CSL to Hear Alcohol Poisoning Cases

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I.THE TUFTS DAILYZI- M‘here you read it first Wednesday, September 30,1987 Volume XV, Number 15 CSL to Hear Alcohol Poisoning Cases

by BILL LABOVITZ discuss the case, said the Paul Charrette said yesterday. fraternity will be brought be- “In order to insure that the The university is bringing fore the Committee on Stu- hearing will be unbiased, we charges against the Theta De- dent Life next month. feel that it is wise to refrain Ita Chi (1-2-3) fraternity Four cases of alcohol from commenting on the al- stemming from ‘‘several poisoning were reported last leged incident.” cases” of alcohol poisoning Wednesday and it is not clear “We will be more than last Wednesday, Associate how many involved Theta happy to answer any and all Dean of Students Bruce Delta Chi, he added. The questions after the hearing,” Charges are being brought up against Theta Delta Chi by the Reitman said yesterday. university’s investigation is he said. university. (Photo by Nicole Pierce) Reitman, who declined to continuing. One other case of alcohol One fraternity member said poisoning has occurred this Tuftsf& planning Underway theinformal incidents event occurred getting at “an to year,that “thereReitman aresaid, markedly adding know the PUVS.” fewer incidences this year YI reimbursed by the event’s paid Other fraternity members than in the past several by kWT DAMELIN Tuftsfest, the largest XB event af the semester, is in- admission, he added. declined to comment on the years.” The two previous Tuftsfests, case. The incidents could not be Converting the Tufts cam- tended to expose Tufts confirmed by Tufts Police pus center into a country club one in late winter and one in “We are confident that we students to TCB’s 10 affiliated last night. complete with eighteen-hole organizations and offer non- November, have provided TCB will be exonerated by a fair members with the “Tuftsfest and impartial hearing,” golf course and live bands, live TCB organizations a chance to see CSL, page 15 indoor concerts at the yet-to- gain campus exposure and see TUFTSFEST, page 15 Theta Delta Chi President be-completed Cohen petition to join the Auditorium, formal dancing at the Tufts Club and a campus- organization.Plans to transform the cam- Dukakis Sets Fund-Raising Record wide dating game are all pus center, which has a 1000- The Dukakis figures were possibilities for November’s kis campaign reported that it person capacity, into a country BOSTON (AP) - Massa- will have collected $8 million swelled by a fund-raising Tuftsfest, Tufts Center Board club were proposed by Inter- chusetts Gov. Michael S. when the three-month report- event scheduled for Tuesday Vice President Margaret Choe Greek Council President Dukakis has raised a record ing period closes on Wednes- evening in Boston, where said yesterday. $3.3 million in his presi- Jackie Stern and member day. Dukakis himself was the fea- Three weeks and four dential campaign for the third Alpha Sigma Phi President “The first primary of any tured attraction, promising to weekends of intense student quarter of 1987 to solidify his Brett Clemmer, Alpha Sigma campaign is the money race. play a trumpet solo. organization programming position as the leading Phi Vice President Brian Kane We have won the money But Farmer said the dona- possibly including cash incen- said. money-raiser among Demo- tions during the third quarter tives for originality will create race,” Robert Farmer, trea- Alpha Sigma Phi has offered crats, aides said Tuesday. came from a broad cross- a “university-wide celebration surer for the Dukakis cam- to sponsor the event with the Combined with a seconh- paign, declared in an inter- section of Americans, and he about what makes Tufts IGC, Kane said. Both quarter record total of more view, although results from stressed that 70 percent of the special,” XBpresident Rob than $4.6 million, the Duka- organizations expect to be other campaigns were not total came from nutside Mas- Evans said. Senate Elections Today available yet. see FUND-RAISING, page 15

Twelve freshmen are run- and will ask students to list by BILL LABOVITZ ning for seven Senate seats, alternative candidates. fou; sophomores are seeking Students will head to the The additional questions polls today to elect nine Tufts one Senate seat, and one are intended to encourage senior is up for election. Also, Cummunity Union senators turnout at the polls, as well as four students are running for to show the community that and two Tufts Cummunity two T.C.U. J. positions. Union Judiciary members. the Senate can take imme- In addition, students will diate action on an issue fol- In an effort to increase be asked if there should be a voter turnout, the ballot will lowing student feedback, 24-hour study facility on . also include a binding re- senators said. campus, and if they would ferendum question regarding L‘We want to get student use the facility. a 24-hour campus study faci- opinion, and get more people Over 25 percent turnout is lity, as well as a non-binding to the polls,” Senate Presi- needed for the referendum dent Tracy Hahn said Sunday question on Judge Robert H. question to be binding. Bork’s confirmation to the night. A non-binding opinion poll Supreme Court. Senate Treasurer Jonathan will inquire whether Bork Somerville resident Kevin Malin lost control of his car and The polls will be open in all Ginsberg said last week that should be confirmed to the the candidate turnout was plowed into a university-owned house at 84 Packard avenue dining halls and in the Cam- Supreme Court by the U.S. yesterday morning, sustaining neck and facial injuries. Malin pus Center from 10 a.m. to 7 see XU Page 15 -- Senate Judiciary Committee, was trying to avoid hitting a dog. (Photo by Bill Labovitz) c WMFO Responds 1 The Tufts DailvJ Jon Newman Uitor-in-Chief TO the Editor: well as Blues, R&B, folk, jazz and I am writing in response to Scot ethnic musics. What Candell doesn’t David Gerstmann Candell’s letter to the editor criticizing understand is that this can be done in Executive Business Director II WMFO, Tufts’ radio station. There are an artistic fashion in which the different many discrepancies which he mention- music complements each other as each ed that must be cleared up. Candell’s genre influences the others. descriptions of the programming and We don’t expect our new trainees to philosophy of the radio station are become masters of Freeform before grossly inaccurate and only reflect his they do their first shows. Freeform is ignorance in respect to the goals of an idea that is learned. Just like WMFO. Candell, I too, as a freshman, came to First of all, approximately 60 percent WMFO wanting to play “all rock” of the music played during our shows. But I was encouraged to explore Freeform programming is, contrary to the 30,000 records in our music library Candell’s belief, “Rock.” This can be and have learned to both appreciate and proven by examining our playlist enjoy the many other genres of music notebooks in which each Disc Jockey our library contains. That’s what writes down what he or she has played WMFO and the Freeform premise is all during each show. We don’t solely play about: lear@g about different types of standard MOR (Middle of the Road) music and thus educating by exposing Rock every week as Scot did last year our listeners to different tastes. This is on his morning show which he self- exactly what our station is licensed for, titled, “Scot Rock.” We do play various educating the community. All forms of rock that cater to the varying establishments have certain ideals that tastes of the Tufts University student they enforce. We wouldn’t find The body. We don’t have a specific “classic Communist Manifesto published in Seth kvat...... Classifieds Editor Sharon Siben...... Classifirds Editor rock” show mainly because there are Tufts’ Primary Source. Candell was many other radio stations on the FM denied a show after a considerable ~ ‘Ilte filfis is a flMi Pflflt studunt-run newspaper published by the students of TUBSWiwrs,#,y dial that devote all their air time to this length of time and thought because he during the audvtm’ .Wr. printing by Chorles River Publishing,+Cambrfdgeidge.Mass. Plewr address CorresPOdence 10: ne TUBSDaily. Curtis Hall. Medford. Mass. 02155. Telephone: (61 1j format. When we do play classic rock, refused to comply with the ideals of 381-3090. Business.bnrs 9:30 to 5:00 m-vs. U. S. Dostage prUd in wfid. M~S. it is often integrated in our Freeform WMFO. 1 programming with progressive rock as see WMFO, Page16

Racial Committee Limiting Academic Freedom To the Editor: The social engineers at Tufts Univer- new materials will put a heavier burden sity are once again at work in the form on students. Students have enough to of two racial committees. The members worry about with the existing materials Respect of the committees have proposed that without being burdened with more To the Editor: with doubts only need look back at students starting in the class of 1992 work. Adding new material just deal- It is a fact that the United States Prime Minister Neville Chamberlain. I should be required to take a course ing with racism will only draw attention Military as an institution blatantly once read a quote by a prominent dealing with racism, and participate in away from what the student is suppos- discriminates against homosexuals. member of the pacifist movement of the a 12 hour workshop. These proposals ed to really learn. And once again who That is an issue that must be dealt with 1930s. “I used to be a pacifist. I now are ludicrous and should be rejected. is to say what new materials in the in the near future by the gay lobby and know that I would rather go to hell for Students are already burdened enough future might be incorporated in order the United States Government. fighting than have my son grow up with a writing requirement, a foreign to please certain interest groups. However, it is sad that TPAC chooses thinking it funny to kick a Jew in the language requirement, a culture re- The object of this letter is not to at- to discriminate against and attempts to stomach.” quirement, and distribution re- tack the problem of racism but the at- violate the rights of ROTC cadets. Most of the minority interest groups quirements. A new requirement of a tempts of the racism committees to ROTC cadets do not make the policies on campus have a place to meet on cam- racism course will only add to this force students and faculty to make deci- of the United States Government. They pus, in accordance with the university heavy burden. sions against their wishes. This viola- have just as much say in the Govern- policy of diversity. ROTC students have Also, once a racism course require- tion of academic freedom, like the ment as everyone else - one vote. a class at MIT and with the exception ment is added, who will stop other violations of all other freedoms, should Elected public officials make policies, of last weekend, never engage in high groups from requesting other re- not be tolerated by the Tufts communi- policies that the military is obliged to visibility activities at Tufts. We turn our quirements from being added. Maybe, ty. And as the old saying goes, two follow. cheek when insults are hurled at us. We in a few years a group of people who wrongs don’t make a right. A more fair Many of you find it strange or “sick” merely want to attend our classes and are really concerned about poverty and practical proposal would be to add that an individual would choose to serve get an education. We are not asking for might want to force the students to take racism courses to the list of courses in the armed forces, based on your a unit on campus, just respect for our a course on poverty. Who is to say satisfying existing requirements. This moral convictions. Yet, some of us feel interests. One of the benefits of Tufts which social issues deserve the creation editorial proposes that those who want a responsibility to serve, and it is a con- is the diversity of ideas and political of a new program focusing on that to take or teach racism courses should scious choice that we have made. beliefs. I would think that the members issue? be allowed to, but those who are not in- Granted, the scholarship money is an of the Tufts community would rather Another ludicrous idea the commit- terested in this social issue should not attractive feature of ROTC, but the fact have officers in the Armed Forces that tees proposed is to require professors to be forced against their will to take or is that the vast majority of ROTC cadets attend a school such as Tufts, where add new materials on discrimination in- teach such courses. The preservation of and midshipmen chose to do it for their they were exposed to individuals with to existing courses. First of all, this is academic freedom, not the implemen- own country. Please understand that different ideas and beliefs, rather than a clear limitation on the professors flex- tation of social engineering should be the American serviceman does not look a military full of officers from ibility and right to teach a course the the policy of this university. forward to war, rather he or she loathes ideologically rigid military academies. way he or she might see fit. Also, the Michael Kim A‘90 it and hopes by serving in such a capaci- The majority of ROTC cadets on ty it may be avoided. campus will be better officers because An Urgent Need Sadly, the conditions of our world of this school and what it has to offer. To the Editor: dictate the need for a militarv that at see page 17 RESPECT, Recently, while using the women’s women’s restroom of the center. times must be unafraid to act. Anyone , .. After concluding that a condom P \ restroom in the Campus Center, I notic- ed the absence of a dispenser of would be utterly useless in my predica- feminine hygiene products. I also notic- ment, I considered searching the men’s I 1 ed the addition of a prophylactic room for the missing tampon machine. dispenser. I realize the necessity of hav- But instead, I wrote a letter to the editor. Breezy with possible showers ing condoms accesible to the college I I campus. However, I recognize the equal need for a tampon machine in the Caitlin Pardo de Zela J‘88 Wednesday, September 30,1987 THE TUFTS DAILY page three Harvard Displays Unique Insect Collection Dubbed “Beetlemania ’’ of them as beautiful. It’s just Dutch Elm disease is titled visiting the museum from 3 million beetle specimens col- CAMBRIDGE, MA (AP) - the average person never sees “Nightmare on Elm Street.” Philadelphia, gazed at the lected from the mid-18bOs to Meet the beetles. them .’ ’ Most of the collection is rhinoceros beetles, turned to a the present that are preserved More than 5,000 of them, The beetles are grouped ac- from North America but some friend and said, “Beautiful, in a museum vault with a including blister beetles, cording to specimen and are of the tropical bugs from Latin aren’t they?’’ photograph of the Beatles on whirligig beetles, and snout labeled in such a way that no America and Asia are SO “It’s common for people the door. beetles went on display for six one can say entomologists lack brightly colored and irrides- not to like any insects,” said Vogt, who complains of a weeks Tuesday at Harvard humor. cent they look as if they had Shaw. “They’re creepy, craw- “cultural bias against insects” University, many of them for Check out the dung-feeding been painted and lacquered. ly, and all that. But many of said his favorite beetles are the the first time, in an exhibit titl- scarab beetles, venerated by Called jewel beetles, their them are just out there doing long-horned beetles, so named “Beetlemania” that scien- the ancient Egyptians as a shells were often used for ear- their own thing. A lot of them ed for their six-inch long tists hope will show that the sacred symbol. The Egyptians rings and bracelets in countries are beneficial. The majority antennae. Shaw said he “tends bugs are “really very in- believed that the scarab such as Ecuador, Peru, and are not dangermi

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Theatre S. vided you can make it its audience feeling impatient deve, played by Duncan of Thomasin are at the heart through the initial twenty and frustrated. should be congratulated on Rogers, is torn between his of the plot. Mckinley’s ap- their creativity and effective- minutes. (Unfortunately, The first scene, for exam- love of an innocent young pearance on the stage is ut- some people couldn’t). On ple, consists solely of pitch ness at rising to the challenge maiden named Thomasin terly mesmerizing and he of “Total Theatre.” The Thursday, September 24, the darkness, a movie screen diz- Yeobright (Susie K) and his wins the favor of the audience Performance Place of Somer- zily surveying the pages of a combination of video, music lustful desire for the seduc- immediately. and acting in one perfor- ville debuted their resident book, and two women read- tive Eustacia Vye (Lisa The talented foundation of company, Theatre S. in The ing aloud in inaudible, gut- mance is tantalizing, effective Porter). Where the third the cast is not in the lead. and flawlessly performed. Three Women, an adaptation tural tones. Director Duehr woman of the title comes into roles, but is found in the sup- of Thomas Hardy’s Return of utilizes a unique technique of The Three Women offers a play was not presented on the porting cast. Pieter Smit in stimulating alternative to or- the Native. combining film, music and stage. his outstanding portrayal of Originally set in an Egdon live acting that was successful dinary theatre. Go see The A second love plot involves the simpleton Christian Can- Three Women, but bring your heath on a November even- in capturing the audience’s Thomasin and the Reddle- tle offers the only character ing, director Gary Duehr and imagination. Unfortunately, imagination and your patien- man (Doug McKinley), the that is consistent. Alden ce. Paul Miller adapt the script to the play lost the viewers in ex- omnipresent and mystical Jackson and Jennifer Jones depict the American tended scenes of total dark- heath-man. The Reddleman are equally captivating in Midwest. If the play did noth- ness and more moaning from The Three Women is play- has been in love with Thoma- their humorous portrayals of ing at the Somerville Theater at peasants preparing a bonfire. 2 77 Broadway and its run ends One wishes they would ap- on October 24. The theater is Close Psychotic pear more often throughout presenting the show Thursdays the script. In her leading role through Saturdays at 8:OO p.m. as the lustful and manip- On Saturdays, a late show is ulative Eustacia Vye, Lisa presented at 1O:OO p.m. The in Fatal Attraction Porter commands the stage. cost for the tickets is $20.00 for breaking point, the camera However, her tremendous adults and $6.50 for students. by JENNIFER CLARK the film. In the first stage of the film, Close gives an ex- shots become more jerky and presence is due more to the Information on tickets can be Experiencing the “one cellent portrayal of a lonely, the music more somber. Shots nature of the character she obtained by calling 623-5510. month of college” blues? Had desperate, single woman. The of Beth and Ellen are more fre- portrays than her own melo- enough of fall previews on TV? audience learns another possi- quent. Ellen is made ir- Or just need a little excite- ble cause for her instability, resistably cute. The witty lines ment? If so, try the film Fatal and that is her father’s death. and adorable facial expressions Zevon Plays It Attraction, a chilling thriller Close gives the character that she has are an extra asset. bound to get you out of the credibility and depth. Her One of the film’s best scenes doldrums. pursuit of Dan is determined is after Alex has kidnapped All Night Long Ellen and has taken her on a Michael Douglas and Glenn and one can sympathize with has a knack for playing power- Close star in the film in roles and loathe her character for roller coaster ride. The camera by DAN ARDIA flashes back and forth between ful mellow songs and Saturday that seem to be made just for her destructiveness. On Saturday, the 19th, I had he was in top form, playing them. Set in downtown New For about half the movie Ellen’s terrified face and Beth’s horrified one as she the distinct pleasure of “Accidentally Like a Martyr,” York City and Bedford, Alex tries to ensnare Dan witnessing Warren. Zevon’s “Veracruz,” plus “Reconsider Douglas plays Dan Gallagher, through non-violent traps. speeds down a street looking for Ellen. This type of filming return to the music world as he Me,” a beautiful song from his a successful copyright lawyer, The film tries to seduce the opened his fall tour at the Or- new album. and Close plays Alex Forrest, viewer with shots of Dan and is common throughout the film and is used well. Director pheum. Zevon, touring to pro- The show displayed Zevon’s a publishing executive. Dan is Beth in pleasant family scenes. mote his new album, Sentimen- old and new music as he married to Beth, played‘by A very misleading “calm Alrian Lyne succeeds in leading us into a typical subur- tal Hygiene ,was clearly enjoy- played four songs from his first Anne Archer. They have a six- before the storm” develops. , ban family setting and then ing his first commercial suc- album, Warren Zevun, and four year-old daughter named Archer’s character, Beth, cess. He came out smoking from his new album. His only Ellen. Wealth and yuppiness augments this sense of nor- gradually turning it upside down via camera and sound with “Lawyers, Guns and album which did not get a surround all aspects of their malcy and tranquility. Dan’s Money,” a song from his 1978 workout was his 1982 release, lives. ascent up the corporate ladder techniques. Eerie shots of trees thrashing violently outside the release Excitable Boy. The The Envoy, but the one hour The film is centered around enables him to buy a large band went right into “Detox and forty minute show was Alex’s crazed pursuit of Dan house in the suburbs. Near house contrast with shots of the family calmly sitting Mansion” off Sentimental enough to please both his old and her character grows in- this point, Alex informs him Hygiene, followed with “Boom and new fans. creasingly deranged for Dan’s that she is pregnant and in- around a warm fireplace. The terror common in good Boom Mancini,” which The tour for Zevon is a new companionshipand love as the tends to go through with the featured a very hot jam by beginning. He has a new film progresses. Her violent pregnancy. Close skillfully thrillers is in the suspense of knowing something bad is go- Zevon and guitarist Greg record company and a new machinations throw Dan and depicts Alex’s changing man- Beck. He then made his first band, which was, unfortunate- Beth’s American dream nerisms as her character grows ing to happen and in this film rhe technique is exploited well. trip to the piano and played ly, obvious. Bassist Ken lifestyle into a demented, un- increasingly psychotic. The stirring versions of “Johnny Gradney and drummer Ritchie controllable, frightening fight chilling aspect of the film is in Suspense grows in the second half of the movie. Dan is Strikes Up the Band” and Hayward (both formerly of to stay alive. The pace is quick, this transition. There are no “Roland the Headless Little Feat) did an adequate but one doesn’t get lost in the unrealistic Amityville houses, driven by self-defense and anger to desperate measures. Thompson Gunner.’’ job, but guitarist Beck had storyline. people returning from the After welcoming and thank- some big shoes to fill. Zevon’s Early on, Dan has a brief, dead, or inter-dimensional Douglas is at his best during this stage of the film. His ing the audience Zevon then former guitarist, Waddy passionate affair with Alex. travel in the movie. Alex is an gave us a surprise and played Wachtel, played very im- Soon after this, we are in- everyday person, and her moves are unpredictable and add to the tension key to this “Jungle Work” from his 1980 pressive guitar on Zevon’s troduced to Alex’s uniquely brutal side is shocking because album, Bad Luck Streak in albums and at times Beck had cynical, selfish and childish on the surface her life is so nor- section of the film. Dan’s regret, bitterness, and disbelief Dancing School. This song trouble filling in those guitar side. Her ’Grts t persuade mal. Fatal Attraction jars one’s featured the best guitar work licks. The final member of Dan to continue the affair per- sense of complacency by deal- are made acutely clear. The film’s fault might lie in the fact of the night from both Zevon Zevon’s new band was Karen manently engross her as these ing with domestic violence and Beck. Childs, “fresh from the attempts become more and with such focus. that Douglas isn’t given more bizarre. The affair is kept To accompany the turning see SUSPENS page 16 Zevon, who at times looks see’ZEVON, Page 17 secret from Beth for much of point when Alex passes the SUsPiciously like a madman, page ten THE TUFTS DAILY Wednesday, September 30,1987

Dresens will be playing on us, but this was his best,” used before (with Dresens Saturday. The junior has stated Ford. “He got us out throwing the ball). been suffering from a strained of bad field position and gave hamstring since preseason. us the ball control we needed. Head coach Duane Ford in- We didn’t plan on running Poll Revered: Before being sists that Dresens will not see him 32 times, but he con- blown out of the water by any action until the injury has sistently. __ got us the yardage Coast Guard on Saturday, healed completely. So as we needed. ” W.P.I. had been ranked Tufts prepares to face W.P.I. F-Troop: A great deal of number one in New England. on Saturday the question re- Fanikos’ success must be at- In this week’s E.C.A.C. Div- mains: will Dresens dress? tributed to the performance ision I11 poll, the Engineers Tackling the Issue: Alth- of the offensive line, especial- are listed as seventh while the ough most of the focus was ly tackles senior Tom Fort Jumbos are listed as fourth. placed on the execution of the and junior Kevin Fitzgerald. The rest of the poll is as fol- wishbone this past weekend, “The wideouts did a great job lows: the defensive unit remained blocking for us,” explained T-Bone tough. Senior captah offensive coordinator John Andy O’Brien led the squad Jumbos’ 21-8 victory against Caseye “-They piled them inrackles with IS. He was fol- [Wesleyan]up inside. As voted by the Wesleyan this past weekend lowed by sophomore Ron with first-place votes and re- puts the team’s record at 1-0. Lamothe, who made a key Casey’s m: Casey was &cords in parentheses followed In addition, it extends the ‘fumble recovery in the fourth also the mastermind behind by total votes. program’s winning streak to quarter against Wesleyan, the Jumbos’ late first-half eight games. The longest with seven tackles, as did ju- score. “He made that call,” 1. Curry (10) (3-0) 177 winning streak in Tufts’ nior Jim Bruno. Senior Chris said Ford. “From where he ’2. Amherst (1-0) 142 football history is 12. And Scarpas’ first quarter inter- was [upstairs in. the press 3. Plymouth St. (3) (2-1) 141 here’s the kicker: in the event ception set up what turned box], he could see their de- 4. TUFTS (4) (1-0) 127 . that the Jumbos tie the mark, out to be the go-ahead score fense, and knew that play 5. Trinity (1) (1-0) 103 the record breaking game for the Jumbos, as two plays would -work. That was his 6.Coast Guard (2-1) 99 would be played against, yes, later Tim Fanikos plowed call.” What Casey saw was 7. WPI (1) (2-1) 79 Amherst on, you got it, through the Cardinals’ de- that the Wesleyan goal-line 8. Middlebury (1-0) 61 . Homecoming. Stay tuned. fense. defense would allow a half- 9. w. Corm. St. (1-1-1) 56 L Wishbone Fractured: So- back (like freshman Jim 10. Mass. Moritime (1-1) 17 phomore halfback Jack Kel- Downing) to sneak untou- 10. Westfield St. (2-1) 17 ter, who threw a three-yard ched into the end zone while touchdown pass to extend Duane Ford (1) and split end Rogers. Tufts’ lead at halftime, sus- Tim (Photo by FOOTBALL Adam Lesser) tained a knee injury in the sweeps around to-pull the de- fourth quarter. Not only will week. fense up, and then lobs a and STEVE CLAY Kelter be missing the rest of The loss of Kelter height- Fanikos rushed for~ -~201 “hand grenade” (Ford) to the season, but he is sche- ens the question as to wheher yards on the afternoon. “Tim the unaccompanied receiver. duled for surgery later this or not All-East halfback Paul . has had some great games for It’s a play the Jumbos have WHAT DO YOU CALL A CONVENIENCE STORE WITHOUT A NAME ? - WHICH IS LOCATED IN THE CAMPUS CENTER - ONLY TAKES PAYMENT IN CASH

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Women’s Tennis Still I: tony massarotti \ Undefeated Rave by DAVID ROTHENSTEIN “We have had some close mat- In addition, the three and MONIQUE GEORGE ches, but our overall team doubles teams, although they have been changed a lot in After watching the Tigers and Blue Jays play this weekend, I can Question: What do you get spirit has pulled US through,” safely say that if Detroit found a way to lose Sunday, Sparky Collar noted. order to accommodate the in- when you combine a team that credible depth, have also been Anderson probably would have killed himself. Rumor had it that has all its letterwomen return- Behind the top three, the if Willie Hernandez tried to enter Sunday’s contest after the Tigers ing from last year, an excep- lineup remains surprisingly recording some victories that had taken a 3-2 lead, the Demit players on the field were prepared tional crop of upcoming strong, which is a definite asset can only help the team’s cause. to tackle him before he got to the mound. As it turned out, Detroit freshmen, and an unbelievable in those frequent and impor- Head coach Jim Watson, in gave Toronto a little of its own comeback medicine (led by Dr. load of spirit and enthusiasm? tant close matches. At number analyzing his undefeated team, Kirk Gibson) and made sure the Eastern Division race was still Answer: The undefeated four, junior Jen Pollack has had only positive things to say a race. Here’s hoping the Tigers come back and win the Eastern 1987 Women’s Tennis Team. continued her steady play and about them. “All of the girls title.. . Make no mistake. This team has staged some impressive have played hard this year and How can anyone say that Mark McGwire deserves to be Rookie- is for real. Coming. into the comeback victories, es&aUv have really improved,” he Said, -of-The-Year over Matt Nokes? Nokes has been consistent all year new season, the Jumbos knew “and this has shown in all of long while McGwire has done virtuallly nothing since the All- that they were loaded with our matches so far. I feel .that -Star break. Last year, Wally Joyner lost the award to Jose Canseco talent but also knew that they quantum leaps have been for precisely the same reason - he was useless after July.. . Whether faced a tough early-season made.’ ’ you like it or not, if Roger Clemens wins his last two starts and schedule. In the past two Quantum leaps indeed. gets his ERA (3.17) under 3.00, hedeserves to win the Cy Young weeks, Williams, Wellesley, However, there is no rest for Award again. Clemens would finish the season with a 20-9 record Trinity, and most recently, the weary, as the Jumbos have while leading the American League in shutouts and complete UNH, have all tried to knock yet to face their toughest com- games. You can’t argue with what one guy has done, especially off the defending NESCAC petition: that of Division I when he’s done it for a fifth place team.. . If Clemens doesn’t finish champs of 1986. None have teams such as Harvard and strongly enough to win the Cy Young, then it should go to Toron- succeeded. Boston University. Both Collar to’s Jimmy Key... If George Bell is not awarded the AL‘s MVP, Everyone in the starting and Intravaia emphasized that the Blue Jays should appeal to the Supreme Court. Oh, they can’t lineup thus far has played fan- the team’s entire schedule is do that from Canada can they? ... Here’s hoping that sometime tastically and show no signs of tough. But, in a way, they in the near future the American and National Leagues create an letting up. At number one seem to relish the challenge. award comparable to the Cy Young, but award it to non-pitchers. singles, junior Patty Nalitt has After all, when you are the Call it the Babe Ruth Award or something. I’ve had enough of won all her matches convinc- defending Div. I11 champions, this crap about a player not being awarded MVP because his team ingly, especially those against everyone is looking to come is not in the contention... Wellesley and Trinity. And she after you. Right now, the 1987 Andre Dawson deserves the NL‘s MVP honor regardless of has some able backup behind Patty Nalitt. (Photo by Meg Women’s Tennis team knows whether or not the Cubs are in last place. Likewise, the Cy Young her, in the form of number two Gorecki) this and is willing to take on should go to Rick Sutcliffe.. . What about the NL Rookie-Of-The- Diane Intravaia and number against Trinity last week. And the competition. You can draw -Year? Benito Santiago maybe? ... Hats off to Daryl Strawberry, three Kristen Collar, who both andnumber number‘ five Lynne six Malonev Dina your own conclusions, but as my least favorite player in professional baseball. But, he’s had a happen to be senior co- of ,this writing they are great year.. .Likewise to Howard Johnson. Somebody check his captains. Esterowitz (one of the many undefeated at 5-0. bats. They’ve gottu be loaded ... In discussing their team’s promising freshmen this year) Question: How far can this Question: Who is the fastest man ever timed from homeplate success so far, both captains have both held their own to team expect to go? to first base? (Hint: if you don’t know the answer it may suprise felt that the whole team has have a strong influence on the Answer: See you at the New you) ... really come together as of late. success of the team. Englands. (October 23-25) What strike?. .. If you get a chance, be sure you make the time to watch any Notre Dame football games on television. Tim Brown is perhaps the best player in the country and the Fighting Irish are my pick to be a suprise contender for the national champion- ship. Brown’s two consecutive punt returns for the touchdowns Jumbos Sail On and Michael Byrne placed 3rd Tufts sent their impressive against Michigan State two weeks ago was one of the sickest th$gs by PATTY C. LEE and I’ve evr seen. This guy’s got some serious open field moves... in the Lark A division. In the and modest freshman team to Talk to me Goose,. . I’m not being pessimistic, but a word to the BOB MEAGHER tub IC B division, captain Joe the Northern Series 3 on wise. Before anybody gets too excited about Jumbo football, Berkeley and Patty Lee also Saturday, and the Freshman remember that last season Tufts lost its first game. Then, the Jum- The Tufts Sailors are moving placed 3rd. And, i$ Cy Tom Invite on Sunday. Held at bos never lost again.. . Oklahoma - 65, Tulsa -0. Zero? Sixty-Five? up in the rankings and this Kirk sailed with Teri Breault Dartmouth, their team’s com- Naw that wasn’t a mismatch. What was the spread, Tulsa 63? past weekend boosted their to a 2nd place finish, aiding bined scores resulted in 2nd Give the points and take Oklahoma... What in the name of J. planing ascent. Tactically, they the team total to place 2nd place finishes overall at both Jonah Jameson is Paul Molitor thinking? The AL batting title is maneuvered their way into the overall. regattas . sacred ground and Wade Boggs is its guardian ... top positions in each of the Here on the home front, at Sailing in A, Robert Sorry fellow Celtic fans, but I can’t see the Green having a ban- regattas they sailed. the Captain’s Cup, strong Meagher and Jennifer ner year with Bill Walton out for the season and Kevin McHale At the prestigious Danmark winds blew favorably on our Crawford placed 2nd in their out for the first month.. . Don’t look for the Lakers to repeat either. Trophy held at the Coast Women’s team. Sailing in A, divisions both days. In B, Mat- Someone different will win the title this year. Mark my words.. . Guard Sailing Academy Jane Kirk and Jane Bash, sail- thew Romberg and Tara Bo Jackson stinks.. . Darn fledges. What are you guys thinking? Resort, Steve Kirkpatrick and .ed with Julie Easom and April Nelson won their division both WAY too much ram. You’ll pay.. . Lisa Cutiletta placed 3rd in A Richards in B to a 2nd place days. Quiz Answer: Mickey Mantle division. Also in FJ’s, All- finish. Last weekend at the American sailor Alex Jackson, On Sunday, at B.U., Kirk Singlehanded Elims at MIT, and Melba Quizon placed 2nd and Bash placed 7th in A, Bob Meagher placed 2nd ATTENTION DAILY in B. Overall the team finish- while teammates Holly Gregg overall. This weekend at the ed an impressive 2nd. and Kate Benson placed 4th in Elims at the Coast Guard Down south, below the By combining to a 5th place Academy, Sam Kerner placed SPORTS STAFF: Mason-Dixon Line, three finish in the President Trophy 2nd and Charlie Ulmer 4th. There will be a brief but mandatory Tufts sailors sailed in the Stern regatta. All three of these sailors have Sloop Trophy. Held in At the Southern Series 3, qualified for the New England meeting for all current writers as well Charleston, South Carolina, Rich Harries and Marine Singlehanded Championships as anyone interested in joining the Paul Wilson skippered his DeBoucaud finished 1st in A. at Maine’s Maritime Academy. crew of Steve Orlebeke and Low point of the regatta, This busy season continues Daily’s sports staff Trip Forman to a 3rd place Micah Zimmerman and Patty as the Jumbos practice daily finish in Solings. Cottey won their division with on the “mystical” lakes. Look WEDNESDA Y, 7: 15 p.m. Sailing in the Oberg Trophy 5 firsts. They .left Brown forward to more success from LOBBY of CURTIS HALL at Harvard, Gregg Wtoras victorious. this team, Page twelve THE TUFTS IAILY Wednesday, September 30-, 1987

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Call: 3158 Wednesday, September 30,1987 THE TUFTS DAILY page.tifteen to demonstrate that this was truly a national campaign.” ~ TUFTSFESITC-continued from page 1 continued from page 1 Dukakis, a third-term gov- ernor who has been steadily Lynn Muster said. “disappointing,” blaming a He attributed the decline to gaining prominence in cessful,’’ Choe said. Event proposals would be lack of coverage of Senate the fact that entering classes national polls, has gained sta- The past Tuftsfests suffered submitted to a TCB review events. He noted a lack of have increasingly been ex- ture and credibility from his from a lack of student board to be judged in one of freshman knowledge of the posed to a “deluge” of in- campaign’s fund-raising per- awareness of the events and three categories. Senate. formation about drunk driv- formance. Three months ago, complaints from organizations Tuftsfest was originated by Election Board officials said ing and the reasonable use oi his rivals noted that much of that programs were competing 1985-1986 Tufts Community last week they expect the alcohol. In addition, Reitmar Dukakis’ support was limited with each other, Evans said. Union President Michael freshman turnout to be “very said, there is not so much of a to his fellow Massachusetts TCB is currently consider- Obadia. TCB hopes to make stong” and sophomore tur- “forbidden fruit syndrome” residents and his fellow ing offering cash supplements Tuftsfest a concentrated period nout to be satisfactory, but among students, explaining Greek-Americans. to student organizations to of programming that students they do not expect a large that most of them have neve1 Farmer said donations in promote innovation in student would look forward to every turnout by juniors and had the legal right to drink the third quarter came from programming, TCB historian year, Evans said. seniors. taken away by a change in thq all 50 states and noted that the drop in the size of the average contribution indi- cates that Dukakis, who does not accept funds from politi- FUND-RAISING cal action committees, is in- conunued from page 1 volving more and more indi- sachusetts. In the current election cy- withdrawn. Biden reported eral Election Commission, viduals in his campaign. “This amount is a new re- cle, Vice President George raising $1.5 million in the se- but aides said he had raised “It’s been very exciting for cord,” Farmer said, adding Bush led all candidates in cond quarter, followed by about $300,000. me. I’ve been involved in po- that the previous highwater both parties as of June, Tennessee Sen. Albert Gore In the second quarter, the litics for some time, and I’ve mark for the July-September having raised $1 1 million. with $1.4 million, Missouri average donation to Dukakis never seen anything like it,” period was $1.4 million col- The $4.6 million reported Rep. Richard Gephardt with was $250. That mark he said. “Normally if they lected by Ohio Sen. John by Dukakis on June 30 was $1.1 million and Illinois Sen. dropped to $175 in the cur- promise you 25, they come in Glenn in 1983. Farmer, who well above his Democratic Paul Simon with just under rent reporting period, Farmer with 15. But this time if they was Glenn’s chief fund-raiser, rivals, thanks in part to a $1 million. said. promised 25, they came in said the summer months are single $2 million event held in Former Arizona Gov. “This suggests the gov- with 35.” usually the slowest. Boston late in June and a Bruce Babbitt ended the last ernor has been successful in The challenge in the com- Farmer said the $8 million transfer of $300,000 in lef- quarter with just $20,630 in reaching out to grassroots ing three months, the cam- donated to Dukakis so far this tover funds from his last cash on hand and $325,810 in people,” he said. “The campaign treasurer said, will be year was also a record, eclips- gubernatorial campaign. debts after borrowing paign begins in the candi- to sustain the momentum of ing the $6 million that former Among Democrats, second $230,000. Rev. Jesse Jack- date’s home state. In the first the past six months because Vice President Walter Mon- place in the April-June period son, still an undeclared can- quarter we raised two-thirds “the expenses mount as you dale had gathered by this was held by Delaware Sen. didate, did not file a second- of our money from Massa- near the first primaries and point in 1983. Joseph Biden, who has since quarter report with the Fed- chusetts. Our challenge was caucuses.” page sixteen THE TUFTS DAILY Wednesday, September 30,1987 continuedWMFO from page 2 It was evident to myself and the next DJ didn’t immediate- R&B, Reggae, contemporary In addition, Candell’s departments have been sup- to other WMFO Directors that ly show up. Perhaps, he was African music, environmental motives must be seriously portive of the services which Candell made no attempts to only interested in using his issues, women’s music, Blues, questioned. If he disagreed WMFO provides. WMFO air- involve himself at the station show as some sort of “ego Jazz and others. Candell with the station so much, why waves are’ to be used as an further than doing his show. trip,” possibly to gain doesn’t seem to realize that a did he come back to us this alternative form of education, His disrespect for the station popularity. If Candell cared as large percentage of Tufts semester asking for his show musical enjoyment and expres- and his listeners was ex- much about serving Tufts as students don’t share his nar- back? He had taken us to Dean sion, not for personal ego row taste in music and that Knable last semester with the boosting. emplified by his leaving a he claims to, he would have Mike Williams there is more to radio than same complaint. Lately the record skipping and leaving helped publicize the program- Music Director of WMFO the station unattended when ming that we do have such as rock. Dean’s office and other SUSPENSE continued from page 9 enough verbal scenes near the looking out for this part of the away with the strollgest role. upper-middle-class lives are YOU are someone who likes end. If so, his physical scenes film. Douglas, as usual, is superb. not didactic at all. The cir- Humongous- or Re-Animator- definitely make up for ths defi- Anne Archer has a flat role All of the characters give the cumstances are rare and type films, then Fatal Attrac- ciency. The suspense is great without many important lines. easily discredited storyline a unrealistic in many ways, but tion is not for you. For anyone in this section and your eyes However, in the few chances believable feeling. The jarring not altogether. One does feel a . else, it is a movie that should will be glued to the screen. she has, she is quite creative. messages the film presents sense of realism which is ab- be placed high on a must-see However, if YOU don’t have a Clearly, Glenn Close comes about the fallacies of ideal sent from most horror films. If list. strong stomach, I would advise

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Berklee School of Music,” as the emotion he displayed,was canal.” he put it, looked very stunn- quite moving. The show’s The show came to a rocking ing in a very high hem black high point was a rockin’ ver- close with “Poor Poor Pitiful dress. Unfortunately, she was sion of “Ain’t That Pretty Me,” featuring such classic never really given a chance to All” where Zevon poured out Zevon lyrics as “These young Play. the lines “I’d rather feel sad girls won’t let me be/lord The intensity of the concert than not feel anything at all” have mercy on me” and was awesome. Zevon is a and “I took two weeks vaca- “Werewolves of London,” his master satirist and cynic, and tion/I spent it getting root only previous popular single, RESPECT continued from page 2

I not agree with the the quo- we in majority of us are moderate maybe a little embittered, that believe in their right to express Political beliefs of many ofthe are a diverse group ranging students here to get an educa- a group such as TPAC that their opinion, and are willing students on this campus, but from the ignorant redneck tion. Please don’t stereotype fights for diversity and the civil to die for it. Why can’t TPAC I would fight to the death to conservatives to very liberal us. If you want to catagorize rights of minority groups has respect our rights? preserve the government that dm~ocrats.we have one thing us, generalize us as fellow decided to viciously attack our allows YOU to speak out and in common: We want to serve students who are hurt. and to be in ~m.we Matthew E Thomas hold opinions different than our country. However, the vast MASSPIRG continued from page 5 terest: these words sound too difference” as an empty slo- is not just a neat envir- dous materials through the who choose to get involved stern and abstract. In reality, gan since each of the projects onmentalist idea; the air, land and water. By push- with MassPIRG here at Tufts ing for a more sensible op- it is often fun, and it is always will have the opportunity to on these issues has concrete tude of the nation’s solid make a difference on four goals. crisis is so great that tion, Tufts students will help right here. On the recycling project, several communities are turn- Put the brakes on the current John Rumpler is the compelling issues: hunger, technological fixation with ’88 toxins in drinking water, re- for example,. students will be ing to incineration. This only Chairperson of MassPIRG,s statewide Board Directors. cycling, and energy effi- getting Medford and Somer- exacerbates the pollution incinerationTo work for devices. the Public in- of ciency. I should add that I do ville to adopt recycling problem by spreading hazar- not use the phrase “make a policies. Moreover, recycling

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These disproportionate numbers illustrate the challenge facing the American Red Cross as we recruit donors and provide blood components and derivatives to area hospitals for their patients. Every day, blood is needed by patients undergoing surgery, cancer treatment, organ and tissue transplants and more. This precious resource must always be available for these patients and the supply must continually be replenished. We at the American Red Cross must appeal to new donors, and retain the support of those who give blood on a regular basis. Matzell and Richards of Boston has assisted in this effort by donating a professional ad campaign to attract donors from every walk of life. Entitled "Be A Hero," the campaign stresses that giving blood is an easy way to be a hero to a patient in need. The elements of this campaign are enclosed in the packet for your review. The ad slicks describe real-life stories where blood helped to save a life. Each story illustrates how important it is for blood to always be on hand, because it is difficult to predict when it . . will be needed to save a patient's life. Your assistance is needed as we promote this new campaign and continue to inform the public of the never ending need for blood. Please include one of these ad slicks in your publication if space permits. We have enclosed a card that will help us to track the effectiveness and the circulation of this campaign. Please return it at your earliest convenience. We thank you very much for your assistance and hope that you, too, will feel like a hero, as you help patients throughout our area who depend upon the community blood supply. Wednesday, September 30,1987 THE TUFTS DAILY page nineteen classi fledsclassi€ iedsclassi€iedsclassifieds

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