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CPC report urges Junior dies after immediate change basketball game byDAWDBALL Cuttino stated that funding has Daily Editorial Board been designated for additional Campus mourns Joseph Gonzalez After months of research by personnel, includingan Internship Tufts CommunityUnion Senators, Coordinator and a full-time “op- bySETHINGRAM While the funeral was yester- the future of the Career Planning erationalposition,” which will take Daily Editorial Board day at St. James the Great Church Center (CPC) is in the hands of the place of the Director of Com- On Thursday evening, Tufts in Wellesley,the University iscur- University trustees and adminis- puter Resources. This new posi- junior Joseph E. Gonzalez, 20, of rently arranging a campus memo- trators. tion, proposed in the report, has Wellesley, Mass.,died at Lawrence rial service. A meeting to plan the The senators’ report, entitled responsibility for the handling of Memorial Hospital after collaps- service is tentatively scheduled “Improving Career Planning Re- all technological matters for the ing during a pickup basketball for Tuesday at 9 p.m. in Goddard sources at Tufts,” was presented CPC. The report urges that these game in Cousens Gym. Chapel. Students can contact the to the trustees on Friday, Feb. 6.It positions be filled by September Although the cause of death University Chaplaincy to confirm reported that the CPC is under- 1998. Photo by Rony Shram remains undetermined, Gonzalez the time. staffed, underbudgeted, and lacks According to the report, nec- Brett Kitt had extreme allergies to beef and In a Feb. 4 profile in the Daily, sufficient space. essary actions such as acquiring down to an issue of space. They dairy products, as well as chronic Gonzaleztalked about his various Researched and composed by new technology, increasing the can get all these new resources, asthma. During a near fatal allergy at- ser.icr Senators Brooke Jamison newsletter mailing, training new but where are they going to put basketball game, tacks, and expressed and BrSi Xitt, the report detailed staff, and hiring student workers them? They can get new comput- Gonzalez com- his gratitude to- a host ci’ concerns that have have not previousIy been pos- ers, but there’s no space for them, plained ofshortness wards the medical plagued 2,~C?C for the past six sible. “The budget has not signifi- unless they eliminate some of the of breath and went community for its yeas, mi ?-oposed possible so- cantly changed in five years,” I 1 chairsthey have there, in which to the sidelines to help. “My different lulims. ‘‘They arejust in dire need Jamison said. case no one would be able to sit get his inhaler, re- experienceswith my of eve;yt‘:;i E OGW~there,” said The report asks for one or two and use the computers,” Kitt said. ported friends. He allergies have anison,w:io becaneawareofthe new computers with internet ca- ’The new parking garage, set for assured his room- sparked an interest Center’s prooiems two years ago pability and printers, new VCRs completion in the summer of I999 mates, Jim Reese and in medicine,” he while serving as Service Commit- and monitors €or career-related at the current location of Sweet Michael Juliano, said. In the spring.- of tee Cheir. informationalvideos, funds to in- Hall, and its unallocated top floor that he just needed his sophomore year, The report, presented three crease the number of mailings of office space, would be a prime to catch his breath. Gonzalez and five times io separate committees by above one per year, modem furni- location forthe CPC, agreed Dean “Joey uses an in- other sophomores haler every time he SendeTepresentatives to the trrusi- ture, and more library materials. Cuttino, Interim 3irector Santry, Daily file photo were accepted into ees, consisted of a detailed iafcx- “They mentioned that this could and Vice-president Bernstein. “I plays ball. We just Joseph E. ~,-,~~~l~~the Tufts Medical mation packet, overheads, and cost a lot of money, but that’s not thinkthatL9is isclearlyaverylive thought it was be- School BA/MD slides illustratingthe “embarrass- an excuse,” Kitt said. option,” Cuttino said. cause ofhis asthma,” Juliano said. combined degree program. ing” status ofthe CPC, according Where the necessary finding Vice-president Bernstein ech- Aftera few minutes,Reeseand While at Tufts, he participated to Kitt. The slide show was the will be found isstillundetermined. oed Cuttino’s sentiments, saying a visiting friend went to the brain- in the Special Friends program, frst glimpse ofthe Center for some “We don’t have the luxury ofjust “The most exciting approach is to ingroom andGonzalez was being tutored students in chemistry and of the trustees. Chairman of the increasingtuition,” Gantcher said. includethe CPC in a broad sweep.” attended to by paramedics. Reese physics, and made Dean’s List BoardoflrusteesNathan Gantcher Vice-president Melvin Bemstein mentioned the idea of said he accoxpanied Gcnzalez to every semester. commented, “I think it’s pretty Bernstein said that $60,000 was putting all student services to- the hospital in an ambulance, but According to Pamela Jons, the awful. We need to get a career recently spent on Bolles House, gether under one roof, including was unsure whether he passed proctor in Lewis Hall, where planning center that is competi- home of the CPC. The staff re- the Registrar, Bursar, and CPC. away before or after he reached Gonzalez lived, students should tive with other universities.” ceivednew computersandthenew Demands for central administra- the hospital. contact the counseling center, the Other trustees, however, have web server, at job.tufts.edu,inthe tion space, however, could A New York native, born in Dean of Students’ Office or resi- been aware ofthe CPC’s problems works since last spring, was es- threaten this option, Bernstein Bayside Queens, Gonzalez is sur- dential staff ifthey would like help for some time. Trustee Sheila tablished. Within the first week of said. vived by his parents, Joseph and dealing with Gonzalez’sdeath. McDermott said she has been urg- operation the site received over The report states that the CPC Jean, and a sister, Amy, all of The Daily is acceptingsubmis- ing change forthe past three years, 1,000 hits, according to Cuttino. Wellesley; and his grandmothers, sions for amemorial article. Please to little avail. Money has also been designated see CPC, page 2 ElviraGonzalezandIrene Burger, make submissionsby Thursday at “I think the pressure’s on from €or more work-study students. both ofNew York. 4:OOp.m. the trustees’ end,” Kitt said. Many of the other budgetary Currently, the CPC is run by concerns have not yet been ad- only five full-time staffers and one dressed. “If you give to one de- New field house gets go-ahead part-time office worker. The CPC partment, you have to take it away byADAMRUBIN plan is set, according to Gehling. A hardwood floor has been without a full-timedirec- from another,” Santry said. Daily Staff Writer will replace the existing surface and two or three tor since Andrew Thomson left in “The University is certainly The Tufts athletic facilitieswill receive a face-lift intramural basketball courts will be installed. March of last year. Interim Direc- supportive of us growing. I think beginning this summer with the construction of a The main basketball court will also undergo reno- tor Keny Anne Santry said that we have to be realistic and start new 200x300 square foot field house, as well as the vation, the extent ofwhich has not yet been decided. the Center has seen over 1,000 outsmall.Youstartwa1kingbefore planned renovation of Cousens Gym, and the con- Gehling explained that two years ago Tufts was walk-in students,runover I50 pro- you run,” Santry concluded. version ofthe Chase intramuralgym to squash courts. denied the opportunity to host an NCAA game grams, and had over 170recruiters The issue of space is one ofthe The Board of Trustees recently approved the ap- because the size of the court does not meet NCAA cometoTuftsthisyearalone. “For more difficult to handle, Kitt said. proximately nine million dollar field house project, regulations. As a result, officials wish to install a a staff of 5.5 people, that’s B iot The current CPC is unable to ac- which is scheduledto be completed by the start ofthe championship size court in the current field house; happening,” Santry said. cornmodatemorethan1 1 students, 1999 school year. the future location of this court, however, is still in According lo Dean of Admis- a comprehensive library, or com- The field house, to be built adjacent to Hamilton question. sions DaviC Cuttino, who over- fortable interview rooms, the re- pool, will house a200 meter track and several tennis “Research has shown that the court would have sees the CPC,help is on the way. port states. Kitt said he feels that courts, inaddition to volleyball and baseball practice to be rotated 90 degrees to fit it in Cousens and that The search for a new director has while staff and budgetary con- facilities. would entail major construction on the stadium. I commenced, but when the posi- cerns can be addressed in the im- Assistant Athletic Director Bill Gehling said the think Cousens is a I 1 tion will be filled is uncertain. mediate future, “it ultimatelycomes driving force behind building the new field house is unique facilitythatgives the outdated facilities in Cousensgym.Also, the new us a great home court field house will allow Tufts to host more intercolle- advantage and I would giate meets and provide improved facilities for stu- like to preserve it. There dents. are significant costs in- “When the surface in the present cage was laid volved and we are not down over20 years ago it was considered state ofthe sure how it will be done.” art. Now it is deemed inadequate to the point where Gehlingsaid. we never host home track meets in the winter. The Gehling added that other need is for greatly expanded indoor recreation Cousens gym accommo- and practice space,” Gehling said. dates two varsity sports Gehling added that the field house is the third as well as permitting in- stage of a long-term renovation plan for the athletic tramural and recreational facilities. “The first step was the new fitness center use. Thenew facilitywill Bill Gehling completed a few years back. People don’t realize the be better equipped to 0 fitness center was built over the old intramural gym, meet the high demand that students and athletic so the second step was replacing it with the new teams place on it. intramural Chase Gym,”he said. Eric Johnson ofthedevelopment officesays eight Once the field house is completed,the renovation and a half million dollars has already been raised for process will continuewith Cousens gym. Final deci- The Career Planning Center. sions on the design are not complete but the general see GYM,page 2 age- two THE TUFTSDAILY Tuesday, February 17,1998 THETUFTS ---. DAI Letters to the Editor p.0. BOX 18, Medford, MA. 02153 Tantric sex should not be taken lightly at Tufts (617) 627-3090; Fax: (617) 627-3910, [email protected] TOthe Editor: statement, “This ritual is not for everyone,” is true. Online: http://&&v.tufts.edL/as/s~u~org/tuftsdaily At best, Amanda Nagler’s article on tantric sex But it is also drastically understated. This ritual is not Pete Sanborn (“Soul Power, Sexual Healing, and Knockin’ ‘Da for anyone at Tufts. Editor-in-Chief Boots,” 211 2) was under-researched. At worst, it was I am not angry. This article, after all, was not offensive. anchored in malice,just misinformation. Using reli- Managing Editor: Marshall Einhorn Nagler is not qualified to write about tantra. Few gion as a punchline however, gets us into dangerous Editor Emerita: Karen Epstein people in the world are, and among them most choose territory.Just as providingarecipe for making nachos NEWSEditors: Lauren Heist, Leah Massar tokeepquiet.In fact, His HolinesstheDalaiLamajust out ofCommunionwafers, or suggestingthat fasting Assistant Editors: Andrew Freedman, Dan Barbarisi, David Pluviose recently broke his silence on the subject, doing so for Ramadan can be agreat miracle diet, referring to VIEWPOINTSEditor: Brad Snyder only to dispel myths and misinterpretationssuch as tantric sex asa“way to get laid” smacks ofdisrespect. those that appeared in the Daily. With that said, I It drains religious practice of its sanctity,cheapening FEATURESEditor: Tony Kahn readilyadmitmy lackofexpertise. Isetmygoalsonly ancient traditions into modem recreation. Assistant Editors: Elizabeth Chen, Seth Ingram at raising a more accurate awareness as to what I hope all Tufts students continue to have safe ARTSEditors: Micol Ostow, Alexis Rivera, Dara Resnik, Nancy Hunter tantric sex is and is not. and fun sex lives- positioning themselves however Assistant Editor: Alison Damast Tantrareferstothe basic activity ofthe Vayrayana they want, whenever they want, with whoever they WEEKENDEREditor: Rob McKeown school of Buddhism and its system of meditation. want. I urge them, however, to please realize thatthey Assistant Editor: Eliza Strickland Levels oftantra are specific to the spiritual capabili- are in no way engaging in tantric practice. SPORTSEditors: Sam Erdheim, Vivek Ramgopal, Jordan Brenner, ties of its practitioners. Tantric sex is a very ad- May all beings be happy. Jeff Margolies vanced, very sacred practice, shrouded in secrecy Assistant Editor: Kelly Desmarais and not meant for lay-people. Therefore, Nagler’s Tobin Paap LA ’98 PHOTOGRAPHYEditors: Rony Sham, Kate Cohen - Assistant Editor: Eric Anderson ONLINEEditors: Jeff Borland, Jeff Carlon, Benny Meshoulam New and improved squash courts planned ,. . . ..PamelaAbrams ~ .~.. Production Director GYM The final project, converting for away meets, their courts are .. continued from page 1 Chase gym into squash courts, always far superior to ours. I’m roduction Managers: Amy Rutenberg, Karen Thompson, Amy Zimmet, the field house project, with the remains several years away from glad we will finally get to practice .. Judith. Dickmari ’ remaining funding expected to be completion, accordingto Gehling. on the same caliber courts that we LAYOUT Editors: .. Cindy Marks, David Ball,.. Mike Dupuy secured by the start of construc- Once the new intramural basket- compete on,” Malik said. GRAPHICS- Editor: Josh Goldblum tion. Once the full nine-million ball courts are in place, Chase gym dollar price tag for the field house will become expendable and the While a construction date on ’. ‘ . . COPY: Editors: Sandra Fried, Cambra Stern has been met, .fund raising efforts open space will be used to build the new field house has been ap- . JohnE.Gendron ’ . will continueto defray the costsof several new squash courts. proved, no date has been set for . . ExecutiveBusiness Director .. . 1 revamping Cousens. These addi- Omar Malik, asophomoremem- the completion of the other . . ’. tional renovations to Cousens ber ofthe squash team, said he will projects. “Every step is contin- .., . . . , Business Manager: .Stephanie Wagner ...... Office Mandger .Sanitha Narayan . . gym will cost approximatelytwo graduate before the new courts gent on funding, so there is no ’ AdVe.r&g Managers; Neil Feldman,‘Grace Lee, Said Kugler.. - . ‘ c. million dollars. Construction will are finished but is pleased with schedule set for each less of the . .. I * ’: ‘. Receivables Manager: Freya Wolke - . ~ .~~ .~~- ___.- - - __ .- - ~-- ~- begin once this additional fund- Tufts’ efforts to improve what he process. As soon as one project is ing is availableand the field house calls the sub-par squash facilities. finished we will begin working on The Tufts Daily is a non-profit, independent newspaper,published project is complete. ‘When we travel to other schools the next.” Johnson said. londay through Friday during the academic year, and distributed .ee to the Tuftscgmmunity. Businesshoursare9 a.m. - 6 p.m., Monday irough Friday, 1.- 6.p.m. on Sunday. The Daily is p,rinted at Charles CPC report critical of ‘empty promises’ iver Publishing, Charlestown, MA. CPC form alumni connections to the CPC and to create an Editorials appear on this page, unsigned. Individualeditors are not continued from page 1 ecessarily responsible for, or in agreement with, the policies and alumni network that students can use, according to ditorials of The Tufts Daily. The content of Letters, advertisements, could double its current 3,100 square foot space and McDermott.The report also mentions that CAN is to .pedrolurpns, cartopns, an4 graphics does not necessarilyreflect the still leave room in the 30,000 square foot top floor of locate funds and hire two new staff members, but pinion of The Tufts Daily editorial board. >..:e >., -the’parkinggarage‘. ‘That would bk’a great way to according to Jamison, no substantial action on the _-_ , *. .. -7 . ! LEmRs“To ‘.mE mIT ._ have a new CPC and not spend the money to build a CAN proposal has been taken. Letters must be submitted by4 p.m. and should be handed into the whole new building,” Jamison said. Gantcher agreedto head a committeewith Univer- )aily office or sent to [email protected]. All Letters must Proposed temporary space solutions until the sity President John DiBiaggio to investigate the dudethe writer’s name and phone number, and must be verified by parking garage is complete include utilizing the un- problemsand createsolutionsfortheCPC. With both ie Daily. There is a 350-word limit.The editors reserve the right to edit used bottom floor ofthe library for recruitment inter- Jamison and Kitt graduating this year, concerns have etters for clarity, space, and length. For the full policy on Letters to views. Bernstein stated that the engineering plans been raised about implementation of the proposed ie Editor, contact The Tufts Daily. are being looked at now and that there is every changes to the CPC. “It’s really important that the indication the library will suit the CPC’s short-term Senate does follow up on its projects,” Jamison said. needs. Gantcher said he feels that acquiring a full- McDermott and Cuttino said they felt that action c timedirectorfortheCPCismore importantatpresent. might again slip through the cracks, but that the “We can recruit in a dungeon; it’s getting them report benefitted the Center. “The willingness to [recruiters] there that’s important,” Gantcher said. support this has opened up a wide range of Generation Y has The report was most critical ofthe “empty prom- opportunities,” Cuttino said. ises” that have been made by the administration in Kitt summed up the situation by saying, “The handling the CPC’s problems. “Career Planning has University really has a duty to do something about retailers wondering sadly been treated as second class,” agreed Trustee thisorthey’ll beputtingusatadisadvantage. They’ve College Press Exchange to storm the stores. McDermott. The Tufts Career Advising Network made a lot of strides, but it’s been embarrassingly Generation Xers, forget it. Some characteristics of Gen- Proposal (CAN), published in 1996, was meant to lacking in this area.” You’re history,asoldasyesterday’s eration Y, says Cohen: more ethnic sex scandal. than older generations and more You’re too bitter,jaded, pessimis- inter-racial couples. Tiger Woods, tic, and there’s not enough of you to the multiethnicgolfer,isthe poster get marketers excited about selling boy for this group. mass quantities of goods to you. More tolerant of culture, style, Generation Y iswhat’s happen- and behavior.“They may not agree ing. GenerationY, orpeoplebelow with body piercing, butthey agree age24,will drive retailing inthe next everybody has a right to do it, if millennium, according to Cynthia they want to.” Cohen ofMarketplace2000, a Mi- Not interested in devoting their ami-based consulting company. lives to work, like the boomers, but In their households, Genera- can’t wait to start spending. Their tion Y-ers (Y-ists?) are already the noses are “pressed to the windows authorities on brand names, and of full-priced retailers.” Health is a are influencingpurchases on food, big concern, butthey’restilltempted furniture,andfashion-they made by fast food, clubs, and drugs. Tommy Hilfiger the brand he is Interested in spirituality and today, according to Cohen. experimenting with religion, but Her company talked to.instruc- not necessarily in sticking to one tors and college students across the religion. country. The research was unveiled They change styles based on attheNational Retail Federation con- times ofthe day. “Grunge by day; ference IastmonthinNew YorkCity. exotic by night.” They have grown The influenceofbaby boomers up in prosperous times and are will startfadingduringthenext ten thus more optimistic than their When you buy products made from recycled materials, years or so as boomers move into older brothers and sisters. But they recycling keeps working. To find out more, call 1-800-CALL-EDF. 8 their late 50s and early 60s, accord- don’t want to get divorced, like The Commonwealth of Mawtuhusetls ing to Cohen. And not because their moms and dads. Executive Oflie of Environmentd~&s they’ll be dead; they’re a pretty Retailers need to quicken the & The Deplulnrnl of healthy bunch. But as “grays,” as speed of change, according to Environmental RorecriOn Cohen calls them, they will have Cohen. Store designs used to already purchased a lot of what change every ten years; now it’s they need. So the next big popula- every five years. Soon they will tion bulge, the Y-inistas, will start need to change every three years. Tuesday, February 17,1998 THETUFTS DAILY page three

Mixed reviews for Task Force on Race Task Force report lacks Race report is a positive first stex, credibilitvd 1 by Marcus Arvan at Tufts: I don’t wear jeans and baseball by Eric Ubias selves an education. As the years have hats -I wear vinyl and pink tuxedo shirts. gone by, the demographic, socio-economic, While I admire the intent of the Task And I don’t listen to Dave Matthews - I I am sure you have all had a chance to and ethnic composition of its consumers Force on Race report and support many of listen to punk, industrial,and bad 80s metal. read through the Task Force on Race’s has changed. its proposals, I would like to point out that I feel comfortable at punk shows and un- recommendationsto the administration re- However,asanyone who is familiar with some of its conclusions are unjustified, comfortableat frat parties. Is it because frat leased over two weeks ago. Thus, it is not American politics knows, a corporate bu- frankly offensive, and (dare I say) racist. people act differently toward me? Partly. necessary to painstakingly outline the con- reaucracy is slow to change. The recent Specifically, I take issue with the conclu- But it is also because I completely stand out tents of the report. Here I will offer only a outcry from the students concerning the sion whichstatesthat“unti1thewhitepopu- from everyone else like a sore thumb, I rebuttal directed at certain sectors of the lack of diversity of students, faculty, and lation understands its position of power realizethat I am theonly personaroundwho campus who not only see the recomrnenda- approachestowardstheir education is merely and privilege at Tufts, and in our society, looks like I do, and I just feel insecure. tions as useless, but in some cases harmful a reaction to the administration’s apparent

~ People do act differently (even to the student body. inability to satisfy the consumers’ wants PrejudiciallY)towar~me,butIalso First ofall, it should be clarified that the and expectations. Knowing that if Tufts “Either the Task Force was totally undoubtedly see prejudice that re- recommendationscamedirectly from count- ever wants its endowment to increase ignorant Of proper ally isn’t there sometimes. Al- less meetings open to the Tufts community enough so the students will not have to protocol, or they just didn’t care.” though I can even relate to frat for over a year. That means this comes pocket itsmistakes,theUniversityrealized guys to an extent -I played base- directly from your classmates and peers. that it needed to start now -so the inves- the ‘comfort zones’ ofour students ofcolor ball here fortwo years-Istill feelillat ease, Because of the scope of the project, it is torsoftomorrow (you)wouldnotshyaway. will remain small.” Whilethismay in fact be just because I look different than them. inaccurate to say that the results stem from TheTask Force was the perfect opportu- true-I believethat it isat least apart ofthe I am not suggesting that my own case any one constituency on this campus. Fur- nity for the administration to validate the picture - the Task Force’s study simply generalizes to minority groups in any way: thermore, due to the nature ofthe meetings, concerns ofthe students, Its members were does not show that this is the case. all I mean to show is that there are many those who are dissatisfied with these re- given an oppottunity to wear themselves In concludingthat the general attitude of explanations -and many truths -to any sults have only themselvesto blame ifthey out just talking about the issues without the white majority causes minority stu- phenomenon, and that survey data cannot made no effort to shape the process or alter anything actually being done. Very clever, dents’ comfort zones to be small, the task justify any one of them. Either the Task its direction. I might add. force has violated perhaps the most basic Force was totally ignorant of proper expen- Secondly, let us not forget that these are Let us now turn to the second concern. and uncontested maxim of sound research mental protocol, or they just didn’t care. only recommendations and that each point I have read in certain student publications methodology. According to published re- Whatever the case, however, their conclu- requires extensive support and additional that the Task Force’srecommendationsare ports, the Task Force’s report was based sionsareunjustified. I won’t wastemytime resources for it to be realized. Basically, like avirus that we had not contracted until entirely on survey research. But, as any giving any fancy-schmancyarguments; the without continued student action, the ad- they came along. 1 say that the over forty behavioral science major ought to know, truth is, I think, just obvious. ministration can very easily table the reso- pages of student input has always been in survey research never justifies causal con- In any case, I just ask you to consider lution due to “budgetary-- clusions. what was studied, how it was studied, and constraints” or “manpower “The Task Force was the perfect You simply cannot compile information how absurd the conclusions are - given shortages.” But with all the and posit causal interactions. Do racial the experimental measures used -and to renovations and sudden opportunity for the administration to groups at Tufts segregate themselves be- perhaps ask yourself why you hang out growth going around, it is validate the concerns of the students.” cause of true prejudicial attitudes, or is it with the people you do. I think that what we not amaier offunding, it is because segregation just feels safer? Do really need is not just for students of the amatterofsettingtheirprioritiesastowhere ourblood, butthatwe hadno way oftesting minority students feel uncomfortable be- majority to be more aware of themselves, the funds will be directed. for it before now. The voices of the silent cause of actual prejudicial behaviors on but for evevone to be more aware of their Let us then examine the first concern: minorities-religious, ethnic, economic,or the part ofthewhite majority, or dotheyjust own attitudes and fears. that the issues the Task Force were seeking sexual -have spoken. perceive prejudice where there is none? I Finally, I would like to relate one more to rectify have not been addressed. Tufts is I agree that many of the recommenda- am not suggesting any answer to these personal story. I went to a public high a business. And like any business, it is only tions will not be implemented, nor should questions; all I want to show is that the task school in California where I was a white as strong as its base of support. We the they. Butpoliticsrequirescompromise,and force’s data cannot answer them either. minority (40 percent of the school popula- students and those alumni before us are I am glad that they pushed the line so far to Look at it this way. I defy the norm here tion). My school was given all kinds of customers who came to Tufts to buy our- the left that when everything is said and awards for its diversity,and everyonehung done the middle ground will be closer to Marcus Arvan is senior majoring- in phi- Eric Ubias is a sophomore majoring in losophy and psychology. see RACE, page 9 international relations and philosophy. see RECOMMENDATIONS, page 9 Congress should avoid rash legislation on cloning by Am01 Shanna lessness, and the undesired reper- our government has not yet ad- still be in the distant future. Many makers to deal with modem sci- cussions that the hasty lawmak- justed to the changing world. scientists question whether Seed ence. The law would not only have Despite the seemingly endless ing would have on the scientific For starters,there were not even is capable of such an extraordi- eliminated human cloning, but it supply of Washington scandals community. committeemeet- nary feat, and would also restrict all the research and special-interestpandering, the Ironically, this anti-cloning 4-L ings for the even ifhe does <: . -’’\,.~ based on the technique of somatic- most universally attacked aspect bonanza is one case in which gov- (’ f‘&.\; Bond-Frist carry out his cell nucleartransfercloning.Scien- ofthe government is its functional ernment should hit the brakes, not tists say that some of this research inefficiency. Everyone seems to the accelerator. In the next phase could eventually lead to break- agree that “gridlock” and relent- of the high-tech age, scientific through techniques in human tis- less lobbying can sometimes turn breakthroughs-especially in ar- suerepair and promisingtreatments the legislative process into a jar- eas of genetic research - will for several diseases, including gon-go-round of documents ro- become more frequent and will be Alzheimer’sandcancer. 1\ tating incessantly through gov- matched by ethical debates. There J .> cloning bill. Cloning is acomplicated issue ernment institutions. will bea polarizationbetween those Apparently, willneedtime which deserved more than a few But in the wake of a claim by who see the saving of lives as a paranoid Con- to gather the weeks of debate before moving to Richard Seed, a Chicago-based sufficientreason for any scientific ,‘” j gressmen who necessary the Senate floor. The bill proposed I. . physicist, that he will clone human research, and those who feel that ok 1 were pressed resources. by Senators Ted Kennedy (D- ’ ‘I beings before themillennium,clon- the line should be drawn some- i, by the execu- Moreover, .? MA) and Dianne Feinstein (D- ing has been pushed to the fore- where in the name of morality. tive branch, the the prece- CA) outlaws the cloning of hu- front of the Congressionalagenda Clearly, a familiarity with the ba- press, and themselves dent ofadult cloning set by Dr. Ian man beings, but not the research as lawmakers seek an immediate sics of modem science will be a to pass radical anti-cloning laws, Wilmut may be a farce. Wilmut’s involving cloning. The Kennedy- legislativeresponse to Seed’s per- staple for politicianswho deal with thought Senate hearings with re- experiment, which produced a Feinstein bill is on the right track, verted plan. An immediate re- these issues. But I don’t think spected members of the scientific sheep named Dolly, succeeded but the Senators should encour- sponse? Just what we always basics alone should shape scien- communitywould mean that Seed only once in 400 tries. Three re- age full debate and bipartisan dis- wanted, right? tific legislation. would be cloning Hitler by early search groups have tried to repro- cussion of their bill before at- But the lawmaking rush has Politicians should proceed de- next week. Therehas been an inane duce Wilmut’s results, and all have tempting to vote on it. been legally rash. An anti-cloning liberately, calling on the scientific overreaction in our high-level gov- failed. Wilmut himselfhasrefused Phsing no law at all would be bill proposed by SenatorBond (R- community to provide legislative ernment. to reproduce his own results, vio- better than passing a law with. MO) and SenatorFrist (R-TN) was options which are both politically When Seed announced his in- lating the tradition of the research unintended consequences. With- recently struck down in the Senate and scientificallyreasonable. Mod- tentions to clone human beings world. out allowing the ethical debate to when politicians realized its reck- em science is a moving target, and for purposes offertility treatment, But even if cloning was an im- catch up to scientific research, no politician is going to keep up the President and the anti-cloning mediate threat, theBond-Fnst pro- politicians may end up drafting Amol Sharma is a sophomore with it. The political handlingofthe community immediatelycalled for posal was a careless set of regula- unpredictablelegislation under the majoring in political science. anti-cloning fervor suggests that legislation. But adult cloning may tions, reflectingtheinabilityoflaw- whim of a paranoid pen.

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Bow Wow coming to the at the Middle East the UK) ob- Wow’s music succeeds (thanks Middle East???? Friday night I scured the fact mostly to the drummer), because I didn’t hear that the grow there is a blend of a rocldjungle- -1 -1 1. nothin’ aboutthat!!”SIGH ... Ithen made some really cool and unique like beat in a lot of their songs, had the fun of explaining to my music. The band’s one radio-hit something no band did in their musicallyno-nothing friends, that (thanks to heavy MTV rotation) heyday. The island-like feeling Bow Wow Wow was a band from was a catchy bit of pop called “I also gives an added “tang” to their the early 80s new wave British Want Candy.” live show and certainly goes hand- Invasion. “Youremember. Culture Annabella was an energetic in-hand with Annabella’stribal like Club, Duran Duran, Thompson and bouncy presence in video. dancing. Twins??? REMEMBER???” Un- But with her Mohawkand sugges- Well, the crowd loved her and Remember and Recommend: fortunately, no one had a clue. tive lyrics (e.g.”Candy on the it was fun to hear the quartet run Every other Tuesdq R + R will focus on an overlooked album, Anyhow,Bow Wow Wow was beach, there’s nothing better”) she through their best material, “I Want whether it beffom a major artist or a smaller group. initially a creation of Malcolm was a bit too sexual for the eyes Candy,” “Baby, OhNo,”and“Wild byALExLsRIVERA McLaren (ex-SexPistolsmanager). and ears of the conservative and in the Country,” one more time. Daily Editorial Board The first incantation of the group pre-Madonna ’80s. The still nerve-wracking tune Marvin Gaye, for most ofus, is“I Heard It ThroughtheGrapevine,” (circa 1970-80) featured a very Now, 15 years after the band “Louis Quatorzell” was resur- “What’s Going On,” and “Sexual Healing.” But the fact is the man young Boy George on vocals (for split, they are mounting a come- rected, and still disturbs after all produced an amazingcollection ofworks, ranging from his early work the record ... he only performed back tour. As theirpackedgig Fri- this time. How can one sing along with the legendary Chicago blues label Chess Records to his ’60s once or twice with the group be- day at the Middle East showed, a to a song with lines like “I love it Motown duets with Mary Wells and Diana Ross, on to the master- fore being sacked). McLaren re- lot of people haven’t forgotten when he says, so seriously with a piece What’sGoing On and on through his Grammy winning days in placed the Boy with a very young them. Bow Wow Wow isnow down gun in my back, honey make love the early ’80s. girlnamedAnnabella(she was 14 to only halfthe original members to me” and not get the chills? All Gaye was a studio mastermind, producing many of his songs in at the time). as guitarist Matthew Ashman died in all, Bow Wow Wow’s set was addition to performing them, and his unique concepts and lyrics were With McLaren’s knack forcre- in 1995 and drummerDavid Barber fun, ifnotabittime-warpish. They an inspiration for not just R&B, butrock andpop-and later became ating controversy as his only real optednottore-join. But Annabella are a guilty pleasure one can easily adriving force behindrap. But forallthis excellence,Gaye’s greatest talent, he was the one who made and bassist Lee Gorman are sol- live with. attribute was his voice, a beautiful and angry instrument that fit its owner perfectly. Marvin Gaye was atroubledman, and ifanything is an indication of this it is his voice. It is, like Hendrix’s guitar or A trir, to the sea and bevond Bonham’s drums, an instrument that is incomparableto any other of its type, so brilliantly diverse you can claim it was the best ever and few will argue differently. Nowhere is this more evident than on Here, My Dear, Gaye’s most overlooked album and likely the best break-up album ever. Sand- wiched between What’s Going On and “Sexual Healing,” Here, My in extreme situations. Sphere is enigmatic that there does not ap- Dear has unfortunately been forgotten by the history books, but it based on Michael Crichton’s 1987 pear to be an easy answer as to what is a breath-taking work, something so sad and painful and bitter and novel about a team ofscientistswho Sphere its true purpose is. angry its powerful greatness is due to its horrible honesty. & are unexpectedly summoned by the Soon after, the movie takes an In 1964, a 20 year old Gaye married Anna Gordy, the 37 year old government to investigate what StarringDustin Hoffman, unexpected turn as each ofthe crew sister of Motown honcho Berry Gordy. Mrs. Marvin Gaye filed foi appears to be an alien ship that member’sworstfearsbecomephysi- divorce in 1976,after one adoptedson, 12 troubled years, and Gaye’s . Sharon Stone, samuelL. landed in the Pacific Ocean almost Jackson cally manifested. The clock starts ongoingaffairwith 17yearoldJanisHunter,withwhomGayehadtwc 300years ago. Themovie, underthe ticking andthecrew members begin Directed By: Bany Le,inson children. Gaye, however, refused to pay alimony, and was forced bq direction of Barry Levinson, has an to turn against each other as they the court to pay his ex-wife $600,000. Gaye’s attorney, Curtis Shaw. came up with the idea of Gaye recording an album and giving his ex- wife the earnings, thereby giving Motown the album they wanted, hi? ex-wife the money she wanted, and allowing Gaye to see his son. Gaye’s original intent was to produce a lousy album that would take little time to record and wouldn’t sell, but -thankfully -he eventually changed his mind. “I figured I’d just do a quickie record. nothing heavy, nothing good,” Gaye said, “But the more I lived with the notion of doing an album for Anna, the more it fascinated me Besides, I owed the public my best effort. Finally, I did the recordoul ofdeep passion. It became acompulsion. I had to freemyselfofAnna and I saw this asthe way. Allthose depositionsand hearings, all those UI accusations and lies- I knew I’d explode if I didn’t get all that junk ing (Liev killer jellyfish at- out of me. So I had my engineer open up the mikes. I sang and sang Schriber),an astro- tack Fletcher, a until I drained myself of everything I’d lived through. That took me physicist. crew member three months, but then I held back the album for over a year. I was ahid The team trav- (Queen Latifah) to let it go.” els underseas in an who makes the Gaye’s apprehension is not surprising, since every lyric on the impressive, high- mistake of going album is devoted to the break-up, but in retrospect, his apprehension tech, deep-water on patrol at the is silly. The album is too good, too honest, for anyoneto be embarrassed habitat to explore wrongtime. There about it. the strange space- are plenty ofunde- Here, MyDear begins with Gaye seemingly admittingdefeat to his craft that has niably frightening ex, but like much ofthe album Gaye is entirely sarcastic. “I guess I’ll landed. When momentsthatmake have to say/This album is dedicated to you,” Gaye sings, “This is they enter the you grip onto the what you wanted1 hope it makes you happy.” As the album winds spacecraft, they edge, of your seat on Gaye tosses in other barbs, like chanting “1 964” and “1976” in “1 quicklyrealizethat as well. MetaLittleGir1,”beginningtheepic“When Did You StopLovingMe. this spacecraftwas The movie has WhenDidI Stop LovingYou?”(whichis featuredthreetimesonHere, not inhabited by check out things at the bottom of the ocean in Sphere. a sense o f Twilight My Dear) with the lines “You know, when you say your marriage aliens when they discover familiar smoked nuts in a Zone eeriness. The Sphere script, co-written by Paul vows/?l&ey’resupposed to be for real,” and ending “Anna’s Song” tin-foil wrapper. They quicklycome totheconclusion Attansio of Quiz Show and Donnie Brasco is most withthecoup1et“Iknewallthetimethat I’dfindtheaPlymeMeverkave that the spacecraft must have come from the fbture. poignant at its moments of eery psychological sus- a fees%.,here it is my dear.” As the tean hrther explores the spacecraft,they pense. For example, Harry Adams is found to be But as much as Here, My Dear focuses on spite, there are some discover a tremendous circular sphere. This is no reading the novel Twenty Thousand Leagues Under ordinary sphere. The shining gold sphere undulates see GAYE, page 10 mdappearstobe aliving entity. Interestingly enough, see SPHERE, page 10 page six THETUFTS DAILY Tuesday, February 17,1998 I An invitation to all Tufts faculty, staff and students: International Career Perspectives Please contribute your ideas at an Open Adam Guild '94 Workshop to discuss the role of public service at Marketing Manager -PictureTel Tufts University to help prepare the Convener's Susan Kishinchand '94 Report for the university-wide symposium on the Community Development Agent Higher Education Initiative at Tufts. US. Peace Corps Our Open Workshop is Friday, February 20th John Plaut '92 fiom 11:30 to 1:00 Attorney, former High School Teacher East Hall Lounge, Medford Campus Joyce Shems '96 Program Director, World Affairs 1 EVERYONE IS ENCOURAGED TO ATTEND Council of Boston

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[umbos slip sliding away A good walk Losses to Middlebury, Williams hurt ECAC hopes - In the first half, the Jumbos were contenders until the last two This may come as a surprise to some of you, but in the past eight by KELLY DESMARAIS Daily Editorial Board only shot 27 percent from the fietd minutes ofthe game. years, I’ve spent a lot of time getting to know nature. After a dismal 95-67 loss last and were only able to score 25 You know, the typical stuff hiking through forests, wading across “We came out pretty flat,” -- ‘uesday to MIT, the Tufts men’s points, while Williams shot39per- Flaherty said. “We had an alright streams, and even making it to the beach regularly. lasketball team dropped one t cent en route to a 42-25 lead first half and a really good second And just think, I owe it all to my brother Ted, who gave me my first “[Against Williams] we were half. The game just didn’t go our set of golf clubs as a reward for not embarrassing myself or any of my Men’s very quick to shoot and we didn’t way.” family members at my Bar Mitzvah. I presume he would have given them have too much patience,” fresh- At the break, the Jumbos trailed to me anyway had I tripped on my way up to the Torah or had my voice Basketball man forward Dan Flaherty said. by seven points, and throughout chosen the worst possible time to begin its journey shots, the second half, they kept the scor- into manhood. I’m thankful for small favors. Tufts 79 “Wedidn’teventakequality and they really beat us back on ing margin fairly close. Down by See, Ted had been playing golf since he was 13 and Middlebuly 88 defense.” one with a little over seven min- after our middle brother Jay had shown about as much During the second half, the utes remaining, senior guard Jon interest in taking up the game as he had basket weav- Tufts 56 Jumbos remained in their shoot- Mugar hit atrey to put the Jumbos ing, undoubtedly Ted figured I represented his last Williams 78 ing slump.Defensively, chance to pass on one of the finer things in life to one diddlebury, 88-79, Friday night the Jumbos played his siblings. nd Williams on Saturday after- zone in an attempt to As it turned out, “one of the finer oon, 78-56. With three consecu- stop penetration and things in life” meant routinely ve losses and a 10-9 record, the force the Ephs outside, Around the shanking drives off into the trees, umbos have lost NCAA hopes but Williams capital- losing numerous golfballs to lakes, ndmustknockoffall fiveremain- ized on outside shoot- streams, highways, and other such ing opportunities.The hazards, and generally proving that the longest distance between two ig opponents to earn an ECAC m erth. Ephs shot 42.9 percent points is my journey from a tee to its pin. “We have to win-out the last fiomthefloor, whilethe Luckily, the local course was only nine holes which meant my body ive games and I think we’ll be Jumbos only shot 27.3 wouldn’t be subjected to more than two or three hours of punishment ood with this break,” senior tri- percent. at a time. I pity my parents, who for the longest time thought I was the aptain Dave Cunningham said. “We ended up giv- next Arnold Palmer, because I came home with scores of65,63, and, on Wehave been missing something ing them a lot of wide- a good day, 60. I didn’t have the heart to tell them it was for nine holes uring the past few games, and we open shots and they until my 16th birthday. istneed some time toget back on just knocked them Still, it was only on the rare occasion that Ted and I ventured out to down,” Donroe said. adifferent course, that I couldtruly experiencewhat 18 holes ofpure hell, le same page. We’re in a bit of a ink, but we have time to regroup.” “We’d get some shots, I mean, fun felt like. Walking two or three miles in the balmy humidity Saturday at Williams,the Jum- but we couldn’t con- of a typical summer day in Washington, while interspersing approxi- os emerged a step behind the vert them. Our shoot- mately 120 golf strokes, is always a fun way to spend an afternoon. :phs and displayed a poor all- ing plagued us all Thankfully, I’ve gotten a tad better since my early-teen years round performance. week.” (although certain people in my golf class, including professor Bob “They were a flat-out better On thenight, senior “Tiger” Sheldon, might say otherwise). Don’t worry, though, I don’t :am,” senior tri-captain and for- tri-captain and point- hold any false aspirations of making the PGA Tour. But what I can do lard Joe Donroe said. “We guard Brian Skeny and Photo by Kate Cohen as an aspiring golfer is talk about the PGA Tour, and more specifically, junior guard Mike Senior tri-captainJoeDonroe is looking the recent Casey Martin verdict. ouldn’t run our stuff at all and ley took out of our game from Andrews each to lead the Jumbos to postseason play. Forthose ofyou who have been on Mars forthe past few weeks, Casey us amassed ten points, Martin is a golfer (and actually a former teammate of Tiger Woods’ at ie start.” whilenoother Jumbosscoredmore up points. The Jumbos relin- Stanford) who was born with Klippel-Trenaunay-Weber Syndrome, two than five. quished their lead over the next which causes him a great deal of pain when walking and will eventually “Williams isaprettygoodteam fewminutes,butnarrowedthegap mean the amputation of his right leg. Martin sued the PGA, arguing that and we were in kind of a shooting to one point at the 2: 16 mark. Dur- its policy of not allowing its golfers to use golf carts was in violation of J~uesdav.februarv 17 funk,” Cunningham said. “These ingthe waningminutes ofthe con- the Americans with Disabilities Act. On Wednesday, a US Magistrate No Games Scheduled two factorsmadethegame kindof test, the Panthers nailed 14 free ruled favor of Martin, saying the PGA must allow him to use a cart. in ugly.” throws to polish off the Jumbos A couple months ago, when I first heard of Martin’s case, I was Against Middlebury the night 88-79. outraged. The idea that the PGA wouldn’t allow him to use acart seemed Ice Hockey: vs. Assumption, 8 -p.m. before, the Jumbos did not have preposterous to me. Here was accomplished collegiate golfer who an their usual shooting touch, but had a debilitating disease and all he wanted to do was get around the see BASKETBALL page 10 golf course when he entered into tournaments. As I thought more about it, though, I realized Martin’s request goes No lovin’ on Valentine’s Day against the one thing every sport must provide its competitors: namely, d a level playing field. by BRODY GREENWALD Most noticeably, the Jumbos corrected their re- Call meatraditionalist,but walking has beenan integralpart ofthe game Senior Staff Writer bounding woes from the night before against of golf since its invention over 500 years ago, why change that now? The women’s basketball team experienced a dis- Middlebury. With Savitz reminding her team to box Golf carts are a country club invention, designed to make sure an ppointing Valentine’s weekend as they dropped out during every afternoon of golf for Joe Q. Citizen doesn’t mean a week of hobbling NO home games against New England SmallCollege free-throw at- around. Believe me, I’m not abovegolfcarts, as I’ve chosen to use them dhietic Conference (NESCAC) rivals Middlebury tempt, Tufts out- Basketball attimes,knowingI’dregretwalkinglater intheweek.But itneverquite nd Williams. rebounded the feelslike golf. wearegiventhechoice: The Jumbos (1 1-7) displayed surprising charac- Ephs49-37. Ofcourse,asrecreationalplayers, Middlebury 72 walkor ride. :r by bouncing back after a thrashing by “I think espe- But professional golf is an entirely differentstory. No one competitor fiddlebury to go down to the wire with fourth- cially after log- Tufts 56 must have an advantage over another, and the Casey Martin verdict Inked WilliamsCollege(174)..Tuftsnearlyavenged ging minutes in a slaps that notion in the face. 21-point defeat from a year ago in an exciting loss last night, it Williams 80 Justtake a look attwo progolfers that come tomind. FredCouples, one ontest that almost saw the Jumbos accomplish the is a credit to the Tufts . 76 of America’s greatest golfers, has had chronic back problems for years. improbable. players and the ‘ At times, Couples has had to take weeks, and even months, off from the “I think team for responding like they did in less than 24 Tour because the pain was too much. Should Couples, and countless that this hours,” Savitz said of her players. - others with bad backs on the Tour, be allowed to ride around in acart, too? game gives Tufts’ stars both bounced back with tremendous What about Paul Azinger, who, while at the top of his game, us the con- games. Junior center Stephanie Buiascored 17 points developed cancer and was forced to take over a year off while under- fidence that andgrabbedagame-high 13 rebounds. Therealstory going chemotherapy? Certainly, the ability to drive around each tour- we can com- of the game for the Jumbos, however, was junior co- nament in a cart would have made Azinger’s return easier. pete with captain Carrie Hironaka. But it didn’t happen, because the walkingthat takes place, from shot anybody,” Hironakaplayed all 40 minutes against Williams toshot,upanddownrollingfairways,ispartofthegame,nomatterhow Coach and scored an incredible 35 points. After shooting 1- much your back aches or how recently you’ve been on chemotherapy. Janice 5 on treys the night before, Hironaka posted a 7- 17 Let’snot forget, agolftournament isn’t exactlythe golfthat all ofus Savitz said. mark from three-point range Saturday. Hironaka car- are accustomed to. I mean, I get tired after hitting whiffle balls offmats “This week- ried her team in the second half and kept the game in the Cousens cage, not to mention the occasional 18 holes. Each PGA end we close when it seemed Williams was on the verge of tournament consists of four rounds of golf in successive days in played two pullingaway. addition to one to three practice rounds in the days prior to the event. top teams Tu& trailed by seven at halftime, 42-35. Williams - A golf tournament is a testament to an athlete’s golf skills as much as and playing stayed ahead behind the strength ofjunior Kathleen to his or her stamina. Why do youthink a Senior PGA Tour event is only Williams as Higgins and sophomore Rebecca Brooks. Higgins three rounds? close as we scored nine points and Brooks contributed 18 and Unfortunately,the Martin ruling changes all ofthat. And while all the playedthem five rebounds. The point guard-center tandem of Higgins and Brooks would provide an intriguing compassion in the world certainly goes out to Martin, the decision sets hen Robator and the Jumbos is certainly unfair playing field, giving one golfer an advantage others don’t going to in- an ropped two over the weekend. see HORN page 10 spire us.” see WOMEN page 10 - Tuesday, February 17,1998 *, page eight THETUFTS DAILY

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The Daily: Where you read Book5 about the camps and redrees will be available at the event. it often. For more information, plea^ call the Asian American Resource Workehop at 617-426-5313 or the Turfte University Asian American Center at 617-627-3056. page ten THETUFTS DAILY Tuesday, February 17,1998 Martin PGA ruling is unfair Two losses dampen postseason hopes HORN undoubtedly jump at the chance WOMEN todraw closer, however, and Wil- players. Buia and Hironaka both continued from page 7 to invite Martin to play at its tour- continued from page 7 liamsescapedwiththeirthirdcon- failed to score a single point in the enjoy. nament, courtesy of a sponsor’s matchup for Hironaka and Buia secutive win against Savitz’s first half despite averaging acom- For now, we’ll only see evi- exemption. So, it shouldn’t be too throughout the afternoon. squad. bined 26 points per game entering dence of Martin’s cart on the Nike long before we see Martin paired Early in the second half, Tufts “Last year I think we lost to the contest. Both players seemed Tour(theequiva1entofthe PGA’s with Couples, Azinger, or another looked like they were headed for them [Williams]by 20,” Hironaka helpless in their ability to find the minor leagues), as he has yet to golfer with a chronic ailment. another embarrassing loss. Will- said afterwards. “They were bottom of the basket. qualifyforthePGATour. Ofcourse, Think he’ll offer them aride? iams came out on fire and used an scared, you could see it in their “I don’t know if it was so much a PGA tournament sponsor will 11-5 run to take a 13-point lead eyes. That just gives us a lot of them [Middlebury],” Savitz said. with 1658remaining. Instead of confidence.” “We certainly deviated from what In midst of skid, a week off folding, however, the Jumbos an- Tufts began the weekend Fri- we do. We really didn’t stay within BASKETBALL swered the run behind one of day evening against Middlebury the confines ofour offense either. This key loss may have set the Hironaka’s seven threes to narrow College( 16-3), who is ranked sec- I don’t know if that’s a credit to continued from page 7 tone for this past weekend’s de- the deficit to 53-43. ond inNew England. Middlebury their defense or if it was just a lack WhileseniorguardGregPoulos bacle against the Panthers and The lead hovered around ten dominated the Jumbos in a 72-56 of concentration on our part.” led the Panthers with 31 points, Ephs. However, Donroesaid, “We until Brooks drew a foul from Buia game that was never close. Tufts trailed Middlebury by as junior center Sebastien Saylor fm- try to take each game one at a time. and sank one of the two ensuing The Jumbos played 20 of their much as 25 points in the second ished the night with 23 points. MIT was behind us at that point free throws to push the edge back worst minutes of the season dur- halfbefore the deficit dwindled to Flaherty garnered 17 points in- even though it took us out of any to 13,61-48.With 14:06remaining, ing the first half. 16 during garbage time late in the cludingthree threes, while Donroe post-season contentions. [Will- Savitzreminded her team that the “We were cursed out there to- game. Buia and Hironaka finished ._ and Skerry had 12 points apiece. iams and Middlebury] were two game was still well within reach. night,” Buia said. “We couldn’t with three points each, shooting a Earlier last week, the Jumbos great teams.” “I told them that it’s a game of get an offensive rebound to save combined 2-13 from the floor. lost NCAA hopes when they were The Jumbos will have a break runs and that it was going to be our our lives.” Middlebury crashed the glass for defeated by MIT in a 20-point up- thisweek, butwill hostTrinityand time to make a run,” Savitz said. Despite a smaller starting inte- an astounding 29 offensive set. Tufts had not fallen to the Amherst next weekend. “We needed to do it and they rior lineup than the Jumbos, boards, compared to only nine by Engineers in 25 years. While the “We just haven’t been playing responded.” Middlebury out-rebounded Tufts the Jumbos. Jumbos only trailed by a couple to our potential,” Cunningham Tufts received their run cour- 26- 15 in the first half alone. The Tufts still has a difficult road baskets early in the second half, said. “It’ll begood to haveabreak tesy ofHironaka.After nailing two Panthers used their rebounding ahead ofthem ifthe team hopes to MITpulledawaywithtwokey late- to be able to regroup, practice, and freethrows,Hironakafollowed up edge to spark an 18-0run six min- compete during the postseason. gamerunstosecure the 95-76 win. look at game tapes. We need to a longjumperby sophomoreguard utes into the game. The Jumboshittheroadthis week- While the Jumbos shot 35.5 figure out what we’re doing wrong Melissa Harvill by adding another Leading 12-1 1, the Panthers end with games against llth- percent from the field, before next weekend. Personnel- three-pointer. The 7-0 run drew the beganclimbingtheboards, result- ranked Trinity College and 12th- Cunningham and Skerry led the wise, if we get it together, we can Jumbos within six and prompted a ing in numerous second chances ranked Amherst. Jumbos offensivelywith 20 and 19 pull together for the necessary timeout by Williams. for their outside shooters. Tufts “We still have a lot of formi- points, respectively. wins.” Hironaka’s foul shotswith 8:49 compoundedtheproblem by turn- dable opponents left,” Savitzsaid. left in the game drew the Jumbos ing the ball over on nearly every “But I think that if we play like we Sci-fi flick worth admission withintIuee,6%2. Williamsnever possession. The Jumbos gave the did this afternoon, then there is no SPHERE relinquishedthe lead, though, and ball away 14 times in the first half. doubt that we should be in the Perhaps one of the movie’s Middlebury senior Lauren Brown hunt.” continued from page 5 Tufts could not hit the shots to greatest surprises was the out- narrow the gap further. Down by capped the devastating run off by With five games remaining on standing score by Elliot - the Sea only up to page ninety- fourwith approximatelytwomin- hitting three consecutive three- the Jumbos’ schedule, Tufts fmds four, while his fellow crew mem- GoldenthaL The music caught the Utes left,Hironakaputuparareair- pointers from the exact same spot. themselves with a 3-3 record in bers are battling for their lives. intensity, excitement, and feafex- ball from three-point range that . “They made a lot of shots with NESCAC competition. For the c There are somany inexplicable perienced by all the crew mem- would have pulled the Jumbos hands in their face,” Savitz said Jumbos, this equates to basically moments that the viewer cannot bers. within one. afterthegame.“Youcan’taskfor needing to win out to qualify for fully comprehend the true mes- Levinson had been looking to Hironaka bounced back from anything more. I think that they the postseason. Yet, Hironakaand makethe perfect scientific for sage of the movie until the very film the bad miss and drove to the are a very balanced team. They are her teammates still believe that end. years. He said, “I’ve been fasci- basketwith 1:28remaining,slicing very physical,they are stroFg, and they will realize their playoff Hoffman does a wonderfuljob nated by the genre, but I couldn’t the deficit to three at 76-73. Will- all of their players can handle the dreams. playingDr.NormanGoodmanand find one that worked for my sensi- iams answered with a 4-0 run be- ball. They can play on the interior “We have five games left and I bilityuntil Ireadsphere. Thecen- has acommand ofthe role. Stone, fore Hironakarespondedwith an- as well as the perimeter.’’ definitely thinkthat we will finish purposely devoid of any of her tral concept of the book is what other three to bringthe game to 80- The incredible firsthalfdisplay on a five-game winning streak and usual sexual appeal, acts with an makes it so intriguing to me, be- 76 with 38 seconds left. Tuftswould by the Panthers witnessed the go right into the postseason,” unusual intensity and drive. Jack- cause with all of its exciting sci- come up empty on several attempts team shut down Tufts’ two best Hironakasaid. son, who is probably most affected ence-fiction elements, at some by the sphere, plays his part with point it truly becomes a story of an air of mystery and calm that interplay between asmall group of Latest installment of R + R looks at Marvin ultimately becomes a senseofdriv- people, and how they manifest GAYE You can hear Gaye learning the past, endmgwiththe 1ine“Let’s ing conflict between Stone and theirtypicallyhuman flaws-mis- continued from page 5 about himself and others through- live life together.” Hoffinan. trust, jealousy, envy, paranoia - tremendous lines of self-analysis out Here, A@ Dear, and by the time In 1984,theday beforehis45th Though the acting is stellar, in ways that are startling and dis- and development. “Anger” is an the record ends (ignoring the 45 birthday, Marvin Gaye’s father with the exception of Hoffman’s turbing.” I. excellent look at the feeling’s evil second reprise of“When Did You shot him to death when a conflict - character, there is little character The on-going action and psy- ways, and “Everybody Needs Stop Loving Me, When Did I Stop between them turned violent. development. The romance be- chological interplay between the Love” is a sweet, simple look at Loving YOU?,that closes the LP) Marvin Gaye may be dead, but his tween Hoffman and Stone seems crewmembersmakesthisamovie what people need and what they Gaye seems to have started look- exceptional music, like Here, My trite and superfluous since noth- worth seeing, even if you are not deserve. ing towards the future instead of Dear, lives on. + ing is really made of it in the film. the world’s biggest sci-fi fan.

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