THE~ TUFTS DAILY Where You Read It First Monday, April 27,1992 Vol XXIV, Number 63 Provost to hear rape case, despite protests Complainant’s mother blasts process by PATRICK HEALY “The faculty members on the Daily Editorial Board panel didnot understand the defi- After shuffling dates for ‘an nilion of rape. The faculty mem- appeal of a rape coinplaint deci- hers were inore interested in siuii made erlrlier this scincster in whether he was a good student. which a Tufts student was found what his year was.“ the woman not guilty of acynaintance rape. said. She said she felt the studcnts Tufts Provost Sol Gittleinan will on the panel asked”thcright qucs- hear the appeal on May 4 despite tions,” but that the faculty mem- protests of the complainant and bers did not seem to understand her parents. the issue of rape. Associate Dean of Students She added her claim that one Bruce Reitman said last night the incinber of the panel “was in an- provost will hear appeal, normally other era,” having “no idea about heard by the Committee on Stu- what was going on.” dent Life, because the CSL and The Dean of Students Office the two students’ attorneys could refused to release the names of not agree on a mutually satisfac- the five panel members, so none tory date. of the individualscouldbereached “The CSL needs a minimum for comincnt lrist night. Since the day was so rainy and gray, students gathered in Cousens for the Swing Fling concert. of three faculty inembers auld two Chargeapproach of ‘hush-hush’ tq appeal students to hear an appeal. They were unable to meet except a1 one Regarding the switches in ap- Despite unfavorable weather, time ... at ’which time the two at- peal dates. the woman asserted torncys were not available.” there was ‘‘a lot of white-wash- Reitinan said. adding he would ing“ in the Dean of Students Of- prefcr the student-faculty coin- fice and the CSL’s decisions. Spring- - Fling deemed a success by CAROLINE SCHAEFER Blues Traveler followed Ur- ing crowds of students. inittee to hear thc appeal because “Wedon’t want this just swept Daily Editorial Board ban Blight and played for allnost “The pinnacle of the show was the CSL is the forum in which under the rug,” she said. Due to the cold,rainy weather. two hours. For the finale of Blues really Shinchcad‘sact.It wasspc- appeals are typically heard. But The woman and her husband Tufts‘ Spring Fling took place in Traveler’s appearance. Tufts‘ cial momeiitslikethat that worked during vacations, and reading auld CousensGymSaturday afternoon, male a capella group, the to pull the concert together,” exam periods, Lhe CSL does not .see APPEAL, page 19 with bands Blues Traveller, Ur- Beezelbubs,sang Blues Traveler‘s Fouche said. convene and the provost is intan- ban Blight. and Shinehead per- hit song “But Anyway.”with lead Although Fouchc said that she dated to hear appeals of Dean of forming to approximately 2.000 singer John Popper supplement- was “worried about possible lo- Students Office decisions. Tufts students, Concert BoardCo- ing the harmonica interlude. gistical problems” of holding the A Dean of Students Office Chair Rachel Fouche said last “One of the best parts of the concert in Cousens. she said the pa~ulel.comprised of three faculty night. concert was when the Bubs sang show turned out “better than she members and administrators and Fouche said that “the show during Blues Traveler’s perfor- had expected.” two Tufts Community Union Ju- would have been totally awesome mance,” Fouche said. ‘‘I was a little nervous that diciary members, found the de- if it had been outside,” but she According to Concert Board some things might go wrong. like fendant not guilty in March. The feels that it went “very well” un- Co-Chair Bruce Hyslop, the con- if 3,000people showed up and the panel ruled that it “did not judge der the circumstances. cert was the most crowdedduring gym was overcrowded. But basi- the evidence to be sufficient to “The audience was really great Blues Traveller‘s performance. cally everything went really well. find him guilty.” even though they were sort of However, he feels that the final including the volunteer help.” But the complainant’s mother, imprisoned in the gym.” Fouche act, Shinehead. was “outstand- Fouche said. speaking under the condition of said. ing.“ According toHyslop,theworst anonymity, said yesterday she Urban Blight opened up the Shinehead closed the Spring part of the show was that “the believes the March complaint show around 12%) p.m. with a Fling show whileintegrating alot acoustics were a little less than hearing was “a real travesty of jazzy. urban-funk sound. The of audience participation into his desirable.” just ice“ and criticized panel mem- bers for what shecharacterizedas Daily file phoh eight-member band played for performance.Hecame down from Dean Bruce Reitman approximate1y an hour. the stage and sane. with the danc- see CONCERT, page 13 “a lot of societal bias. Senate passes resoiution Student to join Weld’s new Gay in year’s final meeting and Lesbian Youth Commision by JOHN WAGLEY in the open forum session.” by CHRIS STRII’INIS school student and one college attempt to push an earlier bill Senior Staff Writer Tufts Community Union Judi- Daily Editorial Board student.” through the Massachusetts legis- The Tufts Community Union ciary member Lowell Reiter sat Tuftsjunior Jeff Javits, amem- Javits believed that “many lature. This bill called for the Senate met for the last time of the in on the meeting. and he said he &rofthe Tufts Lesbian, Gay and other members” of the volunteer creation of an advisory board to ,1991- 1992 academic year Sun- believes that the latter proposi- Bisexual Community, is expected Cornmission “will be educators, the Department of Health for the day. passing resolutionsaffecting tion called for a constitutional tobeappointedtoanew Commis- with some teaching on the high problemsofgay andlesbian youth, the inner workings of the Senate. amendment and not simply a by- sion forGayandLesbianYouthto school level.” said Javits. Senator Leigh Sherman intro- law. be established by Massachusetts The Commission was estab- The initial bill was eventually duced a by-law that was subse- A by-law was proposed as a Governor William Weld. lishedas aresult of work by inem- passed in a “somewhat watered- quently passed. The resolution result of the speech by Nalion of Javits said yesterday he has bers of the Coalition for Gay and down version” that sought to as- will allow Tufts sophomorestak- Islam leader Dr. Khallid Abdul “ken chosen to serve on the Com- Lesbian Civil Rights , which sist teenage suicide problems in ing a year abroad the ability to Muhammad. The by-law, before mission pending a background “spearheadedthe effort to get this general, Evans said yesterday. check.” but stressed that “there [the Commission] created,” said issue their candidacy for Senate its debate was postponed until the see COMMISSION, page 19 their senior year. fall semester, read, “The Senate has ken no official letter of ap- Javits. Another by-law was then put shall under no circumstances is- pointment yet.” Javits said that the Coirunis- forth for debate. It read, “In order sue legislation which in any way According to Javits, the Coin- sion has been formed “kcause for a resolution or by-law to be condemns or censures the speech mission will most likely meet sev- there are so many difficultiesthat I Inside I introduced before the full TCU or speechesof any individualprior eral times a year and “m6ak?kerec- gay and lesbian youth face today. Viewpoints ...... P*3 Senate itmustbeco-sponsoredby to said individual‘s speech on ommendationstothe health,edu- This will be the only central rc- The mother of a Tufts woman charges at least two other members of the campus.” caion and welfare“ dcpnrt~nents source for these people.” the Dean of Students Office with mis- body (including senators, trustee Muhammad’s highly contro- in the state government. These OtherTuftsstudentshavebecn handling her daughter’s rape complaint. represenk?tives, and cultural rep- versial speech scrutinizedthe role recommendations will deal with involved in the efforts to establish resentatives)or by SO signedmem- of the TCU Senate in expressing ways to cop with the problems this Commission, including se- Features...... P-5 bers of the student body.“ the sentiment of the student body facing gay. lesbian and bisexual niors Willie Evans and Tim A new seafood restaurant has a bit of According to Ravitz. who in- on sensitive issues. Before youth in the state, Javits said. Winslow, who both took part in spice in the menu, and Michele Pennell trvduced the notion, the change Muhammad arrived on campus, Although he was unsure of the the early lobbying efforts at the impatts wisdomtotheTuftscommunity. “would expedite the process“ of the majority of the Senate voted exact makeup of the other Com- State House. Senate meetings. When asked to condemn the portions of his mission members, Javits said, According to Javits, a rally Arts...... P-7 Raise the Red Lanurn (in Chinese) is how a senator could bring new speech that could be considered “From what I understand. they and press conference of approxi- ideas with this new rule, Ravitz wanted about 16 members. They mately 15Opeoplewasheldat the much better than The Bube (in New offensiveto membersof the Tufts Yo&). while the Femmes rock MIT. replied,“He or she can bring it up comnmunit y. also wanted at least one hi!$ StateHouselastNovemberinan page two THE TUFTS DAILY Monday, April 27,1992 THE TUFTSDAIL~ Letters to the Editor On behalf of the Conference Commit- David A. Saltzman Support for people Thanks for the help Editor-in-Chief tee, I would again like to thank the Daily with eating disorders and Ianini for their coverage of this event. To the Editor: Managing Editor: Patrick Healy To the Editor: We would like to take the opportunity Associate Editors: Neil Fater, Allison Smith Eric Hirsch’s article, “Prisoner of the Brian J. Avery A’93 and thank members of the community for Editorial Page Editor: Michele Pennell Mind” (April 23), hit some sort of emo- helping Tufts Students Against Driving tional nerve in me. I can understand some Drunk with the drunk driving reenactment Production Managers: Michelle Frayman, Thanks to the best this past Friday. Without your support, it J. Christine Comell, Michael Berg of the feelings of frustration, loneliness, and despair he felt because of his eating To the Editor: never.wou1dhavebeenasuccess: Medford disorder. I giveEric alot ofcredit forbeing As you may already know, I am retiring Saving Lives, Medford Police, Cataldo NEWS Ambulance, DeanofstudentsOffice, Editor: Caroline Schaefer able to get help on his own. It’s incredibly August 31 of this year after 35 years of Stu- Assistant Editor: Chris Stripinis tough to let go of those old habits, and I’m coaching and teaching, the last six years dent Activities Office, TCU Senate, Tufts Wire Editors: Stephen Ahuthnot, Avinash Rajan glad he sought help and saw this as a here at Tufts University. But before I do, I Police, Residential Hall Association,Resi- VlEWPOIhm learning experience. wanted to take a moment or two to thank dential Life, TEMS, Tufts Lighting and Editor: Christopher Pmvenzano a great many people. Sound, and the brothers of Sigma Nu. Assistant Editor: Jessica Foster 1run agroup, sponsored by the Women’s Center, for people with concerns about First, thidsto Athletic Director Rocky Thank you again, and please have a safe FEATURES food, weight, or exercise. People wishing Carzo for hiring me and giving me the summer. Editor: Jeff Geller opportunity to be a teacher and coach in Assistant Editor: Stefanie Lachter to come to the group do not have to have a full-blown eating disorder in order to be the department. Thanks to the University Halleh Akbamia J’92 ARTS for this sanie opportunity, thanks to such Amy Dunlap 5’93 , Editors: John McGuire, Elin Dugan welcomed. In addition, it is not restricted Assistant Editor: Madhu U~ikrishnan to females. However. I do apologize for fine people as Romeat Risk Manage- Maria Marquez 5’92 seemingly excluding males when adver- ment, Jesse and Mike of the B&G garage, Amy Dennis 5’92 7 SPORTS Editors: Paul Horan, Rob Minnan tising for the group. I admit that I see the Dolores and Mariaat TAB, Beverly Grace, Deanna Bryant 5’92 Assistant Editor: Phil Ayoub problem as more female-based,and there- all the personnel of the Campus Police Stu Saffer A’95 PHOTOGRAPHY fore I geared the group more towards including Sgt. Riley. Allison Weiner 5’93 Editors: Sofia Pescannona, hiRecordati women. I’m glad Eric wrote the viewpoint Thanks to the countlessnumber of uni- Allison Taylor J’95 Assistant Editor: Tabbelt T. Teng article. for it gives me feedback about the versity employees who over these past six . Jon Bergen A’95 PRODUCTION group. I plan to run the group next year, years helped to contribute to the quality of Members of Tufts SADD Layout Editor: Lori Ruben, Dilk Reinshagen and now I know that there are men on this the university life. a million thanks to iraphics Editors: John Pohorylo, Chris Captosto Nanci. Terry, Carolyn, Missy. Sarah Classifieds Editor: Lisa Moorehead campus who are seeking help, too. I think Inza, Blood drives raised a Assistant Classifieds Editors: Ariel Ben-Zeev, it‘s a shame that Eric wanted to seek help for your hard work and support, for your Stephanie Romney, Jennifer Rich and couldn‘t find it. Hopefully his article kindness. thanks to Mr. Wizard Jeff Cicia, record 1,020 pints Copy Editors: Dan Levi, Elana Vatsky, the Tufts JUMBO CLUB, toall thecoaches, Cheryl Ho~ton will help other men on campus. To the Editor: my calleagues, the miners Mark, Janet, We would like to express our thanks Gayle Pitman 5’94 Mike, Nick, Rick, Maricio, Doming0 and and gratitude to the Tufts community for Lawrence B. Azer Eddy. Kay. to all the kidsin Tennis 2 -- we making the April 1992 Blood Drive so Executive Business Direcror had a blast, to Cliff and Doug, John successful. Over 340 pints of Blood were Biology Conference BaroNm. Bert Reus$,JackRidge, thekids collectedfortheBostonCommunity.bring- Business Manager: Sandra Giordano organized by many of the rocks, a dear friend and colleague, ing the 1991-1992 school year total to Office Manager Michael El-Deiry Bill Gehling ,thanks to all the alums, men 1.020 pints, a Tufts record. Receivables Manager: Gizem Ozkulahci To the Editor: Subscriptions Manager: Stacey Feldman and women tennis and squashers, to the The overwhelming support that we re- I would like to thank the Daily and Jay fabulous 1991-92men’sand women’s ten- ceived from donors, volunteers, and the Ianini for the coverage of the 50th Annual nis teams, and the SUPER KIDS of the Red Cross was incredible, especially at Eastern New England Biology Confer- The Tufts Daily is a non-profit newspaper, publishex 1991-92men’sandwomen’ssquashteams such a hectic time of the year. We would mday through Friday during the academic year and dis. ence that appeared in Friday’s paper (‘‘Re- led by Carolina Ramon and “Doc” Porter, luted free the Tufts community. The Daily entirel) especially like to our dielmd LCS to is search projects presented at New England thank id&-tun; there are no paid editorial positions. The Dail a special thanks to the women’s squash volunteers as well as Zeta Psi for their hard printcd at Charles River Publishing. Charlestown, MA. Biology Conference’?. However, I must team who won the Chaffee Award for work all year. A special to Theta TheDailyislocatedatthe backentranceofCurtisHallr note that a very important fact was omit- thanks lfts University. Our phone number is (617) 627-309( being the world’s greatest people! Chi for donating the highest percentage of isiness hours are 990 am-690 p.m., Monday throug ted. 1thank you all for the joy and happi- blood out of all the houses, qdthe Order iday, and 1 :00 pn- 600 p.m. on Sunday. . . First the article stated that I was the ness, for your dedication and hard work$ af OWga for spo&oring the Greek corny- - ~ntrscripti~sam$25 f&if~iry&.&mailing addm only Tufts student that made a presenta- TheTufts Daily, Post Office Boa 18, ModMA 0215: your kindness, courtesy and respect. Of petition. Also thanks are extended to Chi ibscriptions are mailed in wcekly packages. tion at the conference. This is true, but the the more than 65 teams over my career, the Omega, Alpha Phi, buildingsand grounds, The policies of The Tufts Daily arc established’ by article did not list the names of the Tufts sjority of the editorial board. Editorials arc establishedb teams at Tufts were the best and finest. I and residential life. students who to organize the con- utating editorial board designated to np-t a majorit labored am very proud of them all. To all the . But most immtlywe would like to editors. Editorials appear on this page, unsigned. Individ ference. The hard-working Conference seniors, congratulations, and -- give ‘em all of the donors. you what this I editorsarenotnecessarily responsible for,orin agreema Committee consisted of Eileen Fisk, thank are th, the policies and editorials of The Tufts Daily. hell! drive is all about, and its success ulti- The content of letters, advertisements. signed column! Jonathan Grauer, Christopher Gee, Erika To my beloved wife, Faith, you have mately depends on you. If you gave this I ltoonsandgmphicsdoesnot necessarily rcflecttheopinia Meyer, Bruce Rutkin, Eric Swagel, and been absolutely awesome.To each of you: year or even thought about giving, join us The Tufts Daily editorial board. Todd Viccione. All of these students Letters to the Editor Poky are take special care of your life, give some- next year. We need you! The Tufts Daily welcomes letters from the readers. Th currently involved in research projects of thing back to your world, always be posi- Thank you for giving a second chance! telspageisanopm fonrmforcampusifsuesandcommmr their own, but sacrificed their time to tive, thank you and God bless. out the Daily’s coverage. coordinate the 120-person event. So it is Letters must include the writir‘s name and a phon Romy Block 5’94 mber where the writer can be reached. All letters must b not that there fewer undergraduates are Bill Summers Jessica Mikuliak J’95 rified with the writer before they can be published. conductingresearch at Tufts,just that their Coach of men’s and women’s The deadline for letters u) be considered for publicatio Chris Jaworek J’92 the following day’s issue is 400 6.m. talents were distracted to the administra- squash teams LCS Blood Drive Coordinators l?ue to space limitations. hersshould be no longertha tion of the event. 0 words. Any submissions over this length may be edite the Daily to be consistent with the limit. Letters should b’ mmpanied by no more than eight signatures. The editors rserve the right to edit letters for claritj Powerful aftershocks follow California quake bticatinn of letters is wOt guaranteed, but Abject to th cretion of the editors. SCOTIA, Calif. (AP)-- A pair Of pow- 1241 a.m. and measured 6.0 on the Rich- to see a couple of fairly large aftershocks Letters should be typed or printed from an IBM or IBM erful aftershocks Sunday followedamajor ter scale. Asecond, at 4: 18 a.m.. measured and then smaller ones with decreasing mpatible computer in Ietter-quality or near-letter-qualit earthquake along Northern California’s ,de. Letters written on Macintosh camputers should b’ 6.5,and wasfeltasfarawayasFresno,460 frequency,” said John Minsch of the US > right in on low density disks - files should be saved u remote “Lost Coast.” touching off fiies miles south. There were thousandsof lesser Geological Survey in Golden, Colo. “So c xt-only” format, and disks should be brought in uith and fear of more destructive seismic shak- aftershocks. ~y of the letter. Disks can be picked up in The Dail: far. it‘s pretty typical, but these things riness office the following day. ing. The North Coast Railroad line through don’t always do what you expect.:’ Letters should address the editor and not a particula The National Guard trucked in drink- Scotia, a town of 1,200 people. was closed The aftershocks prompted David and Lividual. While letters can be critical of an individual’ ing water to four communities hardest hit ions. they should not attack someone‘s personality traits afterFossilBluffcollapsed.causing arock Joanne Paine. their neighbors and their The Daily will not accept anonymous letters or pa by the quakes in the rugged. mountainous slide. It was expected to remain closed for five children to camp outside in Ferndale. nes except in extreme circumstances if the Executiv( region of redwood forests and rocky sea- several days. ..Things that didn’t fall in the first two addetermines that there is a clear and present danger tl side cliffs. i author. The Daily will not accept letters =garding th~ The state Office of Emergency Ser- quakes fell in the third one.: said Paine, rerage of other publicatiods, unless their coverage itsel People boarded up broken windows vicesestimated $lOmillion to$15 million who feared his century-old house might i become a newswozthy issue that has appeared in Thl and hauled belongingsout of homes tossed in damage to Scotia alone, and several fall from its foundation. ily.TheDaily will accept leaersofthanks.ifspacrpermits ! will not nm letters whose sole purpose is to advertise at off their foundations. Some slept in emer- million dollars more in other towns. The state’s “Lost Coast” runs from the mt . gency shelters. or camped outdoors to A bridge connecting Scotia with Rio town of Shelter Cove 50 miles north to When writers have group affiliations or hold titles o avoid more falling debris. jitionsrelatedtothetopicoftheirletter.TheDailyaillnot~ Dell was closed Sunday while officials Cape Mendwino. the westernmost point tin italics following the letter. This is to provide additiona “Obviously, the fear of aftershocks does looked for damage. Another bridge near in the Lower 48 swes. ormation to the readers and is not intended to detract fron exist here.” Humboldt County Sheriff showed gaps in concrete from the letter. Rio Dell Governor Pete Wilson declared a state Classtfleds Information David Renner said. first aftershock. but wasn‘t closed. of emergency in Humboldt County, which All Tufts students must submit classifieds in person About 50 people were injured in the Like many others, John Hatten’s red- paid withcash or check. Allclsssifieds must be submittec includes Scotia, Ferndale and Eureka. The 3 pm. the day before publication. Classifieds may also bc quakes that began Saturday with one that wood frame house in Rio Dell slipped quakes cut power and telephone service to ight at the information booth at the Campus Center. AI registered 6.9 on the Richter scale, cen- further off its foundationwith each quake, much of the county, but most power was ssifieds submitted by mail must be accompanied by i tered about 250 miles north of San Fran- x.k. Classifieds may not be submitted over the phone. forcing the family to move belongings out restored Sunday, said sheriff’s Lieutenant Notices and Lost & Founds are free and m on Tuesday cisco. Major aftershocks measuring 6.5 Sunday, leaving the house a tilted, empty Frank Vulich. LThursdays only. Notices are limited to two per week pe and 6.0 followed Sunday. Shdl. Ferndale, a historical town of Victorian anization and run space permitting. Notices must bc They touched off a fue that ravaged a tten on Daily forms and submitted in person. Notice! ”It done good ... until the last after- houses. also suffered serious damage. The mot beusedto sellmerchandiseoradvertisemajorevents shopping center in Scotia, destroying a shock,” Hatten said. “Then it give, up.” first quake knocked down brick building The Tufts Daily is not liable for any damages due tc lumber yard. a pharmacy, a coffee shop The epicenters of both major after- facades, crumbled chimneys, shattered ograpbical errors or misprintings except the cost of thc and a grocery store. Firefighters had to don,which is Nlyrefundable. We reserve the right tc shocks were near the first quake. centered glass,knwkedgoodsoffshelvesandbroke ,use to print any classifieds which contain obscenity. are c draw water from a nearby pond after the just onshore near Rio Dell. a town of about porch railings. overtly sexual MtUn. or are used expressly to denigrate town‘s water main snapped. :mn or group. 3,ooO people. The first major aftershock struck at “The typical pattern with a big quake is see EARTHQUAKE, page 4 page three Monday, April 27,1992 THE TUFTS DAILY VIEWPOINTS ‘Arts of the Americas’ Mother of alleged rape victim misrepresents Natives calls for change of hearing process was labeled with the names of b ANGIEDODD The followiiig article was writ- attacker, a stranger, leaps from bers simply believe he therefore indigenous groups, neither theirs and M&LISA CAHNMANN ?tiby the mother ofa student who the bushes and forcibly overpow- cannot possibly be guilty. During Last Thursday weattendedthe nor any other tribes east of the ied a rape conplaint agairisf ers a woman. But this is not the ourdaughter’shearing, it appeared opening of the exhibit entitled Mississippiwere recognized. “We nother studeiit. Thefirst Dean of only kind of rape. And, instead of that one panel member was more Arts Of The Americas at the are not even on the map,” Tall tudetirs hearingfound the deferi- being a haven for learning and a interested in the rapist’s class Aidekman Arts Center. The ex- Oak remarked, -“is this all we arrt not guilty. That decision is place of enlightenment.a univer- standing than in his crime. Once hibit was professionallydisplayed, deserve?’ Gesturing to what was urreritly being appeuled by the sity is a danger zone.for women. they had determined he was a and we appreciate the ski11 of the labelled a roach headdress made onipluiriarit,arid the uppeal hear- See how much worse the problem good student, they assumed he students who worked hard to put with porcupine guard hair, lig is set to go before the provost is at universities, where a woman must be a good man. But he’s not; Nanepashmef said “This is not it up. However, we felt that the I1 May 4.) has the sane chance of being he‘s a rapist. information given in conjunction porcupine, it’s horsehair or tur- More so than ,any other com- attacked in just four short years. If the attacker’s being white with the artwork was incomplete, key hair. I know, because I make iunify. the enlightened coinmu: Campus rape victims who had and intelligent persuaded thejudg- euro-centric and out-dated. them. Besides. it‘s not even com- ity of a university should serve an acquaintanceship with their ment to fall in his favor. then why The largest genocide in human plete. there‘s no eagle feather, no s an example of conduct to the attackers are especially helpless did our daughter‘s same qualifi- history took place here in the spreader. How can it be fully ap- ;rgercommunity.It should strive in the aftennath of the assault. cations not lead the panel to be- Americas, yet the word “geno- preciated?“ or the highest human ideals. in- Despite the insidious surprise of lieve her? Unless she had indeed cide” is never alluded to in the Native American cultures are luding a belief in the concepts of the attack, the shock and unex- been raped, do you really think exhibit. Instead. events are de- still thriving, creating, and strug- ustice Pennsylvania Av- vestment in American plants ‘and ana. The prcsident only started enue in a soggy “Run for the jobs and organiAe the economy talking about college loans when White House.” for global competition. The Ar- “he realized th2t I’m going to be “There’s a long way to go ... kansas governor said Bush had the nominee,” Clinton said. What you’ve got to believe is abandoned his responsibilitizs of “There is no core of conviction we’ve got several months.” those fronts. in this a&ninistration. It’s just Arkansas Governor Bill Clinton Clinton said, referring to polls “There is not another country whatevertoday‘sissueis,”Clinton to go through the primaries and years. while the economy went that show many voters with lin- in the world, my fellow kneri- said. the battles and say what your po- downhill. the middle class col- gering doubtsabouthis character. c,ms, where the leader takes a A New York Times-CBS poll sitions are. That‘s the nature of lapscd. poverty exploded, that’s “The objective of this can- dive on his people.” Clinton said. outthis weekendshowedthatRoss modern-day politics,” Clinton the way it has to be because gov- paign should be for the pcople of “This country is going downhill Perot, the Texas billionaire con- said. ernment can’t do anything -- you the UnitcdStates toknow asmuch and we are here to stop it.” sideringanindependentpresiden- He skirted his day at a black be cynical, you believe the worst =- about me as the people of my Clinton wasflankedattherally tial run, has eaten into some of church, telling parishioners they about politicians, you stay home state,” Clinton said. / by Senator Harris Wofford and Clinton’s support. were obligated to take part as on election day,” Clinton said. “I’m going to ru‘n no matter United Mine Workers President “Your best day is if you can citizens ‘and try to improve the “I tell you, even if you vote what flood comes. I‘m going to Richard Trumka. buy your name recognition,” nationsproblernswithcrine, job- against me, you ought not to stay run if they try to wash me away. Trumka was a fierce Clinton Clinton said. “That’s what Mr. lessness and education. home on election day,” Clinton burn me out or string tnz up,”said critic early in the primary season, Perot has done. ... Youdon’t have “We have been told for 10 said. Clinton. when his union backed Iowa Sena- **TWO ALL BEEF PATTIES - SPECM SAUCE - LRTUCE - CHEESE He asked voters in the District torTom Harkin. Buthereferred to of Columbia, who vote May 5. to Clinton as “one of my newest and help him nail down the nomina- someone who I think is going to tion so the Democratic Party could be one of our best friends.” unite for the battle with President Clinton had shqremarks for Bush. Bush throughout the day, saying From Washington, .Clinton that although Bush has “used the headed back to Pennsylvania for word change 43 times in the last Wednesday event unrelated - EARTHQUAKE STUDENTOUTREACHBARBECUE t continued from page 2 ing 6. I on the Richter scale struck Southern California on Wednes- *** WEDNESDAY, APRIL 29TH AT 500 P.M. *** In Petrolia, 10 miles away, the day. 5Q 2 post office ,and other buildings BEHIND BENDETSON HALL L I Scotia native Jim Elliott, cn - burned to-the ground. -- -shr;ouded by smoke as he sur- The ‘‘Lost Coast” area is the veyed damage, said the disaster state’s most seismically active, wouldn’t scare away hardy resi- reporting several hundred minor dents. earthquakes every year. and trade summer addresses, not to mention sample the fabulous BBQ cuisine! The admissions ofice vvants to thank all Student Outreach “This is what scientists call a “Where else are you going to a % very rich aftershock zone,” said 8 members for a fantastic year, so if you are a Regional Outreacher, Scope go?” he asked. “You can go hack u1 Volunteer or a Tour Guide, come on by for food, folks and fun! 6 Pat Jorgenson of the Geological cast and die in a tornado. You tD Survey in Menlo Park. might as well stay here and be An unrelated quake register- shook to death.“ BACCALAUREATE SERVICE Speaker:

President Jean Mayer- Saturday, May 16 3:00 pm President’s Lawn Music by Semenya McCord and senior members of the Third Day Gospel Choir

Seniors: Please wear caps and gowns. Meet behind the seats at 2:45pm. \II’ Monday, April 27,1992 THE TUFTS DAILY page five FEATURES Off we go into the wild blue yonder Seafood specials with a Well, folks, this is it for now. My last column. badrap inmy columns. Actually, I only mentioned boo hoo!) The last Daily of the year. (-sniff-sniff- him in two columns in no more than four lines each certain Mexican flair )Thelast time we’ll be able to chat like this. Is there time. But Ihad tobecarefulaboutmelltioninghim. by KRISTEN SI’IELVO(;EL Two tclcvisions hang from both :ver a decent way to say goodbye? We better start because if you get me going, little hearts would Contrrhutrng Wrrter ends of thc bar, ,and pictures of hinking about this, since more and more of us are have started popping out of my eyes onto the paper The Black Forcst is a little Mexican food festivals and bar- 3oing to have to say it as Commencement creeps and you wouldn’t have been able to read anything. hole-in-the-wallTex-Mex restau- rels of red hot chili sporadically closer. I guess my I honestly hope that everyone can experiencesuch rant located at 1759 Mass. Ave.. dot the left wall. Mexican tunes Michele Pennell way is toremem- splendiforous, wonderful and powerful feelings two doors down from Nick‘s Beef play in the background while ber where we’ve with another person that even hint at those I feel and Beer between Harvard and people talk comfortably in the Out of the Blue been, appreciate with Steve. (awwww.) Porter Squares. They have an ex- cozy setting. what we’ve ac- First I would like to thank... tensive menu consisting of the Moreover. the ambiance isn’t common Mexican dishes, such as cheesy. The waitresses don’t pa- :omplished, and move on with the fewest uses of ... those people who ever came up to me and :liches as possible. nachos and burritos. as well as a rade around in sombreros, pinatas ever said anything about my column. Thank you. plcthoraof unusual scafoodappe- don’t hang from the ceiling. and I’ve come a long way since my freshman year Again. And again. And again and again and again it Harvey Mudd College inclaremont, CA -- about tizers and entrees. cactuses don’t grow rampant on and ag-slap! I was always listening very closely, As for the seafood offcred. the each table. It is comfortable and 1,611 miles, actually. I would have never believed and a lot of those times made it into my journal fox iophomore year that there would come aday when mussel, clam. and fish appetizers ck‘an, but not what you would keeps. expect for its price range. rufts students would no longer think that I was a My friends at the Daily deserve special thanks are served in a variety of sauces ranging from spicy salsas lo beer- The serviceis friendlyand rela- kshlnan when I really wasn’t, never mind con- too (especially and Dave,Pat.Allison,Neil,Geoff, based tangy creations. Their tively spedy. The employees are iider that I would find myself writing a weekly John, among others) listening to me following unique sauces are also an integral very familiar with the numerous :olumn to all of those Tufts students. them around asking, “What? What part did you part of the entrees. The fish of the dishes, including how they are My columns are a real part of me. I can honestly like? Did the last line work? Is it OK? Wait! Whal look back at the subjects I‘ve written about and the day is served in about four or five prepared. Tortillachipsandafresh part are you laughing at‘?C’mon. please tell me; il different ways, ranging from a salsa are brought over immedi- ways I’ve written about them and honestly say that will make me a better writer! Is the middle toc :ach thought and style is a part of Michele E. grilled filet smothered in asweet- ately to munch on. Although ex- boring? Wait! What part are you looking at now?!’ mustardypumpkin Sauce toaplain tremely hot, the salsadefinitely is Pennell. I would also like to thank my advisor Prof. Jim Now who is this woman? grilled piece served with a dab of a find and beats the mellow. not- Ennis for his sociological appreciation and sup their homemade guacamoleaid a so-spicy hot sauce offered in most I’ve often wondered about what you might think port of my writing; Prof. Sheila Emerson fol side order of roasted potatoes. New England Tex-Mex-wannabe Df me - if you have never met me and have read turning me on to literature, supporting my initia- Each entree comes with a joints. m Out ofthe Blue column or two. After two years tive and teasing me (That’s right, she called me hearty heap of white rice and ~f columns, you have number of clues to who “Cosmo girl” right in the middle of class! Can you a as black beans. Tortillas accompany I I’ve got long hair (“Living with long hair,” believe it? I can’t remember the last time I eve1 The average college student am- a few of the dishes and can be obviously wouldn‘t be able to dine Sep. 24, 1990), with invisible gray hairs (“plink,” blushed so deeply... ! Hee hee hee); Prof. Susar ordered on the side. Bcef and Sep. 9, 1991), over 21 years old (“Turning 21,” Ostrander for teaching me the class 1 probably here on a day-to-day basis due to chicken dishes ~UCalso i~~ilable. March 25,1991), had a speech impediment (‘‘My learned the most in at Tufts; VPDavid Moffatt and the price range. However, for a Boston baked accent,” April 8,1991), enjoy shop- yet they are known especially for nice dinner to celebrate a special his public speaking class for playing an integral their seafood. Unfortunately. this ping (“Are you going to buy that?”Oct. 27,1991), part in helping me find my self-confidence again occasicin or to take a break from little cafe‘s prices aren’t so little. believe intrue honesty (“honesty.”March2,1992), sophomore year; and Communications and Media the Tufts dining scene, the Black get frightened of people who are whipped The appetizers cost betwcen four Forcst is a great place to go. If Studies mogul Bill Hoynes for our in-depth discus- and six dollars while the main (“Whipped with a capital P,” Sept. 30, 1991) and sions of the media and stuff. you‘re a seafood fanatic, you re- dishcs range from $10-$14. harbor politically liberal views (‘.I’m a feminist And then there’s mom, perhaps my biggest far ally OWC it to yourself to try out The price range seems incon- and I shave too,” Dec. 3, 1991 among others). (of course) and my public relations representative one of their shrimp or fish dishes. sistent in relation to the casual And then there are the little things you may have on the North Shore. you. What makes the restaurant so Thank atmosphere. The outside is rather read between the lines. What exactly does she do Where do we go from here? unique is the way in which they rustic. A brown, shingled roof incorporarethe New England love at the Daily? Does she really want to write for What will I do after graduation? Look for a job Cosnto? And who is this lover-who-has-seen-her- hangs low. and an overgrowth of for seafood with a Mexican twist. (You’ll notice that seniors rarely say “get a job’ . ivy swings over the right side of It’s not too far froin campus. just naked? (By the way, for the record, I did not write anymore; it’sbecomesimp1y“lookfora job.”) I’m Rochele Fennell’s column in the April Fool’s issue! the building. Inside, the restau- a few blocks from the Porter T- an English major with experience in journalism rant is divided into two sections, stop. If you feel like treating your- I couldn’t make fun of myself that well. Cheers to and computers. One of than is going to become E Allison Smith.) with a bar on the right and tables self and taking a break from study- job, and one of them is going to become a hobby and booths lining the left section. ing. try out the Black Forest. The only person who mentioned what hc thought Actually, two hours after I handed in this col. of me before meeting me said he thought 1 was umn to the Daily, I just got a job offer for i bigger and fatter. Hirun. Somehow. the episode technical writer position with a software uaininl The evolution of Bay State colleges turned into a compliment (I think I actively had a firm!After 1 stop jumping up and down, I mi& Oxford University Prcx has hand in that p‘art). But still a spooky statement actually get around to accepting it. just released Richard M. about my writing ... ? Will I miss having my weekly column? Well, 1 Freeland‘s Aradeniiu’s Golden Who are those people she writes about? don’tknow yet. I’llcontinue writing insome way Age: Universities iii Massachu- Thanks and reparations should be made to those that’s for sure. But I’m not sure how important i setts, 1945-1970. a book that friends that I mentioned in my columns, often is for me to have readers or how difficult it will Ix details the developmaitof higher referred to as “a friend of mine said ...” or just “a for me to find readers either. I think that writing foi education in the Bay State in the person” (see last paragraph). I always made apoint a paper is like playing music on the radio: it’s no 25 yearsfollowingWorldWar 11. ofprotcctiiig Iheiranonyinity,although sometimes thesameifyou sit in yourroomanddoitalone.It’! “Academia’sGolden Age pro- they blew it and told everyone it was them because not the sane if you slave over apiece of writing foi vides the first coinprehensiveas- they thought everyone knew from reading my yourself -- I always want to share it with someone sessment of ch‘ange among uni- column when in fact they didn’t until that person We have a very special environment at Tufts versities in the postwar years, a actually told them and like I said, blew it. But how one which gives me certain privileges as a colum. period that set the framework for could they know? There was a time when two nist. Where else could I write a Jumbo Quiz (“Are contemporary worries about people I was talking to punctuated their statements you areal Jumbo?,”April 6)? My columnabout the Americanschoolsatevery level,” with “but don’t put that in your column!” But I gay rights rally (“Where’syour pink triangle pin?’ a press release read. think my reputation has t‘aken a turn for the better. Nov. 18, 1991) is similarly unique. According to Maggie Moss- [I’ll keep my fingers crossed.) Tucker, OxfordPress’local Bos- I If I’ve learned anything from writing columns Richard M. Freeland When I can‘t pin an opinion or thought down to it’s the fact that you and me, we’ve got a lot in ton contact. “It’s not necessarily a particular person, you’ll begin to see comments common after all. I guess that realization comes a book students will go out and Df random faceless entities that I make up to with being asociology major, too. There a surpris- buy, bur ... it’s a good book for Boston University,Northeastern illustrate my points (“girls are yucky“) or to ask me ing number of feelings and experiences that we all everyone in academia to know and the Universityof Massachu- questions. like, “Michele, why don’t you write a share, and I hope that over two years I’ve touched about.” setts -- to illustrate patterns of :olumn about that?” a few of them. She added thtthe book tells change at research universities, My mom has receivcd similar cameos, but then Writing a personal type piece for the general “how Tufts got to be where it is college-centereduniversities, ur- inain. hasn’t everybody’s? in relation to other small univer- ban private universities.and pub- - Then there‘s my boifricnd, who seems to get a see GOODBYE, page 17 sities in the area.” lic universities.” according to Numerous chapters in the press release. Acudeniiu’sGolderi Ageconcen- Freeland is the Dean of the LCS sponsors forum examining hunger and poverty tratc on “eight campuses in Mas- College of Arts and Sciences at On Wednesday night, the Leonard Carmichael estimated 10,000 to 17,500 chronically malnour- sachusetts -- Harvard, MIT, the University of Massachusetts Society‘s Hunger Project sponsored an interactive ished preschoolers living in Massachusetts, and 83 Brandcis. Tufts. Boston College. at Boston. discussion focusing on the issues of hunger and percent of all food stamp benefits go to families poverty. Deborah Becker, a representative from with children, according to Becker. the Massachusetts Anti-Hunger Coalition, facili- Many blame the poverty-stricken and hungry The Daily would like to tated a discussion with questions driving at ways for “taking from their pockets,”she said. However, in which to remedy the problems. She discussed according to Becker, experts estimate that every $1 wish all students 1 the stereotypes associated with hunger and pov- a state invests in an early childhood education erty - the old wino passed out on a bench in the program can eventually save between $4 and $5 on “Good Luck’’ on Boston Commons. In truth, this is a mis-stereo- special education, drop-out programs, welfare,&- type, she said. One out of every four children in venile and adult justice systems. Massachusetts is affected by hunger. There are an --Karen Saunders all your finals! -- age six THE TUFTS DAILY Monday, April 27,1992 The Greek system at Tufts prides itself on its contribution to philanthropic causes. Members of fraternities and sororities are encouraged to donate their time and spirit, resulting in the contribution of numerous hours and thousands of dollars to local and national charities. On Monday, May 1lth, a faculty ad-hoc committee investigating Greek life will present its report to the faculty for a vote on the foture of the Greek system at Tufts. The following is a partial list of the events which the Greek houses have participated in or sponsored in the last two years. This list is an attempt to show the significant philanthropic contributions the Greek system-mkes to Tufts and the surrounding community. We hope that this list will allow you to understand one of the most positive aspects of Greek life at Tuh, and that you will support the continuation of the Greek system in the future. TUFTS GREEK SYSTEM Partial List PHILANTHROPY= 1990 - 1992

Alpha Epsilon Pi Greek Jam 1992: Cancer, Leukemia & AIDS Research 1990-92 Faculty Waits on You Dinner: Somenrille Homeless Coalition

Phi Sigma Sigma 1990-92 Rock-a-Thon: National Kidney Foundation & National Leukemia Society; Greek Jam, Kids' Day, and LCS Canned Food Drive

Theta cht 1990-92 Couch-a-Thon: Center for Marine Conservation LCS Canned Food Drive, Somenrille Soup Kitchen

I. *,.. Alpha Tau Omega , Integrated Foster Care; RESPOND; AIDS Quilt

Alpha Phi 1990-91 See-Saw-a-Thon: Lawrence Memorial Cardiac Care Unit 1990 Superdance: Lawrence Memorial Cardiac Care Unit 1990-91 Hair-Cut-a-Thon: HUG; Bumper Sticker Sale 1990-91 LCS Blood Drive Volunteers; Bake Sale: American Heart Association

*, Delta Upsilon

>- . -1~ - Spring 1992 Project Soup, LCS Can Drive, Cookout for Boys,@ Girls Club,,, , ,t .-x' - - -1 -7;- Block Party for Boston Children's Hospital; Project Soup Fall 1991 Boys Club Cookout & Thanksgiving Dinner, Terry Fox Run

Zeta Beta Tau 1990-92 Softball Marathons, Kids' Day, LCS Project Soup, Food donations to Somerville Homeless Shelter; ZBTahiti Ch'arity Party

Sigma Nu 1991-92 Superdance: American Heart Association and American Cancer Society; Soup Kitchen, Can Drive

Zeta Psi 1992 LCS Blood Drive Volunteers, AIDS Quilt, Food to homeless 1990-91 Clothes Drive, Soup Kitchen, Kids' Day, Canned Food Drive

Sigma Phi Epsilon 1991 Unity Jam (Ronald Blackburn Fund), SeeSaw-a-Thon: Somerville Homeless Shelter, Boston Food Bank Can Drive 1990 Raffle: EMERGE; West Medford Community Center Day Care, American Heart Association, Dance-a-Thon: Head Start

chi Omega ' 1991 Easter Open House: Head Start, Somenrille Homeless Coalition, Pizza Eating Contest: Ronald, McDonald House, LCS Blood Drive 1990 Carwash: Brain Tumor Society, Pizza Eating Contest, Superdance: Fearless Hearts Against Homeless Children

Delta Tau Delta 1991 House Painting for Boston Coalition for the Elderly, Dance with Alpha Omicron Pi for Teddy Bear Junction, Canned Food Drive, Clothing Drive, Special Friend Program 1990 Blood Drive, Food Drive, LCS Swim-a-Thon, Special Friend

Alpha Omicron Pi 1990-92 Greek Olympics, Dorm Recycling, UNICEF Bake Sale 1992 Valentines for Head Start, Crayon & Toy Drive for Somerville Boys & Girls Club, AIDS Quilt, Tufts Community Service Coalition , Pine Street Inn Shelter, T-shirts & Walk-a-Thon: Arthritis Research TOTAL HOURS SPENT ON VARIOUS PHILANTHROPIES FOR 1990-92 EXCEEDED 5,000; TOTAL MONEY RAISED EXCEEDED $20,000. a

PRESENTED BY THE LAMBDA ALPHA CHAPTER OF THE ORDER OF OMEGA, TUFTS UNIVERSITY Monday, April 27,1992 THE TUFI’S DAILY page seven ARTS Violent Femmes show ‘Lantern’ lives up to expectations they can still add it up as Academy foreign film nominee by THOMAS B. BLOSSOM lent levels. by DERRICK CRUZ mad. In the final frames, Songlian effect over the audience can only Senior Staff Writcr After another crowd-pleaser, Senior Staff Writer wanders alone in circles on the be achieved by a top script Ni This past Thursday, the Vio- “Out the Window,” the band Chinese filmmaker Zharlg family courtyard. Zhen provides and by the entire lent Femmes played at MIT’s slowed things dpwn. “We can feel Yunou‘s latest film,RaisetheRed Yimou has created an intricate cast‘s excellent acting. The four JohnsonAth1eticCenter.Theshow the audience; we’re profession- Lurrterrr. has finallv been relcxed allegory pregnant with so much mistresses and Yan’er utter lines was highlighted with cuts from als,” they said. “We’re going to symbolism and meaning that it filled with such spice to the ever- the group’s latest album, Why Do keep it slow. What we neednow is will give students of film ‘and .volatile mix of those five under Birds Sing,and their very popular a rock ballad.” Next came “Good Review China watchers something to one roof. The lines of dialogue,or first. self-titled album. Although Feeling,” off the first album. An- munch on until his next film. For more aptly the barbs, are wry and I the show may have ken prima- other crowd-pleaserwas played a -- -. .-_a“-. . _.- - example,Ruise theRed Larrterrr ‘s acrid. One can literally see the rily scheduled as a wann-up for couple of songs later, “Blister in in Boston. Roise the RsdLrrrrrer~rr, most obviousmessage is his criti- razor-shaq knife stabbing and the band’s slot at the Earth Day the Sun.” which made the audi- based on Su Tong‘s novel Wives cism of the position of women in cutting each character. concert in Foxborough Stadium. ence sing along, dancing madly. arid Corrcirbiiies. was nominated Chinese society. All the women - Besides the dialogue, Ni then the Femmes played with all of The set took a unique twist for Best Foreign Picture in this -the mistresses and servants --are also has fun with the rules that their energy. when the drummer ‘and bassist year‘s Academy Awards -- it‘s no bound by the rules. They are im- govern the family. The mistresses The Violent Femmes sprang managed to generate more en- surprise to see why. This movie is prisoned bothfigurativelyandlit- love and hate the rules. The rules out of the midwest with their first ergy from the audience. “When I first-rate across the boards. erally -- the entire film is set oppress them. Sometimes, the album. aid they swn became say dance. you‘d best dance. Like his last two films. Red within theconfinesof the master’s rules screw them over. However, national alternative radio slars. motherfuckers!” And they got Sorghim and .I14 Doll, Yimou ex- home. The women have no free- the rules can also be used to each The trio has a very unique musi- those in seats to stand up by de- plores the issues concerning mar- dom. no choice. no lives. All they for her own advantage. Ironically, cal arrangement. Originally, the claring,”Thosewhoare not danc- riage in Chinese society. In Ruise can do is squabble and compete it’s the mistresses, who should be band played almost exclusively ing will be escorted out.” The the Red Luiterx. a 19-ycar old for the master‘s favor. governed by the family rules, that with acoustic instruments, years band went into asong called some- university-educated woman, What makes Ruise the Red are actually the masters of the ah&& of MTV‘s“Unplugged“alilld thing like “Dance Songlian (Gong Li). agrees to her Luiitern unique from most films. household, while the master him- the recent increase in the popular- Motherfuckers,” and the druin- stepmother‘s wishes that she be- especially Hollywood films, is self is a plaything to be used by ity of acoustic music. T h e mer and bassist managed the vo- come the fourth concubine of a that thcre are no sympatheticchar- the mistresses for their own gain. band’s singer, Gordon Gano, has cals. rich patriarch, Chen Zuoquin (Ma acters. One would expect Song1ian Zhao Fei’s cinematography a unique voice. which is soine- The last song of the regular set Jingwu), who is referred to by to be the innocent mistress with adds another touch to the film’s times better described as shrick- was the ever popular “Add It Up” everyone as “master.” This is no the heart of gold who somehow unrelenting story. The combina- ing rather than singing. Although with an extended distorted guitar Cinderella tale. overcomes her predicament. But tion of candle light and natural Gano plays an electric guitar, the solo. The end of the show was In the summer, Songlian is she is not. Once she learns the light complementsthe storyline’s bassist, Brian Ritchie. still pre- brought to a head with two en- naive and not accustomed to her rules of the game, Songlian is just progression of dominantly uses the acoustic ver- cores that featured“Kiss0ff ’and new life. But by fall, Songlian as ruthless as the rest of them. It’s Songlian‘s downfall. Zhao Fei sion of his instrument. The drum- “Do You Like Americ‘an Music?” learns to survive and get the a game of musical chairs, and capturcs the grey drabness and mer, Victor De Lorenzo, plays a The latter is the band’s most re- master’s favor in order to enjoy there’s only one chair -- the the tones of black and blue that simple stand-up drum kit, using cent and very popular single. the perks of having the red lan- master’s. Power plays, intrigues, surround the four mistresses primarily brush sticks. The The Violent Femmes were able terns lit in one‘s quarters. When- ‘and plots are planned and ex- trapped in their house. However, ensemble’s strength lies in its lyr- to overcome the inherent limita- ever the master sleeps with one of ecuted with the intention of trip- the blues and grays are punctured ics, which use Gano’s awkward tions of the simplicity of their the wives. red 1,antcms are lit in ping over each other. by the red lanterns that are per- vocal sound as a catalyst for the instruments and play for a long the wife‘s room and alo~igthe No one c;ui be trusted, soine- fectly filmed tocreatean enchant- expression of teenage angst. time. After a while, some of the hallwiiy. The wife the11 enjoys. thing Songlian and the audience ing aura. The band’s set integrated cuts songs di’d begin to sound alike, among other things, foot mas- findout when Songlian discovers As was the case with Ju Duo, from their various albums with though. Butmoreimportantly,the sages and decides what the menu a voodoo doll Yan’er has of her Yimou is in trouble with the Chi- the more popular cuts from their band has learned to use the suc- will be. Not only must Songli,an that was created by the second nese government. Yimou’s fist album. After two similarsongs cess of their first album to theiI contend against mistresses mistress, who had been all smiles pointed criticism of the status of opened the show, the early por- advantage for performing a good nuinberone(DingWeiman).num- and encourageinent towards women in China and the tion of the set was highlighted by dl-around Show. bcr two, Zhouyun (Cac)Culfeng). Songlian. Songlian’s revenge Tienanmen Square massacre ref- ”Country Death Song.” from their

-- page nine Monday, April 27,1992 THE TUFI'S DAILY SPRING FLING 1992

Photos by Anni Recordati

7 page ten PAID ADVERTISEMENT Monday, April 27,1992 THE GREEK GAZETTE News and Information of the Tufts Greek System

Volume 7, Number 2 April 27,1992 Speaker addresses IGC academic dangers of hazing awards presented by Steve Blumberg by Lisa Levine On Wednesday, April 1, in the hopes of enlightening The Inter-Greek Council presented with the highest Eileen Stevens, founder of the others. Stevens’message is not held their annual Academic sorority GPA, a 3.37, and Zeta Committee to Halt Useless anti-fraternity, but anti- Awards Ceremony on Wed- Beta Tau was presented with College Killings (CHUCK), hazing. Fraternities and nesday, April 22. The IGC holds the highest fraternity GPA with addressed approximately 250 sororities continue to work this reception each year to a3.30. AlphaPhi waspresented members of the Tufts closely with her to find honor individual members of with anawardfor anexemplary community. alternatives and positive the Greek system and entire scholarship program. Since the death of her son, programs. Greek organizations who have Along with honoring Chuck, in 1978 at Alfred Stevenshaslectured at over achieved high academic specific faculty members for University in New York, 500 campuses nationwide and standards. This year, for the advising individual Greek , Stevens has waged a national has spoken at numerous first time, the IGC was also organizations, the IGC pre- campaign to eliminate all national fraternity conven- proud to honor faculty members sented an annual award, the dangerous physical and mental tions, conferences and regional who have become advisors to Golden Apple Award, to a hazing practices. Chuck was meetings. She has testified at individual Greek organiza- faculty member who has killed in a senseless hazing legislative hearings and has tions. especially encouraged and incident at Klan Alpine, a local lobbied for anti-hazing laws in The first awards presented stimulated the Greek members fraternity. Following this great several states. were the Pi Awards, which are academically. Three faculty personal tragedy, Stevens Her speech was part of the given to each member in the members were selected as founded this not-for-profit “Greek Life 101” seminar Greek system who has achieved finalists for this award: Frank organization. series, which are mandatory a 3.14 GPA for the previous Colcord of the Political Science The goals of the CHUCK educational lectures for all semester. The IGC presented Dept., Sheila Emerson of the organization are to bring about pledges of fraternities and 360 Pi Awards this year. Eng~shDept., and Provost Sol an awareness of hazing and .sororitie,s. The goal of last Michelle Farber of Alpha Phi Gittleman. This year’s Golden prompt legislative action from month‘s lecture was toeducate was honored with the highest Apple Award’“Was given to’ states as a strdng step to deter the entire Greek system on the sorority woman GPA with a 4.0 Frank Colcord. .Ab, hazing abuses and insure dangers of hazing. Stevens’ and Ari Jacobs and Marc The Inter-Greek Council - safety of students. CHUCKalso speech was moving and an Kaplan ofAlpha Epsilon Pi and was especially pleasedwith the documents deahand injuries inspiration to all who attended. Brad Schick of Sigma Phi large number of awards given Epsilon were awarded the out this year ai-kl‘-als&-&h+ highest fraternity man GPA, gratylates all the individual What .a Rush!‘ also with a 4.0. members and organizations by Karen Podlipsky Alpha Omicron Pi was that receive special recognition. I- 119 rushees, 4 sororities, based on a few intense days, L rotating them preference have the potential to develop Chi Omega a parties and bids. It sounds and grow in the fbture. gives simple and straightforward, Not all those who rush but there’s more than that to decide to join a sorority, “Headstart” to children Panhellenic rush. however they are given the by Jennifer Wolf To the‘ members of the opportunity to see Tufts from a The pitter-patter of little government. It also teaches sororities at TuRs -- Phi Sigma new perspective, and a glimpse feet will be heard on Professors them various social skills Sigma, Alpha Phi, Chi Omega into the Greek system. All Row when the sisters of Chi necessary to interact with and Alpha Omicron Pi their participants leave with a -- Omega host their spring party participation in the Greek greater understanding of the others, such as learning how to system has added to and different houses and the for the children of“Headstart,” set the dinner table. In enriched their college exper- women in them. a federally mandated, early addition, “Headstart” offers ience. Membership in a sorority The atmosphere during intervention pre-school pro- educational programs for the represents different things to rush is fun and inviting, with gram that mainly serves parents in an effort to both different people, but to manyit considerable effort by all to populations below the poverty facilitate economicprogress for is a place to find friendship, make everyone feel comfort- level. “Headstart” provides a them and help them to develop support anda family away from able, wanted and important. social service network for the positive relationships with home. This feeling extends Those who choose to continue families involved, while the their children. throughout the year and participation in the Greek school provides hot breakfasts Chi Omega successfully especially in rush. system find an environment and lunches for the children, sponsored the spring party for Sororities are an integral where there is care, support which are paid for by the “Headstart” last year. The part of the Tuffs campus and and a lot of fun. sisters played games with the not only do sisters want to tell people about their chapter, its children and worked with them Phi Sig volunteers the town red onvarious craft projects. There programs and philanthropic by Jessica Sad events, but rush is a good was colorfid candy for everyone This past semester, the sisters of Phi Sigma Sigma have been and both the sisters and the chance for them to meet first- actively volunteering their time throughout the cities of Medford and year students, well as the children took part in an Easter as Somerville.On February 29, a large group of sisters went door-to-door many sophomore and junior egg hunt. According to Tracy women who rush. collecting cans for the LCS Canned Food Drive while fighting the bitter O’Connor, a Chi Omega sister, Rushees are divided into cold. After collecting much food from dozens of residents, the sisters “It gives the children a chance four subgroups which spend deposited the cans at Project Soup, a local charitable organization to feel special for the day.” the majority of rush together. which provides food for those in need. On April 4 and 5, Phi Sigma Chi Omega is planning for There are feelings of suspense, Sigma sisters volunteeredto help out with the AIDS quilt. It was a sad this event to take place inApril 4 trepidation and excitement. By yet worthwhile experience;the sisters all learned that AIDS can strike and both the sisters and the remaining together, rushees people of any age, class, race or gender. And on April 12, the sisters children of “Headstart” are rely on each other and develop participatedin Kids’ Day, They enjoyed watching the kids playing and looking forward to a great time. friendships which, although having fun and made them smile even more by painting their faces. @LAzER.lssa Monday, April 27,1992 THE TUFTS DAILY page eleven

- SPORTS Svorts Forum Jumbos winning streak reaches six Eliminate the draft by PAUL HORAN gee. to have the basic rights af- ECAC seedings for women’s lacrosse announced today Daily Editorial Board forded to every American citi- by PAUL HORAN The National Football League zen? Daily Editorial Board held their annual draft of college One such right is being able to At this point. about the only athletes yesterday. Of course. pro choose where you want to work thing that can slop the women’s sports drafts take placeevery year. for a living. If you want to be a lacrosse team is the weather. and for some reason normally teacher, you can pickanywhere in Though they were rained out right-minded people go about the the country to apply for a job. If on Saturday against Connecticut business of predicting and study- you‘re a journalist, you can write College. the Jumbos carry a six- ing draft results as if the entire for any paper you damn well game winning streak that has process is a fair and noble process please. made their record 8-2 on the day of talent distribution. But imagine, for a moment, if when seedings for the Eastern Of course. the truth of the the real world worked like profes- College Athletic Conference tour- matter is that the draft is com- sional sports leagues. Then the nament are announced. Tufts is pletely rrrtfair and probably un- worst newspaper in the country. looking to return to the tourna- constitutional. which mans that which for the sake of argument is ment after missing it last season this year’s NFL draft might be its in Indianapolis. would be able ta for the first time in head coach last, according to yesterday’s select from all college student Carol Rappoli’s reign. Bostori Globe. journalists who they wanted to Three of the Jumbos’ wins have Thank goodness. work for them. Again, for the sake come since their dramatic. come- There would be nothing of argument. they select Dave from-behind 8-7 win over Wil- healthier than the elimination of Saltzmari, the Editor-in-Chief of liamsonAprill1.Sincethatgame. the draft system in major sports the Duily. in whichTufts scored five straight leagues. Oh. maybe not immedi- Now Dave really wanted to goalsin the final 3:02. the Jumbos ately healthier for the leagues work for the Globe, which is per- have beaten Babson (22-7).Colby themselves, and certainly not fectly willing to hire him. But (9-6), and Bowdoin (15-4). healthier for team ownership, who now. his rights are owned by that “As the season goes on, we get would undoubtedly scramble in paper inIndianapolis(abit strange, a lot better,” said junior Maria confusion without their safety net isn’t it, that someone’s rights can Vey. “Our passing has gotten bet- * which provides them with their be UMW~~?).He has no altenia- ter.” working talent. tives than to go work there, if he Senior co-captain and terun- But the eliminationof the draft wants to work as a journalist. Oh, leading scorer Kim Zinman ech- would be a healthy thing, despite he cran hem and haw for a little oed Vey‘s sentiments. “We defi- what all those syinpathctic to the more money and could even ask nitely have tnomentum.”she said. owners might say. And hey. who for a trade, but basically he has to “We’ve just been improving wouldn’t be sympathetic to a take what Indy offers or sit on his throughout the season.” bunch of obscenely rich moguls butt at home. Tufts finds out today where and financial tyrants who look to Such a practice would not be squeeze every penny they canout tolerated in any other profession of their sports franchises? And in the country. But for some rea- chrun&nships. which begin on strong. AS the game goes on, we we’re going in-with very high who in there right mind would son, it‘s tolerated in professional Wednesday. The Jumh)s do have play better together.” hops. but we’re confident.” actually wait the players, the sports. one final regular-season game, “We start out slowly every people who actually.do the work today at Bates, but it will not game,” agreed Vey. “That‘s what A berth in the tournament and who the fans actually pay to see UNFAIR, page 16 count towards the tournament. happcned against Trinity [an 8-7 would be head Rappoli’s sixth in Sports Forum u .. The Jumbos have continued to loss on April 41.” seven years as head coach at Tufts be a second-halfteam throughout The Jumbos hope that they .and would be a return after last their winning streak. Against receive home-field advantage in year’s absence. In her six years, The draft must stay Bowdoin, Tufts only led 6-2 be- at least the first game of the Rappoli has won four ECAC titles by JEFF GELLER for example. that the NBKelimi- fore breaking it open in the sec- ECACs. According to the play- ,and compiled a 72-11 record. Daily Editorial Board nated its draft for next year. Teams ond half. Similarly, the Colby ers. the team is approaching the However, the Jumbos have not An article in yesterday’s Bos- like the Minnesota Tirnberwolves. game was very tight until the tounxunent with confidence but wonatitle since 1989,atrendthat ton Globe, discussing the future who have the greatest chance of Jumbos pulled it out in the later recognizes that the field should this team hopes to reverse. They of the National Football League grabbing Shaquille O‘Neal with stages of the game. . be fairly balanced. will find out this week just how draft and relations with the NFL the first pick of the draft. will get “Colby was a really tough far their current momentum can Players’Association. said that this consistently get screwed. Why game,” said Zinman. “We turned “The teams in the ECAC are carry them. year’sdraft could be the last sanc- would O’Neal. a San Antonio. it on in the second half.... We’re pretty evenly matched,” said “I don’t think that there’s any tioned by the NFLPA. Critics of Texas. native and Louisiana State definitely a second-half team, Ziiunan. “We’re all going in with team that can beat us right now,” the NFL ‘and other professional University graduate, sign with a even against teams that aren’t as one or two losses.... I don’t think said Vey. sports drafts have argued that the cold-weather. low -publicityteam annual events infringe on players like the Wolves? He wouldn’t. rights. that players should be free Instead. he would head straight to Redskins take Heisman winner to choose which teains they sign the Lakers ,and become more of a Washington won its third Su- Scan Gilbert of Pittsburgh with with after college or high school. per Bowl in 10 years last January the third pick, Washington made, However, this would be a disas- The L&ers’ would be back in’ the why they’ve staycd on top for a and it is rare for the champion to its move. trous move. not only for indi- finals in less then five years, and decade. plucking Heisinan Tro- get a blue-chip pick since teams It dealt thc sixth pick to Cin- vidual teams, but entire leagues. the Timberwolves would still be phy winner Desinond HOwiWd 011 pick in reverse order of rccord. cinnati along with its own first- At firs1 glance, complete free- trying to grab their first big-name Sunday in an NFL draft spiced But the Redskins. who had had rounder for the right to pick dom looks likeruiattractivealter- player. If O’Neal is going to be with swaps, including a deal that only four first-round picks in the Howard. a threat to score as a native. Some argue that drafts making $40 million over five sent Eric Dickerson to the Los last 2 I years. got what turned out receiver arid a kick returner. That violate players’ rights as Ameri- years. let him suffer just a little, Angeles Raiders. to be the sixth overall pick of this fourth overall pick was the high- can citizens. But professional for the sake of the league. Aftertrading Dickerson for two draft froin San Diego last year est ever for a Super Bowl winner. sports leagues are less sympa- Free agency is the same thing. mid-round draft choices. the In- and moved up two places this “Ithinkit’saheckofanoppor- thetic than the US government. Dropping all restrictions would diamapolis Colts did the expected time to get Howard. ’ tunity for me,“ Howard said. Leagues must operate with their mean chaos. All good players on on a day of surprises by makbig “They have great weapons and The shuffling of draft picks own laws which keep the entire bad teams would head to good defensive tackle Steve Emtinan they just added another one to the wasn’t surprising on a day that system working smoothly. They te‘ams. and there would be more the No. 1 pick and linebacker arsenal,” saidcoach Ray Handley saw seven spots change hands must make sure that their teams Darryl Strawberry-EricDavis see- QuentinCoryatt the No. 2choice. of the NFC East rival New York during the first round. have stable ownership and coin- you-in-LA situations. Lew It was the Super Bowl cham- Gi‘ants. In fact, Atlanta’s first-round inunity interest while abiding by Alcindor (who later changed his pion Redskins, though. who stole Indianapolis opcned the draft pick was officially described as the league’s rules. So when play- name to Kareem Abdul-Jabbar), the show in the first round by by taking Emtman, who played at “Atlanta from Atlanta through ers make the decision to turn pro, after winning a championship dealing with Cincinnati for the Washington, and Coryatt, from Dallas.’’ The Chiefs traded their they should realize that if they are with the Milwaukee Bucks early Bengals’ No. 4 choice to snare Texas’A&M, then took defensive own pick during the round, then going to play for one of the four in his career, hit the road for LA, Howard. Then, after Green Bay back Ashley Ambrose of Missis- got it back from the Cowboys in major American sports leagues. leaving the Bucks championship- took defensive back Terrell sippi Valley State with the first another deal. they will have to play by the rules less for the next 20-odd years,aid Buckley at No. 5, the Bengals pick of the second round. Another first-roundpick, used fortheirentirecareer.Ifthey don’t for at least the next five. If teams made the surprise pick of the first Coryatt was the only senior by the 49ers to take safety Dana like the rules, they can go play in .have no way to keep their stars round by taking Houston quarter- among the first five picks as 10 Hall of Washington, was owned the WBL. CBA, USBL or in one and remain competitive,why even back David Klingler. underclassmen, the most .ever, at various times by Philadelphia, of the European leagues, where bother keeping the team around. “We were looking €or a player went in the first round of what Green Bay. Atlanta and Dallas. they will competeagainstinferior ’To be perennial doormats? Fan we thought potentially could be a might @ the filial draft. The 10- And the Cowboys continued 1 talent. interest would be nil. and the ulav- great player,” said Washington year agreement on the draft ex- to deal in subsequentrounds, trad- I Sure. every league has some ,terswho did stay would be ;is&- coach Joe Gibbs, who figured his pires with this one and players ing with Detroit and Washington obscurericliculous rule that should . able. aging “Posse” of receivcrs could have talked about challengingthe in the second round to get lower be eliminated, but the draft and It’sunfortunateforprofessional use some young blood. “Desmond syslak.”withai antitrust suit. picks and raising questions frw agency can not be alteted . Howard. we couldn’t find any- Afw the Los Angeles Rams withoutdatlL?gkigtheleague.Say, see SALARIES, page 19 thing wrong with.” took 3 14-pounB defensive end see DRAFT, page 13 page twelve THE TUFTS DAILY Monday, April 27,1992 MCCARTHYSELF-STORAGE SENIOR WEEK 396-7724 22 Harvard Street, Medford International

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...... L...... ,...... CONCERT DRAFT have time to apprentice behind who generally was rated behind 1985 was held in a club in Boston continued from page 11 continued from page 1 instead of on President‘sLawn as 3 1-year-old Boomer Esiason. Wisconsin‘s Troy Vincent at the “There were some sound prob- scheduled. Fouche said that even whether they might not eventu- “It’s been my experience that position. lems, but that was something be- though it was not raining on that ally have toomany players tostay you win championshipswhen you Cincinnati then passed on yond our control,” Hyslop said Saturday, the ground was wet, under the 80-playertraining camp have the quarterback position es- Vincent, allowing Shula’s father, yesterday. and the electrician would not run limit. tablished,” said David Shula, Don, to claim him for Miami with Fouche said that almost every the cables along the lawn. She Indianapolis finally got rid of Cincinnati’s new coach. the seventh pick. Atlanta then volunteer who signed up to work added that they did not want to Dickerson, the NFL’s No. 3 ca- Six defensive linemen and five tmdedupfor New England‘spick, , showed up for their shift, adding ruin the lawn before Commence- reer rusher whose complaints and offensive linemen were taken in and took Stanford offensivetackle that she was“pleas,antly surprised. men t . no-shows had caused continuous the first round -- all heavier &,an Bob Whitfield. trouble. Dickerson went toa team 280 pounds. There also were six Another Stanfordproduct, run- “I will never say that Tufts “The 1985 concert was a total that has won in the past with defensive backs selected and two ning back Tommy Vardell, was students are apathetic again. It flop because a lot of people did troublesome players. more went with the first two picks taken next by the Cleveland isn’t true. Almost all the volun- not want to go to Boston to see lhe Two quarterbacks were taken of the second round. Browns. teers did heir part and showed show. Ministry was the band in the first round, Klingler by Another defensive lineman Then went more big guys. Of- that Tufts students do care about scheduled. arid since they had just Cincinnati with a pick obtained who might have been selected in fensive linemen Ray Roberts of their school ,and the school’s changed their sound, no one re- from Washington. and UCLA’s the firstroundwas Bill Johnsonof Virginia was taken by Seattleand events, as well,“ Fouche said. ally knew what to expect either.” Toinmy Maddox by Denver with Michigan State. But he injured a Leon Searcy of Miami went to According toFouche, the Con- Fouche &%,?id. the 25th pick and is the possible kneeApril 11 falling downaflight Pittsburgh. cert Board considered holding the successor to John Elway. of stairs and lasted until taken by Miami used its second pick of conccrt in a “bigger place off Fouchc said she feels that this Viginia’s Matt Blundin went Cleveland in the third round. the round on linebacker-defen- campus,“ but in the end decided year’s show went better than she to Kansas City and Penn State‘s Indianapolis started the draft sive end Marco Colemanof Geor- to keep the concert at Tufts. expected it would go in the gym, Tony Sacca to Phoenix in the with Emtman. who has signed, gia Tech. New England, with the adding that student cooperation second round. and Coryatt, who hasn’t. They pick it had gotten from Atlanta, “We decided that it would be was a11 integral part of the concert’s In the fourth round, Tampa should shore up a defense that then took guard Eugene Chung of much better to keep a Tufts con- success. Bay took Craig Erickson, the was last in the NFL against the Viginia Tech, the first Asian- cert at Tufts,” Fouche said, citing “I prziyed and prayed for sun, former Miami quarterback who run in 1991. American taken in a first round. the Spring Fling “flop” in 1985. but in the end we had no control was taken last year on the fifth “With two guys of this caliber, Then “New York-New York Due to the fact that it had over the weather. I’m just so glad round by Philadelphia but didn’t we‘re ready to go to war,” said became “tight end-tight end.” rained the entire week prior to the that people were so understand- sign. Erickson is still recovering Ted Marchibroda, the team’s new The Giants, with the gallery cheering, took Notre Dame’s De- show, the Spring Fling concert in ing,” Fouche said. from a knee injury in his fd coach. college season. Then Gilbert went to the Rams, rek Brown, to fill a void created LONDON SCHOOL ECONOMICS Maddox, who came out after who haven‘t had a legitimate de- by a career-ending injury to an- of his sophomoreyear, is considered fensive lineman in years. Howard other NotreDamer,Mark Bavaro. and POLITICAL SCIENCE a gamble. Klingler, a run-and- went to the Redskins and Green SUMMER SCHOOLS 1992 shoot quarterback in college, will Bay took Buckley of Florida State, see DRAFT, page 19 (Univesity of London) -1 lwssion f625 Have you volunteered with the

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Approximately 2700 members of the Tufts, the ceremony of the quilt opening. Jones made the Medford and Somerville communities attended the first panel in honor of Marvin Feldman in the spring display of the AIDS Quilt in Tufts’ Cousens Gym of 1987. Since then, the number of panels has After University President April 4 and 5. grown to 15,840 and spans 29 acres. Jean Mayerannouncedlast sum- Organized by Seniors Hendi Crosby and Craig mer that he would retire from Cullinane, the display included a portion of the Currently there are 209,693 reported cases of the presidency and become entire quilt’s panels, each measuring six feet by AIDS in the United States, and 418,403 reported Tufts’ chancellor, the Presiden- three feet: the size of a human grave. cases in the world. However, it is estimated that tial Search Committee began Cleve Jones, founder of th@4IDS Quilt, spoke at there are 1,500,000 cases in the world. their work to select a new uni- versity president who may as- sume his or her new post in Fall 1992. The Search Committee, chaired by Trustee Brian O’Connell, has since pared a pool of over 150 applicants to four final can-didates. The four candidates are Stanley Katz, president of the American Learned Societies in New York; Dr. Franklin M. hew, tion Committee, which will select dean of Tufts’ School of Veteri- the finalist to recommend to the nary Medicine; Dr. Charles E. fullBoardofTrusteesforapprova1. ~utnam,‘executive vice presi- He has said that although there is dent for the administration at no deadline, he hopes to present a Duke University; md Marina new president to the Boardat their Whitman, vice president and next full meeting May 16. The group executive for public af- Board of Trustees must approve fairs and marketing at General thechosencandidate before he/she Motors Corporation. is appointed to the presidential po- Board of Trustees Chair sition. Nelson Gifford leads theTransi-

After University President Jean Trustee Representative Joe This term marked the completion of the plans for the Bridgehletcalf residential program set Mayer said last fall that Tufts Swimmer introduced a resolution to begin in Fall 1992. should considerreinvesting funds at the April 5 Senatemeetingcall- Dean of Students Bobbie Knable laid the foundations of the program and hcadcd the in South Africa, theBoard of Trukt- ing for the University to reinvesi committee which chose its residents. The committee chose “defining community” as the thcmc ees decided at theirFebruary meet- to build the residential program around. ing to postpone their vote on the According to Knable, “The goals of this program are to create opportunities for students to issue until their May meeting. bridge academic and . . non-academic life, to A student rally had been enhkce intellectual life and personal de- planned to voice opposition to velopment, to in- crease informal, out reinvestment, but it was canceled of class contact with faculty, and to build a when the vote postponement was sense of community in residential living by announced. expanding the range of shared activities.” Although the rally was can- The residents of the program will meet celed, some members of the Tufts once a week for a meal followed by a Student Committee for Divest- regularly pro- grammed session. In ment expressed concern that the addition, the approxi- mately 60 students Board of Trustees’ postponement participating in the program will select was an attempt to avoid student one of fourresponsi- bilities.Theseinclude protesting. . having membership on the House Coun- According to Tufts Commu- cil, planning or ex- ecuting two pro- nity Union Senator Pete grams, enrolling in an existing course that pertains to the house theme, or participatingin a credit- Mutharika, co-chair of the Com- bearing colloquium dealing with the theme. mittee, the goal of the committee in South Africa, but he withdrew Although the majority of events will be restricted to those participating in the program, non- is to prevent University reinvest- theproposal aftermakingaspeech residents will have opportunities for limited participation. mentin South Africa until an ac- criticizing the Senatefor not stand- If the program is successful, the committee hopes to expand similar programs to other ceptable interim government is ingupforissueson which they felt residence halls in the future. established there. strongly.

Following a large protest, Dr. was organized by Tufts Hillel, Tufts Khallid Abdul Muhammad,assis- Israel Network, and other members tant to Nation of Islam leader of the Tufts community. The protest- Louis Farrakhan, addressed a ors decried what they considered to crowdofover 300peopleinCabot be anti-Semitic aspects of previous Auditorium April 8. speeches by Muhammad and other Considerable controversy cen- Nation of Islam members. tered around the speech and the Following the speech, many stu- reactions of students on campus, dents spoke out both for and against as the next several weeks wit- Muhammad’s speech, as there was nessed increased tensions among much debate over the content and some groups on campus. Some intentions behind the speech. studentscharged Muhammad with making hateful and anti-Jewish In another aspect of the speech, statements, while others defended Muhammad was paid from the Stu- the speaker for his calls of black dent Activitiesfund, although hiscon- self-empowermentand unity. tract was signed by neither Student In protest of Muhammad’s Activities Director Marcia Kelly nor speech, which dealt with therela- Tufts Community Senate Treasurer tionshipbetween Israel and South Randy Ravitz, both of whom still Africa, a rally of over 200 people honored the contract. Semester in Review compiled by Caroline 7,1992 THE TUFTS DAILY page fifteen EW - s NG 1992

With a variety of both national and local Tribe’s lead singer contracted laryngitis. bands, the Tufts community enjoyed a num- Both bands were winners or candidates ber of musical acts on campus this semester. foranumber of awards in this year’sWFNW Atthis year’s SpringFling,heldinCousens Boston Phoenix Music Poll. Gym due to rain, Blues Traveler played to an Becoming familiar to the Tufts campus, enthusiastic crowd along with opening act Heretix also played at Zeta Psi earlier this Urban Blight, a New York ska band, and semester. Jamaican rap and reggae artist Shinehead. Local band Cliffs of Dooneen headlined The “hip” ’70s band The Village People this year’s Amnesty International“Rightson and Boston’s Chuckleheadplayed in MacPhie the Roof’ concert on the Nils Yngve Wessell Pub April 23, as well as the opening band, Library roof earlier this month. Fallus. Tribe and Heretix, two of Boston’s most In another benefit, veteran local band 0- widely known local bands, played the Pub Positive played at Zeta Psi in an ECO-spon- April 22 in a concert that was scheduled for sored concert to help fund the Massachusetts the week before but was postponed when Effort to Save James Bay.

Voting 44-29-6, the Arts and gree in that field. ‘ Sciences Faculty voted March 23 Kleinman based her efforts on to institute an academic minors the results of a student survey program at Tufts. conductedlast spring, in which 83 Tufts Community Union Sena- percent of 266 responding stu- tor Ellie Kleinman was the pri- dents expressed interest in a mi- mary studentproponent of thepro- nors program. gram, which will allow interested In addition to deciding whether departments to offer students the to offer the program, departments opportunity of minoring in the will decide the course schedules given field. According to an Edu- and requirements, as well as cational Policy Committee’s pro- whethcr to require athesis project. posal, students minoring.wil1take The minors program will most four to six courses in a given area likely go into effect for the 1993- of study and receive a minor de- 1994 academic year.

Within thepastfew months,Tufts cated to creating a benefits policy faculty and staff have worked to that both the faculty and adminis- maintain their employee benefits tration agreed upon. The commit- after the passage of an administra- tee succeeded in constructing two Acting on a resolution sponsored tive policy regarding tuition remis- different plans, which have yet to by sophomore SenatorAndy Salzer, sion last summer. be voted on. the Tufts Community Union Senate The administration based the new The first plan would give all voted to recommend to the Board of policy, which offered faculty mem- university employees 100 percent Trustees the banning of Reserve bers more limited tuition remission undergraduatetuition remission but Officers Training Corps scholar- for family members, on changes in no graduate remission, while the ships. federal tax codes, andaconstricting second plan offers all University Declaring that the University university budget. However, many staff 90 percent of undergraduate should not accept ROTC scholar- faculty members cited that adminis- tuition remission but no graduate ships because of the Department of trative priorities were misguided. remission. Defense’s policy which bans homo- Since the proposal’s release, the P a sexuals from the military, Salzer chair of American Association of claimed that the scholarships dis- University Professors at Tufts, Rus- criminated against gay and lesbian sian Professor Vida Johnson, com- students. piled a list of approximately 85 per- After a three-hour debate, the cent of the faculty members who Senate voted 11-10 March 8 to rec- maintained that if a satisfactory tu- ommend a ban of the acceptance of ition remission policy was not the scholarshipsby 1998if the DOD repeal of the previous resolution. . reached, a potential lawsuit would continues its current policy. Although the Senate voted 11- 10on be considered. April 5 to rescind the resolution, the The benefits plan under the pro- Citing “considerable studentout- body lacked a two-thirds majority, posal would freeze tuition remis- rage” over the March 8 decision, reaffirming the Senate’s previous sion at itscurrent$16,750tier, with- freshman Senator David Brinker stance of recommending a ban on out regard to tuition hikes in the proposed a resolution calling for a the scholarships. future. Due to their concern, the Admin- istration formed a committee dedi-

After the Administrationannounced 1astOctoberthatTuftswill The Tufts chaptcr of Theta . ternity, which included initiation ThetaDeltaChi helda“1imited hire a full-time coordinator for the Tufts Lesbian, Gay and DeltaChi fmternity seuleditslaw- for new members, will officially rush” this spring, where the frater- Bisexual Community, a Selection Committee was organized to suit with the University in Febru- end on Sept. 1, 1992. That date nity issued 38 bids to freshmen, decide the final candidate. ary, the terms of which allowed marks the reinstatement of the sophomores and juniors, all of The Committee, which began advertising nationwide for the the fraternity to reoccupy its pre- fraternity to membership in the whom accepted membership in position on Feb. 3, consisted of Dean of Students Bobbie Knable, vious house at 125 Packard Ave. English Professors Elizabeth Ammons and Jonathan Strong, Di- and reestablish itself on the Tufts rector of Student Activities Marcia Kelly, TLGBC members Lisa campus. DeWolfe and James Preston, and former Tufts Community Union Vice President Constantine Athanas. The Inter-Greek Council put Like the present African-Americanand Asian-American coor- the fraternity on a three-year pro- dinators, theTLGBCcoordinatorwil1haveafull staff votein Dean bation in the spring of 1990, after of Students Office decisions. the fraternity violated the The TCU Senate currently funds a part-time position filled by University’s dry rush policy. Donna Penn. However, the first settlement Although the final decision was not announced as of April 26, the two parties agreed upon was later declared void, after mem- 3 committee members said last week that the applicant pool has been narrowed to six. After a thorough interviewing process, the. bers of Theta Delta Chi reported Committee expects to announce its decision before the end of the that the contract symbolized a semester. victory rather than acompromise. The second contract reports caefer, Chris Stripinis, and John Wagley. that all sanctions against the fra- page sixteen THE TUFTS DAILY Mondav. 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It end. things would settle down, wouldn't be bad for sports, it and the NBA. NE, NHL, and would be bad for owtiership. ba~ballwould OFMte like the The Tufts ASCE Concrete- Owners would probably have to rest of the coun@Y. pay higher daries because the And the elimination of the SYS- best players would have several tern would be valuable because it Canoe-in-Holland Team would contract offers coming out ofcol- would be based 011 the principles Icge. Instead of the money going that we apply to the rest of the toowllership, whichbasically ha world. There'srdy no valid rea- like to thank its sponsors: nothing to do with the game on Son why pro athletes ~houldn'tbe the field, more of it would go to treated like other People. They the players, whom we actually shouldn'tbetreatedspeciallY,and Tufts University pay to perform. A few they shouldn't be denied their may not be able to compete and rights, either. ~~ -~ Simpson, Gumpertz & Heger Please recycle this newspaper! 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The bench is bated on the Talbot Avenue side the Campus Center. of Thanksfor making OUT trip possible! Monday, April 27,1992 THE TUFTS DAILY page seventeen Mexican attorney general blames city officials, oil monopoly GUADALAJARA. Mexico natural disasters in recent years. two-week Easter school holiday. residents from the area of highest neighborhood residents are con- (AP) -- Authorities Sunday have harshly criticized officials Morales Lechuga said risk.” Mordes Lechuga said. - vinced the death toll is much blamedcity leadersandthe Pemex for the disaster and blamed both unleaded gasoline flowedinto the On Sunday. police prevented higher. stateoil monopoly for sewer blasts Pemex and lax govenunent pre- sewer system after a leaky water resideiitsfrom enteringone evacu- Annand0 Michaud, a spokes- that killed ai least 190 people last cautions. main corroded a hole in an adja- ated district near the pipeline man for the city’s relief effort, week. Chargescould hiclude neg- In Guadalajara‘s eastern cent underground Remex pipe- break, saying the ground was still said 30 people remained missing ligent horn ic ide . Reform district. wrecked by the linecarryingthefuelfromarefin- saturated with gasoline. as of Saturday. The nation‘s attorney general blasts. a half-dozen angry resi- ery 130miles away. He displayed The attorney general had been Morales Lechuga said four said officials were negligent for dents and workers in a sinall store pictures of the faulty pipes. given72hours by PresidentCarlos Pemex Officials faced charges. not evacuating the area afrer resi- hissed as they watched the atlor- His report said “several weeks Salinas de Gortari to fix blanc in He identified them as Juan hto- dents reported strong gasoline ney general‘snewsconferenceon must have passed’ from the time the disaster. a deadline that ex- nio Debdo Escareno, the fumes coming from sewers. He television. the leak began until the explo- pired Sunday. company’s superintendent in also said they should have acting Morales Lechuga said the sions. BY accusing Pemex, one of Guadalajara;.Jose Adan AV~~OS quickly to repair the problem. leaked gasoline mixed with other Prior to the explosions, resi- Mexico’s most powerful mstitu- . SObrSaIIO. kinex’s local Opera- Pemex has denied a broken volatile chemicals in the sewers, dents had complained of a strong tions outside the presidency it- tions chief; AngeI Bravos gasoline pipeline caused especially the strong industrial smell of gasoline,which they said self.Salinas lnayhavelninilnized Rivadeneira. the Guadalajara Wednesday‘s explosions, claim- chemical hexane, to produce the they reported tocity officials. The political d,unagc to his Institu- chief of the coinmercial section ing thepipes wererupturedby the disaster. He said three cooking- city dispatched officials to inves- tional Revolutionary Party. of Pemex; and Roberto Arrieta blasts. A secretary at Pemex’s oil companies that use hexane in tigate. Crews removed covers Lingering anger over the Maldonaddo, local chiefof Pemex press office in Guadalajara said the manufacturing process would from some manholes to ventilate goVemnent’s inadequate deliv- pipelines. no spokesmen were available for . be investigated. the se wcr syslem. but assured resi- ery ofdisasterrelief afterthe 1985 In addition to the mayor and comment Sunday. One resident. Juan Manuel dents there was no danger. e&auake that killed more than . the state secretary olurbandevel- The attorney general. Ignacio Rodriguez. took exception to the Moralcs Lechuga said Mayor l0,G people in Mexico City opinent, the attorney general said Morales Lcchuga. said nine pub- coiiuiient about hexane. “They‘re Enrique Dau Flores and the state dealt the party the worst blow in charges would be filed against lic and Pemex officials and two trying to dilu te Pemex ’s responsi- secretary of urban development, its 63-year history in the 1988 Jose Luis1,Guitterez Gomez, the private citizens he did not iden- bility,” he said. Aristeo Mcjia, did not act on the presidential elections. headofGuadalajara’ssewermain- tify faced various chargcs related The attorney general said the reports of leaking gasoline. The Moral& Lechuga said the tenance; Jorge Umberto Huizar, to the deaths. injuries to 1,470 blasts damaged 1,422homes,450 mayor took a temporary leave president had ordered a speedup the sewer system’s quality con- people and property damage. No busiiicsses and 600 vehicles and from his post after the explosions. of rebuilding in Guadalajara and trol manager: and Manuel formal charges were filedon Sun- gouged trenches in five miles of The investigation “established an increase in support for those Jhnenez Lopez, manager for wa- day. Streets. Sklte officials said half of that the loss of life could have who suffered losses. ter use of:the sewer system. Mexicans, who repeatedly those killed were children, many bcen avoided if these public offi- fie attorney general has said have suffered environmental and of whom were at home during the cials had acted ... by evacuating 190people werekilled. But mar So long! GOODBYE continued from page 5 public will be different. More Reliable. demanding? Maybe. More diffi- cult? Maybe not. More enjoy- able? There’s only one way to find oul. In the past, I‘ve been compared toEllenGoodman(syn- dicatcd in 7he Boston Globe), Lonvenient. 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._. I.._. , . .,r .-, ,. , ,- I, 7,- page eighteen THE TUFTS DAILY Monday, April 27,1992 United Way affiliates report little damage yet from scandal Most United Way affiliatessay tion2 United Way,” said York Many local affiliates reacted they haven’t been seriously hurt Haines, a spokesman for United to the Aramony uproar by with- by stories about the Concorde- Way of the Columbia-Willmette holding dues to the national orga- and-limousinc lifestyle of Wil- in Portland, Ore. “We’ve been nization. liam Aramony, former head of the using it as a real opportunity to A spokesman for the national charity’s umbrella group. betterinform thepublicas to what group, Anthony De Cristofaro, Affiliates across the country we do and where their money said he didn’t know how many are taking no chances, though. goes.” affiliateshadstoppedpayingdues. From Richmond, Va., to Anchor- United Way officials say that But he said income from the dues, age, Alaska, they have been tak- hasbeen their most common strat- which usually amounts to $2 mil- ing pains to distance themselves egy to cope with the furor -- to liona month, dropped to $400.000 from the national organization’s opeii their books to the public and in March. heidquarters in Alexandria, Va. prove they aren‘t wasting money. De Cristofarosaidhe was hope- And they’re waiting anxiously It hasn‘t always been easy. In ful that a series of austerity steps to see what will happen in their New York City. United Way offi- by the national group will restore next fund-raising campaigns, cials had to acknowledge that the its reputation -- and its dues. most of which won‘t be until fall. executive director of the. local Like many United Way offi- “We’re concemed.”said Mary affiliate canied $290,000 last year cials around the country, De Ruth Austin. spokeswotnail for in salary, bonuses and benefits. Cristofarostressd that only about the United Way of GrcatcrTrunpa The official, Ralph Dickerson Jr., a penny of every dollar raised by Bay Inc. in Florida. “We‘ve had agreed to give up two perks: a United Way affiliates goes to the some donor cancellations and M.700-a-month apartment and a national headquarters. we’ve spent a good deal of time $ 1.200 aruiual membership in a “What we have to make sure addrcssing some legitimate qucs- luncheon club. we communicate, clearly and tions from donors about what InSouthCarolina,theboardof unequivocally, is that the prob- wc‘re doing with the money we the United Way of the Midlands lems we are working to fix here in tz&e in.” decided to hire an independent Alexandria are problems here. ... Of inore than 50 United Way organization to review the salary But if you’re in Muncie, Ind., affiliates surveyed by The Asso- and benefits of its staff, including Houston, Texas, or Tampa, ma., ciated Prcss last week, only a few reported a significant decline in 1102,000a year. Way, your money stays there.” donationssincehnony resigned under fire in February. .. . -. . .. .- Officialsof inany charities that depend on United Way similarly said they have noticed no imme- i diate backlash from reports about Aramony, whoeanied$463,000a year, traveled on the Concorde and was chauffeured in limou- sines. The United Way of America, which Aramony headed, is an umbrellaorganization that serves as a lobbying, research. advertis- ing ‘and planning ann for 2.100 local affiliates. The affiliates, each of which is indepcndently run. collect moncy from individual donors and chnn- ne1 it to 42,OoO charitable orguii- zations nationwide. In 1990. they raised $3.1 billion. Most United Way donations come from payroll dcduclions. Workers sign up during aruiual fund-raising campaigns. Until those campaigns are held, United Way officials say they have no way to gauge the impact of the ,I . . 1 scandal. I It appears to be having no ef- 21sponsoredI by: I fect on a major campaign that already has gotten under way. “Early indicationslook good,” -7 said Diane Ryan, a spokeswoman for the Greater Rochester United Way i11 upstate New York, which holds its fund-raising sign-ups in the spring each year. She said corporate donations were up 6 percent so far. Many affiliates said there have been scattered cancellations by angry donors. “It’s hurting. It’s absolutely I 1 hurting and you can’t blame any- - &? I body for wanting to take asecond Bright Hockey Arena- look.”said Betti Sands,president ofThc New United Way in Fresno; Calif. Haward‘University She said two major donors re- cently pulled their support and Tickets $13 in advance I others are questioning how their money is spcnt . available at Holyoke Center Ticket Office, But Ms. Sands saw a silver lining -- thc prospect that donors, in demanding more information about the agency. would eventu- ally become stronger supporters than ever. Other United Way officials said much the same thing. “It’sgivenus anopportunity to highlight the difference between the local United Way and the na-

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.- ” their sexual identity,” said confuscd teenagers. Winslow, who stressed the imnpor- Several local high schools cur- mice of creating a board for deal- rently have gay, lesbian and bi- GET A TAN THIS SUMMER! ing with gay and lesbian con- sexual groups, including Milton cerns. Academy. Philips Academy. Cam- An exccutivc order from Gov. bridge Rindge and Latin, and Political survey work for national survey research firm Weld created the current com- other private schools,noted Javits. mission, said Wulslow. “Also, there are many run- in Davis Square, Somerville. Commission may work to awaysand prost itutesonthestreets educate in schools who have had problems coming “I hope the Commission will out of the closet or have had other We need reliable, articulate professionals for telephone do a lot outside of the meetings,” emotional difficulties at home,” research on political campaigns. Javits said, outlining the goals he said Javits, seeking to include would like to accomplish. efforts to assist their situations in “I’d like to see homophobia the Commission. DEAL SCHEDULE AND WORK ENVIRONMENT FOR STUDENTS - .Flexible evening hours which you can dedgn to meet your own needs Outcomes not always same APPEAL Students adjudication process is (work as few as 15 or as many as 28 hours per week) continued from page 1 “the best” the University can of- wrotealcttcrlast WWktoReitmal, j ferstudcntswho seek on-campus, .Hourly wage questioning the motives behind confidential hearings for indi- the appeal hearing being moved. vidual complaints. According to the woman, the let- “If people expect one type of Comfortable work environment ter charged that the University outcome evcry time [a rape com- was attemptingtokeep theappeal plaint is adjudicated]. the people .Learn abut current political and social issues “hush-hush’ holding the hearing are king .unrealistic,” Reitman 9 during exam period and after the said. The Dean of StudentsOffice ‘- ikh~l~&&i’ngvaluable work experience student newspapers ended pub- has hcardover 1Orapecomplaints +, lishing for the semester. ,in the past t+o years, with panels in the past sihetimes finding for - OPINION RESEARCH - But Reiman maintained that the complainant and sometimes the appeal‘smove was solely due for the defendant. Davis Square, Somerville (Red Line) to “schedulingproblems,”and he “There is no reason to believe refused to comment on the the process isn’t working,” (617)864-1451 woman’s allegations about faults Reitinan slid. . Call between 1O:OO am - 4:OO pm and ask for Sarah. in the hearing process. He said, Gittlemancouldnotbereached however, that he feels the Deanof for comment last night.

2 There are Hillel Board Elections For the 1992-93 Board! Monday, April 27 11:30arn! 8 Curtis Hall - 2nd Floor. if There will be food. page twenty THE TUFTS DAILY Monday, April 27,1992 Conner makes major comeback in the America’s Cup SAN DEGO (AP)-- Every time Dennis Conner gets into a hole, he sails right back out. Connersteercd Stars& Stripes to its third victory in the l‘ast four races against Bill Koch‘sAmerica3 on Sunday to pull to 4-3 in the best-of-13 America’s Cup Cup defender finals. Conner. the defending America‘s Cup skipper, has led the whole way in his three victo- ries. A prestart penalty against America-’helped Stars & Stripes, as did the moderate breeze of 5-9

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Last year, your contributions helped 37,000 recovering alcohol and drug abusers. This year, your help will be needed more than ever. United Way c of Massachusetts Bay Monday; April 27,1992 THE TUFTS DAILY page twenty-one Therapist-patient sex a problem coming into the open BOSTON (AP) -- Jan sis.“ Wohlbcrg, 49. recalled. “I the probletn is. But a nationwide people carefully,” he told her. The family claimed Bean- Wohlberg’s nightinare began was vulnerable enough to be his survey conducted by psychiatrist Studies show about 90 percent BaYW made hmothink she when her husband, a Boston psy- victim.“ Nanette Gartrell in 1986 found 7 of patients are severely depressed Was his ‘‘mom” and he Was her chialrist, was shot by a patient Eventually she fought backby percent of male psychiatrists and after having sex with their thera- “hY.” and that she kept notes and lay in acomafor three weeks. drawing atlcntion to her caw and 3 percent of female psychiatrists pists; 11 percent are hospitalized referring lo the “phenomenalsex’’ then died. In her grief, Wohlberg to an ~SUCthat has rocked the admitted having sexual relation- for emotional problems: and 1 they had had. Bean-BaYog turned to another psychiatrist for medical community ever since, ships with their patients. Other percent commit suicide, Gmell claimed her patient suffered “hor- counseling. most recently in allegations a studieshavefound similarresults. says. rendous“ abuse as a child. The The man had a string of im- Hmardpsychiatristhad sex with Since Some psychiatrists re- 6bIt’severything froin trivial case is under investigation by a pressive credentials and a patient who later died. fused to fill out the anonymous auloyllnceto devastation as far as state administrative board. Wohlberg‘s husband had spoken And a word spr&s about survey, fearing they would some- the effect on the patient.“ said In Wohlberg’s case, she even- highly of him. But once the ses- such cases, inore patients are go- how beidentified.Gartrell,apsy- John Gonsiorek. a Minneapolis tually pulled herself together sions began, she said, he soon ing public with stories of having chiatry professor at the Univer- psychologist who hasco-authored enough to report her therapist to a lured her into sex. The bad dream hen coerced into affairs bv their sity of California-SanFrancisco. a book on thcrapist-patient af- medical board. He was given a continued. therapists. believes there may bc far inore fairs.“The more intrusive the vio- slap on thc wrist aid continued to “I turned to him during a cri- Nooneknowshow widespread offenders. lation. the more damaging it’s practice. she says. k il If it is acommon occurrence,it likely to be.” But 15 years later she received airline freight services, inc. is also devastating to patients. Gartrell also found that nearly a letter from the state Board of who are emotionally vulnerable 90 percent of therapist-patient Registration in Medicine. Two 4 Eagle Square to bcgin with and feel betrayed sexual encounters were between . otherwomenhadaccused theman East Boston, MA 02128 when counseling turns into sex. male psychiatrists and female of sexually abusing them, and the (617) 569-5990 i Gartrell likens the experience to patiaits. But the Boston case that board wanted Wohlberg to testify. ’ incest. has raised the issue anew is the She did. And three years ago, Ship your personal effects home “The patient cxtcndsatrernen- reverse. the board asked the therapist to -- dous qnount of trust to the thera- The family of Paul Lozmo, a give up his license. He did, and *Cartons available for sale pist. They discuss feelings that Harvard medical student, claims eventually left the state. 111I *Reasonable rates 111I make them very vulne&le.” that Dr. Margaret Becan-Bayoghad Wohlberg also started a tele- asadomasochisticsexual relation- phone hot line to help patients *COD’S acceptable Gxtrell said. TII~power always resides with hetherapist.” ship with him, and that he killed who went through what she did. *Free pick-up service Ill Wohlberp. tried to end the af- himself with 75 doses of cocaine She has fielded hundredsof calls. 111 fair with hgr therapist, but, she after she ended his therapy. Helping others helps her, she says. Call for quotations or information (61 569-5990 says, she was weak, and he was Bean-Bayog flatly denied the “Every victim thinks she is the .I7) 111 claims. and said Lozano was a only person this has happened Monday - Thursday, 8:OO am - 7:OO pm m&pulative. It continued for more than 10 months. deeply disturbed young man, but to,” Wohlkrg said. “But the si- Ill Friday, 8:OO am - 11 :00 pm Once, she asked him if he by then the lurid story had be; lence around this is starting to IV ‘‘1 feared getting caught. “I Dick my come national news. break ’‘ Please join0 0 us in0 observing1 0 Yom Hashoah Holocaust Remembrance

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I Sponsored by Tufts Hillel and the Israel Network Page twenty-two THE TUFTS DAILY Monday, April 27,1992 Rival Muslims battle in Afghan city in power struggle KABUL. Afghanistan (AP)-- for 24 hours ‘and I’m not going sonal foes. They are split on the the airport, which is controlled by battle for an abandoned barracks Rival rebel factions battled for home.” said Sultan Waheer, a kind of Islamic state that should a Masood ally. The planes drew left from the Soviet military inter- power in Afgh‘anistan’s fallen nurse at the Fled Cross hospital. succeedNajibullah’sgovemment. fire from Hekmatyar’srocketsand vention. An unidentified rebel capital Sunday. and the followers “lt‘s not a good situation for any- Both favor rule of religious law, at least one anti-aircraft battery. interviewed on the tape said ofAhined Shah Masod appeared body, we’re all afraid.” but Mas& wanlsitappliedmod- but none was hit. Masood’s fighters prevailed with to gain the upper h‘and in fighting Rockets. flares and tracer bul- erately. < Smokerose from aridge on the the help of defectors from with more radical guerrillas. lets lit the sky after aday of street Masood, an ethnic Tajik, ap- city’ssouthsideandfromaneatby Hekmatyar’s forces. The Red Cross said at least 10 battles. The rumbling of explod- peared to have more men and fort called Bala Him, reportedly people have been killed and more ing artillery shells could be heard firepower than Hekmatyar, who held by Hekmatyar’s forces. “After the fall of Najibullah, I than 50 wounded since Saturday from beyond hills east and south like many Afghans is an ethnic Fighting at the presidential expected this (fighting) because night, when the mujahedeen, or of the city. Pathan. But Hckmatyar claimed palace erupted when Hekmatyar’s ofthepowervacuuin,”saidAn~ei Islamic holy warriors, turned their UN Secretary-GeneralBoutros to have more troops outside the forces entered the high-walled Avetesyan, an aide to the Russian guns on each other after peace- Boutros-Ghdi. whose plan to re- city and threatenedtoattackMon- compoundSundaymorning.They ambassador. “The fighting is not fully seizing the last govermnenl -storepeaceconlapsed with the fall day unless Kabul surrendered to were drivenoutby Masood‘s fight- as heavy as I thought it would be, positions. ofPresidentNajibullahearlier this him. ers and some government troops, but nobody can tell what will The tally included only those month, pleaded for an end to the Pakistan, which provided .a and the fighting spilled over into happen.” taken to the Red Cross hospital. bloodshed. haven for many of Afghan rebel nearby buildings. No figures were available from “Now is the time for healing, groups, said it was cooperating nepalace was Vacant follow- Most guerrillas appeared well Kabul’s civilian or military hos- toleranceand forgiveness,”he told with the guerrilla council, but ing the ouster of Najibullah, who disciplided, but looting was re- pitals, and the actual casualty toll reporters in Islamabad, Pakistan. stopped short of recognizing the was believed still in hiding in ported at the Czechoslovak and likely was higher. The civil war, which began council as Afghanistan’s legiti- Kabul, but the compound was a Cuban embassies. At the presi- Aided by @OOPS of the Col- with a Soviet-backed coup in mate govemnent. key target and is strategically lo- dential palace, Marood’s fighters lapsed communist govemnent, 1978,has claimed an estimated 2 Iran‘s Foreign Ministry issued cat& in the center of the city of reprimanded members of an al- MWN~’Sfighters and his allies Inillion lives and driven 5 Inillion a statement welcoming the vic- 1.5 Inillion people. lied militia for stealing items from controlled most of the city after pcc)p]ple froin their homes. tory of the InUJhedeen but W- Hekmatyar’s fighters also the ornate building. -- driving rival rebels Coin the psi- nefightmg prevented the ar- pealing for them to avoid divi- ,clashed with loyalists at dential palace and some suburbs. rival of 50 Afghan political lead- sions. Iran has harbored a number a block of apartment buildings But radical fundamentalists. led ers froin pAistrul who plan 10 of rebel groups. most of them oncereservedforcoinmunistgov- by Gulbuddin Hckmat yar, held form an illtefiln govenlinent.me from Afgh,anistanm’sShiite minor- emnent officials and diplomats, sevcral pockets including the In- plane was expected Monday, but ity. which makes up about a fifth mostly Russian. His guerrillas The Tufts terior Ministry building -- which it was how much author- of the population. were seen on roofs of many build- is fitted with anli-iKXtft guns. ity the l&ers would have. Several government helicop- ings. trading gunfire with Hekmatyar has vowed t0 fire Hekmalyar. of the He2b-e- ters and transport planes loaded Masood’s units on the ground. FDvily on sly planes approaching the Islani ~arty.and Masood, of with Mawod loyalists arrived at Pakistan television showed a ’ ‘Stayingin Bqston this summer?

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Come and meet members of That’s right, Something Greek - is coming to Tufts ... =TUFTS SEX TALK= Wednesday, April 29 at the Campus Center Find out how you can join this group. Serving the Fraternities and Sororities at Tufts MONDAY, APRIL 27 4 PM All of your sportswear needs. SMITH ROOM SECOND FLOOR Sweatshirts, T-shirts, Hats, and other - Greek paraphernalia. CAMPUS CENTER ??? call Health Education at 391 -0720 Compare our prices to Greek Central. - page twenty-three Monday, April 27,1992 THE TUFI'S DAILY b IlClassified! Classified: "lassifiedsJ ElanaVatsky Alliin(Llgea) Gelt-head Continuedfrornabove Glz 'm going to mlss you so much next dy boy(eee)'smovln'upinthe world. (wordcounl) me plan to run away to South omethlng else lo go with her purple 4merica with allthe money look- 11 Personals ap. and a T-shirt that phonetically (ear. Thankslorcheeringmeupwhen ;tickclose and slaytrue.Oh, andgel $0what's the deal McGulre. are you Is ng better every day. I guess we I wasdown.andtorprwlngthat people 'eady lor totsot baseball exdtement- ,lickingaroundor what? (I hope So.) pelts her last name lor everyone. laveto watt untilyou're chage of All the Edllors Cheryl Horron :an talk as last as I do. Love, Scout Neil ieyDugan.GeorgeBush Is REALLY In in asshole. it's the truth. Glzem. 01 he bucks. Jell. I. lheoulgolng Edltor4n-CMeI.be- I Illellmesupply 01 blue penclls.copy Paul nurse you'relnvltedlor dlnner,don'I lng d lrled brain and outol-shape dltors who don't call in sick, and silky John MI body, do hereby lorlhwlth hereto- iatr forever. What are we going to do without your There's a reason "suite" sounds so )e sllly. nuch llkean adiective. But remember four current nlckname lor me Is lore etc. dedare lhls my Last Will Sandra"Sfkk' Glordano wmor next year? The hatrcut Is delt- ame ffW was much bette but I Testament. I leave posses- ~tte)ysexy.GoodluclcInDeutschtand. as a wise manonce said, a latoois just Contlnuedagatn (same reawn) and I new patr of sunglasses, new pom- dmlt~ucanbuntwithlhe?&tol sbns to eve Dally editor: loms. and a remlndar she was om !ove,lhe Hound '---ing useless. And, besides. il will iellerand Horan.the paperisin your ust make me tackle you. --see above lands, make us proud. Chrls, atter- hem. we't1 miss you down here J. JsllmCornell afled gubbles." Text semester. The Food Weasel. a ntsl name, a redpe lor woklng MiCWEI-Mty Steve iatke SUCKS, enough said. Jess, Jess !hen do you want to talk about MO? vegelables. and a plane tlcket to I lock so he could leave hts Mke C'mon,news Iscoot.And everybody's The plcture 01 youFbb hang1 Elgland. iuslde, andasmalleroutfleldlowver. Jotng It. Thanks lor hetpng me out so Our ttme together has been as Sweet :verybody else, see you nexl year. - as a rose In May. 01 course. lhat beam MkWloFmymmn GlrcrnOzkulahcl muchthis semester. And thanks ahead :he leatures desk was m3r$:: a car lhat likes Bowie. the new in easler name to spelt, and a com- ,I ttme lor next year. means ti's dead and nailed to your wall. Seriously, thanks lor the year TKFORNER 'Ion all semester. I'll neve! under- Chalatans UK CD, and a solldgold )leleset 01 Mozart's operas (sung by standthe secret olthe mysterious, X-ado knlle. he Chipmunks). Dave (and beware the proverbialbag lady). qheaume and Joelberg. try not to LarryAzer Slacey Fadman Thankslor always tookingout lor me, -Ne11 orget the Royal Rousslltlon. I lhlnk lisappearlngvelcro tennis ball. 1111 making me smile. and lor trying to TK really wants you Joel-baby. Well haunt me lor the rest of my Me. LulsRlvera'spb,hisvery ownFlrst \ halrstylethat doesn'l change. and Jete. Bank01 Lany (complete with mat- reshman dorm reunlon In our actual r)nvtm me that I'm dolng an OK lob. Peter 0,DeMarco mys. all Ican saw Is that TKs legend tress , and a transparent skin so reshman dorm (plus halt snacks). I'm golng to mlss you next year. Yes, I haven't seen, thrown, caught, rnd mystlque will llve lorever. -the peodecanseehowtrulynkxhels eatenoreventalkedmuch wllhyouln while boy mu1 on the Inslde. Geoll awhlle (mylaull).andbylhe llme Id0 We're Ihe Iwo young rooktes righl Mike Berg How the hell dld you run thls mazy you'lite saylnglhirgs Iike"prlmavera." Joelberg and Tony-theGreek now,bulnexlyear,we'llbe runnlng WR the show and I'll be glvlng you the Dr.Demento's Greatesl Hls,"and me "gram pa" who's been around lor- pera at ion? And il's CaroLINE, OK? But I hope you have a great time, lust keepdreams of cheese fondue, AhPsychgadeworse than mlne. I'm to mlss you next year. Good neverlhetess. reshbread,lmporledbeer andother rock tell and right. Or Is It wok? an !ver (and always will be). We dldn'l golng Celtics in SIXover the Sonics. Jete. Ykhlelhcnll ilways agree on everythlng. but you iuclclntheblgleagues. Love, Caroline jaslronomlcat delectable In your a hockey team shtrl. somethlng nade this place easler, more bear- Mlrpemn jreams this summer. In the words Of rrHh which to hurl letter-hers, Neil New recordsshallbeseltn wing eating Ixelrod, we are slokedl -the other mil We, and more fun for me to work In. II only Dave Burnham could see us andaprlmalsaeam wheneverwe- luck wllh everything next year. It amazes mehowcooiyoustaydurlng next year, bul we really need lo stay oommate Ihe pressure.You'll never realizehow away lrom hot dogs and nachos lor now. We cerlalnly showed this pa- get Irustrated. II mlss you. Dave PS Thanks lor perthepowerofMBalumnl.Maybe mmtv leatlngwllh these classllleds. much you helped me survlve this now. P.S. Let's tty to keep all 01 are To all Ihebables staying a date wlth Madonna, another semester:lhankyou. Love, Caroline doorson their hinges, huh? herelhissummer by the lime I graduate you'll gel 011 COOOH a managtng editor. 32, Berz. Joeiberg. Rheaume. and my back about lhls line dfive oll the ad, CHRISTINE head stull. Jele. and a day 011. dy "sister.ln-iaw"whom I seeon week- Jessica mil Jress (noit'snot Snot.gelll slralght!), /ouguys arepsyched thissummer. I Allson Smith ?nds and thanklull weekdays, loo Two Weltesley peo le in one oftice Your music selection? Music? You Ra mom tlmetohersetl,bettergrades. hsblrustrat lon-reLaslnglate nlghts (pretty scary thougtt, huh?) Thank realiy'tlke thls slull? 01 course. your ;till haven'i seen yourpad. thope you youlor helpingmeout. Love, Caroline cblce inotherthingsdoesteaemuch lave a great lime lree lrom any pa- You realize olcourse that next year and a stralghllackel for those cer- vere helpful. but what was I dolng Paul and are going to take over lalnttmes. vlthout a beef?Next year Will and Iwltt to be desired, too. eh. Caroline? .entat constratnts. -Steve I Jennifer Rich and reduce you to nolhing more Nell Fater rlslt you and Krls Irom the Green Line. lhan a public relationsllgurehead. aMe-slzeposterol anddlnnerwlth lave I am so glad lhal you are apart 01 this M & M (double I), Mlke (El). Mario mom BlghEd. crazy operation. Good luck on your Dave, Allison 11's still not too late. Less than three Jele. Caroline schaefer KNIFE exams, and have a wonderlut sum- You've all been a great asset, and, nonths to the convention and you the D;nv RookleoltheYea Award, dy 3lster"who sometmwunderstands mer. Love, Caroline though Ipersonally have never seen it :ould stlii be the nominee. It's beenlun sharingDuke the corner with dinner at the Dally, a day 011. a netheway lundentandher. Remem- and have only heardrumors, are won- 'leeeeeease run lor Presidenl and Metlmesupplyol Diet Coke. and a 3er. you don? have to date people to Wh derlul people to boot. Take as great ;topmaklng me took llke a 1001. -Your you ads dudes. Frlg lrig lrig lrig lrlg wlsh that her aesmne I~SISfor- ,Mer with Ihem. Hope to see you at Watermelons.sollbatl lields, pre-req- care 01 yoursell as you have lor our #1supporler lrig I@ lrig lrig lrig I@(rig frig trig. ever. iomecamlng, Dave. PS I have lhls Idsltes ... Ah.lhislslheIile.Eventholrgh llltle periodlcat. Larty's about to rip my head 011. ChrisSriplnls mtlle that needs empty1ng... I'veonty knownyouafew weeks, itett Atlanasb Sorry I couldn'l think 01 anything Warln. and an AbPW grade aslhoughwe've beenldendsloryearsl Elln Hardto believeyou'releavin'. though better. Jele. worsethanmlne aerk). PLMK This summer: Maine. Gallerla. Ihope this personal spins that hairoll I'm glad you came back 1111 the end. SWeArbuthnol The Dally's utility player: Ctassilieds- Burlington,.. all In your blue Clvicll rightoll your sell-righteous.sel1-indul- No more monstrous home runs on JILL a new palr 01 shoes, a new roll 01 'ealures-Assoclale-Lelters. Don't Who lovesya, babe? -Christine gent, look-at-me-I'm-Elin-'lheDuke". Flelcher. I guess. Too bad you WOn'l Hey babel Gonna mlss you next tape. an AP style guide, and the mrry,therelust HASto bealutureout Dugin.don1-you-wish.you-were-me beheretoseetheMetsor Chtelswin year -- Have an awesome senior B stay memetoJmesBondpaylngwher- ihere somewhere. Hopetutty.Say hl to Dave tittle head of yours so that some light nextyear.Oh,yourtwentybucksIsin year In touch or else I'm ever he goes. Steve the nexi llme he "sees" you. The years have been io~g.but the canshinelntoyour soul.Sheesh. whal !he mail. gonna have to come back b bug Avinssh Rajan Dave Irlendshlpstrong.Our late nlghtdrlves an ego. you at Ihe Pub1Love, SARAH someone to do weather for htm. were so romanllc... or something. I 260s Hlltslde A whole year without anyone killing JENMARKS: and lots 01 luGk In deallng wllh the I CLAY know you linlshed the kedtea. I lust C I C News Factory oulsldeworld. So.hasMWeleseenyou...youknow ... know li. Good luck and schootlwork. You guys have been great and I hope anyone else. Good to see that you (akaMarathonWoman) -- Hope we Chrls Provemano loo? Now we know why you're always and remember me slaving away. you can keep il going. Lltlte C, I hope contahedywrsel,Caunedo.Nomore can both conquer MI. Washlnglon anotherposltbn to lollowcopy edl- smiling when youcometn.One ot your Thanks for the airplane ticket! Love, lo see you around the pad quite a MI Renaissance Man for me. though. at some point in our lives .. In the lor and viewpolnls, and the best of 1988 stall wrlters Jules next semester -- and Is it true thal Laterdays. meanttme,BostonMaralhon93or luck In whatever he does. you'll go anywhere with a Dominos Bust -- Best wishesllove. SARAH JerFoaer FRIEDMEISTER Mkhele pizza guy? Qlrofine autographed photos 01 Michael So what's the new address 01 the Mr Good luck Ilndlng a housemate for OK. 1'11 stop wonying lust as long as HAPPV GRADUATlON Stlckings. Alexa, and Bradley andMrs.?Andthe klds--er.pels? The thatawesomehousewithaviewotthe Lara Enget you promlseto gelbetter at thecross- LEWISWS! Smlh; and an end to thls Irustrat- Boston Globe Is mlsslng out on you, orangedlnosaurl Thlnkol me and vlsit Welt, I've probably been a tittle too word. I'm tired of dolng the whole I'll mlss you but we better not lose Ing month. butsomeonewUlhireyousoon.Lotsot thls summer .-you neverdid see Ihe harsh on you lately (sorry about the thing by mysetl. This summer we'll tour31 -- Hoid,Bon. Mhs.Meathead, MI "Jefe" Gdler luck, my Iriend. Dave Xmas parly pictures! Good luck In all elbow lo Ihe lace) but as a means 01 work on the Globe one together. Patty Cake, Jilt D.. Not goodbye -. writers. and more cologne to lm- youdo. Love, Jules making Ii up to you I olter you my lust see you soon1Love, ERIN press the babes. SLICK baseball cap. O.K.? O.K. Boy, whai JEFE SWanlelnchler Bubbles, I think your new ntckname Mkheite they say about you belng cheap Is Give me Ihe rockt Szechuan chicken LORI 1. her own graphlcs page, writers. does you more lusilce. Don't go back It's been3 long Semesters at Ihetop" true. -.right now! Crafts house pany IO- Missed playing truth or dare wllh and people who understand what Dave. .-I rauldn't have done It without you. night? I'm Ihere. Next year you get you thls weekend. Pat from her pln means Keeponthesearchlornon-Dallymen. Maureen, John, and Ihow three late nights a week, rlghl? Oh, Roemtech. John"Sall1on"MC Gulm You'll catch a good one soon. I'm golngabmad; pluslhose and Ihedodor's betterthanthe rocket. ECDelry BIG AL some (and a pack ot Marlboros). Youknow.ineveraauallyknewywtn otng up to Ihe bathroom now,okay? staylng 10 light thebad light Elln Dugan Miller. Guess thal piace really wai PIappy graduating! Jules Miss you. love ya.don'l lorget to write McGuIre Tennessee, Skln to win. Mumbo Weekender (no9,perlmeWcgne. merthan Curlls. Dave and glve 'em some; You've ail given Hit me youcan't hurl me.... We'llmiss Jumbos, the 'lle., Jesus, and the and dinner. Sandra your best, stay In touch. and remem- yourdlsgustingbehavloraround here Brat. Your lettow Daytona Beach MdhuUnnlkrlshnan KRISMUFFLER I'm glad we go1 to know each other a bermuchcanstill bedone. Good luck, next year while you're wanderlng Communiv Colegegadudes. CAL aneaslernameto spell, and some- I've beendaydreamtng aboul you eve1 little better lhls semester -- both the Pat. --Neil around Germany. Where dld Joe andMtKE. thing normal to wear on hls head. SI= "AS In Scsrl." Told you I'd take Dally and Ihe cheerleaders will mlss Carler pay We years ago, anyway? Wran (my very lavorlle youdearly -.whoelsecanldomoiinls Dave, Geoff, Eric, Paul you la a hockey game someday, anc You weregreat.BIG Llsa.Johna, AL Klm- Spnsodllor) we even got to check out the Hall 01 withal lheolllce?Goodluckout lnthe Michele, Michelle Elln a date with everyone on Ihe 1986 Fame lorover 35hours. Ilove you sc real wortdl -Jutes Good luck in the real world, and to all Whal can you say lo the Duke? The berly. Sierra. Brandy and MOLLY. Mets. and endless happiness lor those other Daily lolk (esp. Pal and prom picture on the wall and every- much, Ieven wrote you anolher per KlMlEJOE him and hts glrllrlend (who hope- sonai In the non-Dally section. Dave Krlsand Katle Neil), lhanks - Chris S. thing The legend continues to grow. lully won7 find out aboul those Thanks lorone great year at 74, and Havelun in Giastonburythlssummer I'ttteach you lo drive my motorcyde dates with the Mets) because Danlque, Met and Deb here's to one more. We have to go to Qlrotine shopping IhroughtheJ Crewcatalog. so you can lake us tothe beach and go surllng. i LOVE YOU, TOMMY they're both terrillc people. I don'l know how I would have sur Steve's belore the year's end! Katle- Congratulationslor allne jobin taking Rob Mlrmmn (my very favorite vlved wlthout you guys. Thanks loi We'll gel all 01 our "summer projects" charge for the last month and thanks ROB CIOLFI sponsedllor) done, I promlse. -Jules lorputtingupwlth allmygarbage. The Nomatierwho winsthedecathlon I'm maktng the good times so much bet KlMlE JOE wples 01 'Why Engineers Make ter. I love you so much, Carollne other news person stili a better athlete. What klnd 01 the Best Lovers," "Why Lobsters MlkeEl-Delry sport Is pool, anyway? The one rule Good luck In your studies. TAG Make the Best Pets." and 'Why Danlque Thanks lor listening to all my com- Kw lor next year In Latin Way: no spa- AlMEE Everyone Should Know Page- They say a good triend Is haid to llnd plaining and paying me anyway! No Once again, you've goi your name in ghetti and beer during Picllonary. Maker." I guess I got lucky. Thank you toi morning shlltsl You're a great out- print. HowdoesItfeei?Anyway,ilyou The only way to sum our lour years phll Ayoub (my very favorite llstenlng to me. supporting me. anc lletder. tool Good tuck job-hunting1- wake up In theto et a copy 01 this. mil Islotell outhat I'laalwayslove ou spoasedltor) above all for belngthe best roommalc Jules thanks lor everythfng lhls year. TU Or should I say Bags? 35 points, 15 and we4 never lose touch. MA a Nerl basketballset, more great- anyone could ask lor. amtgo,Chris. asststs -- not bad lor a man with a est hlts albums by now-cheesy Mike Berg belly. We shouldgo see Sprlngsteen SLY groups,andabonftrelorthat while Mst We wilt rock next semester - I'll be Jef I thissummerll I'm uphereand you're Good IO see you in better splrits 01 suit of hts. l amazes me how much we thin1 watching the lite tor waxy ads1 Here's Would you llke a Keystone? Probably in Rhode Island. 190 pounds and late. Rememberhow great lite can SdlaPe=mna alike. Excep you'recooler. Thanksloi toeariy nightsandprellypages! Good not. tut hey ... l hadtolry.righl? Thanks dunking In Sepember. be. Love, MIKE a @ale phone tine. keys lo the betnggrosswith meand always bein( luck, Jutes lor all the assorledroommateslufl this SARAH darkroom, and her own photo Ihere to help me get through the rougt year. Lookingtorward to seeing you t- bPPV Fwrgreat years. Besl wishes,don't spead. times. Larry ---duplontght. Chris. Can't wall tlllMcMlllanlights upMuttln Ann1 Recordat1 Goln'to Gala? Well, I guess you are. for25.15. and12ln aGametlve win. ever change and keep in touch. a private phone itne, and keys to Deb Have a great time - 1'11 see you there Mike Though your Wiggins column was Love, MIKE lhedatiuuom,andherownsupple- I wilt never let them lorgel your Mi nexlyearlThankyou inadvance lor all Even thoughyoudon'l readlhe Daily, great, I'd stilt have lo say your sports mem. liance (Delecl?l?...y ou are amazing you've done lhis year, too. We'll be this whole thing /us1 wouldn't seem vtews are Incorrect untll you reallze RACHEL Tabbml T. Teng Thankslorteaching me sarcasm.anc reigning together as Homecoming rlghl without thanking you loo. So, lust how good the Sonlcs are. Carpe dteml Keep In touch.~Love. MIKE ~ a retum 01 hts mlddte intiial to hls always making me smile. tough guy. monarchs next lalt .I can lee1it. From thanks lor everylhlng - Your Mend photouedl, a new expenskecam- your ray ot sunshlne, Jules lrom Tufts Dave Kale The original mentor for the sporls TEAL 1 era, and an atbum to put those Thank you lor puttingup with me ant great shots 01 Boston In. Heather Yvetle deparlment, allhough qulte frankly Besl wishes. I know you'll succeed 1 giving me Ihe conliience Ineeded Ic Lori"Stereo"Ruben You arelhe luckiest woman - a beau- Hey. beautllul. I'd just like to let you you like hockey way too much. And In everylhingyou do.Keeplnlouch. 1 a heallhler semester next Ilme. go on. 1'11 miss you so much lhls sum know how much I've enloyedthe pas1 no matter what you say. you know Love, MIKE mer. I love you, Caroline tllul volce, men latllng all over you. . morecontrollodowhat she warns, lriends like me. ha-ha. Thankslor all lewmonlhsandtolhankyoulorbeing deep down us1 how ood lhe '86 , .. LAURA and somethtng to amnt her nkx Ktrn you supporl thls semester. I couldn'l so wonderful. Love, Chrls Mets were. 4111 serloujy, thanks lor 1 new hairstyle. have made IIlhls lar wllhoulyou. You lhe help lhls year. Good to see how well we're bolh Thanks lor keeping me sane. 11's sc handllrgIhebigD.Goodluck.Love, 1 HerrDlrk Relnshagen good to you are here, too. Ilove you Gradys have beenthe best medklne. Dally Seniors Alllwn MIKE 1 aresldenceclosertocampus,and Caroline Say hello to the lamlly and Nlcotel ~ Salty, Lepper. Maverick. Rochele, hlsown enterlalnment pack. Jutes Frayman, (no1 you, Larry, we still The one who's never catted me untll John Pohorylo haven'lgotten ridolyouyet),and any two weeks ago; all 01 a sudden she's LARRY Paul Matt Thanks lor tour great years. Good acceptanceto architecturegradu- Despitethe tadthal BrllceSprlngsleer one else I torgot about. Thanks lor atwaysonmy phone, bulnot totalkto ate school, and slam.dandng tes- Good luck In the Ahts dept. and keep making working here so worthwhile me.Great. Since I won't seeyou here' luck next year. Daily Love, MIKE Is weak, I stili think you are awesome up the good work with your column. sons. And Iced tea Is actually pretty good and lun. -The Dream mvDhone betterrhaalewtlmeSneXI JULES chrls Qlpotoslo Don't sweat the little things so much Hope yourroom in Wttson Isawesome y&r. - and we'll get Will back here It It kills I don't have very much to say to a thtnner pen, and an introduulon OK? Thank you lor always listeningI( Camllne Good tuck hext year. Dally to everyone on Ihe stall. me.Love, Carollne me. Your NorlherlyExposed pal,Jules You're incredible. Slnglehandedlyyou Nell p", Next year's suite should be lalriy ove, MIKE LisaMoorehead pel manage todonews. Helpisonthe way Commas,aboxof plzza, and back pet (I know I seem to say that a lot. but I awesome. 1'11 save up some good To all my other Dally frlends. I'm telling you, we're the Big 3... or molher jokes lor you. Thanks for all stagepassesto MotleyCrue(oops, I can't even begin to thank you lo something. There's enough Manl. reallydomeanit.) Nextyear lpromlse Thanx lor the memories and good too late). everything. esp tor geltlng me In the wire thang will be behlnd me and Ihe helpdown here this year. Oh, and tuck. Daily Love, MIKE schewttz lor both 01 us. don't worry. one last thing: Bill Buckner. Arlel Bm-zeeV volved in this madness. Face It' yoi Good luck inyourchtel-ly endeavors. it's fulltilt lor writlng news. -TheDream i a little Mermaid" poster, watch, are my Idol and I worship you. Love CAL i doll, and a sharp trident to maim Carolne I'mbehhdyou.you blghonnone.Let's 11'8 Jus1 Four great years. Keep in touch. people who keep maklng lltlle keepmy sexuailly ouI 01 this..,-Jutes Welt Pal. congratulationson E-In-C. Paarlck MIKE. P.S. TAKE A CHANCE . . . MermakYJokes. Chrls S. Make us proud next semester. You Actually, it's lust Pat. II you lhink I'm dankyou lorpuiltngup wilh me. anc Doug Katz PAT Stephanie Romney Good luck next year In the Sporls are qulte a piece ot work, bui we ail beatingI hat one to deal h now, wait till AbPsychgrajeworse lhanmine, seeing my irrattonalitywhen tcouldn't love you lor it, you arlsy-tarlsy BC- next year. You'll be really sick 01 me Greal living with you, even though an dept. and remember . no Inbreeding you're never home. Good luck and 1 andlrtendswho won't interrupt her And sorryabout missingthe Hodgdor (trom one who knowsl) Will you study High renegade NYU-has-been.Have then. tcan assure you. lo Iype personals. BE0 As usual, you were right. Love agood summer. -The Dream stayintouch.MtKE.P.S.RtSK IT. Caroline wllh me lor Arl History? I need the J Jennlfer Rich help1Gimme acalt. -Chrissie RICK somethl madeot silk (otherlhan mil To all other Daily dudes Stef Great times. Have fun In Alrlca and. her jack3,andlewer personalsto You'd better remember Barry tor m) Will anddudettes That wasn't too bad, was it? Next you'd better write. MIKE deal wllh. Ist Daily dinner. Although I will never I've saved Ihe best lor last ... You are I've had a really good time spending year, it'sailyours.You andMassawill DanLev1 orgtve you lor THAT mistake. I lhlnk the love 01 my lite. even thousands of tots 01 time down here. Jules, lighten do agreat./ob. and 1'11 hetpout some AL his own AP Wire, and dlctalorlat fou are awesome, esp. In polyester mlles away. I think ot you otten. and up babe. Spons people, y'all are 50 it you need It. Good tuck on finals. It must be a wonderlut world that controlol The Yellow Pages. iutts. Thanks lor wttlna UD with mv wlsh you were here. Keep the faith, mellow and relaxed, I love It. Jell. you live in. Don't ever change b noods.Love. Caroline - ' sweetie. I love you, J. Chrlstlne keep in touch. MIKE 11 Classif iedr Classified: Classif iedsClassified sc assif iedsClassifieds Uana Evetyoneelse Markus(whereveryouare) Nofl 8. Dave . Hey. has anyone ever lold you lhal I'm way over, I've always been way You mlssed Ihe Village People1 See Well, It's been a great 2 yearsll Too ThankyoutorlhanWngmeandhelp you resemble Allce in Wonderland? over- nicetoknowI'mstllconslstenl, what you gel lor graduating early? many memorles and loo much lun. ing sort out my second semesler WeVecomeabng way togelherinthe huh? Love, Pal Hopelully,see you soon. bve, Geoll. You'll always be my dandy buwy. senbyear in amatterolminutes oh- EVERYONE ELSE: pas1two years-. trom Perspectivesto Thanksloratwaysbelngtherelorme. so-bng-ago. 111 be sure lo pal your- Yw'vemademytimehereexcellent. the Dally. Now lhat you are definitely Thelollowlng anSteve Clay's Wh Lile wouldn't have been lhe same sellonlhe backlorasemeslerovedy PartyonlLOVE, MIKE living with Jess I can tinally lell you end-01-thesemeaer persomls Get out 01 there, now. Did I mentbn wilhoul you.Have agreal senloryearl well done (you know what I mean). about her bad haMI... Love, Lorl whW, he Is allowedlo submil perorder now? As In. this Instant?Come on, 1'11 You better keepintouch and wrlle me Race you IO Commencemea. - COMEIN. JOANNE1 olthe1983"Edllors-In-ChlelGet Spe- support you. (Not.) I'lilalktoyou soon. In llaly nexl year. I'U mlss you1 Love, Michele Welldarlln'. lls been wonderlul hav- Dave clal Perks tor the Rest of Their Lives" Geoll Me1 ing you axoss the hall. Remember, Thanks lor the nlclcname. Stereo Junla. Bah Ihe dilerence between genius and ' LaurteJ. AIU+ LI. You desecve a bl more than a per- sluplday b Ihal gentus has Ws Umlls. Dave DnveSnllzmn: WRI you still rememberme henyou're It was lunbelngyour~mlelhlsyear. sonal lrom me so Ill work on that ~~lullvyaurs. PSS Traditions? Heib? Tradlllons? Well, Well. webme lo Ihe club. Congratu- iamous? (And throw me some gratu- Try not lo hurl yoursell loo much nexl phone caH thlng more lor now. P.S. here's my cave-In lo the Soulhern latlons on a su~c~sstulsemesler and HOUS pens?)Wtlh a head like a hole, year. Walch out lorlop bunks, lables. ~~nkyou tor the blmday card. - LRUBEN(STON) Family. Thank ou ve ve much raduation. (Wow ou'rethelast EIC GWL andphonecords.Have agreatllmeln Mlchele Roomle-webolhhaveallourllmbs- (did I say very4 lor aYi've7earned factually worked dh.That's like.. 12 Washlnglon 0.C and Kenya. Maybe. amazlngl Here's Io lage docks in from you as topdog. sewnd topdog. slratghtor something.) Goodluck wllh Patdck Durham, we'llacluallyseeeacholherInCalllor- Lury Ladonlarge palho... andmanyother andlhirdlopdog.Now lwill character. everything. -Steve Clay no1 Pal. Is (hat betler? There Isn'l a nla lhls swnmert Thanks lor every. I don7 always burn out on talklng lnsanethlngs. IpDmlselovlslyouh lstlcally lorgel everylhlngyoube said, personl'dratherpassonthetegacyof thing. Love, Ariel aboul Ihe Dally. bul every once In a the lower. Your proverb: Bralns are done and told me. We're changin' the Pal Healy: Clay Youthlo. Rockthe house. babe. whlle. it happens lor about ten mln- an asset. Iyou hide them. Klutzluv. locks. Davey. so good luckout lherel Now.don'l lake lhat personally.You'll You know you want to. You'regolng lo Tamara W. ules. And I want you to know. lhat jess Love, Pat do tine. (The lacl that you're no1 lrom be great. so don7 STRESS about It. WellmyS"2roomle.we survivedlhrlng I've never tallen of1 a chalrln Iron1 01 Spotis should proveaslightdisadvan- Keep the faith, you big teddy bear. -- with the la11 ones logether. Although anyone before, so. lel's make ll our LONSTER(~N1er) Geofl tageintheeariygoing,butother News Geollrey William this year detinitely had 11s ups and illtte secret. -Michele curlalns. cooklng. Insanlly. vin- Maybe we loughl over the Ace 01 lolks have been able to adapl ...) Have downs, you helped make Ihe ups alot lagestull. Indulgences. insanity. Spades, and hadoutroughmoments agreat summer and keep Ihe lallh In John morelun. ThanksbrbelngIhere.Have Pal 6 Jele 6 Paul chats. bng bng chals. creativlly. In- at Pound Lunch -.bul wasn'l it aslroke the lall. -Steve Clay Touchmy monkey. Touch il. Shock it. a great pnlor year and you better Good luck, go get 'em. obliterate all sanlly.tothlssummer,nexl yearand of luck we ended up in the basement Ooooooh. My only piece of advice: write. Hopetully, I'll see you in llalyl I'll ofthosewords lhat sporlsguysmake always, jess. logelhen And we statledlalkingabut The Walking(Jus( Not Belore Bring your own prophylactics. The miss you. Love, Arlel up, pul Features on Ihe lronl page, non-Daily slull.And wetraded papers Noon) EncyclopdlaolBaseball: safely record tor European brands and hang In there. -Michele (newspapers, Ihal Is). and books and I knowyou mentionedme In your end- &re me. Gimme some, Geoll. AWL. To my Iuture housemate: two years CDs. And we became lriends. Great ol-the-year column. bul II got CUI. Watch out slnging world, here she Jutes 01 knowing you has brought many lriends. Thanks, babe. Love, Pat Thanksanyway. (Things likelhat hap- Larry comes! You slill owe me my lessons Iwill help you keep your sanity nexl goodthings lnlomy Me-yourcooking pen.) Enjoy a welldeserved summer lthlnk ll may be IimelorGrandpatobe anddon't worryyou'llpay senloryear. semestersomehow... l -M . lor me next year wlll hopelully bring Mmureen (c'mon.let usplay IntheDaily...), and looking for a retirement home. II only Thanks for everything lhls year. You more. Jess it's been said before, sober anddrunk. revel in the weirdness 01 Ihelali. (You to keep his sanlly. Here's to the last helpedmaketheyearalolbellerandit Maursm Butme.sentlmenlaime. I'm alwaysup realize you have to go BOTH semes- Sportschat hurrah lhls summer (you wouldn't have been lun without you. was adearlosslhksemesler.M Uln lor alew more words belween lriends ters nexl year, because number 9 Is know Ihe Red Sox wlll contend, just to Good luclc al the Conservatory and someday they'll win you back...% The lirst thing you ever said to me .-you're the best. Thanks tor your already in Ihe rallers. None 01 this annoy the hell out 01 you). As George have a great year. I'll miss you. See was -Wow. you're small. That was tenure here, good luck on the column. damn"Loscy"slull,either.) Takecare. Bush's toliowers say, "FOUR MORE you h llalyl Love, Arlel Chris & Caroline the beginning 01 a very perceptive I love you and will miss you ridicu- I'm always around, you know. .sbc YEARS! FOUR MORE YEARS!" TO the Editor: I would nke io com- relalionship. Daily bve, Jess. lously. Love, Pal Hmmmm. You think our parenls will Cheryl, Laurel,and Brenda mend Caroline Schaeter and Chrls- Geolfny"Winkslenrille" Lepper: pay lor It? Me neither. Take It easy, II was great living awoss the hall from topher Sirlpinls on a line job In the II TAB Pauland Jell No, no, you idlol! I meant I wanted to Bart-Barn. Love..Geofl. PS -- Let's you loozasl Have a great time nexl newsdepartmentolthe Tulls Dally. Change your sheets. Really. 11s get. Welcome up:yougel drawers. yougel wrltethiny MOREcolumns.(Well.then kicklhe Observer's ass Indouble-dlgtl year and miss me lots. Laurel, I hope Glvethem Mgmedalsorsomelhtng. IIttm kindofoross..- Jess 0,s. lhanks disks. you gel to boss people around youcamealong.Same Ihing.) Why do slyle lhls year. you survive wilhoul me living nexl lo -MEP 11 r0r"~~Illngiip wme this y'ear (nlcely) -- and il Ihe cockroaches ever we have be In the same state in order you. Cheryl, have a great lime at Ihe return lo Ihe Curtls Hall basemenl. I to be close Iriends?? Whatever. 1'11 Seve Daily and keep skiing. Brenda, have a Theother Slave BECCAMANMU bequeth them unlo you. Love, Pal lake 11. My deepest and most genuine Whal moredoyouwant? Wefl,theend great year abroad. Love, Arlel To me, u will always be the other Hey long ttme buddy - whal Is 11. elght congratulallons tor everythingyou've 01 It (the column) was going lo say Sleve. &lhaldoesn'l meanldonl years? Here's to anolher summer In Nelland Allison aocompllshedIn your lour years. I've somelhlng sappy like "But an . ElleK. llke you and Ihe way you lear apart the VM. Love, Jess. You both did a great job all the years been a very proud older brother. I overzealous Charles RhrerPuMishing Whal can Isay? From Explorallonsto my edllorials like a hungry dog. - II youwereDaily--youstlUare.youbolh didn'lhaulyoudownlotheDaiiyInlhe worker erased It. thinking II shouldn'l now. We've had a great two years Mlchele gl- know -- allendance Is requtred next lall 01 1988 just because you were be Ihere. So, better two-and-a-halt together andlhere's sllli morelocome. II M. we*rerelatedsomehow.lhal scares year at Dallydinners, el al. Byeguys. wlllinglo wme Women's Soccer, Geoll years late than never, here it is:' And I'll miss our dates, lalks, and classes Eln's me tremendously. nexl year we wok Love, Pal .. you were the genulne arlicle. You there it was. I'm not going anywhere, together. Thanksloralwaysbetgthere too sexytorherdeparlment.toosexy at my place. --the one-quarlerlurk reminded me 01 somebody I once because I'm going to light Ii oul wilh lorme.Have agreal llmein lsraellhls lor her departmenl. so sexy she downstah Frayman, Frayman knew. Congratulations on a sports Chad lo lake over when ou linaily summer andlcan'l wallloryourvisit to should attrad at least 50 new Arts Lo wensfeh, Lo wenstein... you wanna wilhgcareerworlhyot the TimHorgan rellre/get-a-jo~dolng-lhis-~r-ey. Caiilornia!Untlserdoryea ...Love.ArleI writers. -Michele DAILY FOLK . be my uptight Jew-shrink Slreisand 11 Award. (We'd make a hell 01 a 1-2 Here's to many happy returns (and .L. Dave- sorry tor all those Vlewpohls- I'm your messed-up. downhome- aombosornewhere.vuldn'l we?)And Wlltleball): Love, Geoll. lL,DanL. whu Insplredheadaches. Caroline-hope- Catholic Nolle? How 'bout it? Or at thanksforbeingmyfrlend. babe. Stick Well, we've coh-aloq way! Thanks Watch out for lhose dried apricols. fully we will Wen up Wellesley lhls least a litile massage acllon? "Try a around, huh? We'll have some lun. - To all the rest of the Dally lor everything this year. Minlss hear- eh? -M summer- I'll detinlely keep in touch. Lillle Tenderness..." See you loday. SbC andnon-dally folks Ing lheexcllingeventsot yourbe nexl HenLemr-sincerepomlseslokeep Much Love, Pat Who aren't menlloned by name be- year as they have always amused me. ,Rob, god 01 volleyball the plans we make Allson-good luck MicheleEllzabethePennell causeolspaceconstraints:You know Donl lorget whothe best sporlsleams Howdoyouget your splkes so hard? on yourlhesls and wlYale, Mo-reen: John You know, 'W 01 the Blue" IS my Ilove you all. are. Enjoy England and you beller M i Imbs you. melne lreunde -Jess OullaherelHavelunlnTublgen. wrlle lavorlle EL0album. Thanks lor nam- wrlle me In llaly. Remember Thanks- . usatipostcards.lalkloMauryreTHE Ing your column aller II. (1 don't thhk Well, folks, Ihal's the personala... giving In Parlsl Love, Arlel WhO'SPhll? Mom Dally folk COLUMN. and do all lhal crazy slutl 'Ebrado"or'8alance ot PoweVwould And I... am ... oulta here. Who? Phil! Who's Phil? Oh. hiPMI. Mlke B.- I hope you never see me you are loo underaged Io do here have gone over loo well. allhough Geollrey Willlam Lepper Jen, Chris, Molly. Glz So. tell me. who are you? Hey. slammlng agaln, Mwletmes - much (NOTI). See ya, babel Love;Pat 'Face1heMusic~or"SecrelMessages" (W?4@5Yl7/92) liwasgrealgeiiting~oknowyouguys y'know, this could be as t4g as luck h the real world. Steve- lay 011 mtght have worked.) You know, some IhlsyearandIhadlotsollunwIlhallot Where's Waldo. -Michele Ihe Bond slutl. OK?. Pal- should I Caroline people have said your writing Is you. Have a greal year. Chris. gel wamthe people on Nantucltet about Thls Is lrom the head: I have deep Goodman-esque,bul hey _.I worked Dally seniors psyched aboul Italy1 Love, Arlel Llsa-LIM, Slephanle, and qriel you?.Phit-nexlyear: Manilowin con- respecl and conttdence in you. Ilove wllhBobGaodman.and let me ten you Read Ihe lasi halt 01 my column lrom Classllleds edllors are the beg. I cerl. Rab-nexlyearlsayweslaylhe coming Into lhls olttce and seelng you somelhing,Wlchete ... you're no Bob last Frlday. I'll miss you all Iremen- Joanne should know. I was one lor a year. Const. Law monster. Paul-give me here. I breath easier. I do. Let's get Goodman. (Good Ihing.too. llikeyou dously.Hopeloseeyouat Homecom- Have a great year my ex-roomie1 1'11 Thanks lor Ihe Iavor. -Michele the wok1 Take care guys, Jess logelher over the summer and hang betleras you.) Seriously thou h you ing. Love, Larry miss ou Wrlteme and keep me up out,okay? Love, Pat shouldbe lremendously broudbtiour dateJon your illel Love, Ariel nm JUSI c Neil, m'love conlributlons lo the Daily You have SBC because. -Michele ' A grand philosopher once said that News folks meant a lot to the paper, and I hope I dldn'l lorgel you, I'm jus1 savlng you Lisa, Slephanle, andJennifer / woman islheconfuslonolman. lnmy Youguys havebeen movingthis sum- youreallzethat.Astorwhat youmean lor next year, in my reallylastcolumn. It vras tun dolng Classllleds together. Leppei- case, Ithink thewordconlusion does mer,movlng very nicely-. you've had lo me. I think 1'11 tell you that In person Thankstor alllhe encouragementand Good luckwlth everythlngl Love. Ariel No one else seems to complain that mi qule capture it. Still. lhts past some great pages '(and AP pholos. sometlme. Congralulationson a mar- supporl along the way; I couldn't have J&mI keepmyhandstomysell.Hm. yearhas been about as schnookable okay Steve). Gel psyched over the velousDally (and Tulls) career, kttlen. comethlsfarwilhout you. And yes, the Dallylies M as It can gel. Much love and thanks summer tor a new presidenl. a new Iioveyou. -sbcP.S.Yup.lhaveseen number 10 will hang lrom the rallers ItsbeenlunlGoodluckne &Ariel lor all the smoochees. -_Jess semester and new stories. Keep it up! her... you know. It's pretly cool. someday.Love. Bam-Bam 2 Hey AOlt-Somrs! Love, Pat Kamtlle,and Nlne Thanks lor everything. For the pas1 Elh Dugan Hey, lolks, here's a blasl ll's Just Pat WeH;aiiii6heryearhascme andgone. 2-layears andlhe pasL2-1Rdays. Lel's kill lisllngs next year. Remem- Julesand Mlkey lromlhepst: And he's just the Chief. Congrats and Rochelle-sorrylhisIsn'tveryrandom. Ilove you guys. Byelll Love Always, ber,lhealre Is pohtless. Madhu You babes! Have great summers you 11's personals tmm Geotl'lheex-Daily" goodluck;youknow I'libe heretolend Karen - Welcome lo the WOnderlUl Slick two. 1'11 miss voul Love. Pat (1 know Lepper.Lbnsandligersandbears,oh a helpinghand. Love, Bam-Bam worklot personal-recehrlng.Nine-what John thisis alame personal. but things I've my istherelelltosaylhat thaven'twrilten DAVDROWLAND Jus1 klddlng. Have a good year got lo say can be done outside 01 lhis Neil on your board? Enjoy your lunch. - Thank you tor your kind words. Your abroad.Madhu space9 Tish and Mlchelle(and Pat?) Iknow we called you Ellis. but now il's Steph letler made my day. -Larry Azer Dude.whatever, all I know lthal I want more like Bo. 11's sad to see such a To (he Exec Board and all edllors FealuresandViewpolnls cable. And an aclual card table. ._ promlsing career end so soon. Don't pel DavidRowland have agood summer. mu The two unheraldeddepartments. all GWL be a stranger. Love, Bam-Barn Tolhlnkiknewyouwhenyouwerejust Yeah, mineloo. Thankslor the sup ot you did a really good job at keeping a lowly transler. And now you have potDave S. To Jecka on top 01 thlngs and bringlng new Jutes moved up lhro h the ranks oh so Thanks lor all Ihe laughs and listen- anglestoyouowndeparlments (some- Good luck In law school, you dog. Youknowwhat ivrouldsay,soIhere's rapldiy! Good tu% on exams. have a Krislen Ing to me talk In my sleep. Icouldn'l day I'll go to one of those restau- Hope youget sornethlng betler lo do no need tor everyone else lo know. great summer, and I'll see you in Ihe Icouldn'timaglne iiteal Tulls wilhoul have made l through wilhout you. I rants...) Have agreat summer1 Love, than 1st Amendment stull. (As il you Thanks lor everylhlng. Really. Love, lall. -Sleph you. You are an amazing Iriend. know you will cook me great meals Pat haven't hadenougholTHAT). --Geoll L.W Donl everforget:myhysterillaug!+ nen year. Remember lo keep slam Goddess lngllls. sticktngour headsunder the danclng! Also, remember. Pooh just Elln, Madhu, Nadya and Mall Pauland Jefe Glz I can't believe you're graduating and sink. fadats ,90210,decorallng Pauls Is. Love, Lori ARTS1 Themovin' and shakln'deparl- Have yourselves a merry llltie Ilme We shall rock nexl year and make ieavlng me In charge here wilh Jen- door, E plenty 01gosstp! Thanks lor ment,ittakes aspeclal bunchto run a wilh Ihe keys lo the klngdom. And rldlcuious amounts ot money. Love, nller. What will ldo wilhout you? Good beingagreallistenerevenwhen you ToJo-JO kick-assdepartmentAND bring Week- don't make lile too hard tor the tall Bam-Barn luck in grad school. 1'11 miss your an- didn't agree wilh whal I did. Love, Loved those long. meandering. alm- ender back. And I've got faith that you goolydude. Della-love, GWL noyingphonecalsal 2 inthe morntng. stacey less walks. Classical musk Is the guys are it. (PS -.more lealures on Tolhose leavingthe Dally: -vamp best! I'll be wallkg lor your book of. Madonnacould help...) Love, IJP Roband Phil You will be missed, and just like the Ketley, Keltey, Kelley poetry. Love, the LBR In 203. A) Stopdressinglnpo1yester.B) Don7 Motel Six ads. we'll leave Ihe light on Mark Guess who. 4 years and still going Sportsand Pholo bring back Ihe Scoreboard. C) Play lor lor you, lor when you come back. It's been awhile slnce I tell you a strong. I love you, even though you Crisllna Pullln' the pages logelher. you guys someDaiiy IM learnso) Doagoodjob Love, Bam-Bam personal. Thanks lor all Ihe help In have lo read the Sublitles some- TMsIswhdo3llegeIsaiiaboul!These (and women) were really on top 01 wllh Ihe department, or I'll come back math lhis year. I'll lalk to you ...well. limesl Love, Slick are the tlmes we will remember! Are things this semester -- have a great like a bad dream. Vie1 gluck, Herr Evetyoneelse: probably somelime today. -S thesethe excuses weused all yearto break1 Love, Pat Lepper Welcome to Ihe tulure. When I tirsl DavidSaltzman Maw 011 work. Well. they are true. Arlel and Jennifer (2.BobtyDakota.Sleplan.TNMI'TW Larry, Pmductlon and starteddoing what ldonow,youguys Love, Lori. P.S. Any more Cosmo Qlmline were all in high school, bul I guess Ariel - 11's beengre'atworkingwilhyou oranyothername:Youhave mylove Buslnesslolks lips? As Morse would sa , "Caroline is my Ihal's why they call megrampa. Any- Ihlsyear. Have anawesomesummer. forever. Here's to new beginnings Runnlng out 01 space... Larry, good FAVORITE News Edllor." I've been way, I was quile impressed wilh your Jennller - Good luck on exams and logelher. Love, Krls GRACEa.k.8. Emfly luckoverlhesummer-. here's wlshing very Impressed with Ihe way you've petlormancethlssemesler,andI hope have lun lhls summer1 -Sleph YouareaTae-KwondoOUEEN.The against floods and stull -. and get taken over. Just don'l burn yoursell youcancany I1 over Into next semes- outside, In the sun! Everybody else MWr, 'Emily Dlcltinson" room will be the oul too soon. It might take me a few ter.becauseiike Ihe EnerglzerBunny. Larry Even lhough you have your annoy- holtest spot on campus next year1 (andGiz), have supersummersllove, years to get out 01 Ihe hablt of saylng I jus1 keep golng and going and go- Thank you for all you campuler help ing tendencies, you're a prelty good Wllh two 7rot' babes like us fiviq Pat Carolyn"1nslead 01 "Caroline." But 1'11 ing ... Love, Larry Ihls year. WhaS woldd lhaveeverdone gy.lmeanwhoelsewouldbuildme there.howcanll not be?Love.=IANE nsh get It someday. Probably when you're without your Pagemaker expertlse? I a superb bookshell. Good tuck a1 You made me one the happiesl men €IC, righl? -- Love, Geoll 11's Just Pal: shudder tolhink 01 11. Good luck on the Nudear PowerSchml.Love,Stacey skra alive by decldlng to slay In Boston (tor Best of luck and have some fun. my socialpsychexam.Don1studylohard Have a great year In France. I'll miss Ihlsyear. a1 least).Here'slolalenlghts Neil dysfuncllonal triend. Too bad you torlt. Have agoodsummer. I'll see you LISA BROOKS you. Love, Lori wilhtheBridgecards, and lols'ogood I'm saddened lo see Ellis' career wt mlssedoulonislandparadlse-. I'tlsee 'In the lall. -Sleph There is no roommate lor me, but tlmesl Love, Pal shorl alter a 27 HR. 103 RBI season. you anyway and keepyoutntormedon Ihee. Who else could I discuss the Bul whatever happens. you're sill1 you, Deulschiand. Love, John. Everyoneat the Daily rainbowcolors01 "sfull"with?You're Mlchelle Fraynmn, Geolf E. andlstill wishyouthe bestof lucknext I've had a great time working with you Ihe best! Love, Always. Jenn Wong Working wlh you those Wednesday Two months gone. It's a long lime. year wilh whatever you do. ARTS! ail this year. Have agreat summer. - nights made lhose -4+ hours only There" be moments when wriling lic- A listings page in every paper1 Every sleph JAM1SUSSMAN seem like... oh,onty3and halt hours. lion will be draining -- so write me! Chrisand Charaand Maureen, day! 1'11 come back and ram 11.. well, Wheelbanowraces androdeos:who Stereo Sorry lor the sellishness. but I'll miss lhreeotthe most beaulllulpeople I've you know. Good luck. you guys are 11's great being a senior... wouldwin?Aiwaysrememberthere's you. Have a great lime -- you don't knom. That's not reallv aaramaticailv greatandallractive and creative tolks. I laugh In the lace 01 limits and dead- nolhing you can't do. Love Always. really understand how jealous I am. correct sentence. bul who cares, I'm II was lun. Love and kisses, your ma. lines on personals. Hat -An old daily Jenn Raphe Love, Pal not an ... English... major ... Oh. Any- woman So what is the dlllerence belween a ' ChrlsandChara way, love. Geoll , Dally lolks YOWES Iriend and lover? Thanks tor Ihe Hsy Here'slo thelhrlngthis sumemr- boy. You're allwonderlulpeople and It was SreVe-0 Don't gel a swelled head with a per- Mlq splder. Love, Lori should lhls be inlerestlng! Now who's FotkrlromStrallon enjoyable to say the least. Have lun You get lo go lirst because techni- sonal.youneedto spend summerin sleepingon who'slloorwhere andwilh Like Linda and Christlne and Sue and next semester and wail wllh balled cally, youare Wgherthanlheedllor-in- RI. Bleh! -Your ex . what??? Hell, il beats Carmichaell Euge and Kirsten andDenise and and brealh tor German postcards. Love chiel. You alsoget lo go llrst because BENand SEAN Much love. Pal Bruce and Karen and Anita and Tom and good luck, John. you're Ihe cutest. And, come to lhlnk YoTrekCmw Youlwowouidn't know stupidunless andCarrie andKlm andonandonand 01 it. Ihe sexiest. And the warmest. Chuch. Tara. Noth. Bob. Kathy. Su- you...well. looked at II in the mirror. Everyoneelsewho'sgraduallng on: Youguys make up a greal dorm. winkc Andtheclosest. Andlhe beslesl. And san: Happy Mrlhday lo all Ihe crew Jusl setttna the rewrd stralahl once Write me or call (not colted) .-and Even It I1 Is an ugly color. I'm going to Now we gel paid to work our butts off. In case it's no1 otnrlous enough. I love whowilicelebwatewhenlhe Dally is and tor ALLL don7 worry aboul what's lo come. I'm buy a shirl. Once we gel jobs, that Is. AI least Iget you. -Michele not In prim. -God as clueless as Ihe rest 01 you1 Love, a "vacation' first. By the way, 49ers Pal Suck. Go (NJ) Giants! Love, Dave Monday, April 27,1992 THE TUFTS DAILY page twenty-five

Classified! Classifieds Zlassifieds 'IassifiedsClassifieds# PaulD'A*lno Tolhe'91-'92 Senate LUClE JONES!! HlLLEL ELECTIONS Quality stull a1cmcsom prices! FORREHT Ileit Ionly righl Io send you a per- You all did a super job lhls year, and Hey Sexy Dancer Woman. We're al- Various Board poslllons open. Come Brandnewluton Blrame.Applecom- ForJunel .LargeZWrm apt.Almosl sonal slnm we do have a lhlng' Should be pUdOf everything Ihal most outla here but ah, what memo- run or vote U you've been lo 3 Hillel puler, uale 6 barrel shelves, Sanyo on campus 700. + UIIs. Also have 3 golng. Thanks lor belng such a spe- WasaDcOm lshed TMspasl earwill ries we have. Here's lo lulure Mlchlng evenls. Oh, yeah, Ihere'll be FOOO. cassetleplayer. wllunk aocessorles, Wrm ve dose 900 + ullls. Call dal pw ol my Sr yr B maklng ll so surety be a taa, 11 n~timpossrble, ad sessbns ~ may lheycontlnue forever1 everylhlng must golll%rlces negol. Sleve39?4406 memorable-eallng cake a1 Ihe lo IolbwlTakecare and best01 luck10 Remember. ll's Ihem. not us. Love. SENIORWEEK Call GaWela al 629-9695 lor more Glllemnns', Urqging'melolhePub younlllnyourlulure endeavors. -Ele Ihe Scaremelsler RemalnlngIlx availlor Gala, Tent and Inlo. GrentMmhmpSubIm! onThunnWes6dandnglolheMigMy Harbor Cruise al Inlo Boolh. Must be 8194-5personapt.Drvwy. wM,Q kil, MQhly Bosstones. poelry wrltlng 6 BoomBoom, Sally, Dan, Angela, TOMY AUDIENCE 21 + lor Ten1 B Crulse FREESUMMERSTORAGE fully lum. Avail 6H.Price negot. Call padical pke wars. You're Ihe besf1 Gizmo, Michelle, TI&, Maare, Kelly, Nur. Debbie, Donna, Luis, Jen. when you tuy my lult bed, computer Jessica623-7056 Love. Slacey Holmy. Slrelch. Abby. Sleve. Carl, Jen, Joe, Moth. Jodi, and the Res1 01 SENIOR GALATUXEDOS desk,carpel.Irldge.MgcolorN.ste- and anyone else who I'm lorgelllng. you Ouanlum Leapers: Thanks lor Renl lrom Mr. Formal1CmGampus 111- reo, 6 bookshen. can mbyn at 625- Medford, 2-3Wrmapl ChristyR R- Everybodychillout and relax. Irealize making lhls year special1 I'll miss you lingsWed4129.8-1 Opn. Rm 218Cam- 1487 lor inlo. dean, well.mamlalned. hdwd llrs. ntmbsyouguyslhbsummer.There's that we're an slresslng rQht now, bul anlMlkeNVaynelove01 my lllel BURP11 pus Clr. Allo~llll~$39. Many slyles Io pwches,yard,dlshwasher,dlsposat, loomuchlo s so Good lucltlLove, all 01 Ihe work wlll soon be over. So Love,EM-UH choose lroml Everyihlngfor .ale Avall M .Please call 643-6737 The Shortestxe. PS. See ya next look lofward lo a super Senlor Week Sola, TV sland, desks, lamps, chalrs, year In the Tenl Renee and a great tlme In Malne and lot Neil Marlln ElectlonsBoardAppllcallons palnllnqs.beds... great cond. Design RoomforSept. God's sake .SMILE1 Love, Elle Thanks %Y mud'tlorbelngsuchagreal avall a1 lnlo Boolh In Campus Clr. iumtiuiearoom sU plies BostonAve, on Norlh SI. $25O/mO. Non smoklng AOISENIORS lriend lhese pas1 Iwo years1 Icouldnl TC(JJ-appo!nled poslllons are open 351. Call 395-576tor 396-8504. malepelened. ReMg.lurnkhed.Use Good ludc lo aUl See you an Senbr Toanyonewho has put upwllh DB havekepl mysanliy wllhoulyou. Take lor Elecllons Board. Run nexl year's of laundry arranged. Call 666-0847. Rbast,andSenlorweekll'fl bringlhe My parents thank you pr0lusely;yout care wherever you go. 1'11 mlss you1 TCU Senate. TCUJ, and CSL elec- GRADUATING-MUST SELL gam. 9pm cookoaJulcellllLove, Sllck checks are In the mall. Thanks lor Love, Lolo tlons. Plck up an appllcallontoday. Futon, dorm fridge, carpet. toaster helplng me allaln normality As II) I oven, SONY double Casselle deck, 8 R U Desperate?? SUEGANNON klndolllkelhis mldcoilegecrk\slhlng. DINA Summer Tourslo Europe, olherslull.CallVikat625-0632.Make 2F will sublet a "douMe"room In your Someday, somewhere, when ou Youse are all Amumand deserve a He , blg sls! Thanks lor everything, Auslralla, fi the Gleek Islands an oller. ap for $90 ea. (lotal $180 uti1 incl) least exped H. your pim JILLmedal. Oodles of Love, Danlelle lnckdlng the sprouts and vlnegar ga- 15-19 days. All expenses pald lncl Ca11629-8440 come. You'll know when you hear lorelYou'reawesomeand 1'11 mlssyou meas. $1395-51799.Call CoriIIIlTours. CURE~~CKETS that Rumble down Ihe road. -M MONEY FOUND nexl year. -Slel Quscious) 1-800-950-1037ext.2. 2 adjacenl lloor seals lor Worcesler Somllle, Summer Sublet Call Ken at 629-8681 and le11 me Centrum show May 201h. 629-8681 sunny, spadous. 4 bdms, 2 bath, HARRISGREENBERGER amount lost and where and when you WAR1ALEXANDER backyard, Iron16 back porches, 2 llr Whal would lulls have been wilhoul lost 11. I couldn'l have made it lhrough Ihe FURNITUREFOR SALE apl. 1 Mock lrom Tulls. 6 5 mln lo you7You'vebeensuchaspedal parl year wilhoul you or Nick1 Here's lo Large whlle lormka desk, lulon wl Davls and T.MM May IhruAug. 1280 01 Iall I expecl you hear lrom you Pan-llmework moreloasls. hose punchlng. bedllme For Sale kame, B lwln bed whnallress. box negol625-5230 always;especially slnce you are In- Synagogue In Somerville seeking ad. chats. beach trips. and Dlel Coke. sprlng 6 kame. All Practlcally New. deMed lo me In a blg way lor Ihe glll mlnlslrallve asslslanl. Dulles Include You'relhe BEST! -STEF LIVING OFFCAMPUS Pleasecall 623-8167. Asklor Lauraor Sumnsr SubklJuneAug I bestowedupon you. -WK Jenn lyphg.mMng. and enands.7-1Ohours Nexl year? I have a desk ($50) and Leave a Message. S350mo. 2 br apt. 1 lem lo share per week, IlexlMe. lo slarl summer. STRATTONANYONE? dresser ($50) lor sale. Call Laura at wllh 1olher. 15 mln lrom HarvardSq 167 llme or nexl year (summerlime pre. ll you are a lemale llvlng In Bush nexl 628-8863. FOR SALE by bus. Call 489-5754. Nancy or Wha can Isay7 There's nolamllyllke (erred). Pleasecall Llsa at 625-0333 year moms 104,116,204,216.304. EMCompuler wMlordPertec1,Norton. Johanna. Fully lurnlshed. spadous, youguyslMorelocome. JennWong 316.106,303.317.211 and want io FOR SALE: Desks, Dressers, Supercatd. fastback PIUSS, a Epson quler room Krls A. Downes swaplor a double In Slrallon, please olhermisc. furnliure orlnler: $350. ob. - Stereo wlAdvenl ?DE Dude! Here II Is1 Now don't tell me call Mandy ai 629-8244. NOW1 Need Io Sell belore graduatlonl Call ipeakers. Pbneer dbl casselle. 4 Girls looklng Allol uslrom Ihe41hlooraregolngto you've never golten one. Bask In II Hllarlor Sleph at 629-5823. ToshlbaCDB Onkyoamp: $250,0bo. lor an ap lo sublet lor Ihe summer. mlss you sa much. Good luclc and We made iI lhrough a most hellaclous KRISMUFFLER Call ME: 623-6047. Prel Furn. close lo T. w/d, pkg. Will keepon slnglng. Love, Marlena year. Thanks tor all! Good luck on One and a hall years, and still golng CELIBATEDIETER SELLING pay $700/mo tor 3 mos. Call 629- exams. "Andlhelrlooplnessgrewlorlh strong II won'l end now, lrusl me; Bed and retrigerator.Llllle wear and 'STAIRMASTER B FURNITURE' 8814 ll interested CHOL SIGMA DAE in annadilnc wonder."Psyched lornexl we're loa goodloreachother. my love. leat'on llems. Call 629.9689. Stairmaster - brand new. neg prlce GoodbyeandgoodluckALL.'TIInexl year. Love, Son Bul Idon'llhink Iwanlloliveon alaull (cheap). Also, lwln bed set. dresser, 4 BDRM 215 College Ave year... Cheers. line. And no pugs, either (wheeze). Comfybed $401bo desk, 8 chair. Inleresled?Call Amee 611 occupancy 2nd IIr apt. WID. Call TO3 OF MY FAVORITEWOMEN Dave Big green couch SZOIbo. Wood desk 776-5282 DeMe 235-6097 DallyPeople Glad you are all back and thankslor a $20/bo. Severallargecleanlloor rugs. Byelllll I'm so oul 01 here ll hurts! great semester. Hope you all party il ROBRASMUSSEN Call Sara 628-2787. BedroomFurnRure ApaflmenlsFor Renl Love, Sllck up wllh me durlng Senior Week (he Dr. Roben, weonlylivelwohourslrom 2 year old conlemporarylurnllure. ler- Walking Dlslance To Tulls. Cozy 1 Gala loo. Cheryl). Gel ready lor an eachother, except when you workon Refrlgeralor4 sale rillc condltlon. Exlra large desk with bdrm sullable lor slngle or couple, SZE LING WAN awesome summer (you loo again, an Alaskan llshery. Good luck with Brown wlth woodgraln lop.33~21~19 chalr,dresser,bookcase, lull size bed yard, porch, privacy. avall June 1; Where would Ibe loday had you no1 Cheryl). Thanks Chris, Cheryl and Ihal, bul I hope lo see you again. In. (4,3 cubic tool). Like new. asking wmighl slandd headboard.pole1amp. spacbus 4bdrms. 2 balhs.lireplace, shom melhewaylo parlles.slllylun, Rachel.Don7 lorgel Toga Party al Ihe Thankslor lnlrodudng me lo Lao Tzu $170 bul neg. Call 629-8008 1Opm- Not Ihe average junk. Call Rob 628- modernkit, yard, porch. avallJuly 1. andlalenighlsoull?l Wow1 Wemade Zoo. -LAPPY- (and Joannle). and lei me know when 7am. 1534 508-356-2001. HI Smile. Love Always, Jenn. PS. Ihe Dead vlsil Anchorage. Dave Long live Alr Supplyll THE zoo FURNITUREFOR SALE Furnllureand sluff FREE RENT FOR QUIET 11's beenroomingIogelherfhisSemes. SCO'ITENRIGHT 167 CoAegeAve,Apl2 -Ca11776-8026 Rugs,mudr,dinlngrm table8 4chalrs. RESPONSIBLE STUDENT TREK-GEEKS: ler. Doorknob.Hanging Brain and ius1 I never told you Ihls. bul I kinda like lor more Inlo. Prices are negotiable. collee IaMe. whoopee1Call 628-1534 Owner of house 3 Mocks Irom cam- Oh, grow up. 11's only a television Dlaln belnathe zoo. Don7 lomel"" Toaa Neil Diamond loo. AS lor the Bruins, pus ollers lree rent June lhrough show. "...To go where no one has banyw -~lappy- though... How'boul Ihls.Iwo weeksin Booksfor sale MYSTICRIVER PARK CONDO, Augusl In relurnlorminimalservices. gone belore..." Engage. 1'11 miss you, a row In a column. and now your own Organic Chemlslry. Genelics. others. MEDFORDFORSALE Ca11492-0431. everyone. -am TuRsTrack personal. We WILL keep in louch. Will do beller than bookslore prices. 2 bdrms. 2 balhs. lilness rm. Indoor Men and Women and cu Id loo. Joe, Dave Toll cal is worth it (soulhern NH). Call swimming pool, 2 racquetballcourls. 5 Wrmapl on corner of HAL: ' Andy, Sleve. Roger, !ana, Eric, Cheryl (603)893-9437. corner unit. lacing Boslon. 2nd flr. Broadwayand Packard Are you gonna open the I?'@!#?! Booger. Slinky.Howdy.andlhe reslol JOHNGRANATO . Price $1 16,900. Call: day. 393-2263; Iron1 and back porches. free WID, podbaydoororwhal7l-DAVE lrack (women loo). Thanks lor lour Johnny G., I hopelhis Tulls lamlly was . Nlntendo for sale eve, 391-6053 andpkg.$1300.4bdrm apsewnds yearsolgreat Iimesandd~nkennlghl. more bearable than your Clone. Will 5 games, new joysticks. works line. lo campus In Hillside wlpkg. $1300. Bye,campus! Rememberlo drlnk a beer lor coach. you plck me uplhe nexl llme Ilake a $100 or best oller. Call Vik al 625- CHEAP! FBllUSA SEIZED CallFrank482-7882. Lwe.Zlm Don'l loroel Toaa Parlv al Ihe Zoo. . bus lo Walerlown? Dave 0632. '89Mercedes:$200.%6VW:BO. '87 Mercedes: $100. '65 Muslang: $50. 6 rm, 2nd flr, 2-3 Wmu Reblmdo, Mareo, Zach 6 Snjun RAJINANAVATI ' Awesomewooden furnilure Choose lmm lhousands starling $25. Located a1 1262 Broadway, lusedlo IWol youguys as Adam's WKEY I have no Idea what happened lo my focsale FREF. 24-hr rwrdlng reveals glvo- Somerville. Near MBTA. Clarendon lrlends. Now you're my lrlends loo1 Thank you lor maklng lhls year so Robert Plan1shirt alter lhal day Iresh- Great doub!e bed and dresserlbook- awayprlces.801-379-2929.Copyright Coln-op Laundromat. And 10 mln Good luck nexl yearl Love, Stay greall lam really golnglomlss youthls man year. I's been an unusual lour shelves 8 more! Call 623-1522.Sara #MA16KJC away lrom Tulls. Lv message (666- summer. Good luck on your linalsl I years (a "sueam"), bul we'll see each 9021) or come in person anylime. To all my fellow Dally love youlf -Sleepyhead other *en we become soulhemers. WE WANTSEXY PEOPLE DRUGLORDlRUCKS!SlaO For Ihe privilege 01 the studenIs no OflhWorkers: Dave on our couches. a1 our desks, in our '86 Bronco: 80.91 Blazer:$150. '77 1SI and last monlh deposll. A ssa. Jules, Glz. Sarah, Sandra, BeyondBugsBunny beds... as soonas Dossible.Bdrmand Jeep CJ: $50. Seized vans. 4~4% L#e;ilMarlena: Thanks lor making Classol'92 ExpOO9X. interested in a JONAS SCHOOR tivtngroom lurnituieforsale atwnve- boats. Choose lrom thousands start- SUMMER SUBLET work so mUcRlu.n and especlally lor reunion? Call Chrls 1. al 629-9609. My Cutlass Clera Is better than yours, nlent CollegeAvelocallon. Verynegol. ing $25. FREE 24-hour rewrding re- Beaulilul4 rm ap avall June 1. Very pulling up wilh my music, You guys nyah nyah. Can I borrow your New 625-2912. veals details. 801 -379.2930. Copy- close locampus. Furnlshed.w/d,oll- are great. -- ' Amy Woodlord Marlnesdisc? Dave righl #MA16KKC slreel, pkg. For more Inlo call 666- Happy Last Day 01 Classes1 Hope 1990BlackMazda Protege 8503 and ask lor Mark or Derek. Larry yoa Urials aren'l loo dilllcull. Your ALWOCANTON LX. excellentcordllion.only13K miles. lrememberwhen lllrsl started work- S.S. PS- Coagrats and good luck on MI espanol es mal, per0 qulero dicer 125H.P..Powereveryth!ng.aulomaft. SLJMMERSUBLET ing ai rhe Dally. I was so alrald lo Nallonals! que lu erus un amigo muy bueno. cruisecontrol.radardelector,LoJack. Housing 1 or 2 bdrms avail In this very sunny even lalklo you. Now, Ilook lorward Buena suerle en Argentlna proxlmo $8000o.b.o. Call Blren@629-7677 and spaclous 2 I1 ap with lenced-In lolalkingloyou8seehgyou.Thanks JULIE anooenotropais.Hasla Womecom- Summer Sublet yard-jus1sleps IromcampuslPlease lorpullng upw/mymechanlcallnept- Here's looking ai you. kid. Someday Ing" (qualqulera).Dave FURNITUREFORSALE One rm In a beautllul apt: kllchen, llv call Shana ai 629-7942. ness _.printing labels 8 dolng com- welllatk. ~aybe... Beds, desks,couches, elc. Call Jillor rm, din rm, balcony - cheap1Call Su- puler type thlngs. Good luck nexl BENCHEN Moat 396-1830. , san629-9388. COLLEGEAVESUBLET year -- be lhanklulyou're still al Tulls Summer sublet Sorry Ihe Dally graphlcs careerdidn't 1 Wrm avail. lhls summer In great 4 --don?rush 111 Love, Slacey 1 Wrm apt 1+ blocks lrom campus. workoul. bul would you mlnd palnling CHEAPdesk & dresser come... live with Alex at bdrm ap. Only $200/mo + ulil. Call qutet and sunny, mod kllchen and my house anyway? By the way, you'd (wood). Prlce negol. Call Cindy 625- 45 Packard Ave. 625-1256. Mrla balh. perlea lor 1 or 2 people. Call belter llx the hammock Dave 6248 1 rm tell Inourbeaulllulapt.Hardwood Thlslsll-yourveryiasl personalever 629-8427lor delalls. Ilrs; porches, lots 01 karma. Only 3 RoomnaleWanted at Tulls. IIus1 wanled lo say lhanks TIM PHELAN For Sale! Great-sized fridge hcheslmmcampus.Cheap.629-8331 3bdrmApt.Klt,livrm.polch.3mln. lor belng a greal Mend. tor sharlng LINDA Come back lo stay. We all mlss you! Perled lordorm rooms. $35only. Call or AI: 629-8264. Irom Tulls. For more Inlo @easecall my seaels, and ghrlng me advice. Have you seen my wallet? (Dorlen, Aclually. we'll be golng now. Never 629-8110 Clara (617) 628-4324 Whoeverlhoughl thatlhoseinnocenl you're the best. Ilove you!) -Jill mlnd. Bul Iwant Io see you again on Summer Sublet- CHEAP llllle freshmen lrom Wren would be Homecoming (il we cansee slralghl). Somethlng Greek Is comlng... Practicallyon campus, blg apl. Look- 2 Wrm avall for Summer Sublet graduallng. Scary thought. Huh? LAURAKRISTEN Dave Thal'srighl.somelhlngGreek lswm- ing tor 1, 2. 3. 4 glrls call Sabrina In beaulilul 4 bdrm Porter Square Krwk'em dead al Georgla Tech-l Jen, Myla: Ijus1 wanled to pul a per- lnglo Tulls. WedAprll29alIheCam- pronto! 629-8925. apt. 2 porches, 2 balh. big kllchen. know you'n have a great lime1 Love, sonal In lor you lo say good luck on TONY BLASIO pus Clr. Servlng Ihe lraternilles and Ilvlngrom,Bdinlngroom,closelo 1. stacey exams, have an awesome summer Gordo Snackhead Anyone ever lell sororilles a1 Tulls. All 01 your sporls- 69 $350 each (neg.) Call 625-6862. and 1'11 miss you guys1 Here's lo 2 you that ou look like John? And lust wearneeds:sweatshltls,1-shlrls, hals Summer sublet al 69 Raymond SI. Melissa more weeks 01 lun. Love, Monica what DlI! you do when you had the andolherGreek paraphernalia. Com- Cheap.lurnlshed. close locampus. 2 3 bdnn, central AIC Ibet you never rhoughlyou would be weekends lo yoursell? Dave pare our prices lo Greek Central. bdnn Ina 6 rm house,price negollable. w/d,lurnlshed.clean. pkg.blg kll. Ihr. my lelow aerobldzerl You sllll are To my assallanl Call Eric 629-7652. . din. Ioyer. Powdemouse Blvd. resl- and always wlll be Ihe Great Conver- You may have had your lun. bul ll you '82 Toyola Tercel den1 landlord, summer or lull year. sallonallsl.Here's yourvery last per- had aimed3 Inches hlgher,you would 2 dr slandard. AMlFM Alpine lape Brotnfleld RoadSublet $1125.AnneorTom,628-9344;day sonallrom me. Enjoy! havehllmylacewlthyouB-Bgunand Birthdays deck.AC.$795orbesloIler.Call625- 2 bdrms avall. price negol. Washer, Tom 495-6176. not my shoulder. 8725. dryer, kllchen, llv rm. very close to EXPLORATIONS 9 TARATAYLOR Is21tomorrow!! TuIIs. Call Aaron 629-9322 or Theo MedlONl We all wan1 Io change the world and "Film Series" Yes, I know she looks like she's 12. Great plushcouchesand 629-9823. 2-3bdrmapl.dean.wellmalntained. SomeolusDolComeseehowmuch Yo1 ll's over! Isurvlvedl (Hard lo be- bul she can buy and you can'l! Slam- acofleelable hdwd Ilrs. Porches. Yard. dlw. as- we slayedlhesame al JumbosaoOps lleVe.lS~'l117)Thank youalllor areally get psyched lor a great summer and Gelthem white youcanl AsklorMinor SUCK PILL, posal. Avail September 1. Piease May 14. Thun 3:OO p.m. awesome year!Film Seriesklcksass!! an even better yearl Thank you lor Janice at 396-8039. EdgeolcampusonCapen 3.3Wrm Call643-6737 RITESOFPASSAGEOF RITES Love.lhe Wrench. 'Wenowrelurnyou everylhlng!I bve you! -Jen lor summermonthscheapsunny sum- OF PASSAGE OF RITES OF PAS. lo Ihe banal ranllngs 01 Wesley." Fulon mer sublel. Call now1 Andrew 623- Summer Rental SAGEOFRITESOF... MAY 12 1992 EENER!!! Beds, dresser 8 mlrror, dasks, 3890 Steps lo Campus,3 Wrms, modern I-tamblrlhdaylYoatl bwoldyouarel couches. All In stellar cond. Please INDIGOGIRLS1 -800.544.3742 Rebecca Ponllka Are you golng abroad Ihefall kllB balh,pkg.no smoklng.no pels, Jus1 wanledlosay Ihanxlorpulllngup Well, next year wlll be a blasl, ll no1 lor call lor prices. Brad 629.2678 In no lee. avall June 1, call 628-4019 HILL HALL 4TH FLOOR with me all year. You've been a great you, at leas1 lor me. Hee hee hee hee and don'l know where lo live In Ihe I'm golng lo miss you guys, all your roommale! 1'11 see you in Chicago and heeheell! Haveagreatday. Love.Me SICK ANDTIREDOF THOSETINY sprlng?'I'm looking lor a sub-leller. Rent Is negol and you would be living emptleson Sunday mornings, alllhe haveluninWashlngton,DC. Luv,Lolo and Ihe Psychos DARNREFRIGERATORS!? 1Wrmapt- Somewille uapyou leave me In Ihe bathroom, Buy M!ne!Full-slze. whne. worlts like a wilh three cool people close lo cam- pus. Call 396-5210- Hillary Spacious. hdwd Ilrs. e-I kil. 011-st and all Ihe nolse you love so much IO REGINA Jenn dream.Only$75orb.o. (willlilindorm pkg, near supermarkel 8 laundry 8 make. .Thanks lor Ihe best Senlor TWOyeaIS. we madelll! Whaf areyou Have a wonderful birlhday sweetie11 rm) Call Lulsa at 629-8236. ROOMMATE REASE!! bus lo lulls. Avail May 1 or June 1. Year any RA could ever have. Ilove plngtodo wlhoul me ingay Paree??? Have agreal day! We love you!! Love, Nice. big. sunny room w/ porch. Mus1 $685 (negol.) yOU-Sllck You'd beller wrlle lo me, Stinky !IGood your Suites Full-Sired Fulonlor Sale go lasl!! Renlvery negol. Avail Jun 1- Sheraand Sandra luck on your linals! Love, Seymour. Around80. Prlcenegotiable.Forlnlo Aug 31 .Oll slreel parking12 mln lrom You guys have made my lulls llle PS-D!dyou go lo boardlngschool? BFC mnladJodi or Slacey 666-4626. campus.CallDave 629-7604 WE WANT YOU! worth II. Stay dose and lakecare of Ue,ole.ohwhatanlghl,tnly Slelnberg. We slill have 1rm let1In our spadous 10 Dearborn, Happy birlhday!! Love, 1981 Black Bulck Regal Edgeof campus &sunny apt!Llvedose locampus 8 each other. even though I will be Spaclous 7 rm ap at 3 Capen lg dose and can keep my eye on you To the Slam Pig Fan Club, your lrlends Air condillon. AM-FM slereo, New SI,3 T wl3 fun people- house ind WID. Iwo IroUMe makers1 Love Always, Jecon el Spencolr, Ballery, exhausl syslem, radialor, ra- Wrms, 2 llv rms, e4 kllchen. sunny, pkg, only 8OOImo. Call Jen now al Sllck Adam, Rlan, Kurslen.Sirch. Mol. Nol, Pudge dlatorcoll, nice summercar. Will take pkg. $9OOlmo negol. 6/1/92or8/1/92 623-6047. andallyouotherSTUDSlThankslora Yeah, 11's no1 lor another moah. buI best reawnable oller. Call 629-8537 lo 5/31/93. Call owner at 9443366 Jenn A. Wong gr al year! Good luck on Ilnals and we aln'l prinllng no more this year. 3r (508) 683-6653 Prlcejusl reduced lslhal reallyyour nameln print? Real h&e a lerrlllcsummerlLove,Jen.PS- Happy meny. babe. Love, Barn-Barn Dirt Cheap worldherewecome! llyou'llglveme 2,3 or 4 bdnn apt walk lo Tulls. Lg. IS thal my phone? COME SLEEPIN OUR BED mod apt wlpkg. washldry. Sale ne1 h 2 rms lell lor nexl year. Teele Ave lashlonllps. I'lldoyour laxes. Deal71 Do you need a bed? We have one lor borhood. $250 each. NO FEES. '?ai $250. Beautllul house wlgreal I love ya. Jaml. Events fou In great cond. Price negol. For lor delalls 861-7954. Also summer housemates. Mus1 like dogs. Lease oliginnl4 Salad Players: Jennifer A. Wong nore lnlo call Bonnle at 629-8751 or sublel posslble slam June 1, call 6298072. 3.S..S.B.. J.N.. Thankstorlhe Sun. I've watched you lor lour years. Bul Jen at 629-8775. jay nlghtsl D.S.- I know. Ihe Irish never had Ihe courage to tell you how EEEI Beaulllul6-bdnn Juneor Sepl Mest taught you thlsl J.N.. Do you I lek. Ilhink you're Ihe most beaulllul Last meetlng 01 the year: Hatllgan 3. There'sa lot of money rldlng 2-llr apt 3 blocks lrom campus; lg, Somnvllle Apl JnderSland yet7 S.B.. Just ask J.N. Noman. Your slnce-your-lreshman- open Block. Monday.Meel newollb- In your head beaulilul rms whdwd Ilrs; new deck; Lame 1 bdrm. heat. hol waler B mal sull If Is1 I'll be back In January fear-admlrer.PS- Ilove you. Jenn. enand plan BBOlll joproled II wllh a brandnewUllraLlghl pkg In back; pels negol; qulel house parking ind. newly renovated. no and 1'11 learnhow lo shultle. 1'11 mlss ~klnghelmel.DOobo.SlzeMR.Call on qulel street. 1490hno lo sublei; lee. $7001mo. 3953892 Mlchele. 628-1534. 1780 bwlnSept. 492-0431 page twenty-six IClassifiedl ;Classified! Classifieds Zlassi f ieds >lassifiedsr :I assif ieds MlddkolQmpus- $1W ApnflmntsFor Rent 7mapr Rooms for Rent STUDY ABROAD INAUSTRALIA Why beheat' campus when you TUllS un>avk Sq.areaon MBTA,shop. 3 Wrms- Fairmount SI,behlnd Miller. $330 all uti1 incl. WID. dlw. 6 pkg. lnlo on sem. year, graduate, summer can Rve In Ihe mlddle 01 Tulls lor a plng, laundry. reslaurams. hdwd Ihs, Owner om, nan-smokers only. Avall Communal Ilv rm, baths 6 klt. 5 mln and lnlernshlp programs In Perlh, lo share sunny 3 bdrm ap 1R Mock lradbn d Ihe cosl? 92 Prdesson b vds. mrches. FREE PARKING. June 1. CaU AJ al395-6664,Iv name walk lo campus. Call 482-7882 lrom Porler Square Tstallon. Rent is Row. Free IdUs. lull kll, huge back- &all Se* 1.3 Mrm-$900, dWm- hnumber. Call 1-800- M66/mo. can Ainson ~c~alldufing &Ud. game mom whblel Call TJ $1 000. Can Bran 391-9707 or Tony Beaulllulapcloseto lulls day P 621 -1315 ranwa.6253819 623-2825. TOOAY 5rmapt 5 rms. 2 bdrms 011-SI pkg, mod kll. llv mall immed. W/W carpet, washer rm. dm rm. mod bath, avail May or GRADSCHOOLAWLICATS SUMMERPEACE& JOBSFOR JUSTICE TEELE AVE SumSubla hookup. Near MBTA Revere Beach, June, $7OWmo. 729-2323. EXPERTLYTYPED 2 rms to sublel In beaId,lful house. TUtls U Davis sq area. On MBTA. poslolllce 8 Supermarket. Rent $680. (Law,M.dlcal, BuJlmsm) Change US. poucV toward Central Cheap 6 pafiv lUm. CaA 629-8072 snopplng.laundry.reJla~a~s,lgyald. Reterences 6 sec dep req. 11 Imer- 2 Famlly House "'395-5921 **. Amerlca. Cemral Amerlca SoMally recentlyremodeled. FREE PARKING. esled, call 284-6523 between gam- 1st Flr, 2 Mrms. FRPL Ihr rm.dln rm, Arepurgradschoolappllcatlonspled Assactallon hlres evening phone SummrSuMa! Rent negot. Avall June 1. Call Brian 2pmor730-103Opm.Can beseenby 1 balh. hdwd Ilrs, wash-dry hookup, hlghonyourdesk? Are you wondering bankers 6 canvassers. Pays $7.17/ Sumy.3 Mrm aplavallJune-Aug.Af 391-9707orTony623-2825. TODAY mow. lronl porch, yard, PowderhouseEM. how you're going lo 111 all your lnlo In hr. Rebeax or Pam 3-6pn week- C. 2 porches. nal wd Ih,WID. Lnex- $795. Call 776-2449. those llny spaces7Areyouconcemed days. 492-8699 Me,4 mlns to campus. Perled PRACTICALLYONCAWUS Avail June 1 where you'll llnd the time lo do II all rl01 mmerlCall Cslherlne at 629- Honesll4blg bdrms lor summer sub 2 bdrm apl. 3 fir. rolrlg no u~lls,011-SI 3M)Boslon Ave Medlord belore Iho deadlines? Is your Per. Sumnor Subkt Avall 8522, lv message. le1 lndhrldually or as a group In apt on pkg.WOhno. 396-63j8 Charmlng6rm apl.4Mrms hdwdlh, sonal Slalemenl and Resume prales. RmInlarge5MrmapavalllorJukr)y, Curlls Ave. Ind kll w/panlry, lull balh, mod kil6 balh. From 6 backporches, slonally lyped and laser prlnted on Aug. Very Cheapl Only P5OhnO. 3 COLLEGEAVEAmS Ilv rm, all rms lurnlshed. Avail June 1- 84 Bmmfield Rd .3 min walk to campus. June 1. highqualilypaper In a typestyle Ihal's min walktocampus.Pleasewmac4 Sunny and dean 1, 2. 6 3 Mrms Sepl 1. Call Now1 629-9343 or 629- Somewle.6rm,3or4bdrm. Relrlg. @! 0 + UIllS. atlraclive? No need lo Ire1 - CALL Jermler 629-9293 9038 Table 6 chalrs. SOOnno. Please call FRAN al395-5921aspeclallsl lnmak- 391 -9654. CUrtlsSt lng your appltallons. personal stale- Do you needcash for BEAUTIFUL 6 BEDROOM newly palmed 6 rm. cablnet kll wl mem, and resume as appealing as (MXt~meSteo JUNE OR SEPT Apt for rent avall June 1 relrlg, yard- $900. Capen SI, super 6 possible. Are you Interested In galnlng vab- WESrnL WANTYOU! 2 fh ap. 3 blocks lrom campus, large Great3Wrmeplparllylum.KII,lridge rms in 2-lamw/dishwasher,relrlg,pkg, able businessexperience? Then.lilt to sublet our sunny s beaulltul rms w/ wood Ilrs new deck 6caMnels. Dlnrm,ilvrm washer, nice rches $975, Porler T, mod 5 rm. 3 '"RESUMES"' outanapplicatbnloworkasaman- June-Aug.3beautnuieai% paIidnglnback, pelsnegoliatre.qule1 porch. yard. 5 mln walk to campus. f&l cab kll$875. mod 1-Mrm $475 wl LASERTYPESET ager 01 a dlvlslon 01 lulls Sludem mdhrlds or a gmup. F luml Call houseonquletst.Sl490~oiosublet. Call 628-1072 aller 3pm. Loc at 25 pkg.PH Sq.Victorian3bdrm +Sl200; $25 - Call 3965921 Resources. Appltatlonsare avall at NOW-629-86Wor62!%362. $1780 as 01 Sep 492-0431 Teele Ave. olhers avail Call Alan 776-2016. lmpresslve Laser Typeset Resumes. TSR, 17 Chelwynd Rd. 8 the RIfo leaturlngmmpulerstorageunlll June Booth. Applicallom are due 4/24. 7maP Roomfor summerflall Srn!YWm\lmo Femele msldent lor lulure up6allng. Your &to& 01 Phladelphla Slyle, 4 bdrms. 1 112 One rm avalllmmedlalely In spaclous 359 Boslon Avel 2/U6 bdrms avall. lorprivale,Immawlate, spaclousapl. lypestyles, lndudhg bold, italics. bul- Weareseeking mature, balhs. hot water 6 gas lor stove Id. 5 Wrm apt. GREATLOCATION. Just Kll. lam rm, sundeck 6 more, To llnd Bdrm. balh8sludyin eleganl Lawrence lets, elc. on Stralhmore paper. Have energetkmm&womm 4 mhbus we fmm w ~ed~ordloc. 011 Packard Ave on Eleclrlc Ave. 1 OUI caR629-9413. Eslale MedlordHome.Share gourmet yourcoverleltersdoneby uslomatch lor lelemarkellngposhions In Ihe Ii- Perlea lor 4 grad sludenls. Avail Minute walk to Tults. Summer $200/ kII wisunrm pallo. $495 + UIIIS. Call your Resumel Oneday servlce avail. nandalsentlcesInduslry.Flexsched- IOW.&Sl @Ned. CaIDM 488-1 81 1. mo. Call Ken, ~li,Andy 625.1 092 Rm(8)for rent Ellen 3953492. collect. Aller 4/15, 5 min lrom Tulls. (Memberol PARW. Ule. UD lo 20 hwwk. Greal summer w. In spaclous 3Mrm apt. llv rm. din rm. 31 4-536-2402.Avall6ll. ProlesslonalAssoclalbn 01 Resume emh+rtemlPlease call Saul (617) SPRING '93APT close lo Tulls (Bromlleld) no lease. Wtllers.CalllorFREE Resumelcmer 224-1145. enapc Ladles,areyougolngawaynexlIan8 $25O/mo + uIIIs. Greal deal lor rlghl Shortwalk to Tuft8 Leller GuMellnes') on Hmard SI, across lrom H h En need a place lor sprlng semasler? I person. 625-0822or627-3471 Very lg 4 Wrm apl on quiet sl. back- Am you staylng In lhe ergy phvsics ctr. 4 Mrms. 2?alhi have agreat place to share wllh: WN, yard,lgkll, separaledlnrm,llvrm.l 11 Also. word processlng or lyplng 01 Bostonateaaltergradualon? real cond, 30 second walk lrom dw. cable. parklng. and slorage. Call MaylSSeptl 2 baths, lease. No pels. $1050/mo. Sludenl papers, grad school appllca. Comeshare anenllrehousewhneln 8,hyslcs center. 5 mh walk lo maln meal 629-9632 Beautilul lg bdrm. Share place wI2 Pleasecall(617) 227-800Odays. (617) lions. personal slalemenls. Iheses. Saugus. hlon Rle 1.9mlnorthol campus. Can Howle at 391-5184. olhers. Spacious; hdwdllrs, sunny. In 9693075 eves. mulliple lellers. tapes transulbed. Ia- Boston. 3anch style house w/2 $120Mno.ava8 now. SU~SUbletCHEAP Ball Sq Next lo CVS 8 liquor slorel ser prinllng. et. CALL FRANCES bdrms. den. lull Ilv rm 6 kH. Private Blgaptpadicallyoncampus,looking $233/mo. Call Sarah a16294430 lor 6 mln walk lo Carmichael ANY TIME AT395.5921. backyard whts 01 grass 8 Irees. . s1sIymomx lor 1,2,3 girls. Call Sabrina 629-8925 details. 3 Mg sunny bdns, hdwd llrs 8 trim. humongous cellar lor storage or Sunmer. On campus. WID. Common Need3-4peo le at $200 260/person, "7Y PINGAND WORD'" space, lour car drv Leave small nn, lg Wt. very Itiendly. Pkg. Live ai SIMPLY LUXURIOUS LOOKINGFOR price neg. Cai628-9974(Jocelyn) or PROCESSING SERVlCE apts. permll pkg. &%enlng to the ZetaPsl. h'slhe besl dealyoulltlnd. onebdrm condoverydose locampus thousemaleslosharea3bdrm apton 396-0470. 3985921 people upstalrs behind1RenlS330 + CraQ623-8341. lorsummersublel.Inc.heal.ho1 waler Powderhouse Blvd. Lease slatls 611, Sludenl papers, Iheses. grad school ulll. negol. II you haven't llnalized and underground parking, only $500 subletling permilled. M/F non-smok- appllcallons. personal aalemems. plans lor Ihe lulure yel. call me any. Sumnnsublet (neg). can 629-9063 ers,S325Incl elec.CalAnders a 776- . tape Iranscriptbn. resumes, gradu- way lo exchange numbers lor when 3Wrmsol4Mrmapl.35 TeeleAve. 7817. Rides ale/lawliy proleas. multiple tellers, you do declde. Call Mlbele at 628- Llv nn, kll. lully rum, WID, call Alan WE NEED A PLACE TO LIVE! AMCASIorms.Alldocumenls arela. 1534. 629-9346orTom6298455. 4 charming Tulls women lwklng lor 300BostonAve Metifoe- - HeadingWest ser Printed and spellchecked using summer sublel. 1 parlclng space and Charmlng6 rm apt, 4 bdrms.hdwdllrs, (Qn'lreally go East) WordPerlect5.1 or Mulllmale. Rea- Babyslllwwmtod Sorntvllk proxlmlty lo T a plus. I1 II Is lumlshed. mod kll 6 balh. Front 6 back porches, I'm drlvlng lo Columbus,Qhio on Sun sonable Rates. Ovlck lumaround For Wednesdays aanlng M walklocampus.Dverslzed3 Mrm wI even beller. Call Llz 625-5590 or . 3 mln walk to campus. June 1. May 10. I have room lor 1 pemon.8, Service Tulis sludenls and lawlly lor June.530.7pm. CallEIlrabet8~: 3car pkg. rellnlshedhdwd Ilrs,greal Denke 629-9720 !30 + UtllS. thelr luggage (small car). II you llve 1O~~h:SJnlnlrom Tulls. Cali FRAN 7342. cond. $925 or $850- avail M or 8n. anywhere between here 8 lhere (NY ANY TIME;'S.&921. (Member 01 N0FEE.W Sieve al 623-2500. 10MINUTEWALKTO GmdualeStudents orPenn) I'llbegladlo dropyouoll.Call NASS.Nal1onal Assoaialipn 01 Secre- BabysRter HARVARDSQUARE 2 Wrms avail. June 1.1 lamlly House, carbs 391 -8918 tarial Servlces) loroccasbnaleves.duringsummer w. somelvllk 3Mrmsavall In largeaptlor asummer 1bath lull kil dlnlng rm llvl rm pkg 8 nexl semester (must be living b. Tdls U area, 2/3 bdrm ren apts lor sublel starlingJune 1. Great locallon small *WID. 'Larger b~lrm"&imo: Dllvlng to Florida **THE DJ SPECIAL *' caliylor both).One3yoldboy. Car rent. No lee. Choose 1 01 several. In Cambridge on Cambrldge SI. No Smaller S3OOmo. Uiils Id. Call May 7 or 8. Need a ride? Call Patrick Excellenlmusic.Excelleniprtce.When + rels req.Lv message al889-3458. Gaage pkg, WID.newkll appliams, parWngproblemllCallsoon 354-6268 Nlna395-8730 al395-5760. you want lo dance a1 your nexl party. ore-maD.sva~ar~peaJ~s.edr.- new carpel. Fumllure can be sup- call Jim a1 Laser Sound a1 489-2142. ed. Tenilk prices. Call (508) 683- Summersublet In 209 College Ave 167College Ave $2oo1mo. Allornlonall.(ud8&!-- gel. 6Mrms avallacrosslrom Cohenpark- SummerSuMel7bdrmsavallJunel- Services Gel your FREE Spring Fling 1992 Inglol. Furnlshed, kll, wld, slove. Call Aug31.2nd83rdIlrs,2 balhs,lull kil, PoslerlodayalIhe hloBoolhlOuan- TAKEOVER MY LEASE! Todd 623-5030or Huy 666 01 49 2 wmmon areas, WID. parking. ga- Wanted lllles are Iimlled... ACT NOW1 2Mrm 1balh, blg lmnl 6 -decks. ragespace.Call SusanorSleph391- Grammar & Usage Advisor 3 spadous rms, 2nd Ilr 01 house. 5 GOODKARMA 6358. 227-9659 SUMMERJOBS ALASKABOUND lo help Improveyour wrillngskills an mln walk to Tdls. Rem pald lhmugh Summersublel,5 bdrms InlgZ lb apl. I Gel managemenl, sales & marlcetlftg AnyonegohgloAlaska. CalUonica., June 1, CallJoshua 391-2084. 2 bath. 2 kil. lree wld, lree unllmiied LIVING WELL IS THE llne tune your prose like a pro Ind[ expedencelhis SummerwRhConceps Lel'sgologetherandllsh629-8543. pkg,behmd Carmlchael,doseto pub- . BeSTREVENGE!! vldual tutorlng/document semina&. Plus. Salary plus commlsslon peck- Call soon. . Two -on Ootkge ey. lic transporlalbn. CHEAP. Call 628- Beaulllulsummersublel. 155 Colleae Doubleday 8 Prenlice-Hall aulhor - age. Scholarships.Call lo arrange In. aaoss from Theatre parking bt avall 7471 Ave. 4 Wrm apt. wI e-I kll. WID. pa&- edllorial consullant to the arls. bud-- lerview. 282-7851. Both lit1 6 parl CRUISE SHIPSNOWHIRING starling In June. One 3 Mrm lor lng,tonsol sloragespace.Plusmuch ness,gov'l,Iaw8 medldne -can alsg time avall. *- €amPOOO+hno6 worMiravei (Ha. $1020hno and 1 spackus-2 Wrm ONE MIN. TOCAMPUS morel1 Call Cece a1 666.47451 mangelorpersonalpublishinglhrouqhn wali Mexb .the @man e )* starllng al SEW. Call 431-2562 or Summer Sublet June-Auq 106 Bravo! Books, lnc Tulle Family seeks warm Hollday, Su&mer8 Caree&m@&. 217-2580 Bromlield Rd. 2 houses lmm B.P 3-4 Gmt, very private efllclency . ' experienced siltei, meni &ail: NO ew

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