THE TUFTS DAILY Where You Read It First Tuesday, October 27,1992 Vol XXV,Number 32 Senate confers with administrative reps Senate lunch with trustees. as well Iby .JOHN WAGLEY 1)dlly t:dllollol Road as individual trustee visits to the Sunday ‘s Tufts Coinmunit y Medford Campus. Union Senate meeting featured a According to Dixon. the trust- visit by two Trustee rcprescnta- ees highly respect student opin- lives. Linda Dixon. Secretray of ions. “I hope that you are asking the Corporation of Tufts Univcr- your trustee representatives to sity. and Mary Harris. Adminis- report to you atid you are gather- trative director of the Board of ing up your interests and letting Ovcrsccrs. came to discuss the the Trustees hiow what they are.” tlulics of the Trustees arid their she said. A further message to the relationshipto the rest of the Uni- Tufts coininunity was that the versity. Trustees read a wide variety of Di xon. wtiosc dut ics inc I udc Tufts publications. so “write let- serving ;I liaison between the ters to the [Xdts Daily] editor.” Trusiccs aid vxious University Mary Harris thcndescribedthe depart inc n Is. first out I incd the role of the Board of Overseers. composite of the body. Conven- There are cuiwitly 14 inembers ing as ;I whole in February. No- ofthe Board, about three-quarters vember. and May. the Board of of whom are involved with Arts Trustccs aidinits two or three new aid Sciences.There is an Interna- mcmhcrs each year as the same tional Board as well as one for Photo by Tabbert Teng number departs. she explained. Members of the Jumbo Marching Band blow their horns at Saturday’s Homecoming game. each graduate school. Each board, I Less Ihan one half of the 29 pcr- created and headed by a Trustee, cent feindc body represents New is primarily composed of alumni. England. Seven oul of ten mem- paraits. and friends of the Uni- Alumnus seeks reform in office bers eartied Tu lis degrces and over versity. “They are there to advise a third arc Tufts parents. The deans and other administrators...to Aiello cites his 20-plus-year ten- C~UI CXPC- by CAROLINE SCHAEPER “I feel that 1 use the median Trustee age is 54. serve as ambassadors,” accord- ureasabusiiiessinanandalawyer ricnce that I have gained in these Daily 1‘:ditorial Rciard Explaining that 19 percent of, ing to Harris. Virgil Aiel10 has a vision: re- as his qualification to serve as a itreas to represcnt the citizens of the nicmbcrs arc involvedin busi- “Two Boards are ones [stu- form. public official. the Conmon wedth ol‘Mass;1chu- ness, 22 percent in finance, arid dents and senators] should espe- As a candidate for the Sixth Aiello graduated from Tufts in sctts on the Governor‘s Council.” 39 percent in law. education. cially keep an eye on -- those of District Governor‘s Council, 1963. where he served asaincm- Aicllo said. health sciences. and others. Har- the library aridathleticfacilities,” Aiello wUnited States Marine Corps, in in the Court system and all of the mittee as well as Seiiarc contact tions.”Sheadded,“Someofthem Paul Cclucci. Members of the which he served in active duty clerks of court, as well as other with the Board of overseers for are downright corny.” Council must run for re-election from I967 to 1969. He is the minor court officials,” he said. S t udcn t Life. One Senator agreed with this every two years. reserve assistant ~iavalatrachc to He detailed the approval pro- Some informal ways for the notion and responded that it ap- Although he hasiieverheld the Ita1 y, ha*; previously served in and Scnatc to let the Trustccs in position of ,an elected official. Soinalia iuid Israel. on see AIELLO, Page s their conceiiis is at the February see SENATE, Page 2 Latest polls show Clinton’s support shifting to Perot by STEI’HICN AKUUTHNOT shifting of support from Clinton Times Mirror Center for The and Bush’s support fell by me around 10 percent. This counters Daily 1:ditcrial Ucartl to Perot rather lhan any upward People & The Press showed point. Thcpol1,zlsoshowcdPer~~t’spolls released last week which According to the most recent inoveinent by Bush. Clinton with 44 percent support. support climbing by 1 1 points. Of showedclinton’sleadasbetween national polls. Governor Bill The polls also donot take uito Bush with 34 percent, and Perot Perot’s 19 percent support. six 15 and20perceiitagepoints,with Clinton‘s lead over President account reactions to Pcrot’s new with 19 pcrcciit.Thcpollre-inter- percent were former Clinton sup- Perot at less than 10 percent sup- George Bush has becn decreasing assertions in The Boslo?~Ilemld viewed registered voters who had porters. while four percenr were port. Variations in the wording of due to augmented support for In- and 60 Miriutes as to why he becn polled before the debates. fonner Bush supporters. questions and other factors are dcpendcrit candidate H. Ross withdrew from the presidential The new poll indicated that Combined, the latest polls Perot. race Julv 16. He said last week- Clinton‘s sunnort fell four mints show Clinton’s lead over Bush as see page The latest polls, all taken last end. without hard evidence. that All polls were conducted in the days after Bush Clinton Perot week after the third presidential the Bush/Qua~ylecampaign was the third presidenbl debate and results 0 0 debate and released Sunday and planning todoctor apicture of his Recent Polls were released on Sunday and Monday. yesterday. show a closing of the daughter and release it tonational Newsweek Harris NBC Wall Street Journal gap between Clinton and Bush. tabloids preceding her August - This change reflects more the wcddinn. Pcrot also alleged that I 30%I l--zq the Buih campaign was going to disrupt her wcddhig ceremony. I Inside Politicnl analysts are unsure 1 22%1 I lS%l Viewpoints ...... p. 3 whether Perot‘s supporters will Thedangers ofa diversecampus, why view this development as another CBS - New York Times Washington Post ABC News Perot conspiracy theory. thereby to vote Libertarian next week, and Nick I 37%I 34%1 I 34%I on the Perot phenomenon. compromising his support. or whether this will be viewed as Features ...... p. 5 Perot holding the security and Public access cable TV begins its run well-being of his family above 1 17%] 1 20%) on the Hill, and Mike’s, er, Billy’s, re- his political ambitions. flections on Holloween. Clinton‘s lead has been mea- Time - CNN U.S. News & World Report Times Mirror sured as low as seven percentage I 31%1 31 %I I . 34%1 Sports ...... p. 9 points in a poll by CBS News- Men’s and women’s soccer both fall NPM’Yo14 Timrs. to as high as 19 Homecoming Saturday, a baseball on poinls in a poll by NBC News- 19961 [quiz, andSheinken,Sheinken,Sheinken. WuII Slrect Joional. I A poll released Sunday by the Graohlc bv Lam Azt page two THE TUmS DAILY Tuesday, October 27,1992 THETUFTS DAILE Letters to the Editor JumboTel customers the JumboTel bill with an AT&T bill from and Chinatown is the largest Asian com- Patrick Healy April. 1992. We discovered that a 45- munity outside the Orient. Unlike Paris. Editor-in-Chief in South not happy minute call on AT&T at 1152 p.m. from many of the restaurants inside the Golden Tufts to New York City cost $5.50, while To the Editor: Gate are reasonably priced. Of course. Managing Editor: Paul Horan a 39-minute call on JumboTel at 11:47 let‘s not forget the sourdough bread for Associate Editor: Geller, Elizabeth Yellen On Monday. Oct. 19. South Hall resi- Jeff p.m. from Tufts to the same number-in dents received their first phone bills for which San Francisco is famous. and sorry. Production Managers: Julie Cornell. New York City cost $8.13. Many other service on the new JumboTel system. This folks. but Atlantic Salmon can‘t touch the Michael B. Berg examples exist as well. phone bill was supposed to be from Pacific varieties. Nightlife is every bit as an We’d also like to note that when we NEWS MCI program for long-distance service. good as Boston. with more than enough Editors: Caroline Schaefer. Stephen Arbuthnot selected our housing, we were not toldthat The first thing to be pointed out is that we clubs, shows, and concerts to keep you Assistant Editors: Chris Stripinis. John Wagley we would not be allowed choice of phone busy. The Francisco Ballet is one of Wire Editor: Joel Goldberg were not allowed to choose our long- San services or that our rates would be dra- distance service. or even our local service the best in the country. The De Young VIEWPOINTS matically higher than what we had paid in museum gets every major touring exhibit. Editor: Jessica Foster plan, which is the equivalent of the Metro- previous years. politan plan from New EnglandTelephone and Golden Gate Park is a triumph of FEATURES We request a statement of the rates we urban park design. You won’t get killed Editor: Mirman -- one of the most expensive of these plans. Rob are paying or the option to choose our own jogging through it at night, either. Assistant Editor: Massa Bayrakdar Secondly, this bill was printed on Tele- . service. Otherwise. we can’t be expected Outside the city, Interstate 280. one of ARTS communications stationery. not MCI’s. to pay our phone bills in the future. Editors: Elin Dugan, Madhu Unnikrishnan Thus there is no proof that this is an MCI the most beautiful highways in the nation, Assistant Editors: Matt Carson, Nadya Sbaiti program. Thirdly,Telecommunications extends down the Peninsula to Silicon has Dan Ferat K93 SPORTS claimed that the rates of the JumboTel Valley. the birthplace of the computer and Editor: Phil Ayoub Gary Markowitz K93 service are “10 percent off AT&T regular high technology industries in the United Assistant Editors: Doug Katz, Marc Sheinkin South Hall residents States. Legendary California beaches are PHOTOGRAPHY rates.” Upon receiving our bills. we noticed close, andevenmore legendary skiing and Editors: Anni Recordati, Tabbert Teng, Julio Mota recreational opportunities aie available in Assistant Editors: Tan Kemohan, Matilde Pereda that these rates seemed much higher than You’re all wrong -- we were used to paying in previous years the Lake Tahoe area and the rest of the PRODUCTION Sierra range. The best wine making area Layout EditomLori Ruben, Dirk Reinshagen, under AT&T. We contacted Telecommu- San Francisco rules ’-- Jamie Fink nications to request a schedule of rates and To the Editor: outside France is half an hour north of the Graphics Editors: John Pohorylo, Chris Capotosto were told that they were not available and Those misguided students who argued city. and the local beer, “Anchor Steam,” Classifieds Editors: Stephanie Romney, may not be until Christmas. They also about the relative merits and vices of beats Sam Adams hands down. While 1 Jennifer Rich think Boston is a great city, and Paris and Editors: Vatsky, mentioned that there may be some errors certain European and East Coast cities Copy Elana New York are wonderful to visit, these Cheryl Horton. Michael Agulnek that would be credited, but we should pay have obviously never been to San Fran- our bills in full anyway. Also. New En- cisco. First of all. it’s got the best food in exhaustive amenities qualify San Fran- gland Telephone bills allow the customer the world. 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Police said two after two attacks by helicopter gunships. y the Daily to be consistent with the limit. Letters should h ccompanied by no more than eight signatures. The editors reserve the right to edit letters for clarity Meeting lasts until the wee hours ’ublication of letters is not guaranteed, but subject to the iscretion of the editors. SENATE tions. One example would be an all-cam- Freshman Senator Ken Archer gave his Lettersshould betypedorprintedfrom anIBMorIBM. continued from page 1 pus talent show. MostTufts students don’t views on the election: “Some people have ompatible computer in letter-quality or near-letter-qualit] peared if many seniors were departing know anything about Tufts history. We been concerned that cultural representa- lode. Letters written on Macintosh computers should h as rought in on disk - files should be saved in “text-only’ with a lovebate relationship toward the couldpartlysolve this by geaing the alumni tives are token minorities serving only the xmat, and disks should be brought in with a copy of the University. more involved in Orientation.” purpose of pacifying the community. By :tkr. Disks can be picked up in The Daily business office the 3Ilowing day. Dixon later stated that the 35 Tufts The Senate meeting also consisted of electing Towe, as she is an Asian-Ameri- Letters should addm the editor and not a particulai alliances in US cities often had trouble the introduction of a by-law by Senator can culture representative, this proves that idividual. While letters can be critical of an individual’s communicating with one another and that Rachel Fouche and Senate Vice President the Senate does not simply give lip service ctions. they should not attack someone’s personality traits The Daily will not accept anonymous letters or per achievingbetter communicationis a strong Doug Spitzer. A procedural by-law which to diversity.” ames except in extreme circumstances if the Executive goal. ”I think we’re going to see some passed almost unanimously. it addressed Sunday night’s session. lasting espe- loard deternines that there is a clear and present danger tc exciting things happen in the next few the convention of proposing a by-law. cially long until 1: 15 a.m.. ran3moothly” le author. The Daily will not accept letters regarding the overage of other publications, unless their coverage itsell years. but I don‘t want tounderstate it: it‘s requiring that its proposal be submitted in according to Ravitz. “In the past, a five- as become a newsworthy issue that has appeared in The going to be a challenge.” written form two days before the relevant hour meeting would mean serious contro- )aily.TheDaily will accept 1ettersofthanks.ifspacepermits Later the Senate meeting. after the Senate meeting. versy. but I this time everybody ut will not mn letters whose sole purpose is to advertise ar in think vent. representatatives had left. the Senate dis- In addition. Viviana Towe was elected walked away with a good feeling. There’s When writers have group affiliations or hold titles 01 cussed. among other topics. the recent as new chair of Culture and Ethnic Affairs. a lot to be done.” ositionsrelated tothetopicoftheirletter.TheDailywillnote iatin italics following the letter. This is to provide additiona formation of a small body of Senators to iformation to the readers and is not intended to detract from deal especially with the aspect of school le letter. spirit. According to Senator John Fee. What will Perot’s supporters do? Classifieds Information “We’re excited to plan some new things, All Tufts students musfsubmit classifieds in person although we certainly don‘t want to im- POLLS than polling data predicted immediately repaid with cashor check. All classifieds must be submittec continued from page 1 y 3 p.m. the day before publication. Classifieds may also be pose things on people.” Remarking on the before the election. In 1980, John.Ander- ought at the information booth at the Campus Center. AI value of old traditions, “It was something some of the reasons for the varied results. son received slightly less than seven per- lassifieds submitted by mail must be accompanied by i heck. Classifieds may not be submitted over the phone. like the class ahead of you could ask you Another factor is that some polls are con- cent of the vote despite pre-election polls Notices and Lost &Founds are free and run on Tuesday! to sing the school song, if you couldn’t -- ducted simply of registered voters, while that showed he had approximately 15 per- nd Thursdays only. Notices are limited to two per week pel you were paddled.” others try to discern likely voters. The cent support. George Wallace in 1968 re- rganization and run space permitting. Notices must bc rritten on Daily forms and submitted in person. Notice: In addition, President Randy Ravitz, CBS News-New York Times poll was -ceived around 13 percent of the vote de- annot be used to sell merchandise or advertise major events Fee, and freshman Senator i(im Wolson weighted to determine the ”probable elec- spite polled pre-election support that ex- The Tufts Daily is not liable for any damages due tc torate.” ceeded 20 percent. The question that lin- fpographical eimrs or misprintings except the cost of thc recently met with alumni and two trustees Isertion. which is fully refundable. Wereserve the right tc in discussing the issue. Ravitz reported on gers in this fdweek of the campaign is efuse to print any classifieds which contain obscenity, are o the meeting, “One of the Senate’s goals is Another factor to be considered is that whether Perot’s supporters will follow n overtly sexual nature, or are used expressly to denigrate i ierson or group. to see if we can help with school spirit -- re- historically support for a third candidates through and vote for him, and if not, who enacting traditions or variations of tradi- at the ballot has been remarkably lower will they give their support to? ,. .I I, I, Tuesday, October 27,1992 THE TUFTS DAILY page three TIEWPOINTS Business as Usual The party alternative There I was, walking through the bookstore last week, looking fol by Matt Tdylor The Libertariiu1 Party exists to tremendous violence over “terri- some sort of binder or gagger or other paper-fastening device tc provide ai Ateniative to the two- tory”in the inner-cities.The judi- make my latest paper look oh-so-professional, when I happened CiUi YOU I~~IIICwhat was missing party system which has raisedour cial system has been corrupted by upon the downfall of our fine civilization: audio-books. Who or from the presidaitialdcbatesover taxcs,trampled the Billof Rights. the lure of easy money, while earth came up with this one? Our society doesn’t read few enougf the past few weeks’?Besides sub- curtailed individual liberties. and drugs continue to flow into our books as it is? Please. Anyway, the selection was quite small (sc st;tnce. the debate was missing accumulated over four trillion country. If drugs were legalized, there is some hope). but it did the nation’s third largest political dollars of debt. Libertarims feel. the violence would end immedi- Nick Jehlen include audio tape of a book party which was excluded from so long as people don’t harm any- ately. Drug dealers would be put which I bought early last sum. the debates. Andre Mxrou and one else. they should be free to out of business ‘and police could Off Center mer. “Perot: An Unauthorizeci Nancy Lord. the Libertarian live in whatever manner they start going after the true criminals Biography.” Of course. as soon ar Party’s prcsidcntial ticket. were choose. As a result. while in society. The control of drug I bought it (in preparation for writing about the presidential race thic on the ballot in all SO states and Rcpublocrats argue over how sales to minors could be better fall), Perot promptly dropped out of the race and 1was left with thc the District of Columbia two much to expand govenunent to controlled. In addition, the po- biography (in hardcover. no less) of a short billionaire who I wasn’l weeks before Ross Perot was. fix the problems govcmincnt has tency of drugs would be reduced really all that interested in. So I stashed it along with all my othei Despite being on the ballot in all caused. only the Libertarians are as responsible companies would belongings in a pile in the corner of my room, and forgot about it states aid raising over one mil- talking about reducing the sell drugs without the harmful But now Perot has jumped back into the race, with barely enougl lion do1l;us. the Bipartisan Coin- government‘s role in the lives of effects that crack aid PCP have time forme to read an article about him,neverminda290-pagebook mission on Presidential Debates private citizens. today. withabsolutely no pictures. I stoodtherein frontoftherackofaudio. refused to include Representative Andre Marrou and Nancy Lord Fifteen years ago. several states books. looking out of the corner of my eye so that everyone woulc Marrou and Dr. Nancy Lord. Af- had decriminalized marijuana. think that I was studying theCalvinand Hobbesselectionsadthen ter viewing thc debates. I run sure The Libertarian Party They enjoyed much success in when the line at the register was down to just one person, I grabbec that their presence would have bringing down violence and it. sandwiched it between the plastic report cover and myself, anc dramatically raised the level of exists to provide an abuse. However, as a result of the headed for the points register. The guy behind the counter onl) discussion at the debates. alternative to the two Reagan “Revolution,” no one is glanced at me once as he rang up the tape. and slipped it intoa browr The Libertarian Party was willing to discuss the drug war paper bag. party system which has founded in 197 1 by disillusioned raised our taxes, objectively. Bill Clinton. for a So. for the next few days, instead of blasting Megadeth on my ca Republicans and Democrats who man who once claimed to try stereo, I listened quietly to a sportscasterrelate the ups and down o were disturbed by the increasing trampled the Bill of marijuana(without iilhaling),did Ross Perot’s life. from the days when his parents sacrificed every size and scope of govcnimcnt in Rights, curtailed indi- not have the courage to speak out thing to send him and his sister to a private school rn by thc the lives of itscitizens. Basically. vidual liberties and about drug policies at the debates precursors to hippies. to the temper tantrums at GM. Most frighten Libertarians believe in maximiz- last week. ing ofall, however, was the soundtrack.Yep, oldRossPerotevenha! ing individual liberty. People accumulated over four I do not want to give the im- adrum and a full brass sectionjust to emphasize the fact that you art should be free from govcnimcnt trillion dollars of debt. pression that Libertarians are-in not even remotely reading this book, but instead ingesting it througl interferenceas long as they donor favor of drug use. They are not. your ears for storage next to the I Love Lucy re-runs from you harm others. As long as one deals are campaigning on a platform to Rather, there is a philosophical childhood. I got a broken collarbone just trying to bang my head tc with others peaceably and hon- abolish the income tax, end for- belief among Libertarians that Ross’s dealings with IBM. estly. Libertarhls see no reason eign aid. eliminate government individuals. not government. are And what did I learn from this tremendously long (it tookme 14f for the government to intrude. subsidies. repeal drug laws and best able to make decisions for miles just to get through his college days) set of tapes? Ross Pero Currently. our political system other victimless crimes, and pro- themselves. People may not al- is a shrewd. stubborn. and smart businessman, who, through har( is divided into “right” and “left.” tect the constitution that is the ways make the “right”or “good” work. a good dad of luck. and some good timing, became the fourtl The “right“ generally believe in basis of our government. It is decision, but that is the price we richest man in America while sticking to his principles. His prin free market cconomics. but favor quite a subskmtial platform and must pay to live in a free society. ciples were of course kind of shady, but they were his, and he stucl restricting individual liberties. people are often skeptical about A majority passing a law to out- to them like glue. And so, now that he has accomplished his goal o The“left”believein personal free- it. However. it is based on an law something does not make that having inore money and realty than God. he’s running for president doms. but don ’t expand these objective lookat theconsequences law moral. The Bill of Rights is and proclaiming his business sense as his greatest qualification rights to the marketplace. People of government. supposed to provide rights which There’s only one problem. Despite the fantasy the Republica who believe in both free markets The media, whipped up by Congress cannot abridge. How- administrations of the last 12 years have been trying to live, tht and free people are left out of this government rhetoric, have dra- ever, if someone on drugs attacks government doesn’t. and shouldn’t, run like a business. Republocrat political spectrum. matically exaggerated the effects another or is endangering the Thismay beashockto somepeople,soI’11give youallasentencc of twcotics. Few people are will- safety of others, Libertarians to absorb it. With the mounting federal debt, and problems o Matt Taylor is a junior mjoring ing to take an honest look at the would stop that. But they believe unemployment ,and health care looming, it’s tempting to star in economics. He is a visiting effects of US drug policy. For running our government as if profit were the goal. Perot is correct studentfrom Swarthmore College. ex‘ample. drug laws have caused see LIBERTARIAN, page 8 it is possible to eliminate the deficit in five years, but at what cost‘ Who will we have to leave behind if we dash head first towarc Perot’s quick fix? Diversity does not Everybody knows, no matter how many flowery advertisink campaigns they‘ve seen. that the purpose of businesses is to make a profit for the owners. That‘s the deal, period. And it’s not necessitate separation necessarily so bad. if you have a government to keep those owners in line with what their workers need. But if the government itself is by Steven Wolfe fortable in. and you stayed there. lated into a comfortable niche. mly looking at the bottom line, then the businesses and the One of the most important things but what it comes down to is that pvcnunent will work only toward high efficiency. This sounds One of the reasons I cane to about college is to find yourself the Tufts community is diverse, great (especially when a funny man with big ears tells you about it Tufts was for its plethora of op- and things that you can identify yet separated. in 30-minutecommercials) but being at pe

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GsUUsge BowU will be held every Monday in November in Hotung-Cafeat 7:OO p.m., beginning Nov. 9 For more information on this exciting challenge call Katie in Student Activities, x3212 THE TUnS DAILY page five Tuesday, October 27,1992 FEATURES ______~ The Everlasting Gobstopper SCAT arrives at Tufts Note: Michael was unable to submit a column quite comfortably in place. Public ‘accessstation to be broadcast br this weekdue to an overwhelming need to spend Between candies, the case is most easily made by recognizing tradition old trick-or-treat- nore time worrying whether or not the Mi: Long of a as as by JESSICA HUZZ television contact between Tufts ‘Long Fiineral Service” on Beech Street in Cum- ing itself, the trading that goes on in the Halloween Ihdy Staff Wntcr and the outside community. If I- >ridge,MA, is at all in touch with his clientele. aftermath. No one would give a sampler of Junior In recent months. the words NET is installed, Tufts students Michael has since gone back to his home town, still Mints or bottle caps for a lousy Dum-Dum lolli- “public access television” most willbeabletospeakthroughSCAT jrist outside of pop,noteven to thedearestofsiblings.Noonewill often conjure images of the at Somerville community meet- Michael B. Berg Rochester9 New so easily let go of Pez or a pack of Fruitstripe for “schwinging“ bachelors of ings. York,where, as he a run-of-the-mill Mary Jane or a another Sugar “Wayne’s World’ frune. SCAT. Likewise, Somerville High Stressed Desserts has been in- Daddy. It’s not always the candy itself as it is the the Soinerville Community Ac- School students could tune in to formed, there sheer number of little Crunch bars one gets com- cess Television cable nctwork, Tufts lectures and ask questions ru1.y cxists a funeral home owned by one Mr. pared to the minute number of mini-Charleston has taken a slightly different ap- as the professor speaks. Tufts lec- higone, and irideed is called “The Amigone Chews. Granted, certain ones are just never traded proach. SCAT was born ten years tures an4 programs of general “unn.al Home.” The wonders never cease. Filling (the Reese’s, the Kit Kats). But the point is if you ago this March. when Somerville interest could be broadcast into n his place will he “Billy” fi’orn The Family ask a kid to give you the current exchange rate on signed a ten-year license agree- all Soinerville homes with cable Z’iri-iis; blame him. Sweetartsto Tootsie Rolls, he might not be able to ment with Warner Cable. Sane hookups. The Halloween spirit haunts us all in different give you an exact answer, but he’ll have a pretty local public access programs had Students and faculty can join ways, but one thing that unavoi&?bly appeals to the clear idea what it will take to lift a good old “bite existed prior to thc agreement. SCAT at a reduced fee. By regis- ienses is the sweet indulgence of the Halloween ‘em” or “suck ‘em” for a caramel goody, and he’ll hul SCAT was Somerville’s first tering through the Community Iavor. I’m talking candy. Even more exciting than be firm on the price. official station. Funded by W‘arner Relations Department, Fletcher he sight of a newly-raked pile of leaves ready for The costumes may have changed from heroes Cable. SCAT has allowed School,Arts & Sciences,or Engi- Jouncing. or the smell of the crisp leaves just like Popeye to genetically-alteredamphibians, but Soincrville residents to partici- neering, members of the Tufts ;tarting to compost, is the return to our dear friends the game’s the same. Why does the local dentist on pate directly in all aspects of the Community pay only $30 if they wcrose, glucose. and all the other little “oses.” the street always insist on giving out toothbrushes progrrun. Now. Tufts students are live in Somerville and $40 if they For some people candy is candy. but who really with his business address on it? First of all it’s getting in on the act. are Medford residents. The fee weds these people? When two candies so similarly hardly in the spirit (except that maybe dentists are In addition to the 18,000 entitles members to take a variety lamed that they appear together in my thesaurus as scary if not more so than most Halloween Soinervillehomes it reaches from of courses at no cost. Classes in- :Snickers, Chuckles. page 239) can be so com- ghouls), and wouldn’t it be more in the dentist’s its Union Squ:ue studios, SCAT clude Basic Orientation,Portable 3letely different, the possibilities of having a seri- best interests to hand out gobs and gobs of really has extended its broadcasting to Production, Editing, and Studio ius confectionery conversation are most feasible. sugary treats? I think this wouldensure much more the Tufts campus. Wherever Production. Lighting and Next time somtmne asks you for a “Snickers” give business and simultaneously increase popularity Warner Cable is hooked up -- in Microgen Character Generators them a “Chuckles” (‘just not the licorice one that with the youth of the neighborhood. Halloween small dorms and residential are two of the intermediate zveryone avoids; credit to Andrew Sparks)notonly most certainly has its seasonal flavors. Candy houses as well as in the Olin For- courses. SCAT also offers Tufts will they not understand, but they’ll be certain you apples abound. Candy corns (especially the cute eign Language Center and in the students and faculty a reduced somehow misheard them. This scenario is not one and favored little pumpkins) suddenly appear in Fletcher School of Law and Di- rate for the adv‘anced courses, to spend alot of time with though. as the likelihood numbers to rival the marshmallow chicks and plomilcy - students ,and faculty which include Omega Graphics of soineone just asking for a Snickers is pretty low, Cadbury Cream eggs of Spring. It seems Milk can tunc in to SCATonchruincl3. Generation and Advanced Light- yet the possible confusion one can cause reinforces Duds wouldn’t do any business at all except for the Programming currently includes ing. Eleven courses are held at the the simple fact that not all candy is created equal. little boxes that come out at this time. community and political events Union Squarestudios and involve There is an aesthetics issue that surrounds the So when it’s all over, after the ripped costumes as well as lectures. Shows in Por- actual production. market. It happens between candies, it happens have been thrown to the floor, the candy has been tuguese. Haitian, ,and Brazilian SCAT also offers internships within candies. Take M&Ms as an easy example. inspected, traded, and devoured, where does it all are also available. In the next few to Tufts students. Melt in the mouth. not in the hand, sure they’re all lead? Well, beyond the assured stomach ache of years, Warner Cable plans to ser- “The internshipis good because it “candy coated.“ and they’re all really the same, the Halloween hangover, it marks another season. vice all Tufts buildings. so all provides a link between Tufts and right? Wrong. Ask anyone their favorite color and As sure as Charlie Brown will once again get to students and faculty will have SCAT.” Dente said. they’ll come up with it. most people will have a mutter his famous line of, “I got arock,”andLinus access to SCAT. SCAT recently won a national ready answer. I’ve always been a big fan of the will wait patiently in the patch for the Great Ed Dente, who works in the award for Best Public Access TV. “red” M&Ms due to their long hard struggle. Pumpkin, the kids will come, the kids will go, and Olin Foreign Language Center at Dente calls SCAT “the forefront Formerly removed altogetherbecause of a fear that the Smarties will remain the same. Tufts. shares his hopes for SCAT. of cable access.” He feels that the red coloring contained a cancer-causing sub- Maybe candy is candy, but Holloween’s dy- “In the long run. we‘d like SCAT SCAT will become an important stance, they humbly returned at a rate far behind namics are as universal as the need to ask “why?”. to provide a forum hetween the part of Tufts in the next few years. the production of the brown or green ones. There So now, this columnist is going to do just that, like campus and the community,” he “I’d like to see more students at was actually a society that fought for the return of asking why in the world did anyone bother to put said. Tufts work with the community,” the red M&M and even if you think these people an“eject”buttonon his VCRremote-controlwhen In the next few years. whcn he added. might have focused their time alittle more produc- he will still have to go over to the machine to get Soinervillerencwsits liccnsc with tively, they did have a mission and they did suc- the tape anyway? And seeing that it is a soft Warner Cable. an I-NET exten- Formore informationonSCAT, ceed. The company still has a specific ratio to October night, time to curl up around the house, sion may be installed’at Tufts. I- students can contact Dente at ext. which the different colors are produced, so if you and to fall asleep. Because after all, there is a final NET. short for Institutional Net- 3036 or Abigail Norman, director always seem togetonecolorandnotanother,don’t certainty: the arrival of longer nights, the coming work. will allow for direct live of SCAT, at 628-8826. bemisled. it‘snit random. There’sasystemandit’s of winter. and indeed the consistency of change. I

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ARTS I Television is not your enemy Mitchell’s poetry full I thrive on technology. Television,VCR. tnicro- The ability to influence people through the wave. computer, coffee machine, fridge, stereo. airwaves is a valuable gift in the 90s. But it just I‘ve got more stuff in my dorm room than my seems too easy. Easy, that is, for the ones trying to of beautiful imagery parents grew up with. How am I going to send my influence us, the consumers. They have made by AMIIREEN MIZRA self through her own words. Her kids on guilt trips? How could life possibly get many things a tad more difficult for us. It takes (‘ontrilwting Writer conclusion is her understanding. easier for me? some doing to see past George Bush’s squeaky Poet Susan Mitchell recently The end is like ‘an answer. but no To be per- voice, Bill Clinton’s rather pretty-boyish looks. spoke at Tufts about her book atiswerisdefinitelyrightor wrong. Matt Carson fectly honest, I and Ross Perot’s one-liners and country-bumpkin Ruptr4re. a collccrion of poems. Her frequent use of the word havenoideahow, jive. But the fact of the matter is, they are getting The hook is divided into three “inaybc“ puts her on the same Flick This but Ican’t wait to through to us more than ever by means of televi- sections. The best section-of the Icvclasthereader. Sheisno wiser seeitwhenithap- sion. book is the first part. Some ofthe th,m the reader, because she ex- pens. But whennew technology strolls into my life. How could I accuse anybody of watching too poems in the third section

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Libertarian Party has best of both worlds ‘L LIBERTARIAN many use to climb the economic government intrusion. During the continued from page 3 ladder. Taxes and regulations are 1980s, three Libertarians were as long as one acts without harm- condemning people to subsist by elected to the Alaskan State Leg- Hacism: ing others, society has no right to the goodwill of the government. islature, including Andre Marrou, interfere. Great Society programs spending the presidential candidate. Over This same idea carries over 2.4 trillion dollars have left the 200,000 people have registered into the economic sphere. Taxes poorest fifth of the country worse Libertarian, even though Repub- Whose Problem Is It? at all levels of government cur- off than before programs began. licans and Democrats do not rec- rently take away 47 percent of the Perhaps it is time for a logic ognize the party in most states. In the endeavor to achieve genuine diversity, our Gross National Product (GNP). bomb: why not simply refraining The party is strongest in Califor- community needs majority members who are con- from taxing the poorest fifth in Regulationsand restrictions stifle nia. New Hampshire, and Alaska. cerned, informed, and committed to doing the work business in many ways. Contrary the first place? The reason the These are three states known for to Bill Clinton’s belief, the poor Demoerats won’t try this is that their belief in individual liberty. of building an anti-racist society. are most often the victim, not the they are owned by the four mil- Nationwide, the LibertarianParty recipient, of government’s “help.” lion government bureaucrats this is running 900 candidates and Minimum wage laws drive up country now employs. Whether expects to poll over one million A group is forming. unemployment for unskilled citi- the poor benefit or lose under votes in the presidential election. zens. Increasing these laws in- these programs is not important If you believe that you, not the In an effort to address this need, a new group - creases the income for those who to their existence,-since the pro- government, know how to best open to all members of the Tufts community - will can keep their jobs. Those who grams exist for their own sur- lead your life, perhaps you should focus on the experience of growing up white in this lose them end up with no income vival. considervoting for Andre Marrou, society, on understanding the effects of white privi- The Libertarian Party is trying Nancy Lord. and any of the other instead. The family leave bills, lege on the self and others, and on acquiring the plant closing laws, and the Ameri- to change this. In New Hamp- 900 Libertarians running for of- cans with Disabilities Act hurt shire, there are three Libertarians fices at all levels of government. skills needed to work in coalition with people of color small business more than the in the State House. These three The party which calls itself “Pro- to undo the effects of racism within ourselves and in larger, wellestablishedfms. Self- have already made significant ChoiceonEverything”isthe party the world around us. employment is the first step that progress in reducing taxation and of the future. Tufts alumnus wants to represent you Come and question. AIELLO experience I will be able to re- &-eseveral aspects of the judicial If you are troubled by evidence of racism but continued from page 1 view these expendituresand seek system that need to be reviewed unsure of how to address it; if you support the goals cess,sayingthat,anirnportanttask out areas that need attention,” and updated to fit a more high- of diversity but often feel self-conscious, confused or of a Council member is to ap- Aiello said. paced world. resentful about a perceived “P.C. agenda;” come to prove warrants for expenditure in But if Aiello is elected, his “I feel that weneed toimprove an exploratory meeting Wednesday, October 28 at Massachusetts on a weekly basis. energies on the Council will not the use of computer technology in “No checks from the Com- be dedicated only to the denoted the court system,” Aiello said. 5:OO pm in the Zamparelli Room of the Campus monwealth of Massachusetts can tasks of a Governor’s Council Center. Those unable to attend or desiring further be written without the approval of inember. He believes that there see AIELLo, page l1 information may contact Steve Bonsey, Associate the Governor’s Council,” Aiello Chaplain, at 628-5000. ext. 2097. said. describing- the exuenditure I LOWESTAIRF’ARES <> 641-0300 warrants as “slacks of computer print -outs.” I HOLIDAY CONSULTANTS “It’s a little bit unwieldy look- I 675 Massachusetts Avenue, Arlin-n We have the-power ing through the expenditure war- FOR ALL YOUR TRAVEL NEEL% rants, but I feel with my business to change. Free Movie Rental Offer Free Membership WHO? with Tufts’ Student I.D. , /A i

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Sponsored by Tufis Democrats Tuesday, October 27,1992 THE TUFTS DAILY. page nine SPORTS Homecoming delights I Jumbos lose in nailbiter as last Homecoming was so cool this year! It typified everything that I was looking forward to in a Homecoming weekend. The air was minute goal spoils Homecoming cool. the leaves were a glorious red and orange, the smell of a good barbecue hung over the entire campus. and there were drunk people Ephmen come through in clutch to capture 2-1 victory to makc fun of. Nice. Despite the intoxicating atmosphere of it all, there was some- by YVETTE JOHNS( IN thing very special about Saturday ~~1~ stan wllrer Marc Sheinkin that is hard to verbalize. But since The men’s soccer team kept I’m a writer. 1’11 try. the alumni at the edge of their Wide to the Left When I was looking at col- scats for the hoinecoming game leges. it was something like t I Saturday’s Homecoining that I was looking for. The whole day was perfect for one of those catalogues that colleges send out to prospective students to show thein how neat is would be to go to school there. And, more appropriate to this page, this whole feeling had on Saturday.fiefiialscore wasn‘t something to do with sports. Homecoming is the only weekend on decided until the last 30 seconds the entire calendar when sports really matters to the campus. People of the game. when Williams actually wunled to go to the football game. and when they went they scoIcd the winning goal to top the made noise. The two soccer games were played in front of hundreds Jumbos. 2- I. of people. students and aluiruii. all with a genuine interest in the This is the type of game where outcome. one can say that everyone played Many times, this sports department and the athletes it covers get extremely well against the bcst Photo by Tab Tens upset hccause of the apathetic nature that the rest of the campus takes team on the schedule. Williams is Tufts’ junior goalie Dave Covey dives to deflect a shot wide of the towards Tufts teams. There are annual complaints that this is a the typc of team that annually goal in the Jumbos’ 2-1 loss to Williams on Saturday. Division I11 school that never is on TV and never has thousands of makes it to the regionals. Tufts “Barry. Scott and Brian gave himself all the time and at all screaming fans at its games. played this game with their hearts their allin thisgame,”saidCoach costs. His attitude is to kick butt But Saturday, something was different. There was an unmistak- on their sleeves and with the spirit Ralph Femgno. “Asalways,Scott and take no prisoners. He played able ,and definite change in the campus attitude towards sports. Sure. and intensity that is needed against gave his all doing what needed to this game with a lot of intensity many had ;ui excuse because they were tailgating right next to Ellis a team of Williams’ caliber. be done to try to pull a win out of and aggressiveness. Oval, so why not go over to see the football or soccer game for a There isn’t inuch that ciui be this game.” while‘! said about the downside of this I Cukor is the type of player “This is the type of game that But a5 they sat down in the Oval’s stands or took a place along game.exccpt thatTufts1ost.There who isn‘t always in the headlines, isaheartbreaker,becauseit wasn’t the sidelinesof Kraft Field. they found themselves getting engrossed arc too many positive aspects that but he is one of the big defensive decided until the last 30 seconds in the game. The essence of sport took over, and they found ciU1 be looked at. Seniors Barry players on the team, always dig- of the game. I’m happy with the themselves out of character: cheering, worrying, checking the time Cukor, Scott Pickcring and Brian ging deep to get the ball UP the performance of the team, we clock and hoping for a win. Maybe they witnessed the birth of a Loncrgan heated up the ficld with field and keeping a demure but playedvery wellagainstWilliams. sports fan in themselves. excellent plays, and all three led aggressive attitude out there. Williams is the best team on the their tciun into one of their best- Lonergm is consistently hus- schedule and we fought hard and played games of the sexon. tling and giving 110 percent of competed well,” Ferrigno said. Williams pours it on in second Listen to the sound of . half to take control in 5-0 win the fat lady singing by LARRY AZER 6. Who was the MVP of the Four goal explosion completes sweep of Jumbo soccer Daily t..tlitorial Roard I992 World Series? When the Toronto Blue Jays A) Juan Guzman. B) John won the 89th World Series over Stnoltz. C)Par Borders. D) Deion LAURA JONES the Atl‘anta Braves on Saturhy Sanders. Daily Staff Writer night, the major league baseball The women’s soccer te‘am lost season came toan official conclu- 7. Who led the American a dishcartening game against sion. And with just about four LCitgUC in hitting with a 343 ;IV- Williams College. 5-0. on Home- months until spring training, let‘s cragc? t I I review thc 1992 season in a dif- A) Wade Boggs. B) Edgar Women’s fercnt manner. with a little base- Martinez. C) Kirby Puckett. D) ball quiz. Correct answers are at Tony Gwynn. @ Soccer the end. so keep score if you like. I I I. Which of the following 8. What is Deion Sanders’nick- coming Saturday. Tuftsknew thTt managers did not get fired during name? this would be a tough match, as the SCaSOJl? A) “Prime Time.” B) “Neon Williams is one of thehest team in A) Bobby Valentine. Texas Deion.”C) ‘The guy who doused the league. Rangers. B) Tom Runnels. Tim McCarver with three buckets Tufts had a couple of good Montreal Expos. C) Buck of ice water.” D) All of the above. opportunities to score within the Showalter. New York Yankees. first ten minutes, but they were D) Greg Riddoch, San Diego Pa- . 9. What part of the anatomy unable to get the hall into the net. dres. did Bo Jackson have replaced? Williams scored their first goal A) Arm. B) Hip. C) Ear. D) of the game after seventeen tnin- 2. Which of the following Groin. utcs of play, and the first half managers should have been fired ended with a score of 1-0. Even during the season? 10. Which of the followhg after this goal, the Jumbos were A) Butch Hohson. Boston Red players did not get traded during still confident that they might be Sox. B) Jdf Torborg. New York the regular season? able to take over the game during Mets. C) Tommy Lasorda. Los A) Jose Canseco. B) David the second half. Angeles Dodgers. D) All of the Cone. C) Barry Bonds. D) Ruben Williams scorcdagainearly in above (it‘s a tough world). Sierra. the second half andTufts began to - lose hope for a victory, but the 3. Who led the ma.jor leagues 11. Which team will begin players continued to keep their in home runs with 43‘! major league play next year? heads up ‘and play strong. The A) Juan Gonzalez. B) Mark A) Florida Marlins. B) Colo- Jumbos knew that their opportu- McGwire. C) Cecil Fielder. D) radoR0ckies.C) BostonRedSox. nity to win wa5 gone after the Fred McGriff. D) All of the above. Purple Cows continued their scor- ing b‘urage. but they continued to 4. Which player nearly won 12.What rookie led the Ameri- ’ I play hard

I THE~ MAKING OF THE PRESIDENT 1992 1 Larry plays Quizmaster The Political Science Department, the Office of Alumni Relations and the Boston QUIZ Tufts Alliance bring the presidential race to you! Featuring these Tufts professors ... continued from page 9 Both B and C. Jeff Berry: “Why Clinton will win” Kent Portney: “Why Perot will win” Steinbrenner. C) Bowie Kuhn.D) 18. Which players reached Jim Glaser: “Why Bush will win” ’ Fay Vicent. 3,000 hits this year? I .. A) Robin Yount. B) Dave Moderator: Pearl Robinson

t 14.Whobecamecomnissioner Winfield. C) George Brett. D) after the owners “fired the old Both A and C. one? Tuesday, October 27 A) Bud Selig. B) JeanYawkey. 19. Which player showed up 7:OO - 8:30 pm C) George Steinbrenner. D) Peter late for spring training because he ‘- 0‘Malley. was at a charity event at a bar Cabot Auditorium called “The Velvet Elvis’?’’ 15. True or False: Pete Rose is A) Nolan Ryan. B) Barry Admission free still on baseball’s permanently B0nds.C) JoseCanseco. D)Roger ’ banned list. Clemens. r A) True. B) False. C) Who cares? 20. Who won the 1992 World Series? 16. How muchmoney didCBS A) Atlanta Braves. B) Toronto lose on its baseball contract? Blue Jays. C) Oakland A’s. D) A) Enough to pay for a Tufts Pittsburgh Pirates. COLUMBIA education. B) Almost as much as BUSINESS thenationaldeficit. C) More than Answers: 1-C, 2-D, 3-A, 4-C, you’ll ever see in your lifetime. 5-B, 6-C, 7-B, 8-D, 9-B, 10-C, SCHOOL D) All of the above. 11-D, 12-B, 13-D. 14-A, 15-Aor C, 16-D, 17-D, 18-D,19-D,20-B. 17. Who led the major leagues Scoring: Perfect 20 --Baseball in lowest percentage of inherited Grandmaster Supreme. 15 to 19 - runners allowed to score? - Hall of Famer. 10 to 14 -- A‘IT: COLLEGE SENIORS A) Lee Smith. B) Dennis Benchwarmer. 5 to 9 -- Little Eckersley. C) If you know this, Leaguer. Less than 5 -- Try ‘an- you need to get out more often. D) other sport, pal. Columbia Business School has two ways for r, I Minority’Career Forum - 1992 you to secure a place in the class of 1995: Friday, December 4 1O:OO am - 4:OO pm Marriott Hotel, Cambridge The Awarded to two college seniors each year who are Jerome A. Chazen interested in a career in international business. The Fellowship in fellowshp includes a two-year paid international Minority Juniors & Seniors International internship prior to beginning graduate studies at 11 Business: Columbia Business School. A stipend of $15,000 Meet and interview with over is awarded for each year of MBA study. 50 leading employers FREE! Deferred Granted to college seniors who have demonstrated ._- Arthur Andersen, BCG, Eli Lilly, Admissions: academic excellence and professional promise. First Boston, McKinsey, Merck, Merrill Lynch, Invest two years “on-the-job knowing you have Morgan Stanley, Reebok, plus many others! a place in the Columbia Business School class commencing in September of 1995.

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Candidate says- computers- help judiciary AIELLO with the same number in one the people by working on the "Massachusetts is very liti- people should not be stripped, continued from page 8 month." Aiello said. Governor's Council. gious. We exceed the national stating that the powers of the Aiello also mentioned the es- He also spoke about the in- "The Governor's Council pro- average by 25 percent, which Council would be handed over to calation in the number of domes- crease in the number of Massa- vides a real connection between clogs our court system," Aiello state legislators if the Council is tic abuse cases from 4,700 in 1990 chusetts residents serving on jury the citizens and theexecutive level said. disseminated. to 8.100 in 1991 to stress to the duty. of state government. People de- Above all, Aiello wants to en- need for judicial reform. "Before the juror system was serve access to the higher level of sure the securityof the Governor's "We should not allow people "We need to give more care computerized, the state only government," Aiello said. Council. who make laws to interpret the andattentionto thesecases. That's brought in 32,000 residents to Another aspect of the judicial "There has been some senti- laws as well," Aiello said. why we need to reform the ad- serve jury duty. Now approxi- system that Aiello wants to im- ment among the electorate that Citing experience and legisla- ministralion and management of mately one millionMassachusetts prove deals with cleaning up the some may express the desire to tive know-how, Aiello believes the system," he said. citizens serve their jury duty each administrationofcourts, and then disb-and the Council," he said. that he can represent the sixth Aiello pointed to two cases year," Aiello said. hiring more judges. Aiello feels that theGovernor 's district of Massachusetts on the where computershave hadaposi- Although Aiello feels that "The judicial system is clogged Council is an integral part of the Governor's Council. tive impact on the judicial pro- emphasizing computer technol- now. We need to de-politicize the Massachusetts government sys- "I want to act as the eyes and cess in Massachusetts: in the pro- ogy is important,he also believes judiciary," Aiello said. tem for several reasons. First, he ears of the Councilfor the people," bation department and in the jury that there should be a person-to- As an attorney, Aiello blames believes that the power of the Aiello said. processing system. person connection between the the system's traffk on the in- "The probation department citizens and the government rep- crease of the creation of laws, the formerly dealt with 245,000cases resentatives.Most importantly,he population's dependency on law- I Please recycle this newspaper. 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