CTHE TUFTS DAILY] Medford, MA 02155 Tuesday, March 13,1990 Vol XX, Number 35 Students attend forum on date Asbestos removed rape - and sexual harassment from Alumnae Hall by ALISSA KRINSKY by EMANUEL BARDANIS background air sampling test, a Contributing Writer Daily Editorial Board pump is used to pull air across a Several Tufts organizations and Asbestos removal from Class- filter which is then examined under the Somerville Police Department room 15 in Alumnae Hall that a microscope in order to deter- gave a presentation last Wednes- began on Feb. 27 was completed mine the amount of asbestos in day night on preventing and deal- Friday, according to Lenane But- the atmosphere. ing with date rape and sexual ler, environmental health techni- “We have thoroughly inspected harassment. cian for the Tufts Environmental the campus,” Pitoniak said of an Organizers for the discussion Health and Safety Office. inspection conducted by her of- included the Tufts Police Depart- Construction Project Manager fice a few years ago. She said that ment, the Counseling Center, the John Crow said that the asbestos as a result of that inspection, the Somerville Police Department. removal work on Alumnae Hall Environmental Health and Safety Actively Working for Acquain- is part of current renovation on Office targeted several buildings tance RapeEducation(AWARE), Jackson Gym and Cohen Audito- on campus for asbestos removal. THINK and the Inter-Greek rium, necessitated by the con- “Our long-term goal is to Council Committee on Sexual struction of the Aidekman Arts remove all asbestos from the Harassment and Date RaDe Aware- -1 Center in the lot adjacent to these campus,” Pitoniak said. She added ness. The session, which’was open ’ Photo by Karl Schatz buildings. however, that as a result of budg- to the general public, took piace Members of the Tufts Police and local public safety officials Butler said that the asbestos etary ax! other factors, this goal in Barnum 008. addressed students on the hues of date rapeand sexual harassment. insulation removed from Alum- will take several years to achieve. Peggy Barrett, coordinator of nae Hall was not in perfect condi- Somerville Police Department. Pitoniak said that there are sev- Women’s Programs, said yester- someoiiecompels another person tion. “There probably were a few eral buildings on campus still slated Cunningham explained that day she estimates from studies to submit to sexual acts against bruises,”she said. She added that for asbestos removal but she said rape has nothing to do with the she has read that ten Tufts women their will. while the asbestos was damaged, she could not specify which build- Christiansen said that in the sexual needs of the aggressor but, per week, during the nine months it did not pose a health risk to ings. Commonwealth of Massachusetts, rather, involves a for domi- when school is in session, are need people using the classroom. Although asbestos is a car- convicted rapists can be sentenced nation on the part of the rapist. victims of an attempted rape or a Environmental Health Special- cinogenic substance when inhaled, to up to 20 years in prison. Cunningham stressed theneed coi.:mitted acquaintance rape. ist Michele Pitoniak said that the asbestos insulation which is un- According to Christiansen, if for caution in regard(t0date rape. Barrett explained that date rape asbestos was removed not damaged does not constitute a rapists are found to havecommit- “Trust a date no more you would because falls under the general definition of any potential health threat, but danger, Butler said. ted the offense with others, called trust anyone else you’ve known of rape. However, in the case of because it is routine remove any According to Pitoniak, while date rape, the victim is assaulted a “gang rape,” or to have inflicted for the same amount of time,”she asbestos when renovation is under- said. her office does not have regular by someone with whom they have serious injury on their victims, way in or around the building. checks for damaged asbestos, all gone out on a social engagement. they are eligible for a sentence of Inspector Charles Lonero of Pitoniak explained that if asbes- physical plant employees are the Tufts Police, another speaker Acquaintance mpe, Barrett said, life imprisonment. tos was not removed, construc- trained to recognize damaged at the forum, said that if a person is a more general‘term, which Christiansen said that it is tion could cause extensive dam- asbestos and must immediately means that a’victim has been imperative for sexual assault vic- is a victim of sexual assault, it is age to the asbestos, releasing report it to the Environmental assaulted by someone they know, tims to report these crimes imme- important to report it immedi- carcinogenic fibers into the air. Health and Safety Office. such as a classmate. diately, even if they are unsure ately to a local hospipl. He cited Butler said that “background If physical plant employees “It’s happening on college that they wish to press charges. Beth Israel Hospital in Boston as air sampling” tests done before, discover damaged asbestos, Pi- campuses all over the country,” He explained that if victims want a facility equipped to handle rape during and after the renovations toniak said, “it would either be to press charges in the future, said Lynn Somin, a member of victims.. revealed that the quality of the air removed or repaired.” She added they will stand a better chance of THINK. “Because.Tufts has not Lonero said that rape victims in the room was below the haz- that “in almost every instance we done a survey [about date rape] success if they had filed a com- should also call a police depart- ardous level established by the people are iess aware of it.” plaint immediately after the as- ment to report the crime. “If you state. Pitoniak explained that in a see ASBESTOS, page 9 At Wednesday’s session, five sault. don’t report this, it could happen speakers presented facts about rape If a suspected rape is reported again to someone else,” he said. and advice for rape and sexual immediately, Christiansen said, The final speaker at the forum Bush seeks $300 million in assault victims. The audience it allows the police to gather evi- was Lisa Coole, a victim witness included pledges from all of the dence such as tom clothing and advocate for the Somerville Dis- aid to Nicaragua, Contras campus’ fraternities and sorori- any evident bruises or scratches trict Court. Coole stressed that if ties. on the victim’s body. someone is experiencing sexual WASHINGTON (AP)-- Presi- the Sandinism will have exhausted John Christiansen,head of the “One fourth of all women will harassment, they can use the re- dent Bush will ask Congress for a the country’s stocks of oil by the domestic violence unit for the he the victim of sexual assault or sources of the court to seek pro- quick $300 million to support the time they turn over power, they Somerville Police Department, attempted assault,” said Mary tection. newly elected government of said. Nicaraguan opposition leader U.S. aid would help Nicara- told attendants that rape involves Cunningham,an inspector for the see RAPE, page 9 sex or “unnatural sex” in which domestic violence unit for the Violeta Chamorro, administration gua buy oil from other sources, sources said Monday. presumably Mexico and Vene- Bush is expected to announce zuela, said one senior administra- Republics assail presidency plan the request, which includes some tion official. $30 million to help repatriate the Lithuanians were so dismayed expected to boycott Tuesday’s vote Aid for planting, oil purchases MOSCOW (AF’)-- Mikhail S. Contra rebels to their homeland, and Contra demobilization, plus Gorbachev’s plan for a powerful by Gorbachev’s proposed strength- on the constitutional amendment, ening of the presidency that they which could fail for lack of the as early as Tuesday, the sources smaller amounts for medical and presidency to hold the Soviet said. rushed to declare independence required two-thirds majority. All technical economic assistance, Union together ran into a wall of Bush also is expected to an- before it passed. five of those republics are pos- would make up roughly half of opposition Monday, one day after nounce the lifting of U.S. trade Lithuania fractured the union by “Tomorrow, Gorbachev siblecandidates for followingthe the $300 million package, the Mr. sanctions which have been in place sources said. declaring its independence. will get dictatorial powers with Lithuanians into secession. But throughout the day, depu- since May 1, 1985, the sources Theother $150 million, which Parliamentarians from other the right to overrun any republi- said. has not yet been as clearly de- can parliament,”said Algimantas ties huddled with Gorbachev and independence-minded republics Mrs. Chamorro, leader of the fined, would go to help the coun- Chekuolis, a Lithuanian who with each other seeking compromises. took the floor of the Congress of 14-party coalition which upset try pay off certain overdue inter- People’s Deputies to assail the his republic’s declaration of in- At one point, Estonian Presi- dent Arnold Ruutel, Gorbachev President Daniel Ortega of the national financialobligations and proposed presidency as far too dependence now describes him- leftist Sandinista party Feb. 25, to encourage economic develop- strong for the loose federation of self as a former member of the and Gorbachev’s aide Georgi will inherit a couritry whose eta- ment, they said. Soviet Congress, attending an Shakhnazarov pulled up chairs sovereign countriesthey envision as omy has been devastated by a as the future Soviet Union. observer. behind the dais and Ruutel ear- As Gorbachev opened the ses- nestly pitched a deal to the Soviet decade of mismanagement and “ThefactthattheU.S.S.R. isa war. She is scheduled to take of- Inside 1 union of sovereign states is hardly sion, he called the Lithuanian leader. Ruutel told reporters Es- tonia was seeking assurancesthat fice April 25.. Features ...... taken into account,” said Givi action “alming” without ever In addition to money to help P.3 Gumbaridze, Communist Party mentioning the word independ- Gorbachev would negotiate the Follow the Daily as it leaves your demobilize sme 10,OOO U.S.- breakfast table in Dewick and travels chief of the southern republic of ence. He suggested that the gov- Baltic state’s future relationship backed rebels now encamped into the land of the recyclables. Georgia, where the parliament ernment study what is happening with Moscow, but he refused to along the Honduran border, Bush voted Friday to reject the presi- and prepare a reaction. say if the Estonians would trade will ask for emergency agricul- Arts p.5 dency proposal and to demand Another member of the ruling that promise for their votes on the ...... tural aid to help Nicaraguan farm- Joe Versus the Volcano willmake you immediate negotiations with Communist Party Politburo, Yegor presidency. Also on the agenda of the ers meet May planting deadlines, explode with laughter, and the Ramones Moscow on independence. K. Ligachev, said Moscow would the sources said. erupt at the Citi Club. ‘This does not give enough not use force in Lithuania. special session of Congress were draft And the package also will consideration to the sad traditions Progressive Moscow deputy constitutional amendments to end Sports ...... p.6-7 the Communist Party’s monop- include money to help the coun- of our state,” he said, referring tc Alex4 Yablokov said legislators try buy oil, which in the past has A look back at the men’s hoop and decades of dictatorship and its from Gcorgia, Moldavia, Azer- women’s squash seasons, and a look see REPUBLICS, page 9 been supplied through Cuba. The ahead to the NCAA March madness. terrible toll of mass murder. baijan, Estonia and Latvia are incoming government fears that Pee two THE TUFTS DAILY Tuesdav. March 13.1990 THE TUFTSDAILE Letters to the Editor ideas that he does not agree with. quite right to wonder who will solve these Bob Goodman Students should tell This criticism of Wein comes in a piece problems, Will governments? Not likely. Editor-in-Chief State House their that only includes one direct quote from Will corporations? I doubt it. That’s why Managing Editor: Lauren Keefe her speech, which went on for upwards of research universities are so key to the Associate Editors: Anna George, Geoff Lepper views on aid cuts 15 minutes and included numerous rea- world’s future. Editorial Page Editor: Christopher Ball To the Editor: sons to back her assertions. However, Ball Students, however, quite rightly, feel Zroduction Managers: Beth Geller, Markus Muelle The interest expressed by many stu- declines to include this information, pre- excluded when their teachers “disappear” NEWS dents in the future of financial aid is im- ferring to ask, “What is the evidence for into the lab or library, and they are not Editors: Stephen Newman, Colin Woodard portant. I must offer a correction to sev- this charge?” Wein gave it. All that Ball invited to join in the research process. But Assistant Editors: Constantine Athanas, had to do was listen. this does not have to be so. There are ways Emanuel Bardanis eral points students made in Constantine Wire Editor: Ron Graber Athanas’ article on the Senate’s ongoing The way that progressive leaders and that other institutions help students “join Assistant Wire Editor: Jason Salgo attention to this issue (news story, “Senate activists on this campus are portrayed in in.” But more on that later. OP-ED will form committee to investigate finan- the media always shocks me.Students Grantsmanship: the process by which Editor: David Rothenstein cial aid options,” March 6). Organized for Awareness has been de- faculty obtain funding to pursue research Assistant Editor: Eric Hirsch Students should make themselves heard scribed as the “Diversity Police.” People and curriculum development. Faculty on FEATURES at the State House. The cuts that have been who speak out againsl unjust religious the Medford campus of Tufts currcntly Editors: Jena Gerstel, Jamie Bronstein proposed could affect a substantial num- policies arc labelled “anti-religion activ- write 200 proposalsa yearand receive$l4 Assistant Editor: Dan Feral ber of Tufts students. For example, Gov. ists” (that was me), and now all progres- million. These funds have underwritten ARTS Michael Dukakis’ budget completcly climi- sives are lumped under the term, “hostile many educationally oriented efforts, such Editors: Jill Grinberg, Laurie Jakobsen diversifiers.” These dangerous and mis- as American Studies, the World Civiliza- Assistant Editor: Jason George nates Gilbert Grants, a key component of Massachusetts financial aid program. There leading labels for people who work for the tions Programs, the Balfour Minorities SPORTS Editors: Mike Friedman, David Saltman, are more than 1,400 Massachusetts stu- environment, to end racism, sexism, Education Program, the Center for Envi- Kelley Alessi dents at Tufts. Not all of them receive homophobia, classism, and other societal ronmental Management, all of wKch have Assistant Editor: Geoff Edgers financial aid, but if the governor’s budget wrongs, suggest that progressives are or will have major education programs for PHOTOGRAPHY passes, we will lose more than $600,000. working for their own self-interest and not the undergraduate. Also important is that Editor: Karl Schatz Less state aid doesn’t mean that there will to improve the world. This is ludicrous. none of these new programs would have Assistant Editors: Jonathan Grauer. be fewer students eligible for and deserv- If society were working well, there been possible without grantsmanship un- Nathalie Desbiez, Julio Mota, Mara Riemer ,less we had substantially raised the tui- Special Assignments Editor: Denise Drower ing financial assistance. It will mean that would be no reason to change it. Disagree- tion. Grantsmanship, in short can give us PRODUCTION Tufts’ own resources will have to be ment on methods is understandable, but I Layout Editors: Janine Billy, Michelle Frayman stretched further. cannot fathom the accusatory and hostile the best of both worlds: new programs Graphics Editor: Rich Auerbach Students don’t have to be registered to attacks, except to conclude that someone funded by somethingother than theunder- lassifieds Editors: Laura Walker, Michele Pennell vote in Medford or Somerville to have a must have a stake in keeping society at the graduates’ tuition dollars. Assistant Classifieds Editor: Lisa Moorehead voice at the State House. If they, or their status quo. Since society is presently in Copy Editors: Julie Primost. Julie Comell, Publications: the end product of the Young Chung parents, are registered to vote anywhere in such a bad shape, I have to question their Massachusetts (and I hope all 1,400of our motives. Perhaps the perpetuation of a research and grantsmanship process. The Javier Macaya Massachusetts students are registered to racist, sexist, cfassist, homophobic system most important measure by which faculty Execuive Business Director vote) and they receive state scholarship, is not upsetting to some at Tufts, but to me are judged in the tenure and promotion Business Manager: Larry Azer they should let their representatives from and many other progressives, it is what we process. Both scientists and humanists do Office Manager: Heather Paddock their home districts know how important devote our lives to.‘ this kind of work, and because of its inten- Receivables Manager: Sandra Giordano it is to them. In conclusion, Wein need not wait for sive nature, it requires the most concen- trated amounts of time away from every- The Tufts Daily is a non-profit newspaper, publishec On March 23, there will be a hearing on “some cruel and disrespectful diatribe in tonday through Friday during the academic year and dis financial aid in Springfield. On March 24, the next issue of The Primary Source.’’ thing. We all know that writing requires ibuted frec 10 the Tufts community. The Daily is entirel) there will be another in Boston at the State She has already received it from Ball’s peace and quiet. Interruptions by anyone udent-run, and there are no paid editorial positions. Thc or anything are undesirable. It’s arguable laily is printed at Charles River Publishing, Charlestown House. Tufts should be represented there column. 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The policies of The Tufts Daily are established by i Columns hypocritical three are highly beneficial to the educa- iajority of the editorial board. Editorials are established b: Research serves a rotating editorial board designated to represent a majorit! regarding free speech tional environment. f editors. Editorials appear on this page, unsigned.Individ valuable purpose The process of research is, in my mind, a1 editors are not necessarily responsibile for, or in agrce To the Editor: beneficial especially if the undergraduate lent with, the policies and editorials of The Tufts Daily. To the Editor: The content of letters, advenisements, signed columns I was greatly disturbed by Christopher can be included in the process of research. I attended Friday’s conference on un- artoons and graphics does not necessarily reflect the opin Ball’s column (Politics, “Is Andy Rooney Being a lab assistant, or research assistant, m of The Tufts Daily editorial board. dergraduate education, and I have read really back? March 5, and “The adversity is a highly personal, highly intellectual Professor Ross Feldberg’s article with inter- Letters lo the Editor Policy of diversity,” March 12) for the second way of learning. other universities, est (The Ivory Tower, “The research vs. In time in a week, and would like to tie the students are drawn into their professors’ ‘Ihe’I’ufLc Daily welcomes letters from the readers. Ihi teaching dilemma,” March 5). The debate :tters page is an open forum for campus issues and com two columns together because it is only research lives in their freshman year onward. has been lively and interesting. I also, ienu about the Daily’s coverage. through this comparison that his hypoc- Tufts can do this, too. In the Office of Letters must include the writer’sname and a phone num risy may be seen. however, find myself increasingly con- :r where the writer can be reachcd. All letters must b( Government Resources in Packard Hall, cerned. “Research” is being singled out :rifted with the writer before they can be published. Ball seems to be an advocate of free- we’ve just completed a Student Guide to The deadline for letters to be considexd for publicatim for rough treatment. There seem to be dom of speech and freedom of exprcssion, On-Campus Research Experiences by I the following day’s issue is 4:OO p.m. many who feel that research does not Duetospacelimitations. letters should benolongerthar saying,“freedom of expression is an abso- senior Trish Melchionda. It’s the begin- enhance the undergraduate experience. 50 words. Letters should be accompanied by no more thar lute right. It is not conditional on the ning of closing the gap between research ght signatures. Without getting into that debate imme- opinions and prejudices of the speaker.” and the student. To really close the gap The editors reserve the right to edit letters for clarity diately, I also want to take note of the ublication of letters is subject to the discretion of tht On closer inspection,however, it becomes between research and education will take general confusion of words in the debate. iitos. clear that these rights apply only to those further development and far greater in- Jxtters should be typed or printed from an IBM or IBM Ball’s “Research,” “grantsmanship” and “publi- )mpatible computer in letter-quality or near-letter-qualit) who share political views. volvementon thepartofeveryoneatTufts. cations” were all used at times interchangea- de. Letters written on Macintosh computers should bt When Andy Rooney made racist and I’d love to see aconference on exactly that mght in on disk - files should be saved in “text-only’ bly. From the point of view of many, homophobic remarks in hateful, disparag- topic. irmat. and disks should be brought in with a copy of thc especially the student at Tufts, there are tter. Diskscanbepicked upinTheDailybusinessofficethc ing, insulting ways, Ball quoted Walter The merits of grantsmanship are obvi- big differences, and they’re worth sorting illowing day. Cronkite saying that “[Rooney] is an inde- ous in an institution with an already high Letters should address the editor and not a paaicular in. out. Here are some working definitions: pendent thinker and courageous social tuition. To stay exciting and current, Tufts vidual. While letters can be critical of an individual3 Research: the process by which new :tions,they should not attack someone’s personasty traits critic.” Continuing the racist and homo- will always benefit by having money come or knowledge is created. For the scientist, The Daily will not accept anonymous lettezs pen phobic condition in American is outra- in from the outside. It’s that or higher imes except in extreme circumstances if the Executive geous. It is simply regurgitating the hate this means (usually) work in the lab. For oard determines that there is a clear and present danker tc tuition. the humanist this means (usually) work in e author. The Daily’will not accept letters regarding the that has always been present in the United In short, let’s continue to discuss what werage of other publications, unless their coverage itseU the library. Through research, Tufts fac- States. will make the educational experience at IS become a newsworthy issue that has appeared in The ulty can explore and in many cases, help aily.The Daily will accept letters of thanks. if space per- Terren Wein, however, stood up for Tufts the best possible, but let’s careful solve, some the world’s problems. 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Tuesday, March 13,1990 THE TUFTS DAILY page three FEATURES NAP chair calls for destruction of two-party system by BRET THORN feels have disenfranchised the tions,” in the US because the cans. Fularti said that this shows result were referred to as “rebel,” Senior Staff Writer poor, African Americans, and candidates of the Democratic and that the goal of increasing Afri- or “revolutionary.” “I’m not too concerned about Hispanics and have promoted Republican “superparties” only can American officials hasn’t had In contrast, the Young Lords being nice about it. I want to racism, sexism and homophobia. represent corporate America, the desired effect. Instead,Fulani and Black Panthers of the same smash them,” said New Alliance Fulani, who received a Ph.D. according to Fulani. She said that said that new institutions such as era were branded “rioters,” and Party Chairperson Dr. Lenora in developmental psychology from 50percent of the electoratedidn’t the New Alliance Party are nec- not given the legitimacy of col- Fulani about what she considers the City University of New York vote in the 1988presidential elec- essary to institute the kinds of lege-based movements. to be mist institutions in the United and was the first woman and the tions because they saw the two reforms needed in society. Fulani then said that many States, including the Republican first African American to appear major candidates, George Bush Examples of institutional ra- whites view modem forms of and Democratic parties. In a on the presidential ballot in all 50 and Michael Dukakis and said, cism in America that Fulani cited protest among African Americans, question and answer period fol- states and the District of Colum- “well if thesegiiysare my choices include the fact that since Jan. 1, such as the sentiments expressed lowing her lecture Thursday to bia, said that these institutions I think I’ll go fishing.” 1990 12 murders of African by the musical groups Public about 100 people in Bamum 008, need to be "overturned, challenged, Fulani also pointed out that American and Latino youth have Enemy and NWA or ‘Niggers With Fulani eloquently discussed her destroyed, smashed -- whatever President George Bush is in the been committed by “New York’s Attitudes,’ - which have aroused vision of the way to change the your favorite words are. White House although only 28 finest.” Fulani referred to mem- the concern of the FBI, among percent of the electorate voted bers of the police force of New other groups - as “not proper” for him. “Where I come from, York City! who she said “are because they use too much ob- that’s not a mandate,” she said. anything but fine.” scenity. In response, Fulani said Fulani compared the “rap- Fulani said that when she was “we’re not talking about a tea prochement” between the “super- 12 years old she watched her fa- party. We are talking about geno- parties,” which has resulted in ther die because ambulances , cide.” She recommended that both parties representing similar I wouldn’t go into black neighbor- ’ members of the audience buy NWA ideas and parts of the electorate, hoods. “At the time I was in sixth recordings, because “anything the with the new detente among the grade and learning about things FBI doesn’t like you should pour United States, Soviet Union and like the Constitution,” she said. money into.” Peoples’ Republic of China. She Fulani also pointed out that a Fulani said that the Democratic said that both rapprochements left few days after South African dis- and Republican parties have no out a large number of people. The sident Nelson Mandela was re- conscience. She said if they did, rapprochement between the leased from prison, Reverend A1 housing would be a right rather Democratic and Republican par- Sharpton was thrown into prison than a privilege, women would ties has left out the poor of the US in New York for organizing the be guaranteed the right to choose and the rapprochement between “Days of Outrage” in protest of a safe abortion, there would be the superpowers has left out the the murder of an African A eri more concerted effort to find a “disenfranchised“countries of the can youth in Howard Beach.4- She cure for AIDS, and the United Third World. cited this and other examples of States government would not “Racism, sexism, homopho- brutality against lower class support South African apartheid bia are not things in our head,” Americans as proof that the and Israeli terror against the Pal- she said, explaining that she felt American establishment is trans- estinians. that they ari ingrained in Ameri- mitting the message that if you Fulani cited the mistreatment can institutions. According to defend the rights of the poor, of Reverend Jesse Jackson as an Fulani, “this country is racist to African Americans, or Hispanics example of the impossibility of the core,”and it is not possible to “you’re going to be punished.” reforming the two major parties cure the ills of American society Fulani qompared the treatment from within. She pointed to the through the existing racist insti- and perception of white, middle lack of respect with which the tutions. New ones need to be class protestors with the treat- democrats have treated him, cit- created instead, Fulani said. ment of urban, poor protestors. ing the their failure to inform Fulani noted that while there As long as the anti-war and civil Jackson whenLloyd Bentsen was was a 365 percent increase in the rights movements of the 1960s seiected as vice-presidentialcan- number of African Americans in were contained within the white didate for the 1988 elections. She political officebetween 1972and middle class students of college said the seven million votes he ’1990, in that same period there campusp she said the movements received weIe wasted. “You turned were at least considered to be in has also been a 400 percent im- see FULANI, psge New Alliance Party Chairperson Dr. Lenora Fulani poverishment of African Ameri- opposition to something,and as a -1 Tufts offers complete commitment to recycling‘process by JAMIE BRONSTEIN in each residential building who and bottle recycling program in Because recycling at Tufts is a sue paper is made from recycled Daily Editorial Board are responsible for getting their Houston Hall and the Campus University-sponsoredendeavor, it good-quality white paper, so the Have you ever wondered what own volunteers,” added project Center. A plan is in the works to iscontingenton profitability. The market is there for that.” happens to thousands of copies of manager White. “The newspaper expand the program to Haskell continuation of the program de- To encourage the creation of the Daily every day, after all the is then taken in roll-off contain- and Blakely Halls. pends upon the continued exis- markets for recycled products, Jumbles have been unscrambled ers to the mill where it is re- “An official contractor takes tence of a market for recyclable members of the Waste Reduction and the page twos scanned for cycled. Off-campus students are the cans, both deposit and non- products. Committee, at a meeting late last scandals?You probably haven’t - encouraged to use Medford and deposit, in plastic bags and gives “Deciding what to recycle takes semester with members of the - which is why the Tufts Environ- Somerville multi-material recy- a price based on the estimated a lot of research,” White said. Administration and the purchas- mental Consciousness Outreach cling centers,” which accept cans number of cans in the bags, less “From our perspective, we are ing department, suggested mak- and Waste Management Commit- and plastic bottles as well as paper, the non-deposit cans,” White looking at the environmental ing recycled paper products avail- tee is attempting to broaden she added. explained. She noted that this aspects, but we can’t spend any able on campus. In response to awarenessof recycling efforts on Linda Sobottka, mrdinator of program will benefit dormitories more money -- we have a very that concern, Copy Stop and the campus. the Waste Management Commit- in two ways. The problem of large tight budget. purchasing departments made Not only the Daily, but also tee, was hired by Buildings and numbers of beer bottles piling up “There is a depressed market white, green, and pink recycled the Globe or Times that students Grounds over the summer to help in dorm lounges can now be for newspaper, and that’s why bond available beginning March have read so diligently today, can restructure the recycling program. avoided by regularly scheduled we’re pushing for newspapers to 1. live again productively. Accord- According to Sobottka, the new pickup of recyclables, and money print on recycled paper,” White “We felt it was important to ing to Karen White, project man- recycling system increases stu- collected after start-up costs are said. “We’re lucky to get paid for show a commitment to the whde ager for the ad-hoc Tufts Recy- dent awareness of recycling ef- paid is expected to accrue to dorm it. Aluminum and glass are not a see RECYCLE, page 11 cling/Waste Management Com- forts by shifting responsibility to governments. problem, and most industrial tis- mittee, a subsidiary of the Tufts dorm residents rather than mem- In addition to newspaperrecy- Environmental Consciousness bers of the Environmental House cling, acampaign torecyclehigh- Outreach, full-scale newspaper alone. quality white paper has been ini- recycling has been implemented “Students get to see the trash tiated in nearly all office build- in all the residence halls on cam- that they generate, and the coor- ings on campus, White said. The pus, saving Tufts $73 per ton on dinators within each dorm are paper earns Tufts $100 per ton -- its waste bill. responsible for recruiting volun- a savings of slightly more than Older students may remember teers and for publicity,” Sobottka $70 for not landfilling. Recy- members of the Environmental said. “As a result, students are cling is not yet mandatory in House, clad in red caps, driving more interested in recyclingmore Massachusetts.although, accord- around in trucks to pick up the things - cans, milk bottles. There’s ing to White, such legislation is newspapers. However, according more initiative out there, and that expected within two to five years. to Laura Flanagan, chair of the wasn’t happening before.” The University’s primary reason Environmental Consciousness Dorm residents thrifty and well- Tor recycling is financial, impelled Outreach,those days are over. As intentioned enough to save those by the need to reduce its trash a result of reorganization of the cans and bottles but still too lazy I bill, White said. She noted that recycling program, Buildings and to take them to Heartland and the recycling program was con- Grounds now brings the newspa- redeem the deposit will be glad to ceived of bv Ed Gilbert. director pers to a central dropoff point. know Tufts’ environmental mo- of B&G, wkch underwrote $9OOO ‘Can ,Jumbo’ represents one of the recent student efforts to “There are paid coordinators guls have recently initiated a can in start-up costs. publicize recycling on campus. page four THE TUFTS DAILY Tuesday, March 13,1990 Applications Now Available For SPRING ELECTIONS April 3, 1990

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Hanks, Ryan- hilarious in ‘Joe Versus the Volcano’ by ESTHER FERZOCO diagnosis. He quits his job and He lends the character a certain Senior Staff Writer goes on a date with DeDe, one of naivete and innate amiability that Disheartened. Oppressed. Mop- the three different characters enables the audience to sympa- ish. Melancholic. Hypochondria- portrayed by Meg Ryan. Then, thize with his condition. His cal. These are terms which de- millionaire industrialist comedic talents and background Graynamore (Lloyd Bridges) suitably match the film’s offbeat Film sweeps into his life and presents zaniness. Joe’s transformation him with an offer he can’t refuse. occurs gradually, and Hanks lets Review Graynamore challenges him to every nuance of Joe’s character I I I “Live Uea King, die like a an:' appear on the screen. scribe Joe Banks before he em- Joe accepts the offer, which re- Meg Ryan proves her versatil- barks on a mythic journey that quires him to travel to a small, ity and skill in her creation of takes him halfway around the South Seas island inhabited by three dstinct women who not only world to the top of an active vol- the Waponis, a tribe with a pecu- differ in appearance, but also in cano. liar fondness for orange soda and temperament. Each character Written and directed by Os- no sense of direction. duplicates the developmental stage car-winner John Patrick Shanley, The first stop of his journey that Joe has reachedat that period Joe Versus the Volcano is an up- Joe Banks (Tom Hanks) and Patricia (Meg Ryan) gaze up at the ’ takeshim to New where he in his life. Patricia appears the lifting romantic-comedy-adven- chief of the Waponi in ‘Joe Versus the Volcano.’ stocks up on supplies and items most developed because she ture that traces Joe’s path as he for the long voyage with money consciously confronts her fears, crosses thebarriers ofdespairinto Screen is temperedby humor. The “Home of the Rectal Probe.” ?e received from G~~~~~~~~~.just as Joe’s life undergoes a re- combination of an inventive plot, the realm of the fantastic. The Although Joe detests his job and There, he encounters Matshall newal as he returns to previously storyline contains extraordinar- a talented cast, and innovative his demanding boss, he lacks the (Ossie Davis),the renounced dreams and hopes. ily swift and incredible dips and cinematography contributes to the drive to quit or fight the system dapper chauffeurwho tries to instiu The creativity of the film chal- turns which continually surprise success of the movie. because he has given UP on him- in joe a little style. lenged not only the actors but the the viewer. Without its wittiness self. Then it’s off to Los Angeles, production staff as well. The film- and buffoonery, the film would Joe Banks, ingeniously por- where he encounters the glamour- ing process and visual impact of have appeared fatuous.The audi- trayed by Tom Hanks, works for a However, everything changes ous but terribly insecure Angel- the screen were incorporated into ence is Willing to suspend its dis- gigantic and impersonal company after his visit to a doctor who ica (Ryan), who keeps him occu- the story line. The film depicts belief because the action on the called American Panascope, gives Joe a serious and strange pied until it is time for him to Joe’s changing outlook on life. depart on the ocean leg of the The opening scenes, which por- Though the line=Uphas changed, journey. He boards the luxury tray Joe’s life at the factory, con- schooner, where he meets Patri- vey a pervading gloominess evi- the Ramones continue to rock on cia(Ryanagain),aconfidentandoDen woman who must deliver dent in a hazy, gray texture. -. - Once Joe’s life starts to change, by DAVE SALTZMAN onds. Actually, most of the group’s him to the island of Waponi Woo. so do the sets and the camera Daily Editorial Board Two minutes after beginning numbers were played that way. They finally reach it after close shots. As he opens himself up to “Stronger and harder and “Blitzkrieg Bop,” the musicians “Cretin Hop,” “Beat On The Brat,” encounters with a typhoon and the world around him, rich colors faster.” eased up a bit with “Do You “Animal Boy,” “Mama’s Boy,” other sea hazards. Following the and dazzling lights permeate his Joey Ramone promised this Remember Rock And Roll Ra- “Sheena Is A Punk Rocker,” and warm reception given by the surroundings. Joe Versus the Vol- was how theRamonesweregoing dio?” Unfortunately, they didn’t “Do You Want To Dance?” are Waponis, Joe must face the grav- cano invites you to share a seat on to play now that CJ has replaced ease up enough -- the brisk tune further examples. “The KKK Took ity of his mission and carry out a magic carpet ride through fa- Dee Dee in the lineup. He prom- was barely recognizable and did My Baby Away,”aperennial fan- his part of the bargain. miliar and exotic locales and will ised, and he delivered. The Ra- absolutely no justice to the studio favorite, was absent from the song Tom Hanks is the appropriate make you laugh. Not a bad deal mones shook the Citi Club to its version. list, but the list was so extensive choice for the role of Joe Banks. for only $6. foundations last Thursday and The band slowed UD a tiny bit that it wasn’t missed too much. Friday night,proving to any critic more for “I Believe InMiradles” “Bonzo Goes To Bitburg” was that the pioneers of punk have and got instant results. Perform- almost unrecognizable. It was ‘Guadalupe’ explores just as much, if not more, vitality ing the first tune off of the new performed so fast that only the now as they did when they broke album Brain Drain, Joey sang opening notes and chorus sounded into the music scene 16 years more melodiously, enunciating familiar. Still, the slam dancers bilingual education ago. every syllable,and the other bani had more fun with this tune than U Friday night, the band per- members appeared more consci- any other. When Joey chanted the by ELAINE ROSE a different production than it origi- formed their 3 1-song set at break- entious of their work. Marky’s line, “When he’s hanging upside Senior Staff Writer nally was,” Brewer said. But, she neck pace, cranking out song af- drumming had more of a pattern down,” a number of people jumped The Chicano barrio of Guada- added, the message of Guada- ter song with few pauses in be- to it, and Johnny’s and CJ’s hands down from the bar onto the crowd, lupe, California, is a disturbing lupe is still clear, and still rele- tween. What they recorded in slowed up enough to be seen. Of only to be caught, inverted, and place. A priest promises hell for vant. nearly 80 minutes on their al- all the songs the “brothers” slammed on their heads. It must farmworkerswho dare to join the “Bilingual education is one of bums, the Ramones played in 64 Ramone played on Friday, this have been loads of fun because union.Aman trades his wife fora the most important issues that minutes on stage. was the one which most closely when these “dancers” got up thirty drug fix. And nine parents are Guadalupe deals with,” Brewer Not that this made the gig matched their studio version. It seconds later, they went through arrested after attending a PTA continued. “It’s important for Tufts disappointing. If you already like was also the slowest song of the it all again. meeting that police claimed was students to think about it.” . the type of music that the Ra- night. CJ displayed his vocal ability politically subversive. One line in Guadalupe has a mones play, having it sped up Then, as if to redeem them- with “Wart Hog,” but this song It’s an unfamiliar world brought character saying, “Everyonehere won’t diminish your appreciation selves, the band belted out doesn’t require much talent to sharply into focus at Tufts through speaks Spanish,”and some of the for it. Besides, the band seemed “Gimmie Shock Treatment” and perform. Written and previously senior Diane Brewer’s direction play is in Spanish. “People in the to direct their tunes to the sea of kept going when it was done. performed by the departed Dee of Guadalupe, a bilingual play audience who don’t speak Span- slam dancers before the stage. Fully aware of its headbanging Dee, “Wart Hog” is mostly a se- collectively created by Teatro de ish won’t understand everything,” The spectators there, sporting hair roots, the group ripped through ries of rhythmic shouts, culmi- la Esperanza that explores the Brewer said. Their feeling of styles from flat tops to mohawks song after song, snatching them nating in a slight change of pitch. issue of bilingual education. confusion is similar to that suf- and hair colors from hydrogen- out of the air and blasting them CJ executed it perfectly. Guadalupe will be performed fered by the Guadalupe residents peroxide white to a quite lovely off one by one. The only break This was one of the times that tomorrow at 4:15 and 8 p.m. at denied bilingual education; and shade of mauve, banged each other between tunes usually consisted the Ramones carried less of a the Arena Theater. evoking that feeling is an integral around during the whole show, only of CJ’s howling “1-2-3-4!” tune than the Voodoo Dolls, the “There’s a lack of attention part of Guadalupe. relishing each note that the group When they performe&“I Wanna opening act. Whatever the head- paid to Chicano, or Latin Ameri- Guadalupe combines two of pumped out. Be Sedated,” they obviously didn’t liners did carry, though, always can, theater,” Brewer explained. Brewer’s own strong interests: The quartet set the theme with mean it. But this is the way the boasted better quality. The Voo- “My aim in doing the play is to, her affection for Latin American the first two songs, “Teenage Ramones play, and this is the way doo Dolls’ 3 1-minute set wasn’t express the problems of bilingual theater and a chance to practice Lobotomy” and “Psycho Ther- that people want to see them play. bad -- it was actually pretty good education ... and also to celebrate her thesis, the task of “taking a apy.” Delivering each chord and And as long as they are around, for a young punk band -- but the the culture.” play that has been specifically lyric with a vengeance, Joey, Joey insisted, this is the way the most apt description of this five- In her treatment of Guada- designed and developed by Johnny, Marky and CJ made it Ramones are going to play. man band would have to be sim- lupe, which she is presenting as members of a community and perfectly clear that this was a “There aren’t many things you ply “loud.” her senior thesis, Brewer collected meant to be performed for other night to go crazy. “DDT did a job can be sure of these days. There’s The Ramones repertoire con- other documents about conditions members of their community... on me,” Joey roared, “Now I am the government censoring rock, sisted mostly of songs from their in the community, including a and bringing it to a foreign envi- a real sickie/ Guess I’ll have to there ‘re conservativ es...” he waded compilation RamonesMania (the 1973examination of schooling in ronment,” Brewer explained. A break the news/ That I’ve got no off. “But,” he thundered, regain- band played 22 of the album’s 30 the barrio called “The Schools of drama major, Brewer most re- mind to lose.../ Slugs and snails ing his composure, “one thing titles) and Brain Drain. The group Guadalupe: ALegacy of Oppres- cently appeared in The Handmaid‘s are after me/ DDT keeps me happy/ you can count on is the Ramones!” didn’t push the latter on the crowd, sion,” and a manifestocomposed Tale and directed How to Cheat Now I guess I’ll have to tell ‘em/ And on that note, the group tore trying to promote it. Just a few of by Chicano students at a 1969 the Telephone Company. That I’ve got no cerebellum.” The into “I Want To Live.” Joey the new album’s songs were =tu- conference. Using these, folk And with Guadalupe, Brewer band’s lyrics may not be deep, quipped that it was written by ally performed, the best being “I cantatasandcorridos,andaspects promises an entertaining and but they’re definitely amusing. Milli Vanilli (a horrifying joke Believe In Miracles,”“Pet Ceme- of the citizens’ religious and po- challenging experience. “I hope ‘‘PsychoTherapy” featured new which was not funny at all), but tery,” (from the Stephen King litical beliefs, Brewer has pro- that members of the Tufts com- bassist CJ’s first solo spotlight. the quartet rendered it like a ral- movie of the same name) and duced a unique Guadalupe. munity who speak Spanish -- and You might have missed it if you lying cry to all the punk rockers “Don’t Bust My Chops.” The “The fact that we are doing also those who don’t -- will enjoy blinked -- at the speed they were lost among America’s swarm of this play as non-Chicanos, for a it,” she said. “And,” she added, playing, it only lasted a few sec- teeny-boppers. see RAMONES, page 9 non-chicano audience, makes this “learn something from it.” page six THE TUFTS DAILY Tuesday, March 13,1990 SPORTS ~ At least it’s finally over Well,, it’s that time of year again Squash struggles through 2-12 year NCAA’s March madness strikes on the road to Denver by CRAIG JACOBS work even harder when they were by SCOTT KURLANDER loaded with talent, including two Tipoff Classic by Arizona earlier Senior Staff Writer alone. Senior Staff Writer teams that are extremely hot, this year, but will get a chance to “A hard beginning maketh a “Based on our record, it doesn’t Strap yourselves in, because Michigan State and Georgia avenge that defeat. Lute Olson good ending.” -- John Heywood appear like we did very well,” we’re about to start down the Tech. The Cougars of Houston will be the deciding factor in this (1497-1580) stated senior Beth Meyers. road to McNichols Arena in are looking to make some noise, game, for he almost assuredly “However,we werea very strong, something that has been lacking will outcoach Steve Fisher. Ari- Women’s hard working and united team, since the “Dream” era of Akeem zona will get a chance to meet and that is why, in my mind, the Oiajuwan ended. Georgia Tech UNLV in the regional finals. Squash season was successful.” has the mo of Kenny Anderson, Louisville is a team that could I I Meyers’ teammates agree With b I Brian Oliver, and Dennis Scott, surprise a lot of people, so don’t The one problem with this her. SophomoreCarolina Ramon Denver. College basketball has but their lack of a legitimate front count them out. statement, and the entire season added, “We kept our spirits high reached its second season. The 64 court will cause them a lot of Midwest Region for the women’s squash team, is by everybody helping everybody teams selected to this year’s tour- trouble when they meet the twin The NCAA Tournament Se- that the good ending never came. else. Also, considering our limi- namentare all after the same goal: towers of LSU in the second round. lection Committee did a fine job While the 2-12 Jumbos suffered tations, we did very well.” the coveted national champion- The Tigers are a very moody in the Midwest, by far the tough- through one of its worst seasons The limitations Ramon was ship. team, as witnessed in their two est regional in this year’s in recent years, let it not be said weaking of involved the compe- Gone are all the records, up- most recent losses to Florida and tournament. Oklahoma, Purdue, that the team never played with a tition against the highly recruited sets, conference championships, Auburn, both of whom are not in and Georgetown are the top three huge heart and a lot of soul. Ivy League schools. Tufts was rivalries, and statistics. Now the tournament. However, if there seeds, followed by Arkansas, Dropping the first ten matches crushed by the Ivy League teams everybody is on the same level. is any coach in the country that minois, Xavier, and Georgia. The of the season, the team was truly by acombined 36-0. These losses National rankings are trivial, for can rally his troops, Dale Brown Sooners really won’t be tested struggling to find just a little bit didn’t do anything to lift the team’s it is the poll after March Madness is the one to do the job. LSU will until they reach the regional of light at die end of the tunnel. hopes of possibly winning a match. that everyone will be interested beat Georgia Tech if the opportu- semifinals, more than likely againsl This light could be seen after But, finally, in the first week in seeing. nity presents itself, and then will Arkansas. Nolan Richardson’s coach Bill Summers changed the of February, after a two month Nevertheless, as there are every meet Michigan State in the Sweet team has talent and poise at the practice habits of the team. drought, the Jumbos crushed Bas, year, many teams have beeniienied Sixteen. I don’t think the nation same time to go along with a “I never really got a chance to 8-1. Then after finishing fifth in berths to the tourney, some con- realizes just how gqod the Spar- defense that ranks fourth in the teach,” remarked Summers. He Division I11 at the Howe Cup, troversial and others not. South- tans are. But everyone will know nation in shooting percentage, and attributed this lack of coaching to Tufts upended Wesleyan by an ern Illinois (27-7), the Univer- it after they beat LSU in what third in points allowed per game two problems. First of all, he identical 8-1 score in the season’s sity of Maryland (18-13), Holy should be one of the best games The Fightin’ Illini could be an believed that too many players final home match. Cross (24-5), and James Madi- in the entire tournament. obstacle in the Razorbacks path were at practices at the Same time. Unfortunately, the wins came son (21-7) are some schools that Missouri and Syracuse are on but they will have a lot of trouble This led to frustrationon the play- too late in the season for the probably feel shafted. However, course to meet in the regional with Arkansas’ frontcourt. I think ers’ part because the team wasn’t Jumbos. Yet, it left a lot of hope let’s give that tournament selec- semifinal for the second straight Oklahoma is playing on a differ. given a chance to work with the for next year’s team. tion committee some credit, be- year, as they met in the Midwest ent level now, and this is perhapc coach. Then, when it came time “We’ve got a good nucleus cause, in their opinion, they came Regional semifinalsin 1989, with Billy Tubbs’ best coachingjob ir to play competitions, Summers that can improve drastically,” up with the 64 best teams in the Orangemen pulling out a vic- his tenure in major college bas. was forced to go over techniques Summers explained. He also added America. And let’s facc it, that is tory. The Virginia Cavaliershave ketball. The Razorbacks will cause and strategies in the middle of the that the team “has no place to go no simple task. two leaders in Jon Crottv and the “Skeeter Meter” to shake, bu matches. except up .” East Region Bryant Stith, and are playing in , heSooners should urevail. This forced Summers to change So next year’s team members Due to the movement of teams the final year in the reign of c&ch The Hoyas of Gebrgetown art the team’s practice from two hours will have their work cut out for to different parts of the country, Terry Holland. The Irish of Notre a legitimate shot to be in tht with the men’s team to one and a them. As next year’s captain the East Regional is the weakest Dame are prone to pulling major regional finals. but they have no half hours by themselves. That Melissa MacGillivray said, “We’re of field. Bo& Syracuse and Geor- I upsets, and if given the chance, won a regional since they lost ii way the coach could really get looking forward to a great year.” getown, two of the more recent they might just do it again. the 1984-85national finals to tlx down to somecoaching.Thislack That would be one ending that Beasts of the East, have been sent Syracuse will have a tough Villanova. A great second row of time working on their strokes Tufts would be proud to see come to the Southeast and Midwest time with either Virginia or Notre matchup could involve Xavier an( also forced the team members to true. respectively. The Connecticut Dame, but should advance to meet Georgetown, a Musketeer tean Huskies, along with Kansas, are Missouri in the Sweet Sixteen. that is looking to prove itself tc the only two teams in the region , Syracuse’s talent should over- the country. that have had great success with ; power the Tigers, but whenever The Bulldogs of Georgia havc their tough conference and sea- you have Jim Boeheim on the “Cinderella”written all over them son schedules. bench, you never know what can if they get past a tough Texa The “L-Train,” Lionel Sim- happen. team (led by former Tufts coacl mons, brings LaSalle into the West Region Tom Penders). Once by Texas tournament with the country’s best The West Region contains they will have a chance agains record at 29-1, but the Metro defending NCAA champion Purdue, a team they matchup we1 Atlantic Athletic Conference Michigan, a scorching 24-6 Ari- with from top to bottom. I 1001 (MAAC) poses no legitimate zona squad, the nation’s number competition. Indiana is always a two team in UNLV, and a hungry see MADNESS, page 9 threat, but the Hoosiers are too Louisville team. The Rebels young to know what it takes to should have little trouble with win the national championship. Arkansas-Little Rock, Ohio The Duke Blue Devils have State, or possibly Providence. made three trips in the last four Gary Payton’s Oregon State years to the Final Four but are Beavers will fall to Louisville in coming off a tough loss to Geor- the second round, ending what SPF gia Tech in the ACC semi-finah. could be a Player-of-the-Year type Look for Connecticut, Clemson, season. UNLV is a highly skilled Duke, and Kansas to advance{@ team, filled with a lot of heart and Protection, &Fun the Meadowlands in the Sweet intensity, to eo along with plenty Sixteen. If CkmSOnplaySwell in of athletic ability, which will place for its second round game against them in the regional finals. LaSalle, they will knock off top ne Wildcats are play- SeededConnecticuttoadvanceto ing some of the best basketball in the final eight. On the other Side the country, however. If they are Spring Break of the region, a Dt&-Kansas to have any chance, they will matchup is exWted, and Duke’s have to beat both Michigan and experience will land them a spot UNLV, which is no easy task. against ACC nemesis Clemson They should have no problems Before you head into the sun, for a bid to Denver. getting to the regional semifi- take precautions against the The California Golden Bears nals, and that goes for Michigan might surprise the General’s as well. The Wolverines are play- dangers of skin cancer I Hoosiers, and don’t be surprised ing exceptional basketball, but ifUABgkesUCLAatoughgame. they will find themselves in a Perhaps the best first round game battle if New Mexico State can Stop by the Campus Center for info and lotion samples in this region is the St. John’s- survive the emotionally driven Temple matchup. Both the Red- Loyola Marymount team. The men and the Owls are without the New Mexico State-LoyolaMary- TODAY services of their big men, but the mount game will be watched Boo Harvey-Mark Macon closely by many viewers, most of ~kcourtshowdown should make which I’m sure will be pulling for Sponsored,by The Leonard Camtichael Society for a great game. the courageous bunch under Paul Southeast Region Westhead. The Southeast Regional is Michigan was beaten in the Tuesday, March 13,1990 THE TUFTS DAILY qage seven SPORTS Men’s hoop looks to next season Blatchford and Benson will be key losses for the Jumbos by SEAN MELIA some frustrating defeats. used their youth as an excuse. Senior Staff Wri‘tcr By all standards the Jumbos Rather, most saw this season as a The men’s hoop team learned were a young team this season. disappointment.Sophomore point one thing this season, if nothing They are graduating only two guard Pat Skerry commented, else. The three major elements to seniors, co-captain guards Kevin ‘They handed us the ball as wpho- Blatchford and Bill Benson. The mores and we didn’t step up and rest have spent the last two sea- do what we should have.” Basketball son playing the roles of upper- There will be no time to worry mclassmen. Coach Bob Sheldon about whether or not the team noted, “We’ve been young the will perform successfully next victory could be narrowed down past two years. This is the last year, because with the loss of to consistency, experience, and time I’m going to say we’re BlatchfordandBenson,there will enthusiasm. The Jumbos were young.” In other words, the be an immediate void to fill. But certainly enthusiastic all season “younger” players will be expected Sheldon believes, “We’ll be all long, playing their hearts out until to play consistently next season right. We’ll be able to replace the the final buzzer, but the other two because they will no longer be points, but it’s going to take the pieces of the puzzle were not able to hide behind the cloak of rest of the team to replace the always there. Hence, a 10-13 “inexperience.” rest.” The coach expects sophomore guard Bill Slackman to provide more perimeter scoring with more playing time to exploit his fine shooting touch. Slackman aver- aged almost 16 points over his last three games off the bench this season and always hustled defen- sively. Also returning is sophomore forward Larry Norman, who averaged 19 points and 7.4 re- bounds in his seven games. His presence in the paint should pro- Photo by Waldek Wajszczuk vide much needed support to the Bruce Bligh averaged 9.8 points per game for the Jumbos. Jumbos diminutive front line. Other players to look for next ing point of the season. We had because of their valuable experi- year to provide support will be three games in row -- Worcester ence this season. Without the Skerry (6.7 assist per game), with State, Middlebury, and UMass- leadership and inspiration of his playmalung abilities and crafty Boston. That’s the biggest thorn Benson and Blatchford, Benson passing. Freshman center Don in my side.” knows that next year his former I Beckel started the last few games At that point in the season it teammates will have to “step up of the season to provide solid looked as though, at 6-6, the and find their roles.” If they do defense and a fine shooting (53%). Jumbos yere putting things to- that then the consistency prob- As he adapts more to the system, gether. They went to 8-7 with a lem will be solved. he shm!d pose an inside threat. win over Suffolk on the road. But Also,big forward Joe McMann they went 2-6 the rest of the way, So next year look for an in- (11 points and eight rebounds per including an 0-4 record in their spired group to really attack their game) will be expected to pro- last home games. opponents. The returning team vide moves in the pivot and keep Perhaps the best part of the will be looking to avenge some of opposing big men out of the key whole season came when they the close losses this year and get on the defensive end. took mighty Williams to double the support of some incoming The 1990-91 team can also overtime in a74-71 loss. Sheldon freshmen. Of course, it wouldn’t use some inspiration from some added, “Everyone played as well hurt if there was more support of the disappointing losses this as they could. We can look back j from studentsat the home games. season that will loom in their and use that as something to grow Crowd inspiration is another key memories as they gear up for the from.” element to success that was defi- season. Sheldon recalled, “When So next season the Jumbos nitely missing in the latter stages I look back I think the Trinity should be able to take care of of the season. So go! It don’t cost game (a 77-70 loss) was the turn- some of the key points of success nothin’. ICrirne and punishment, NCAA style The NCAA, in its infinite wisdom, struck again last alleged viclations, Maryland did not hesitate in cleaning degree of crime involved. A number of Maryland’s Monday when it announced its harsh sanctions against house. Wade was fired and the school began a genuine infractions dealt with a former guard on the team, Rudy the University of Maryland’s basketball program. The effort to clean up the program. Above all, Maryland, Archer. In 1988,Archer started for the Terps’ backcourt, NCAA sent out a positive signal to every school that it unlike Kentucky and N.C. State, helped the NCAA in its but flunked out of school. Archer then decided to go to a has under investigation:Help us and we’ll come down on investigation.And Maryland was still hit with one of the junior college in Baltimore, and the Maryland coaching you hard anyway. harshest punishments ever. staff gave the juco transfer rides to school, which, al- The sanctions placed Is anyone slightly confused? I know I am. But let me though they didn’t know it, were illegal. On the whole, Mike Friedman upon Maryland are try toputitinanotherway.Ifthiswereacriminaltria1,the none of the infractions were much more severe than this, basically the same as accused showed repentance, changed its ways, all but but there were a number of them. From fhe Bleachers those hdedout against pled guilty, and was sentenced to life in jail anyway. However, Maryland didn’t have any really major Kentucky and are ac- For ail those still confused, let me put this yet another infractions. The basketball program didn’t have the tually greater than N.C. State’s. The Terps have been way. This is the NCAA. There is no rhyme or reason to boosters who gave the players $50 handshakes or pay for placed on probation for the next three years, cannot what they do. Like Bo Jackson, they just do it. cars or rent for team members. The coaches did not send appear on television during the 1990-91 season, cannot The severity of Maryland’s punishment is unjustifi- thousands of dollars of enticements to athletes to con- articipate in the NCAA tournament in 1991 or 92, and able for two reasons. First and most importantly, the vince them to come to become a Terp. The program was - x ave had scholarships cut in half through the 1992 NCAA has sent out a signal to every school under not charged with any of the excesses that the SMU or season. And if Maryland is ever again caught doing investigation saying that frankncss and forthrightness Oklahoma football programs were chargcd with. But somethingbad, the basketball program will be subject to means nothing when punishments are considered. In- Maryland received a punishment greater than of those ‘thedreaded “death penalty.” stead of rewarding Maryland’s honesty, the NCAA has repeat offenders. But Maryland’s violations were not as severe as tacitly endorsed Kentucky’s intransigencc. While the More than anything, the NCAA’s ruling seems to ,Kentucky’sor N.C. State’s. At no time did Maryland Wildcat program was under investigation, coach Eddie show that it is the NCAA, not Maryland, that has a lack send a recruit $1000 in an Emery Express package, offer Sutton was allowed to continue coaching, and the pro- of “institutional control”. The NCAA has lost control of v- expensive cars to athletes, or have the coach’s son take gram stonewalledthe NCAA’s investigation.Meanwhile, college athlew in these days of big money. College Ithe SATS for a recruit. a week did not go by without hearing about another football and basketball have become glorified minor

~ Sure, a few recruits received Maryland t-shirts and scandal associated with the program. leagues (which offer an “education”) for the NFL and hats at little to no cost, a recruitable athlete was given The basketball team did not change its mode of NBA. Athletes are leaving school early, or falling prey to rides back and forth to a junior college, team members okration until after sanctions were announced. At that sports agents or professional gamblers. were allowed to keep their frequent flyer miles that they time, after promising to make a change, Kentucky hired In Maryland’s punishment, the NCAA seems to be - accrued going to games, and a few others totalling 27 C.M. Newton, whose reputation was above reproach, as trying to yell “Stop!” to the excesses in college athletics, violations during Bob Wade’s three years of coaching, Athletic Director. Then Kentucky went on a nationwide, but all the sound that is escaping says, “We don’t want to but Maryland did not deserve a punishment this harsh. highly publicized search for anew, big-name head coach. hear about it.” Of course, Maryland is not innocent, but I could have understood the sevzrity of the sanctions I don’t think they’ve learned their lesson. when its appeal is heard, the NCAA should realize the had Wade still been coaching at Maryland or if Maryland The second reason that Maryland’s sanctions are un- statement that is made by its sanctions and reduce

. lhad a long history of violations. But after hearing of the .Iiustifiable is that the Dunishment YI rrreatIv exceeds the Marvland’s Dunishment. I page eight THE TUFTS DAILY Tuesday, March 13,1990

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RAPE the session was beneficial because, ASBESTOS fibers into the air, adding that it is runs through two classrooms in continued from page 1 often, “studentswouldn’t suspect continued from page 1 not the most desirable option in the basement of the building. Coole said that in the past the their dates of committing date choose the removal option:’ every case. Butler said that dur- An extensive asbestos removal court has issued restraining or- rape.” According to Pitoniak, since ing the removal, the area was was conducted in Miller Hall in ders on people who have been “The main line is to be aware undamaged asbestos does not pose “off-limits to anyone not involved the summer of 1988 which in- obsessively controlling their of your surroundings,”saidfresh- a health fisk, it is “difficult to with the project.” cluded the entire building except boyfriend or girlfriend. man Gregg Wilenu* an justify the removal” of it. “It’s Last October the Environ- for the end of the building where Participants react Epsilon Pi pledge. really not harming anyone if it’s mental Health and Safety Office the Tufts Computer Store is lo- “The speakers were excellent. ‘‘We [Tufts police officers] are in good shape,” she said. undertook the removal of exposed cated. I thought it went really well,” here and YOU Can trust US. We Pitoniak said that the process asbestos in the Good Eaton area Asbestos from theboilerroom said Robin BentY, co-chair of the have Several sexual assault Offi- of removing asbestos involves a of Eaton Hall, as well as minor located in the computer store area IGC Committee on Sexual Har- cers,” Badger said. risk of releasing the carcinogenic asbestos damage to a pipe which was completed last October. assment and Date Rape Aware- Veronica Carter, program ness. coordinator for the Dean of stu- Setting out on the road to Denver “I think the seminar was very dents Office, noted that students imprtant,”saidCraigFriedman, may use a wide variety of re- MADNESS The Final Four done, the national rankings will president of the current Zeta Psi sources for help if they are vic- continued from Page 6 At the end of the long road to rank the team that is on top right pledge class. “Many people don’t tims of sexual assault. for Georgetown and Purdue to Denver will be the Duke Blue now, Oklahoma, the number one realize how serious date rape is, Carter said that students can meet in the regional semifinals, Devils from the East, the Okla- team in the nation for the 1989- and many people don’t even real- speak confidentially with some- with Purdue going on to meet homa Sooners from the Midwest 90 season. ize what date rape is.” one at the Dean of Students Of- Oklahomain theregional finals. I Region, the Wildcats from Enjoy one of America’s Spec- Sandra Giordano, president of fice, the Counseling Center, the have a feeling that something big the West, and the Michigan State tacles,andpleasesupporttheJoel the current pledge class of Alpha Women’s Center, or a trusted is going to happen in this part of Spartans from the Southeast. Reed and Ron Blackburn Memo- Omicron Pi, and Tufts Daily clergyman if they are victims of the country, and it just might Oklahoma will play Michigan rial ScholarshipFundsby partici- eceivables Manager, said that date rape. involve those Bul!dogs or ycur state for the national champion- patingin the Second AnnualTufts Friendly Musketeers from Ohio. ship, and when all is said and Daily March Madness Challenge. This Sprin Break learn Gorbachev runs into opposition bartending at54 assachusetts’ REPUBLICS ture or the socialist state. powers are needed so the Soviet only accredited bartending continued from page 1 If the presidency proposal is Union won’t fall into a ethnic and school. oly on power and substitute a approved Tuesday, deputies will nationalist violence that could multiparty political system, and then nominate and elect someone threaten his campaign fordemoc- New England call today toallow individuals toown facto- to the job, possibly the same day. ratization and reform. The Su- (617) 247- 1600 Bartenders ries and lease land, Gorbachev is the only candidate preme Soviet, an m of the 811 Bovlston Street School Another draft amendment whose name has been mentioned Congress that functions as the Boston, MA 02116 would ban any party or organiza- thus far and he is expected to win, working legislature, voted over- Licensed by the Coninionwealth of Mdssdchusth Orparnent 01 Mucdtion tion whose goal is violent over- said progressive deputy Sergei whelmingly to support the pro- Accredited h) the Accrediting Counal for Continuing Education &Training throw of the constitutional struc- Stankevich. posal Feb. 27. Gorbachev has said the new

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WAR, POVERTY, AND ENVIRONMENTAZ DESTRUCTION

A talk and discussion highlighting the connection between environmental degradation, armed rebellion and the need for land reform in Central America.

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TO REGISTER CALL Wednesday, March 14 383-3299 7:30 Cabot Aud. Sponsored by: the Center for Environmental Management, The Collective on Latin Anierica, Environmental Consciousness Outreach page ten THE TUFTS DAILY Tuesday, March 13,1990 NAP leader calls for support at Tufts FULANI pointed to recent voter fraud in asleep,” she said. fanaticallypro-Zionist.” She said those in power quote Farakhan, a continued from page 3 the Bronx in New York City. She Despite the difficulties inher- that at a meeting in Palm Beach, respected leader in the African off your TV and they were gone.” said that in the most recent elec- ent in running on an independent Florida the ADLissued a 13-page American community, out of Fulani noted that there are two tions someone tampered with ticket, Fulani says she received report condemning NAP as anti- context in an attempt to foment groups ofpolitical leaders among voting machines to keep the NAP 250,000 votes in the 1988 presi- semitic because it said Jews have hostility between two oppressed African Americans. She called candidate from winning. As a dential election, including two’ abandoned the traditional civil groups, African Americans and the fnst group “cross-overDemo- result, the winner of thecity coullcil percent of the African American rights struggle, while Israel has Jews. crats,’’ or the “black establish- position had more votes tallied vote, seven and a half percent of been unsupportive of popular Shesaid that sheandFarakhan ment.” Included in this group are than the governor. NAP received the African American vote in some struggles for liberation through- are anti-Zionist,but she compared Mayor David Dinkins of New 42 percent of the vote anyway, southern states, and about three out the world. this with being anti-Nazi as op- York City, Governor Doug Wilder but the next day the only candi- percent of the vote from the gay Fulani said that the current posed to anti-German. She said of Virginia, and Ron Brown, head dates mentioned in any newspa- and lesbian communities. government of Israel - though that in every church, mosque, of the Democratic National pers were the winner and a con- Fulani stressed theimportance not the people of Israel -should synagogue, or other religious Committee,a position Fulani said servative candidate who had re- of creating new institutions, such not claim any righteousness be- institution leaders make remarks he will be allowed to hold “as ceived under 300 votes. NAP, as NAP, noting that it is not pos- cause of the 6 million Jews mur- that would be extremely offen- long as he doesn’t talk about me.” which had received over 13,000, sible to change the country by dered in the Holocaust because it sive to other groups. She said that She said this is part of the agree- was not mentioned. When they changing the minds of individu- is sponscring comparable activi- Farakhan’s remarks are given a ment to which he had to make in asked the editors of the newspa- als. “If we want to impact we ties against Palestinians on the great deal of publicity to create a order to head the committee. pers why this was the case, she have to impact at the level of the West Bank and Gaza Strip. rift between African Americans The second group includes said their response was that they institutions,” she said. In order to Fulani denied being anti- and Jews. -. Fulani, S harpton,Louis Farakhan decided two days in advance which do something about established Semitic, and pointed out that Fulani also said that if she and, to a degree, Jackson. ‘Though parties would be covered. Fulani institutions new ones have to be Jewish opinion with regards to were president, she would call for he doesn’t want to belong there,” noted that signatories of NAP created to replace them, she added. Israel and other issues is not sanctions against Israel until a according to Fulani. She said that petitions in Wyoming were sub-. Much of the debate at the monolithic, and that many Jews settlement betwein Israelis and the first group tries to pretend not ject to similar types of treatment. beginning of the question and also condemn the Israeli govern- Palestinians could be achieved. to know who_the people in the Fulani said there needs to be a answer period centered on accu- ment’s activities with regard to Fulani called for the founding second group are. clearer definition of major inde- sations that Fulani, NAP and other Palestinians. She said that her of a NAPchapter at Tufts, noting Nonetheless, Fulani said that pendent parties, so that candi- African American leaders are anti- problem is with the Israeli gov- that chapters already exist at Smith the “cross-over democrats,” who dates for these parties can appear Semitic. ernment, not with Jews. She also and Harvard. “I invite you to help have tried to change “the system” in forums such as nationally tele- In her speech, Fulani said of said that Louis Farakhan, who me build the New Alliance Party.... from within, have failed. She vised debates. the Anti-Defamation League of has been quoted frequently by the You should build it because it’s a pointed out that from 1984 to “There would be a difference B’nai B’rith, “I identify the Anti- press making what appear to be privilege and because we need 1988 one million fewer African if I were in a presidential debate. Defamation League as anti-Black, virulently anti-Semitic remarks, it .... You should build a chapter - Americans voted in national elec- One is that you wouldn’t fall anti-progressive, anti-poor, and is not anti-Semitic. Shesaid that - a big one,” she said. tions. She said Jackson, who straddles the two groups, had the ,s job of raising the black vote. ‘fThat ;ss,2 was his job... and he blew it.” Fulani cited other statistics to show that the “black establish- ment” has failed to change, in- cluding the fact that one fourth of Now it’s easier to African American males end up in prison. She also noted that there are studies that give statistics of lor afford a computer what African Americans are eat- ing “but ignores those who aren’t” Fulani said that change from within has proven impossible, so +% 1’ of your own... she has created NAP, a “black- -. led, woman-led, multi-racial, pro- gay, pro-socialist independent Leas party,” which is now the fourth largest politica! party in the na- Long lines at the computer lab got you down? Tired of writing tion, behind the Republican, Democratic and Libertarian par- papers out by hand, only to retype them later? Looking for a simple ties. way to afford a new IBM PS/2 system with preloaded software, Fulani described the obstacles in creating an independent party including the word processing power of Microsoft Word? that does not represent corporate white America. She cited statis- - tics indicating that over 60 per- cent of elementary schoql stu- IBM introduces the PS/2 Loan for Learning -- an easier, more dents surveyed thought it was il- affordable way to put the power of an IBM Personal System/2 at legal to be a member of a third Party. your command on your desk, in the comfort of your own room! Fulani said that certain state laws regarding the appearance of candidates of “independent par- Unlike many personal loans or installment plans, the PS/2 Loan ties”on stateballots are unconsti- tutional. Fulani described “inde- for Learning is easy to apply for and very affordable. pendent @es”as any party other than the Democratic and Repub- Even better, you have five years to repay with no penalties for lican party. To get on ballots in all 50 states she said she needed 1.5 prepayment. But, best of all, it requires no collateral. million signatures. Some states required considerableamounts of money as well. For example, in Tufts students, faculty and staff can purchase IBM PS/2 systems North Carolina she needed 45,000 signatures as well as five cents with spectacular discounts of 40% off list price! -- per signature. In Florida she needed 60,OOO signatures plus 10 cents Why wait? With IBM’s Loan for Learning, putting the per signature, and she had to mail power of a PS/2 on your desk has never been easier. each signature individually on a 14 cent post card. “This is a democracy?” she asked. Fulani also cited problems with For details about PS/2 systems and IBM’s Loan for Learning, drop by -.. the way the media has covered elections. As an example she the Tufts Computer Store behind Miller Hall, or call your PS/2 For ‘che price Collegiate Reps Bill Shein (629-89 13) and Dan Perkel (629-8937). of a fishing rod, -* we can lure a dropout back to school. Tuesday, March 13,1990 THE TUFTS DAILY page eleven,

7. c Expansion of Tufts recycling hampered by budgetary constraints - - - RECYCLE and change” more per carton. recycling, but there is no market this is becoming a critical prob- community,so we needa central- continued from page 3 “We’re giving people the option. for that,” White said. “Having it , lem,” she said. “Pollutants from ized recycling system -- without recycling process by completing No one is forced to use the re- taken to be recycled would cost the landfills leach into ground- it, recycling just wouldn’t get the cycle,”White said. “Recycled cycled paper, but it’s there if people more than landfilling.” White water, and that’s the water we’,re done,” Flanagan said. “We don’t materials are more expensive now want it,” he said. Corcoran said noted that although the Univer- drinking. have infinite resources. Cans and because they are not being pro- the purchasing department has sity cannot profitably recycle “In addition, recycling ismore bottles and newspaper are easily duced on a large scale.” She added ordered 30 cases to have on hand plastic, students are encouraged resource efficient -- not only by recycled. We can’t just continue that the bookstore should be stock- for such requests. Distribution and torecycleit through Medfordand not using untouched resources, cutting down trees and mining ing recycled-paper notebooks Property Manager Sheila Chish- Somerville. but also in terms of water and aluminum and bauxite when re- soon. olm said it is “a little early to Despite the fact that recycling energy use,” she added. cycling is more efficient and Tufts Purchasing Manager Bill make a judgement” on demand at Tufts is business, White and “Students don’t haveaccess to doesn’t destroy natural resources.” Corcoran said the recycled paper for the new paper. her fellow environmentalists have cars or awareness of the local being offered at the Copy Stop, Plans to expand the recycling not lost their global vision. 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PROCESSING on so FULLY FURNISHED For typing, word processing, & Job includes research, xeroxing TRAVEL TO TALLOIRES on Mon evenings at 630pm 3rd SINGLE!! laser printing of letters, resumes, etc. Call Prof. White 381-3567 lmpt mtg for students registered floor Ballou Hall 3-4 bdrm, for the summer academic program near sch and trans, no util. no pets n spacious, bright 2 bdrm apt papers, or theses, call Ellen after Very close to campus, parking 5:30pm at 488-3901. Asian American Center in Talloires. France - WED MAR 14, ref. $400 per person. aft 4:30 776- Peer Advising Program wants fun- 6-7:30pm in Barnum 008. Group 0009 avail. Great price for civilized IIV- ingl for ’90-’91 Call 391-8426 - THE PROCESSED WORD loving, dedicated, dynamic, re- flight and other travel options will sponsible people for positions as be discussed. Lost& Summer Sublet Llse 395-0004 - 395-1013(FAX (FAX IN YOUR TERM PAPERSOk advisors next year. Come pick up 1 rm avail in a spacious 3 bdrm apt an apolication at the Asian House ARE YOU PRO-CHOICE?? behind Miller on Fajrmont Ave. Lge COME SEE FOR RESUME FOR QUICK TURN- Found now. Here IS your chance to ACT NOW! eat in kitchen, new bath and a deck YOURSELF AROUND)! Full service, profes- You won’t believe what a fantas- sional word processing service Come andjoin the first pro-choice for barbecuing. Call Julie 629- LOOKING for group on campus! First gen’l mtgis If you lost 9106 hc summer sublet only 100 yds to offering typeset quality resumes, mth Campus & the bus you can term papers, tape ,transcription. a Fraternity. Sorority. or Student tomorrow Wed Mar 14. 8pm Eaton 3. beautifulpair of gloves in Barnum lave Fully furnished room, mail forwardtng/receiving, notary, Org that would like to make $500- 201. All members of Tufts Commu- 104 on Thurs Mar 8 call 623-2853 Bad luck $1000 for one week on-campus nity invited to attend. [o claim. in the Junior housing lottery? We Nasher. hardwood floors, lots of FAX service, MCNISA. Conven- Nindows. driveway. & awesome iently located in Medford Square marketing project. Must be organ- know how it feels. We’re looking lousemates Female non-smok- ized and hardworking. Call Eliza- Everyone is invited LOST for 1 or 2 nonsmoking females to at 15 Forest Street (opposite 3rs call Lori at 391-9252 or 396- beth or Myra at (800) 592-2121. to REFLECTIONS, Wed 3/14, 12- 4 silver heart bracelet lost middle share an apt next year. Please call Post Office). CALL JANICE - 395- 3666 DO04 lorn in Goddard Chad. Soeaker ,f last week. If found, please call Allison 629-8518 or Mara 629- DRIVERS NEEDED and music, followed by lighi lunch rammy 629-8571 8322. MEDFORD-DESIREABLE The $99 DJ SPECIAL for gourmet food delivery in Lex- and discussion. TOPIC: “Religion CONDO FOR RENT. Laser Sound brings life to your on- ington and Arlington. Flexible and Ethics Are Not the Same . LOST. 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Call Liz or Bill -625-6021 with living rm and kitchen. Avail IBM. Laser Printing. Reasonable Great office experience. No expe- .. rience necessary. We will train June 1. One month’s rent deposit Rates, Quick Turnaround, Park- ing. Serving Tufts students and you. Close to Campus. Call Liz at Summer Theater in the ’ Found” . 3 BDRM APTS req’d. Rent reasonable, parking Purple silk scarf, near Barnum. Across from Tufts in 3 fam. $1050 faculty for 10 years. 5 minutes 391 -7366. Berkshires avail, 2 garages and driveway. Call Call 629-8326 and describe. . ($350/person). HDWD floors, 3-7pm, 776-5467. .. from Tufts. CALL 395-5921 ANY- Creative control, production ex- mod K & B. porch & yard. Sunny & TIME. ASK FOR FRAN. Occasional andlor penses paid for, housing and food regular babysitter provided. Sound good? All inter- ’ LOST quiet. 547-8926 Two 3 Bdrm Apts a plain gold keyring with 2 keys on “‘RESUMES“” for 2 girls ages 3yrs and lyr. Pre- ested performers, musicians, avail for rent June 1. Bright and fer student who will be avail during it. Please call 629-9758 . . Housemate for 2 bdrm apt very clean; well maint., partially LASER TYPESET technical and business people the summer and possibly next should sign up on the Arena call- r. Large Apt with living room, dining furnished, rent VERY reasonable. $1 5.00 395-5921 LOST room, eat-in kitchen, porches. Impressive Laser Typeset Resu- Sept. Good salary. 729-2805 board for an interviewlaudition 1 mo dep. req’d. Parking avail. Call tonight or tomorrow. Call Laura at Pulsar quartz watch. Inscription only $250/mo. Avail 6/90 or 9/90, 3-7pm, 776-5467. mes With Semester-Long Com- SUMMER JOBS TO SAVE 629-8557 for more info. on back. Great sentimental value. Jim 321-0452 puter Storage. One Day Service Please call Eric at 629-9636 for a Avail. Five Minutes From ENVIRONMENT FREE ROOM AND BOARD Department of Music Reward. I 3 bdrm apt for rent n exchange for 1520 hours per rufts.Also. Word Processing and Earn $2500-$3500. National cam Includes living room, dining room, Typing Services. Student Papers, paign positions to pass clean air presents piano music of To the rson who Neek of babysitting. light house- Schubert, Scriabin, and Chopin. eat in kitchen, porches, off street hold chores, cleaning or cooking Grad School Applications, Per- act, , stop toxic pollution, tighten picked up my Pg-31Stats book in parking, and refrigerator. All convenient to school. Call now for sonal Statements. Theses, Mul- pesbcide controls, promote rec Stacey Petti, Michael Berger and front of the Engin. Library on 3-8: rooms in excellent condition. Rent FALL placement. SUMMER place- tiple Letters, Tapes Transcribed, cling, available 18 states/D.i: Johnathan Bell will perform on AliciaIf you 629-8063.“found” it, Ifplease you “Stole” call me it. $1050 without utils. Call Anne Tents also avail. 277-6420. Laser Printin CALL lntvs on campus 3/13. 3/20. Call Wed Mar 14 at noon at 20 Profes- I395-4587. FRANCES ANYhlE%955921. Kate toll free: 1-800-75-EARTH sors‘ Row. Bring your lunch. please go die. page twelve THE TUFTS DAILY Tuesday, March 13,195 Classif iedsCla sif iedsClassifi !dsClassifiedsClassi f iedsclassif iedsclassif ic IsClassifie- Kira Stammler, To Melissa, Aimee, Maria The glrl from the paniiy- Sweet new Columbia Can't forget you. It has been a Get well soon. Thanks for all the Sportswear and Melissa support. Love, your ex-roomate (a.k.a. the sisters of AMS): Let long time, but strong feelings die Powder Keg" parka for sale. the countdown to DAMONA hard. For Sale 3arely used. Blue and black exter- New Sorority ' Personals begin1 I can't wait to soak up the ial shell, with' zip out medium NINA ... New Sorority Florida rays & just remember Let's do dinner! For those who wight liner. It's the latest "JEN & KIM" there is no such things as "just The craziest little sister ever.. GUARANTEED LAY! age ...and it's practical tool Price you are the best! Here's to more missed Sunday's meeting, come Imagine: The sun shines upon your friends," OK? Love, Stacey for dinner at Hodgdon on Wed 3/ in the sun on the firm, shapely s negotiable. Call 629-9872 to in- hot skin. Parched, you reach for good times together. Your CHI Puerto Rican beaches. Dirt luire. OMEGA Big Sis Allison 14. We'remeetin in theloungeat 5 the glass at your side. but it is Dear Greek Jammers, -See you there1 Cheap! $300 round trip to San gone. Before you can even move Glad to hear that our foolish can- Juan. March 15-25. Death in the from your place in the sand, a non-painting frenzy didn't affect **Karen Stohlman" ' family. Must sell. Mary-Lis 629- mysterious stranger slips another your cause. PS. You missed a good I'rn so excited to be your Big Sis- 9377ASAP tall, cool drink into your groping party. Love, The Heartless Dogs ter-We're going to have a great hand. In 5 days all this (AND of Wilson House semester! Love, Marla 1 Pair Stereo Speakers Rides MORE) will be ours. \ Birthdays 125 Watts per channel. Must hear "To the Swimmers who Brett Thorn to appreciate. Paid $500, will sell To the A**hole who stole road tripped to Williams" Just to restore your faith- Some Michele, for best offer. Call Greg 391-8457 my money: Thanks so much for-the support! It women like candlelight dinners Thank you for reminding me of your 1'11 drive you home Just wanted to clear your con- meant a lot! You guys are the best! with intimate French conversa- birthday since I have absolutely no AIR MAYER ... to New York City area on Fri Mar 16 if can park car in yourdrive- science before you spent it be- Love, Jill, Mo, April & Rory tion. Laura memory. I'rn going to have a great Just dew eet. Get the t-shirt that I my cause the money you stole belongs time skiing in Utah. From a man of everyone wants. Limited supply. way for the weekend and can catch a nearby-train tolfrom to a non-profit club that donates ERICA Andy R. great intelligence, Geoff Only $10. Call 629-8913 or 62% any of its profits to charity. Thank you for an incredible 5 Although our encounters have 8247 NYC. Call Alex ASAP. 629-9155. Thanks and F"' You. months. I don't know how thp next been few, they have been ex- Happy Birthday Matthew 5 can be any better. but I'm defi- tremely memorable. Let's meet at Carter Torrey! JAMAICA 1 need a ride to BONZ nitely willing to give it a try. Love, the Pub tonight if your work I love you with all my heart. -Anne for $550 you can go to Jamaica for Washington D.C, Owner of the Leviathan. The skirt Josh schedule allows. -An Admirer PS. Spring Break. Price includes air leaving Thurs or Fri (15th-16th) come off now. It's time to suck You still have my umbrella. Happy Birthday Zee! fare, transportation, and hotel for will share etc. Please call Carla down some loads, your little bro. To The Sexiest Man Alive (just a day late -sorry. I was the whole week. Contact Otto at 629-8963 Braidy. With The Killer Charm: "studying"!) Hope it was awe- 547-9847 (Price is negotiable) We finally made it to our 5th month Allyson Spector some and don't forget: altruism is (one space available) Anyone going to For your information, anniversary! Luv. Sa I'm so excited to be your Big Sis- the key! Love ya! Feta or north SYRACUSE(Watertown area?), I Greek Jam- ter. Get ready for the good times BRAND NEW TV WedidnotpaintoverGreekJamon AUDITIONS to come! Love, Your Big Sis Cheryl Michele, Iwon aTV in a raffle and I'm looking need a ride 8 will share expenses. the cannon. We tore off the news- Who is the Real Inspector Hound? Happy 20th birthday, babe. 240 to sell it. It'san unused Sylvania 19 Leaving Thurs, Fri, or Sat, 8 re- paper for Recycling Day, so there. Find out! Audition for 3Ps Fort- Kim Krupp months down, 12 to go. Have a inch remote control color N.Sell- turning anytime during Spring Apologies. Congrats on Greek night Show-The Real Inspector I'm so excited. you are my little great time skiing in Utah, and, uh. ing for $250. Call 629-8418 Break. Call Susan 629-7944. Jam, and yes, our party was great. Hound. Today 3:30-5:30 in sister! There's so much fun to look DON'T break a leg. Love you. Wilson House Jackson Sign up at the Arena forward to so get psyched! Love, Howard Plane ticket Anyone driving through or Call Board or just show up. Your Big Sis-Meredith from Boston to Pittsburgh. March to Philadelphia '280 Harvard' Michele, 16th 8:30pm. Price negotiable. for Spring Break? I need a ride on Just checking... BUY Virginia Juniors!!! To Who (oops, Whom) it You didn't tell me, you fink, that it 629-9322. 3/16 or 3/17. Will share all ex- Creeper tickets!!! --L.R.M. Get involved in planning events for. may concern: was your birthday. Ppppppp! penses. Call Megan at 629-8689. your class! Come to the class Could we be approaching 2 112 (That's the sound of me making a I've said it before... TONIGHT council meeting on Tues Mar 13 at months? Looks like I didn't break "raspberry") Have a wonderful But I'll say it again: you should buy Ride needed to It's the Adam and Adam Show. 1- 7pm in Rm 209 at the Campus Ctr. any New Year's Resolutions. birthday and a great Spring Break. classified ads in the Tufts Daily. Washington D.C. 3amon91.5WMFO.Two niceguys Thanx for all the great times we've Luv. Laura PS. AP? Are you sure? How else can you let everyone on on March 15. 16 or 17. Will share playing some pretty cool tunes! VCR ...we want our VCR! had in '90. Love, the Chauffeur Well, at least you'll still be invited the campusor just that one spe sxpenses. Please call Karen at More fun than play-do! We'll be back. Next year. PS. Did you miss me? to China Inn. cia1 person - know how you feel: 629-8166.

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