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Please rei-ycle thi's newspaper. Monday, ?larch 16, 1981 Over 600 Hear Various Outlooks at Harvard's El Salwador Forum by Todd White A United Nations repre- Seeming tb On-ly join the sentative to the United N~-others to laugh at a state- tions. told a receptive ment or two from the Depart- Boston-area audience that ment spokesman such as, "The "there was a struggle for public in El Salvador has democratization in central, tzrned its back on the far- America, and Nicaragua was I left for its violence and the first major victory." its marxism.'' Nicaragua's special envoy This "far-lef t ,I1 whose to the U.N. Alejandro Ben- victory platform Calls for dana was the keynote speaker democratic elections, would at xarvardls "Forum on U.S. ' Soon be represented .that policy in ~1 ~alvador,~~~ri-. night by an official spokes- day night. person of the FDR (Revolu- A few years back, said tiOnary Democratic Front) Bendana, "millionaire oli- of El Salvdor. The State garchs were guarded by pri- kpartment speaker concluded vate armies" in ~icaragua Sy asking, "if the revolu- while many natives went hun- tionary left were to come gry. Then the revolution to pouer, but lose the sub- gathered momentum, Bendan,a sequent election which it added. "El Salvador is in has promised to the people, CAMPUS DIRECTORIES RIPPED-OFF: A student uses one the same situation." do you .expect the marxists of the campus maps erected last summer at the base of The next. speaker, Joseph to cede the power, they have Meinorial SLeps and adjacent to West Hall. The ,two maps, Sullivan of the Office of just won to someone else?'.' which cost $1,000 each, were reported stolen out of Policy Planning at the U.S. "Yes," shouted only a their frames eai'ly Friday morning. The Campus Police State Department, was greet- few. said they have no suspects. cd with hisses and boos. "Well, you have more After scvcral calls of "hit faith than L," he said, and the road, Jack" and "Yankee returned to his seat at the murderer, go home," the. panel. C.S.L. to Review Constitution Today crowd became still. Arnaldo Ramos of the FER Sullivan skipped through moved to the microphone and Committee Confident of its Passage the country's recent history was hailed with cheers from by E,ve Sullivan with no shots fired from the crowd of over six hun- The Committee on Student , the. students," said T.C;U. the listeners. He tried dred. Quickly responding Life, which last February Senate Chairman Phil Swain, to carefully construct the to whether Salvadorans are 20 mandated that the T.C.E. , who was also a Steering Com- situation of the pawcr still behind the FDR gueril- Senate convene a convention mittee member. "The cor.st i- ,struggle since thc most re- las, he asked, "With no jun- to write itself 3 new con-, tution is an improvement cent election in 51 Salva- gles to hide in, what else stitution, will receive the over the docunent we hlive dor. He was contradicted could be hiding us _-but the document that the conventio:n now." on his facts by a few in people?" produced, at its meeting Juiie Rosen, ijho also the audience over and over. The Front once commanded today. 0 served on ,the Steering Com- I One listener punctuated the four provinces and all prac- Menhers of the conveptio'n mittee, said she is "overall i spokesman's intimidated tical communication in El steering committee ;ire gen- pleased" with the results speech with,( "The U.S. Gov- Salvador, he said, implying erally confident that the , of the convention. Rosen, ernment has supported 12,000 its impossibility without constitution will have no however, criticized that murders ! majority sympathy. "Support problem passing,through the the const itut'ion "will have Sullivan waited and then for our position is growing C.S.L. The C.S.L. has only- been worked out more." explained that both the far- all over thc world." Mar- to check that it complies She stated that the com- i right and far-left are re- ches of 25,000 in Frankfurt, with the ilniversity and fac- mittce should have had more sisting the land reform pro- West Germany, 5,000 in Ber- ulty charter and by-laws, tine to work on the p-ropo- ) gram and that the U.S. sup- keley, California, and 2,000 before it goes to the stu- sals and that the four-night. ports neither extreme. at Harvard University last dint body for a ,vote ot rat- format created declining The majority of the Bos- week was proof to him. ification . participation. "When therc ton audience wanted to hear Sister Navarro from the 'lItm hoping for an over- were only ten people there him out-. They were polite; continued page 5 whelming ratification by ' continued page 2 I News Briefs Polish Leader .Resigns of $1.5 million dollars is federal funds to help the ' . The Polish Communist Par- investigation. So far, the ty newspaper says the party bodies of twenty black chil- chief in the city of Random, dren have been found and who has been under fire by two are still missing. For independent union leaders, the 22nd weekend, volunteers resigned ten days a.go; It's are combing the city in not cl.ear why the news was search for clues. not articulated earlier and more extensively. 'The offi- French & German Leaders cial's ouster was one of Convene in Strbsbourg New Faculty Group Considers the demands that has led solidarity union leaders Sources in Bonn say a in the city to call a warn- El Salvador Teach-in French-German Summit meeting ing strike for Wednesday. views to work togetiler .'I by Paul'Van Osdol . is scheduled for today near Karen Smith, J'81, a mem- the French city of Stras- An El Salvador teach-in ber of the Tufts Political A Battle Over Cuisinarts bourg . President Giscard at T-ufts in Apri.1 is the Ac.t i on Coa 1 i f ion who at ten- D'Estang and Chancellor Hel- (r focui"ot a f.acu1ty pol itical ded the meeting, said "there There's a food processor mut Schmidt are expec,ted action group that rnct for will definitely be,coordina- war gping on in Connecticut to focus on the Reagan Admi- thc. i irst tine last Wednes- t:ion" between TPAC and the between two former business nistration's firm stand to- day. faculty group. But she be- associates. The president ward Iiussia and the possibi- 'With ;I group of educated lieves. that TPAC will take of the Greenwich, Connecti- lity of arms 'talks. The f:ic,.ulty. thc. lorum should ;1 more ;ictivis.t route than cut-based Cuisinarts Incor- meeting is said to have been take an c.ducn:ion;il shape the fac:ul:y group. porated 'and the president hastily arranged. in trying to alert public Tony Lent. A'83, who also of Robot-Coupe's American opinion ,I1 sa i 3 associ atc attended the meeting, was subsidiary are battling over professor of History Dan cl-itical of student apathy whose machine is better. Pakistani Hijackers Surrender, Mulhol,land, onc of thc forty about El Salvador. "S t11- The Cuisinart was invented professors who :ittendcd thc dents must be unaware oi- in France and made for the Three Pakistani hijackers :neet i ng .I t.he history of the Vietnam c:ompany by Robot-Coupe . surr.endered to Syrian auth- Assistant professor of Var to bc so apathetic about But the two broke off their orities after releaking more Sociology Paul Joseph said El Salvador," .he said. business arrangemlent in than one hundred hostages 111\.*e1 I re trying to c'hange he is "confident that there and the' French company held on a Pakistani jet for s1980; will be a substantial number that . I' has set up its own.company. nearly two weeks. The, sur- of faculty, students, and The nec:tings. which are But Cuisinclrts has gone to render came as a planeload staff attending the teach- being , held L Bush Goes to Atlanta Vice President Bush W~S C.S.L., continued in Atlanta yesterday to $how the Reagan administration's ;: An Elections Board, voting on referenda and independent of the Senate, support in the probe of the amendments (proposals), I'm will run Senate and C.S.L. missing and murdered black not sure I like that." elections. children. Pres i dent Rea- gan announced Bush's trip The proposal constitution ;: The Financial Committee contains the following- arti- has been re-named the Allo- at the same time that hc announced. thc assign:ncn; moving troops ncc2r 'o! 111 cles that differ from the cations Board. -- - present const itutilon: 9: A ,Judicial Board, inde- +< Senators will be elec- pendent of the Senate, will ted by class, seven from be a check on the constitu- Letters to the editer Are ..:cPprc6 ~r7r)t:>- 1.3rrii,. g~. :. each. rionality of the Senate's office at an)- time. Please include yob.:r SA: ', JJL:.:,!. + Each Senator will be xtions. iind. phone number, and ,cla:a and year, if a~;~lica!?i:-. assigned a geographic dis- "I'm pleased because the Final publication of any i ttec is left :c the rJir- trict for which he will be system had to be changed cret.ion of the Editorial Board. accountable to. and it has been," said ;k ;k Three non-voting seats Rosen. "It's definitely will be reserved for the not an end-point," she said, black, Asian and Hispanic adding, "it is a good star- populations. ting point .It I The Tufts Primer: C is for Campus Center More ForYour Money The mythical meeting place for Tufts undergraduates, the subject of vuch heated debate and some very expen- s'ive artist's renderings. . A complete description of the plan for the Campus Center can be found in the Campus Center brochure, if and when anyone can find the Campus Center brochure. D is For Daily Yes, Virginia -- there is a daily newspaper at Tufts. Since you're reading this article, you're probably al- ready aware that the Daily exists. Informative news, interesting Features, stimulating sports and a whole lct Tore -- five days a week you can get it at :,rcakfast. A is for Administration ,E is for Endowment Administrators come in various sizes, shapes and - AC mcst collzges and universities, the endowment is same colors and most of them have the first name -- a large SUIT of money in the bank whose interest is used Dean. The corridors teem with these administrators, tc fund and expand fac-ilitjes and programs. But each performing their various functions. We would like you didn't go to just any college, you came to Tufts. to tell you exactly what one of them does, but unfortu- Tufts has a very special endowment -- miniscule. Each nately not even they know for sure. They communicate year, the interest from our endowment goes to buy new with sLudents through the mai 1, but the appointments grass for the Quad. they make qre usually of one kind "cancelled." If you get in to see ar; administrztor, enjoy the experi- ence. They may be gone the next day. B is for Budget MISSING..-- - . Richard Waldman The budget is prepared by Administrators and approved A FIVE THOUSAND DOLLAR REWARD' by 'Trustebs. Students have attempted input into the IS OFFERED FOR THE SAFE RETURN OF RICHARD WALDMAN WHO IS A STUDENT IN HIS JUNIOR budget process in the past, but as no one has been able YEAR AT SOUTHEASTERN MASSACHUSETTS UNIVERSITY, NO DARTMOUTH, MA. WE BELIEVE to find the books, this has proved rather difficult. HE RECEIVED A RIDE OUT OF THE AREA POSSIBLY HITCH-HIKING. WE HOPE THAT THE PERSON OR PERSONS THAT GAVE RICHARD A RIDE WILL REMEMBER HIM AND CAN GIVE US INFORMA- TION THAT WILL HELP US LOCATE HIM WE IS 5'8" TALL, 150 POUNDS WITH BROWN HAIR AND BROWN EYES HE HAS A NARROW, LIGHT SCAR IN THE CENTER OF HIS NOSE HE IS PICTURED BELOW WITH AND WITHOUT HIS GLASSES HIS FAMILY AND FRIENDS ARE VERY CONCERNED1 .Dr. Naomi Chazan of Hebrew U. in Jerusalem, prof. of Polhical Science and African Studier, I wi1.I speak OR "ISRAEL AND THE THIRD WORLD Monday,March 16 Eaton 201, at 7:30p.m. Dr. Chazan will also-be available to - i. . PLEASE CALL THE OFFICES OF ~SIMM(-JNSJDETECTIVE AGENCY COLLECT counsel students about studv4 in Israel. IF YOU HAVE ANY~Ij'JFO9MATION One Year-summer-graduate TELEPHONd (617) 523-2288 The reward IS 6epg offered by hls parents u TuftsDAILY Monday, March 16, 1981 While all members 0- the are That the OL lets sounded Mission of Burma Exhibits band have been influenced like. Their pseudo-British by '60's psychadelic sounds accents and knock-kneed po- Reaction-to-Apa t h y Style and early punk, they are sings undercut any power by Chris Kopley and ' important to play ...I' Con- fans of the Kinks, early the band might have built Art Charlton ley said after the first Stone, Beatles, and Public up during the show. Better Image Ltd. Their pounding Lately, the overlords set ended with an obligatory save the teeny-bopper garage music is propelled by Pres- at the Pub, those who regu- rendition 'of "Academy Fight bands for the high school cott's drumming and the ra- late our social behavior Song," but we don't want dances. pid tempo shifts in the through band bookings, have to cater to anyonc's,tastes, songs, which did leave the taken a bold step forward. that's rlot,our bag." In- . pub audience of f-balance. With recent shows by Human stead, the Burmese exposed Miller switches from jang- Sexual Response, PasticFle, a new quality of rock to lVng rhythvs to leads the Lyres, and the Neighbor- an unassuming Tufts campus. wraught with feedback swoop- hoods, the Tufts campus has Unfortunately, some Tufts TeS.Re ing staccato which often begun 'to rock, abandoning quasi-rockers were not ready recalled Adrian BCLOW'S the forty minu-te jam ver- for Burma, and 'not willing playing on this past fall's sions of "White Light ,White to dance to the newest wave. Talking Heads tour. Typing Heat" and approaching a more Cater they did not. The Conley urged Tufts to progressive rock style. band seemed pleased as they drop the frisbee and take' Our musical tastes are being bombarded Tufts with their Service off the tie-dyed jeans and wrenched from the dark clo- '60's psychadelia and ini- support the new and growing set, long hair, frisbee, tial punk era derivitive Boston music scene. Attemp- For Fast, tie-dyed jeans set of yest- music. Although Burma does ting eo be firm yet tactful, erday. Xith no war to re- not try to accomplish any Conley commented that Dependable and buke and with nuclear power one thing with their music, "everybody sits here (Tufts) losing its promise, long Prescott did say the music they might as well go hair, frisbees, and tie-dyed is "somewhat idealistic" ... teasonably Pricec jeans no longer seem effec- without making a general to school in Alaska, they're so isolated.'' tive . Thus, one of the statement, and (great rock greatest avant garde bands and roll quote) about "not Mission of Burma's first Typing bring to play MacPhie appeared' believing in bullshit." LP will be out by the end While often compared to if April. Produc1.d by Rick Thursday night: Mission Harte (producer of the Neigh Gang of Four, with whom the your papers to: of Burma. borhoods) the LP will re- Mission of Burma is com- band has toured, Burma's posed of Clint Conley on music "fun-damentally is ra- flect the real Burma, exhi- biting more sides' the Bass, Roger Miller, guitar, dically different ,I1 Miller of ruf ts Student Resource! and Peter Prescott on drums. said. Conley Said "people band, and is' done without As most pseudo-punk rockers draw the comparison fairly the overdubs heard on the Basement, Curtis Hall at Tufts know, "Academy often so there must be some- first sing le. with Fight Song" is Burma's radio th i ng " s im i 1 a r., b u t M i s s 1 on The night was opened Open: hit, yet this cut is not of Burma is not satisfied a set by The Outlets. Al- typical of the band's music. to be regarded in this though they were easier to Mon- Fri Ca.m.-4p.m. Rather, Burma's tune is more light. Even though the dance to, their music was like the flip side of the bailds have played together, not half as creative as Bur- Sun 4-6p.m. single "Max Ernst," a short Burma "had already designed ma. Creativity facilitates success and separates the blast of a heavy beat that our sound by then. 'I Call ext. 6129 changes rhythm interwoven- explained Conlev. men from the bovs, which with quick guitar solo bursts. Such a style is difficult HOST ADVISOR to dance to (the major com- * plaint against the band); however, such "industrial ADPLICATIONS - muzak" is the latest devel- opment in the permanent wave movement. Frankly, the band are! new avaiilable in the couldn't have cared if Tufts liked them or- not. "It ' s D€AN a STUDENTS OFTICE Dallow -Hiall :meeting far all applicants Man. March IG9 7:00rpm Barnurn @8 * ATTENDANCE IS MANDATORY * Tufts DAILYMonday, March 16, 1981 5 Hillel Sponsors ET, SALVADOR,continued Human Rights Commission in families. She had seen this El Salvador gave a plain with her own eyes. 'Jews in the Labor Movement' and resolute account of the The message from three by Phyllis Marks lege, discussed "Glimpses grisly facts of right-wing Of the four panelists was. Hillel recently sponsored into Jewish 'Orking 'lass ierror. 1,045 assassina- "Force the U.S. to stop all an evening with the theme, Life." The story that most tions of Salvadorans are military and economic aid "Jews in the Labor Move- People hear about is the documented and photographed to El Salvador." Let the ment.11 ~t .began wit-, a entry into and exit from on an average each month. Salvadorans resolve this. movie, entitled "The Inheri- the "This is Most are attributable to The sole pro-government pan- tance;" an explosive docu- only a partial Slice of what the salvadoran security for- elist may have wished rather ces (right-wing) , and "The that he had stayed in Wash- mentary tracing the history has happened to the Jews of the labor movement in in this country," Kaye Pain- U.S. Government is an accom- ington, a town whose current this country. ted out. The other part, piice of this." She ex- leadership stresses foreign The immigrants suffered thGse we don't see, is the plain& the recent land re- socialist domination of the iidar'kness, dampness and di- history of resistance. Jews form program to be a copy rebellion. seasell along with the hard- today have "inherited the of other land reforms the Nicaraguan envoy Bcndnna ships and low wages of the spirtit of resistance'! from U.S. had begun in the Phill- responded to this. "The sweatshops, mines and their ancestors, and this ipines and in Viet Nam. Salvadorans get their guns fields. Working conditions is what brought about the !!It is being implemen-fed from where we (Sandinistas) were so poor that often im- labor unions Of with terror." Massacre is, got ours; we made thcm; wc migrants walked out, forcing Ron Bloom, a Researcher dealt to non-compliance; got them from the black many factories to close. for the service 'Employees decapitation and torture market; and W' stole thcm Their resistance, in the Union, was the last panel- are often performed before from our enemies." form of strikes and ist. His topic was entitled * brought about police bru- "Where do we go from here?" B~~ "If we want to forward the did not give up, and finally American labor tradition, FIVE DAYS A WEEK. the workers began to estab- must remember that the lish their own .inicns. labor movement is still WE'RE THE FIRST WORD Those people "began with *" empty pockets and a banner The evening brought- about of hope." our ancestors a realization of the IN CAMPUS NEWS went through anguish to struggles of the Past and fight for a cause that we've this, said KaYe, is finally achieved. important because "the past (Tufts Daily X-6131 i A panel discussion on is what we're connected to." the Jewish working class €01 lowed. Ed Goldstein, Assistant Professor of Hist- ory at Anna Maria College, PUBLIC NOTICE Tm spoke on "Agony and Ecstasy: The History of the Jewish HAS LOWERED I Labor Movement." Goldstein proudly presents i IT'S ALREADY LOW PRICE ON... said that labor is a lot of human hands doing work ITALIAN CHAIN DIAMOND CUT CHARM that is "portable and utter- ly volatile." The labor movement is a \"group of 14K PENDANT RINGS TUFTS TAG_K trade unions" whose contri- LIRGEST SELEC llON OF UIAYOND CUT I bution is a "critical factor CMARHS &NO lNlTlAlS IN NEW CNGLAND I in immigrant absorption." with Bobbie Knable Larry Kaye, Instructor ...... 10:OOpm ' of Sociology at Lesley Col- ...... I I ii*GENERAL,, UNIVERSITY* I CRUSE mnEn :I rn 0 1l:OOpm I . MARCH 17th I :ICOME TO THE DEWICK SNACK BAR ON MARCH 16,1981 1I i ALL DINING HALLS : I . AND MARCH 17,1981, .I . Support the Jimmy Fund . I GET HOOKED ON THE NEWEST AND STEAMIEST SOAP I . at . The Lacrosse Team 0 . . OPERA TO HIT THE TUFTS CAMPUS IN A LONG TIME, I .0 . . DON'T MISS IT!! I . by Eating Spaghetti .6 I ?...... @...... *...... *...... ~...... O'~ b Tufts DAILY M day, March 16, 1981 'Hasty Prophets': The Gospel on Hilarity by Mark Berlind of oz" in the "Reader's Di- rhose of you who missed gest Condensed Movie" scene. Notices Top Hat and Tails' "Hasty This hilarious skit was sel- Prophets this weekend'dom matched by the rest of Need money? Do you need a tutor? Tufts provides really lost out on a fun the show, bGt that didn't hmissioned Sales person to mrket FREE tutorial help for most cour- evening. While the produc- detract from the'total good- rufts Student Resources to the corn ses. Call or see Lillian Broderick, tion had a somewhat amateur- naturedness of the night. mnity. If interested please apply ~6189,at the Academic Resource ish feel, it was still im- While the audience had in-person Thurs. 12:30-t:3Opm or Center, 120 Packard Ave. nensely enjoyable to all a good time, it seemed the ?ri 11:30-1:oOpm at TSR's office dho attended. actors were having a better in the baswnt of Curtis Hs11. ADDITIONS To THE MARCH CALENDAR A revue of fifteen sep- one. A lot 0.f the humor FOR RECRUITERS: 3/18-&tpath Inc. -Irate skits, the show verged on silliness, but prouts in Spring? Succotash in Majors are Bio/Chem. Management sported a talented nine-per- the delivery of the lines - mr? The T.U./Saerville Cm training program; 3/19-Proctor & son cast. The scenes ranged saved them from appearing unity Garden will hold mbership Gamble (SUM4ER) Juniors -only. Ma- from a "Cinderellall parody farcical. leetings on Sat. 3/21, 10:30am. jors are Chem E, Civil, ME, EE; :o an MBTA-inspired dance. The musical numbers were nd Mon. 3/30, 7:3Opm. Faculty, 3/19+trmics International Inc.- I11 numbers in some way generally good, but the tudents are we,lccxne to apply for Majors are EE, Math, CanpSci; 4/1- i :oncerned the Tufts com- sinqers' projection was oc- lots. Old and new members mus:: Raytheon Cop Majors are ME. SIGN nunity . cas:onally weak. No matter, ttend one of these two meetings. UPS IN PROGRESS W. Although all of the cast though, for the audiences or locations and informtion call )erformed admirably, special in Goddard Chapel Friday obin Helfand, Garden Director, Billel's T-shirt contest has offic- .lention must go to Sehnaz and Saturday evening, the 191-0752. Please leave your full ially begun. we are.looking for (silent z) Oncu, who bril- exuberance of the players nw and number. your creative ideas. The winning liantly played all the fe- made "Hasty Trophets" an designer will not only achieve sat- male roles of the "Wizard excellent buv. isfaction when he/she sees the de- 'EAaT.NG DFADLINES sign on countless shirts, but alm Segirming Msrch 14 the Weekend Col- the ADDITIONS-to the March calendar If you would like to teach at the winner will receive an extra- for Career Guidance & Placmnt lege at Fisher Junior College, 118 Experimental College next fall, ordinary prize. Please suhit your ,are: Mon. 3/16 , , FQLYWT TECHNICAL Seacon St., Boston, will be offer- pick up an application now. Grad- entries soon at the Hillel office. 03RP.lMajors Chem Eng. & M. Eng. ing typing classes on Sat. mr~- uate student appliations are due Tues . 3/ 17, NEW YORK LIFE INSUfWVCE ings. The classes will met from Nmday. The undergraduate deadline Super Job-If you have a background O;)./Majors-Liberal Arts. MASS PUB 9:30-12:00. Three different 16 week is March 30,. so pick up an appli- in Art History, a car and a desire RESEtlricH LIC GRCUP/& jors-Ca@%th/ courses will be orfered at the beg- cation before spring break. to work for an expanding art/ar+ COnpSci, Econ, Sociology, Wed. 3/18 inning, intermediate and advanced tiques business doing research and WOHN COW./ For A. BWME ENGINEERING levels of typing. mre info, light secretarial work-we have a call. Jmbo Lounge, Teele Square, avail- Majors4ivil Erg. CANCELLATIONS 316-4647. job for you! Call TSR at X6129. AIR03 INDUSTRIAL GASES on March able for parties, functions, fund l>o you need a smrjob extending Good pay too. 16. Resmks have been forwarded. raisers. Call Mickey 623-8177 any-. throughout the '81-82 school year? time. Sign-ups in progress now for the How about babysitting for two young At its next meeting, the new addit ions. - children in exchange for free roan committee will discuss a and board plus allowances at a Lex- new long-range energy-saving .\ Tuf tsPIRG Tenants Advisory Servicp Global -Reps(Free form Funk-Rock) ington home. If interested, contact Any questions or canplaints about calendar, a new system for . Auditiming for bass and dmc TSR, x6129. conditions, rent increases, secur- handling freshman registra- creative project-serious only, FRESHbLW i3xPLmATIms ity deposits-call 628-5000, x456, tion in the fall, and pro- Call Neal-391-7158, or Kenji If you are a sophmre or junior' every Monday through Thursday, 6:30 jected large enrollments 395-6150. and want to lead an Exploration to 9:oopn. in freshman level courses next fall, you should be looking next year. WIMP 9ESTRUCIXON: Followers of for a faculty sponsor now. Be sure Passover Coop-if you are Interest- to pick ilp an application at brown DECISION MAKING CXKlRsE the destruction. The Tufts Daily ed in a passover food ~0011, ;.:ease %use befcie spring break; the prc+ An eight week course in the fine has persistantly thwarted our sign lip before April 1. posal deadline is April 2. art of making decisions will be efforts to carmunicate. They have offered March 18 through May 6 on not run our classifieds on time. PEACE CORPS/VISTA Health and Sexuality Counseling Tufts University's Medford Cqus. The need for an independant cad' ?eace Corps volunteers serve 2 yrs. Confidential individual or group Sponsored by the Center for the mication system is becoming ap in Asia, Africa, Latin America, L birth control , sexuality, nutrition Study of Decision Yaking at Tufts, parent for our revolutionary activ- -the Caribbean and South Pacific. VD. it will be held Wednesday evenings ities. Take note! pregnancy, sexual preference, VISTA volunteers serve 1-2yrs. in from 7 to 9 p.m. Tuition, includ- Call 62&5000, ~702~x793for appt. poor rural and urban areas of U.S. myone who picked up a sample of Peggy ing textbook, is $40. For mre Barrett Health and Sexuality While a college degree is desirable the contraceptive insert ,"Insert", counselor. information, call 628-5000, ext. applicants with good work exper- 438. mde by Ortho Pharmaceutical Corp. ience, but no degree may qualify and distributed at the Health Fair GET GOVERNOR KING OUT OF THE STATE for certain programs. on February 18, and neglected to HOUSE! Help Mike LLhkis recapture pick up the accompanying circular the governor's office. If you are Please save this newspaper and all Any individual or student organiza- with complete instructions and pre- interested in helping to elect an others! Bring then to any dam's tion interested in working on cautions which was available at honest, hard-working man as the recycling center bn Thursday mort+ SPRING FLING W"D (May 7-10) the Fair, my obtain the circular Mass. next governor, get involved. ings. Join the collection effort is invited to attend the Program . I at the SeaLth Service in Hooper Volunteer sqre time! Call Mike by meeting in frokt of Houston at Board meeting on Mon. 3/16, 9:3Opn. House. Shettz at 391-2402. 1:oO on Thursdays. in Eaton 206. I 7 Tufts DAILY Monday, xarch 16, 1981 CZassi fied LOST AND FOUND- bst: one gold necklace with en- Jdo Lounge. 'Teclc Square. avni 1- 3 bedroan apt. available. 1st floor Ride needed to Whitestone, Queens .iS!c tor part ic,s, iunct ions, fund- 'ast-one calculator, Model TI58. gravings [LW.It found. plcase lrm Junc 1st. 4 rnins. to canpis. (right over Throgs Neck or White- 3elieved lost in Pearson around contact Lis? at 625-5159 (reward rtiisers. (:i1 I Mickey, 623-8177 ;in?- Id~a1tor 7 studi~csquiet girls. stone Bridges) on 3/20 or 3/21 and t iiw. 0 ' 2/27/81. Reward o€fered. oftcred). Kef ri:;vr:itor included, furniture back 3/30. If you're headed for 1 Round-t-rip .iirp:ane ticket to awilable. Kent $360 per month. Long Island, I'm on your way! Lost: A sleek grey cat with a white CWLd, 1978. 6 cyiindcr auto. pow: Chicago needs to !Y sold! Will take !kposit 1 nu. reg. Call 776-1161. Call Jerry 6254008. I. klly and a black nose. Also Cdt er steering and brakes, 26.032 the best ol ler no mtter how low!! Ava i 1 ab ' c. I rmn.di;itel y : Opening for Ride needed to and/or fran Maine has a thd on front paws. Cat is miles, stereo asettc.. cqlc~e Not that low! kaves 3/20, re- ... onc Iw6il(: in apt. located 1 minute for March break, Lewiston or Port- wring a blue collar and is very alarm. snow tires. electric windows :urns 3/29. Call 77fA537-%W! Lrun canpus. Huge bedrcun. Call land areas. Can leave Thursday young. Answers to the name of Dead- mint condition, no rust, never in For sale: Full day ski tickets m-2615. and. will share expenses. Call alus. 625-2164, ask for Lyr~l. an accident. $5.750. Call Lwry to Attitash, Bretton Woods, 'blild- Linda or Marie (623-7774) evenings. bst: Brown leather wallet in at 391-2402. Leave ncssags. \ a11981 by Chicago Trihune N Y News Synd Inc 3/16/81 All Rights Resewed Notices Toto Too?'! Yes. C\'M Toto Will LIBERAL ARTS GllADS Hnrvard Graduate School of Design Kibbutz: The sociology, ideology., be coming out to the Tufts Cay Cun- Spring Lecture Series: Arata and reality of Israel's agricultur- Thc t'eacc Corps will p,ive you Ll:c: mnity,s Lesbian and .Lntcrcol- lsozaki, Japanese architect, cur- a1 collective will be the topic All Tufts poets are invited to legiate fundraisillg nisht at skills and the opImortunity to do rcntly knom as one of the best of discussion presented by Menachern participate in a Performance-Poetry club 1270, Mondly at pn. scnxt!ling about m-ilnutrition. irr-. dt,sihmers in the world, will be Rosner, a visiting Professor at: event to be held in Apr. Please mission on drillks ;idtq~uitc !lousing. il !itcr;icy. ;lr- appearing at G'und Hall, Piper Audi- brvard's Institute for Kibbutz contact Rania at 39m7 or meet ch;iic ;ig-ic.ulrur;il m~thods .ind ill w/college torium 071 T.a:sday, March 17 at 5:30 SttJdies. The lecture will be held at 3:45 in Wessel 106 on Mon. !la-. LD. hc>;tlth in ;II-C';IS ;ill ovc'r the de./- Frc'e Adr,ii:+isn. 48 Quincy Street, Wed., Flarch 18 in Eaton 201 at 8 16. P-A.C & Tuits PIK(: ;II~sponsorin: c,lopinK world. Ccxt vour tiarec'r olf Lvn the c0rr.w of Cambridge St. p.m. TPAC welcms tbe entire Tuft The Student Health Advisory Board a talk by h. Stwrt I,+npton. Pro[. to ;I grcxt st,irt :IS (I I'C.~ILC~ Corps camhmity. wil hold its next meting Monday, of Cit izcnsIliP cy. pnb; ie t;lirs. ' volunteer. IlltcBl-vi(n.r'L; to !y% ticld ~ntc'rvic'w '01- 0rg;lIlizing itio ions March 16 at 7:30 p.m. in Eaton Hall I,i*cojn Filme Center, ol, >,on., (;uid