THETUFTS DAILY IWhere You Read It First Friday, November 22,1996 Volume -ID, Number 54 I LOOK AT US! WE’RE HIGH ON CRACKER! I Organizer of trip to Cuba may face US legal charges by LINDA BENTLEY or upper- [class] socioeconomic Daily Editorial Board background, attending presti- Having organized astudent trip gious universities like Tufts, while to Cuba last May in which three the students denied visas were of Tufts students participated, a lower [class] socioeconomic Roxbuy Community College Pro- background, part-time students, fessor Tom Reeves is facing pos- and represented five different na- sible legal action by the US Trea- tionalities, ranging in age from 19- sury Department. Refusing to re- 78.” lease the names and addresses of Murphy, who went to Cuba to ten college students who traveled study religion, said that “there was illegally to the Caribbean nation definitely acrackdown after Helms- without visas, Reeves faces fines Burton was passed, because this of up to $250,000,imprisonment, issue did not surface until this and the loss of his job. summer. Ithinkit’s ascaretactic.” The students were denied per- The Tufts junior said that The mission to receive visas by the Boston Globe, in an article amear-.. rnoro oy Kony snram State Department because of a ing on the front page yesterday, These students had a front row view in DewicWacphie on Tuesday night when they saw Guster and government ~ccrackdown,,on incorrectly reported that Reeves Cracker perform in this year’s Fall Show. The group traveled to Cuba “Tom Reeves just organized [the shortly after the passage of the group],” she said. CSL denies student appeals Helms-Burton Act inMarch which Murphy, who received a visa, further tightened the United is not in any danger of prosecu- Both receive disciplinary action, says Dean of Students States’ 33-year trade and travel tion herself. “Reeves is trying to embargo prove a byTARASHINGLE cial incident.” against the “This is not about Cuba; point” by Daily Staff Writer According to Reitman, the Asian student “lost it” nation. not releas- Last week, the Committee on Student Life denied upon hearing the verbal attack. Skilled in martial arts Erin it’s about academic ing the the appeals of two students, one recently found and wearing heavy boots, he repeatedly hit, kicked, Murphy, a freedom and freedom of names of guilty of assault and battery and another of offensive and knocked the white student to the ground, caus- junior who travel. ” students language. The verdict upheld the Dean of Students ing “extensive injury,” he said. who trav- Judiciary Panel’s decision to suspend the physical was one of Due to his intoxication and a mild concussion the 17 stu- -Junior Erin Murphy eledwithout assailant for one semester and place the racial of- sustained during the attack, the white student could dents on the official gov- fender on Probation Level 111, supplemented with not recall the events of the night. Eyewitnesses trip, which took them from ernmental permission, she said. community service and substance abuse counsel- reported, however, that he was assaulted by more Montreal to Cuba said, “This is The government already pos- ing. man one person. not about Cuba; it’s about aca- sesses record of the &dents According to Associate Dean According to Reitman, “The demic freedom and freedom of who traveled to Cuba, Murphy of Students Bruce Reitman, on the panel did not find sufficient evi- travel.” Murphy was one of the said, because their names were night of Sept. an Asian 20,1996, dence”to indicate the involvement seven students who was granted submitted on the visaapplications male student assaulted a heavily of the second Asian student in the a visa by the State Department on which were eventually declined. intoxicatedwhite male studentwho car. The victim has since healed of the day she was to leave for Cuba. “They have their information if had uttered several racial com- his injuries, among them severe Murphy said that the State that is really their goal -to pros- ments. facial damage. Department explained to the ten ecute,” she said. “They already The incident began when a car During a hearing before the students that they were not given knowthenames. Theyjustwantto containing four Asian males drove panel, the jurors decided that “the visas because “they were not en- scare people.” near the white male while he was white student did not pose a men- rolled as full-time, degree-seeking The Boston Globe reported on walking home. Two malesgot out ace” to his attacker, Reitman said. students; that they were non-tra- Thursdaythat Reeves “claims that of the car and entered a campus “Therewasno reason forthe Asian ditional students.” She said that the Treasury Department has building, while the other two re- student to defend himself.” The all full-time students, such as her- singled out his group because the mained in the vehicle. white student gave one or more self, were granted visas. agency believes the group op- Though it is unknown which pushes, but never tried to strike How can you deny one person poses US policy toward Cuba and student initiated the conversation, out against the other, he said. a visa simply because they most Fidel Castro.” the panel judged that the white As a result of the panel’s ver- likely don’t have the financial re- An event was held last night at student was the first to use pro- dict, the Asian student has left sources to be a full-time student,” the Roxbury Community College voking language, consisting of campus. In a statement written by Murphy said. “The people given “racial slurs,’’ Reitman explained. Daily fi/e photo see REITMAN, page 2 visas were all white and ofa m iddle- see CUBA, page 2 “Unfortunately, this was a ra- Dean BruceReitman Army harassment investigation to focus on top levels Los Angeles Times-Washington Bacon said. ofmoresystemicproblems, Maj. Gen. Rob- complete control over their young recruits Post News Service Pentagon officials said Army Secretary ert D. Shadley, commander of Aberdeen, and trainees. WASHINGTON-The Army’s civilian Togo D. West Jr. plans to announce Friday replied,“Ithink it’sacombinationofboth.” Holly Hemphill, a Washington attorney leader has ordered a wide-ranging investi- that he has asked the Army’s inspector Five drill instructors at Aberdeen are andchainvoman ofadefenseadvisory panel gation into the chain of command’s respon- general to find out what the commanders at alleged to have had improper, and illegal, on women in the armed services, known as sibility in the sexual abuse scandal at the Aberdeen Proving Ground ordnance relationships with female trainees under DACOWITS, said Defense Secretary Will- Maryland’s Aberdeen Proving Ground and training center knew about the alleged inci- their charge. Three of the five have been iam J. Perry has asked the group to visit into the management of the headquarters dents of sexual abuse, which include mul- charged with criminal offenses and the other Army training posts and conduct informal for all of the Army’s training centers. tiple rapes. The probe also will look at two have received administrative punish- interviews with female soldiers. The inquiry is the first high-level lookat whether the commanders contributed to ment. Another 15 trainers still are under Also Thursday, spokesman Bacon said the possiblerole of senior officers in foster- creating an atmosphere that permitted or investigation. The more egregious offenses the Defense Department had not complied ing the wrong atmosphere or otherwise fostered such misconduct. include assault, rape and threatening to kill with a 1988 congressional law that re- contributing to a scandal that so far mostly West also has asked the inspector gen- or harm the victims if they disclosed the quired the Pentagon to create a uniform has involved lower-level, noncommis- eral to assess the management ofthe Train- attacks. system for reporting all crimes, including sioned personnel, such as sergeants. ing and Doctrine Command, which has con- Sexual misconduct, including assault by sexual crimes, in the military. Some ofthe In addition, the Pentagon acknowledged trol over Aberdeen and other Army training drill instructors, isnot anew problem in the services do not keep centralized statistics Thursday it does not know how many fe- centers. Army, but has come to public attention on sexual crimes such as rape and indecent maleservicemembersare victimsofsexual “It’s an order to look top-to-bottom,” a because of the gravity of the Aberdeen assault, according to service officials in- violence each year because it does not Pentagon official said. charges. The Army made the Aberdeen terviewed recently. collect the information, even though Con- West could not be reached for comment cases public because it did not want to be Hemphill said the advisory committee gress passed a law ordering it to do so in Thursday. accused of a cover-up. had tried many times to get the services to 1988. Asked the day the Aberdeen allegations Most ofthe Army’s other major training give it informationon sexualviolence against “The department admits its deficiency,” became public whether the problem in- posts report numerous cases of sexual mis- women soldiers, but “we kept getting the Defense Department spokesman Kenneth volved a few “bad apples” or was the result conduct by drill sergeants, who have near- wrong information.” page two THE TUFTS DAILY Friday, November 22,1996 I /THE TUFTSDAILE Letters to the Editor J0hn.B. O’Keefe Editor-in-Chief they were unsuccessful - Cracker and class. Most of Cracker Guster put on great sets, and 95% of the Bryan Shelly LA’98 Managing Editor: Dan Tobin crowd enjoyed the show with dignity and Concert Board Co-Chair Associate Editors: Bill Copeland, Karen Epstein crowd was good Production Managers: Raquel Almeida, I have only one criticism of Duy Linh Karen Thompson, Haley Stein, Debbie Swibel Tu’sotherwiseexcellentreviewofTuesday’s Correction 1 NEWS CrackedGuster show. Tu states that “most A portion of Heather Case’s Letter to theNationalFluid MilkProcessors Educa- Editors: Gregory Geiman, Pete Sanbom of the audience... offended the bands.” I theEditor(“Mikopponentismisinformed,” tion Program, encourages women to in- Assistant Editors: Linda Bentley, Lauren Heist found the majority ofthe crowd to be polite 11/2 1) was inadvertentlyomitted. It should crease their milk consumption.” and respectful throughout the show. It was have read, “Roth states that this campaign The photos of the fall (concert on VIEWPOINTS promotesmilkandmeat. In fact, only milk Editors: Amy Zimmet, Jason Cohen unfortunate that a handful of overmuscled yesterday’s front page were accidently and overtestosteroned losers attempted to is targeted. The campaign, sponsored by transposed. FEA TURES ruin the evening for the rest of us. Luckily, 1 I Editors: Annie Risbridger, Micol Ostow, Meredith Portsmore

ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT Dean answers accusations of student susyended in 1.994 Editors: Jay Ruttenberg, Cara Maniaci, REITMAN male witnessing the event believed they invo ving a CD club, Reitman said that he Laura Bernheim continued from page 1 were being harassed and urged his friends stands by the original judgrnents of the Assistant Editor: Duy Linh Tu the Judiciary Panel, outlining their verdict, to “get him out of here.” They did so with Dean of Students’ Office and Provost Sol they wrote that in addition to the semester- physical firmness, but the student freed Gittleman. WEEKENDER long suspension, the student is required to himself from their grasp and ran back to- Millar had argued thathe was entitled to Editor: Rob McKeown write a 20-page paper on “non-violence, ward the group. a hearing and that there was insufficient SPORTS self-control, andself-defense,” due in Janu- Thinking the student intended to attack evidence to convict him. According to the Editors: Gregory Youman, Sam Erdheim ary. He is also advised to “relate these him, the African-American student struck Tufts Student Disciplinary System manual, Assistant Editors: Marshall Einhorn, issues to [his] training in Tae Kwon Do.” one blow to his face. “Where the evidence available is irrefut- Eric Polishook In another less serious incident, an Af- “This incident was caused by the extent able, appropriate action may be taken with- PRODUCTION rican-American student has been place don of intoxication of one student and the mis- out the necessity of a hearing.” According Layout Editors: Julie Guinn, Amy Rutenberg Probation Level I, the most lenient of the judgment ofthe other,” Reitman said. to Reitman, the policy mentioned in the Layout Assistants: Doug Clancy, Pamela three disciplinary levels, for one year. The situation was not defined as sexual manual has been in effect at the University Abrams, Gabriel Safar, Mami Rachich Charged by the University with assault, he harassment because “the women thought for years. Graphics Editors: Wenirno Poweigha, Dave Perry must undergo substance abuse counseling of [the offender] as a joke rather than a Assistant Graphics Editor: Josh Goldblum and “examine his treatment ofwomen” for threat,” Reitman continued. Copy Editors: Judith Dickman, Andrea Benoit sexually offensive behavior. The offender must also pay for medical “In the judgment of the Dean of Stu- Reitman said that while under the ex- costs not covered by the victim’s insur- dents’Office,theevidencewas irrefutable,” PHOTOGRAPHY Editors: Susan Habit, Rony Shram treme influence of alcohol, the offender ance. Reitman said, referring to testimony pre- approached a group of black women and Responding to a statement made by sented by the police, the company involved ONLINE moved suggestively while very close in KwameMillar,LA’97,intheDaily(“Senior in the mail fraud, and the student who filed Editor: Mike Weissrnan front of them. says he was wrongly suspended for 1994 acomplaint against Millar. Though the women “did not feel men- mail fraud,” 11/12)inwhichMillarclaimed Gittleman, who heardMillar’s 1994 ap- Neil D. Feldman aced bv this EUY.” Reitman said. a black his innocence in connection with a scam Deal. agreed with Reitman. Executive Business Director Business Manager: Abby Krystel Reevesfacing possible legal action by US Treasury Dept.

Ofice Manager: John Walker CUBA-~ ~ Embargo of Cuba.” The Daily will present to “directly challenge the triivel restric- Advertising Managers: John Gendron, continued from page 1 more &formation on Smith’s lecture in tions, educate the public about the ban, Sanitha Narayan Student Center in support of Professor Monday’s edition. encourage the media to cover the issue and Subscriptions Manager: Brian Murphy Tony Newman, a representative of the lobby Congress and the executive branch Receivables Manager: Freya Wolke Reeves. The Globe reported that Wayne Smith, former chief of the United States Freedom to Travel Campaign in San Fran- to change the law.” The Tufts Daily is a non-profit newspaper, publishec Interest Section in Cuba and Senior Fellow cisco, said that his campaign has openly Monday through Friday duringthe academicyearand distrib at the Center for International Policy Stud- defied the embargo law for years by taking uted free to the Tufts community. The Daily is entirelj hundreds of people to Cuba without visas. The Globe reported that Alfred Rubina, student-run; there are no paid editorialpositions. The Daily i* ies at Washington, DC was present at the printed at Charles River Publishing, Charlestow, MA. event. He addressed Reeves’ supporters, He said that he has never been prosecuted. professor at the Fletcher School ofLaw and TheDailyislocatedatthebackentranceofCurtisHalla calling the attempt by the US Treasury “We were all over CNN and the major Diplomacy, said, “The Fifth Amendment is Tufts University. Our phone number is (617) 627-3090,ou networks, and we even sent postcards to very much applicable. Ifthere isevidenceof fax number is (617) 627-3910,and our e-mail address ii Department to prosecute the professor [email protected]. 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He was in the U.S. Navy -gave him the instrumental in theremodelling of right qualifications to work in the Bray Laboratory, he is involved in mechanical engineering labs at the teaching of a lab course, and Tufts. Miragliasays times have changed. he helps students who work in the Miraglia has had a lot of les- “My students stay the same mechanical engineering labs,just sons to give while working here. age while I keep getting older,” to name a few points on such a For example, he says that if aper- muses Miraglia, an engineering long list. But most importantly, he son can do something himselfthen aide and supervisor of he shouldn’t have mechanical engineering someone else do it for labs. “There was a time him. Using himself as when I used to go bowl- an example, he said, ing with the graduate “That is always my phi- students.” losophy. I’lldothehigh- Although he may be est tech job one hour older, Miragliastill prides and the next I’ll be mop- himselfon hisclose rela- ping the floor.” tionship with students. He also be- “I try my hardest to take lieves no one should care of them,” he said. ever lose touch with He particularly re- students. “As you get members one former stu- older, you get morecon- dent who looked up to servative,” he said. him almost as a father “When 1 first started figure. “I nurtured him working here, I was through his first ro- more liberal IikeTufts’ mance,” he said proudly, students.” “andeven went with him Although he to buy his first car.” may have become more He later helped the conservative with age, student get a grant for Miraglia says he still graduate school. The relates to students. two have remained close TSAYURSS ever since. “I get a card Miraglia also every Christmas,” hasaclose rapport with Miraglia said. members of the me- rs Beyond first kisse? chanical engineering faculty. He claims that and first cars. Miradia . ,- .. has contributed in Vincent Miraglia he has been able to PSRSNt CKSIY, countless ways in the adapt quite easily to the classroom and the lab. Having is here to help students. “I pride differentPersonalitiesofthe15 faculty members. And he is not come to Tufts in January of 1978, myself in that,” he said. he has seen a lot. He suffered The Malden resident came to abovehavinga’itt’efunwiththem~ through the infamous blizzard of Tufts shortly after becoming a either. He likes to talk about the ARS YOU? 1978;heworkedwithformerNew single parent to ason who is now time that he and then-Prof- Hampshire Governor and White 22 years old. After working as a essor, now-Dean IOannis CAZZ HouseChiefofStaffJohn Sununu manageratKnoxPhotoinMedford, Miaoulis put a sign On x 2962 when Sununu taught at the Uni- and anight plant manager at GAF versity. And he has loved every company, he decided that he see VINNIE, page 8 page four THE TUFTS DAILY Friday, November 22,1996

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ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT ~ alsettos’is a touching play that audience members can relate to Adam Grosswirth directs Torn Ticket I1 fall production byLAURABERNHEIM Daily Editorial Board Who wouldn’t want to see a play whose advertising flyers have the words, “Sex,” “Love,” and ‘@J Theater I Review

“Life” written in large letters on them? Well, as inviting as these words may be to you, you needn’t let them beyour only draw. Falset- tos,theTornTicketII fallmajorfor which the flyers were made, is a wonderful production. Photo courtesy of Torn Ticket I Falsettos, directed by Adam Douglas Burns, Drew Stern, Cathryn Krantz, and.Katherine Sullivan Grosswirth and produced by as Marvin, Whizzer, and “the lesbians from next door” in Torn Ticket CharleneEllsworth andKatie Reiff, opened last night in the Tufts Balch 11’s Falsettos, which is playing this weekend. Arena Theater and will be holding Katherine Sullivan), the charac- way through, it is certainly adiffi- performances tonight and tomor- ters learn what it means to be a cult piece, and probablymoredif- row night at 8 p.m. Despite a few family. ficult to find capable players. acoustical problems in the Arena, They also learn the meaning of Grosswirth and his assistant, the play presented an evening love. KatrinaBauerlein, did anicejob of bound to delight even the most Falsettos is a touching play, pulling off such a task, having skeptical Tufts student. full of issues nearly everyone can composed a very talented cast. Takingplace from 1979-1981, relate to. Even though your father Even more remarkable is the Falsettos is the story of Marvin may not have left your mother for amount of young talent in the (Drew Stern), who wants nothing aman, surelythereweretimes when show. Excluding Feltman, Krantz, more than to keep his family to- you had little respect for either of and Sullivan, the cast consisted gether. Aftercomingtotermswith your parents. Events surrounding solely of freshmen. Their talents his homosexuality, he divorces his the Bar Mitzvah, for example, are all to be commended, espe- wife, Trina(LeeKath1een Sullivan) brought back memories that were ciallythose ofTaylorand Rothfield. and becomes romantically in- almost painful. During the scene Taylor has a wonderful voice, and volvedwithaman, Whizzer(Dou- when the adult characters were all does a good job of portraying a glas Burns). While his young yet singingabout Jason’s Bar Mitzvah confused and sometimes bitter precocious son, Jason (Josh as if it were theirs and not his, woman whose life has taken an Feltman), is coming to terms with leaving him alone in the middle of interesting turn at the start of the the entire deal, and his psychia- the stage, I smiled in sympathy Play. trist, Mendel (Brette Rothfield) is with Jason. How well I knew what Rothfield is quite convincing wooing Trina, Marvin wants ev- he was going through! And as Mendel, the psychiatrist. I had eryone to love him and remain a whether you are a heterosexual or no problems believing that he was family. As father and son finally homosexual, you can understand hot and heavy for Trina after his reconnect, Marvin and Whizzer the pain of lost love after Marvin first few sessions with her. He is break up and reconcile, Jason pre- and Whizzer have broken up. good at portraying both a comic pares for his Bar Mitzvah, Mendel The musical deals with the is- and preaching role at the same and Trina get married, Whizzer is sues in agentle way, as well. Even time. Healsocarries hisvoicewell stricken with a new horrible dis- though there is music involved, throughout the play. He also man- ease that is “spreading” (what we the audience immediately becomes ages to keep it on an evil keel and are to assume is AIDS), and with part of the world and forgets any has an appropriate voice for show the help ofthe “lesbians from next sense of unreality. door” (Cathryn Krantz and Since this show is sung all the see FALSETTOS, page 13 Drinking, gambling, mugging, and heartbreak abound Brandon and Donna get Humanitarian Awards Perpetual ‘guest star,’ Amanda is in full force by ABBY SCHWARTZ bags before she sets in to seduce him. It by MCOLOSTOW in advertising, which no one understands Daily Staff Writer seems nothing gets Val’s hormones racing Daily Editorial Bored more clearly than Craig, the well-coiffed This week, the writers of 90210 show morethanamanmadeofmoney.ButDavid Here’s aquestion; what’s the story with young maverick. As he rifles through . howmuchtheyareachingfornew storylines refusesValerie’s advances. Moreinterested Heather Locklear being billed as “special Daddy’s drawers in search of one file or when a random redhead named Melanie inhittin’thecasinothaninhittin’skinswith guest star,” on Melrose? Pardon me, but another, hestumble3upon-what’sthis- wanders into the Peach Pit at the start ofthe Val, David anxiously sets offto start drink- she’s been on the show since at least my hismother’s conveniently-stashed Last Will episode. It seems Melanie was fresh offthe ing and gambling. freshmanyearagoodtwoyearsago-isn’t and Testament. Seems Craig is heir to 33 plane and on her way to meet her fiance Phil Back at Brandon’s house ofhospitality, it time that we acknowledged her status as percent of the shares at D&D. Wait -but at his motel, when her purse containing all he will be there “regular?” that would make him ... hmm ... controlling ofher money and the name ofthe motel was suddenly snatched by a thieving ond date. Craig misin- erous samar

of horrors!) until Melanie remembers the name ofher fiance’s motel. Clearly smitten by her pretty little face, Brandon drives her to meet her man, only to find that he has already checked out. Eager to help his new on Kelly, who is determined to make Mark is going down the tubes fast. She offers Sigh. Matt’s trauma is not the only heart- friend, Brandon insists that Melanie tempo- wait andwaitforanightfull ofecstasy with Allison$5,000tocomebacktoD&Dtempo- break taking place at good old Wilshire rarily shack up at Casa de Walsh. They her.Acrosstown,BrandonadmitstoMelanie rarily to land an important campaign. This Memorial. Kimberly is rapidly losing leave his home phone number at the front thatheisstillinlovewithKelly, andthetwo displeases Jake to no end, and he tells Michael to Megan, Melrose’s answer to desk in case Phil should happen to call. new friends discuss their dreams and aspi- Allison that he’d be happy to buy her new Pretty Woman.Michael formally asksMeg Meanwhile, David is treating Valerie, ration overcandlelightandabottleofwhite clothes and other pretty material things. to commit, to be his “mistress,” and they Steve, and Claire to an exciting and luxuri- wine. Damn Brandon-give the girl a little Allison (foolish thing) declines the phat ceremoniously toss her black book out the ous getaway in Las Vegas. While settling time to ”mieve. new wardrobe, but swears to stand by her proverbial window ?ieverfear,though, Kim- man as the trusty barmaid. into their fully stocked suite, Valerie barely see 90210, page 13 gives David enough time to put down his Yep,it’sadog-eat-dog industryoutthere see MELRoSE, page l4 page six THE TUFTS DAILY Friday, November 22,1996 Tickets Available on Monday For A Lecture Given By:

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Sponsored by Golden Key National Honor Society,The TCU Senate, and the Tufts Democrats Friday, November 22,1996 THE TUFTS DAILY page seven SPORTS Jumbos readv to spla sh ./ 0 A 0 0 into upccIming ca1npai gn Swimmers plan to make waves towards New Englands

byHOWARDNEWl” McNamara said. “The outlook members qualified forthe Champi- Senior Staff Writer looks very positive. We’ve had a onships with only nine of them “Swimmerstakeyourmarks ... lot of important workouts and a lot graduating last year. With a good Splash!” of freshman are fitting into the portion ofthe squad having Cham- Herecomesthe 1996-1997Tufts mold.” pionship experience under their Possick added, “This is a re- belts, the Jumbos will spend the building year. We have a good season focusing on qualifying for Swimming recruiting class and eight solid the New Englands held in March. P-7> freshmen. It’s not going to be the AsPossick discussed, “Themonth same and everyone is going to of March will dictate how good a men’s swimming team, and even have to step it up.” year we will have.” though the Jumbos have quite a From lookingattheswimming Among the top swimmers on few new faces this year, they hope team, the word “unity” immedi- the team areTodd Stien,TimYoung, to continue the winning tradition ately comes tomind. Certainly, this Michael Connor, and Ian Ross. of the past few years and have a distinct quality serves as an ad- Stien specializes in the200-, loo-, successful season. vantage over other teams in the and 500-meter freestyle races, The Jumbos are led by senior division. “We are extremely sup- Young is an excellent breaststroke captains Tim McNamaraand Ben portive ofeach other,” McNamara swimmer, andconnor isatalented Possick. McNamara has been on remarked. “We are much tighter swimmer in the butterfiy. Last year, the team since his sophomore year than other teams.” Ross finished third in the New and is a great distance freestyler. Possick added, “We are very Englandchampionshipsin the200 Possick specializes in freestyle spirited and have a good social breaststroke race. sprinting, and is entering his fourth relationship with each other as Overall, there are 37 swimmers season as a swimmer at Tufts. well.” Furthermore, Coach Don on the team this year to go along Many of the team’s gifted swim- Megerle is a strong advocate of with just one diver, Jason Marzcak. mers graduated last year, though, team unity and is an outstanding From the looks of the practices so the pressure will be on this duo leader. thus far, it appears that the win- to lead by example. ning tradition will continue. Despite the team’s youth, the Last year, the swimming team co-captains have an optimistic was 8-1 and finished third in the The first dual meet of the sea- outlook about the upcoming sea- New England Championships. In son will take place tomorrow at son. L‘Wehave a lot of new faces the previous two years, the team Clark. Tufts will host its first meet and it is a brand new team,” finished second. Twenty-two on December 7 against Bowdoin. Pressure’s on What do you know? Miracles do happen. After weeks of losing, Swingin’ Sammy Erdheim finally put everythingon the line and pulled offhis first Ed Challenge win edging out his fellow DC boy Marshall Einhorn by one game. Though Sammy is still Pack’s Rison in last place, he has closed the gap and will challenge Greg You“da”man“but I’m not” and The Mighty Shook this week in his by JORDAN BRENNER attempt to escape the cellar. Though winning twice as many weeks as Einhorn, Shook is nevertheless three games behind and Senior Staff Writer remains the only Sports Editor who can’t grow facial hair. Even though Youman is two games up on Swingin’ Sammy, he is the A coupleoflittlethingsare botheringmethis week, lone Sports Man to not win a single week. That’s why he’s stepping down to assistant today. What he should do is just qui1 so I’m going to ramble on about them, because I can. because he has about as much chance of winning a week in this year’s EdChall as Sammy does of remembering his birthday Why is Leroy Hoard’s 100-yard performance a celebration earlier this week. Einhorn, whose life is a juggling act, has grown very arrogant with his building lead over his big deal? As I have stated time and time again, colleagues. That’s okay, he’s bigger than us. running backs are a dime-a-dozen. They all have Not facing a serious challenge from any recent Challengees, the Sports Guys look to Tufts own Sports Guru Paul Sweeney I L roughly the to pose some type of threat. It would be hard to find someone on the Hill who knows more about Jumbo sports so now we’ll seehowmuchheknowsaboutprofessionulsports.Paultookhispicksquite seriously,realizingthewide-sweepingramifications ofwhat appears in this spot every Friday. Whether or not Paul pulls off the upset and takes Week 13’s Challenge, the Sports Department would like to thank Paul for all his help over the years. Up-to-the-minute stats and faxes and an open door at all L 1 bf what the of- times makes our job a lot of easier. So, thanks Paul . . . . and we hope you lose. fensive line is doing. Hoard certainly wasn’t bad enough to be cut by two teams but definitely is not a top running back either. It’sjust a question of fitting Greg Sam Marshall Eric Paul Sweeney into a system and having enough room to run. Last Week : 7-8 11-4 10-5 8-7 iports lnformatioi What’s with Andre Rison? This guy has to have Season to Date: 72-49 0 70-51 1 76-45 2 73-48 4 Director fallen as far as any player in recent history. Two years New York Jets @ Buffalo Buffalo Buffalo Buffalo Buffalo Buffalo ago, he was an all-pro receiver for the Falcons, and Jacksonville a strong argument could be made that he was the Jacksonville @ Baltimore Baltimore Jacksonville Baltimore Baltimore second-best receiver in the league, behind Jerry 9an Diego @ Kansas City Kansas City Kansas City Kansas City Kansas City Kansas City Rice. He signed for big money with Cleveland, seem- lenver @ Minnesota Denver Denver Denver Denver Denver ingly lost his motivation, and suffered through a ndianapolis @ New England New England New England New England New England New England miserable 1995. He wasreleasedafterrefusingtotake letroit @ Chicago Chicago Detroit Chicago Chicago Detroit apay cut, and was pickedup by Jacksonville, where ;an Francisco @ Washington San Francisco Washington Washington San Francisco San Francisco he continued to disappoint. He was released after \lew Orleans @ Tampa Bay Tampa Bay Tampa Bay Tampa Bay New Orleans Tampa Bay last weekend, and just when things looked their 4tlanta @ Cincinnati Cincinnati Cincinnati Cincinnati Cincinnati Cincinnatti bleakest for “Bad Moon,” the Green Bay Packers Zarolina @ Houston Houston Houston Houston . Houston Carolina signed him to hopefully save their depleted wide Oakland Seattle Oakland receiver corps. Clearly, this is Rison’s last chance. He Iakland @ Seattle Oakland Seattle lallas @New York Giants Dallas Dallas Dallas Dallas Dallas still has the size, speed, and hands to be a top Philadelphia receiver. Perhaps a winning atmosphere like Green ’hiladelphia @ Arizona Philadelphia Philadelphia Philadelphia Philadelphia Bay’s will resurrect his career, but ifnot, he will end 3reen Bay @ St. Louis Green Bay Green Bay Green Bay Green Bay Green Bay up being one of the most wasted talents in NFL history. Hopefully, Rison will seethe light andshape Monday Night: up, before he gets shipped out for the final time. Pittsburgh @Miami Miami Miami Miami Pittsburgh Pittsburgh Game of the Week Tie-breaker: Total points 31 40 38 42 46 San Diego (6-5) at Kansas City (8-3): The top two teams in the AFC West that don’t play in Denver square off in a battle with major playoff implications. Kansas City is currently tied for SPORTS the second-best record in the NFL, yet the Chiefs most likely will not finish any better than the top wild Saturdav, November 23 Invitational, 12:OO. card position in the AFC. San Diego, meanwhile, is SPORTS Women’s 6-ball: vs. Regis, Women’s Squash: fightingforthefmal wildcard birth,just like last year, @ Cousens Gym, 2:OO. @ Middlebury, 2:OO. as the Chargers are currently tied with Houston for Hockey: @ Quinnipiac, 7:30. that position. SPORTS Men’s and Women’s Sundav. November24 Iiseems that nothing ever changes in Kansas Swimming: @ Clark, 1 :OO. Men’s Squash: @Williams Men’s Squash: @Williams Invitational, 12:OO. see NFL, page 14 Friday, November 22,1996 page eight THE TUFTS DAILY Tufts’ staff by day, softball coach by night VINNIE atTuftsdon’tcomesolelyfromlab -Michelle, 17, and Lisa, 14. He Intramural Sig[n-Ups continued from page 3 work.Heremembersthenumberof coaches Lisa’s softball team in Professor Chris Rogers’ lab door times that he dressed up as Santa Billerica and is president of that read “Quarantined.” Claus, for various engineering Malden Northern Litl le League, “He believed it, too,” Miraglia Christmas parties. This was done for which his son used to play. November 21 & 22 laughed. a bit reluctantly at first, but some “My son has long since grown Miraglia says that anyone who students took him to a costume up and I haven’t,” he said about has had close contact with him shop and the part was his -for a his role in youth baseball. would describe him as someone few years anyway. “No one knew It is easy to see Miriiglia’s love who never has a problem holding who I was.” forhis life,job,andhis family. Yet a conversation. His girlfriend of For his 40th birthday, graduate another wall is adorned with sev- nine years, Susan Ramsdell, once students and members of the de- eral photographs of the softball saidthat ifMiraglia was in Grand partmentthrewhimasurprisebirth- and baseball teams that he has Central Station with thousands of day party. Butperhapssomeofhis worked with. In his desk drawer, In the Room 217A in Halligan Hall From 1250-230 people who did not know one an- greatest memories involve many you can find several pictures, in- (opposite main athletic ofice) other, “Vinnie will talktothem all.” of the well-deserved tributes that cluding those taken at his 40th Miraglia then went on to ex- he has received. A wall in birthday party, his stirits as Santa plain what his colleagues at Tufts Miraglia’s office displays a letter Claus, and many other occasions. like to call a “Vinnie Minute.” A saying that a senior had named And henever forgetswhat is in his “Vinnie Minute”, he said, can last him as a person at Tufts who had pictures. 5-man team Basketball S10 forfeit fee anywhere from five toten minutes. touchedhislife. Anotherwall holds Miraglia tells about the time as team The expression originated when the outstanding service award that a woman who was married to Sign up a Miraglia would tell co-workers in that he received from the depart- one of his former students came Indoor Soccer the lab that he would “be back in ment ofmechanical engineering. by his office. He recognized the $5 individual fee. aminute.” He would then proceed Aside from being a wonderful last name, pulled out a slide from Sign up as an individual to run into someone else in the hall influence on the students he en- his desk featuring two hands hold- ‘ and start a conversation with that counters, Miraglia is also a good ing lab equipment, and asked, “Is Floor Hockey oerson. oarent figure to his son, as well as this yourhusband’s ann?” Amaz- . S5 individual fee Miraglia’s positive experiences io his g~lfriends’two-daughters ingly enough, it was. 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CN022: East-West Perspectives on Fascism: Japan und Germany There are so many 53+ Xnouye/Mariin (Co-listed as Japanese 084 and n German 084) opportunities in college. Don’t 1% this one pass you by! Comparative study of fascism, its history and foundations in social and political developments and ideologies; philosophical and historical concepts through literature. Selection for the 1997-1998 staff art. myth. The structure of fascism and fascisl iconography. Fascist tendencies in modem Japan anc will begin with mandatory Germany. In English. information sessions at Friday, November 22,1996 THE TUFTS DAILY page nine

Nixon ordered break-in-atliberal think tank, tapesI reveal Los Angeles Times-Washington papers have been long known. Haldeman, writing in his now-pub- were first reported by the San Fkin- Plumbers,” to run political and Post News Service The tapes reveal Nixon feared the lished diaries, said the president cisco Examiner Thursday. national security probes. The WASHINGTON -- President liberal-leaning think tank and and top aides believed that June “They have a lot of material,” president later described their Richard M. Nixon ordered a break- would go so far as to order a bur- day that a conspiracy existed Nixon told Haldeman, referring to purpose as stopping leaks and in and theft at the Brookings Insti- glary to discover what it had. amongpeoplewhowantedto make Brookings. “I want,the way 1want investigating sensitive. security tution in June 1971 so he could The archives log saidNational public Vietnam War documents. that handled, Bob, is get it over... matters. But the group would gain learn what informationthe public Security Adviser Henry A. Haldeman died in 1993. . I want Brooking (sic), just break notoriety for covert operations policy center had collected on the Kissinger, Defense Secretary “There’s a general agreement in, break in and take it out. You such as the September 197 1 break- Vietnam War, accordingto newly Melvin R Laird and Attorney Gen- that there is very definitely a con- understand?’ in at the psychiatrist’s office of released White House tapes. eral John N. Mitchell were also in spiracy here, on these (Pentagon) Haldeman responded, “Yeah, former Pentagon official Daniel In aconversationthattookplace the room. Mitchell has since died, papers, and Laird alluded to some but you’ve got to have somebody Ellsberg, who had leaked the clas- a year before the Watergate break- and Kissinger and Laird denied intelligencethey had that he didn’t to do it.” sified Pentagon Papers to the in that eventually drove him from knowledge of any break-in talk get into detail on,” Haldeman’s Nixon: “Well, you, that’s what Times. office, Nixon told Chief of Staff Thursday. June 30 entry says. I’m just telling you. Now don’t Stanley N. Wellborn, Brookings H.R. Haldeman to “break into the “I have absolutely no recollec- The Senate Watergate Commit- discuss it here ... .” publicaffairs director, said Thurs- place, rifle the files, and bring them tion of any such conversation,” tee report detailed the White After a few broken sentences, day, “The atmosphere in Wash- out.” Kissinger said in a statement re- House’s concern that Brookings Nixon said: “You’re to break into ington in the early ’70s was such At one point, with characteris- layed by an assistant. “I seriously was planning a study based on the place, rifle the files and bring that all sorts of organizations be- tic gruffness and punctuating each doubt that I was ever in the room Vietnam papers similar to those them out.” camesuspect... . Therewerenever word, Nixon said, “You go in to when such a conversation took that had been leaked to the New “I don’t have any problem with any Pentagon Papers here. And inspect ... and clean it out.” place. Even if I had been there YorkTimesand Washington Post. breaking in,” Haldeman said. there was never any break-in or No evidence has surfaced in earlier, I would have left the room The panel took testimony that Nixon cut him off: “Just go in firebombing. So much ofthis story the last quarter-century that the once I had completed whatever I Nixon aide Charles W. Colson and take them. Go in around 8 or9 is laced with hyperbole.” late president had advance knowl: had needed to discuss with the planned to firebomb the building o’clock ... .That’s right. You go in edge ofthe break-in at Democratic president.” and steal documents, an allega- and inspect. . . and clean it out.” Morton H. Halperin and Leslie headquarters in the Watergate, and Laird said he does not recall tion Colson denied. A few days after the Times Gelb, who were friends of Ellsberg this is the first direct proof he Nixon talking about a break-in at Nixon’s comments are part of began publishing the Pentagon and at Brookings at the time, both authorized another burglary. No Brookings. “I don’t think 201 hours of White House tapes Paperson June 13,Nixonapproved said Thursday Brookings never break-in at Brookings was ever Haldeman would have carried it made public Monday. The refer- creation ofan investigative unit in had a copy of the Vietnam docu- reported. out,” Laird said. “I think it just ences to the Brookings break-in the White House, known as “the ments. WhileNixon’s words were made sounds like he (Nixon) was a little public only this week, in tapes upset.” released by theNationa1 Archives, Nixon gave the order on June his administration’s anxiety over 30, 1971, the day the Supreme leaks concerningUS involvement Courtrejected the administration’s in Vietnam and fear Brookings request to block continued publi- OPEN FORUM might have obtained classified cation of the Pentagon Papers. Judge rejects defense attorney’s request to today delay O.J.3 testimony with Los Angeles Times-Washington ports about the trial. Post News Service “If anybody tries to influence SANTAMONICA,Calif.-O.J. you or ask you questions about it, Simpson is scheduled to take the let me know,” he said. JOHN KING witness stand at 9 a.m. Friday de- On direct examination spite an l Ith-hour plea from his Wednesday, Bodziak linked lawyer that his testimony in the Simpson to the murders through civil trial be delayeduntil Monday. a controversial photograph taken Director of Public Safety Citing the court case in Santa at a 1993 Buffalo Bills game that Ana where Simpson’s former in- purports to show Simpson wear- on laws are fighting him for custody ing Bruno Magli shoes. Here and ofhistwo youngest children, Rob- at the criminal trial, Bodziak said ert Baker asked Superior Court bloody footprints at the crime ’AMPUS2 SAFETY and SECURITY ISSUES Judge Hiroshi Fujisaki to adjourn scene were made by size 12 Bruno the wrongful death trial until Mon- Magli Lorenzo shoes, The defense day so Simpson could have the says the photograph is a phony, weekend to “clear his head.” and Simpson says he never Simpson has been in the Santa owned such shoes. If you have questions about: Ana courtroom all week. The photographswas taken by But Fujisaki refused, saying Harry Scull, afree-lancephotogra- ’ Lighting arrangements had already been pher, who says he did not discover

made with the judge in the cus- the picture until after the criminal Emergency telephones ~ tody dispute. He ordered Simpson trial. He then sold it totheNationa1 to appear as planned. Enquirer. Safety Shuttle Simpson, who was acquitted of Thursday, in a combative criminal charges in the murders of cross-examinationby Philip Baker, his former wife Nicole Brown son of Simpson’s lead lawyer, Escorts Simpson and her friend Ronald Robert Baker, Bodziak said there Goldman, has been charged in a was no evidence of a second set Walking Patrols wrongful death suit filed by the of footprints at the crime scene, victims’ families, who are seeking but conceded that his analysis Residence Hall Security monetary damages. For the past was limited to photographs pro- five weeks, lawyers for the families vided by the Los Angeles Police have been setting the stage for the Department. moment Simpson takes the stand, The defense has challenged the presenting layer upon layer of authenticity ofScull’s photograph. If you have recommendations for improving safety or if you just blood and fiber evidencethat they In the head-to-toe picture, which want to participate in an open forum on these and other campus say links Simpson to the double Scull said he took from 75 feet homicide. away, Simpson is seen stepping safety and security issues: The last witness on the stand forward on a football field, expos- was FBI footprint expert William ing the sole pattern of his right Bodziak, who concluded his testi- shoe. The defense suggested that mony Thursday morning. Before such detail would not be possible dismissing the jurors for the day, from that distance. Fujisaki took note of the intense After court, Daniel Petrocelli, media buildup overthe past week. the IawyerfortheGoldman family, He told the jurors, who are not said he may question Simpson for JOIN US TODAY sequestered, that they could take as many as three days. Besides the the rest ofthe day off, but admon- seven women and five men on the ished them not to discuss the case, predominantlywhitejury,there are read newspapers or watch TV re- six alternates. FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 22 at 4 pm Laminan Lounge, Olin Building page ten THE !t"TS DAILY Friday, November 22,1996 e Congratulations to: Profew Gerald hill Young Paik '99, and Greg Hong '00 Thanks to Participants.. . Proferror Jim (Ilarer, De Nguyen '97, Joanne lzeto '98 and Proferror luzanne Onorato, Mariko Nakanirhi '97, Ravi Nagi '98 and Proferrorr Paula Aymer (Hort) and Ruth Hriao (Judge)

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We require that the above mentioned student organizations submit the following material: two typed and dated copies of your constitutions. We need a mt"W2r list that consists of 15 signatures and includes telephone and ID numbers. We also require a second typed version of this member list. On this second list could you please denote the current officers and include their addresses. Please also include some proof of activity that complies with your constitutional purpose. Examples include items such as minutes from a meeting, ticket stubs, or publication. At our office, Room 206 in the Campus Center, you can pick up a recognition,/re-recognitionform that must be typed in and returned. As opposed to past years, this is the only piece of paperwork that must be filled out. All material must be handed in by November 26, after this deadline all student organizations that have not handed in their material will be declared de-recognized by the TCUJ and will no longer be able to receive Senate funding. If you have any question as to your organization's status or the recognitionhe-recognition process, feel free to call our office at x2298 or Co-Chairs Seth Wadleyx8115 and Josh Rubin 623-6143. Thank you, The TCUJ Josh Rubin Ben Sklaver Mike De Silva Seth Wadley Henry Owens Bill Cahill Do you like ancakes? Do you like syrup? These are just a ew of the rewards you can reap by Pjoining the Daily. But what's the relation between a small college news aper and tasty breakfast foods? That's or us to know and you to find out. r Find out Call ~3080and write, draw, take ictures, lay out, deal with money, SOMEc HING. page eleven iday, November 22,1996 THE TUFTS DAILY I Back by Popular Dciiiancl You we Invited to the Openin, of: Ski and Snowboard Sale!

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Saturday, Nou. 23rd 64 6 DewicWMacPhPe 5.g 8:30 - 1O:OO p.m. Culture Show CY [. ’& mg 1O:OO - 10:30 p.m. Ethnic Food 10:30 - 1:00 a.m. Dance Party @P.&- Tickets: $4 in advance ?%- $5 at the door Snonsored by: ACT, ACF, JCC, CCC, FCS, KSA TASA TAST. USC &theAsian llmerican Center Friday, November 22,1996 THE TUFTS DAILY page thirteen Later issues of comic book lack the fresh originality found in original issues .. PREACHER in his closing comments tothe first comics. There’s an Irish vampire Bachalo and Barry Windsor-Smith that’s too bad in both ways. Some continued from page 5 issue: “Ifyou see a fat guy, do you who’s never cheaply referred to as ifthe marriage actually worked- people are probably going to mis- two. Originally enough, they dis- say he’s lacking in dietary control such, the ghost of John Wayne, an is so accessible that I can overlook take escapism for a lack of good cover that God has abandoned the motivation?No! You say “Layoff immortal demon gunslinger, an his faults too. writing and criticizethe book’s lack earth, and decide to go on a cru- the fucking donuts, buddy!” angst-ridden teen, deformed after As for the moral depravities ... of realism; others might just feel sade to find him. So like most books Preacher is just that: it’s the liter- shooting himself in the head to be well, Ennis walks atightrope with the book is too guy-oriented. Still with similar pretentious concepts, ary equivalent ofmooning the PC like Kurt Cobain (affectionately Preacher, and it’s easy to see how othersmightjustbe fed up reading the book is filled with gothic an- police and farting in their face for referred to as “Arseface”), and the allthatcanget realoldreal fast. His about disgusting people doing gels and demons, people finding punctuation, just more satisfying world’sunluckiest cop. Thetitle is later issues seem to be lacking the disgusting things no matter how new and interesting ways to say on more levels. littered with colorful characters. fresh originality found in the se- well written it is. the word “fuck,” and -- let’s not The entire series is seething in Sure, it’s still a mystery why ries’ original issues and replacing But Preacher’s exactlythetype forget -moral depravity after moral some hilarious black humor, and everyone in heaven talks like the them with more character devel- of book which is too easy to let depravity. Let’s see... in its two the script is crisp and witty, while British (‘cuz y’know, everybody opment. In order for the series to recede into the foreground. It’s years, the book has showcased still keeping the dialogue natural, knows angels are American), how work, though, it’ll need an equal already received the popularity redneck cops, child pornography, a tough balance to keep. What certain characters can take knives share of all three, and it’ll be a that’ll undoubtedly repel some of David Lynch-inspired S&M, se- separates Ennis from the no-talent through the hands without scream- testamenttoEnnis’ skill asawriter the audience that the book is try- rial slashings and mutilations, the hacks who are pissed off at soci- ing, or why certain immortal de- toseeifhecanpullallthatoffin24- ing to target, and who knows, introduction of Jesus DeSade, and ety for steppingontheircat-and mons look like cowboys, but 1can page monthly installments. For maybe trying to win those souls of course, sex with chickens. Preacher from Glen Danzig-in- get over that for the sake of the now, though, he’s doing a pretty backare lost causes. I’m not sure. Needless to say, there was noth- spired piss-on-authority-brouha- book’s escapist fun. Artist Steve good job. Which brings me back What I am sure about is this: all my ing to make me expect high art. So has - is that Ennis has a solid Dillon’s visual storytelling skills to receding into the foreground. 1ifeI’vealwayslikedanimals,and it’s easyto imaginehow surprised conception of what makes a good are clean and distinct, although Some people are going to vehe- Preacher got me laughing out loud I was when I really found myself read. Sure, there are people get- his action panels do prove to be mently hate Preacher for the same at a cat being flushed down the enjoying this book. Oh sure, the ting blown away all over the place too static at times. Still, his art - reasons why other people are un- toilet; ittakesahelluvawritertodo - comic’s synopsis couldn’t read and hitmen getting neutered by a reminiscent mix between Chris doubtedly going to love it, and something like that. more like a pseudo-anarchist’s wet garden shears, but there’s also the dream, but outside thosetrappings, portrayals of Jesse and Tulip, two there’s a unique story that’s obvi- people who are obviously head ously told with a lot of heart by over heels in love as they try to writer Garth Ennis. define trust and power in their Preacher is about more than relationship. There are the themes nastiness for the sake of being of loyalty and friendship amongst nasty; it’s about in-your-face lib- the book’s characters in a way eralism out from annoying PC re- that’sreminiscentyet singular fi-om pression and late-’SOs pop psy- John Woo’sfinestwork. Andthen chology. Ennis himselfputs it best there’s an originality that’s pure David loses his clothes on Bev 90210 cards, watch, and clothes, leaving continued from page 5 him passedout on the bed in noth- Back in Las Vegas, David’s ing but his sexy little boxers. The putting down a lot more than one next morning the gang has no clue bottle ofwine. Thegamblingfour- where he is, so they call Donna some continue to have a fun filled and insist she fly out to Vegas and weekend as they attend a perfor- come to David’s rescue. Excuse mance given by Donna’s ex-boy- me-why don’t they just give her friend, the one and only ... Ray a pin that says ‘‘I’m Mother Pruett! It seems the gang has for- Theresa” and call it aday already. is now accepting gotten that Ray pushed Donna Back in Beverly Hills, Melanie down the stairs, covered her house is also preparing to jump on a applications for managment posi- with smashed pumpkins, and plane, back to her hometown in threatened to take both her and his Ohio. Just as she’s about to leave, own life -- now they’re suddenly Phil “the rat” calls and tries to tions for Sx>ringof 1997. the best of friends, and very ex- apologize, desperately trying to cited to see each other. How win her back. Melanie stands TSR provides a &eaFopportunity tc peachy. After the concert they hit strong, however, and decides to the casino again, and although a return to Ohio a single woman. She get invaluable job experience, meet crazy hunch ofClaire’s leads her to explains to Brandon that she plans win big bucks (who knew she was to save enough money to return to people, and make money. a psychic as well as a genius), LA and fulfill her dream of living in David starts to lose big. Despite California. We are left with the Valerie’s desperate attempts to get feeling that Brandon may have him back to the room and into bed found a future girlfriend, the per- (can you say, “nympho?’), David fect Midwestern girl he has been sets out for another casino. searching for. That is, if he ever He doesn’t get very far, how- forgets about Kelly Taylor. ever, before he is approached by The end ofthe episode brings us TSR includes: two attractive girls who invite him back to Las Vegas, where Donna to party in their room before head- arrives to save the day. She fmds ing to the next casino. David ac- David in his hotel suite, completely cepts the invitation and returns to humiliatedandcoveredin tears, and the girls’ hotel room, where they shepromiseshimthat shewill never get him so plastered that he passes let anything like this happen to him out cold. With all the liquor he’s again. “I’m losing it,” he mumbles, been putting down, you’d think assheholdshim inherarms.Andas he’d have a bigger tolerance. But the camera moms in on their cheek the girls are clearly professionals tocheekfaces, it isclearthat David’s and they rob him of his cash, credit hture hangs in the balance. Feltman is a convincing child FAJSETI’OS and nifty ways to serve up “Bar continued from page 5 Mitzvah Cuisine.” Plus, when she tunes. sings in the second act with her While many fifth year seniors lover, Dr. Charlotte, her voice is might be offended at hearing, “You beautifbl.The rest of the cast is act just like a 13 year old,” Josh quite good, as well, with Douglas Feltman may be the one exception. Bums and Drew Stem carrying off If I did not know better, I would rolesasthemale lovers, andCathryn Pick up an application at the information have thought that he was a young Krantz playing a lesbian doctor booth, or stop by our offices at 17 boy instead of someone just about concerned that “something bad tograduatecollege. Duringascene that is happening” and spreading. Chetwynd Road. where Jason was fighting with his Falsettos will be performed to- motherand father, heactedjustlike night andtomorrowat 8p.m. in the Applications.. are due by December 3. . any crabby adolescent boy would. Balch Arena Theater. Tickts are Junior Katherine Sullivan was $6 and are available in the Arena If you have any questions, very good as one of the lesbians Box Oflce. For groups of ten or from next door. As Cordelia, she more, there is a special group rate please call Marc or Bree at 627-3224 hilariouslv exDeriments with new in which tickts are $4 each. I BE A PART OF All T#E UPCOMING ACTION AND EXCITEMENT! WRITE FOR SPORTS CALL -.US . AT __X3090. I page fourteen THE TUFTS DAILY Friday, November 2:2,1996 At least Jane has chic haircut MELROSE can’t seem to stay away fiom the continued from page 5 tasty service and studly men at the berly takes it all in stride - she restaurant. She brings Jane out to wants Michael to have someone dinnerforafim change ofpace, but to comfort him when she’s gone. poor Jane’s simply not ready for 111 Professor Fred Harris Seems to me that he’ll be too busy social contact. She flees to the so- vying for chief of staff of the hos- lace of the nearest pay phone and Department of Political Science pita1 sincehis primecompetitionis callsmornanddadinChicagototel1 the recently-incarcerated and them that she’ll be making a trip University of Rochester stylishly suspendered Peter home soon to, er ... “find herself.” Bums. Wouldn’t the privacy of your own Peter, meanwhile, begs Taylor home be more appropriate lor acall for permission to tell Amanda ofthisnature?Idon’tknow,I’mjust about their true relationship, but not sure that she’s ready to handle Topic: “Rock in a Weary land: Religious Institutions Taylorwon’t hearofit. She doesn’t reality. After all, just last week she and African-American Political Activism” think that Kyle would take the was threatening Jake and ,411ison. newswellat all. ToobadKyle’stoo Well, she’ll always have her chic busy makin’ eyes at Sid, who just pixie cut, ifnothing else. Chiefs have had a solid season Nl?L the Chargers’ featured imnning continued from page 7 back, a title that changes ,asoften Monday, 1 1 /25/96 City. The Chiefs have been solid as Dennis Rodman’s hair color. all season, as usual. Steve Bono Stan Humphries is playing through has produced above-average pain, as he seemingly always does, 3:30 - 5:OOpm numbers again, despite a lack of and has somehow managed to get Ill healthy, talented wide receivers. the job done. He has been aided by The ageless Marcus Allen once the improvementofwide receiver 111 Rabb Room (Lincoln-FleneCenter) again leads the Chiefs in rushing, Tony Martin, who has caught an and Greg Hill has provided an ex- NFL-best 1 1 touchdowns. cellent change-of-pace off the Defensively, San Diego still bench. The success ofthese seem- relies too much on Junior Seau. COURSES WHICH SATISFY THE WORLD CIVILIZATIONS REOUIREMENT ingly average offensive players Kurt Gouveia’splay in the: middle can be directly attributed to one of has allowed Seau to nish the the top offensive lines inthe game, passer more, but that is a role which continually wears out op- Gouveia should not have to play, ponents as games progress into and does not best suit his talent. Description of the World Civilizations Requirement: Students must complete one designated course their latter stages. The front four has not performed in world cilivizations. The course will explore fundamental cultural concepts and historical The Chiefs’ offense has been up to expectations, which is amajor processes, and/or will consider the ways social groups within a given society participate in that good enough to allow a top-notch reason why San Diego is giving up society’s culture. World civilizations shall study in depth a non-Western civilization or civilizations defense to win games. Derrick Tho- 349 yards per game. The Chargers or the interactions of non-Western and Western civilizations, with equal attention given to both. mas is on top of his game, as he is gave up an unfathomable2 5 points For the purposes of this requirement, the non-Western world is considered to include: Africa, Asia, tiedfortheNFLleadwith 11 sacks. to Tampa Bay last week, proving the Caribbean, Latin America, Oceania and. pre-Columbian North America. Neil Smith has been dominant on that they can not be counted on to the defensive line, andMark Collins step up every week. has led an aggressive secondary Both ofthese teams havetradi- with five interceptions. tionally played well in important Kansas City’s defensive pres- regular season games. Kansas As of November 20, 1996, the following courses have been certified by the Faculty Subcommittee City’s home field advantage and , on the World Civilizations Requirement: sure should cause problems for San Diego, whose offense has generally more consistent play Anthropology 10, 30, 110, 115, 118, 120, 122, 124, 132, 134, 142, 148, 162, 181, 184; been extremely inconsistent this givethemthenodthisweek.Chiefs American Studies 11 (Latin American Film and Literature); season. Leonard Russell is now 23, Chargers 17. Art History 1, 4S, 5, 11, 13, 13A, 14, 211121; Chinese 61, 62, 80, 101, 111, 112, 192 (Introduction to Chinese Civilization); CIS 150; Dance 70 (Cross-listed as World Civ 21); English 36, 45, 91 (Cultures of Black Britain), 191C (Thiid World Women Writers), 191D (Black World of Literature and Film), 1916 (Literature of Chinese Diaspora); French 44, 46, 45, 179, 181; German 84 (co-listed as Japanese 84 and CIV 22) History 7,8, 43,44,47,48, 51,52, 53, 60, 61, 62DA (Islamic Activism in the 20th Century), 62GB (History of Armenia in Modem Times), 62SS (Turkey, Iran and Afgahistan), 63,64,65, 66,68, 69, 70,71,75,76GL (Brazil and Argentina), 77,78,133, 134,1392,137, E38,142, 150, 151,155,156, 184BM (The Great Multi-National Empires and Their Legacy), 185JP (Women, Patriarchy & Capitalism in Africa), 192CK (Foundations of Chinese Thought), 192LS (Japan as Modek1890- 1919), 194A-c (The Arab East and the West); Japanese 61, 62, 84 (co-listed as Ger 84 and CIV 22), 91 (Post-war Japanese Literature), 92 (Introduction to Japanese Film); Music 2, 271127, 28, 41; Political Science 9OL: Turning Points in Latin American Politics, 121, 126, 127, 129, 130, 136, 168; Religion 43, 48; Sociology 149 (People on the Move), 188 (Women in Migration); Spanish 30/130,34,50/150, 101, 103, 105, 106, 107, 108, 156, 191 (Testimonial Literature of Latin America); Women’s Studies 72; World Civilizations (CIV) 1, 2, 5, 6, 9, 10, 15, 16, 19, 21 (co-listed as Dance 70), 22 (co-listed as Japanese 84 & German 84) World Literature 122

An updated list of .the courses approved for the World Civilizations requirement is kept in the Office of the Dean of the Colleges and the World Civilizations Office, basement, Eaton Hall 110.

Tor courses that are not on this list but may seem appropriate, please check with Charles Shiro nouye, Assistant Professor of Japanese, Chair, Subcommittee on the World Civilizations Zequirement, ext. 2359, e-mail: [email protected]. (Faculty are urged to check their Ifferings for possible inclusion in this list and to contact Prof. Inouye.) Questions about team- aught courses offered by the World Civilizations Program (marked CIV) should be addressed to Time flies. Before you k now ?of. Vida Johnson, Director, World Civilizations Program, ext. 3407, e-mail: it, you’ll be graduating,U [email protected]. marxjed with children. an.d you’ll wonder where it all went. Friday, November 22,1996 THE TUFTS DAILY page fifteen

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