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!RussianI Department Receives 1 I I I In-House Grant I I by Alan Federman I The Russian Department jective in the "re-develop- i lhas received a-$1,000 grant merit" program is to qlus~I I !from the Innovative Educa- the new language lab more I ltion Fund at Tufts this sem- efficiently and improve oral I lester in order to purchase skills." The n6w tapes will I I ;instructional videotapes be helpful bec;iusc student.s I las part of the "re-develop- will be able !IC actually I ling of the Russian program," "see and hear t.rle Russians I I laccording to Professors speak, an6 hear srords in I IS loan, Forman and Johnson. cont.ext." This will make I I Tufts purchased 10 video- it easier to pick up the I I Itapes from the Pushkin In- language, rather than merely I lstitute in Moscow, the first reading out of a book. This I Ischool in the area new program could not be I A I I !to incorporate these video- possible without the new I ltapes into its curriculum language lab at the Cabot I hhe tapes, all filmed on Center. I I .;location in Russia and de- The Russian Department I Reading selections from Barn Fever, Peter Davison lpicting Soviet citizens in has also added some inter-.! leveryday life, will be used esting "culture-related" I will be at Tufts on Thursday. (Photo by Jane Davison) I las I Davison a teaching aide in the course in response to stu- I lintensive Elementary 3.u~- dent demand. Russsian 192, I lsian 1-2 course. "Solzhenitsyn 'In Literature I . Atlantic's Editor to Feature Latest I According to members of continued on page 5 lthe department, their ob- I Book at Campus Reading Thursday I I Raised in Colorado and darkly but with humor, out educated at Harvard and Cam- of the mystery but not her- bridge, Peter Davison grew metic or obscure. CRIIMES IN THE LIBRARY up as the son of the English Peter Davison has worked poet Edward Davison in an with distinction for three The Nils Yngve Wessell A wallet, ID, credit intense and literary family. decades as an editor of Library was the scene of cards and travellers checks He was encouraged in his ! books, since 1956 at the three reported larcenies were taken in one Friday youth by , a Atlantic Monthly Press, and over the Thanksgiving break. theft; keys, cash and checks family . friend, and began he is also poetry editor All three robberies took were taken in the other. in his late twenties to of . The ways place in the basement car-- On Wednesday, a handbag con- write poems. His first vol- by which he arrived at a re1 area and involved the taining a wallet, ID, lic- ume, The Breaking of Day, dual life are described in theft of personal articles ense, and cash was taken.

(1964) was a critical SUC- his highly-praised- -. auto- and cash. The first report The handbag itself was later cess and chosen for the Yale biography Half Remembered came at 10:30 am on Wednes- recovered without its con- Series of Younger- Poets. (1973). He has edited The day the 25th; the nextetwo tent s. His other volumes of poetry World of Farley Mowat and came within minutes of each Other crimes over the include The City and the Hello Darkness: The Collect- other on Friday the 27th uneventful Turkey Day week- Island (1966), Pretending ed Poems of L.E. Sissman. at 1:30pm. end included: a dumpster to be Asleep (1970), Walking His honors include an award One victim offered a des- fire near tlie Hillside dorm- the Boundaries: PoemsPP1957T from the National Institute cription of what ,Tufts Cam- itories, a minor accident -1974 (1974) and A Voice in of Arts and Letters. pus Police Captain: Holland at the corner of Packard the Mountain (1977). -Barn Peter Davison says, "I called "a possible suspect ." and Powderhouse, a broken Fever will be Dublished bv must be one of the verv few The "suspicious person'' is windown in Curtis Hall, and Atheneum on April 27, 1981. American poets of my gener- described as a male cau- some bathroom damage incar- It is Peter Davison's sixth ation never to have either casian, approximately six michael Hall on Saturdai, book of poetry, and in this studied or ,taught creative feet tall, of medium build night. The Carmichael van- substantial, artfully ar- writing." He lives with his in his mid-twenties. He has- dals pulled a sink from the ranged collection his poems wife, the writer Jan Davis- a dark complexion, brown wall and co;rered the mirror take on a new edge and a coriiinued on page6 hair and a moustache. with toothpaste. new range: the poems speak 1, 2 lmsDAILyTuesday, December 1981 Tufts Daily AHTIIIIK I.. (:IiAKI.TON, .JK., t:dir.or in Chier MIKF FFll$llS, Ixccut ivc Edil.or ANTHONY EVERETT, Associate Editor I.aVEKNE 1'. HAKLETT, Managing Editoi News Briefs .JACK fMKHt:TTE, News Editor :

Thursday evening.- One of to join the Blues Brothers. tf P the most respected figures Besides being featured on Anemia is a disorder of blood. For women the aver- in the music world, 'for the both million selling Blues the blood in which there age value of hemoglobin is past two, decades, Matt has Brothers LP's which included is a deficiency in the num- 12.5 grams and for men it performed with virtually the hit singles "Soul Man" ber of red blood cells or is 16 grams. Another measure every great blues artist. and "Gimme Some Lovin"', in the hemoglobin content. of hemoglobin is a hema- He has been heralded as one Matt also played a prominent Tiredness, paleness and tocrit which is the percent- of the best guitarists of role in the Blues Brothers listlesness are all symptoms age of red blood cells per our times . notion picture, playing the of anemia. Red blood cells total volume of blood. FOT Matt's credits read like part of Aretha Franklin's carry hemoglobin molecules women the average value is a who's who of music. He husband. (heme causes the red color 41 percent and for men it has recorded with Muddy Wat- Earlier this year, Matt of blood) which in turn car- is 43 percent. However, A ers, Willy Dixon, Otis Rush, decided to form his own ry oxygen molecules. When range of 11 grams to 12.5 Memphis Slim, jazz organist band. The Matt Guitar Murphy blood passes through the grams and 41 to 43 percent Jack McDuff, Sonnyboy Wil- Band includes members of lungs the oxygen we breathe is allowed for individual liamson, and the James Cot- Matt's previous band, the in attaches to the hemoglob- variations, in women, and ton Blues Band. Matt's Shaboo All-stars, and fea- in molecules and is carried a *range of 12 to 16 grams playing on Memphis tures Murphy's saxaphone throughout the rest of the and 43 to 46 percent is al- and guitar playing. for Siim' s "Steppin' Out" SO body. Therefore, if there lowed men. inspired a young English The show starts at 9:30 is not enough hemoglobin, Often an inadequate sup- gi;itar player nanied Eric pm. and tickets, available oxygen is not absorbed in ply of iron caused by a poor Clapton, that he showcased at the Pub and in Eaton sufficient amounts and the diet can result in anemia. the tune on John 14ayall's Lounge, are $3 in advance body cannot function as ef- Iron is used by 'the body and $3.50 at the door. ficiently. Bluesbreakers album. in the manufacture of hemo- A blood test will me!asL ire globin. Women of reproduc- emoglobin levels in ter'm s tive age lose 2 milligrams f the number of grar ns in continued on page 5 00 cubic. sentimeter S of

POETRY READING BY PETER DAVISON poetry editor of Atlantic Monthly author of newly published BARN FEVER

Guitarist Matt Murphy will be apearing at the 1:30 pm Thursday, Dec. 3 Pub Thursday Night. (Photo by Concerted Efforts)

e************************************** Braker Hall Room 20 r) * : FRED WAGNER LOVES GIANNINI! *, AIJTOGRAPH RECEPTION TO FOLLOW ? ? ? find out why at the I, I, to pm * I, 2 3 1 TUFTS SYMPHONIC BAND 1) r) ? ? UNIVERSITY STORE AT TUFTS I) X-MAS CONCERT * ? Thurs., Dec. 3, 830pm,Cohen Aud. a ? for Free It ...... 4 wmJuesdgy, December 1, 1981 Political CorruDticm in Greece Men's Swimming Looks Toward Analyzed- in Thriller mZ" Another Blockbuster Season by Michael Reade 'IZTq directed by Costa- in power--through violence, I by John Gaffney Gavras, is at once a great threats, favors, omissions, This year, the Tutts competing for the Hugh Mc- thriller and an important deceit--is slowly unravel- Men's Swimming Team looks Curdy Award, given at sea- politjcal statement about led. forward to continued success son's end to the seuisr who t.he political corruption in ' The cast is excellent. in their dual meet and cham- has amassed most points Greece. The fact that it Yves Montand. one of Gavras'; pionship competition. Fourth in his career. Senior Greg was chosen by the New York all-time favorites, plays in the nation least year, Bates, a three time Division Film Critics as the best the assassinated doctor. the Jumbos have nine return- IIZ All-American, performed film of 1969 and that it Irene Papas is the doctor's ing All-Americans. consistently in the free- won the Jury Prize at widow, and, in words of After a 6-0 season again- style, IM, and. relay. Senior Canne's Film Festival the Gavras, "It was tremendously st Division III opponents, Ken Galicia brings depth same year is no coincidence. important for me t3 have Tufts performed spectac- to sprints and relays. Due to its enormous pol- Irene Papas in IZ'' She is ularly in last year's Among other All-Americans itical influence it was ban- the only Greek in the cast, Nationals, gaining 128 is John Montesi, holder ned both in Greece and in and she is used as a symbol points, their best showing of school records in both Cyprus. of Greek suffering.. Irene ever. back strokes, medley, and The film is based on the is passionately opposed to This year's is "as good 800 free events. Megerlc novel by vAssi1i Vassilikos, the military regime." Cred- a team as we've ever had," praised Montesi as "co?sis- which was inspired by the it, on the extraordinary said coach Don Megerle. All tently 0r.e of the tog swim- assasination in 1963 in Sal- camerawork goes to Raoul events are "solid right down mers in ." 100 onika of the pacifist leader Coutard, who has photograph- the line," and senior team butterfly champ John Lilley, Gregorios Lambrakis. Lam- ed some of the most impor- members have expressed great who "has inspired the Jumbos brakis was a professor of tant French films in the enthusiasm. every time he competes," medicine at the University 196o'S, including Demy's Tufts will benefit from also returns with distance- of Athens and a opposition "Lola", Truf faut * s ".Tules the services of three re- man David Ackerman 2nd back leader who was agsinst the and Jim" and Godard's "Week- turning All-American cap- stroke specialist Jeff placement of U.S. Polaris end." tains. Diver Keith Miller Bates nuclear missiles in Greece. The film will be shown last year took -the New Eng- The Jumbos face Ukjass the film unfolds, the tonight at 7:OO pm. in Bar- land championship in the today in their first meet corrupt means by which the num 08 and is well worth one meter event. He is now of the season. government maintains itself seeing. i TYSKI CLUB PRESENTS

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NEED i English Dept. Votes to Continue Graduate Program Autograph Reception

by Dana Degenhardt ~ for On Monday, after a series the proposal in a meeting of long weekly meetings , with the department last the English Department re- week. They expressed their jected a proposal that would "support, loyalty, and sat- PETER DAVISON have discontinued the Eng- isfaction with the program. lish Graduate program at They also stated that they Poetdry Edi +,or of Atlantic Monthly and Tufts. Sylvan Barnet, chair- knew their prospects in the author (Jf numerous volumes cJf poetry. man of the English Depart- job market were small, and ment, stated that this de- felt that as long as stu- cision was final and had dents knew this they should 2 Autographing his newly published book "taken a lot of emotional be allowed to continue. Bar- energy .'I net felt these gestures did

L Rarnet persona 1 ly had have some affect on the de- supported the discontinua- cisions of the faculty. He "BARN FEVER" t.ion of the program. He felt felt that the faculty had - that it was unfair to edu- thoroughly d scussed all care st.udents in a program facets of the proposa 1, and that would not help them that. now that it , had been Thursday, December 3 get jobs. After yesterday's decided, they were commit- meeting, he stated that now ted to working with the same that the decision has been energy and I edication as 2pm - 3pm - made, all of the faculty before. t would continue to give their Professor Rudolf Storch, i t-ime and.effort to the pro- a proponent of the program, gram--not just those that s:ated that "in a good Eng- University Store at Tufts voted in favor of the pro- lisli Department, graduate gram. He felt it was impor- studies round off the tant to point out that many major .'I of the professors who SUP- When asked if money had ported the proposal were ariyLhing 20 do wjth the pro- deeply involved in the PhD posal, Baraet agreed, but program--that the proposal added Lhat he was concerned was not introduced by pro- with the fact that "when fessors who didn't want to you're giving time, money, Community Leadership and spend time on the program. and intellectual effort to Concerned students dis- a PhD stclient, you're taking Self-Reliance Efforts in the cussed their obicctions- to it away from somebody else.'' SHAB,conthwlced mA@lB,c(cMltinnuied Third World Towards Endin of iron during menstruation and - Politics," will be each month. This may Seem taught by popular visiting World Hunger like 3 small amount but iron Professor steven ~ottridge. > is hard to replace. Many "It gives a good view of refined foods contain little modern soviet life," said iron and some forms of iron the department, are poorly or irregularly Also offered is Russian Exciting Slide Show absorbedi from the digestive 70, "Russian Culture" taught tract. lmproving one's diet by Professor Johnson. and Discussion with good sources of iron Students in the depart- such as organ meats, like ment may also get into a liver and kidney, green program where they study Led by Nathan Gray leafy and dried at Lenningrad State Univer- fruits, Will help increase sity. "'Lhe program is unique of the National Centre for - the blood's Supply of red because Tufts students live blood Cells and hemoglobin. in the dorms with the R~~- Education.and Communication There are also available sian students. They become .vitamin-mineral supplements cqmpletelY immersed in - containing iron. language," said the depart- Iron deficient anemia merit. is one of the most common - fo'rms of anemia. However, there are other more serious forms. if you think you are anemic see a doctor and have ir bl~odic~t-. MILT Tuesday, December 1, 1981 6 - DAViSON,caahued # *’* * * * * * * on. on a farm in Gloucester, *w Oh Those Holiday-- Massachusetts, which is the background for many of the * Guilt Letters ? *Don’t* thrm them away. ? rufts Daily is looking for an poems in Barn Fever. Davlson *I’lL pay $25 ? will be on campus reading *if used in publication * from his latest book at 1:30 “(nan-es withheld) unused letters pm. Thursday, December 3 fsend letters to: returned with OFFICE MANAGER in Rraker 20 The reading rn self addressed will be followcd by an auto- *22X, Ocean St starrped envelo-? graph recept. ion. A re you k***nta Cruz,** CA.95060* * *.* * * * * * *: and experienced typists ...... If you are, .... THANK YOU ...... s ..:.:.:...... write HUb,C)R 3 ...... for Spring Semester ...... cc TO THE WONDERFUL

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11 SENIORS 11 COLUMBIA LAW SCHOOL I1 Attextion Seniors: Columbia Law School will be on campus Wednesday December 2nd from 9:00 A.M. - 12:OO. They will.be interviewing -students who are interested in their law school. Any major will be accepted. Please Work-Study preferred!! sign up with me, Terry, at the Career Guidance & Placment Off ice. 1

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‘2 John Haticock which was scheduleci Tufts French Club will sponsor a Tuesday tor Wed. ibv. 18t.h, is.now rt-scht,- "Career Opportunities in Ketailing" ORCHESTRA C3NCERT- Tufts Univer- shawing of these films: 12/7 Murder 'Ihe Black Outreach Program is spon- duled for Wed. kc. 111:. Pleas:, --Outside expert talks on oppor- sity's nusic dept. will present on the Orient Express (2:30) Cous- soring a cookie sale to raise mney keep your saw tiw; for - tunitirs in field. Great &me a concert by the Tufts Orchestra in Cousine (4:30) 12/8 Cousin, for funding. The cookies will tx interview .11 so. t.0 get. Eirst hand knowledge. Join at 8p., Wed, Dec. 9, in Cohen Cousine (2:30) brder/Orient Ex- sold hot €ran the oven of Capen us on 12/3, 3:45pn at Bolles House, Auditoriun, Talbot Ave. on Medford MlT Shakespeare Eiisdle presents press (4:30) 12/9 Murder/Orient tlouse, Latin Way, and Stratton. Career Guidance & Plarmmr . capus. Cducted by Daniel Abbtt Still Shakespeare After All Express (3:30) Cousin, Cousine ?h2 baking and selling will begin featuring Prokofiev's Peter and lhese Years, a collection of (5:30) To be shown in the audio at 3:30 at these places and Friday the Wolf acbnission free. For mre cuw Shakespeare per€omnvs Wed. visual roan Wessell. Admission is enjoy a delicious snack. Selling info call 62b5000 E82 Dec. 2 ad Mon., tk. 7 dt The "Senate Shuttle" is still rum $1 for each film. -til ~-7n 8 pn. in building 9, ram 180 ning! FKI & SAT 7pn to 3am. Leaves The Center for Developrental Univ. of Michigan, Institute at MIT. Achission is free. Anderson/MacPhie on the hr. and Studies Colloquium Series continues of Sl310Ii ?ORI"RAlT Ml::-UP you had H.Sq. on the hr. Tickets avail- I€ Public Policy will be here on carrp- 4 signed up for an appointment at on Dec. 9, at 4:30, at the recruiting on Tues.. 12/1. hy able in Anderson Fri. nights 7-llpn Eliot-Pearson Dept. Child us either 1:30 or 2:CC ad if the phho of student with Ec. or Poli Sci. back- Only Study. William bmn, YOU too can he a star! ccme t.0 an 2% tographer did not take your photo, PhD., grd is urged to sign up for & of Clark University will present organizational Wine Cheese Party $0 t.0 %ice Stlidios in Davis Squa-ie "Peer interaction and social- their masters progran. See Terry on Dec. 3, 7pn in Eat-on 134. We ATO's first Pre-NewYear'sEve Party iinredint.ely and get a fumc W at for nnro inf- cc&p need people to work on various ~m This Fri Dec. 4th 9-1 $2 Special photo taken. Yearbook will reim- cognitive developnt in children." dttees for the Tuft.s annual UJA New Year ' s midnight hour surprise ! ! ! Refreshnents served. David Gordon Mitten, Professor burse you if you have a receipt!. canpaign. Those eligible; B. William, D. \* of classical art and archaeology Kung Eu has finally care to Tufts! at , will ccnx? hear t.he philospher-warrior hper, N. Massarotti, S. Richards, Learn to defend yourself! Becare give a lecture entitled '?he of the Jewish Idea. Students For The French House party announced .J.- Detent, - A. Xosner, L. McCartney, Healthier! For mre info. Call kt of the Macedonian Event" a Secure Israel presents Rabbi for Nov.21 has been rescheduled D. Aurelio, J. Curran, M. Joyce, Jerry 776-8851 M. 3n Tuesday, Deceker 1, at Meir %ne, founder and int.erna- for Dec.5th. The therre will be B. Eccles, J. Macy, Coiumrs, 6:15 pn. QL Simmons College's t,ional leader of the Jeurish Defense "SoirGe noire et blanche." Cane J. Lambert, B. Caldron, D. Nether- Tufts Ski Club Presents: %liege Park Science center, 303 the League. Thurs, Dec.3, at 8 in Kc- dressed in black & white and get sole. WE MJST HAVE PHOTO BY DE.7. Ski and Party Week &c-Srmgglers' Ferny, Boston. %e lecture binson 253. Acbnission is 1 dollar. a discount fran the $2.50 admission Notch Jan. 17-22. Transporta&m . On MOIL 12/7, Margaret Cerullo, is open to t'ne public free price. Wine, cheese, Sangria, nu- to and fran Tufts, sauna, indoor Asst. Professor of Sociology at New Zealand poetry will be the merous delicacies will be served. pool, ice skating, admission of charge. Harrpshire College will give a lec- free topic of a reading and discussion Cane dance, talk, eat, drink and to Salty dog and other clubs. There will be an AErican-Society ture entitled, 'What Happened to titled "New Zealand poetry: a sense be joyeux. Sat, Dec.5th at 9pn at Only $185. Contact Pete or meting at hderson 112 at 8pn. Prof the Sixties? Youth Moverents & the of place as seen by its poets" the French House. Paul 776-1393. Pan Brawn & Ms Cudjoe will be there New kft?" 1-2:3Opn in Miner 24. given by Murrays Martin, the Univ. to discuss the scholarship fund Librarian. It will be presented Frances Fox Piven, renowned author The Beelzetubs are planning their so it is CRUCW, that you attend! CHORALE CBNCEXT- Tufts Univer- in Laminan Lounge in East Hall at sity's nusic dept. will present of Poor Peoples bvents and Spring tour to Florida. Tf you b 'ths3 camamity Health Program Col- 8:03 on 'Ihurs. Dec 3. the event a concert by the Tufts University Regulating the Poor and B.U. prof., of any possible cmert locations lcquia series is sponsoring a lec- is sponsored by the Arts House. &orale at 8p.,Sun, Dec. 6 in will speak on Reagan and Wmn. or interested vocal groups, please ture by Dr. Richard Cash on Inter- JhLecture Series Presents- Prof' Cohen Auditoriun, Talbot Ave. on Tues. lkc 8th 7:34m Barnm 104, call A149 or write. your ni(ll~ and national Health on Tues. 12/1, 7- Pfoltzgraff of the Fletcher School Med€ord canpus. Admission is free. free. bsponsored by WAC & Tufts phone mnkr on the rideboard in 8:3@ in Burden Lounge, Anderson speaking on: Reagan, Detent and For mre info call 628-5KQ, ext. Wmns Center. Cane early to get Eaton Lome under tho Bubs notice. Hall. Refreshrents will be served. the New Wave of European Pacifism 282 a seat!! on Thurs. Dec 3, 4pn in Metcalf Science for the People will present 'there will be an intensive Russian HISTORY WLNE & CHEESE PARTY. * Hall Lou%e. All welccm, refresb a form on 'The University and 1 & 2 course offered next senester. talk to professors about next Sew ments will be served. Private Enternrise" on 2/6 at 7:30 So register now! ester's courses on Tues. 12/1, 3:30 Find someone to type your ir. Braker 22. Ciasstfleds . , Xie mie "z", winner of 1969 , Ner~ Yo& Elm Critics Award aid directed by +SF- Gavras, will be shin Banam OOR listen! ~arraFg-the International Club Tuesday, Dec. 1 at 7pn for is sponsoring a trip to Old Stur- $1. Sponsored by Arts Catmission WT'S NE7.d IN ARLWOUXX? bridgevillage on 12/6 the price of in aid of hesty International. lhe Archaeological Institute of Pmerican presents Four Archaeolo- $7.50 covers ahission and trans- CZassified portation. For mre info call gists' Reports On Work In Progress Wwhsday Wolfgang at 497-2176 Sopkmre Class Carmittee meeting Prof. C.C. Lanhrg-Karlovsky Wed. 12/2, 7pn in Eaton 209. Director of the Peabody bsem A special perfomnce/dmnstration HardlyPair small used. Altec. List Lancing $200; pricedspeakers. to Brawn and Fimgan Movers 1-1, 'Ihe Arabian Peninsula: A Third of Minority and Ethnic Dancer €ran Film "Art in Revolution" about glleniun Camercial Center China will be presented on Sun. sell $120. Call 666-2858. long-distance, overseas, no 20th century Russian art. Wed. DeC. Mr. Ian Graham Curator of Maya Dec. 6 at 4pn at the Muwm of Fine ' 'job tm -11. ReasoMble rates, 2 7::D Barnun 008 free admLssion. rlieroglyphic Writing Peabody Museh Arts, Boston. lhis is the first fully insured. Regular trips oless Llub meetings every Wed., Hunting the Elusive Hieroglyph time Authentic Chinese Folk dance "b sturdy, painted 3-dr-r bureaus. all -r Delaware, NE,Ny,NT,Pa, Ep Eaton 202 match with Boylston Prof. Miriam Balnuth Dept. of will be seen in New England. For Rest offer. Call 666-4597. and D.C. call ~nytime-364 1927. 02 Fri., 7:3+ 12/4,Eaton 202. Classics and Archaeology Tufts Univ mre info, call 267-9300 X3O3 mPtJ #14973 KICC #1931. ?he Prehistory of Sardinia is only If ycu can say 1.e4, then be there. Sinmns Chorale Holiday Cancert- String bass. Early Kay del, good Ten Years Old ' Alumae Hall, 321 Brodtline ave., sod. $150 or best offer. Call low are Reagan's Social Security Prof. Miranda Marvin Dept of Boston. Telephone 738-2145. Dec.6 Henrv at 73b7394 'reforms" effecting Health and History of Art and Greek and Latin Why py up to $6 for kell UD-m 4 and 8pn Tix $2. Seasonal rmsical cassettes when you man Services? Art Mazer frcn kllesley College The Art Market I1 G90 can buy feature guest soloist Celia &mens then on for only $3.50 rhe Crey Panther will speak on this in Ancient Rare Need a good stereo in your car'! caopus ea&! and holiday readings. Call today! 776-8518. A?so...k- tcpjc at 7:30 in Jackson Lounge Dec. 3, 8pn I'm selling my Rlaupunkt Intosh C-26 preinp. Pefect con- m Uxbesday Dec. 2 Sponsored by Geological Lecture 'Hall, Harvard -in-dash auto-reverse cassette Hall House Haw of the Hebrew- dition, state of the art studio T.F.A.C. University reception to follow player, with AM/FM stereo radio -- -Yiddish Cultural Society is spon- made affordable at $295. Hondo 11 Lounge Lecture.. .Massador of- pusbbotton present tuning with ATFJTION ALL BOOT WOEHIPPERS! soring a Falafell evening 12/7 fender precision copy bass guitar, India to the ..K.R. autcrratic FM interference suppress- . Tawla Rotonda, an Italian comer- €ran 9-llpn Cane join us for an black & white with Fendercase and who Narayanan.. Perspectives of Indw . ion, Dolby system for FM radio & sation grq for all wish to . evening of good cqany, live nusic icord, $75. Fender hardshell case US Relations .&bot 205 Cassette player Stereo/bno, local s&. Italian, mets every Wed. .. 26 the finest Mid-lhstern food :for all fender bases and copies frcm 3:3&5pn in Italian Culture on canpus. $1.50 donation. We DX Loudness control $250 negotiable .,cn dits, 150 Hillside Apts. Wine & are located at 98 Packard A%-. Its only been used a few weeks. junk food will be served. Call Peter at 661-6873. If not in please leave your ,am & tel. Classified Femle rmte needed to share Perwnals JoeSorry I missed you before Housing Wanted: Seeking 'a roan in 'beautiful 4 bedrm. apt. on Chew Roan avaiable now! 1 femle & 1 Bobi , Thanksgiving. Hope it was great! a femle apartn-ent for the Christ- Rd. Sprirg sanester. $113 rent plus mle are looking to share a 3 bed- If I told you I was in love with Long Island friends are 2pecial- ms break. Please call 666-4699 utilities. Call 625-1711; rwn apt., 5 min. walk fran capus with nice, quiet neighborhood. Rent your body, would you hold it against I really care.. .Barbara. . after 7pn is $150 including utilities call me? M. Housing Wanted: Visiting scholar 39W-219 Available Jan 1, 1982: 1 large bed- fran China needs roqn with kitchen Fellow Banam Lover, ' Dear Notecather, rcun for femle msroker in beau- privileges. Max. $150/mnth inciLc- mere's a new breed of YOU are very special--tharuc for tiful bbedrm. apt. on Teele Ave. ing utilities. Call 235-9251 or dant to mve bck on canpus? Please mhg ard cqs. mey go your unending supprt.-psych mjor (across fran Lewis Hall). Rent 628-5000 ~340. help me and take over my housing by the nane of Giannini. Rmrhas $137.50 + utilities. Call 776-4866. contract for the spring -ter. it that they're having a convention Roan available in a huge apamrit Call Sharcn at 62W19. femle double is available in on Thurs. in &hen Be ready. when you're done with your Daily 4 for spring semester with option the Italian Culture Suite at the an Your lfndergrcund Cues . in Wick, pleeease deal with it. for surmer. 1 block off capus. new Hillside dom. Contact Lydia, On Canpus Housing: 1/2 Lade Qub- Love, Girmy & Stan, your cereal Please call Tan at 776-9165. WF'Y BIRTHDAY KIM! people. 625-2456. le is available for spring smester MAY YW LIVE TO BE 86,ooO YEARS OLD in the Italian Culture Suite, 10- HOUS~II~ wanted: Seeking Apartrent Ferrele rmte ncr-ded to share a To Little Sister Karen her: &t cated in the new Hillside Dorms. to share with femle non mker. ceautiful bedroan apt. ~ Chet- 4 Please call Lydia at or wynd Rd. Spring senester (Jan) 625-2456 Please call 646-2665 between>8:;x) $113 Prof. Jearme Dillon at X6141 if & Monday-Friday. Ask rent plus utilities. Call am. 9:OO am. 625-1711 interested. for Lisa. Robin while. You've been a terrific P.S. .have you hiding?! Where been little sister! Wanted: Person. to share a newly P.S.S. Midcie...This mans you too! Hall House, home of the Hebrew Low, Big sister Karen renovated sunny apartment, 10 min. Yiddish Culture Society, has a walk fran cqus, with friendly large double with a walk-incloset 2 To Susan in Stratton, Weaver of Holbrcnk, seniors. Close to grocery, laundry, available 2nd sanest-er. If inter- Hope you enjoyed the Bug of Kisses Land Ho! "he Long Shoremn has bus. Phone anytime: ested, call Simon at or 628-6513 I sent you ad had a great Thanks- just arrived in Medford and he has 666-8135 Sam at 623-9001. giving. Still dying to meet you! two gifts for you: a ripe bam~ Your Secret Ahirer (Ted in Has- and a can of crean. I hope that N.Y. 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