6- and Inouye returned accurately In a disappointing game, and precisely. Now look what’s hppened to the Of course not! Why don’t they 2. Cohcn was bested by his BU op- “My decisive win proved that However, the second doubles starsofthatteam. Do theanticsof learn loyalty from fans in Chi- poncnt. 2-6, 2-6. However, in a team of Cohen and Radinsky lost Doc Gooden (he officially cago or Milwaukee or Boston. my playing ability has risen to a very lengthy andengaging match, level of triumph,” commented in two short and decisive sets, 1T changedhisilarnefrom Dwightto Thesearetrueblue.diehardsports Barber prevailed with a win of 7- 6,2-6. This loss put the score and Darryl Strawberryeven fans. They are civil and stand by Radhlsky. final Doc) 6, 2-6,6-3. Barber’s match was at 5-3,in BU’s favor. The third have to be mentioned? their teams. They are perfect role Playing sixth singles, fresh- interrupted by the foul weather And back to the Yankee Sta- models for the childish “fans” man Alex Chen enjoyed a 646- and.. had to be moved to the indoor see TRASHES, page 8 dium“not-sofaithful.”Whatkind from New York and New Jersey. 4 victory in his second varsity courts at Cousens Gym. ~~ber page eight THE TUFTS DAILY - Friday, April 17,1992

- Resolution expected to pass I Tufts baseball coach is 1pleased with season TENSIONS between studentsand administra- TRASHES “Winning against Williams to New England Conference continued from page 1 tors, if the resolution passes, “will continued from page 7 would have helped our national matches against Clark University “pretty sure this will pass on Sun- depend on time constraints, when doubles match was canceled be- ranking,” said Evans. “I think we and Bates College in the upcom- day.“becauseof the interest many the talks are feasible, ‘and on what cause of the early victory. had a good chance of beating ing week. Senators have shown in issues of students say,” Mutharika noted. Despite the loss to Boston them, because we lost to them 4- ,canpus disunity. “I’m not trying to solve all University, the tennis team is very 5 last year.” “We’ve got a lot of momen- problems on campus, but I am tum.I’moptimisticaboutourtwo 3 Mutharika said last nightlhat optimistic about the season. Origi- Cohen said, “Our season’s go- he intends “to have a suspension trying to show a serious commit- nally, the Jumbos were slated to ing very well. Right now we are matches against Clark and Bates of the rules sothat we [the Senate] ment to this.” said Mutharih. play Williams College on Satur- all disappointed about Williams, that we should win,”said Watson. can vote on this Sunday.” “This is a stiut. Once you start day, but the game was canceled because we didn’t get to play “I hope that with our MIT win and According to Senate parlia- chipping away at a problem, you due to rain. The match was not them. But we’re very pleased close loss to Amherst, we should mentary rules, a. resolution must start reducing the problem.” able to be rescheduled, which about the way we’ve been play- climb back into a top-20 national first be introduced at one Senate Senate President-elect Randy could be detrimental to the team’s ing.” ranking.” meeting before it can be voted on Ravitz declined to comment on overall ranking. The tennis team looks forward at the next meeting. This rule may the resolution last night. No administrators could be be suspended in urgent or emer- gency circumstances. reached for comment last night. Any schedulae for future talks ECONOMICS MAJORS President of SADD is excited Do you want to: I. Fail to graduate on time because you don’t understand the SADD really into it,”both because of the continued from page 1 rescue workers’ professional ac- concentration requirements? members,” though only about 15 tions and the seriousness of the 2. Fail to get an award because you haven’t met the requirements? have worked on the planning of issue. 3. Suffer from incorrect course selection because you don’t understand “The authenticity of the reen- the reenactment. The organizing the new course numbering system? members will participate in the acbncnt reallyrcinindspeoplethat accident portrayal, although they drunk-driving accidents can hap- are not sure who will play the pen to anyone,” Akbarnia said. Then don’t get a copy of the new Economics Department handbook! various roles. Akbarnia said she is “really But if you want to avoid these and other setbacks, come to the office Akbarnia said the participants excited“ about the reenactment arenot going torehearse thereen- and hopes it will raise people’s on the first floor of Braker Hall and get your copy of the achnent because they want their awareness about the perils of New and improved reactions to be very spontaneous. drinking and driving. “Medford High did not re- Other students participating in Economics hearse their parts, and the effect the rcenactment include Amy 1992-93 Dept. Handbook was really dramatic, and very Dunlap. Maria Marquez, John emotional,” Akbimia said. Bergen, Dianna Bryant, Amy Akbarnia said that both the Dennis, Allison Taylor, Stuart Corrections to the published Fall 1992 course listings: participants ‘and tlic audience“get Saffcr. and Allison Weiner. EC 35 (Development) has only EC I and EC 2 as prerequisites. (EC I I and EC 12 are not prerequisites.) Please recycle this newspaper! EC 30 (Environmental Economics) is not offered in the fait.- We asked you nicely. EC 25 (Health Economics) is offered in the fall. (EC I and EC 2 prereqs.) It cant do laudrvor findvou a date, but it can help you fhd moretime for both,

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Summer Rental SUMBIER SURLETaehind Wnh TAKE OVER MY LEASE! Steps to Campus, 3 bdrms. modern 1 or 2 rms avail. For whole-part 2 bdrm 1 bath, big front 8 back kit 8 bath, pkg. nosmoking, no pets, summer. 2 Capen EAST. Fully furn. decks, 3 spacious rms. 2nd flr of no fee, avail June 1, call 628-4019 Bath, Iv rm, kit, great price. Call now house. 5 min walk to Tuns. Rent 393-4583 (Michele) paid through June 1, Call Joshua 3/10 mile from Carmichael Hall 391-2084. 4-bdrm apt from June 1,92-May 31, Somerville walk to campus. Oversized 3 bdrm 2 Ig bdrms THE BEST SUMMER SUBLET Housing 93. Features nat wdwk, hdwd fln, Ig Great, very private efficiency rms w/hutches, tile bath, WID, front w/3 car pkg, refinished hdwd flrs, are avail in great 3 bdrm apt on live bdrms in a big apt with two flw. great cond. $925 or $850- avail 6/1 Powderhouse Blvd- directly amass 2 kit, 2 baths, free w/d, unlimited with giant sunny bay window in his- 8 rear porches. No utils $1 000.484- toricdem-group house in Somewille. 1312 or 8/1. NO FEE. Cali Steve at 623- from Haskell Hal!! M/F non-smok- 3kg. A great place & a great deal! 2500. ers, $325 incl elec. Avail 6/1. call Wail June, July, August. Call 628- Bath. kit. $4Wincleveryihing. Sum- Anders- quick! 776-7817 7471 mer sublet or long term lease. Avail Furnished Apt May 1. Call 6252341. Great 3 bdrm, furnished, sunny, NRNROOM IN LG VICTORIAN 2 bdrm spt dean apt w/porch. Near campus. w/fam, 3 flr privacy, phone jack, W/ .:urn, near campus 8 Davis Sq on FALL OR SUMMER SUBLET $855/mO. Pis call Ed at 395-3204. D. all utils $250/mo. or less wi College Ave, sunny, clean, w/lots of Housing avail in great house very childcare. Please call 396-7005, pkg. $750/mo. Please call Ed at dose to campus. (Bellevue St) fully 2,3, or 4 bdrm apt Anita. 395-3204. furn. equipped w/kit, din/lv rm.WID. Walk to Tufts. Lg. mod. WID, pkg. VCR. microwave. $300/mO. Call 396- Avail June 1. From $250/stdt. Sum- One room Spacious 4 bdrm apt. lald-back student(s) wanted to rent 8504 or 395-5760. mer sublet OK. Can take up to 6 BIG, CHEAP, GOOD Ann: ENGINEERS students. NO FEES. Call 861 -7954. must see 2 flrs, 1 112 baths. 2 rm in co-op living situation. Cheap, 4 bdrm apt w/kit, family rm. front 8 porches, Ig Iv rm, lots of storage SUMMER SUBLET close to campus. Must like dogs. back porch, oniy $8OO/mo. Boston space. 4 min walk to Tufts, in Call Shannon 629-8072 'lose campus Espresso's. baths,dbdrm new qts. heatingLg ms,system. e-i-kh* pkg. veryspacious, attractive4bdrm apt. CHEAP!! $225/pp/5 ppl. Lavemsg Summer sublet Somerville.$lO5O/mo. AvailJunel. Avail June 1. Call 391-8918 right next to campus, 5 min walk to Call now! Rob 625-5241. 484-8234. Davis, Ig backyard. Price neg. Call 1 bdrm avail in spacious 4 bdrm Female housemates wanted 2 to share quiet, clean, sunny 3 Graduate Students 391 -1 996 or 395-7710. house on Packard. Avail June 1- Aug 30. Low rent! Call Lisa at 629- Somerville bdrm apt, 1Omin walk from cam~us. 2 bdrms avail. June 1. One family Large and small aps. Spacious, quiet, 2 bdrm apt e-i kit, very cheap! $250/mo each incl heat Hse-onebath.tull kitch4ining room- Avail for rent wRn walking dist. to Amazing summer sublel 8953. Iv message. ample closet space, opendeck, 2nd 8 hot water. startina June 1. Call livingrm-prking-smallW/l).Lrgrbdn Io in Davis Sq. 1 or 2 bdrms avail in 4 bdrm apt. 8 flrof tam house, off-st pkg. 5- 10 min Bellevue Ave. Call Karen 629-7944. W Somerville Marisa at 391 -1081 :ow. $350/mo. smaller $300/mo. uti~snot Bright 8 clean, 3 bdrms. iv rm. mod by car to Tufts, on bus line. $700/mo incl. Call Nina 395-8730 ~&~$$&!(~~$~~~$~~~ bath. e-i kit w/refrig, pkg. Close to + utils, no pets. Avail May 1, no bes. $150/mo max Sublet campus. $750/mo. Call owner 776- lease, but long-term tenant pref. Huge sunny rm avail June 1 to Sept 167 College Ave $200/mo. Summer. On campus. W/D. Com- Phone 628-8152 or 864-3722. SummerSublet. 7 bdrms avail June Apts for rent mon rm, lg kit, very friendly. Pkg. 5467 after 3pm. 1. Very close to campus. Great Live at Zeta Psi. the deal housemates. Call Shannon 629- 1-Aug31.2nd 8 3rdfln.2 baths,full It's best Medford 3 bdrm Medford-Somerville kitchen. 2comrnonareas,WID, park- $~~!'~~$~&~h~~:=[ you'll find. Craig 623-8341. 8072. a~6257530* after 5: 2897370. Boston Ave (across from Jay's) Su- Very near Tuts 8 public trans. 5 ing, garage space. Call Susan or per 5 1/2 rms. mod kit 8 bath. en- rms, enclosed porches, WMI:W/D Steph 391-6358. SUMMER SUBLETS!! 4 large rooms Female roommate wanted closed front 8 rear porches, refrig, hookup, yard, new bath, semi-mod bright 8 sunny. Older apt, Winthrop Great location! Practically on cam- 3 apt near Tufts, 1 block off stove. avail June 1. $8OO/mo + utils. kit. recentlyren.$675+utils(nofee) St. area. Near T 8 Tuns. $525 + i3 bdrm apt for bdrm pus, sunny front porch, e4 kit wi 391 -7898. 244-7051 Pat or Charlie for June or Sept $700 on Hillside. fridge, Iv rm, furn, w/lV 8 VCR, W! utils. Sorry, no pets. Avail May 1, ~~~~~~~~o~~~~ 646-8614. Call 391-5073. -Tony !&E:r; D, spacious Wrms, price neg. Call 4 bdrm apt utils. Share wl2 recent MIT grads 8 Vaughn 629-8496. 7rmapt Great location 3rd flr apt. 2 cats. Call Marie or Debbv 625 MEDFORD Edge of Campus 5486. Philadelphia Style, 4 bdrms, 1 112 Powderhouse Blvd. Recently ren. 1 bdrm avail in a 4 bdrm apt a few Summer sublet baths, hot water 8 gas for stove incl, Excellent cond. Laundry on pre- Spacious 7 rm apt at 3 Capen St. 3 3 bdrm of 4 bdrm apt. 35 Teele Ave. meters from Tufts. Just around the Ig Wrms. 2 k rms. e-i kit. sunny, Great apt for rent 4 min bus ride from W Medford loc. mises. Call 646-7434 ask for Cosmo. corner from busses. Quiet environ- Lv rm. kit, fully furn, WID. call Alan Perfect for 4 grad students. Avail pkg. $915hnO. 6/1/92 to 5/31/93. Huge 9 rm, 5 bdrm. 2 bath apt to or Tom 6298455. ment. Rent: 275/mO+Avail May 1st. Call Owner at 944-3366. rent. Large rms. e-i microwave. 629-9346 now. Just painted. Call Dan 488- W. Somerville Call Hafizou at 369-4062 kh. 1811. $950. Tufts U area, 2/3 bdrm ren apts for Beautifulwoodwork Freewd. Walk- 3 bdrm, central AlC ing Dist to Tuns. $14OO/mo Avail 6/ w/d, furnished, clean. pkg, big kit, rent. No fee. Choose 1 of several. Two apartments on College Ave Clean 3 Bdrm Apts nexi to TW. Garage parking, WD. new kit appli- 1. Cail Marvin Davidson. 924-2938 liv, din, foyer, Powderhouse Blvd, snnapt moss from Theatre parking lot avail. Modern kits 8 baths, refrigs. w/w anytime. resident landlord. summer or full on Harvard St. across from High ances, newcarpet. Futniturecanbe starting in June. One 3 bdrm for carpets, front 8 rear porches. w/d, year. $1125. Anne or Tom, 628 Energy Physics Ctr, 4 bdrms. 2 supplied. Terrific prices. Call (508) $1020/mo and 1 soacious 2 Wrm storage space. Some units w/new baths, great cond, 30 second walk 683-61 81. Aptsfor rent 9344; day Tom 495-61 76. starting at $800. call 431-2562 or kit 8 bath, d/w 8 disposal. Garages $650- 2 bdrms, $750- 3 bdrms. heat from Physics center. 5 min walk to 237-2580 avail. $875-1 050. Nofees. 484-1 642 main campus. Call Howie at 391- 4 bdrm apt on Hillside 8 water incl in the rent!! Walking LAST CHANCE!! dist. to campus. Avail June 1. Gail Secondstocampus. lg8sunnyrms. ' St 5184. $1200/mo, avail now. FREE BEER!!! 3 4 BDRM APTS Summersublet on Emery w/drive- 8 i3 Herb or Armand, day 396-8386. eve w/pkg, $1300. Corner of Bellevue will not be served at4SSunset Ave, $900 (3 br). $1010 (4 br); W/D. liv way, w/d. Roam wlfuton, TV. frig. Boston Ave. Lg bdrms avail in apt 483-1045 or 391-6053. Mac, N. E. 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