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~ ~ THETUFTS DAILY Volume XXXVIII, Number 55 [Where You Read It First Thursdav, April 22,1999 I Computer expert predicts future of networking Farber says that the proposed Tufts upgrade not extensive enough he said. Though he supported the proposed upgrade, he expressed by JEREMY WANGIVERSON trust lawsuit and is nationally bedroom or study. point, but other factors might im- doubts as to whether it was exten- Daily Editorial Board known for his “Interesting People Farber also spoke about the pede their development. sive enough. After 40 years of watching the mailing list,”adaily e-mail which potential dangers of powerful “Technology is easy; society “It’s being advertised as amajor field develop and grow, Univer- updates 25,000 readers on news telecommunications devices. isrough,”he explained,citingtaxes, leap,”he said. “It’sanice incremen- sity of Pennsylvania professor and on the technology front. Currently, anyone can be easily culture, and law as the major tal step in capability,” he added. computer science pioneer David Wiredmagazine wrotethat“his pinpointed every time they use a hurdles inhibiting technological TCCS Telecommunications Di- Farber has a unique perspective technical chops and the public credit card, ATM, or even a Tufts advancement. rector Lesley Tolman and associ- when it comes to predicting the spirit’’ make Farber the “Paul Re- ID. This ability to track people, Farber also discussed Internet ate Wilson Dillaway explained the future of the Internet. vere of the Digital Revolution.” he said, will be enhanced with 2, which Tufts is proposing as a advantages of the faster network. Farber spoke to nearly 50 Farber spoke for an hour before every improvement in technol- long-awaited upgrade to campus “Students will be able to use people, primarily faculty and staff, answering questions, centering ogy * network technology. As previ- faster, newer applications such as last Thursday as part of the Aus- his presentation around a com- “Although no [government] ously reported in the Daily, Tufts virtual communication,” Dillaway tin Lecture Series. Besides dis- puter slide show entitled, “Pre- administration has been too prob- remains the only university in said. cussing possible technological dicting the Unpredictable.” ing, there’s no assurance a future US News & World Report’s top Students will also be able to advancements, Farber also dis- Technology’s march forward one won’t,’’ he said. 25 that does not support Internet use remote instrumentation and cussed the Internet 2 project, a “is rough to predict. It’s sensitive Addressing privacy rights and 2. significantly larger data sets,” nationwide network initiative that to the invention of new technol- fears inspired by George Orwell’s According to Farber, the gov- Tolman added. provides users with connections ogy.” While 56,000-baud modems 1984, Farber commented on the ernment currently has a surprising Dillaway said that there are 100 times faster than those cur- are now the standard, he recalled environment which could be cre- technological edge in a country unforseen advantages to the net- rently in place. Tufts is currently in a time when 300-baud modems ated by an online world. where universities are usually work that will not be identified the midst of implementingthepro- were thought to be the pinnacle of “I could see a future Joe much closer to the forefront. until the network is in place. m. speed. McCarthy who wasn’t drunk and Though he supported the pro- Though the upgrade is being Representatives from Tufts “[There was] a big leap in semi could be more effective,” he said. posed upgrade, he questioned touted as a research project, Computingand Communications conductors,” he said, “which Farber told the crowd that his whether it was extensive enough. Dillaway said that both education Services (TCCS) who attended the opened the door to faster technol- predictions could easily come to “If [universities] are to be at the and research concerns are equally meeting said that the first Tufts ogy inconceivable before.” fruition from a technical stand- edge, Internet 2 doesn’t hack it,” represented. connections to Internet 2 will be Farber believes the next break- made over the summer, but dorm throughs will come in wireless room hook-ups will not be avail- communication. He hypothesized able for several years. that he would someday be able to Farber, who graduated from dial his cellular phone - which Stevens Institute of Technology would be a tiny ear piece -from in 1956, first worked at Bell Labs apalm top computer.The desktop for 1 1 years, where he developed computer, according to Farber, with the first electronic switching sys- its space-consumingmain unit and tem and the programming lan- hard drive, would be kept in the guage named SNOBOL. He testi- basement by the furnacewhile the fied in the recent Microsoft anti- monitor would be placed in the Campus show will raise funds for Kosovars

A charity show featuring several campus performing groups will be held tonight, with the proceeds benefitting Kosovar refugees. The Kosovo Benefit Supershow will include performances by Cheap Sox and Traveling Treasure Trunk, along with Tufts a cappella groups the Amalgamates, the Beelzebubs, and Shir Appeal. The show begins at 8 p.m. in the Granoff Family Hillel Center. The production was organized by the Hillel Social Action committee, which holds an annual benefit show. Each year, all proceeds are donated to a different cause according to need. Social Action co-chairs Paul Fridman and Laura Sheppard-Brick arranged the logistical aspects of the show. The performing groups are donating their time and energy to help the Kosovo cause. Fridman appreciatedthe commitment ofthe performers, saying, “It’s great to see that these high-caliber groups on campus are willingto comedown andvolunteertheirefforts.”He saidhis committee chose the Kosovo refugee cause because they saw it as the most pressing concern. “Thousands of refugees are being persecuted and forced out of their homeland,” Fridman said. “It’s very important that we react and send aid and support to set up camps to help re- establish people’s lives ... their problems won’t end once the bombing ceases - people need to rebuild.” The committee wishes to donate the money raised from the benefit show to long-term resettlement for the Kosovo refugees. ~~ Fridman was optimistic about tonight’s show, saying, “The concert this year is going to be better than in past years due to the attention of the cause we are supporting, as well as the great Chiapas Media Project to visit campus today lineup of groups that we have for the event. “The concert is a great way for students to do something for The Chiapas Media Project -a touring panel organized by the Mexico Solidarity Network and the community while having a lot of fun,” Fridman continued. sponsored by Vision of Tibet -will show a video at 7 p.m. tonight in the large conference room at Concerning expected collections, he said that normally the the campus center. committee raises about $1,000, an amount which they are hoping Chiapas is the most resource-rich state in Mexico, exporting coffee, corn, cocoa, cattle, to exceed this year. hydroelectric power, and oil. Under the rule ofthe Partido Revolucionario Institucional (PRI), the Tickets to the show are $5, and may be purchased at the door, state’s schools, hospitals, and basic services have eroded substantially over the past 65 years. or in advance at Hillel or the information booth in the campus A militant group of indigenous peoples known as the Zapatistas are fighting a low-intensity center. The money raised will be given to the American Red revolution against PRI rule in hope of increasing their role in government. The video will be Cross, which is active in the Kosovo cause. followed by a question-and-answer period.

-Jonathan Dworkin -WillKinlaw 2 THETUFTS DAILY April 22,1999 The Daily Weather Forecast Today I Friday I Saturday

Pentagon to bar air Mostly cloudy, chance of Showers showers (steadiest High: 60; Low: 46 Sunny force exits if reserves rain to the south) High: 58; Low: 44 I Hiah: 58: Low: 45 I ~~~~ ~ A warm front will make a run at us today, bringing with it clouds and periodic are called showers. Temperatures will be in the 50s to near 60. Tonight will feature a de- WASHINGTON- Active-duty Air Force men and women will pressing combination of drizzle and fog, but the front will retreat south of campus be barred from leaving the service if President Clinton does the by Friday, giving us another mostly-cloudy day with a chance of showers. The expected and calls up reservists for Kosovo, Pentagon officials weekend is looking sunny, but on the cool side with highs near 60. disclosed Tuesday. - Weather forecast by Daily Editor Andrew Freedman “There will be acall-up,” Defense Secretary William Cohen said at the White House. The working number at the Pentagon remains about 30,000 reservists. Most would be needed from the Air National Guard and Air Force Reserve to fly and supportthe 300 US aircrafiGen. Wesley Clark, NATO commander, has requested to intensify the air war against Yugoslav President Slobodan Milosevic. But senior Pentagon officials are privately questioning whether Clark has exaggerated the need for the call-up, given the mounting All Proceeds go to the aircraft congestion at US air fields in Albania, Italy, Germany, and Head Programs England. Start Date: Sunday, April 25th “Nobody can figure out why Clark needs so many additional Of Medford and Somerville aerial refueling tankers,” said one planner reviewing the general’s request. IfClark iswillingtosettleforfewertankersandotheraircrafi, Time: IO AM registration :he planner said, the reserve call-up could be reduced to under 30,000, especially ifmore reservists volunteer. II AM START As for freezing in place Air Force personnel who want to leave :he service during the air war, one manpower specialist explained :hat “it’s a national policy issue.” It would appear unfair and foolhardy to allow full-time airmen to leave the Air Force and then isk reservists to leave civilian jobs to take their places, he said. Naval base thwarts Serb e-mail attack Ends at the Ellis Oval Track A Yugoslave-mail attack firingrepeated wamings,“SERBIA IS HERE,” was aimed at the Patuxent River Naval Air Station in at TUFTS !! Southern Maryland, base officials said this week. The incident, described by base officials as a “successful e-mail ;Pam attack,” attempted to overwhelm a computer system on the 3ase this month and has been traced to a Belgrade address. The attack was successful in replicating an e-mail address, but not ;uccessful in crashing the system. “This is information warfare in its purest form,” said Rose Benjes, information systems security manager for the Naval Air Warfare Zenter Aircraft Division at the base. But the attack failed to knock out any computer systems at the Dase and breached no security, officials said. “There was never any ietwork disruption at all,”said Karen Redditt, a base spokeswoman. ‘Most people on the base never knew it happened.” The Patuxent River station, in St. Mary’s County, is headquarters for the Naval Aviation Systems Command and has been involved in testing many of the weapons now being used in Yugoslavia. A NATO web site in Brussels, Belgium, was knocked down by suspected Serb hackers soon after the alliance launched an air issault on Yugoslavia last month. Internet crackles with chatter on shootings 1 Includes T-shirt, food. This being the television age, information about Tuesday’s shooting at a suburban Denver high school was beamed around the ;lobe by satellite within moments. But this is also the era ofthe Internet, and so news ofthe killings - and gossip, and rumors, and confusion and misinformation - dso whizzed around the globe via the computer network in dozens if hastily set up discussion forums, or “chat rooms.” On America Online, users logged into chat rooms titled “Denver Shooting LIVE!,” “SCHOOL SHOOTING,” and “Colorado Mis- iap.”Ortriedto, anyway. By earlyaftemoon, mostoftherooms were Full and would-be users got a message telling them to try again later. For those who did log in, the experience was a frenzied one. ‘UPDATE ME: What has happened so far?” asked one person jigned on as BearHntr22. “Twin sisters are dead,” responded CherLem. “TWOtwin sisters dead,” Nurse3 1455 replied at the same time. “0 god,” said CdtAndrom. “OMG. It gets worse,” said Shugrboogr, using shorthand for “oh ny God.” As in past disasters, the Internet Tuesday became a strange ;Toss between an instant information conduit and a sounding Poard. Those who came seeking informationfound some. But in a weird nixing of old and new technologies, most of the news that was raded in the chat rooms came from television.

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.. THETUFTS DAILY April 22,1999 3 Features Gelarge Davis talks about his0 intriguing0 -0 0 past Capen House director a leader ir1 all walks of life byKloMFOX endure prejudice because it was Clark was the doctor who Daily Editorial Board the norm.” played a large role in proving the Slouched in achair, speaking in Davis had agood experience at effects of segregated schooling a quiet voice sits one of the most the prep school he attended for a duringtheBrownv. BoardofEdu- unassuming men on campus. He is year after high school. He made cation Supreme Court case. Davis a wearing a vibrant multi-colored friends with students ofother races said that the course he took under sweater vest and a pair of busi- and suffered from relatively little Clark gave him the chance to stop ness-like dress pants. As he prejudice, which allowed him to being“thevictim,”at least tempo- preaches, it becomes obvious that takeabreakfi-omtheextremeracial rarily. his clothing is representative of tension he encountered in high Still a little peeved by his B+ his past, apast that is now coincid- school. During this time, Davis grade in the course, Davis re- ing with the experiences he has said that he garnered some invalu- marked that he did forgo an A for had thus far at Tufts. able experiencesthat would serve good reason. “I got involved with As is suggested by his sweater, to help him later in life. the demonstrations on Harvard’s George Davis, the interim director “In prep school, I learned how campus,” which would come to of the Capen House, has had a to organize,” Davis said, remem- represent his true initiation into radical and intriguing past. He has bering how he got a nationally theactivist realm ofthe civil rights been an active participant in some ranked track team together. If he movement. of the most controversial and tor- had not made himself part of this Takingayearofftowork,Davis rential events in America’s his- team, he never would have re- continued his activism in Boston. tory. ceived the track scholarship that He attended a large rally in the city Growing up in West Medford, enabled him to attend the Univer- and a number sit-ins and meet- an area of with few black people, sity of Rhode Island. ings. Intrigued by the prospect of Davis was harassed by many rac- While at Rhode Island, an insti- Tuskegee Institute, which his ist jokes and attacks. He attended tution with apredominately white wealthy friend Thomas Poole had West Medford High School where student body, Davis, once again, mentioned, Davis decided to head he was one of six black students in was forced to look straight into the south to Alabama. This southern his 900-person graduating class. eyes of discrimination. At a track migration would serve to further In high school Davis received meet Davis was subject to a com- his education and satiate his de- mixed messages. As one of the ment made by his coach that sire to be in the thick of the civil smarter students in his class, he changed his life. While running a rights movement in Alabama. was given the chance to perform race with a teammate who hap- As indicated by the Tuskegee and then when he succeeded he pened to be Jewish, Davis’ coach University hat that sits on a table was rewarded with prejudice and shouted, “Come on George, you in his office, Davis was, and still is inhibition. Davisremembereda time can beat that Jew.” After that quite fond of the Institute. Photo by Daniel Rodngues when he received one ofthe high- incident, Davis said, “I quit track. Tuskegee served as his first intro- George Davis est scores on an exam and then I wanted to know what they were duction to “true, ultimate high and veterinary science with some knowledge that they provide. was still told to be in the B group, saying about me.” society, upper middle-class.” of his cronies. “1 met some of the Looking for lessons that would the second highest group, “so that Charged by the incident and There, Davis saw the vast array of smartest people I’ve ever known equal, if not surpass those he had I wouldn’t have false expecta- refusing to live his life passively, opportunities that were open to and I was exposed to such great already acquired, Davis left tions.” . Davis left Rhode Island and ven- blackstudents. Theuniversity has teachers,”Davisreportedasasmile Tuskegee in search of “a chal- Davis said that these taciturn tured to Harvard where he had a SchoolofEngineering,aVeteri- spread across his face. lenge”; a hands-on experience that messages were indicative that “I receivedagrant tostudy forayear. nary School and a Veterans Ad- Davis said that he uses the would be more powerful than the could do anything,” but that there Before beginning a course in race ministration Hospital, justto name lessons he learned from his “great lessons he learned in the class- were always going to be people relations, or “preventative medi- a few of the graduate programs. teachers” at Tuskegee every day. room. VenturingtoSelma,Ala., he “who told me that I couldn’t.” At cine” as Davis later referred to the Davis said that it was here that he He mentioned how important it is got very involved with the Selma this point in his life, Davis was topic, this activist in the making learned that there were black doc- that Tufts undergraduates utilize to Montgomery march for Civil willing to accept this reality and was exposed to the wisdom of Dr. tors and engineers. He reminisced their graduate programs and grad with it therevelation that, “I had to Kenneth Clark. about learning applied mechanics students because of the wealth of see DAVIS, page 9 Head in the clouds What should I do with this Featuring space that I have A love for weather runs deeper than that; it courses Even in that comparativelytrivial way, weather affects our been given? Many people have approached me urging me through my veins. It is in my blood. daily lives. to write a Featuring column explaining my interest in the Why else would I have read The Weather Wizard’sCloud There is no more frequently employed conversation weather. Initially, I resisted such peer pressure, thinking Book once a day in the first grade? Why else would I have piece than the weather. Of course, when someone asks you instead that I would write about my world-renowned ability given a lecture on weather in the second grade which ran what the weather is like you might answer, “Humid, my hair to make friends with women and correspondinginability to into recess and put the entire class to sleep? (Although the looks like crap.” hook up with any of them. teacher, Ms.Liftman, did kiss me on the cheek. That was the I, on the other hand, might answer, ‘‘Afterthe warm front I thoughtofwriting aboutthetime1waswalkingbyHille1 extent of my action during elementary school.) I watched went through last night, the dew point skyrocketed. But we Winnie the Pooh and The Blustery Day countless times as missed the thunderstorms,I think the southwest flow offof well as the episode of The Smurjs (whose creator was also Buzzards Bay might have something to do with stabilizing on drugs) in which Gargamel created a weather-controlling things.” Both answers are perfectly adequate, and both machine: I highlyrecommend both illustrate the tenacious grasp that the weather has over us would write about my of these videos. all. effort to calculate how Weather has also gotten me into Weather can alter your mood, your thoughts, and even I Fk2:::n 1 many‘ old people there trouble. I was an embarrassment of your life in an instant. Weather is full of highs and lows. really are in Florida or a little leaguer, for example. I would Think about your mood on a cloudy day versus that on a what drugs the creator of the 1980s movie The Never- use my stint in the outfield to gaze sunny and warm spring afternoon. endzngStory must have been on to have come up with such endlessly at the sky. The crack of Do you have any idea how many more people have sex a plot. Better yet, I could talk about how much of an the ball against the bat would bring during snowstorms than on a sunny day? In my book, oxymoron it was to have made a sequel to that film. Or I could me back to reality for an instant.Most often I would miss anything that affects sex is a force to be reckoned with. just concentrate on sex. the play, and return to the heavens. Let that be a lesson to A thunderstorm is the epitome of the weather high. But no, I can follow no such creative endeavors. I am all baseball coaches. Never put a weather freak in the Someone mentioned to me that a thunderstorm is nature’s bound by a constituency of my own creation, so here it is. outfield! Also, what else other than a strand in my genetic orgasm. I am inclined to agree. What is also fascinating is I do not have a passing interest in weather. It is an code could explain the near-death experience on Route 128 that scientists still don’t really understand thunderstorms. obsession. I am involved in a passionate relationship with last summer when I completely forgot about that thing People were stunned a few years ago when two new forms the atmosphere, and I intend to prove that my interest is not called “the road” and instead focused my attention on the of lightning were noticed, “Sprites” and “Blue Jets.” These nerdy, but exactly the opposite: sexy. nearby squall line? electric dischargesshoot upward from the tops ofcumulon- Someone told me last week that I am only “into the I may he in love with the atmosphere and all its quirks, imbus clouds and into the upper reaches ofthe atmosphere. weather” because I refuse to live in the present. For some but it is by no means a monogamous relationship. We are One hypothesis is that they serve to offset some sort of reason I need to be constantly projecting myself into the all intimately involved with the weather. Think about it, chemical or electrical imbalance in the atmosphere. Mysti- future, hence my propensity to predict, which has been with what other force possesses as much power as the weather? fying stuff. It is also quite sexual if you think about it me since I was just a wee little fetus. It may betrue that I am Just ask B NATO bomber crew or Napoleon Bonaparte metaphorically. never truly in the present moment, but that presumes that (who, incidentally, was extremely short). Thunderstorms and other weather events serve to re- my flight from the present is even a subconsciousdecision. Weather sustains us all. It also destroys. Weather wipes mind us ofhow little we really are in the scheme ofthings. out towns, lifts people and livestock into the air, alters the Lightning instilled the fear of God into the ancient peoples Andrew Freedman spends more timeforecasting the Daily course ofhistory, andplungesnations into famine-induced of this planet, and it still does so today. A smile automati- weather than writing news articles, even though that is his obscurity. oficial job. Most ofus think ofweather as a wardrobe determinant. see FEATURING,page 13 4 - - THETUFTS DAILY April 22,1999 - - I THURSDAY EVENING 0-TIME WARNER B-OVER AIR CHANNELS I:O‘:-TUFTS CONNECT APRIL 22,1999 I

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But Wayne Gretzky, that’s going to be the toughest. teps toward salvaging a Sure, Jordan was sensational and heroic, but there has never been a better team player to walk or skate on the earth than Gretzky. He may be the pride of Canada, but he should become the role model of America. Every selfish athlete that absolutely won’t play unless he is given the company jet and parts of small islands should have to take a long look at Gretzky. When you lookup the term “team player,” you Springfield 3 see a picture of the Great One standing behind the net, making the TUftS 4 goalie pop his vertebrae, waiting for a teammate to get open. Springfield 1 Unenlightened sports fans are calling #99 the Michael Jordan of TUftS 3 hockey. Wrong. His Aimess might not even be the Wayne Gretzky of basketball. What Jordan did in basketball is unquestionably spectacu- ostseason berth with a double- lar. His game brought the NBA to I eader sweep against Springfield Phofo by Daniel Rodngues a new level, in both talent and n Tuesday. The Jumbos, win- Mile High marketability. Jordan, however, Jen Mackey drove in two runs in the Jumbo’s double-header ing4-3 and3-1,movedto 11-16, sweep over Springfield. didn’t create the game we watch eeding to win six of its last seven today like Gretzky. The Golden Age ames to reach SO0 and the play- second when catcher Randee the next at-bat with a sacrifice to ofbasketball was already upon us when #23 was drafted out ofNorth n ffS. McArdle reached on an error, stole bring in Thompson. Carolina because of people like Julius Erving, Magic Johnson, and In the first game, Springfield third, and scored on third baseman “We’re hitting a lot, and we Larry Bird. 10-1 1)jumpedouttoafmtinning Moreau’s sacrifice. The score definitely got the breaks in the first Gretzky was the Golden Age of hockey. In the annals ofthe sport, -0 lead. With one out in the in- stayed at 3- 1 until the Jumbo hit- game,” coach Kristie Herman said. before Gretzkythere was darkness. There was along periodofbrutish, ing, Springfielddrewawalk,then ters broke loose in the bottom of “That’s what happens when you ugly play that Gretzky cleaned up. Gretzky’seleganceshamedthe rest ipled in a run, and followed that the fifth with athree-run, three-hit hit it hard.” ofthe league into doing away with the thuggery and concentratingon iithan infieldsingletopushacross inning. When the dust had settled, offense. le second run. Following a sec- Erin Boucher started it off with Tufts had grabbed a precarious 4- Gretzky also opened up parts of the ice that were never previously nd walk, Tufts pitcher Jodie a single and moved to second on 3 lead, but it was enough, as used. He could score from the red line by banking a shot offthe goalie’s loreau struck out two hitters in a Cloe Axelson’s sacrifice bunt. Moreau only gave up one single in back. And behind the net, he was at his best. Once he settled in there, IW to end any further damage. Carrie Hironaka’s single brought the final two innings. Forthegame, a style that had previously not been seen in hockey, goalies started The top of the second brought in Boucher, and after a Cora Th- Moreau gave up three runs on to look like children heading to the dentist the day after Halloween. ne more run for the Pride, as a ompson and a McArdle walk, the three hits and struck out seven. The Great One holds 61 records, played in 1,487games, scored 894 ouble, a wild pitch, andasacrifice bases were loaded forJen Mackey. Aside from the strong pitching, goals, and had 1,963 assists. His records include most goals, most ly were enough to increase She came through, grounding into Moreau fielded her position well, assists, and most points in both a season and a career. He has nine pringfield’s lead to three. Tufts a fielder’s choice, which scored gobbling up five assists. MVPs, 18 All-star games, and four Stanley Cups. He was the points nswered back though, with a run Hironaka to cut the lead to 3-2. leader ten times, the Lady Byng (sportsmanship) award winner four fits own in the bottom of the Tiffany Trahan came through in see SOFTBALL, page 11 times, and the Stanley Cup MVP twice. He led the Edmonton Oilers to the championship four times, and almost single-handedly carried the Kings to the NHL finals. Gretzky is the only player to score 200 points in a season, and he did that four Women’s lacrosse salvages year times. In 198 1, he scored 2 12 points, a record that he broke in the 1986- 87 season when he topped it by three points. To put that in perspective, ream beats Mount Holyoke, 17-3, after a tough loss this year’s points leader, Jaromir Jagr, would have to play 45 extra byNEILTAnOR opponent, Mount Holyoke. games at the end of the season just to have a shot at 200. Senior Staff Writer Although Mount Holyoke was not as strong as If statistics speak for themselves,then Gretzky ’s will never shut up. A devastating loss to Colby College brought the some of the team’s other conference opponents, More than numbers or awards was the man, though. Gretzky was the omen’s lacrosse team to its lowest point of the there was acleardifference in intensity, as Tufts kept boy next door and the pride of a nation, and that was before he turned :ason, but an inspiring win over Mount Holyoke left scoring from the opening whistle until the end oftlie ten. He started playing organized hockey at six, and hasn’t stopped with aglimmer ofhope. With only three games left game. turning heads and embarrassing goalies ever since. I the regular season and a SO0 record, the team is at “We reached a point in the season where we had Throughout his career, he has carried himself with the grace and pivotal point in its season, where a loss could mean to get back on a dignity of royalty, and for the most part, he’s been treated as such. He le end of its playoff hopes. winning track,” doesn’t complain, he doesn’t cry, he just puts on his pads every night After a three-game slide, which included the loss captain Liz Peach and quietly becomes David Copperfield on skates. I Colby, the Jumbos were ready for achange. Coach said. You think hockey is sad to see him go? arol Rappoli mixed up the starting lineup and juggled The Jumbos quickly scored seven goals in the CommissionerGary Bettman has already declared that the number ie positions of many players. The change seemed opening ten minutes ofthegame, reminiscent oftheir 99 will be retired forever from the game. In Ottawa, they are already I spark the team, as the Jumbos obliteratedtheir next play earlier in the season. With stellar defense and planning on making a Gretzky stamp. There is also going to be a vote controlled offense, the team never gave Mount to immediately put Gretzky in the Hall ofFame, and if it doesn’t pass, Holyoke the chance to make a dent in the score. there will be Los Angeles-style riots in Canada. NESCAC goaltending leader, sophomore Hedda Jordan was great, but had anyone in America heard of him before Silkoff, was extremely stingy in net, allowing only he hit puberty? And does anyone really look back on Jordan and say, three isolated goals. Every single player saw the field not only was heagreat athlete, but hereallytreated histeammateswell? during the 17-3 blowout, and six players scored When Jordan was playing, Chicago saw more point guards than wind multiple points. The most notable performance was because none of them liked Mike enough to pass him the ball every from first-time starter freshman Liz Horowitz, who trip down the court. Jordan once punched Steve Kerr in practice. had three goals and an assist in her best game of the Jordan didn’t sit with therest ofthe team in the locker room. He refused season. Captains Robin Zimmerly and Jen Martin, to call former center Will Perdue by his proper name, referring to him along with sophomore Jen Gregorian added three as WillVanderbiltinstead,claimingthat hewasn’t worthyofaBig Ten goals each. name. The crucial win proved that there was still life left The most telling sign? How about the way they made their depar- in the slumping team. “We were ready for a win,” ture. Jordan forced the entire sports world to hold its breath until he Zimmerly said. “This is close to where we were last had made a decision. He left former teammates and coaches hanging, year at this time. Right now we are just trying to pick waiting for an answer while he was out on vacation. He was like the ourselves up and trying to have fun again.” hitofthepartythatjuststoodat thedoorsayinggoodbyea little longer Threedays before, Tufts suffered adisappointing than you would like. Gretzky, on the other hand, tipped his hat, took loss to Colby, which left the Jumbos with a losing a modest bow, and quietly stepped out of the party. record (4-5) forthe first time all season. It was the last mistake that the team could afford to make in its potential playoff run. The two evenly-matched teams with identical Thursdav, April 22 records (4-4) entered the game in the same must-win Baseball: vs.UMass-Dartmouth, 3 p.m. situation. While both teams came out with intensity, Softball: @ Eastern Connecticut (2),6 p.m. Colby was the first to put pointson the board, scoring Men’s Track: @ Penn Relays, 10 a.m. two quick goals in the first three minutes. Photo by Dameel Rodngues A goal by freshman Christina Orf and junior Friday. April 23 Christina Homby evened up the score. Unfortu- Captain Robin Zimmerly scored three goals Men’s Tennis: NESCAC Championships (@ Wesleyan), 3 p.m. in the key victory over Mouunt Holyoke. see LACROSSE, page 1 I 6 THETUFTS DAILY*April 22,1999 THETUFTS DAILY@ Jason B. Cohen Ed itor-in-Ch ief EDITORIAL Lauren Heist Managing Editor Jason Salter Associate Editor

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PHOTOGRAPHY Editor: Daniel Rodrigues College Press Exchange is under arrest with her hands cuffed behind her Assistant Editor: HAMPTON, Va. - Hampton University and back?” Bledsoe said. Rachel Zlotoff woof its women’s basketball coaches are suing the The lawsuit also claimsthat the Lubbockpolice ONLINEEditor: :ity of Lubbock, Texas, its police chief, five police actions interfered with contracts between HU, Texas Sonal Mukhi lfficers, and“unknown”emergency medical work- Tech and the NCAA. :rs for falsely arresting the coaches and allegedly “Hampton had contractual obligations to both BUSINESS nistreating them in Lubbock inNovember. the NCAA and Texas Tech, not to mention the The lawsuit,filedMonday in WichitaFalls,Texas, scholarship athletes who were on the team,” Stephanie Wagner :laims the police officers libeled, slandered, de- Bledsoe explained. Executive Business Director %tamed, and “intentionally inflicted emotional dis- Although the suit seeks $30 million in damages, ress” on HU women’s basketball coach Patricia Bledsoe noted that the amount was approximate Business Manager: John Gendron 3ibbs, her husband Ezell Bibbs, andassistant coach and “could change over time based on various Office Manager: Sandra DeFeo danetta Kelso, when they arrested and imprisoned developments.” He said he could not elaborate. Advertising Managers: Grace Lee, Kathy Peter, Pamela Abrams he three Nov. 16. The complaint criticizes the Lubbock police for Receivables Manager: Pamela Mills The Bibbses, Kelson, and the university are not taking necessary steps to “determine if a crime ieeking “at least $13 million” in damages. actually had been committed; or determine that if As of late Monday, Lubbock officials had not one had, that these were the persons involved.” seen the lawsuit and could not comment on it. “When the victim of the scam saw the two EDITORIALPOLICY HU’s women’s basketball team was in Lubbock, coaches on television two days later, she realized acityofabout 190,000 inwest Texas, foragamewith they were not the persons responsible. This clearly The Tufts Daily is a non-profit, independent newspaper, pub- lished Monday through Friday during the academic year, and Texas Tech. The Nov. 17 game was canceled be- indicated that if a proper identification process had distributed free to theTuftscommunity. Business hours are 9 a.m. cause of what happened to the Bibbses and Kelso. been arranged, the whole matter could have been - 6 p.m., Monday through Friday, 1- 6 p.m. on Sunday. The Daily Policearrestedthetrio inthe parking lotofa Wal- clarified.” is printed at Charles River Publishing, Charlestown, MA. Mart. The police, acting on a tip, thought the “The plaintiffs have suffered severe emotional Editorials appear on this page, unsigned. Individual editors coaches and Ezell Bibbs might have been involved distress, trauma, loss ofsleep, humiliation, embar- are not necessarily responsible for, or in agreement with, the in a con game intended to dupe someone out of his rassment, lossofenjoyment oflife, mental pain, and policies and editorials of The Tufts Daily. The content of Letters, money. suffering,” the suit says. advertisements,signed columns, cartoons, and graphicsdoes not The trio said they had nothing to do with any In addition to claims that the police actions necessarily reflect the opinion of The Tufts Daily editorial board. scam. They said they were at the Wal-Mart to buy violated theplaintiffs’ civil rights, the lawsuit slams Advertising deadlines: All insertion orders must be submit- snacks and other items while the team and another the Lubbock Police Department for “acts of dis- ted ... Alladvertising copy is subject to the approvalof the Editor- in-Chief, Executive Board, and Executive Business Director. A assistant coach were at a hotel. The witness who crimination against African American citizens and publication schedule and rate card are available upon request. fingered them in the crime later said it was not them. suspects” and racial disparity among the ranks. Lubbock Mayor Windy Sitton flew to Hampton Fewer than 20 of the thousands of officers who o apologize to the Bibbses and Kelso four days worked in the Lubbock Police Departmentthe past LETTERSTO THE EDITOR after the incident. 30years have been black and no African American Letters must be submitted by4p.m. and should be handed into Famed defense attorney Johnnie Cochran is the has been promoted to any rank above sergeant, the Daily office or sent to [email protected]. All Letters ead attorney on a legal team that includes Texas according to the complaint. must be word processed and include the writer’s name and ;tate Sen. Royce West (D) from Dallas, Austin phone number. There is a 350-word limit and Letters must be “By failing to hire or promote adequate num- verified by the DaiZy.The editors reserve the right to edit Letters Ittorney Gary Bledsoe, and Hampton University’s bers of African American officers and otherwise for clarity, space, and length. For the full policy on Letters to the ;enera1 counsel, Faye Hardy-Lucas. tolerating the presence of officers unwilling or Editor, contact The TuffsDaily. “Texas law prohibits persons from engaging in unable to perform their functions without regard Iutrageous conduct that is clearly likely to cause to skin color, and by systematically failing to The Tufts Daily Telephone: (617) 627-3090 ievere emotional or mental distress. We would sub- correct such deficiencies, thecity ofLubbock has P.O. Box 53018 FAX: (617) 627-3910 nit that in this instance not only do we have clearly acted with deliberate indifference to the constitu- Medford MA 02153 E-mail: [email protected] iutrageous conduct but we have conduct that en- tional right ofAfrican Americans to equal protec- :ompasses the intent requirement,” Bledsoe said in tion of the law.” .esponse to a list of questions from the Duib Press. Lubbock officials have 20 days to answer the “What else could you conclude if someone complaint. As of late Monday afternoon, Lubbock http://www.tufts.edu/as/stu-org/tuftsdaily hreatens an innocent pregnant woman with stuff- officials said they had not seen the lawsuit and ngatowel down her throat, at thesame timethat she couldn’t comment on it. THETUFTS DAILY April 22,1999 7 Viewpoints The death penalty: wrong for Mumia, wrong period by Alex Shalom Many of the prosecution’s other wit- trial investigation - this precluded him with the death penalty. We see in his case nesses had equally dubious credentials. from conductingcrucialinterviews or even the disparate effect that capital punishment The death penalty system reeks of injus- Two separate witnesses -a prostitute and performing helpful ballistics tests. While has on the poor (ask yourself if F. Lee Bailey tice. Entire Viewpoints could be separately aman accused ofthrowing aMolotov cock- this allocation is unusually low, inadequate would have failed to consult a ballistics dedicated to issues of racism, classism, tail into a schoolyard -- had charges against funds often burden capital defense teams. expert), the potential fallibility ofthe death cruelty, randomness,efficacy, cost, or falli- them dropped in exchange for their testi- In fact, according to the Philadelphia In- penalty (might Pennsylvania execute an bility. The case of Pennsylvania death row mony. quirer, the average defense expenditure innocent man?), and some of the many prisoner Mumia Abu-Jamal isamicrocosm Mumia was carrying agun that night - (including lawyers’ fees) in death penalty ways in which white supremacy fuels the ofall that is wrongwith capital punishment. a .38 caliber gun thatwas legally licensed to cases in Philly is under $6,500. Over 15 machinery of death (would an educated In the coming days -with large rallies him. The bullet that killed the officer was a people could re- white journalist have planned in Philadelphia and San Francisco .44. Though I’m far fkom aballis- ceiveunfairtrials for ‘‘The average defense been allowed to defend for Saturday, and a walkout and rally tics expert, this seems impor- the price of our pa- expenditure (including himself?). plannedfor Friday at Tufts-there will tio! Mumia’s case be a lot of talk about Mumia Abu- Surely these three Surely there are lawyers’ fees) in death also allows us to see Jamal. Some people will argue that egregious holes in the Some safeguards in penal@ in is how the death penalty Mumia is innocent; others argue state’s case would beex- the legal system, under $6,500. Over 15 people can be used byauthori- that he is guilty. I don’t profess to posed by Mumia’s know the answer to this ques- court-appointed de- aredesignedtopre- the price of our patio!” means of quelling op- tion. I will simply argue that there fense team (he was de- vent such failures position. Mumia wrote is sufficient doubt surrounding ~, nied permission to de- in the justice sys- ind spoke about his case to necessitate a new fend himself because at tem. Unfortunately for Mumia, thejudge in abuses committed by the PPD. Mumia was trial. least onejuror was fright- hiscase was the infamous“hanging”judge, not the only person who noticed the brutal- Here are some basic facts: One ened by his long Albert Sabo. In the modem era of execu- ity of Philly’s cops. In 1970, a federal judge, December evening in 1982, dreadlocks). In fact, any tions, Sabo has sentenced more men to John Fullam, issued a ruling that found the Mumia Abu-Jamal, an award- lawyer who, with suffi- death than any other judge. Rather than frequent use of racist, sexist, anti-Semitic winning radio and printjournalist who had cient funds, did not explore these avenues oiling the wheels of justice, Sabo threw a aggression, and a police culture of toler- gained theacclaim ofmany andthe animos- would be miserably neglecting his job. wrench into them. ity ofthe police after chronicling the brutal Mumia’s lawyer was granted $1 50 for pre- Mumia’s case represents all that is wrong see SHALOM, page 17 recordofthe Philly Police Department (PPD), was driving ataxi cab when he saw arelative in an altercation with a police officer. From A threat to justice everywhere this point on, accounts differ. Mumia was shot‘ and seriously wounded; the officer, Daniel Faulkner, was shot and killed. The by Seth Litt forthemurderofaPhiladelphia trial. no comments?’ Because the police claim Mumia fired the fatal shot, and Alwin Jones police officer, his trial and the The facts ofhis case read like prosecution claimed he was out some witnesses claim to have seen another surrounding legal and political a movie about a dissident in a of town and the judge refused a man fleeing the scene. The plight of Mumia Abu- proceedings did not even pro- totalitarian nation. The process continuance to bring him in, The miscarriages ofjustice began almost Jamal, award winningjournalist vide the appearance of justice. by which, in the United States, when in fact Wakshul was at immediately.Mumia was taken to the hos- for his radio show The Voice of Despite this, Abu-Jamal has an innocent man can be targeted home and available. pital under police escort. The prosecution the Voiceless,former BlackPan- been locked alone in his cell 23 by political motives, completely Furthermore, all three pros- based much of its case on an alleged con- ther, and current death row in- hours a day for the last 17 years. deniedhisrighttoafairtrial, and fession Mumia made that night. Oddly mate, epitomizesmany people’s The PhiladelphiasupremeCourt locked away on death row, “The facts of his though, the bfficer who supposedly heard worst fears about the bias of our -atribunal which has admitted should outrage and frighten case read like a the confession wrote in his report that “the country’s criminal justice sys- being paid off by the Fraternal you. movie about a Negro male made no statements.” The of- tem. Order of Police - has turned In Mumia’s own words, his dissident in a ficer “remembered”the confessionmonths Afterbeing convicted in 1982 down his request for anew trial. trial has “damned due process, later, after a meeting with the prosecutor. The only things preventing his strangled the fairtrial, and raped totalitarian nation.” Seth Litt and Alwin Jones are immediate execution are the justice.” Mumia was denied the AlexShalom is asenior majoring inpoliti- ffeshmenwho have notyet cho- governor’sunsigneddeathwar- right to act as his own attorney ecution eye-witnesses have, cal science. sen their majors. rantand publicoutcry foranew by a judge who is a life-long sincetheoriginaltria1,comefort.h member ofthe Fraternal Order of and adm i tted to testify in g Police. The judge’s reasoning falsely. Two of these witnesses Youth gone wild for this was that Mumia’s receivedexemptionforcriminal dreadlocks “intimidated jurors.’’ prosecution and the th i rd , by David de Sola media (film, music, television, and The root ofachild’s healthymen- In his place was a court-ap- Veronica Jones, was threatened video games) that Can easily im- tal development lies in SuCCeSSfUl pointed lawyer, later disbarred that if she did not corroborate Like millions of people around press kids. After a few years, I can upbringing by the parents. Granted, for incompetence, who in this theprosecution’sstory,herchil- the world, I was appalled bythe most understand that kids become CO~- the initial resultsare not always what case has testified that he did not drenwouldbetakenaway.#en recent incident of high school vio- pletely numb or unsurprised to see- achild’spersonality is like lateron in interview a single defense wit- Jones did testify in support of lence that took place in Littleton, ing violence. However, look at the life, but children should have some ness and that he tried to inform Mumia,herchildrenweretaken CO~O.,on Tuesday. While trying to flip side ofthe coin. In Europe, there clear concept as to what is right and the court in advance that he was away. When local businessman derive somesort ofexplanation, I’ve is a greater tolerance for sex and wrong and the difference between not prepared. William Singeltary came forward read and heard people’s opinions nudity on television than violence, fiction-actors, stuntmen, and fake Six formerPhiladelphiapros- to say that he had Seen the en- voiced on the Internet and televi- and you don’t see these problems blood-andreality-deadbodies, ecutors have sworn in court tire incident, he was harassed sion. I’m seeingalot offingers being over there. p=medics, andgrievingfiiendsand documents that no defendant by police and forced to leave the pointed around, a lot ofnames being I lived in Holland and Italy for a relatives. could receive a fair trial under city. mentioned or blamed for the inci- combined eight years, so I can ap- When you see an action movie, Judge Albert &bo, who has Butwhy?Whythetroubleof 1 dents, and what has really gotten me preciate the difference. But even YOU see the hero saving the day by presided Over more cases re- convicting an innocent man? steamed is that we as a society have there, in American schools, I saw killing all the bad guys, and they all suiting in the death penalty than neanswer is that Mumia’s life not accepted the fact that we are violent students, people who made live happily ever after. #at they any other sitting judge in hangs in the balance because of Y collectively responsible for this threats with dangerous weapons, don’t show YOU is the people left to America,andwhopresidedover his past. The jury never heard mess. andreclusivelonerswhofitthemold pick Up the pieces and to mourn Mumia’s case. The jury never that the FBI and the Philadel- Firstofal1,guns don’t kill people. ofthe culprits who have committed those who were killed. Films and all heard that the -44 caliber bullet phiapolicehad, overthe course People with guns kill people. The these terrible crimes in high schools forms of entertainment are escapist thatthe medical examiner found of 12 years beginning when he Brady Law needs to be amended to across America in the past year- by nature, meant to take the viewer the officer to be shot with did was 15, collected hundreds of include children and teenagers. The and-a-half. toanotherPlace,wheretherulesare not match the .38 caliber gun pages of surveillance files on issue is not random strangers with Theremaybeaneedforincreased different, and the characterscan get that Mumia was carrying. Nei- Mumia. They did this because mentalproblemsgettingguns, walk- enforcement ofratings andageregu- away with, among other things, ther his gun nor his hands were he was an outspoken opponent ing into school, and shooting every- lations-for example, don’t let a 12- murder. Once children fully exercise evertestedto show conclusively to the notorious racism andbru- body in cold blood. This was a pre- year-old walk into avideo store and their judgment properly, parents whether or not he had fired a tali9 shown by Philadelphia’s meditated, remorselesscrime, which pick up an R-rated movie unques- should feel easier about exposing weapon. policedepartment. Hismember- did not occur on a simple whim for tioned. Granted, there isadifference their kids to more freedoms, oppor- The jury also never heard ship in the Black Panther Party revenge. There has to be tougher if a kid wants to rent a movie like tunities, and activities. frompoliceoficerGary Wakshul, was used in the sentencing gun control in schools. There ’sSomethingAboutMaryand High school is a very bizarre pe- whowasguarding Mumiaatthe phase ofthe trial as a reason to I definitely feel there is an Pulp Fiction, but I think that par- riod in life, regardless ofwhen YOU hospital and refuted the enforce the death penalty. This oversaturation ofviolence in today’s ents, kids, politicians, and the public were in it. I’ve been around kids and prosecution’sclaim that Mumia argument has been found to be in general need to concentrate on teachers of different races, coun- confessed to the murder. #Y unconstitutional in other cases David de is a ma- . content rather than a ratings system did the jury never hear his testi- joring in history. that nobody particularly cares about. see VIOLENCE, page 17 monythat“theNegroma1emade see MUMIA,page 17 Viewpoints Policy The Viewpoints section of The Tufs Daily, an open-forum for campus editorial commentary, is printed on Tuesdays and Thursdays. Viewpoints welcomes submissions from all members of the Tufts community. Opinion articles on campus, national, and international issues can be roughly 700 to 1000 words in length. Editorial cartoons are also welcome. All material is subject to editorial discretion, and is not guaranteed to appear in The Tufts Daily. 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For additional info,please contact TSR at 627-3224 Or visit our website izt ase.tufts.edu/tsr THETUFTS DAILY April 22,1999 9 Capen House Director Davis talks A DAWS of this march, but that of the stu- within the faculty. Citing Profes continued from page 3 dents that truly fueled this move- sorGeraldGil1, Davissaid, “Ther Rights. There, in the thick of the ment. is going to be a problem if we ar movement, as an individual leader, “This is why I teach my class,” notcareful. Weneed togive [Gill Davis began to see how vital stu- Davis said referring to the class the support that he needs. H dents and the leaders he referred “Black Power: Student Move- needs more colleagues so that h to as “the unnamed” really were. ments and their Impact on the Civil can have the opportunity to grow. Recounting his involvement as Rights Movement in the ’60s”that After a long silence Davis con a Civil Rights leader, Davis often he has taught at the Experimental cluded with the ominous commenl jumped back and forth between College for the past three years. “I “If we’re careful, he’ll reach hi the two levels of activism dis- want students to know the role peak.” played in his clothing ensemble. that students played.” On the subject ofminority rep In talking about his actual leg- In summing up his experiences, resentation within the studen work for the cause, Davis seemed he said that he also wants to make body, Davis agreed that there hav First Session: May 26 -July 2 to embody the organizerthat could Tufts students aware of the fact been great strides, however, h have been symbolized by the more that, “All problems are solvable, could not emphasize enough tha Second Session: july 6 -August 13 professional and stately part of you just have to know what the the situation could be better. his attire, his pants. However, the problem is.” One solution that Davis sug fact that his organization was In his work forthe Civil Rights gests lies in the resources tha based on more radical ideas that movement and his more recent Capen House provides. “This CUI strayed from what was popular work in the Tufts and surrounding ture center is not only for blac Begister Now, with the so-called great leaders communities, he has always prided students,” he said. likeDr. MartinLutherKing,amore himself on this philosophy. Ac- “There does not need to be colorful Davis shined through. knowledging that there are race- white road or a black road, [Th Referring to his experiences related problems within the Tufts African-American Center] is PaveJ Later! with the famous march, this histo- community, he said that these is- bridge specifically for black stu rian told ofhis disapproval of John sues are reparable. “That’s why I dents but for all students,” Davi Lewis and Dr. Martin Luther King’s came,” he said. said, citing Malcolm X. If you register by May 7, space in the courses of your work and his subsequent altema- “I represent the two communi- Making an analogy between choice can be reserved with a $40 registration fee. tive ideas. ties that are around [Tufts]. I am wheel and the population at Tuft: Tuition charges will be put on your Bursar account. “That march was suicide,” said from around Somerville and Davis said, “We’re all spokes on a suddenly more lively Davis, “so Medford and I can connect stu- wheel. We all connect.” You can register by mail or at the we decided to take 800 to 1100 dents to these surrounding areas. With one final call to actio Summer Session Oftice, I08 Packard Avenue students from Oberlin [College], I am a tremendous resource,” he that could serve to encompas St. Olaf [University], and Michi- reported without the slightest his life’s work, Davis raised hi gan [University] to the state capi- tinge of modesty. voice and said,“Eventually, we’r Please call 627-3454 tol.” In regard to the problems he is all going to have to look at eac for more information, or e-mail us at Davis has a strong beliefthat it trying to solve, Davis seemed to other straight across, nobod [email protected] was not the work of MLK, who he take the greatest interest in the hot looks down and nobody look said jeopardized the effectiveness topic of minority representation up.”

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AMERICAN STUDIES TED SHAPIRO AW'ARDS FOR 1999

Benjamin Baylin: Travel to Japan to observe the long -lasting affects of nuclear weaponry. Benjamin, a sophomore, will explore the sites and museums of many cities in Japan, including Kyoto,Hiroshima, and Nagasaki. He plans to gain a greater sense of the cultural legacy of nuclear weaponry in Japan and the relationship between innocence and disaster. He wants to interpret through prose what he finds in Japan.

Amanda Bornstein: Academic research and interviews regarding the policy and history of subsidized housing in the Boston area. Amanda, ajunior, .would like to examine how Mystic has changed since it was first established and how organizations like the Welcome Project can help to improve housing projects. By interviewing policy makers, professors, and residents of housing developments, she will be able to understand first-hand their concerns on the subject.

Anita Jayagopal: Research the role communication has played in forming the profile of the Indian and the Indian American. Anita's main source of research will be personal interviews conducted with Asians of various backgrounds. She will travel overseas to research and conduct the interviews. Anita is a junior.

Daniel Klainbaum: Dan plans to enroll in "Los AngelesLatin America," a month-long architecture program at the Southern California Institute of Architecture. The program deals with culture identity issues in Los Angeles and the contemporary effects of globalization on the Ameri- can landscape. Students fiom many disciplines, Le., architecture, art, etc., will participate. Dan has been exploring these themes at Tufts and at the Museum School where he is a junior. This will be Dan' s second Ted Shapiro award, the first one invol.ving the study of mural-making and actual

involvement in making a mural in San Francisco in '1997 . *<

Brian Ledyard: Brian has been inspired by his family connection to the first Ledyard in America, who traveled with Captain James Cook in searching; for a Pacific outlet to the Northwest Passage. Brian will take the month-long mountaineering course with the National Outdoor Leadership School, based in Lander, Wyoming, learning how to live safely in the wilderness while developing the skills to become a trained mountaineedhiker. He hopes to use these skills long after the summer of 1999 is over.

Jason Wang: Tufts University TV (TUTV) and Jason will team up to produce a documentary on the glamour and glitz of Hollywood. Since the beginning of his freshman year, Jason, now a sophomore, has been actively involved in TUTV with projects such as directing a short film, managing a series, and creating a documentary. He will use these skills he has acquired to travel to Hollywood and film a wide variety of people who have attempted, and either succeeded, failed, or are still struggling, to attain their dreams in the Hollywood industry. - THETUFTS DAILY April 22,1999 11

Softball looks ahead for postseason -push I Tufts ready- for crunch time SOFTBALL McArdle’s double. McArdle came to erase some of the fielding errors LACROSSE and making intelligent shots and , continued from page 5 around on a Mackey single, to from its game. The Jumbos must continued from page 5 passes, Colby was able to score at “We’re winning some games raisetheJumbos’leadto3-1.Strong also becomemore proficientatget- nately, that was the last time that will. Tufts, on the other hand, ex- because ofour pitching,” Herman pitching and defense made the thg runners across the plate. Tufts Tu% would sharethe lead, as Colby hibited control and patience on said shortly after the double- lead stand. left 18runners on base on the after- scoredtwogoalstoendthefirsthalf. offense, but failed to make the header. “We lost a few when we “We’re very optimistic, and we noon, and while the runs weren’t After a few solid minutes ofplay in extra pass or better shot, prevent- had good pitching, but now it’s know that ifwe play well, and keep necessary on Tuesday, they could the second half and a goal by ing them from scoring. Col by took really helping us.” SO0 in range, we can make the come into play in the future. Gregorian,themomentum markedly advantage of every Tufts mistake Ifthe pitching in the first game postseason,” Herman said. “What “We made some base-running shitled to Colby, as they began a and eventually ran the score up to impressed the coach, Brecher’s happens is all us. We are playing errors, and we know that the run- relentless attack on Tufts’ goal. 11-3. With 1:25 left in the game, performance on the mound must good teams, but no one that we ners left on base are a problem,” “They are an outstanding Zimmerly added a final futile goal. have made her see stars. She gave play is better than the teams that Hermansaid. “We have a long way team,” Zimmerly said. “It was “The loss was partly because up one unearned run on four hits we have already faced.” to go; it’s a young team, but this close, but we had trouble keeping of a lack of intensity,” assistant and struck out four. Brecher at one The team holds its postseason late in the season they aren’t really the momentum up.” coach Kate Mathey said. “We were time retired seven batters in a row fate in its own hands, but itwill have freshmen anymore .” Running solid offensive plays not able to get out of the hole.” and had a shutout working into The team has absolutely no the fourth inning. She also was room for error if they want to land solid in the field, helping on plays a playoff spot. 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As March fades into memory and we Ieavc-ttx Oscars behind, April brings the warmer breezes of a New Englarid spring and a rerninder thzt wmmw is just around the corner. Along with the warm weather cames not only days at the hexk and skimpier clothing meant for summer lovin’, but also an abundance of summer ~novies,ea& er, flashier, and more exciting than the next. Here is a preview of some of the best and the brightest of the upcoming season in film. -- -- Star Wars: The Phantom Menace The most-awaited release of the decade comes to the big screen on h4emorial Day. The first of George Lucas’ prequels to the Star Wars series, The Phantom Menace stars up-and-comers Natalie Portman and Ewan McGregor, as well as screen veteran Liam Neeson as the legendary Obi-Wan Kenobi. ?’ Rumor has it that one man has been in line for 12 days for the opening ’ night at the Chinese Theater in Los Angeles, . Using the latest in g--! computer technology and film innovation, the film is expected to break all records this summer, making Titanic look, well, sunk. If you want to be among the first to see this one, buy your tix over Movie Phone.

Eyes Wide Shut Perhaps most exciting on the list of summer releases is the last film from the late directing legend Stanley Kubrick. Kubrick, who passed away this year just after completing Eyes Wide Shut, is known for such groundbreaking films as DK Strangelove, A Clockwork Orange, and The Shining. The secrecy on his latest venture has Hollywood buzzing. Starring Tom Cruise and Nicole Kidman, and billed as a psychological thriller of jealousy and sexual obsession, Eyes is one to watch.

Muppets From Space The Muppets come back to the big screen in a comedy centering around the beloved Gonzo. In a search fc x Gonzo’s past, it is revealed that his relatives are extraterrestrials Instinct from a distant world. When the FBI hears of this, the Muppets become embroiled in an Oscar winners Anthony Hopkins and Cuba Gooding Jr. come to the screen this summer escapade of huge in this drama about a criminally insane primatologist (Hopkins). Having spent years proportions. In the living among the animals he studied, Powell has been captured and thrown in prison for end, Gonzo must a series of brutal murders in the jungles of Rwanda. It is up to psychiatrist The0 Caulder choose between the (Gooding Jr.)to delve into the mind of this strange man and find the truth. There’s Oscar family he has al- buzz surrounding this one, so watch for Instinct. ways wantedandthe friends he loves. As Universal Soldier: The Return usual, the Muppets Jean-Claude Van Damme stars as the recovered Universal Soldier in this sequel to one have tons of cam- ofhismostsuccessfulfi1ms.Anaction flick with more testosteronethan 15 Schwarzeneggers eos lined up includ- at a Monster Truck Show, Van Damme is still Luc Devereuax, who is now working as a ing David Arquette, government expert, improving training for new Universal Soldiers. When the Andie MacDowell, supercomputer controlling the Soldiers malfunctions,Van Damme is the only one who and Ray Liotta. can take on a team of perfect warriors. Hint: This ain’t a date movie. This should be a hit with kids and adults Big Daddy alike. So far, it seems Adam Sandler can’t miss as he comes out with hit after Inspector Gadget hilarious hit. This summer, he plays Yep, it’s exactly what you think it is. Inspector Gadget is a live-action film based on the Sonny Koufax, who is, (surprise!) cartoon of the same name, the one that used to play on Nickelodeon when Rugrats and yet another 32-year-old who has Doug were just twinkles in spent his whole life avoiding re- their creators’ eyes. Starring sponsibility, only to shape up and Matthew Broderick as the prove, once again, that he’s ready to grow up. When Sonny’s girlfriend (Joey LaurenAdams) dumps him, he wants to prove to her he is ready for responsibility so he adopts a five-year-old. When she doesn’t come crawling back, he’s stuck with the kid. It’s a formula, but it’s worked so far. Look for Adams in her first big role since Chasing Amy.

Tarzan Tarzan goes musical as Disney’s latest takes the classic tale of a human orphan raised by wild apes and sets it to music by Phil Collins. When Tarzan’s world is turned around with the arrival of a human expedition, he realizes where he comes from and falls for a beautiful woman on the expedition named Jane. New technological innovation in animation adds depth to jungle scenes, and Disney has the best vocal talent around. Listen for Tony Goldwyn, Glenn Close, Rosie O’Donnell, and Minnie Driver, to name a few.

Wild Wild West Will Smith joins an all-star cast including Kevin Kline, Kenneth Branagh, and Salma Hayek in an action comedy for everyone. Smith and Kline are government agents James West and Artemus Gordon, competitors sent to track down the evil Dr. Arliss Loveless (Branaugh) who is conspiring to assassinate the President of the United States using a diabolical weapon he calls the Tarantula. Hayek complicates matters as a beautiful entertainer who tries to foil their efforts to save the President. The two must learn to work together to stop Dr.Arliss and save the day. Smith’s comic timing is always endearing and he has yet to miss in a big Summer flick. This could be his next hit.

...., .. Sugar-coated Shakespeare ’Tempest‘ better suited to a youthful crowd by ETHAN TODRAS-WHITEHILL indee8, well-nigh half the au- Contributing Writer dience was-under 12 years of Shakespeare’s The Tempest was his last play. It is the age. As far as they are intending humor-edged tale of Duke Prospero of Milan who was to make Shakespeare under- wrongfully robbed of his Duchy by his brother and cast standable by children, they onto a deserted island with his infant daughter. He be- succeed. As far as maintaining comes lord of the isle and gains command of a powerful artistic integrity for adults in air spirit, Ariel. the meanwhile, they fail miser- The play begins as fate has given Prospero a chance ably. at revenge, as his brother’s ship has sailed by containing All of the interesting char- the usurper and the King of Naples, who helped depose acter interactions are absent Prospero. He has caused Ariel to raise a great tempest, from this production. The fa- wrecking the ship, but leaving all the inhabitants of the miliarly cunning and playful boat alive and separated on the shore, as per his instruc- Ariel is played by seven chil- tions. dren, who, fortheirownpart,do It is a tale fraught with double meaning and rich in an excellent job, but the role historical context, especially given the timing of the itself is bereft. This problem is play: It was written only five years after John Smith’s further emphasized by the in- colony in Virginia was established. We see such interest- teractions between Prospera ing historical connections as the dark-skinned native and Ariel, who seems far more son, Caliban, who is innately savage and devoid of good like a mother chiding her chil- qualities, as well as an excellent portrayal of colonial dren than a powerful sorcerer England’s perception of the New World. commanding a clever air spirit. In addition to the historical context, the play weaves Prospera’s naive daughter, into the fantastical setting such powerful themes as Miranda, who utters such fa- patriarchy, forgiveness, and redemption. mous lines as to give rise to the You won’t know any of this, however, if you see the title ofAldous Huxley’s classic production at the Wheelock Family Theatre. To start off, Brave New World, is conceived Prospero is Prospera, a female. This in and of itself is not as Shakespeare intended, but a problem, but the execution of such a change coupled poorly acted. Her delivery of with the other flaws in the production make it a fairly the Bard’s lines are stiff and significant flaw. jagged at best, her movement Caliban is the dark-skinned native son of the island on stage inorganic and jolted, who, in submitting to the King’s servants Stephano and and her interactions with the Trinculo, usually maintains a cunning that shows he other characters, even the king’s might be using the servants to displace Prospero instead son Ferdinand, whom she will of blindly playing the fool. In this play, however, he is not marry, are cold and uninterest- only white-skinned but completely subservient and rel- ing.v egated to the role of Curly to Stephano and Trinculo’s This is not to say that the play was completely nap- Soleil, an international artistic circus. Moe and Larry. There was actual foot-stomping and eye- worthy and warranted the desire tci escape during inter- All in all, the production was not worth seeing. If you poking involved, appropriately matched with clearly mission; the comical interactions were in fact quite have a small cousin or sibling and you wish to take them audible “nyuck-nyucks.” amusing. The technical aspect of the play deserves much to see a show, it is worth your time and money, but if you It is important to mention that the charter of the credit as well. The set design fit the magical feel of the are a theater aficionado looking for an interesting Wheelock Family Theatre sets forth the theater’s goal as play with satin walls that curled up like waves and Shakespeare production, you would be well-served to wanting to “make theatre accessible to all members of the interesting island scenes that wert: woven into the set. look elsewhere. Boston community.” To this end, they offer low ticket The lights were also well done; a number of interesting The Tempest is playing at the Wheelock Family The- prices, increased availability of aids to the hearing or gobos coupled with appropriate colors and movements atre from now through May 9. Tickets are available from visually impaired, and a family orientation that makes created a jungle effect. The music was no less well $10-$15 and can be purchased by calling the box office their plays comprehensible to even young children; chosen, as it made use of exotic music from Cirque du at 734-4760.

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.I. THETUFTS DAILY Ami1 22,1999 WEEKENDER ‘Metroland’ takes a probing look at suburban fife by ALISON DAMAST that which we resist? and spends his time traveling the world, who begins to question whether he is really Daily Editorial Board Philip Saville’s latest film, Metroland, going to parties, and hooking up with nu- content with his life. When we are young, we want to be wild, deals with the problems that Chris (Chris- merous women. Chris has settled down The movie is based on Julian Barnes’ see the world, and taste love. The last thing tian Bale), a young graphic artist with a with Marion (Emily Watson) and has a first book, Merroland, and is masterfully we want to do is follow the lead of our family, has when his best friend, Toni (Lee young daughter. He has a secure income brought to the screen by Saville. We get a parents and settle down to the dull but Ross), hops into town. The two men are and a seemingly picture-perfect life. real sense for the characters and are given secure world of middle-classsuburbia. The both in their late 20s but have gone down Toni’s arrival in town forces Chris to a glimpse into the workings of their inner only question is, do we eventually become divergent paths. Toni lives “la vie boheme” evaluate how happy he is in his current minds. situation. “Chris Lloyd ... happy ever after Bale is fantastic as Chris and skillfully in Metroland. Who’d have thought?’ says plays him as both a young 20-year-old and a skeptical Toni. a 30-year-old. This movie marks one of his The movie plays out in a series of flash- most powerful roles to date and will hope- backs intermingled with the present. Wego fully raise him to the ranks of the more back into the past and see younger versions established actors in his field. Ross is slimy of Toni and Chris. At 21, the two men are as Toni but his performance is one that idealistic and full of ambition. They are shows much emotional depth. daring and have no inhibitions. They walk Watson plays Marion confidently and into a train car and ask a proper British gives another stellar performance.The role couple in French if they could please is a far cry from her Oscar-nominatedroles “coucher avec votre femme” (in other as Jacqueline du Pre in Hillary and Jackie words, may I please sleep with your wife). and as Bess in Breaking the Waves, but she -. For them, the world has no bounds. All they manages to play the role of mother and wife desire is to escape the suburban world with the characteristic natural ease that represented by their hometown, Metroland. defines so many of her performances. When Chris is young, he pursues pho- The movie wrestles with the questions tography in Paris while also engaging in a of what happiness truly means and how the sultry affair with a beautiful French woman. idealism of our youth translates into our The last thing he wants to do is settle down. lives as we get older. Chriseventuallycomes Soon, however, he meets the charming to realize that even though he may have Marion, for whom he changes his life. He compromised his dreams, he still can be returns to London and goes back to happy with his life in Metroland, even if it Metroland, the place that he desperately isn’t quite as dashing as Toni’s life. wanted to escape. An old man in one of the train cars head- After eight years of marriage with ing towardMetroland gives the young Chris Marion, Toni is at the point where he is a few words from the wise. “See, it doesn’t having an early “mid-life” crisis. He day- matterwhereyougo.Metrolandisn’taplace. dreams about Marion ironing his clothes It’s a state of mind,” he says. It is only when while she calmly says to him, “I want you Chris is older that he can begin to under- to have affairs. It will be good for our stand that his outlook on the world is what marriage.”Toni serves as amirrorforchris, will truly define his happiness.

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Boston-born artists, Boston-based artists, or any artist connected to Boston are honored this weekend by the Kahlua 10 Things I Hate About You: The most recent film in a slew of Boston Music Awards at the Orpheum Theatre. The show features performances by Jo Dee Messiria, Godsmack, teeny-bopper flicks, this film by director Gil Junger is supposed Susan Tedeschi, Joe McIntire, Butralo Tom, and Melissa Frank. Teenage heart-throb Joshua Jackson from to be a remake of Shakespeare’s Taming ofthe Shrew. But the Bard’s story bombs with cheap one-liners and dry, stereotypical Duwson’s Creek will also be making an appearance. Tickets range from $12-$50. Call 931-2000 characters. Stars include Joseph Gordon-Levitt of Third Rock from the Sun and Larisa Oleynik from The Secret World of Alex Although it is the weekend, meaning that all Boston outings or events should steer clear from academics, and adhere Mack. (CpV) * strictly to the principles of partying or any other forms of intoxication, the chance to hear a history hero deserves an exception. Halina Nelken, survivor of eight Nazi concentration camps, including Auschwitz and Kriikow, is reading EDtu: When a TV network is in danger of going under, an executive proposes to air a television show that is 24 hours of extracts from her personal diary at Borders Books and Music. Call 630-1120 someone’s life. A movie about Americans’ misplaced fascination -- with fame, EBu shines with an incredibly star-studded cast Look out for what might appear to be random parades, lectures, and reenactments throughout Boston this weekend. including Matthew McConaughy, Woody Harrelson, Ellen Believe me, these aren’t just crowds who gather for fun or who like wearing tights. They are celebrating Boston’s historic DeGeneres, Elizabeth Hurley, Jenna Elfman, Dennis Hopper, freedom trail in the Let Freedom Spring festival. and Rob Reiner. (CW) ****

Forces ofNature: The weather is the only well-conceived, directed,’and orchestrated aspect of this romantic comedy, which stars Ben Affleck as a nice guy with a heart of gold who becomes smitten with free-spirit Sandra Bullock on the way to his wedding. fRIORY, RPR. The script is weak, the leads are dull, but there are some very 23: funny moments where Bullock and Affleck seem to conjure up the It’s in London and it has just arrived here. The Boston nightlife scene has just grown. Tired of guessing? Well, Friday chemistry they should have throughout the film. (AA) ** night will see the opening of a new nightclub, Venu at 100 Warrenton Street. It’s been described as a club with “state of the art light and sound system with a South Beach ’50s style art-deco feel” by StitmNight. Doors open at 11. Wing Commander: Once upon a time, in a galaxy far, far away... someone actually believed that making a live-action movie out of Although I ani sure you already know it if you’re a hardcore fan, the Red Sox are playing the Indians ,st Fenway Park. the space adventure video game Wing Commander would be a good idea. Freddie Prinze Jr. of I Still Know What You Did Last Summer stars in this tired, self-conscious rehash of every space epic from Star Wars to everything in between. (RL) *

Deep End ofthe Ocean: Michelle Pfeiffer trades in her high heels and glossy lips for a mid-calf skirt and a minivan to play Beth Cappadora, a suburban homemaker who loses her son and finds Bruce Hornsby, Susan Tedeschi, Melisa Fenrick, Ingigenous, Duncan Sheik, and the Spin Doctors are just him again several years later. What seems like a wonderful . some of the bands that will be performing at WBOS Earthfest. It’s a big deal; approximately 125,000 people are opportunityfor Pfeiffer to stretch her acting muscles simply turns expected to show up to party, while promoting the good cause of environmental awareness. Call 740-0929 into a limp bore. (MH) *

If you’re looking for a shortcut to fame and fortune or you think you are particularly good looking, Fresh Samantha will 8 mm: Writer Andrew Kevin Walker (Seven) and director Joel Shumacher (A Time to Kill, Falling Down, St. Elmo’s Fire), be at the festival mentioned above looking for a new, fresh face for its juice bottles. Be at the Fi.esh Samantha Juice frighten and disgust their audience in a decent thriller-mystery Cruiser between 11 a.m. and 1 p.m. to try your luck. You never know, pigs might fly! that delivers most of what it promises. Starring Nicholas Cage, 8 mm is a good effort with an intriguing subject, but it falls short of being any great accomplishment. (TP) ***

Tango: Nominated for an Academy Award in the Best Foreign Film category,this tale of the filming of a movie about tango Boston Music Awards and NEMO Showcase. Various locations around town. April 23-25. (781) 3136-0441 seems to dance without going anywhere. The artistic, visual, and Guinness Fleadh Festival at Suffolk Downs. Featuring Van Morrison, Elvis Costello, Hootie &The Ellodish, John Lee thematic foundationsare solid, interesting, and intriguing, but Hooker, The Cardigans, and others. June 19.931-2000 they are drawn out and overdone. (RL) ** Access. Free evening of cyber accessibility and lush scientific environments, with multimedia install,itions, computer building, Etienne Delacroix’s nomadic workshop, and musical performances. Museum of Science, May 14. Go to The Other Sister: This romantic comedy touches the heart and charms you unlike any other. Juliet Lewis gives an Oscar-worthy www.toneburst.comfor more information. performance as a slightly retarded young adult who falls in love Natalie Merchant is playing in Boston June 4.228-6000 with Danny (Giovanni Ribisi). The film, also starring Tom 24th Annual Film and Video Festival is on from Apr. 26-May 1. Call 536-1540 Skerritt and Diane Keaton, is a must-see for anyone in the mood Hole will play at the Orpheum May 16. Call 931-2000 for a good romance or brilliant acting. (CD) **** The Big Apple Circus is in town until May 9. Call 931-2787 Ofice Space: A film based on a single joke already beaten to Annual Street Performers Festival at Faneuil Hall May 28-31 death by the comic strip Dilbert, Ofice Space is the first film with Access. Free evening of cyber accessibility and lush scientific environments, with multimedia installations, computer live actors for director Mike Judge, who is responsible for the low- building, Etienne Delacroix’s nomadic workshop, and musical performances. Museum of Science, May 14. Go to http:// brow humor of Beauis and Butthead and King of the Hill. Ron www.toneburst.com for more information. Livingston stars as a soon-to-be-fired computer programmer who teams up with two co-workers and installs a complex computer virus that deposits money into their bank accounts to prove the corporation that it can not abuse the workers. Jennifer Anniston also stars. (RL) **

Cookie’s Fortune: Glenn Close, Patricia Neal, Liv Tyler, Robert Duvall, and Chris O’Donnell star in this Southern gothic comedy Arlington Capital Theater Fresh Pond Mall Kendall Square Cinema Df manners about life in Holly Springs, Miss. The movie unfolds (781) 648-4340 - Movie Listings 661 -2900 494-9800 around the life of Jewel Mae ‘‘Cookie” Orcutt, an eccentric old (781) 648-6022 -Box Office LIFE SCHOOL OF FLESH lady, and a mysterious murder that happens in the town. With a OCTOBERSKY THE MATRIX WAKING NED DEVINE strong cast and good writing, it is hard not be captivated and BABY GENIUS ANALYZE THIS RUSHMOOR amused by the warmth and wit of the film. (AD) *** 112 GODS AND MONSTERS DOUG’S 1ST MOVIE e LIFE IS BEAUTIFUL GO: Las Vegas, drug dealing, and tantric lovemakingall HILARY AND JACKIE EDTV CENTRAL STATION zulminate in a psychedelic Christmas Eve rave in GO, and create A BUG’S LIFE FORCES OF NATURE AFFLICTION 3 mildly entertaining film along the way. Jay Mohr, Scott Wolf, THE LITTLE VOICE THE MATRIX COOKIE’S FORTUNE Sarah Polley, and Katie Holmes star in this Pulp Fiction-esque THE KING AND I NEVER BEEN KISSED STEAM: THE TURKISH BATH romp, which offers different views of the same story. While not as good as Tarantino’s masterpiece, GO is good for, at the very least, AFFLICTION THE OUT-OF-TOWNERS WAKING NED DEVINE I few hearty laughs. (TS) *** TRUE CRIME TEN THINGS I HATE ABOUT THE DREAM LIFE OF ANGELS M YOU Cruel Intentions: A modern-day remake of the classic French The Brattle TWIN DRAGONS Somerville Theater novel Les Liasons Dangerueses, Cruel Intentions focuses on the :onquests of two Upper East Side step-siblings. Though the 876-6837 625-5700 - Movie arid Concert Listings ncting is lacking, a clever script and pretty faces make for a fun A BUG’S LIFE Harvard Square 625-4088 -Box Office romp through high class society. Sex, incest, and back-stabbing LITTLE VOICE 864-4580 ELIZABETH hound. (DR) ** 1R *’ MICROCOSMOS GO TRUE CRIME HILARY AND JACKIE LOCK, STOCK AND TWO BABY GENIUS ZW - Caroline Wolter RL - Rob Lott SMOKING BARRELS GODS AND MONSTERS TS - Trevor Soponis DR - Dara Resnik iW -Jonathan Weiss CD - Celeste Dodge SHAKESPEARE IN LOVE AFFLICTION 4D - Alison Darnast MH - Molly Hamill 4A - Abbie Allanach EC- Elizabeth Chen THETUFTS DAILY April 22,1999 13 The weather can be groovy FEATURING but I might as well run withmy role continued from page 3 as a novelty. cally breaks across my face when I’m thinking of starting a new I see people darting for cover dur- cable station to supplement the ing a sudden thunderstorm or Weatherchannel. Itwillbeacombi- FTS GALA SPECIAL fighting with each other at the nation of the History Channel and $“;i TfEDfb supermarketbefore a snowstorm. the WeatherChannelthatwill show We will never succeed in isolating weather history. I’ll even do some ourselves from nature. sort of VH 1 hybrid with “Pop Up Weather brings an invaluable Wather.”TheweatherVJ will come element of spontaneity and change on andannounce; “Doyouremem- With Vest to our increasingly ordered lives. ber where you were when this Why Overpay? Value to $85.00 In that sense, I don’t want to be weather map was shown? I know I 40 Different Styles able to truly predict the weather. will never forget. Here it is, an oldie Actually, an MIT professor may but a goodie from 1976.” Okay, so Including Tails,Waist Coats, Shawls, Notches have proven that it is impossible maybethat willnot beverysuccess- Peaks Double Breasted Stripes for weather predictions to be 100 hi, but it will still beat UPN andthe percent accurate. I like giving a three stationsthatairrerunsofsaved f81-863-27f9 general idea ofwhat the weather is by the Bell 24 hours a day. 11 Waltham Street, Lexin going to be like, but I want to be Or maybe I’ll reach out to the surprised as well. Maybe that college crowd and go on the makes me a sadistic forecaster or Weather Channel as a late night Route 2 West something, wanting to hold back dirty weather forecaster. I’ll say Waltham Street Exit 548 information to see people squirm. things like, “DO you want to see 1/2 Mile North Throughout my life people have the eye of the storm?,” or “I’ll made fun of me for my relatively show you a warm front, darling.” I Options: €urostyle & Zoot Suits, Banded Shirts, Shoes and Full Back Vests peculiar interest. The taunting has think that might take off, espe- not taken the form of classic cially if I had someone like James schoolyard bullying, except when Earl Jones announcing for me. In- Billy O’Brien threw apine cone at stead of “This is CNN” it will be my head in fourth grade, but that “This is the naughty weatherman.” was not weather-motivated and I I guess I have been put on the promptly punched him in the face. defensive fortoo long. Rather than Vision of Tibet Presents Rather, I have been the victim of a explainingmy interest in weather, slow and methodical campaign to I have shown that we all are inter- convince me that I am a dork. I ested in it in one way or another. I - ---I--- don’t agree with that assessment, have deflected my passion to you. ChianasI- - ~ Media- ~ Proiect Zagatista Discussionand Uideo Presentation

‘Strange Days,’ Indeed: The Rogmm: 1 (Spanish with Erglish sub-titles): The Power Relations of ai- 1998: Lo &la &da (I-he 6bd hbmzst) documents food shortages in Zapatista communities, Cyborg Flesh tracing the causes to low intensity warfare, official neglect and natural disasters.

La FanuTta M&m (7% lh+nais Fm7y)is an intimate look at the role of famity members in indigenous communities. Marcelo and his family Dr. Lee Quinby take you through a typical doy in their English and American Studies, Hobart and William Smith Colleges lives. author of: The Chiapas Media Project (CMP)presents four videos docu- -ion: .-I Sceptic.. Con-fim&&ma&& .. .Culture; BohLW0 1999, Gi& klia menting Indigenous lives in the midst of war and struggle in Exewses m Gen-cal Crrti- (hew Yecys 1999)follows a celebra- southern Mexico. Video-maker Emilio Sanchez, from the tion, the most important fiesta of the coeditor, Fernhim and Fou& Zapatista base community of Ejido Morelia, Chiapas will discuss year, held in the context of government oppression and militq threats. the experience of learning video production and the impact of video technology on indigenous culture. €7 &lecfiw de la @a de Azum (2he +&lle&.w) From the region of “El Trabajo”. where men, women and children combine efforts to produce sugar with hand-made Monday, .April 26 ioois, nc-d work and joy. Tnis video was produced *in camera,” and demon- 500 p.m. Cabot .\uditorium strates the talent and creativity of refreshments the indigenous video producers.

Siudents and fmuhy are invited to a roundiable discussion with tee Quinby on Tuesday,April 27, I1:304:00, Lmge Conference Room, Maym Campus Center

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i THETUFTS DAILY April 22,1999 17 Solutions necessarv to solve school violence Mumia deserves a new trial 4 VIOLENCE the ills that plague modem soci- no means perfect, but I certainly SHALOM this violence. Now, unless he re- continued from page 7 ety. I’m not a fan of Marilyn feel a proper upbringing and edu- continued from page 7 ceives a new trial, he may join the tries, religions, and backgrounds. Manson; I detest him and his cation at an early age will greatly ance, or even encouragement, of ranksofthewomenoflalem, Sacco In spite of the diversity I have music, but I think that you can’t reduce the chances of a child be- this aggression. and Vanzetti, the Rosenbergs, and been exposed to, there is always designate a scapegoat in a situa- coming violent later in life. The city appealed to the United countless other political prison- the same social hierarchy and pro- tion like this. Sometimes, even that’s not States Supreme Court, which ruled ers whose voices have been si- tocol. There is a so-called “in” A similar example taken to the enough. My aunt is a teacher in a that there was no sign that “the lenced by state-sanctioned mur- crowd, which feelsthat it ownsthe next level is the rock band Judas public elementary school in a sub- behavior of the Philadelphia po- der. school based on some unwritten Priest, which was unsuccessfully urb of San Francisco, and she has lice was different in kind or degree In 1994, death penalty sup- set of rules. sued on wrongful death charges toldmestoriesofkidsofallages in from that which exists elsewhere.” porter-turned-opponent and Su- I am sad to say that I’ve known by the parents of two teenagers her schoolthreateningherfor some Pardon me if I’m unimpressed; preme Court Justice Harry people throughout my middle and who committed suicide after lis- reason or another. Parents should names like Rodney King, Abner Blackmun bravely wrote, “From high school years that fit the mold tening to the bands’ music. If one set things straight with their kids Louima, and Amadu Diallo force this day forward, 1 no longer shall of the culprits in Littleton, were to dig beyond the sensation- from the beginning, and they will me to think that even if Philly is tinker withthe machinery of death.” Jonesboro, Ark., and the other alist headlines and the treatment grow up and mature through all simply keeping up with the For Mumia, for everyone on schools that have been tarnished ofthe case by the media, one would their different phases into fine Joneses, a substantial culture of death row, and for the sake of by student violence. More often find that the two teenagers used adults. police brutality reigns in the City justice it is time we heed Justice than not, they simply want to get drugs and alcohol and had a less- We as a society must stop hit- of Brotherly Love. Blackmun’srecommendation and through school and be left alone, than-ideal home life. tingthe snooze button on the alarm Mumia was one of the only “concede that the death penalty but they are pushed to the break- I listen to music with offensive clock that is school violence and mediavoices speakingout against experimenthas failed.” ing point by their peers. Whether lyrics (e.g., Kom), watch thought- wake up. We have to deal with this or not they were capable of carry- provoking controversial films problem no holds barredandmake ingoutanact liketheonethattook (eg, A Clockwork Orange), and sure that kids are getting the help place on Tuesday, I honestly can- have a normal background with a and attention that they deserve. not say. healthy circle of friends and fam- It’snotokaytobeavictim, orto let To further elaborate on some of ily. Do I pick up an Uzi and walk your emotions simmerto the point Celebrate Tufts’ Own Holiday, Tufionia‘s Day, the opinions I’ve been reading into my old school and kill everywhere they are out of control. 1.. and hearing, parents can’t put the body who ever picked a bone with Today’s kids aren’t alright, and blame on one specific figure or me? No. Why? Because I was once we help them finda solution, industry. I refer to the accusation raised to understand the differ- the terrible tragedies such as the that shock-rocker Marilyn Manson ence between right and wrong, one that happened on Tuesday in is responsible for teaching kids reality and make-believe. I am by Colorado can be avoided.

A familiar iniusticeJ has occured in trial MUMIA because of who he is - because This isanopportunity forunity, continued from page 7 he was a political dissident. where truth is on the side of jus- and has led to overturned death Andthatiswhythiscaseisimpor- tice. It is our opportunity to make sentences. tant to all of us. In another time or the statement that Mumia Abu- Have dinner at Hodgdon Dining Hall on The judge’s instructions to the place, it would not have been the Jamal willnotgoto his death silent jury - that imposing the death fomerB1ackhtherwithdreadlmk.s and innocent. In his own words, Thursday, April, 22 from 5:OO to 7:30 PM. penalty “is not killing someone,” beinghed, itwouldhavebeen the “A court cannot make an innocent has also been used as grounds to Jew, the Irish, or the Catholic. We man guilty. Any ruling founded on overturn death sentences in other should all be able to see ourselves as injustice is not justice. The righ- L cases. Simply put, Mumia Abu- familiar with the same injustice that teous fight for life, liberty, and for Jamal is scheduled to die solely threatensthelifeofMumiaAbuJamal. justice can only continue.” Our “Global Celebration” menu to commemorate the 15th Anniversruy of Tuftonia’s Day features:

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Friday May 14 President’s Reception Tuesday May 18 Gala at the Marriot Copley Saturday May 15 Kick-off Carnival; Senior Futid Wednesday May 19 Red Sox vs. Yankees Game BBQ; Pub Imax trip Sunday May 16 Theater Trip to Chicago Jake Ivory’s on Landsdowne Reception at Top of the Hub Thursday May 20 Champagne Brunch Monday May 77 Kayak trip Friday May 27 Duck Tours Freshman Dorm Reunions Frank Santos, the hypnotist Jillian ’s Slide Show

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Full kitchen and huge li Chaplain's Table Aug. nterpersonal Relationships, Thurs- Unit Head, Special Needs Counse- ing room. (617) 627-7221 Part Time Baby-sitter $270lmonth + util. IC-15 minute walk lay, 4-22-99. 57pm. MacPhie Con- Needed lors, Camp Nurse, Staff for an Ortho- FREE ROOM AND BOARD dox unit, Senior Counselors, Water- lo Camps Center. PARKING, WID, IN WHANGE OF 1518 HOURS OF Two large rooms erence Room. Speakers: Heather For 2 girls (ages 2 8 5) - Harvard EIK. DISHWASHER, storage space. front Staff. Specialists in the follow- CHILDCAREIHOUSEHOLD HELP. Available June 1 to Sep 1, Two m?ms :innear. Chaplaincy Intern. and Dave Square. Three full days thN summer, Non-smoker preferred. Calllemail ing areas: Camp Craft, Dance, Fish- LOCATIONS CONVENIENT TO 4bdrhouse. FullyFmished. MWnicmI [innear. Topic: "Father-Daughter then 4 afternoons (2:30-6) During Keith: 78 1-393-8582; lelationships." ing, Gymnastics, Nature, Sports. TUFTS. CALL NOW FOR SUMMER 35 Teele Am. Close to campus and school year. Competitive salary, holi Please call: Stu Silverman or Leslie kalberta emerald.tufls.edu days 8 vacation. Need driver's li- AND FALL PLACEMENTS. SEPA- Females peferred. Call Stacy ~78169. Noon Hour Concert Series Zide. 617-244-5124 RATE APARTMENTS AVAILABLE cense. Please call Kate 617-354- TAKING SUMMER SES- 'hursday, 4-22-99. 12:30 - 1:00pm. 1754. FOR COUPLES. THE STUDENT Summer Subletll ;oddard Chapel. The works of IPART-TIME OPPORTUNITY SION? mxlSlNGEXCHANGE(617)Z'74420 Multiple moms available. Convenienl lowen. Vivaldi 8 von Weinzierl per- Int'l Education FOR STUDENTI 1 room ill 4 person. June I-Aug 13 located on College Ave across fro mned by The Boston Viola Quartet (Maybe 2nd room June 1-Sept 1). Job opportunities. The Conference ESTABLISHED INSURANCE 1 bedroom summer sublet Ellis Oval. Please call Rich at (78 Francis J.. Grimes, Don Conweli he..Sometville. Very close Bureau seeks an Activities Coordina- AGENCY IN PORTER SQUARE IS jh a spacious 4 bedroom apartment. 393-2959 for more info. :rishnaswami. Dorcas McCall, and lo campus. bus + Davis. Rent tor for its summer English Language SEEKING A PART-TIME CLERK TO 27 Packard Ave close to Davis and ennifer Shallenberger. HELP WTH FILING, PHONES AND $412SO/nonth. F only, no smoking, campus. Free washerldryer. fabu- BEAUTIFUL SUBLET Programs. Subsidized housing, 5 drugs or alcohol. LGB friendly. COMPUTER WORK. 6+HOURS lous deck, good cable. call Bianca June, July, and part of August. Want a free T-shirt? meals per week, competitive salary. Washer + dryer. Furnished. Street PER WEEK. (YOU MAKE YOUR at 628-0106. Walking distanceto Porter and Harvai lelp the Senior Class Council design Parking. Call Marina 617-776-5036. OWN HOURS!) TO $8/HOUR. Squares. Central Air Conditionini ie official senior shirt! Submit taste- Sunday School Teacher START MAY 3 OR lo! PLEASE Great Summer Sublet Carpeted bedroom. Dishwashe iI and FUN designs to Student AG Traditional, progressive, egalitarian CALL STEVE GALANTE AT (617) HUGE ATTIC FOR SUMMER 3BR, short walk to Tufts, huge Parking. Laundry in the building. Ne! vities by Saturday afternoon (4124). synagogue in Somerville seeks He- 864-5586. brew / Judaica teachers for the 19991 SUBLET kitchen. porch, washer/dryer. dish- clean and fully furnished. Call Julie, my questions, call Diane 666-4127. 2 fem looking to share clean fully fur- 2000 school year. Experience great, washer. For more info call Kim or 7765111 for more info! Wnner gets a free shirt. nishedart. Hugeatticfor l-2femaks. but we value energy. aeatiuity. and Going to N.Y.C. Next Year? Dee at ~77251. June 1-late Aug. Large living and din- H + A on Y2K Presents commitment. Call Marty Federman Graduating Senior looking for room mate to live in New York City starting ing room. kitchen. patio. Incl. water, Strange Days" Indeed: The Power (617) 232-0011. Great Summer Sublet SERVICES late summer. Call Maris (617) 776 washldry, parking. Contact Jenny or !elations of Cyborg Flesh 3BR. short walk to Tufts. huge 6554. Jackie, ~'78154. kitchen, porch, washerldryer. dish- SUMMER CHILD CARE ecture: 5pm, Reception: 4pm Sitter Needed for the NEEDED :abot Auditorium, Mon. April 26. washer. For more info call Kim or Summer HOUSING !Summer Sublet Dee at ~77251. Approx. 25 hrs/wk. Responsible, ca ing person to care for our active, ene Graduate Student Council's (beginning mid-May). Flexible day- SPRING SUBLET1 One bedr3om available in newly reno- time hours 6-8 hourslweek. $91 vated beautiful 3 BR apartment. Ten getic 7 yr old son. Reliable transport; 5K RunMlalk for Head Start -- Great location on College Ave, 4 5 Will pay your rent from June hour. 2 boys, 2 years and 5 years + minute walk from campus. Start and tion needed. References. Call Jay I men: Sunday April 25,1999 bedroom apartments, washerldryer, 1 - August 31 old. Car necessary. Previous expe- end dates flexible. Females only Kathy Q (781) 488-3315. !egistration begins loam RunMlalk parking, great price. Call Sara at Seeking summer sublet near Davis, tarts at llam. Where: Ellis Oval rience necessary, references re- please. C:all x7-8264 or x7-7018 for Porter, or Harvard Square. No pets, quired. Please call Suzanne at (781) ~71115. Mt. Washington rack. How Much: $15 fee - includes more information. no smoking. E-mail me at A 72 1-9445. -shirt and Food. All proceeds go to [email protected] or call (617) Wildcat. AMC 8-10 minutes from2 PERFECT SUMMER SUBLET Summer Sublet winGaham NH. 1,28r Fumishe re Head Start Programs of Medford Amazing 3BR apartment available 623-9968. SUMMER IN MAINE 1 bedroom open in 3 bedroom house apaltments. Sleeps 4-8 Walk to trail nd Somerville. Pre-reg at campus from611/99-8/31/99. A5minutewalk Coed, residential camp in southem with dishwasher. Minutes from cam canoeirg. tennis, swinmi,restaurant enter April 20.21, and 22, 11-2pm. from Cousens Gym, double living Summer Housing Melrose lakes region seeks general counse- pus, near laundry. Private driveway. 25 minutes to No. Conway. Sunds room. big kitchen, hardwood floors, Family Music Department Events lors, office support staff and specialty 1433lmo. Available June 1-Aug 31, If River, Brelton Woods. Weekend rate front + back decks, backyard, free off- Wants Female student. Room1 120 Chamber Ensembles. Voice. counselors in the following areas: mnteresteti call Matt at 781-391-6286. $175 - 275. Weekly Call (617) S64-236I iano. woodwinds. brass, and strings WSls. lifeguards, waterskiing, boat- street parking. Great condition. FUR- BOARD in Exchange SOME CHILD NISHED, and rent S525lmonth. For CARE - Children 12, 10, 4. Great re featured. Alumnae Hall, 8pm. ing, photography, arts 8 crafts. ten- GREAT SUMMER SUBLET HAVE AN AMAZING SUMMEI 122 Flute Ensemble with New Music more info, call Jon + Dave Q (617) NeighborhoodlPublic Transportation. nis, general athletics. Camp season: 3N COLLEGE AVENUE. ONE ADVENTURE! nsemble. Alumnae Hall, 8pm. 6121 - 8122. For further information, 628-5593. Child Care Experince Necessary/ ROOM NAILABLE FOR REASON- References required. Call Elizabeth f'r&QhlScoed Camp h contact: Ava Goldman. Director. JCC sachusetts seeks caring. motivated Music Events SUMMER SUBLET: JULY 99 4BLE PRICE JUNE 4 TO SEPT 1. at: (781) 662-6652. a Camp Kingswood. 333 Nahanton PLEASE CALL, 628-2982 ASAP. lege students 8 grads who love kid 123 Third Day Gospel Choir is joined Street, NWon, MA 02459. (617) 244- through AUGUST 99 GENERAL 8 SPECIALTY COUNSE y guest soloists in performing tradC Need one housemake for a 5-n Summer Rental 5124, or email: infoQkingswood.org. SLIMMER SUBLET LORS needed. Join a dedicated, fu onal and contemporary Gospel mu- apartment situated near campus and Beautiful 2 BR apartment available team. Competitive salaries+ travel ic. Goddard, 8pm. :our bedroom apartment available 6/1/99 - 8/31/99. Easy walk to Tufts. Leaders Needed D&.~bie~ani~I room+board. Call Bob or Barbara i 125 Kiniwe performs Ewe music in- ?om June 1 to August 31. 5 minute Davis, and Porter Squares. HW Summer Teenage Bicycling Trips. dryer. Call Tin Q (617) 627-8514. Camp Taconic: 1-8UJ762-2820. iuding Atsiagbekor. a traditional war Nalk to Davis Square. If interested floors. WasherIDryer. Dishwasher. US. Canada, Europe. Minimum 4- all David Feder. (561) 447-3430. iusic. Alumnae Hall, 8pm. Two 4 bedroom apt. Porches. Shared yard. Great condi- *Resumes" Meek time commitment. Salary plus tion. Furnished or unfurnished. expenses paid. Student Hosteling available on Chehuynd Rd. Parking. Laser Typeset Swing Dancers! One lbedroom in a three $1200 negotiable. Call 666-0875. hardwood floors, full kitchen etc. $30.00 396-1124 lance to the Jane Gang! Seven of Program, Ashfield Rd., Conway. MA bedroom apt. 31341.800-343-6132 Please call (781) 235-8257. Impressive laser typeset resumes fei oston's finest musicians will get you Two blocks from ~ufts.Fully Fur- For Rent ancing, Sunday, April 25, 6-9pm at turing mpAerstoragefcfMure upda Summer Sublet iished, washer, dryer, new Fridge 3 BedmHm for Summer 1999 ing. Your choice of typestyles includin ackson Gym. Tickets on sale now Earn up to $48O/mo. and stovi!. $340/month. available conveniently located in Teek Sq. 2 t Campus Center at $8. Proceeds iealthy males needed as sperm do- 2 Bedrooms available in 4 bedroom bold, italics. bullets, etc. on Strathmor apartment. June 1 - August 31, on lune 1 to August 31. Call Rusty at blocks from Tufts University. Minutes paper. Have your mer letters done b i benefit scholarshiops at Tufts Day lors. Must 19-40, SSortaller,able be 617) 666.0876 from Davis Sq and T stop. Huge us to match your resume! Oneday se~ are. Call 627-3412 for tickets and .o commit for 9 months. Call Califor- Capen St. One minute walk to Cam pus or bus stop. $425lroom/month + kitchen, large living space, parking, vice available. 5 min. from TuAs (Men ifo. "Hot Dang - Check out the Jane iia Cryobank Q (617) 497-8646 to TWO MALES hmt and backpnth.decks. Available iang ...Texas swing like Dolly doing utilities (rent negotiable). Call Adam ber of PARW Professional ASSOC.t see if you qualify. ooking fol' veganlvegetarian. non-a!- June 1.1999. Call (617) 718-1980. iat jazz thing." -New England Per- at xl196 or Kevin at x7564. Resume Writers. Call for Free Resumc mholic. rion-smoking housemates inner Magazine SOMERVILLE YMCA Cover Letter Guidelies). Also word pn: Summer Sublet male or fi?male)and a house for the SUMMER SUBLET cesshg ortypingofstudentpapers,gra %III 8 PIT positions available: FIT - "Dancing helps students June - August. 1 room available in tntire '99. '00 year including '99 sum June - August lbdrm in 4bdrm school applications, theses, multiple le Summer Day Care positions; PIT - ner. Please call either Alok at ~78248 apartmment. Fully Furnished and ters,tapestransaibed, laserprinting. fa lchieve higher exam scores," 3ont Desk, Preschool. 8 Lifeguard attractive 2 bedroom apt. on Conwell )r John at ~78226.Thanks! Practically on campus - 8 Bellevue services. etc. Call Frances at 3S112r IYS IYS a prominent educator. Take a iositions. Fax resume to (617) 628- 4ve. Parking, Kitchen. dining room, eak and dance to The Jane Gang! partly furnished. $500/mo. + util. St. Females preferred. Call Meredith AAA Resume Setvia?. !234 or call Teresa for more info @ One Room, One Month (781) 396-2567 unday, April 25, 69pm at Jackson 617) 6255050. Female grad. student preferred. Call sym. Tickets are $10 at the door, $8 rleather (617) 628-0944. helarge Room available in 4 bdr Grad School Applications Expertly louse for the month of June. Fully Roommate Wanted Typed (Law, Business, Medlcal, etc advance or with student id. Pro- Looking for 2 office Asto provide scholarshipsfor chic Summer Sublet umihsed. $46400. 35 Teele Ave. Call for Large 2 bedroom in Medford. -396-4124- assistants anat Tufts Day Care. Call 627-3412 3Whittield. $44Ymonth. 2 bedrooms Stacy x78 169 if interested. (down the street from Cousens Gym). Are).urgladschd~spiledhg c tickets and info. n Career Services. Approx. 30 hours eft in a 4 room house. Large dining Looking for a grad student. Washed on your desk? Are you wondering ha ier week. Work from May 24 to end mm. WasherDryer. Beautiful Porch. SUMMER SUBLET Dryer in house, back yard, garage, you're to lit all your info hthosetin if August. Flexible hours. Contact CHINA FALUN GONG 3est location you will find. Each room Jp to 4 people wanted to live in a private driveway. Call for LR Q (781) lime Spaces?Are yw caxzmed wher lane Bell at ext 72494. .day seminar. Learn the way to at- ias big windows. Alex 623-401 1. )rime l0ca:ion on Powderhouse Circle 396-4779. May 1st or May 15th. you'll fnd the time to do all before th iin Buddha. attain Tao, and the way =ginning June 1. Call Rob Q (781) dead!hs?lsywPenaralStalementsn 1 return to your TNe Self. You will PAY for PLAY GREAT Two BEDROOM 193-9048, Roommate needed Rewme prdessionally typeset,and kc ;reat Part time Job beginning in June, pinted hghqualii paper in a !ceive an in-depth teaching of the SUBLET for huge 2 bedroom apartment in on typestvl 9nciples and exercises of Falun aking care Mour 2 boys, ages 5 112 Teele Square. lOmin walk to Red hats atbadive? No need to fret - CAL sunny, Spacious top floor apartment SUMMER SUBLET ong. You will learn about the path L 3. Must be energetic, creative 8 heand Tufts. Hardwood floors, FRAN at -1 124, a speciali h makh Nith hardwoodfloors, porcfles and ked one housemate for June '99 - at begins with being a good person un loving. Experience 8 references two mite walls, sunny and wld hook-up. yourapplii. persmal statement,ant Iden. Wahser and dryer. back yard higust '9!3, 3 person apartment 69 id loads to Enlightenment. Free of equired! Must drive, own car a plus. $500 utilities. Roommate is grad. resume as appeahg as possible. nd parking. Five minutes walk taymond Ave; Washer and Dryer, + large. April 19 April 27, Mon-Fri iours flexible. Near Tufts. Call 625- street - rangym. $lOCOpermonth,negotiable. )riveway ciccessible. superb location. student at Tufts. Call Didaor Liz at ,9pm. Sat 8 Sun 57pm. Anderson i904. :617)623-6639. For May 1st or 15th. bailable May 201h - August 31st. 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Philosophy Dept. TOMORROW SDrina Lecture Series 1999 Department of Drama and Dance MorarPhilosophy Simon Blackbum, Edna J. Koury University Chaplaincy Arcadia CHAPLAIN'S TABLE - INTERPER- Balch Arena Theater, Distingused Professor ofPhilosophy TODAY University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill SONAL RELATIONSHIPS "Father- Department of Drama & Dance 8Pm "Worries About Normativity" Daughter Relationships" SPEAKERS: *- Arcadia Eaton 206, Heather Kinnear, Chaplaincy Intern, and Balch Arena Theater, 8pm Midnight Cafe 4-6pm Dave Kinnear Random Noise Concert MacPhie Conference Room, Strategic Gaming Society Oxfam Cafe, 5-7pm 8pm - lam Co-ed Naked Monopoly? SUNDAY Campus Center Room 2 19, 8pm Tufts Biology Society Programs Abroad SETA (Students for the Ethical First General Meeting Treatment ofAnimals) University Chaplaincy Study Abroad _.. Bamum 104, General Information Meeting General Meeting NOON HOUR CONCERT SERIES - 7:30pm Eaton 202, Oxfam Cafe, Bowen, Vivaldi & von Weinzierl 2:30pm 8Pm PERFORMED BY: The Boston Viola _..-. Quartet VACA Goddard Chapel, 12:30 - I :OOpm Kosovo Benefit Super Show Hillel, 8Pm Spirit of Color JAM of the Millenium "Don 't you wish there were a knob on the TV to turn up the intelligence? There's Cohen Auditorium, 9pm Spanish House Tertulia one marked 'Brightness,' but it doesn't work." Spanish House, H + A on Y2K Films Hillside Apts. 140s. Strange Days 9:30pm -Gallagher Tisch 304, 6:30 Late Night at the Daily

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