\* ,.. ~ ,.., ...... THE TUFTS DAILY Where You Read It First [email protected] 30,1992 Vol XXV, Number 35 ANYONE KNOW HOW TO GET TO WEST HALL? Tufts representatives featured

on premiere- of WFNX program by CAROLINE SCHAI~I;ER hers issued to the administration. big burden because they were the 1)aily I:,ditoriaI hard Upon announcement of the rally‘s only visible people on campus To aid the debut of WFNX’s c)ccurrcnce. Salzer said that the available to go into classes and r;idio progr,un One in Ten, three University “gave in lo” creating talkabout what it meant tobegay, members of the Tufts community the position iuid had pledged to to do all the public education offered their perspectives on gay, hire a coordinator to benefit the within the University commu- lesbian and bisexual issues on Tufts coininunity this year. nity,” Wishik said, adding that the today‘s collcgc campuses. Despite their announcement students were previously doing Tufts Lesbian Gay and Bi- prior to the rally.Salzerdescribed that for “faculty, staff, other stu- sexual Center Director Heather how speakers from “all over the dents and for themselves.” Wishik and Tufts Lesbian Gay city“ and approximately 500 stu- Wishik expressed that she is alld Bisexual Community Inem- dents turned out for the “full-day pleased that her role takes some bcrs Lisa DcWolf 5‘94 aid Andy event.“ of the work from the TLGBC SalmA‘94 helped host the first The University hired Heather members’ shoulders, since it al- of the wcekly shows which will Wishik to fill the positionofcoor- lows them to “do peer support,” focuson gay. Iesbiariatidbisexual dinator for the Tufts Lesbian Gay adding that it is something that issues. Monday’s show addressed and Bisexual Center on campus. they do “beautifully.” specifically the theme of being which welcomes all students aid Callers also questioned the The Animation Festival may be gone, but the spirit lingers on. gay, lesbial or bisexual on the offerseducation and counselling. Tufts’ representatives about the ~ c&ge campus, with Dew&. Salzerrespondedtocalls which structure of the TLGBC and S;dzer. aid Wish& fielding ques- inquired about the TLGBC’S in- whether or not any divisionshave Volunteers get set for tions froin student callersand &- ception and structure at Tufts. He occurred within the group. cussing theircxpcriencesattufts. said that the 20 year-old Tufts’ DeWolf said that there are A studcrit froin Northeatern student group focuses their con- some subgroups under the “um- approaching election Uliiversity &() appeared on the cerns on ihrce main issues: sup- brella” of the TLGBC, citing show to help the discussion of port, education and politics. “Women Who Love Women,” the by CHRISTOPHER RODEEN In her unmist,?kable Massa- issues relevant to gay, lesbiauiaid “The crunpus as a whole has lesbian faction of the TLGBC Senior Staff Writer chusettspatois. veteran Lawrence biscxual life on the collcgc cam- always perceived us a radical, whichorganizesactivitiesthatare On the day headlines around State Senator Pat McGovern pus. political group and that in itself both separate from and a part of the country were publicizing the spclledout the Democratic agenda The issues Salxerand DcWoIf comes about because it’s a queer the TLGBC. She stressed, how- State Department investigation characterized by attention to the concelitr;ited on dealt with the org,anization,” Salzer said. ever, that neither of the groups are into Bill Clinton’s mother‘s pass- environment. healthcare. abuild- cvellls which spurned the Univer- Salzer added that the creation exclusive, and welcome all stu- port records. Democratic loyal- ing down of the military. and the sity to create the position of a of Wishik’s position has had an dents on campus. ists gatheredat Harvard forarally politics of inclusion directed to- TLGBC coordinator. as well as extremely positive effect on the “There are outlets for women in support of their presidential ward all people regardless of the effect that Wishik’s psition student group. since her responsi- or others to join, though there’s candidate atid State Senate hope- sexual orientation. gender. race, has hiid on the TLGBC. bilities as coordinatorhelp lessen still a larger group of everyone ful Dianne Wilkcrson. ‘and ethnicity. DcWolfcitcd Sharon Waschler the work of education that the together,” DeWolf said. Against a backdrop of fresh- On the environment she Iam- J‘92’s efforts in organizing the TLGBC had traditionally taken DeWolf also discussed the is- - - faced Harvard students holding basted Bush for his “disgraceful TLGBC raliy last October where on. sue of sexual orientationdialogue aloft red. white, and blue Clinton/ behavior at Rio.“ On education over 500 students united in front “By getting Heather and her in classes, stating that since Tufts Gore ‘92 phicards. a succession she asked of the highly partisan of Ballou to suppcxl gay. lesbial position takes a lot of the educa- has several Gay Studies classes of speakers hainmered away at crowd, “tell me one thing George atid bisexual rights at Tufts. Dub- tion off of our backs and lets us be these issues are addressed fre- the theme of change. They spoke Bush has done for our schcwls ?” hing Waschlcr 3s the“followerof students first. which was one of quently. on the environment. on which “Bush is the past, Clinton is the the entire railly for the [Wishik’s] our big concernsbecause we were Salzer also focused on the per- according to City Counsellor future.” she boomed, closing with position.“ DcWolf described the educatblg the CanPUS and trying ception that many students have Frank Deuhiiy. “the choice could an itivoci\tion of tile memory of details of the demonstration. to UYiW to ducate Ourselves and of the TLGBC at Tufts. not be clearer.” considering Sena- Harvard alumnus John F. “Sh2rc)li got together ;I group be in school.” Salzer said. “AtTufts. it is thestraightcom- tor Albert Gore‘s much publicized Kennedy. She klieved ,and the of students to put together a rally, Further. SalzersaidthatWishik munity and the media that have cnviromncntal conscience con- onlookers agreed. now is the time In& a list of grievances “does ;I lot of the education and portrayed the TLGBC as a rad- trasted with Vice President Dan for the passing of the generational dcm;uids and put it forth to the ahathe studellt group to focus cal,politicalorganization.Idon’t Quaylc’s effort to reduce envi- torch in Amcric‘an politics to lhe admjnislration to say we should more On SUPpofl.“ He said that he necessarily see htastrue,”Salzer ronmental restrictions. younger generation Bill Clinton not he ignored we need anew believes that the TLGBC is “do- said. One speaker after another in- represents. p)sition t~ improve queer life on ing a lot better” this year in terms Wishik said that since her po- voked the image of a “tired and A trip to the Bush aid Clinton campus.” DeWolf said. of being able to support students. sition and the center on campus innefective”Bush administration. campaign headquarters four days According to Salzer. the ere- Wishik agreed with Salzer, are viewed as “neutral,” many bereft of econanic leadership or later put a human face on all the ation of a piid lesbian gay and stating that before the inception students see her as a “safe person a fundatnental understmJing of rhetoric. Bush HQislocatedabove bisexual cM)rditiator was one of of her position, the students were to turn to.” the great issues facing thc coun- the components the list weighted With a ‘‘big bur&n.” see CANDIDATES, Page 3 main on see RADIO, page 9 try. of grievances that TLGBC mem- ‘The students were Carrying a Albano discusses goals, past achievements as senator and 727. two education reform ficulty in getting these billspassed. Joe Kennedy and Ed Markey. bills. These provided for an in- “They [administrators, teachers, He attended Boston Univer- creased voice for teachers, and a parents] were all on board and sity, where he majored in educa- number of funds to improve the they flew through the legislature,” tion and history. He served in the quiility of education. he added. army for a total of three years. For “Our approach was to set up a Among his other accomplish- the past 26 years he has taught program in which people would ments were the passage of the learning disabled children in submit proposals for the allcm- Clean Indoor Air Act limiting Wilmington. polls Tuesday, they will aot only tions of funds.” said Albano. where people can smoke. He also Albano and his wife Julie have be electing a president but also a Through thisprugram,carly child- co-sponsored the Generic Drug three children,Michael,Peter,and state sen;itor. Democratic candi- hoodeducation was increasedand Law, which “stopped the spiral- Julie. date Sal Albruio is running for the the early dropout rate decreased. ling cost of medication.” scat he held from 1984 to 1990. Most of the money for the schools While in office,Albano worked aid in a recent interview he out- closely with Tufts. lined his plans if voters send him came from a pcr capita allotment I Inside I of approximately $1 0 per student. “I always had a pretty decent Features...... p. 3 hack to office. Included in Chapter 727 was rehtionship with the Tufts com- Among Albi1tiO‘S gods if The Caribbean Club has big plans, the C,amcgie Schools Program munity,” he said. As chairman of and once again, local kids are celebrat- elected ‘are to cslnblish a univer- the education committeehe often sal. single-payer health care sys- funds which encouraged site- ing Halloween on the Hill. based maniigcment worked with Professor Stephen tem. “The experts are now saying . “We left it up to the schools to Winter of Lincoln Filene Center. Arts ...... p.5 thilt this is the way to go. I have Matt Carson reviews his choice “hor- to “I would like Tufts to reach out been saying it for eight years.“ decide how spcnd their money ror“ flicks, and the Boston Ballet offers but thcir decisions had to fit into and work with the nearby-com- Albano said. munities,” he noted. an inside view of The Nutcracker. The candidate. whose oppo- certain parameters.“hc explained. Albano’s candidacy has been nent is incumbent State Sen. “We encouraged longer school Sports ...... P. 7 endorsed by US Senator Ted tennis capyres fourth place Charlie Shannon, a republicran, days. extended years, and team Women’s Dally fllepho tcac hing.“ Kennedy, former US SenatorPaul in the NE Invitational, while football also aims to push education re- Tsongas. and US Representatives faces Amherst tomomow. form. “I will improve the quality SenatorialcandidateSal Albano ’ Albano encountered little dif- - )age two THE TUnS DAILY Friday, October 30,1992 THE TUFTSDAILJ: I Editorial Patrick Healy I One group’s quality of lite Editor-in-Chief During the past year, the Hispanic American Soci- population as those living in Bridgewetcalf or Capen Managing Editor: Paul Horn Associate Editor: Jeff Geller. Elizabeth Yellen ety has aggressively pursued their desire for a center, House, and the society is not an exclusive organization an on-campus house, and a paid advisor for their Tufts which would use a Center or advisor solely to serve Production Managers: Julie Comell. Michael B. Berg constituency. After seeking passage of resolutions of their self-interests. NEWS . support through the Tufts Community Union Senate, Rather, like the new director of the Tufts Lesbian, Editors: Caroline Schaefer, Stephen Arbuthnot now is the time for the students to approach the Gay and Bisexual Community Center, an advisor or Assistant Editors: Chris Stripinis, John Wagley Wire Editor: Joel Goldberg Administration with their requests - and for the gathering place would be open to all Tufts students. VIEWPOINTS University to respond. Such established leadership for Hispanic Americans Editor: Jessica Foster This year Hispanic Americans comprise the second would expand the group’s influence and activity in FEATURES largestracial minority group at Tufts, and there is good Tufts social life and campus events beyond the small Editor: Rob Mirman housing unit they currently occupy, thereby benefiting Assistant Editor: Massa Bayrakdar reason to expect this population to grow further. With ARTS a vibrant, supportive student group and a range of the entire community. Editors: Eiin Dugan, Madhu Unnikrishnan . classes concentrating on the culture,Tufts is an appeal- Last November members of the TLGBC rallied for Assistant Editors: Matt Carson, Nadya Sbaiti ing institution for Hispanic Americans. a paid advisor and an on-campus house, and African SPORTS Editor: Phil Ayoub Therefore why should this group be deprived of American students here have staged events calling for Assistant Editors: Doug Katz, Marc Sheinkin these three benefits when other minority groups, in- more classes fo,cusing on black history and issues. PHOTOGRAPHY cluding Asian Americans and African Americans as Meanwhile, Tufts Hispanic American population has :ditors: Ami Recordati, Tabbert Teng, Julio Mota lssistant Editors: Tara Kernohan, Matilde PeFda well as gays, lesbians and bisexuals, Jews, and Catho- spent over a year lobbying the Senate to address their PR ODLICTI ON lics each have some or all such amenities?The society’s needs; but the Senate can only take so much action. Layout Editors:Lori Ruben, Dirk Reinshagen. requests are not complaints of being shortchanged; This week the Hispanic American Society sent a Jamie Fink iraphics Editors: John Pohorylo, Chris Capotosto rather, Hispanic Americans are asking the University letter this week to administrators and the Housing Classifieds Editors: Stephanie Romney. to recognize their growing numbers, and their expand- Office outlining its requests, and a Senate resolution Jennifer Rich supporting these requests will be discussed and voted Copy Editors: Elana Vatsky, ing needs. Cheryl Hoaon, Michael Agulnek The only reason the University has to not subsidize upon at this Sunday’s meeting. Senators have come these requests is financial. But because Tufts places out in large numbers favoring such a resolution. Now Larry AW such a priority on students’quality of life, the Admin- is the time for the Administration to respond as well, Executive Business Director istration can only assign its inaction to money for so and the Hispanic Americans on campus certainly Business Manager: Gizern Ozkulahci long. Hispanic Americans represent just as unified a deserve its support._- Office Manager: Alyssa Soracco Receivables Manager: Lyle Mays Subscriptions Manager: JL McHenry Letters to the Editor

concern to our organization. Since the Halloween Party is on format, and I told Mr. Jehlen that we might The Tufts Daily is a non-profit newspaper, publishet spring semester of 1992, our rapidly grow- To the Editor: agree to a debate in the future if the onday through Friday during the academic year and dis ing group been working to find a place ibuted free to the Tufts community. The Daily is entire1 Contrary to what many people may has structurewere different. Never did anyone udent-run: there are no paid editorial positions. The Dail where we can grow our roots and further printed at Charles River Publishing. Charlestown, MA. think, the West Hall Halloween Party is on Senator Shannon’s campaign agree to a mature as a society in order to be able to debate. Therefore. to say that Senator TheDaily is locatedat the backentrance ofCurtisHall a still on. When the party was originally share our culture with the Tufts commu- Shan- ufts University. Our phone number is 1617) 381-309C canceled a week and a Nfago. we got non canceled at the last minute is a blatant usiness hours are 9:131 a.m. - 5:iJl:i pm.. Monday througl nity in general. Afterrealization and care- tremendous support to continue the fight lie. riday. and 1:CjC:i pm. - 5:iIl:! p.m. on Sunday. ful consideration. we decided that since SiibscriptioiisareS25 for3 full year. Ourmailingaddres to keep the tradition alive, After much This obvious fabrication becomes ap- the number of Hispanics has increased so :TheTuftsDaily.PostOfficeBox18, MedfordMAti2!S? debating. we were able to organize a party parent in the article‘s factual contradic- ibsciiptions are mailed in weekly packages. dramaticallyduring the past two years, our tions. In the first paragraph. it states that .~ I in a manner we, as West Hall residents. The policies of The Tufts Daily are established by next logical step was’ to establish a more ajoriry of the editorial board. Editorials are established b: feel stays close to the original type Shannon canceled the day before the de- of party stable and permanent foundation for His- rotating editorial board designated to represent a majorit, but still abides by the Administration’s bate. which would have been Monday. ’ editors. Editorials appear on this page. unsigned. Individ panics and the Tufts Gommunity at large. Later it quotes Sara Greendlinger say- ileditorsarenot necessarily responsible for.orinagreemen rules. For this main reason. we are in the process as ith, the policies and editorials of The Tufts Daily. The party will be this Friday night from ing that he canceled on Sunday night. Not The content of letters, advertisements, signed columns of once again petitioning the administra- 9 to 1. and it will be held strictly inside only do these two statements not jibe with rtoonsand graphicsdoesnotnecessarilyreflecttheopinioi tion to provide the Tufts community with The Tufts Daily editorial board. each other, they are also absolutely not West Hall. The admissions price will be one more resource, the Hispanic Culture reduced this year. All guests wearing a true .. Letters to the Editor Policy Center. costume will be admitted for just $3. The Such tricks are not new to this cam- The Tufts Daily welcomes letters from the readers. Thi The said center, would entail the ttem pageis anopen fonunforcampusissuesandcomment West Hall party is also benefitting the paign. Over the last several weeks, numer- ‘out the Daily’s coverage. Administration’shiring a Center Director/ Shannon roof-racks, bumper stickers. Letters must include the writer‘s name and a phon homeless in the area. Anyone bringing a ous Advisor and hisher office would then be and signs have been stolen: This is also not unber where the writer can be reached. All letters must bl canned good to the party will then receive located within the Hispanic House. The :rified with the writer before they can be published. an additional $1 off the admission price, the first time an opposing campaign or its The deadline for letters ro be considered for publicatiol Hispanic Center would not only be an bringing the price down to only $2. Any- workers have attemptedto slander Senator the following day’s issue is 400 p.m. administrative office but it would also Due to space limitations, letters should be no longer thu one not arriving in costume will be Shannon in the press. penal- serve as a residence for those students ;O words. Any submissions over this length may be editei ized $1. so we strongly urge all guests to The Daily has a responsibility to verify r the Daily to be consistent with the limit. Letters should bi interested in living in this house to learn come properly attired. facts before publishing any article. By not companied by no more than eight’signatures. more about the Hispanic way of life. This The editors reserve the right to edit letters for clarity doing so and printing lies, you have be- It took a great deal of work on the part house would be occupied by students of iblication of letters isnot guaranteed. but subject to tht of many residents to keep the tradition come just guilty of slander those who scretion of the editors. various backgrounds and beliefs. as as Lettersshouldbetypedorprintedfrom anIE3MorIBM alive. If not for theeffortsof DanaZakarian, provide the incorrect information. I urge The Hispanic Culture Center would impatible computer in Ietter-quality or near-letterqualit! Neil Gaudion, and Patty McDermott (and you to print a front page retraction, cor- ode. Letters written on Macintosh computers should bt serve to enrich the Tufts Community cul: recting the lies in Thursday’s article. ought in on disk - files should be saved in “text-only’ many others) the tradition would have turally, academically, and socially. If you at.and disks should be brought in with a copy of thl a week and a half ago. Planning the died are interested or wish to support our cause tter.Diskscan bepickedupin’lheDailybusinessofficeth8 party this year was much more difficult Dan Citron A’93 llowing day. please join H.A.S. at our bi-weekly meet- in the past. Last year (and all years Tufts Coordinator, Shannon Re-election Letters should address the editor and not a parti* than ings. Ournext meeting is Nov. 4 at 9:30 in dividual. While letters can be critical of an individual‘ Campaign before) we only had to hire a DJ and buy the Campus Center Conference room or tions. they should not attack someope‘spersonality traib refreshments and decorations. This year The Daily will not accept anonymous letters or pe: joinusattheSenatemeetingNov. 1at7:00 unes except in extreme circmstances if the Executiv we were told that there were rules but p.m. mrd determines that there is a clear and prrsent danger tm never told specifically what they were. It Non-Greek supports e author. The Daily will not accept letters regarding th seemed that every idea we came up with To the Editor: iverage of other publications, unless their coverage itsel Thais Hoyer ‘94 I would like to begin by commending IS become a newsworthy issue that has appeared in Th violated some new administrative rule, so Member, House/Advisor/Center Com- aily.TheDailywillacceptlettersofthanks,ifspcepebtl we had to start over from scratch. After BOMYStarr on her letter in yesterday’s It will not run letters whose sole purpose is to adveaise a mittee of the H.A.S. much time and effort was spent we finally Daily regarding her support of the Greek vent. system. I too am a senior, not involved When writers have group affiliations or hold titlk I were able to plan a party that I hope ositim relatedtothetopicoftheirleaer,TheDaily willno’ everyone finds enjoyable. I hope that in Albano’s campaign directly with the Greek system, but in iat in italics following the letter. This is to provide addition strong support of it. Having attended fra- ifomation to the readers andis not intended to detract fro! thefutureWestresidentsdon’thavetodeal ie letter. with the problems we did and the party is spreading blatant lies ternity parties over the past three years, I ClassiReds Information never threatened to be canceled again. To the Editor: how that there is more than just a small All Tufts students must submit classifieds in perso The article inThm@y’sDaily entitled handful of supporters. All of those people repaid with cash or check. All classifieds must be submittt that I have waited in 1ine.with and been y 3 p.m the day before publication. Classifieds myalso I Bob Mann E’93 “Albano speaks at University” contains a ought at the infomation booth at the Campus*ter. A West Hall Residential Association factual error and blatant lies, apparently wakedintoby,cannotbeasapathetic and lassifieds submitted by mail must be accompanied by see LETTERS, page 9 heck. Classifieds may not be submitted over the phone. President presentedin aneffort by Albano to damage Notices and Lost &Foundsare free and run on Tuesda: the campaign of incumbentSenator Charlie nd Thursdays only. Notices are limited to two per week p Shannon. Editor’s Note rganization and run space permitting. Notices must I Center would enrich dten on Daily forms and submitted in person. Notici Approximately two weeks ago, Albano In yesterday’s Daily article “Albano motbeused to sell merchandiseor advertisemajorevent Tufts community campaigner Nick Jehlen contacted me re- speaks at University, ” the statement of The Tufts Daily is not liable for any damages due I garding a possible debate between the two rpographical emrs or misprintings except the cost of tl To the Editor: State Sen. Charlie Shannon’s “cancel- isertion, which is fully refundable. We reserve the right As members of the Hispanic-American candidates. He proposed a debate format lation” in participating in Tuesday :fuse to print any classifieds which contain obscenity, are I sponsored Society (HAS) wehave decided toaddress which was extremely biased -- night’s forum should have been ataib- n overtly sexual Aature, or are used expressly to denigrate by the Tufts Democrats and moderated by erson or group. an issue that has become one of main uted to challenger Sal Albano’s cam- their President. Sen. Shannonrejectedthis paign staff. \...... ~ .,.\.I1 ,, ~.,...,.....~. ~ .,.>> ..

Friday, October 30,1992 THE TUnS DAILY page three FEATURES Local children invited to campus again for Halloween on the Hill Caribbean Chb shares culture by SAM KLEIN enjoy Caribbeanculture.The club its prevent the club from schedul- by STEPHEN ARBUTHNOT 1)aily MalT Writer “tries to stay away from politics ing a more diverse selection of Daily Editorial Board Even if you haven’t heard of cultural events. Although Carib- “One of Tufts‘ oldest traditions,” will take place this Sunday, and stick with people and fun,“ them. you have undoubted y heard McLctchie said. This does not bean culture consistsof more than according to Tufts Community Union Senator, freshman Ken them. or rather the inusic they mean. however. that the club ig- reggae, reggae’s fame and popu- Archer. bring. from Jiininy Cliff to nores serious issues. An event larity attract a larger public. By “Halloween on the Hill” will host 200-300 first through third Y>~iiViilOU. planncd for next semester is a programming reggae bands, the graders from Medford and Somerville at Tufts to participate in a They arc the Tufts Caribbean lecture by a Fletcher professor. club raises more money aid con- variety of Hdlowcen activities. Among the choices will be mask Club. crcatcd in IYXX with the who formerly taught at the Uni- sequently. the TCU Senate allo- painting. pumpkin carving, a haunted house and story telling by intent to bring Caribbe;ui culture versity of the West Ipdics at cates it more funds. McLetchie Tufts student volunteers, according to Archer. to Tufts. Membership is open to Trinidad. In the past. the Carib- hopes that the club will soon be anyone intcrcstcd. lhough the bean Club has co-sponsored fiixuiciallystrong enough to show- Approximately 20-30 volunteers will help put on this TCU inajority of active incmhers do case lesser-known forms of Car- Senate sponsored event and it will take place in the lounges of four spcaikcrs with thc Lecture Series tend to he Caribbean, either by and the Hispanic society aind in- ibbean music to Tufts. such as Uphill dorms: Cumichael. Miller, Houston, and Wren. birth or ancestry. The club en- tends to continue doing so. calypso. hi planning is anoutdoor The event is being organized by Archer. as well as Kimi Wolson. compasses both the English

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..... I , ... * . Friday, October 30,1992 THE TUFTS DAILY page five ARTS Frightened silly ’onHalloween by MATT CARSON As a general rule. any movie overtly for laughs than the first. Ihly Editorial BO^ whose title features the words It’s a lot like the Three Stooges. Plastic stuff that’s supposed to “Atruck of the” is probably not Pay special attention to the scene be really spooky is being dis- scary in the lea5t. but definitely in which a severed head bites played in m,any a shop window good for a decent laugh. Be sure downonthehero’shandandwon’t and on m,any a front lawn in these to keep an eye out for titles begin- let go, so it must be clamped into late weeks of October. Maybe ning with “It Came From,“ and a vice and chainsawed off. No, some of it actually is scary. Fear. “Cime of the.” “Return of’ and really, we mean it. like beauty. is in the eye of the “Revenge of‘ are also safe bets. Another set of very classy hor- beholder. Next on our list is Basket Case, ror spoofs consistsof Swamp Thing But it just seems like every the heartw,arming story of a man ,and Return ofSwamv Thing.Dick single year. people trot out the and his raisin-like Siamese twin, Durock plays the thanklessrole of siitnc old, tired scare tactics. This on a quest to get revenge on the the scientist who turned into a whole business of being scared on doctors who separated them. You plant in a horrible lab accident. Halloween is getting kind of old can also try its sequel, in which Louis Jordan plays his arch-en- itself. Think about this for a little the deformed twin falls in love. emy, the brilliant mad scientist while: why do people go to such We believe these films were in- Dr. Arcane. Both of these films great lengths to have the living tended to get afew laughs, simply feature some subtle and well daylights sciwed out of them‘?It is because the thought that they were aimed digs on B-movie cliches, so that later on. they can have a made seriously is too depressing. and fantastic, self-mocking per- good laugh at how scared they Both feature insipid dialogue and formances by Jordan, Adrienne The Samples performed at Avalon on Monday night to promote were (“You should have seen your effects so bad you can‘t even call Barbeau, and Heather Locklear. their latest release, Nu Ruunz. face.. .’). them special. And who can possibly forget But in these fast-paced times, For the sake of going in alpha- what is perhaps the greatest hor- we may not have the leisure time betical order. let us now suggest ror spoof of all time, Re-Anima- Boston rockers get a to spare. Rigging up ill1 kinds of some more handy indicators of tor. “Herbert West has a brilliant stuff to make trick-or-treatersflee cheapo horror. Watch for titles head on his shoulders, and one in of in terror takes time. So does cre- featuring the words “Beast,” the dish on his laboratory table,” taste The Samples ating a costume. Many of us just “Blood,” and “Brain.” Consider said the poster. How could you Scnicw Staff Wntcr don’t have the time to get scared yourself blessed if you ever hap- not love a movie like that? I hate with ii rocking version of “Did pen upon a tasteless little film togiveaway the ending, but itjust The Samples may hail from You Ever Look So Nice?“ that anyinore.Sohowdo wegettothat far-away Boulder, Coloriido, but laugh at the end of the rainbow? called Bruin of Blood, about a seems to perfectly illustrate the cvcii got ii inosh pit going. For thcy sure know how to get Eliminate the middle man! mad scientist doing brain trans- tone of this insidious little flick.

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A\\ Monday, November 2 Prizes For Best Costumes 7:OO L 11:OO pm h6 Tuesday, November 3 DJ, Karaoke and Games 3:30 - 6:OO & 7:OO a 11:OO pm Wednesday, November 4 $2 w/Costume 7:OO - 11:OO pm . $4 w/o Costume All auditions wiU take place in the Balch Arena Theater. Sponsored by the RHA Win a Hair Cut from Hair-Phenalia Scripts are available in the Balch Arena Theater o&ce for sign-out. Dinner for two at Jay‘s Deli box Or Pizzas from Napoleon 2 Please see the callboard in the Balch Arena Theater loLby Nicks house of Pizza for additional idormation and audition sign-up times. or College pizza All interested students are encouraged to audition! **********I Friday, October 30,1992 THE TUmS DAILY page Seven SPORTS Lemieux to rewrite hockey record books by DOUG KATZ "Dream Line". Juneau will prob- Daily l~clitorialBoard ' ably be better off with his own Like him or not, Mario line. but being on a line with the Lemieux is iion yariel when it sure-haded oaks ,-mothurt. . comes to putting the puck in the 3. T~~~~ Selanne __ RW, Winnipeg Jets. This Week in Selanne is the next coming of Jari Kurri. To see to two Finns play is Fl basically see twins. Selanne is a iast-skating winger looking for a net. WOW. AS Harry CxaJ' would center in Winnipeg. Currently he say -- Holy cow. If his back is pired with Thomas Stem, but dWStl't kick Out (to the delight Of look for fellow newcomer Alexei non-Penguin Patrick fans every- Zhamovto center the fleet Finns' where). Lemieux will destroy line. Wayne Gretzky's single season scoring record. It seeins that after 4. ~ikolaiBorshevsky -- LW, ' every game Lelnieux and , Toronto Maple Leafs. Nikolai is linemates LW Kevin Stevetlsand legendary inhishomeland.Valeri RWRickTocchetplay.Lemieux's Kamensky may or may not have scoring pace increases. There are been the best left wingerin Soviet

League. hut there arc few more give him a run for his money. At intriguing thenMario'sassaullon 26. Borshevsky istooold tobethe the Great One's record. Calder Trouhv winner. The rea- Jumbos in limbo at midseason Rookie Report son this ruiekxists is that after This Seasot1's crop of fresh- Sernei ~akarovwon the trophy Look to Saturday- to improve upon deceiving 1-2- 1 mark inen and rookies (there is adiffcr- in 1989, the league thought that by CRAIG OHTNEH ing fashion. they earned a tie giiines in arow. last Saturday. encc) is definitely thclnost im- and rookie of the year should be a senlor stdr writer against league powerhouse Wil- was blown out by Wesleyan, 46- pressivc in recent memory. Led younger player. Basically the Halfway through the scasotl, liarns on homecoming weekend. 12. Oneofthc few bright spots for by Eric Lindros. a center for the league didn't want former Soviet Julnbo football enthusiasts tnay Freshmen quarterback Greg Pe- Amherst thisseasonhas heenrun- Philadelphia Flyers, the this players winning theaward for the see the nrc>vcrhi;al .. glass as half ters has performed well in filling ning back Brian Orlando, who SCILWII'S first year players arc a &it five or si; years. t 3 in for Pandolph. and shows much diverse bunch. rushed for 104 yards last week promise for the future. Sopho- and scored two touchdowns. The 1. Eric Lindros -- C. Philadel- 5. Drake Berehowsky -- D, Football more widcout Chris Mikulski is phia Flyers. Lin&os is an abso- Toronto Maple Leafs. Even talented freshman figures to keep cri-joyingmother fine season, and the Jumbo defense's hands monster. but after wimessing some though his name would lead one 1 I full. m iscurrentlyatnong the league lead- In spite of Amherst's record, of the other rookies. he may not to believe hit he, like his fellow full or half empty. depending on ers in receiving yardage with a the Jumbos are not taking this be head and shoulders above the Toronto newcomer Borshevsky, how optimistic they are. On the total of 3 19. rest of the group. Lindros's was a foreigner, Drake is just a week's opponent lightly. Though one hand. this season has been far Defensively. the Jumbos have it may be tempting to look ahead strength is his strength. He is the Canadian with a funky name. from perfect. The Jumbos have ken dominating. and have al- biggest player in the league. and Berehowsky is a smooth skater to next Saturday's game against only one victory, which came lowed only 50 points in four league rival Colby, Ford stressed he sunply powers his way to the withagreatslapshot.HeQbeen against a relatively weak Bates gaines. Last week. defensive end net. He will scoreabout IOOpoints highly touted for acouple yf sea- the importance of this Saturday's team. Quarterback Wayne and tcm captain Mike Frisoli, game. Asked about the possibility with lineinate. Mark Recchi. but sons,andhistimehas finally come. Pandolph is gone for the season who has spcauheaded the effort being on' the non-playoff team of a letdown this week, Ford said due to injury. And not counting against William. shared league "absolutely not." adding, "This may be a disadvantage in the Tobesuretherearesomerook- the Bates game. the offense has defensive player of the week hon- team is hungry for a win. We Calder Trophy voting. ies, like G Felix Potvin, RW only managed to produce only 10 ors. Perhiips more encouraging 2. Joe Juneau -- LW. Boston Dmitri Kvartalnov, D Alexei haven't won for a long time." points in three games, often ap- than anythingelse is that the young the keys to Bruins. Zhitnk, LW Igor Korolev, and As far as winning pcearing to be stagnant and incon- Tufts squad is playing its most the game, Ford emphasized strong Juneau is a natural centcriccmm, RW Andrei Kovalenko, who sistent. cohesive football ol' the season. but Boston management couldn't weren't mentioned, but look for defense,particularly stopping the On the other hand. head coach and time after time is proving that run. He credited last week's im- resist pairing him with C Adam allof them tomake some waves in Duiuic Ford and the Jumbos have it can contend with the bcst. ' Oaks to form some kind of the still-young NHL season. pressive performance to what he a lot to be happy about: In excit- At 1-2-1. the Jumbos once tenned "great defense." In addi- agiiin are faced with a must-win tion, the Jumbos will look to con- situation this week. They travel to trol the ball on offense, and once The Editors' Challenge Week9 Amherst College this Saturday to againestablishtheir running game take on the winlcss Lord Jeffs. early on. Granted, it was bound to happen at some point. The only saving grace is that the guy who beat us is who have failed to bcat the Jurn- Over the past few weeks. the lctually a football player, and not some dork fan. Jumbo football quarterbackGreg Peters not only played a great bos -in their past three tries. ;ame against Williams on Saturday, but he also shocked the sports department by going 9-3 to beat Doug, of all Amherst has now lost twelve see page mple. Taking over for Doug as the department's loser is Phil. In putting in an anemic 4-7 week, he stooped to L low only matched in recent history by his prized Patsies' lame-oh (as in. oh and seven) start. Why does he keep icking them? Meanwhile,Marc is confidenteven though he's just six games in front of Doug for the overall lead Tennis takes fourth :after all, it's just Doug ). This week, with the presidential elections and all that jazzcoming up on Tuesday, we thought we'd get nto a political spirit and challenge Tufts for Clinton/Gore co-chair Josh Wepman. It's not that we're biased or at NE Invitational mything, but let's just say that we want Josh to get a winning mood because he'll need to get used to it. Sure, in Williruns to stonn back lo the hrgeBush is a nice guy, but he to get stomped like Amherst will when the Jumbos play there on by JOHN TOMASE is going victory. Middlebury clairned thud. Sawday. We wish Josh good luck, but we have hope he doesn't beat us liePeters did. By the way, Wepman Daily Staff Writa to some distance back at 68 points, leaves us with this message: "Be sure to visit your local polling__ place and vote on Tuesday!" Thanks, Josh. The bcst prognosticator for a * team's chances in the postseason while the Jumbos checked in with Phil Doug Marc ClintonIGore would nrohaiblv be the headcoach. a respectable 48 points to finish Last Week : 4-7 84 7-5 eo-chair Josh fourth. Wepman At first singles. sophomore Season to Date: 5841 61-38 67-32 L ~ Alcxruidra Montilla fell in the Green Bay at Detroit Green Bay Detroit Detroit Detroit quarterfinalsto an Atnherst player Houston at Pittsburgh Houston Houston Houston Pittsburgh she had beaten soundly a week LA Rams at Atlanta Atlanta Atlanta Atlanta Atlanta Going into last Saturday's New earlier. Montilla's match went to Miami at NY Jets Miami Miami Miami NY Jets England InvitationalTounwnent three sets. with heropponent pull- New England at Buffalo New England Buffalo Buffalo Buffalo at Am hcrst, women's tennis coach ing out the third set 6-1. Tampa Bay at New Orleans Tampa Bay New Orleans New Orleans New Orleans Jim Watson predicted a fourth Lisa Amatangel also losl to - Cleveland at Cincinnati Cleveland Cleveland Cincinnati Cincinnati plaice finish for his t&m. soincone she had beaten earlier in Indianapolis at San Diego Indianapolis Indianapolis Indianapolis San Diego Lo and behold. come Satur- the week. and as with Montilla, Philadelphia at Dallas Dallas Dallas Philadelphia! Dallas day, the women. buoyed by afirst her opponent also reprcsented Amherst. Ainatangel's San Francisco Francisco Francisco Francisco place finish from senior Laine 6-3, 6-3 San Francisco at Phoenix San San San Heit in the sixth singles flight, loss in the semifinals deserves a NY Giants at Washington Washington Washington Washington NY Giants finished right where Watson footnote. however. before the se- Open : Denver, Kansas City, thought they would - fourth. nior gr'zduates. Coming into this LA Raiders, Seattle Defending champion Williams year's New England Invitational, .- - won the tournament with a total Amatangel had never lost, win- Monday Night: Chicago Minnesota of 70 points. followed closely by ning her flight for three straight Minnesota at Chicago Chicago Chicago Amherst. whose failure to win a Tie-breaker: Total points 27 - 23 - 33 35 single doubles match allowed seeTENNIS, page11 . page eight THE TUFTS DAILY Friday, October 30,1992 UNIVERSITY ATTENTION: WINE & SPIRITS GRADUATING STUDENTS 323-ABoston Avenue, Medford 396-3265 If you have borrowed a Stafford (GSL) Loan Fomzerly HiZZsiak Liquors Omuntil 11.40 b.m. anytime while at Tufts, you must attend an EXIT LOAN COUNSELING SESSION SUITCASE SALE (H120zcans) 5ud (reg, light, dry), Miller (reg, lite, draft), Coors (reg, lite, gold) Attendance is mmdatory for you to graduate! 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The Philosophy Dept. Prevention Month! cordially invites you to October 1992 # attend an Open House a and safe Halloween, For fun --- in our new location the Tufts Police Crime Prevention Unit offers the following safety tips: - Be aware of your surroundings at all times. Monday, November 2 I Use common sense if you are attending a party. Don’t put yourself 11:30 am in a situation you have no control over.

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...... i Friday, October 30,1992 THE TUETS DAILY page nine More Letters WFNX hosts Salzer, Wishik, DeWoIf LETTERS RADIO that one out of every ten *pie campuses. continued from page 2 andbr write letters to the Daily continued from page 1 are gay, lesbian and bisexual. He concerning these views. This let- Salzer said that one of the rea- added that he was excited to be a The show,which is hosted by a sons that WFNX wanted repre- part of the show’s debut, stating gay man and a lesbian woman, disgruntled with the system as the ter is directed not only to the sentativesfromTuftstoappear on that it was a “unique oppom- lack of support for it seems to students of thiscampus. but to the . will address topics of gay, lesbian indicate. After attending the fo- faculty who will be voting on this he program is because of the nity.” and bisexual nature each week. 1stweek on the Greek sys- issue that affects us, the student inique gay, lesbian and bisexual “It was actually really nice to Salzer said that he hopes that the :enter at Tufts. be in touch with the college stu- tem, I realize just how much body. We have no say as a group; program will be able to main& Bonny Smand 1 are in the mi- therefore, We must entrust the “They were really excited dents whocalledinbecause while the audience that it currently has, hutTufts because of our center. the TLGBC tries to network with. ‘norityof students who are willing faculty to represent us. as well as the quality of its presen- to take the time to let our support To the students, I implore you rhey wanted to hear how it came otherschools,it’sdifficult,”Salzer tation. ibout. and when they heard there said, adding that iiterchanges on be known. It is the students I to become involved and, if you mentioned who go to the parties believe it, to help preserve a a rally involved hey wefe the show gave him the opporhr- “It was fun being on the show in eally excited,” Salzer said. nity to speak to and hear about and who have friends within the tradition that as Bonny Starr said, and having WFNX focus on Tufts According toSdzerJhe show’s other gay, lesbian and bisexual system that need to voice their “is an asset to the Tufts CO~~U- and on colleges. It was definitely itle One in Ten refers to the fact students’ experiences on other support loud enough for the fac- nity.” To the faculty, I ask you to a good experience,” Salzer said. ulty tohear. Itbecame clear at the listen to the views of the students forum that the students who have and remember that you are our Original ‘Nutcracker’ director speaks anopinion,andknowingthiscam- voice on this issue. pus that includes almost every- NUTCRACKER begin its journey from an obscure A brief first act excerpt per- continued from page 5 one, need LO tell their professors Tracy Smith 5’93 dance school toan internationally formedby Sarah Lamb, one of the cipals froin backstage. While she renowned company. He “gave” three lucky girls to be chosen as was able to name numorous his choreography of The Nut- this season’sClara,concluded the childron‘srolesshe had performed crurker. as well as several other lecture. Immediately afterward,a Take out the measuring cups -- roles that have since been re- ballets, to the school, and agreed wine and cheese reception was moved from the current produc- to refrain from luring talented held, giving audience members a RUNNING Ford estimated that at the begin- tions --Gelfandremarkedthat the dancers from BostontoNewYork continued from page 7 chance to speak informally with ning of the season, the run to pass tionber ofchildrenutilized within City to join his company. He later the guest lecturers. Jumbo offense seems to have ratio was about SO-SO, whereas the various roles and casts now donated costumesand sets, which shifted inore toward the running now about two-thirds of the play numbers over 400. became a tremendous financial The evening offered insight to game, as running backs Brian selections call for the run. Leonard followed Gelfand af- asset, after the prices for such the gradual growth of Boston Curtin and Damon Adams have Onthesubjectofratios,maybe ter a brief question-and-answer items skyrocketedbecause of the Ballet to a premier company, as had big gamesagainstTrinity and the Jumbo football glass should period. Leonard began her asso- fonnatioiiof various labor unions. well as a glimpse at the behind- Williams. Although Ford had in- not be viewed as half full or half ciation with what isnow the Bos- Leonard acknowledged that the-scenes work that is essential tended to go with a “passing of- empty. At this point. it might be ton Ballet as a dancer. She de- she is “the only one left” from the for every performance of The fense” at the beginning of the fair to say that it’s two thirds full, scribed herself as “a victim of the formative days of the Boston Bal- Nutcracker. The remaining Nut- season, he seems to have adjusted or for extreme pessimists. one- Depression.” because the let, and she stated wistfully, “We cracker lectures will concern hisgameplan.Fordacknowledged third empty. Should the Jumbos economy at the time forced her to did so many things ... nobody music (Nov. 10) and a tour back- the change, attributing it to the win this Saturday, we may once t‘ake a desk job. and to regard knows....” Shemarveledthatcom- stage to see how the numerous strong running back play as well again have to bring out the mea- dancing as simply an unpaid pany financeshave improved as a spekial effectsare achieved (Nov. as a desire to control the ball. suring cups. hobby. Once the economy stabi- result of charging dancers $25 to 24). lized, and the school attracted join the company, in addition to students and accomplished danc- the provision of their own cos- The topics of the other two ers, it presented a single evening tumes. to the current fund-raising programs are Gender and Dance All Dressed perfomance of The Numacker. provided by the Boston Ballet (SeriesA) andchoreography(Se- The schoolnow offers47evening Volunteer Association. She did ries B,) which will be offered and matinee showings. note. however, that the primary beginning February, 1993. Tick- Leonard singled Out George concern when casting children ets range from $10 to $15 per Up With No Balanchineas the individual most today relnaills the possibility of lecture, with specialpackage rates responsible forgiving the Boston fitting into costumes already in available. For more infonnation, Ballet the assistance needed to the wadrobe. call (617) 695-6950 ~232. I 1 Place To Go? This week saw various meetings, and referendums...y ou know...sorry, Steve! A L T E R N A T I V E I I flL1 SOULS’ KIDDER, PEABODY & CO. DflNCE Incorporated Costumes Prize for Optional Best cordially invites Costume Tufts University Seniors Featuring the to submit resumes to the David Coate Group New York Recruiting Consortrum 8:30 PM-12:30 AM for the two-year Sat., Oct. 31 MacPhie Pub Investment Banking Admission: $3 +aaegl Financial Analyst Program or $2+can of foodm 70 sponsored by Tmi Deadline: Monday, November 2 rlcohol Christian Fello wshlp to the Career Planning Center. ~ page ten THE TUFTS DAILY Friday, October 30,1992 New label allows creativity SAMPLES and happiness, and is.general1y TEELE SQUARE PUB continued from page 5 considered one of the best cuts off possibility of a lot more good that CD. It was the perfect ending music. to a show that had been a We feature Bud and whirlwind of a new harder-edged Another highlight was when sound for the band. 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CALLTODAY: ‘17‘ msconmon -- 277-5280 Friday, October 30,1992 THE TUFTS DAILY page eleven Women's tennis still respectable in rebuilding-- year TENNIS ond time this season in the with a thrilling, come from be- out that although Williams de- side of the Atlantic knew to be a continued from page 7 quarterfinals. Sophomore hind, 2-6,6-0,6-0 annihilation of fended their title, no team has rebuilding year. years. Starting with the fifth GwynneHolcombeagainlosttoa her opponent from Trinity. won more New Englands than "I'm really pleased with our singles flight in 1989. continuing player from Amherst, falling in Watson described her victory Tufts. "We've won five times, performance. This truly was a to fifth singles again in 1900, and* the semifinals. ~ as a "tremendous turnaround. It's including four straight from 1983 ' rebuilding year and when you fourth singles last season, Freshman Rita Klissas lost a a marvelous win for Laine, and to 1986 and again in 1989. In look at our record, 5-7 is nothing Amatcangel was undefeated, tak- real heartbreaker in the semifi- one she's still savoring. To be a 1990 we were second and last to sneeze at, but it's deceiving. inp home the title each year. Her nals of the fifth singles flight, as New England champion in any year a close thud to Middlebury. Losing to UConn 5-4 in a match hid for a fourth straight title. she was downed 6-2, 7-5 by an flight is quite an honor, and one And with fourth this year,it'seasy that went down to the wire, and though, just bkly eluded her Ephwoman from Williams. The I'm sure she's very proud of." to see we've always been up losing equally close matches to Pointing to Heit's match as the there." gr$siisp. crowning moment of the match, Smith and Bowdoin was tough. Playing third singles. fresh- however, came in the last singles high point of the day, Watson Watson also seemed more than Had we won those, we may very ' man Melissa Sgambati lost to her flight of the day, the sixth singles. seemed pleased his team's perfor- pleased with his team's perfor- well have had a very nice sea- Classified! Classif iedi Classif iedsClassi eds :lassifiedsc :lassif ieds The Guy with the Cool Beamer RlchudlRit-8an SAVE ON SPRING BREAK '9311 RACK4OlSC ENTERTAINMENT EXCELLENT EXlRA INCOME Hope YOU catch this - slnce vou Happy Birthday001 I'm writing you Quality vacations to exotic destina- The most requested DJ entertaln- Now1 mikedthe last. 1'11 forgive you -but this personal since I probably won't tions! Jamaica, Cancun, Bahamas. ment company.' Make your own Envelope Stuffing- $soO-~ev- Personals you'll havetomakeit uptome. Love, see youtoday -WAITi Anyway, hope Margaritalsland. Floridafrom$l19!! video. live bands. GREAT PRICES! ery week. 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