CTHE TUFTS DAILYJ Medford, MA 02155 Tuesday, November 20,1990 Vol XXI, Number 50 WMFO staff approves Motion to dissolve Senate rejected by CONSTANTINE ATHANAS Barnes said that if Marks is so Freedman immediately objected. anti- o bsc e nity policy Senior Staff Writer opposed to the Senate, then he Marks then asked Meagher if it by PATRICK HEALY , deadline for WMFO’s license The Tufts Community Union should resign. would be possible to censure Daily Editorial Board renewal application materials ta Senate voted 1-21Sunday against Senator Debbie Feldman said Freedman. Tufts University Radio Sta- the Federal Communications a motion proposed by Senator Marks’ motion was “stupid” and Senator Harlan Tenenbaum tion WMFO staff members passed Commission. Chuck Marks to dissolve the body. it was the kind of motion that joked about the exchange and said an anti-obscenity policy Sunday “Since WMFO is applying fo1 Marks’ motion stated that the “should never be brought before that the Senate had quickly gone night by unanimous consent after the renewal of its license, it has ta Senate has a policy of supporting the Senate again.” from being “proactive to reactive four hoursof debate,according to comply with FCC standards. The some views while ignoring or The Senate voted 14-8 to uphold to inactive.” station General Manager Bret Administration is not involved in suppressing others and has “re- Barnes’ ruling to not consider Feldman said that although Bicoy. this, but I did want to know what fused to provide an open forum Marks’ motion. Marks’ motion was “embanass- “Everyone agreed this policy their policy was,” Knable said for the discussion of civil liber- After the vote, Marks an- ing and ludicrous,” he did have a was in the best interest of the last night. ties, in direct violation of its nounced that every senator who right to speak about the inten- station. We have to obey certain Although the policy passed by constitutional duty.” had voted againstconsidering his tions of his motion. laws that require us to have cer- unanimous consent, one membeI The statement further main- motion had “violated the Senator Jon Trachtman said tain standards of decency for the of the WMFO staff, who asked to tained that since the Senate’s constitution very flagrantly.” He he agreed with Feldman and said community and that’s why we remain anonymous, said that Bicoy behavior is “hypocritical, child- said the Senate had violated Ar- Marks should be able to say his passed the policy,” Bicoy said. expressly told members of WO ish, and just plain stupid,” and ticle 2, Section A of the piece although he said Marks The policy bans profanity, not to comment on the goings-on has humiliated and enraged the constitution, which states that the “makes us look like a bunch of obscene or indecent remarks and of the meeting. Although Bicoy student body, the Senate should elected representatives of the cartoon characters.” descriptions of sexual activities said this was normal procedure, “dissolve itself, never to meet student body should provide a TheSenate voted 15-8toover- or organs in derogatory or offen- the WMFO staff member disputed again save under emergency situ- forum for all students to discuss ride Barnes’ executive order and sive ways over the radio airwaves, this assertion. ations.” their concerns. Marks said he is a resume debate on Marks’ mo- Bicoy said. No other members of the Senate President Julian Bar- part of the student body and thus tion. Dean of Students Bobbie WMFO staff or editorial board nes immediately ruled the mo- has a right to have his motion Marks said that the intent of Knable requested last week that a could be reached for comment tion out of order because he said discussed. his motion was to bring to the policy on obscenity for WMFO last night. that discussing the motion would Senate Parliamentarian Bob senators’ attention their own bias be written after the radio station Bicoy said that the policy is “not be a productive use of time.” Meagher then made a motion to against considering issues that they informed her that WMFO had no similar to policies at other col- As chair of the meeting, Barnes reconsider Marks’ motion, to are against. He cited his own which Adminismion and Finance set policy. The ratification of this see has the power‘ to dismiss issues SENATE, page new uolicv. -- precedes the Dec. 1 for discussion. Trustee Representative Matt see Committee considering University honor code by CONSTANTINE ATHANAS Senior Staff Writer An ad hoc committee com- prised of members of the Tufts Community Union Senate and TCU Judiciary is working to draft a proposal for an honor code sys- tem at Tufts that the committee hopes to install at the University as early as next year. TCUJ Chair Jeff Allen said that an honor code at Tuftswould serve to improve school spirit and reduce instances of cheating and stealing. “With the honor code, we’re looking for a lot of things. We hope it’ll create a sense of com- Dailv,I fi/e ohofo minity atTufts. Hopefully, it will TCU J Chair Jeff Allen reduce instances of stealing, like jackets at fraternity parties, and feasible at ‘hfis. reduce cheating,” Allen said. TCUJ Treasurer Michelle South African Youth Congress member Mpho Lekgoro disputed the Western media’s portrayal of The committee, which has been Masters, a committee member, black upon black killing in South Africa as tribalism. meeting since mid-October, has said that the committee hopes to been studying the honor code create an eight-person honor systems at several other universi- council with two representatives Youth Congress members describe ties and has contacted members from each class who would in- of the Administration and Uni- vestigate honor code violations. struggle for change in South Africa versity President Jean Mayer to see page 3 discern if sucha system wouldbe by CHRISTOPHER BODEEN The speakers for SAYCO, In his opening remarks, Senior Staff Writer Mpho Lekgoro and Brian Thami Thobejane recalled the preem- TCUJ de-recognizes 17 organizations Speakers from the South Afri- Hlongwa, have been speaking at inent role of South African youth The Tufts Community Union Judiciary re-recognition committee can Youth Congress and the United universities and to community in effecting change, a theme at last night officially de-recognized 17 organizations that did not file States regional branch of the ANC groups for the past three weeks as the center of the evening’s pres- re-recognition materials by yesterday’s deadline. youth league stressed in apresen- part of their Free South Africa entation. He welcomed’the gov- The de-recognized organizations will no longer have the privi- tation last Wednesday evening that Youth to Youth Tour 1990, an ernment reforms of apartheid that leges of a recognized organization including TCU Senate funding. international involvement remains effort on the part of SAYCO to have been introduced since June, use of the Tufts name in its title, and the ability to book space on vital to the struggle against apart- inform people on the issues and but, as Lekgoro pointedout, these University property. heid. raise support in the US for their changes have been largely cos- - The TCUJ de-recognized the Anthropology Collective, the Col- cause. metic, with little meaningful ef- lective on Latin America, Cheap Sox, the Entrepreneurial Society Speaking up to four times a fect on the lives of the people. the Hellenic Society, the International Club, the Irish-American Inside 1 day during the 12-city tour had The government’s concessions Society, the Islamic Center, the Tufts Mountain Club, the Pre-legal Features ...... p. 5 taken its toll on the SAYCO speak- have seen the repeal of petty Society, the Returning Students Organization, the Tufts Republi- Oxfam and MASSPIRG remind us ers. As a result, Hlongwa’s part of apartheid laws suchassegregated cans, the Sports Spectrum, the Student Organization for Awareness. thatnot everyone has aturkey,andGeoff the presentation was assumed by bathrooms, but have left apart- TOOT (Tufts Organization for Open Thought), the Tufts Students Edgers speaks his mind. Again. the representative from the ANC, heid‘s most entrenched structures, Against Homelessness and Unframed Pictures. Senti Thobejane. Thobejane con- the land and segregated living The TCUJ tabled votes on four additional organizations until nexi Arts ...... p. 7 centrated his talk on the interna- areas, intact. Support from the Monday’s meeting of the TCUJ re-recognition committee. These You can touch this. The second an- tional developments that have industrialized nations is needed organizations were the Black Theater Company, the Geology Soci- nual ARTrage exhibit invites everyone affected the situation in South more now than ever as the newly ety, the Hispanic-American Society and the Ronald Blackburr to comeand participatein this orgy of art. Africa. He was followed by legalized ANC attempts to bring Scholarship Fund. Lekgoro, who spoke on the inter- its organizational structures above Committee Chair Karen Vitale said de-recognized organization! Sports ...... pp. 8-9 nal struggle. After their presenta- ground and resettle political ex- wishing another chance at re-recognition should come to the Nov. 2f Spirits are high as men’s basketball tions, a question and answer ses- iles and the victims of govern- meeting at 7 p.m. in Room 208 of the Campus Center. Organization: gets ready to begin their season, teaning sion involved the audience and ment relocation policies, must submit a list of at least 15 members, a list of officers and a~ with confidence and experimce. all three speakers in a lively de- see SAYCO, page 6 example of the purpose or publication of the organization. bate. rHE TUFTSDAIL’I Letters to the Editor Divided we stand expert status for himself. No doubt, such Remember the actual Lauren Keefe assumptions of expertise undergird much Ediror-in-Chief To the Editor: of the indecision and incompetence that Thanksgiving history The Tufts Community Union Senate has proliferated in the Senate. Managing Editor: Anna George has demonstrated this past Sunday the To the Editor: issociate Editors: Geoff Lepper, David Saltzman unprecedented depths of ineptitude and On Thursday, many of us will celebrate Perhaps most shameful of all, however, Thanksgiving with family and friends. In duction Managers: Beth Geller, Markus Muelle unprofessionalism to which it can descend. was that, despite having failed Marks’s NEWS Senator Chuck Marks (whom the Senate Plymouth, though, where the first Thanks- appeal, following his move to have me giving occurred, there will be a day of Editor: Kris Muffler tried to impeach last semester but then censured (which he later withdrew), the Assistant Editor: Patrick Healy decided it could not because it had no mourning signifying this historical event. Wire Editors: Bruce Schwaltz, John Stone Senate agreed to go back over his appeal To Native American peoples, Thanksgiv- means to apply punitive measures and to have his motion to disband the Senate VIEwPOIhTS remove Marks from his seat) proposed a ing is not a day of celebration, nor is it a Editor: Jason George considered. All through this process, speak- time to give thanks to God. It is instead an motion to dissolve the Senate. He alleged ers insisted that they felt the motion was FEATURES event signifying the exploitation and that the Senate had tried “to eradicate ridiculous in that they simply wanted to Editors: Janine Billy, Michele Pennell views held by the organizers of the ROTC,” genocide of their people. It was a day that Assistant Editor: Eliiabeth Yellen give Marks a chance to present it so that began the eventual slaughter of every ARTS despite the fact that ROTC members spoke they could move on. But how does this at the student forum and were permitted to member of the Mohegan nation in eastern Editor: Allison Smith help advance student interests? Why does Massachusetts. A day representing the Assistant Editor: Kristin Archick participate freely in debate prior to a vote nearly two hours of debate on an issue that SPORTS on the status of ROTC at Tufts. He felt that eventual betrayal of the Massasoit people all but one senator felt was ridiculous who attended the celebration and were Editors: Geoff Edgers, Dan Schorr the Senate had refused to provide an open constitute representative assembly? I heard Assistant Editors: Sean Melia, Neil Fater forum for the discussion of civil liberties, later attacked by the very same white some senators suggest that Marks had a men. A day that represents the beginning PHOTOGRAPHY despite the fact that no one has ever been fair point to make about Senate bias and litors: Nathalie Desbiez, Julio Mota, Mara Rieme of Native Americans’ marginalization from turned away from the Open Forum at the ineffectuality and that they thought, be- Assistant Editors: Jonathan Grauer, beginning of every Senate meeting. He society, incarceration of reservations and Jen Kleinschmidt. Olivier Tiumann ’ cause of it, we should discuss Marks’s omission from history books. PRODUCTION felt that the best way to address this sup- concerns. But where does a motion to posed repression of views was to remove African American and Asian American ,ayout Editors: Michelle Frayman. Julie Cornel1 disband the Senate debated in open forum people may have a non-traditional view of Classifieds Editor: Laura Walker the Senate altogether as a forum for any- with TUTV cameras rolling constitute Thanksgiving as well. These people of Assistant Classifieds Editor: Lisa Moorehead one. In this, “me thinks I smell a rat.” movement towards more effective and Copy Editors: Julie Primost. Young Chung color were not asked to join in the festivi- “proactive” representation? Recognizing, I believe quite correctly, ties during early years of this national Javier Macaya that this motion was irresponsible (if for holiday. And the “great country” which The reality of the situation, it seems to Thanksgiving celebrates is one that has Executive Business Director no other reason than that its passage vio- me, is that last Sunday’s Senate meeting lated far more constitutional mandates historically oppressed, violated and mas- Business Manager: Larry Azer was hijacked by an individual committed sacred these people. Office Manager: Heather Paddock than had supposedly been transgressed), to its destruction not its reform. That the Receivables Manager: Sandra Giordano President Julian Barnes overruled the My purpose in this letter is not to sug- Subscriptions Manager: Michael El-Deiry individual happens to be a senator only gest that everyone forsake their upcoming motion and would not allow the meeting makes more tragic the fateful scene of to be taken up with its discussion. Marks holiday. I do hope though, that as people political carnage. 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Our fuseto print any classifieds which contain obscenity, are, I overtly sexual nature. or are used expressly to denigrate mon or group. next issue will be Monday, November 26th. See you then. Tuesday, November 20,1990 THE TUFTS DAILY page three Legislature gives Gorbachev one FDA’s alert threatens month to report progresson crises supplies of RU-486 MOSCOW (AP)-- Lawmak- eliminate the post of prime min- holding national referendums, ers demanded Monday that Presi- ister, held by his embattled sup- discussion of rules on elections to WASHINGTON (AP)-- Medi- hrm, which fears its business could dent Mikhail S. Gorbachev re- porter Nikolai I. Ryzhkov, and fill vacant legislative seats and cal researchers accused the Food suffer if it becomes embroiled in turn to parliament in a month to put the entire executive branch one on ejecting lawmakers from and Drug Administration Mon- an abortion controversy. deliver a progress report on his under presidential control. the Supreme Soviet legislature, day of imperiling their supply of The regulatory agency’s im- plans to solve the country’s mount- The reorganization also would and confirmation of the new Soviet aFrenchabortiondrugthatshows port alert was not a politically ing economic and ethnic crises. create a powerful new council of prosecutor general. promise in treating cancer and motivated decision, the FDA’s Also Monday, Boris N. Yeltsin republic leaders. The 542 members of the Su- other diseases. Ronald G. Chesemore told the criticized Gorbachev for failing However, lawmakers showed preme Soviet are chosen from Scientists are being “whip- House subcommittee on regula- to consult the 15 republics on a Monday they would not settle for among the ranks of the 2,250- lashed by the FDA decision” to tion, business opportunities and measure to reorganize the gov- just passing Gorbachev’spropos- member congress, which has fi- issue an import alert on the French energy. ernment, and said the Soviet people als. They approved a preliminary nal parliamentary authority and drug RU-486, Dr. George P. And “there was no intention” should be allowed to vote on their agenda for the Dec. 17 session of has met only four times since its Chrousos, of the National Insti- of slowing down the supply of the central government’s performance. their parent parliamentary body, founding in 1987. tute of Child Health and Devel- drug for scientific research, said The developments added to the Congress of People’s Depu- The vote Monday came as opment in Bethesda, Md., said at Chesemore, the FDA’s associate the pressure on Gorbachev, who ties, that says Gorbachev must Yeltsin, in his first public reac- a congressional hearing. commissioner for regulatory af- faces growing anger over his deliver a progress report on his tion to Gorbachev’s proposals, “I won’t be able to initiate a fairs. domestic policies. plans, according to news reports. demanded that Gorbachev con- new study” because of the uncer- The drug has shown promise Lawmakers from the left and The parliament itself must sult with leaders of the 15 repub- rain supply of RU-486, Chrousos in treating breast and brain can- right are demanding stronger approve the agenda when it con- lics before implementing his re- said. He said the reluctance by cer, Cwhing’s Syndrome and other measures for regulating chronic venes. organization plan. He also com- the French company, Roussel- diseases. Cushing’s Syndrome is shortages of food, settling issues “It was stated by the deputies plained that Gorbachev never Uclaf, to Supply it for ~e~~chin a disorder of the pituitary gland. of republic sovereignty and end- that the president’s report ... should talked with them before propos- this country was “unethical.” ing apower struggle with Yeltsin. not include the analysis of the ing the plan. The FDA got “carried away” The FDA didn’t consult lead- Yeltsin, president of the vast situation in the country, but it “That means that again, know - under pressure from the right-to- ing US researchers before issuing Russian republic, and even Gor- should rather include an account ing that the republics won’t ap- life movement and “may have the import alert, testhied Dr. bachev have referred to the gov- of the practical measures under- prove of it, (Kremlin leaders) want made a political decision,” Kathryn Horwitz, a professor of ernment crisis as a “paralysis of taken by the president,” accord- to push it forward. But their reac- Chrousos added. medicine at the University of power.” Laws implemented by ing to the government newspaper tion will be opposite,” Yeltsin said. The FDA issued an import alert Colorado. the central government are being Izvestia. “I am even convinced that all in June 1989 barring the abortion The FDA announced the alert ignored or overridden by many The agenda also called for this will only make the situation drug for personal use after getting 19 days after demands for it from republics, including Russia, which discussion of Gorbachev’s pro- in the country worse, rather than inquiries from right-to-life groups members of Congress. are seeking greater control over posed union treaty, his proposals improve it,” he said. and a dozen members of Con- “This certainly must be a new their political and economic af- for reorganizing the government Yeltsin also told the independ- gress who oppose abortion, in- land-speed record for an agency fairs. and unspecified amendments to ent news agency Interfax he found cluding Sen. Jesse Helms, R-N.C., response to congressional inquir- Gorbachev went before law- the Soviet constitution, the offi- some of Gorbachev’s ideas “dis- andRep.RobertDornan,R-Calif. ies,” observed subcommittee makers on Saturday and won cial Tass news agency said. appointing,’’ but did not specify Since then, some US research- chairman Rep. Ron Wyden, D- preliminary approval for a gov- It said the agenda also included which ones. He said he needed to ers have had difficulty getting the Ore. He called FDA’s action “very ernment reorganization that would legislation to create rules for study the proposals thoroughly. drug from its French manufac- irresponsible.” 11 Students welcome at weekly meetings Police Log CODE students already at Tufts, but he giving as an example the Senate’s II continued from page 1 said that any students applying to plan to improve the community compiled by Rich Ketchum I1 If a student is brought to trial, Tufts would have to sign a form by ending Reserved Officers Masters said, then a trial council stating that they will abideby the Training Corps scholarships. Tuesday, November 13 would be convened consisting of honor code. Marks said that he is on the Sometime between 1:05 p.m. and 220 p.m. the back wheel was four members of the honor coun- Masters said that the students honor code committee because stolen off a Raleigh mountain blke locked outside of Pearson Chem- cil, three members of the TCUJ, she has talked to about an honor he wants to make sure that it is istry Lab. The wheel was valued at $50. and four “random students” from code have been receptive to the fair for everyone in the commu- Thursday, November 15 the Tufts community. idea. “I’ve gotten more responses nity and not because he believes At 11:30 p.m. Tufts Police received a call reporting a broken car Senator Ellie Kleinman, also from people who said it would in an honor code. window in the Cousen’s Gym parking lot. Police responded and found on the committee, said that the really work than people who said “I believe people should be the front driver’s side window broken on a Chevrolet Blazer. Every- honor council would have the it wouldn’t,’’ she said. honorable, but there are different thing else was intact. power to punish students found Allen said that he thinks stu- views on what honor is. I don’t Friday, November 16 guilty of honor code violations dents don’t take the possibility of want to see one people’s views A car parked behind 80 Professors’ Row was broken into sometime and would be able to sentence an honor code seriously. “When imposed on another group,” Marks between the morning of Nov. 16 and 11:OO a.m. Nov. 17. The victim them to suspension or expulsion. they talk about an honor system said. told police his right side window had been smashed and his Pioneer Allen said that punishment for at Tufts they laugh because no Allen said that the committee sound system, valued at $210, had been removed. cheating is too relaxed at Tufts. one could think of an honor sys- will host several forums for stu- A motor vehicle was reported vandalized in the rear of the “Lots of times, if you’re caught tem here.” dents to give advice on what type Anderson parking lot. The victim reported that he parked his car at cheating on an exam, the profes- Senator Chuck Marks said he of an honor code Tufts should 3:30 p.m., and when he returned at 4:30 p.m., he found his front sor will just make you take the does not think an honor system have, and he invites any inter- windshield smashed. test over again or something along will work effectively at Tufts, ested students to sit in on the At 8:27 p.m., Tufts Police received the report of a broken window those lines. The punishment is though he admits that it has some committee’s weekly meetings. in the Arena Theatre. Police were unable to locate any suspects. very weak,” he said. positive aspects. Another breaking and entering into a motor vehicle occurred in a Allen said that the honor code carparkedon North Hill Rd. The victim stated that sometime between system will most likely be put “The honor code’s purpose is 11:00p.m.and2:23a.m. themorningof Nov. 17,someonehadbroken before the student body in a refer- to create a sense of community at into his front passenger window and removed his Kenwood receiver endum vote in April at the same Tufts and improve studenvpro- valued at $400 and an equalizer of unknown make, valued at $100. time that the new TCU constitution fessor trust, but whenever there Atapproximately 1:30a.m. onNov. 17,TuftsPolicereceivedacall will come up for ratification. He has been talk of improving the from Capen House reporting a breaking and entering. The victim told said that if the code is approved, community it always ends up police she left her room unlocked at 1150 p.m., and when she he is not sure if it will affect the excluding one group,” Marks said, returned, $75 cash was missing from her top drawer. Saturday, November 17 Police Officer Eileen Badger responded to a call reporting a hit and Motion fails 1=21 SENATE run incident in the Carmichael parking lot at 3:04 a.m. The officer Freedman said Marks had Round Trlps from Boston starllng at: talked to a witness who told her he heard a large crash, to see continued from page 1 went “hijacked” the Senate with his London 394 what happened, then saw acar barrelling toward him. The witness said motion and had made impossible Paris 438 he jumped aside, then noticed the back of the speeding vehicle was motion as an example. He said that most of the stu- the discussion of real issues. “To Caracas 35a crushed and covered with broken glass. Upon further investigation, dents he talked to did not see the dissolve the Senate is a complete Rio na Badger found a damaged Toyota truck and a Buick Century. Appar- need for a Senate and said that mockery of everything that we Hongkong 844 ently the speeding vehicle had hit the Toyota, which in turn, had there are several other forums for are supposed to be here for,” he Tobo 754 enough momentum to smash into the Buick, damaging both cars. The Dak9 798 student views to be heard, includ- said. Stu e+ & Faculty erer witness gave police a plate number, and the police are investigating ing Tufts University Television’s Taxes not ncluded.Restrictrons the incident. program “Ivory Tower” and sev- Freedman then called for a a ply.Fares subject to change. At 3:39 a.m., Tufts Police received a call reporting a case of &e ways available.Work/Study eral campus magazines. TUTV roll call vote, and Marks’ motion abroad programs.lnternatlona1 indecent exposure outside Richardson House. A man had strMed by covered a portion of Sunday’s failed 1-21. Marks was the only Student & Teacher ID.EURAl1 agroupofpre-freshmen women with his penis in his hand. Thesuspect meeting for wssible airing on senator to vote for the Senate’s PASSES ISSUED ON THE was described as a white male with brown hair, a moustache, denim - SPOT TUTV.- dissolution. FdE Student Travel jeans, and a sweatshirt. After the display, the suspect fled down Ca talod Professors’ Row toward College Ave. II 1 Wednesday, November 14 Police Log reporter, Rich Ketchum, drank his first legal beer at Please recycle this newspaper 12:lO a.m. in MacPhie Pub. Tufts Police wished Rich a happy 844-1926 497-1497 birthday, and Rich drank happily without incident. I I Tuesday, November 20,1990 page four THE TUFTS DAILY New antenna to boost WMFO audience POLICY currently on the air. Bicoy said new guidelines. 11 News Briefs 11 continued from page 1 there are no “adverse guidelines” “Basically, Ellen wasn’t sure II From the Associated Press II lege radio stations though not as in the policy and the policy will if what she was doing was right or strict as those enforced by profes- definitely not affect the content wrong, so we laid down this pol- sional radio stations. The new of the radio programs. However, icy for everyone. Ellen has put policy is also along the lines with he added, the station will not tol- herself on probation. She thought Pop duo’s Grammy Award revoked FCC regulations. erate violations of this new pol- she herself had steppedoversome LOS ANGELES (AP)-- The band Milli Vanilli was shipped of its The WMFO executive board icy and will discipline offenders lines. I hopeEllen will be back on Grammy Award on Monday because other singers substituted for the debated the policy for two hours, internal1y. the air soon,” Bicoy said. Wong pop duo on the best-selling “Girl, You Know It’s True” album. followed by two hours of debate could not be reached for com- It’s the first time in the 34-year history of Grammys that an award by the full staff. The policy, origi- “I may not be happy these are ment. had been taken away. nally proposed by Bicoy, was the policies, but we live in the Trustees of the National Academy of Recording Arts & Sciences adopted by consensus around 10 real world so we have to do these Bicoy said he was pleasantly voted overwhelmingly to rescind the award given to Milli Vanilli p.m. Sunday evening. things,” Bicoy said. surprised that the policy passed members Rob Pilatus and Fabrice Morvan, said academy President “We debated for four hours The WMFO program “Dyke with few objections. Michael Greene. and finally put on paper what was on the Mike,” hosted by senior WMFO, which now broadcasts “The academy hopes its action sends a clear signal to producers, policy all dong. This policy spelled Ellen Wong, was recently placed to an estimated 300,000 people, music packagers and record companies that they need to take very out the regulations so there were on voluntary probation because has recently ordered a new an- seriously their task of giving us and the public credible information on no questions,” Bicoy said. the host was not sure if the pro- tenna to reach another 100,000 that packaging,” he said. The policy affects dl programs gram was in the line with these listeners. “I do think it’s an isolated incident. We are as upset about it as the public has the right to be.” The attorney representing Pilatus and Morvan said the pair already had planned to surrender the Grammy. To all members of the Tufts Community: “My guess is when the academy read that, they decided to beat us to the game,” attorney Alan Mintz said. “Needless to say, this is an emotionally trying time. But (Pilatus and Morvan) are determined to prove to the world that they will come back strongly and demonstrate that they are indeed artists.” The Safety Shuttle Pilatus, 25, from Germany, and Morvan, also 25 and a native of the Caribbean island of Guadaloupe, scheduled a Tuesday news confer- ence in Los Angeles to discuss the scandal. They were unavailable for will not operate from comment on Monday. A decision on the disposition of the 1989 new artist award will be made by an academy subcommittee Dec. 5 in New York. AU campus frustrated by severance offer Wednesday, November 21 to WASHINGTON (AP)--American University hasn’t recovered yet from the uproar over former President Richard Berendzen’s guilty plea to making obscene phone calls. Now there’s a new dispute over Saturday, November 24. news he is being offered $1 million to sever his university ties. A firestorm of protests erupted this month when reports surfaced that the university Board of Trustees had agreed to make the offer. Service will resume on Sunday, Some students and faculty vowed to get the offer rescinded. Provost Milton Greenberg and Edward R. Cam, chairman of the Board of Trustees, met with student leaders Friday and planned to November 25 at 7:OO p.m. meet with key faculty members today. Berendzen, 51, who has continued to draw his annual salary of about $140,000 since resigning as president in April, has not been available for comment.

“I nave been notified -if- f-llfeAU community that the information reported concerning Dr. Berendzen’s settlement Have a Happy Thanksgiving! package has resulted in campus-widefrustration,”Carr said in a open letter last week. Carr’s letter acknowledged that many believe the decision to offer the settlement “did not adequately take into consideration the input of campus constituencies, and, further, concern is also motivated over the magnitude of Dr. Berendzen’s reported settlement package.” Berendzen resigned last spring as Fairfax County, Va., police conducted an investigation of complaints that he made a series of obscene telephone calls to Susan Allen, who ran a day care service. Berendzen checked himself into a sexual disorders clinic at Johns Hopkins University in Baltimore. In May, he pleaded guilty to two misdemeanor charges and Fairfax County General District Court Judge J. CONad Waters Jr. sentenced him to 30 days in jail on each charge. Waters suspended all of the jail The Prudential -- the nation’s largest diversified financial services time, provided Berendzen stays out of trouble for one year and organization - is seeking candidates for its Advanced Management continues treatment. Development Program. Florida governor likely to be next drug czar WASHINGTON (AP) -- The person most likely to succeed Wil- liam J. Bennett as director of the nation’s drug control strategy is The Program places individuals in responsible positions that will Florida Gov. Bob Martinez, who recently lost his re-election bid, a White House official says. expand their knowledge of the company and develop analytical Bennett, meanwhile, is in line to become chairman of the Repub- and managerial skills. The successful candidates will be expected to lican National Committee in January, Republican sources said over assume management and executive positions on an accelerated the weekend. He would take over for the ailing Lee Atwater, 39, who has been undergoing intensive treatment for a cancerous brain tumor. basis. The 55-year-old Martinez “is probably going to be the next drug czar,”said the official, who spoke Sunday on condition of anonymity. “Nobody else is being actively considered.” I€ you have the talent, drive, and energy to become part of Prudential‘s Officially, the White House was mum, as was Martinez’s spokes- management team, we hope you wiU join our Prudential man. “I don’t have any details on candidates, I’m afraid,” said White representatives at an Information Session on November 29,1990, at Hou spokesman Bill Harlow, contacted in Paris where he was 715 pm in the Large Conference Room at the Campus Center. traver ’ng with the president. “As far as I know, no decision has been made on that position.” Martinez was trounced in his re-election effort by former Sen. The Advanced Management Development Program - a commitment Lawton Chiles, losing by a 57-43percent margin. He was only the second Republican governor in Florida since Reconstruction. His to preparing individuals to shape their own future, and that of The term ends Jan. 8, when Chiles is to be inaugurated. Prudential. Bennett, 47, announced his resignation Nov. 8 after 20 months on the job. He will remain in the post until Nov. 30, aides say. An administration source confirmed Sunday that Bennett -- who The Prudential is an equal wortunity employer. was education secretary for President Reagan but did not become a Republican until 1986 -- had made up his mind to accept the GOP job on Saturday morning. Initially, he had planned to become a fellow at a conservative think tank, the American Enterprise Institute, and write books on drugs and education. AGOP source said a formal announcement of Bennett’s new job would not be made until Bush returned at the end of the week from his eight-day trip to Europe and the Persian Gulf. THE TUFTS DAILY

Just a couple of MASSPIRG, Oxfam observe the thoughts to chew on Hunger and Homelessness Week ate who runs a shelter for 15 men education.” She cited the impor- We already know rape is bad. In addressing the latest Tufts by JOHN McGUIRE Daily Staff Writer in Cambridge, considered that “the tance of young people in the fight weudo-controversy, the issue of the film Henry & June, somehow The Tufts chapters of the COmfoIt and privilege lhat we enjoy against homelessness as well as he strength and accepted value of this truth is being discounted. Massachusetts Public Interest is at the expense of others.” He the need to “tap the untapped Rapists are sick individuals mo- Research Group and Oxfam stressed the need for individual energy of college students.” The Geoff Edgers tivated by an aggression and America commemorated Hunger action and responsibility for one’s generation that is now in college behavior that can only be attrib- Over the Edge and Homelessness Week last week own actions in alleviating the class are the ones that have to make a uted to rnmtal deficiencies. As with events designed to raise discrepancies in American soci- difference in alleviating the mas- for Henry & June, I haven’t seen awareness as well as funds for the ety. sive problem of homelessness in t, but I’ve heard that rape is portrayed in a she-wants-it-even-if- disadvantaged in America. “When people are willing to America, and we must seize the ,he-says-no manner. Obviously this is wrong. But one question: Hunger and Homelessness take risks, anything can happen,” “opportunity to act” and make a what are the consequences of the message to an audience 17 and Week, observed during the week he said. He urged people to stand difference, she said. wer? Does anybody realistically think that someone of this age will before Thanksgiving, is an op- up for the rights of the homeless Chagnon summedup the ideas :nter the film with a “I’m not really sure about rape, is it bad or portunity to.reflect on the plight in the face of governmental and of the lecture when she said that pod?” attitude, and find themselves favoring rape as a fine, of homeless people and what can social barriers. Homeless people “it’s better to do something than ipstanding activity of a sexual relationship? 1think not. If you want be done about their situation. Some want to work, he assured the do nothing” in stopping the spread Q think about something scary and dangerous in the film industry, of the events that took place on audience, but “some poor people of homelessness. ust look at the movies that have been made in the last decade for campus last week included a lec- don’t have the job skills for to- Though Stewart commented, hose under 17: DC Cab, Hot Dog, Up the Creek, The Golden Child ture sponsored by MASSPIRG, day’s job market” because they “I’m ready to slit my wrists over mdon, and on, and on. What’s more dangerous?Henry di June may an observance of the Fast for a have been disenfranchised in some four years of [Massachusetts lave some objectionable parts, but let’s face it, people over 17 can World Harvest by the Oxfam way from mainstream America. governor-elect] William Weld,” go down to the Combat Zone in Boston for movies with titles like Collective, and a concert appear- Chagnon, who manages an 18 all of the speakers felt confident Tome On My Boots and Cattle Prodding Cowboys Breaking In the ance by folk singer Ben Tousley month transitional home where that homeless people can be helped Vew Stud. Anyone who thinks Henry & June is more objectionable on Friday night. borderline income individuals and through direct individual and han one of those has some serious problems understanding reality. Last Wednesday’s lecture on families can get “back on track,” governmental action. Besides, figurethatDC CabwasratedPG. Somekidjust 14 can rent the causes of and possible solu- considered that “affordable hous- Nicole Brodsky, coordinator I movie that portrays Mr. T as really cool. That’s dangerous. tions to hunger and homelessness ing is what we need”as a first step of MASSPIRG’s Hunger and The Primary Bores was the educational highlight of in combating homelessness. Homelessness program, consid- Knocking the TuftsDaily is not very hard. With five papers to put the program. MASSPIRG at Tufts, “It really is a matter of dollars ered the lecture a success, saying mt each week by a staff of only about 25 full editors, there are in conjunction with the National and cen ts... but [we’re] throwing that “the speakers were phenome- bound to be a few boner issues. After reading the Primary Source’s Student Campaign Against Hun- money into a system that doesn’t nal” and that “the people who November issue a few days ago (sorry, I didn’t really get around to ger and Homelessness, sponsored work. We expect the government came were very dedicated people ... it for a while), I knew none of the fine Source members had any idea the open discussion, which fea- to deal with every problem ... and who will work toward action.” that there is any difficulty involved in putting out a paper. Who can tured four speakers with exten- I tend to think that the govern- The Oxfam Collective contin- really blame them, though? It’s not like they’d have any idea whal sive hands-on knowledge about ment doesn’t do too well,” she ued Hunger and Homelessness it’s like to put out a paper. the plight of the homeless: Jim said. She said that affordable Week by observing the national In November’s issue, the Source “bums” the Daily with three Stewart, director of First Church housing is disappearing in Amer- Fast for a World Harvest on ‘Ihurs- quickies. Here’s the shortest of the attempted jokes, (since they’re Shelter in Cambridge, Noni Chag- ica, and that this accounts for the day. The fast, an annual event all about as funny as the fact that these hacks chalk up a neat $1.28 non, house manager of Second increase in young families be- since 1974, urges participants to from each student from the mandatory Student Activities Fee): Home in Dorchester, Aaron Gorn- coming homeless, a phenomenon forgo one or all meals and donate “What bores and enrages, but is only eight pages? stein, director of the Citizen’s that shows no sign of abating. the money that would have been Answer : “The Daily as a token, with its Ap machine broken.” Housing and Planning Associa- The need for affordable hous- spent to Oxfam, a worldwide I was thinking, is this funny? Especially coming from this so tion based in Boston, and Claudia ing was further accentuated by organization working to alleviate called “campus publication” that is only 22 pages long and gea Horwitz from the National Stu- Aaron Gornstein, who called for the problems of hunger and yov- something like a month for each issue, which might even be z dent Outreach. more government funding and erty. generous guess. Even if the Daily puts out the minimum of eighi The symposium began with a programs to stem the spread of The Oxfam Collective, which pages a day, that would be about 160 pages in a month. short film produced by MASS- homelessness. He cited the effec- runs the Eaton Cafe daily from Look, I’m up for a good guffaw or even a little chuckle just m PIRG on the Tufts campus. In the tiveness of Massachusetts and 11:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m., donates much as the next guy, it’s just that the Source is, on the whole, ar video, which presented opinions other community-based grassroots an average of $3000 to Oxfam antagonistic lesson in bad comedy. Sorry Andy and Chucky, bul on the causes and solutions to organizations in advocating gov- America every semester through when I got to Tufts, I remember the Source being funny. When I sa) homelessness, a sample of Tufts ernmental and individual support this and other fundraisers. In bad comedy, I don’t mean just bad comedy, I mean, it’s like Byror students for were asked their views for homeless people. addition, Oxfam-sponsored an Allen is writing all the material or even worse, Fred Willard. Wake on the topic. The question that the Horwitz, from the National appearance by folk singer and up, boys and girls, or retire. panelists addressed concerned the Student Outreach program, agreed homeless advocate Ben Tousley One final note, if you’ve read the recently publishedLinkslately potential solutions to the spread with the need for affordablehous- at Goddard Chapel on Friday night then surely you must be glad that there’s a Daily on campus of homelessness in America. ing and governmental action but All profit from the concert went Imagine, if the only “publications” on campus were the Source anc Jim Stewart, a Harvard gradu- also stressed that “the fnst step is directly to Oxfam America. Links, there’d be only two points of view -- either flog all the a- e homosexuals or “Go Bi!” And must we be subjected to anothei Adam Conn poem? Wasn’t the “I shot the deer, you asshole,” 01 Kielsmeier urges community Service whatever in Queen’sHead&Artichok, more than enough? Kind oj like listening to Poison’s new album. by JULIE BOYLE problems is to invest resources “Service is affirming who you Contributing Writer into youth centers and programs, are as a member of democracy,” President of the National Youth according to Kielsmeier. How- he said. He does warn however, Service Council Jim Kielsmeier ever, through his experiences with that although volunteerism is discussed the role of community children he has discovered that important, it is not a safety net 0 Minutes From Tufts Campus a service in the development of this is not always the answer. that will meet all the country’s 0 MAApproved Garage citizenship at a lecture last week “Young people are a lot like needs. 0 Insurance Work .:+> entitled “Growing Hope: Com- old people; they need to be needed 0 Warranty hkiintainence $3 munity Service as a National and they need to have a connec- Kielsmeier also described a Service.” The National Youth tion with something bigger than bill that Congress has passed that Service Council is a non-profit themselves. In particular, they like would give $28’7 million to schools, 38 Haward Ave.. West Medford organization in St. Paul, Minne- to know that what they do in life colleges and hll-time service corps 488-3800 sota. is worth something,” he said. over a period of three years. ’Show Tufts ID and Ask About Discount Addressing members of the Kielsmeier asked that young Scheduled to be signed by Presi- t Leonard Carmichael Society, people think about other needs in dent Bush, the bill would have Kielsmeier cited the deficiencies the community and that they the federal government acknowl- in American society. He said that become resources. edge and support programs like ** THANKSGIVING SPECIAL ** one fifth of America’s youth will According to Kielsmeier, citi- LCS. grow up in poverty and non-col- zenship is a driving force of youth Reservations lege-bound teenagers will live in service. He cited building blocks In his lecture, Kielsmeier said 395-66667ait 7awi accepted an economic depression. He also of youth service, such as the G.I. that youth service needs clear eyes, 396- believes that many teenagers are Bill and the Vista Program, and good hearts and strong hands; then? suffering from various forms of explained how they relate to fos- is a time for everything and this is 4 mental anguish and trauma. Young tering civic responsibility. He the time to lead and to serve. people between the ages of 16 acknowledged the importance of m.’k..d and 21 have the highest mortality the work of Peace Corps volun- “Youth service is not just a 24-hour Cleanest cabs and rate and up to 70 percent of all teers in Third World nations, but nice thing to do; it reflects a airport service drivers in Medford high school students know some- he believes in the value of the conscious act of citizenship,” he one who has committed or at- experiences that the volunteers said. “It is a way of saying ‘yes’ $15 to Logan Make reservations now! tempted to commit suicide, he bring back with them and how to your heritage, ‘yes’ to your said. they are using them to affect community and ‘yes’ to your- A popular solution to these American foreign policy. , self ,’’ he said. -1’/ THE TUFTS DAILY Tuesday, November 20,1990 &- South Africa has not come far, speakers say be reconsidered.” SAYCO The fourth and final pillar is nored the ANC’s solicitations, he all tribes, Asians, and “cou- continued from page 1 the South African masses, who Lekgoro opened his discourse said. loureds,” a term used to describe Thobejane argued. have taken on the task of making with the contention that there has Lekgoro remarked that the those of mixed descent, have united As Thobejane explained, the themselves ungovernable. been no peace in South Africa ANC’s motivation for having talks in the struggle against apartheid. tactics of the ANC have been Through their participation in rent since the arrival of the colonial and continuing the fight is the He maintained that political dif- organized around the “four pil- boycotts, bus boycotts, strikes and powers. He did concede that the political solutions they hope to ferences between these groups shift in international opinion and lars of struggle.”The first pillar is other measures groups of indi- gain. The ANC views the bar- have been wholly perpetrated by the ANC organization and its struc- viduals have compelled the re- the triumph of Namibia’s inde- gaining table one of many whites. The South African gov- pendence movement have brought as tures, both above and below gime to action in one way or “terrains of struggle,” which are ernment, he said, have long ground, that provide the leader- another. Of their arduous struggle significant changes. Of these, the not ends in themselves but help manipulated mbal histories for ship, direction and vanguard for and the violent opposition the release of Mandela and others are further the overall goal. When their purposes of divide and rule the opposition to apartheid. Al- masses face, Thobejane declared the most notable along with the negotiations do occur, the Na- and have bought the loyalty of though this statement proclaims that, “if freedom is to be mean- lifting of bans of the South Afri- tional Party, he believes, cannot certain chiefs, particularly in Natal the leading role of the ANC, it by ingful it must be fought for.” can Communist Party (SACP) and and should not dominate them as and the Transkei. no means enforces an ANC mo- Deeply rooted in this aspect are the lifting of the state of emer- “both the referee and a player At the center of this contro- nopoly of the struggle. This point the students and young people -- gency. too” because it lacks a history of versy is Chief Gatsha Buthelesi, was articulated in the 1955 Free- the “young lions” who emerged Yet Lekgoro reported that the democracy. Only the ANC and the Zulu leader of the Inkatha dom Charter, which erected guide- after 1985. Their strength and democratic majority still lacks the Mass Democratic Movement movement, now a political party. lines for all liberation movements. willingness to risk all for free- the right to political participa- (MDM), a Soweto based organi- Lekgoro asserted that Inkatha’s The second pillar is the armed dom underlies the movement, he tion. He found that the current zation, have the suitable demo- entry into national politics was struggle, carried on by the ANC said. white democracy is virtually iden- cratic background to lead nego- nothing less than a justification military wing, Umkhonto We The changes in government tical to that which institutional- tiations, he said. for exporting violence, and that Sizwe (Spear of the Nation). Es- policy have not come easy. ized apartheid in 1948 and the The violence between blacks its singular purpose is to bring tablished in 1961, it has a double Thobejane said he could not stress changes they have enacted thus in Natal province and the reef violence against the opponents of mission to defend the basic li- enough the key role played by far have little effect. The major- area has claimed close to 5,000 apartheid Yet despite this, Lekgoro cense of the majority to live in international sanctions. He con- ity are still denied the right to buy lives since 1986. Lekgoro came said that the fighting is not in fact peace and to pressure the white siders calls by Margaret Thatcher land or to live and work where prepared to discuss this as one of black on black but is being di- regime into recognizing their rights and others for the lifting of these they choose in free competition the most complex issues in South rectedand propagated by factions by violent insurrection. Though sanctions to be ill advised. He with whites. Lekgoro strongly African politics. He took the of the South African security forces the ANC has suspended military feels that it would weaken the maintained that whatever conces- western media to task for por- to destabilize the opposition and activities while participating in ANC’s bargaining position and sions have been wrenched from traying the killing as tribalism, spread fear in an effort to intimi- talks with the government, it has might give the National Party the National Party, have been which depicts blacks as unable to date people against openly sup- maintained this fighting force for enough confidence to abort the conceded grudgingly only as a structure their communities, jus- porting the ANC. The struggle use as a bargaining chip. ongoing talks. final resort. tifvinrt the South African govern- for freedom continues in South The role of international sup- For those who wish to reward Lekgoro delved deep into the m&t’ibrud response. He”&nted Africa, yet the speakers Wednes- port in isolating and weakening Prime Minister de Klerk for the current search for a negotiated 1 that the last tribal wars ended day night all maintained that the the economic and political might apparent reforms he has brought, resolution of South Africa’s cri- ’ in the 1860s. future of South Africa lies in the of the white regime is the third Thobejane proposed the South SiS. As he clarified later in re- ’ Since the industrialization of hands of the youth. whether de pillar. Thobejane related a num- African people as a worthier re- sponse to a question, the cu*ent South Africa, Indians, blacks of Kl.$rk likes it or no; ber of successes in this arena, cipient of support. The govern- mediation is not negotiation but - among them the increase in di- ment, he asserted, has not origi- “talks about talks.” The govern- vestment, the media scrutiny that nated reform but has only given ment’s demands have stubbornly has brought awareness of apart- way to the overwhelming demands focusedonprotectionof minority heid to the outside world and of the majority. As he said later in privilege and the lifting of sanc- individual measures, such as the response to a question, “only when tions. Although they claim to be 1986 Congressional anti-apartheid the process of change has be- in favor of a negotiated resolu- bill. come irreversible will sanctions Skadden, Arps, Slate, Meagher & Flom looks forward to meeting you on Wednesday, November 28

and discussing our Legal Intern Program with you. -.. Tuesday, November 20,1990 THE TUFTS DAILY Page seven 1 ARTS 1. ARTrages’ outrageously with the Mobius Artists Group

by JOSELYN ALMEIDA a “gallery” opening, with mem- in a self-addressed envelope. The artists have power overwhatthey “Shrine for Bacchus,” and Senior Staff Writer bers of the audience acting as artist promised that in a year, the create; or they may be vulnerable “Seed in French” were pieces The Mobius Artists Group critics. The contrast between a letters would be mailed back to to external influences. An impor- that combined elements of su- offered the Boston community a real gallery and this immedifte their respective writers. With this tant thing about “Aerial” was that perstition and religious ritual with chance to interact with art on a one gave the event a satirical piece, Jones transferred the art- it raised the consciousness of the art. In Vasello & Solomon’s very physical level last Saturday effect. There was the feeling that ist’s function as a recorder of audience, thereby allowing them “Shrine,” the audience was en- night. The “don’t touch”ru1es of art can belong to anyone in the consciousness to the participants. to create meaning for themselves. couraged to write down their most heavily guarded solemn muse- urgency of the moment, that ar- Once again, the distinction be- Other notable pieces were unspeakable desires, and to throw ums did not apply at the second tistic expression does not have to tween the artist and the audience Novomy-Jones & Larry Coen’s the paper into a wooden bucket annual ARTrage, what Mobius be sanctioned by society in order was blurred. “Hansel & Gretel’s Tales of The filled with water. This piece was calls a “non-stop art extravaganza to be valid. Another piece that transformed Resistance During the Invasion reminiscent of a wishing well & benefit party.”The concept as the audience members into crea- of the Enchanted Forest,” Paula where pennies are thrown in carried out transcended the con- The spontaneity of this instal- tors, and participants in the art, Josa-Jones’ “The Messenger,” exchange for the promise of the notation of the “extravaganza,” lation characterized the atmos- was Nancy Adams’ “Aerial.”The Vasello & Solomon’s “Shrine for realization of wishes. however. ARTrage consisted of phere of the entire evening. In installation/stage here was a liv- Bacchus,” Hannah Bonner’s Pugh’s “Seed” was a complex 30 ongoing art pieces in various some way or another, spontane- ing room. There was a chair, a “Caving In,” and Mark Pugh’s piece that celebrated the Thanks- media, such as music, perform- ity is integral to each work at book, a piant, a lamp, a record “Seed in French.” giving feast. The audience com- ance art, installations, dance, and Mobius. Unlike sculptures, and with a jacket that read “Reality memorated the historic dinner of video events. traditional paintings, the instal- Record,” a turned-on television “Hansel &Gretel’sTales”was the pilgrims and Native Ameri- _. This event -- culminating in lations and performance pieces with the screen facing upwards, a piece that combined salient cans by planting corn in dirt which the merging of art and life, of are not permanent. The juxtapo- and a mannequin’s hand standing elements from “Little-Red Rid- they spread on the stage. The , artist and audience, of viewer sition of performance art and on its end. Adams was tied from ing Hood,” and “Snow White,” audience was also encouraged to and viewed -- might best be de- installations can be described as the corner of the wall in the manner but added a new dimension to the plant pennies. Next, like a priest scribed as an “art-orgy.’’ Mobius somewhere between a play and of female figures placed on the traditional fairy tales by exploit- performing the Eucharist, Pugh reshapes the canonical definition sculpture. Performance art is, in front of old ships. She was sus- ing their darker side. The work distributed cups. After giving the of art that makes clear distinc- effect, an ongoing play that lasts pended over the entire arrange- replaced the mditional “bad guys” par&icipants the cups, he then gave tions between life and art. By for the duration of the exhibit. ment of objects. Her position of the tales with Nazis. As the them seeds. The participants were altering this definition, the artist This theatrical quality gives demonstrated at once the power piece wore on, however, the dis- instructed to shake the cups and at Mobius blurred the distinc- Mobius’ art its strongest connec- the artist has over her art and the tinction between the “good“ and this created a raspy harmony, tions between art and life, mak- tion to life; like life, the art van- audience, but also acknowledged the “bad” guys gradually grew sounding eerily akin to a reli- ing art accessible to everyone ishes While experiencing this type the fragility of her position. less and less clear. This separa- gious sort of chant. and thereby democratizing it. ?his of art, the viewer is reminded of Adams’ red satin gown un- tion finally ceased to exist when Following this, Pugh began democratization of art gives one his or her own transience. Also, wound into a long tail that con- Hansel and Gretel used Nazi rolling on the earth,almost copu- the freedom to call one’s own life when confronted by the contrived nected her to the TV -- a sterile weapons to drive the Nazis out lating with it. It seemed that at “art.” As one employee at Mo- sculpture of a human being among landscape of black and white re- from the forest. So in a way, the any moment he would begin to bius put it, “Performance art is materials, the viewer realizes that runs from the 50s. It seemed as if, “good“ guys had become Nazis. masturbate on stage, fertilizing life made public.” this banal, late-20th century life having watchedher lastTVshow, Paula Josa-Jones’ “Messenger” the earth with his own seed. In an The evening at Mobius was has some potential for sublima- she was about to jump from the was an almost sdexperience. interview after the performance, def~telymore engaging than any tion. It seems that life can be ledge, and that the mannequin’s Josa-Jones appeared as a man, Pugh, who is partially Native visit to a museum. From the aestheticized. hand was intended to catch her. A dressed in only black. Her slith- American, said that this thought moment the exhibit-goers walked Those who create performance sense of terror emanated from ering movements, however, had crossed his mind. He dis- into the Large Room, where the art seem to understand the de- the tension between the real threat seemed to render her a represen- missed the thought however, music and dance performances mands of contemporary life -- of the artist’s possible fall, and tation of something other than a because he felt that ideally he took place, they were asked to the bombadment of the media the limited capacity of the fake man. At times, the persona seemed should copulate with a woman. participate in the process of art. on our senses, and the lack of hand that was supposed to catch to be overwhelmed by the force He also thought the piece should There was an instantaneous art time. Under Mobius’ definition, her. of the music. When the music have been performed outdoors. exhibit, during which artist Linda art becomes a way to get in touch grew loud, Josa-Jones would His piece successfully combined Graetz provided acrylic paints, with ourselves, a hiatus that al- Adams’ double position of cower, crouching down and hid- elements from different religions watercolors, pastels, and differ- lows us to examine ourselves. power and vulnerability seemed ing behind a black umbrella. At and incorporated the audience. ent types of paper to willing “Visions: A Meditation,” by Mari- intended to coincide with the other times, however, she seemed Overall, these performances members of the audience who Novotny Jones, encouraged each audience reaction, as they were to draw strength from the music, were entertaining, intelligent, and wished to create. Each creator member of the audience to write able to read on a visible book growing menacing. The perform- ambitious. Those with curious had to title his or her work, and a letter to him or herself, allow- cover “You are what you watch.” ance demonstrated Josa-Jones’ and inquisitive minds should set a price for it. ing each member to envision what The main idea seemed to be that wonderful capacity to command definitely not miss this “exhibit.” Later on in the evening, after he or she might want to be. Each people can have power over what both her body and facial expres- Mobius is outrageous without the exhibit was set up, there was of the participants put this letter they watch in the same way that sions. being distasteful. A guide to holiday movies for Winter Break viewing NEW YORK (AP) -- When skips hibernation to find out what advice columnist. Fast-paced fun, -- “Holiday Inn” (1942): With (1985): Dudley Moore plays an Charles Dickens wrote “A Christ- Christmas is all about. Not bad, starring Barbara Stanwyck and music by Irving Berlin, and elf in this enjoyable film. How mas Carol” in 1843, he had no but certainly not great. Sydney Greenstreet. memorable performances by Fred fitting. way of knowing that his simple -- “Caspar’s First Christmas” -- “Christmas Lilies of the Astaire and Bing Crosby, who -- “Night and Day” (1946): truths would provide creative (1987): Any parent who inflicts Field’ (1984): Sequel to Acad- could go wrong? Cary Grant portrays Cole Porter. fodder for filmmakers, animators, this dud on a kid should be ar- emy Award-winning movie that -- “It’s a Wonderful Life” -- “The Old Curiosity Shop” lyricists and playwrights for gen- rested for child abuse. Horrible starred Sidney Poitier. This one is (1946): Frank Capra’s black and (1975): A British-made version erations to come. animation and terrible Caspar rather lame, but has its heart in white marvel, starring James of “Scrooge,” the musical adap- Many holiday-themed movies voice (it’s not the one in the origi- the right place. Stars Billy Dee Stewartas the man who made the tation of “A Christmas Carol.” take their cue from Dickens’ nal Caspar the Friendly Ghost Williams. wrong wish and was saved from This one is pretty good. Stars z wonderful story of Ebenezer cartoons) help make it unbear- -- “A Christmas Story” (1983): it. Anthony Newly and David Hem- Scrooge and his change of heart. able. Jean Shepard’s marvelous mem- -- “March of the Wooden Sol- mings. Here is an alphabetical list of -- “A Charlie Brown Christ- ory of Christmas in the 1940s and diers” (1934): Wonderful fantasy some, but certainly not all, of mas” (1965): If you ever won- the ultimate gift, aregulation Red feature starring Stan Laurel and -- “Scrooge” (1970): Musical some holiday-spiced videos for dered what Christmas was all Ryder air rifle. Oliver Hardy, who save the land of Dickens tale. Stars Albert Fin- the Thanksgiving-Christ-New about, wonder no more. A magi- -- “A Disney Christmas Gift” of Old King Cole from the hor- ney and Alec Guiness. Year season. Many are versions cal treat from the Peanuts charac- (1982): A real treat. The best of rible boogeymen. -- “Scrooged” (1988): One of of “A Christmas Carol”: ters. Disney, with specd holiday shorts. -- “Meet Me in St. Louis” the more disastrous versions of ~ -- “A Charlie Brown Thanks- -- “Dr. Seuss: Horton Hears a (1944): Family entertainment from the Dickens story. Saved by Carol -- “Alice’s Restaurant” (1969): giving” (1973): Linus explains Who”; “The Grinch Who Stole Judy Garland, Margaret O’Brien Kane as the ghost of Christmas It’s the Thanksgiving Dinner that the true meaning of Thanksgiv- Christmas” (1974): Made-for- and Tom Drake. Present. Stars Bill Murray doing couldn’t be beat, and the genera- ing. Another Peanuts gem. television animated shorts from -- “Mickey’s Christmas Carol” his usual. tion that just said “no” to the -- “A Child’s Christmas in the cartoon master himself, Chuck (1984): That resourceful little draft. From Arlo Guthrie’s song. Wales” (1987): Dylan Thomas’ Jones. rodent plays Bob Cratchit in this --‘Trading Places” (1983): Dan -- “Auntie Mame” (1958): wonderful story, somewhat lamely -- “A Dream for Christmas” spin of the Dickens’ classic. Aykroyd’s demonic Santa is hi- Christmas despair leads toChrist- done. (1973): Aminister moves to Cali- -- “Miracle on 34th Street” larious, as is the entire movie. - mas joy and a new marriage for -- “A Christmas Carol” (1938): fornia to start a new church. A (1947): Do you believe in Santa Co-stars Eddie Murphy, Ralph Auntie Mame in this delightful A compassionate look at Scrooge, slice of American pie, but not as Claus? A delightful tale, starring Bellamy, Don Ameche and Jamie romp. starring Reginald Owen and Gene tasty. StarsHariRhodesandBeah Natalie Wood. Lee Curtis. -- “Babes in Toyland” (1961): Lmkhart. Richards. -- “Mr. Magoo’s Christmas A terrible Disney version (if there -- “A Christmas Carol” (1951): -- “Ernest Saves Christmas” Carol” (1962): The near-sighted -- “ATreeGrows in Brooklyn” 3 is such a thing) of the Victor Herbert The better version, with often scary (1988): Ernest P. Worrell, that one plays Scrooge. (1945): A sentimental portrait of operetta, starring Annette Fu- sequences. StarsAlastair Sim asa down-home obnoxious TVpitch- -- “Rudolph the Red-Nosed a working class family -- in nicello, Tommy Sands and Ray more broken and evil Scrooge, man, helps Santa. You have to be Reindeer (and Other Wonderful Brooklyn. Bolger. whose transformation is all the a true Ernest fan for this one. Chrismas stories)” (1944): Four -- “White Christmas” (1954): -- “The Bear Who Slept more poignant. -- “Happy New Year, Charlie animated faturemq. All black An inferior redo of “Holiday Inn,” Through Christmas” (1983): -- “Christmas in Connecticut” Brown” (1985): That old gang and white, and all classics. but it makes good use of the title Animated story about a bear who (1945): A phony family for an again. And great as always. -- “Santa Claus --The Movie” song. Stars Bing Crosby again. % T~esday,November 20,1990 page eW THE TUFTS DAILY , SPORTS NCAA hoop madness has started1 Kick the can Arkansas and Arizona are the teams to beat in March The Herald headline sprawled, “On our way to War.” It was a late night this summer when I returned from work on a by SCOTT KURLANDER to stop the front-runners. Nadav Jeff Jones in charge ofsome tal- ented Virginia players, led by dirty Red Line train. I felt almost out of place, as I, easily the Senior Staff Writer Henefeld and Tate George will be youngest person around, was the only one dressed in a suit. Here I College basketball suffered sharp-shooter Bryant Stith and sorely missed, but don’t expect was, the kid among the giants, who should have been playing at the through avery traumatic 1989-90 the Huskies of UConw to plum- John Crotty. The Cavs will be among the nation’s Top 25, and a beach instead of working at a desk. There was a presumably season. Hank Gathers, one of the met back to the cellar of the Big homeless man on my left, two 1 East. St. John’s could make some lock for an NCAA bid. older working men on my right, a noise with Malik Sealy leading Only Kenny Anderson remains Dan Schora number of college kids across This Week in the way. from “Lethal Weapon 111,” which NCAA Hoops carried Georgia Tech to the ACC sports Schorrts from me, and an assorted group The Atlantic Coast Conference of kids enjoying summer. is coming off a great season, having tournament championship and Author John Cheever used to speak about “the train of thought” nation’s best and brightest stars, two national semifinalists in the their first Final Four berth. With -- a time when the working man could sit back and contemplate life died while playing the game he tournament for only the second the arrival of 7’0” Matt Geiger on the way to work. I spent most of my time contemplating what loved. The NCAAdeclared puni- time in its history. Do not be from Auburn, the Yellow Jackets these people could be contemplating about. tive action against Illinois, Mary- surprised if this happens again, will have a great deal of success Could the homeless man be thinking, “Where am I going to get land, Missouri, and North CXO- for North Carolina and Duke are this year. dinner?”Perhapshe was wondering what was going on in the world. lina State, placing all of them on two teams with great futures. The The Big Ten Conference should The two men to my left discussed their day at work and .- probation. Entering into the ‘90- Blue Devils return Christian be weaker than it has been in subsequent weekend plans. Then they were silent. ’91 season, a total of seven schools Laettner (16.3 ppg, 9.6 rpg) and several seasons. Gone are eight The college students slept and read the newspaper as the conduc- will be on the bench come March. Bobby Hurley, and should chal- of the top nine scorers, six of the tor yelled, “Central Square.” Defendingchampion Nevada- lenge North Carolina for the ACC seven top rebounders, and the four A man with a “Navy” shirt came on the train, sat across from me Las Vegas is stacked with enough title. top assist men. However, Michi- and stretched his feet out along the train floor. The people next to talent to be the first national cham- gan State, Ohio Stateand Indiana him moved away from him in part because they gave him his pion to repeat since the John KURLANDER’S return 13 of their 15 starters. The deserved space and part because it was clear he had not showered. Wooden-era UCLA Bruins. KRYSTAL BALL: Spartanscan call on Steve Smith, The train grew silent. People began to tire as the train hi1 However, the Rebels will proba- who most say is the second com- Harvard. Some people had reached their destination, while others 1. UNLV bly also be barred from the NCAA ing of Magic Johnson, to lead moved again for the onslaught of fresh faces. tournament this year, though the 2. Arkansas A couple minutes later, the man with the “Navy” shirt began to 3. Arizona them to a Big Ten title. If Kirk ruling is still being appealed by Manns can be head coach scream. “Look at this!” he said lifting the Herald. “Look at we are North Carolina replaced, the school. Nevertheless, the 4. Jud Heathcote might find himself doing! Look what this country is getting us into!” As his frustrtio 5. Indiana upcoming season will be filled in the Final Four. Ohio State will grew, he kicked a soda can across the train floor; it landed at the fee with much excitement, so take a 6. Michigan State challenge, as long Jimmy of the homeless man. 7. Georgetown as seat and watch as the season un- Jackson and Peny Carter stay “You don’t know what it is like to be a partriot,” the homeles folds. 8. Duke healthy. If Indiana’s freshman god, man screamed, kicking the can back to the Navy man. The can wa Although a power shift has 9. Alabama Damon Bailey, and the General’s deflected and sent towards the college crowd. They kicked th Pittsburgh begun in college basketball from 10. collection of fine sophomorescan metal object back to the homeless man who pushed it towards th East to West, the Big East Con- 11. Ohio State gel early, the Hoosiers may find business men. One looked at the other, smiled, dribbled the can ani ference looks as strong as ever, 12. UCLA themselves at home in the Hoo- probably reflected on his days as a high school soccer playei 13. Georgia Tech with possibly five teams ranked sier Dome come April. The re- booting the object back to the Navy man, who in turn punted it tc among the Top 20. The Pittsburgh 14. Syracuse mainder of the conference is weak, an onlooker. The innocent bystander put the can back in play. Panthers, with the return of Sean 15. LSU The businessman kicked the can across the train floor and i 16. Georgia with possible NCAA bids going Miller at point, should be the team to Minnesota or Purdue after the slipped between two of the college kids. Goal! There was a bare1 to beat in the conference. Look 17. Temple audible sound of self-admiration. Until now, there had not been I 18. Connecticut top three teams. for Brian Shorter (20.6 points per One can safely say the 1989- sound except for the can screeching across the floor. The collegc game, 9.4 rebounds per gamg)to 19. Virginia student booted the can back in play. Suddenly a game was on. _. 20. Oklahoma 90 season was a time of transition be the team leader, With-JiSGi- for the Southeastern Conference, It was very similar to the adolescent game of “Kick the Can.’ 21. Southern Mississippi Matthews and Bobby Martin since half the teams played under Children across America still play this inventive game during reces rounding out a trio that will be 22. St. John’s and after school. Along with “Red Rover, Red Rover” and “Rec 23. Texas a new head coach. Coach Wimp tough to defend. Sanderson has a contender in the Light, Green Light,” we all remember our first introduction tc The Georgetown Hoyas, if they 24. Missouri Crimson Tide of Alabama. James athletic events. For me it was these similar games at- after-schoo can find a backcourt to go along 25. Louisville Robinson, a victim of Propisition gym. As six-year-olds, we would basically run wild around the fielc with the M & M boys -- Alonzo At UNC, Dean Smith contin- 48 last year, averaged 40.7 points at whatever game was being playing. It was such an age o Mourning and Dikembe Mutombo ues to downplay his quest for his as a high school senior, should innnocence. A period which makes America identify with thc -- will make a run at the title 700th win, unveiling a remark- team with Melvin Cheatum and\ wonder years. There were no bills to be paid, no jobs to be obtained themselves. As always, the name able recruiting class led by center Robert Horry to propel them to a md no wars to be fought. Now, sports and television are sometime of the Georgetown game will be Eric Montross, Demck Phelps, SEC championship. This could 3ur only means of escape. pressure defense and intimida- and Brian Reese. This class has be Sanderson’s best team ever, As the can shot across the train floor, people began to smile anc tion, a formula that resulted in a been tagged th2 nation’sbest, and and is another lock for a tourna- get involved in the game. Even the bystanders called for the can tc NCAA record 37.1% field goal maybe the best ever. Adding this ment bid and a third consecutive be sent their way. No pressure, no war, no bills, no contemplation *- percentage from opponents last talent to the experience of Rick conference title. rhese people did not care whether we were at Porter Square o Year- Fox,PeteChilcutt,andKingRice LSU must learn to live with- Puerto Rico. Freshman Adrian Autry from makes Carolina a serious con- out Chris Jackson and Stanley Then,theredandwhitesodacanlandedatmy feet.Thehomeles the Bmshould help Billy Owens, tender for an NCAA title. Roberts. But the continued pres- man stared at me, the businessman looked in my direction and thc but the Orangemen of Syracuse Former coach Terry Holland students waited in anticipation. I couldn’t play this game. I though will not have enough manpower has left 30-year-old newcomer see COLLEGE, page 10 to myself, “This is ridiculous,” as I gave the can a swift kick in thc businessman’s direction. People cheered and the game continued. :ven scored before we reached Davis Square. c) I got off the train, waved and smiled. Tufts University Arts Sciences Libra y Have a happy Thanksgiving, spend time with your family, watcl Football, and go out and play a little. WORKSHOPS FOR FACULTY, STUDENTS, AND STAFF

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Register for workshops at the Reference Desk, Other convenient locations: Wessell Library, or call 381-3460 Boston Cambridge Norwood Tuesday, November 1990 THE TUFTS DAILY page nine SPORTS Diminutive Jumbos look to the sky by SEAN MELIA seven games last season, averag- tem. They will feel more c&- Daily Editorial Board ing 19.1 points per game and fortablenow when the other team Last season it seemed the men’s starring against UMass-Boston tries to create mismatches. basketball team would adhere to with a 41-point effort. The 6’4“ Concerning the team’s defense, the Same desperate strategy in leaper will be the focus of the Sheldon added, “Last year we inside game and will hopefully were committed to defense play- haul down some rebounds. ingman-to-manabout95%of the Basketbal I Perhaps the key to the Jumbos time. Now we have that behind K@=--lsuccess will depend on the per- us, we’re not starting from zero. 1 I formance of point guard Pat Sk- There’s only one freshman on the every game. There fiist option erry. Co-captain Skerry, another team so everyone’s had a year of each time down the court would member of the awesome junior what we want. I see us being be the find sharp-shooter Kevin class, will not only quarterback more defensively orientated.” Blatchfod for a long-range jumper the Jumbos offense and apply his One area of concern, once or a drive to the hoop. If the shot usual tenacious defense, but also again, is size. The Jumbos will missed, the Jumbos would more hopefully provide more scoring. miss the rebounding (team-lead- likely than not have to go back on His offseason work should allow ing 8 rpg), defense, and post-up defense because of their size de- him to surpass his 6.2 ppg aver- abilities of junior forwardcenter ficiency. Thus, they only man- age of last season, as well as his Joe McMann, who is not playing aged a 10-13 record. team leading 6.7 assists. this year. Also, sophomore Dono- The 1990-91 season will fea- Sheldon is optimistic about van Beckel has had back prob- ture the same small lineup, but Skerry’s achievements for this lems during the season and re- last season’s experience (which upcoming season. “He’s worked mains a question mark going into was painful at times) will provide harder at his game than anyone the season. The Jumbos had enough more options for the Jumbos of- on the team,”remarked the coach. problems last year under the boards fense and a more coherent de- “He’s trying to make himself a and without these two contribu- fense. scorer, which he didn’t do much tors will again will lack in this The difference between this of last year. If Pat can hit the open area. Sheldon believes the Jum- year’s team and last year’s, ac- shot it’s going to help Slack and bos “won’t have the numbers up cording to head coach Bob Shel- it’s going to help Lany Norman. front that we’ve had for the last don is that “there’s more team It will just give us a new dimen- couple of years.” chemistry this year. [The experi- sion.” At this point, senior co-cap- ence] is going to help us be more Another dimension of the tain Dan Meserve will fill the multi-faceted.” Jumbos which should benefit fiom starting role at center. Meserve Daily file photo Whereas last season the Jum- last year’s seasoningwill be team was very steady and enthusiastic Tufts needs junior point guard Pat Skerry to continue his strong bos relied heavily on Blatchford‘s defense. At times last year, de- last year when called upon last drives to the hoop if they are to improve last year’s 10-13 record. performance, this year they will fensive lapses allowed their op- year. The startingrole could proj- provide relief when the started Tufts travels downtown to face have more options. They will be ponents to rip off a quick eight or ect his game to a higher level. become fatigued. Curry, Although the team once able to move the ball around and ten consecutive points late in the Sheldon is confident with Meserve So once again question marks again is lacking in personnec’they search from a variety of options. game and deflate the Jumbos’ at center. “Dan Meserve just hustles remain for the 1990-91 season, have one thing last year’s team Junior Bill Slackman wiU be called chances. This problem could be a lot. He’s not super-talented but which begins on Monday when lacked -- experience. upon to fill the shooting guard attributed to their propensity for he gets the most out of his talent” position. He averaged just under missing outside shots, which would 10 points a game and was a dead- give the opponent numerous fast- The Jumbos will call upon Jumbos looking for eye 5 1% from three-point land in break opportunities as they outre- senior Paul Chang, junior Jared 1989-1990. He also provided bounded the diminutive Jumbos. Haines, and perhaps freshman plenty of hustle on the defensive The fast-break attack would then Khari Brown, as he becomes success with juniors end. adjusted to the system, to come been working on his game during confuse the Jumbos’ main-to-man by PAUL HORAN Returning to the line-up after defense. off the bench to fill in up front. Senior SaWriter the off-season. “He’s trying to playing in only seven games last However, this year the Jum- At guard, juniors Anthony The moment of truth is less make himself a scorer, which he year because of personal prob- bos have a year of experience Schiff and Mike Victor, and sopho- than a week away for the class of didn’tdomuchoflasty”r,”added lems is forward Larry Norman. behind them which allowed them more Jason Santos have varsity ’9 1. No, nobody’s graduating early, Sheldon. Norman, a junior, only played in to adjust to the man-to-man sys- experience and will hopefully Complementing Skerry in the backcourt is fellow junior Bill Men’s Slackman, trying to fill the shoes The Editors’ Challenge Basketball of the sharp-shootingBlatchford. Also expected to be a big scorer is A Fond Farewell but this Monday marks the arri- junior forward Lany Norman, who “With the United States government, there is the judicial branch, the legislative branch, and the executivebranch. At Tufts, val of a Jumbo basketball team combines strength inside with a there is son of the Julian Branch (or at least that’s what he says). We should be kind to Senate President Julian Barnes because which will be centered around a nice shooting touch. Coming back he to write sports for the Daily, but on the other hand, what has he done for us lately? group of juniors that coach Bob aftex a semester off, Norman hopes used 3 “Coming off some very impressive weeks, the Editors’ force looks I tough to beat. It may take more than executive privilege Sheldon described as “one of the to provide some inside scoring to to beat us.” best recruiting classes that’s been go along with Slackman’s perime- And these are what very well could be the parting words of editor Dan Schorr, who after this semester will take leave Of our here.” ter game and diversify the Jumbo Fabulous sportsdepartment.Withhim will gothe wit and,um,tactofGeoffEdgers,whowouldwantmetomention hisfinenecolumn No fewer eight members forward Bruce Bligh ‘Over the Edge” presented on page five of today’s Daily. Geoff will get his last Editors’ Challenge statement after nankgiving than attack. Junior md chances are he’ll go out with a bang. I’d hate to give away who will be carrying on the torch, but let’s just say thattheY’reP=uY of this year’s squad are juniors, joins Norman as one of their most lamn cool in my (and everyone else’s) book. and with the graduation of high- athletic players in the paint I’d like to say that I’m quite upset over the loss of these two fellows, but, frankly, Sean and I have been under their wing too scoring Kevin Blatchfod and only The only freshman on the long. It’s time we got our duel We need room to sprout and grow, and we’re sick of being mere assistants! oops, SOW.It’s just two seniors on the roster, this varsity roster is Khari Brown, a that being around those editors too long (and challenging our fine Senate President in the same week) is enough too give anyone group will assume the bulk of on- 6’4“ forward from Newton, MA. % too big of an ego. Actually (here is the sentimental finish you’re all hoping for),they will be greatly missed andthe page just won’t be the same without them. court responsibility. Sheldon is Despite his soft touch inside, Hey, and, you know, even if we lose to Julian at least we can still revel in the fact that we were never shown half-naked in optimistic about their chances. Sheldon hopes to bring Brown the Zamboni. Enjoy life, everyone and don’t forget to write. “There’s more team chemis- along slowly, try this year,” he stated. “I think “We’re not going to throw him we’re working really hard in prac- in there right away,” Sheldon said. Geoff Dan Sean Neil Julian tice.” “He’s funhentauy pretty sound. Senior Dan Meserve and jun- He’s not as strong as some of our I ior Pat Skerry, the team’s co- other players.” Last Week (Pre-Monday) 10-3 8-5 7-6 9-4 I Sheldon doesn’t seem very Season 64-35 59-40 59-40 64-35 captains, make up a large part of - I this chemistry and should play womed about the team’s offense. Denver at Detroit Denver Detroit Detroit Denver Detroit key roles in the team’s perform- “Scoring’s not a problem,” he Washington at Dallas Washington Washington Dallas Washington Washington ance. Meserve, a 6’5” center, has stressed. Rather, defensive inten- Atlanta at New Orleans New Orleans Atlanta Atlanta Atlanta New Orleanr earned his reputation through hard sity is the coach’s number one work. priority, and he hopes that the Chicago at Minnesota Chicago Chicago Chicago Chicago ’ Chicago “Dan just hustles a lot,” noted squad’s experience will help the Indianapolis at Cincinnati Cincinnati Cincinnati Cincinnati Cincinnati Cincinnati .* Miami at Cleveland Miami the coach. “He gets the most out man-to-man defense he plans to Miami Miami Miami Miami of his talent.” employ. NY Giants at Philadelphia NY Giants NY Giants NY Giants NY Giants Philadelphia Meserve should share time in The coach seems optimistic Tampa Bay at Green Bay Green Bay Green Bay Green Bay Green Bay Green Bay the middle with sophomore Dono- that this mix of high-intensity Kansas City at LA Raiders LA Raiders Kansas City LA Raiders Kansas City LA Raiders van Beckel, who hopes to return defense and a multi-faceted of- LA Rams at San Francisco San Fran LA Rams San Fran San Fran San Fran from a back injury. Currently, his fense will provide for a winning New England at Phoenix Phoenix New England Phoenix status is day-to-day, and until his season. For the team’s juniors, . Pittsburght at NY Jets Pittsburgh Pittsburgh Pittsburgh return, junior Jared Haines will that means the future is now. Seattle at San Diego San Diego San Diego San Diego get more minutes. “I think they’re feeling a lot of Skeny is the team’s point guard, pressure to produce,” mused MONDAY Buffalo Houston Buffalo coming off a year in which he Sheldon. “They’ve really been Buffalo at Houston 37 51 37 averaged just under seven assists working hard to prove themselves

Tiebreaker: Total Points Scored I I per game. A vocal leader, Pat has this year.” % c November 20,1990 page ten THE TUFTS DAILY Tuesday, UNLV will be number one again this year- COLLEGE and deepest. With great size and and should help Billy Tubbs' 10 titles, but never before have season pick-up game. Don continued from page 8 speed, this will be an excellent backcourt. Kansas must replace they looked so strong going into a MacLean is a pure scorer, and ence of the "Shack," Shaquille defensive team as well. Allan four starters, and figures to havea season. Yet they will not win a Darrick Martin is a clutch per- O'Neal, should automatically Houston, a first team all-SEC down season, but second year fourth straight Pac 10 title be- former, so coach Jim Harrick puts make this team a contender. player as a freshman, will team coach Roy Williams always gets cause the presidents voted to dis- a team on the court that should be Maurice Williamson, perhaps their with his father, coach Wade the most out of his players. The continue it. The "Tucson Sky- singing Sweet 16 in March. best shooter, will be missed due Houston, to give Tennessee a Cowboys of Oklahoma State were line" of 7'0" Ed Stokes, 6'11" to academic probation. Look for chance for an NCAA bid. a disgrace last season, but this Sean Rooks, and 6'11" Brian In closing, all college basket- Mike Hansen, a transfer from The Big Eight is not as bright can be attributed to the loss of Williams, are joined by a solid ball fans should watch for Arkan- Tennessee-Martin, to fill Jackson's as last season, when three teams some key players. Byron Hous- backcourt and a talented fresh- sas to win the national champion- shoes. He might not score as much, were at some point ranked num- ton, a first team all-Big Eight man class. Chris Mills, a poten- ship if the Runnin' Rebels are but he might make the Tigers a ber one. Missouri leads this field, member (18.5 ppg, 10 rpg). Fhodd tial All-American, could be the bannedfrom defendmgtheirtitle. better team. Dale Brown is the with two first team all-Big Eight single-handedly keep them in the key ingredient in winning the The dynamic duo, or if you will, ultimate motivator, so watch out, players in Doug Smith (19.8 ppg, hunt for a tournament bid. national championship for coach the"May Day"connection ofLee these Tigers will overachieve. 9.2rpg) and Anthony Peeler( 16.8 Seven teams got NCAA or NIT Lute Olson. Mayberry and Todd Day, make Georgia retuming four start- ppg, 5.8 apg), but they are saddled bids last season from the Pacific up the best backcourt in the na- ers, but missing All-American Alec by MCAA sanctions. Jackie Jones Ten, but rest assured that that will The Bruins retum four starters tion. Yes, the Rebels will be the Kessler, will bea serious factor in is gone, but the Sooners of Okla- not happen this year. The race to and add Ed O'Bannon and Shon bestteaminthecwntryandranked the conference. The Dawgs have homa have solid talent, including the conference title will be be- . Tamer at LJNLV's expense. O'Ban- number one throughout the sea- the size to match up with LSU, Damon Patterson. Brent Price, tween two teams, Arizona and non would have made an imme- son. Southern Mississippi and and their backcourt, led by Lit- the brother of Cavs' guard Mark, UCLA. The Wildcats have won diate impact if he hadn't tom Temple a~ two teams that to watch terial Green is the league's best is a transfer from South Carolina or shared four of the last five Pac ligaments in his left knee in a pre- for as sleepers this season.

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