TI-IE TUFTS DAILY Where You Read It First Tuesdav. March 16.1993 Vol XXVI. Number 35 Budgets for fiscal ’94 passed Sunday night by DAVID MEYERS down by the Committee on Stu- Daily Editorial Board dent Life. The Tufts Community Union “These groups aren’t opened to Senate approved the budget allo- everyone. Can we budget them?’ cations for student organizations asked junior senator Michelle for fiscal year 1994 during its Sun- Farquhar. day night meeting. TCU President Randy Ravitz A total of $61 1,300 was allot- explained why the Senate should ted to 100TCU organizations, with continue to budget the IGC. the biggest budgets going to the “It is our job to budget them, Inter-Greek Council, Program- not to look at their constitutional- ming Board, and Hillel. Of this ity,” Ravitz said. total, $35,000 was allotted to the According to Fee, there is a buffer fund, which is used to fund procedure in case an organization new organizationsand groups that is derecognized or not find they require more money dur- rerecognized. ing the year. “If a recognized group is bud- After last Sunday’s meeting geted and then derecognized but during which the Allocations not rerecognized by an appeal, its Board’s (ALBO) recommenda- money falls into the buffer fund,” tions were presented to the full Fee said. Senatebody, three campus .croups' Another issue was raised by photo by Olivier Tittmann budgets went back to ALBo to-be TCU Vice President Doug Spitzer, What you have here is the sun glistening off H,O in its different stages outside the Campus Center. reviewed again. who questioned why the budgets

thefGC’sbudgetforrush GokleG cil were included within the IGC Director of Housing addresses and advertising. The CatholicCen- budget. ter was reviewed after a senator Sophomore Senator David pointed out that the budget in- Senate on Jumbotel, Jumbonet cluded a weekly newsletter which see BUDGET, page 6 had actually been printed every Good and Welfare reform bylaw amended and approved other week. The third organiza- lowed by the uphill campus, and tion was Tufts Christian Fellow- by DAVID MEYERS “There were some complaints ship, which had asked for more -Daily Editorial Board that it wasn’t meeting student then the remainder ofthe downhill Director of Housing John needs,” saidDarcey. He explained portion ofthe Capus. “The goal money to fund retreats and speak- ers. ALBO decided to stand be- Darcey spoke to the Tufts Com- that many problems have been is to getcomPuterhookuPsintoall munity Union Senate during its expressed by students who live in the residence halls,” said Darcey. hind its original recommendations meeting Sunday night regarding South, but that they have been According to Darcey, the for all three organizations. the new phone system in South corrected. Some ofthe complaints project began in South Hall be- When TCU Treasurer John Fee Hall. In addition,the Senatepassed include phonebills containing calls cause it was cheapest to install it in opened the meeting for discussion a bylaw regarding the privacy of that were never received by the a new building. “It costs money to on the budget, some senators ques- its Good and Welfare session. outside party and bad connections wire the campusbut it’s worth it. It tioned the legitimacy ofbudgeting Darcey’s remarks concerned with Jumbonet. is now commonplace to have ac- the IGC when it had not yet been the performance of the JumboteV Darcey was accompanied by cess to computers,” he said. rerecognized by the Tufts Com- Jumbonet system in South Hall two members of the telecommu- In this phone system, each Stu- munity Union Judiciary.The TCUJ over the past year. In this system, nications department, Marj dent would have apersonal access has postponed its final vote to al- all residents of South Hall are on Minnigh and Leslie Nelson, who code which has to be entered be- low the IGC, Panhellenic Council, and Inter-Fraternity Council the the University’s phone extension answered senators’ questions. fore a long distance call can be Dally file photo system and everyonehas a hookup The project to install Jumbotel/ made. Darcey explained that while opportunity to rewrite a constitu- tion that fits the requirements set TCU Treasurer John Fee to the University computer com- Jumbonet consists ofthree phases, munication system. the first being South Hall, fol- seeSENATE, page6 B&G works to clear Administration unveils new jobs campus of snow, ice program for 1.3 million youths Process expected to take one week WASHINGTON (AP) -- The tutoring children at day care facili- million kids in disadvantaged ar- Clinton administration unveiled ties. eas off the streets, into jobs, into by CHRIST1 BEEBE Gilbert. Many of these employees details ofits summerjobsprogram The administration has asked structures, give them some disci- Daily Editorial Board worked from 7 a.m. until 6 p.m. on for disadvantaged youth on Mon- Conmess for $1 billion in addition pline, give them some reason to Armed with sand-distributing Sunday, he added. day and challe&eh businesses to to th’: $900 million already avail- report for work.” equipment and snow-removal ve- According to Gilbert, there are match the 1.3million jobs the gov- able for the Summer Youth Em- The department said a teen- . hicles, 35 Buildbgs and Grounds approximately eight snow-clear- ernment expects to provide. ployment and Training Program. ager, working 32 hours a week for employees were on hand at 7 a.m. ing vehicles that Buildings and The jobs include clerical work Over half the additional money 8 to 10 weeks during the summer, Sunday to begin the process of Grounds has available during in city offices, maintenance work will be targeted to the 100 cities could earn between $1,100 and removing the snow and ice that the storms. In addition, a“bombadeer” for public properties, recreational with the greatest number of eli- $1,400 at the minimum wage of blizzard had left encrusted on the work at parks, nursing assistance gible youth. $4.25. campus the night hefore, said Ed see STORM, page 4 . in hospitals and supervising and The administration proposes And by providing income that Gilbert, director of Buildings and using $300 million of the new will generate spending, the pro- Grounds. ISmooth sailing during snowstorm money.for the equivalent of two Eighteen students working for I Speaking about the stormy weekend, Sergeant Domenic Pugliares weeks of academic enrichment see JOBS, page 6 Buildings and Grounds were also ofthe Tufts Police Department said“Things went smooth [on campus].” during the 8- to 10-week program on hand to aid the process, Gilbert “We did prepare ourselves,” he said. “Thursday the University either in the classroom or on the added. rented two diesel-operated generators,” he added, one to be placed ir job. “We sort of heard about [the Dewick Dining Hall, and the other to be placed in the research building. Labor Secretary Robert Reich Inside storm] all week long,” Gilbert said, The University also hired an electrician to stand by in case the storm said this would help avoid a typi- Features ...... P. 5 although he said that Buildings caused power outages, so that the dining halls would be able to serve calproblem: youths’ falling a third Dental school students do some and Grounds decided Saturday students, Pugliares said. of a grade level behind during the resaerch into drill noise, and Asiar evening to schedule workers for According to Pugliares, the police department also purchased flash- summer break. American students hold a forum overtime on Sunday. lights and batteries that they planned to distribute to students in the In a speech to the Council of Buildings and Grounds has a dormitories in case of a power outage. Great City Schools, Reich saidthe A& E ...... P. 7 “standing call-list of 45 custodi- Although no storm-related accidents were reported over the week- program would “create jobs and The Funtustickr, Tom Ticket 11’s ans and about 11 utility workers” end, the staff of the police department was doubled, he said. educational enrichment for 1.3 spring musical, is a bit of a disappoint ment. available to deal with emergency Decisionsto close the library, the Campus Center, and other Univer- million situations, said Gilbert. Twenty- disadvantagedteen-agers” sity buildings were made by individual managers at those places, between the ages 14 and 21. sports ...... p. 9 five custodians from that list and Pugliares said. “We’re going to challenge the the utility workers appeared on Enter this year’s March Madnes! “If we had needed assistance [from Somerville] we would have private sector to come forward contest! And a handy guide to tell yo1 campus Sunday morning to deal received it,” he added. with an additional 1.3 million with the storm conditions, said the teams to watch. Tuesday, March- 16,1993 rm TUFTSDAILJ Letters to the Editor ognized the importance of rewriting the Paul Horan and Christianity for violent ends. This is Stop blaming religion existing guidelines to ensure that all invest- Editor-in-Chief uncomfortable, because most are to blame To the Editor: ments are appropriate. Managing Editor: Elizabeth Yellen Over the past two weeks, our nation has for a violent culture. But imagine my dis- For the record, the Crees who visited comfortatseeingtheprimary symbolofmy Associate Editors: Elin Dugan, Caroline Schaefei witnessedashootout at the Branch Davidian Tufts told us that the few benefits of the Editorial Page Editor: Stephen Arbuthnot religion in an editorial cartoon, and wit- compound in Waco, Texas, the bombing of projects are greatly outweighed1 by the re- nessing my brothers and sisters in Christ Production Managers: Julie Cornell, the World Trade Center, and the murder of sulting problems. Furthermore. the Grand being labeled as “Accomplices to a Mur- Michael B. Berg, Jamie Fink a physician at an abortion clinic. Yet what Council of the Crees has repeatedly voted der,” (Boston Globe, 3-13-93) for the ac- NEWS troubles me more than these three incidents to oppose further hydro-development: of tions of lone extremists. Imagine the dis- Editors: David Meyers, Christi Beebe is America’s reaction to them. So many their lands. Also, conservation is the “pre- comfort of a Muslim seeing so many Assistant Editor: John Wagley people are piously jumping onto the moral ferred,” and most economic, alternative, Wire Editor: Joel Goldberg supermoral Americans ignore tens of thou- bandwagon -criticizing “those Muslims,” not “Nuclear-Quebec.” Conservationmeans Assisant Editor: Vijak Sethaput sands ofhis brothers and sisters being raped “the religiousright,” or “those close-minded local workers are hired to instal11new light- VIEWPOINTS and murdered in Bosnia, and then being fundamentalists.” I listened to students tell ing, motors, insulation and other energy Editor: Michael J.W. Stickings blamed for the actions of a lone extremist. Assistant Editor: Mimi Ho me that these incidents were the result of efficient items so that we maiitain our the growing fundamentalism of Islam and current standard of living but ihave lower FEATURES Then, once you have attempted to look at Christianity. I opened Saturday’s Boston electric bills. Editor: Rob Mirman the situation in our shoes, don’t stop dis- Assistant Editors: Rachel Levine, Jessica Ruzz Globe and saw an editorial cartoon of a However, I, and I believe most members cussing the situation for fear that you will & wild-eyed man holding up a cross. I opened ART ENTERTAINMENT offend us, but discuss the situation in a of ENVIRONMENTAL Consciousness Editors: Madhu Unnikrishnan, Matt Carson up Sunday’s Boston Globe and read an Outreach, became concerned about this more mature manner, recognizing it as a Assistant Editor: Megan Brenn-White editorial saying, “NOWthe law ... must be- issue because ofENVIRONMEMTALrea- complex societal problem, and not simply WEEKENDER gin dealing with them as domestic terror- sons. Tufts has worked hard to establish Editor: Nadya Sbaiti one of “those religious people.” Production Manager: Patrick Healy ists. Terrorists as deadly as the groups that itself as an ENVIRONMENTAL leader. A Photo Editor: Tabbert Teng spawned the men who parked their rented few examples include the award winning van under aManhattan skyscraper. Cultists Ken Archer LA’96 Center for ENVIRONMENTAL Manage- SPORTS TCU Senator as fanatic as the people holed up in a Wac0 ment, the ENVIRONMENTAL Literacy Editors: Phil Ayoub, Doug Katz, Marc Sheinkin Chair of the Lecture Series Assistant Editors: Craig Ortner, John Tomase compound.” Program, Jean Mayer’s ENVIRONMEN- PHOTOGRAPHY stop. TAL proclamation last year, andthe annual Editors: Tara Kernohan, Matilde Pereda, Who is “them?“ I certainly hope this New England ENVIRONMENTAL, Con- Olivier Tittmann doesn’t refer to Christians, or to pro-life ference occurring at the end of this week. Assistant Editors: Tehzeen Choonavala, Hydro-Quebec is an Juan Mayoral advocates. Who are “the groups?’ This environmental issue Some of these examples were cited in a PRODUCTION couldn’t refer to Muslims, or to the New recent letter from President DiBiaggio to Layout EditoxDirk Reinshagen, Jersey mosque where Mr. Salameh wor- To the Editor: all members of the Tufts conmunity. I Ryan Otto, Leah Schwartz shipped. Who are “the people” and “cult- In response to “It is too late to divest,” would encourage everyone to read this let- Graphics Editor: John Pohorylo ists”? Ipraythis isn’treferring tothe Branch (letter, Daily 3-12-93), divesting from our ter with care and take advantage of the Classifieds Editors: Stephanie Romney, Davidians, or to fundamentalistChristians. holdings in Hydro-Quebec does not mean provided comment page. Re-thinkingTufts Jennifer Rich Assistant Editors: Melissa Nirenberg, When people lazily digress &to comfort- “giving away $2 million!” As a standard investment policies is a logical part of de- Alison Meinster able generalizationsthat somehow Islam or business practice, the bonds can be sold and termining the future direction of the Uni- Copy Editors: Elana Vatsky, Christianity are to blame for the actions of other bonds purchased. According to news versity. Cheryl Horton, Yael Belkind Mr. Koresh, Mr. Salameh, or’.&%-.Griffin, reports, another college needed only a mat- Tufts does not need to “give away” oil is thrown iqto the fire of re1igious intol- ter‘ of days to reinvest the money from money, but I do hope that the new invest- Larry Azer erance. Does anxone dare suggzstthat Chris- Hydro-Quebecbonds in a financially equal ment policy the Trustees adopt in May will Executive Business Director are the sources of this investment. The only money “lost” would compliment Tufts’ well-desertred environ- . Business Manager: Gizem Ozkulahci it is more comforting to be some small transaction fees. mental reputation. Office Manager: Alyssa Soracco . shirk responsibjlie to “them,’,‘‘the groups,” “This does raisethe question of whether .> 1/. . , Receivables Manager: Lyle Mays ’ ‘‘theIpeoplq,’:,itis more honest toplace the money could wind-yp in sother 1. I 2:’ or _I he g Subscriptions Manager: JL McHenry responsibility on a violent culturefhat gh- sponsible investment. In dealing with the - Jim-Coate E%3, &2$3 erates individuals who manipulate Islam Hydro-Quebecissue, the TrusJees have rec- Member-of EO The Tufts Daily is a non-profit newspaper, published -~ onday throughFriday duringthe academicyearanddistb- - :d free to the Tufts community. The Daily is entirely i&nt-run; there are no paid editori.d,pitions. TheDaily is Aspin expr about Russ uted at ,Charlespivq Publishin ~ Charlestoy, e. 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Since it was a Catholic Fewer and fewer residents are learning how to “Women rushees threaten law- who govern an underground rail- school, we studied religion as much as we studied perform abortions, and if you think it’s because suits.” What a great headline I road whose sole purpose is to rip math (in fact, judging from my present math skills, they’re all finding God, youmight want to checkthe recently read. Not only did it grab TLGBC flyers off the wall. Let’s I’d say we studied it more). Although I’m apractic- dosage on that headache remedy you’ve been down- my attention, it also made me nau- be realistic, racism and ing agnostic, I ing this week. Any job-description that starts with seous. This case ranks right up homophobia are nasty aspectsthat Nick Jehlen learned plenty “Bullet-proof vest recommended” isn’t going to there next to the bodybuilder who sadly lurk everywhere, not just in about the Catho- have many takers. is suing Elton John for the body the male-dominated houses that lic religion at St. Of course, those doctors that do choose this Off Center damages the singer inflicted on occupy Professor’s Row. Joseph’s. I even adventure in health care are finding that in order to him during a vicious assault. In the article I read, a woman played Jesus in the school’s production ofGodspell perform their duties, they have to protect them- Maybe I’ll sue God for stopping was quoted as saying, “They [the and won the Religious Service Scholarship award selves, since the police don’t seem be much help. my growth at 5’8“. Or maybe fraternities] only want the com- when I graduated from Junior High. After all this How are they doing this? They’re buying guns, 01 former President Bush will sue pany of women in certain situa- training in the Catholic faith, however, my mind course. Now here’s a good idea. Let’s have a gun Saddam Hussein for being a tions.” What does that mean? Is it seems to be slipping. I could have sworn that some- battle between doctors and priests outside medical chronic liar. But all jokes aside, that every misogynistic brother where in the Bible it says something about killing. facilities where young women go to have abortions. this is a serious issue. feels that women were created only What was it? Something like “Thou shalt not kill,” Doctors with guns, that’s my kind of solution. Fraternity: The quality or state for physical attractions, cooking, I think. So what does all this have to do with the Bible of being brothers. Not siblings, sewing, and laundry? The article Nahh, couldn’t be. and with Catholic education? Nothing. That’s the brothers. I must ask a question that If it really said that in the Bible, how do you point. Sure, some people think that believing that also stated that no lawyer was in- has burned in many a bright mind terested in taking the case. I would explain how Michael Griffin, a devoted Catholic, abortion is murder is part of being Catholic, and on this campus: what is so morally chased Dr. David Gunn from his car last week and there ain’t a thing wrong with that. But saying that probably have better luck trying wrong about a single-sex institu- shot him, point blank, in the back? You could say it its OK to keep women from making their own to find a lawyer to help me with tion that promotes friendship and my vertical challenge complaint. was an isolated case of a nutcase tarnishing the decisions about their own bodies is just simple bonding? Maybe I’m ignorant, image of a movement. You could say that, but it infringement on their rights. And if you have to da Though I am not a member of a but to me it seems that the femi- brotherhood,this issue personally would be, well, a lie. your convincing with a shotgun, it seems to me you nists on this campus are not fight- In fact, violence is not all that uncommon in the might want to rethink your priorities. bothers me. I fully realize that ing the Greek system, but society paradoxically named “right to life” movement. Acid Abortion rights is a serious issue with real, right now 2000 women may be itself. Yet, upon watching People has been sprayed into clinics in California. Two thought-out ideas on both sides. When the people on sharpening their collective hedge Are Talking, I must be honest, people were shot by protesters outside a Missouri the front lines ofthe pro-life movement cheer at the clippers in order to cut off my Candice Greenberg genuinely clinic. Several clinics have been firebombed in news that a doctor has been killed (as was seen at manhood, yet I must stand strong. seemed hurt that she was not al- Texas. But then, maybe I’m being picky. After all, several clinics in Florida last week) it seems clear Each gender has certain organiza- lowed to partake in the family life the commandments don’t actually say “Thou shalt who’s really working on human rights, and who’s tions created as an avenue for sup- of fraternities. For a second there, not blind thy doctors with acid.” trying to impose their values on others. port, comfort, and the promotion I thought she was just “rushing” Of course, not all pro-life protests turn violent. Back at St. Joseph’s, Sister Pat taught us about of opportunities. It seems fair to with theknowledge that she would Most just deny medical service to people by harass- discussing problems and working out disagree- me that men should be allowed to not be offered a bid and could ing them and shoving human fetuses in their faces. ments without violence. It seems that these fobs in retain such institutions. therefore carry the term “radical Furthermore, I find it utterly Not exactly turn-the-other-cheekstuff, if you know the pro-life movement might need a lesson from feminist” one step further. what I mean. her. moronic that the 15 women denied One major complaint on this All these violent acts that the pro-life movement membership in a fraternity would 3 campus is that fraternities are rac- A few hours of serious therapy wouldn’tkill take legal action against Tufts has undertaken aren’t just random occurrences that ist. How has this been measured? happen without rhyme or reason, they’re part of a them either. University. All in all, I sincerely I\ Are there statistical equations that agree that every human being has somehow prove that each the right to pursue his or her civil brotherhood’s greatest desire is to liberties.But is this issue seriously emulate the Ku Klux Klan? Obvi- an issue of prejudice? Quite ap- Please recycle this newspaper, ously not. Fraternities have also parently, it is not. I have worked out a very simple equation: frater- The Earth is ours, and welike it: Seth Shomes is a sophomore ma- nity = men, sorority =women. It’s z joring in English and music. really rather easy to understand. I E

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HEALTH EDUCATION PROGW - Please note, this is a tw o-Dart cou rse, both Darts are 55 Talbot Avenue 627-3027 reauired for certification. There will be a maximum of 12 people allowed to register for the course. page four THE TUFTS DAILY Tuesday, March -16,1993 Harshbarger confirms Silber received money LATER BOSTON (AP) -- Boston Uni- crime, nor did he violate the state ence. The attorney’s general office RELAX versity President John Silber re- financial disclosure laws or the However, the university failed has left open whether their inves- REASONABLY PRICED ceived money from the school’s state tax laws,” Harshbarger said. to report the $386700 Payment to tigation into the false filing will be SUMMER STORAGE sale of stock in a medical equip- At a late-afternoon news con- Silber, as required in its annual a civil or criminal matter. ment company, but he did not vio- ference, Silber said he returned report filed with the attorney In the case of a criminal viola- Professional late the law, authorities said Mon- the money to the university and general’s office. Public charities tion, the offense would be consid- Pick-Up & Delivery day. never received any benefit from must report all compensation and ered a misdemeanor subject to a Attorney General Scott the sale of Seradyn Inc., an Indi- fringe benefits in excess of 25 maximum$5,000fine. secured, Itemized Harshbarger said a grand jury in- ana-based diagnostics company percent of the salary received by Silber told reporters Storage vestigation into Silber’s finances which BU sold to a Japanese con- top officers. Harshbarger cannot discuss the absolved him of criminal wrong- glomerate. As a result, Harshbarge; said return of the money because the Insurance & Boxes doing. “As soon as this error was called his office intends to “initiate the attorney general is bound by the “We concluded based on our to my attention, I returnedthe pay- legal steps necessary to remedy a law concerning grandjury secrecy. investigation that Dr. Silber’s re- ment to the university,” Silber said range of governance and trustee But, Silber said, “The attorney ceipt of that money was not a at a late-afternoon news confer- stewardship practices” at the uni- general confirmed what I have .. . versity. consistently said and say again - Parts of Tufts still under ice Harshbarger’s office oversees I have never owned any Seradyn COLLEGIATE the laws regarding public chari- stock or options and I have not SERVICE STORM “We are still getting calls,” ties. Boston University qualifies benefitted from the Seragen stock STORAGE continued from page 1 Gilbert said. He added that side- as a charitable institution. either directly or indirectly.” CALL NOW sidewalk-clearer is available, he ’ walks near Curtis Street are par- Harshbarger said he found Silber, the Democratic can&- (617) 6657 said. ticularlv hard to travel. and that “credible evidence” that the uni- date for povemnr in 1990, said at 536 ------0- . ------While Gilbert said he felt Build- access io the Braker Hall copy- versity wilfully filed a false report the time that he did not profit from ings and Grounds was adequately center was blocked this morning, with the Public Charities Divi- the transaction. prepared to handle the storm, he causingconcern among- some staff sion. He said his office intends to 7- said, “You can always use more members. take action to enforce the fidu- Silber refused to say when he [equipment],” especially when a “I think we did a pretty good ciary obligations Of trustees and returned the money or when he storm is as intense as the one on job on campus, “ Gilbert said, ex- senior officers of the university. filed tax returns. Saturday. pressing his optimism that warmer “It’s very difficult,” said Gil- temperatures would enable ice to bert. “They [the Buildings and beremovedmore easily. He added Grounds employees] just ran out that having melted water refreeze of steam at about 6:OO [Sunday at night when temperatures arop is night] ... then it (the ice] froze.” a concern, however. “One of our top priorities is to Workers will “just cohtinue Meditations: clear access from dormitories to until we get it done,” Gilbert said dining facilities for some of our of the clean-up efforts. He‘added disabled studentg” said Gilbert, that this process was likely to take A Time for the Spirit adding that the clearing of side- “most of the week.” walks and the assurance of access I, --A WEEKLY INTERFAITH WORSEirP SERVICE- to Health Services remain top pri- B&G shovels available to dig orities. In addition, said Gilbert, out cars ’ Buildings and Grounds employ- Gilbert expressedsympcithy for ees are trying to assure that all those whose automobiles were steps and icy patches are covered buried under plowed snow. “Ob- with sand to prevent people from viously, the owners of the cars get slipping. pretty irate. We try to get ii close “Quite anumber ofsmall build- as possible [to the cars],” he said, ings we didn’t get to yet,” said and advised those who cannot dig Gilbert, mentioning that some out their cars to borrow a shovel buildings are not yet accessible. from Buildings and Grounds. 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Tufts University, Medford, Massachusetts 02 155 Wheelchair Accessibility Via Tower Door Tuesday, March 16,1993 THE TUFTS DAILY page five FEATURES Growing up as a minority discussed Tufts dental students by SHARON.JEDEL against Asians. He felt more like ‘irst she was confused about ti Daily Staff Writer an outsider, and desperately tried reasoning behind the flag on h investigate drill noise More than 20 Tufts students to conform. “I was embarrassed of mailbox; she would put it up dai March 10 -- The shrilly whine measure the exact sound frequency gathered Wednesday evening at being Asian at times,’’ Hung said. until the mailman finally yelled the Asian-American Center for a “I wouId join my white friend in her. of a dentist’s drill has long been a of a drill. On a small computer program entitled, “Between Two laughing at some ofthe others who source of fear for many patients. screen, the analyzer showsthe drill Cultures,” in which six students were more new to the city... I Talusanexplainedhowshebt Studies have shown that dentists sound as one line going straight up discussed their experiences grow- wanted to be white at one point.” gan to feel confused about identit themselves have good reason to -focused within one intense fre- ing up in the United States as an As he grew up, however, he began in high school. She said, “For fear the drill as well, because of quency, while a musical chord, for Asian minority. to respect his unique identity. He while I began questioningwhethc the high incidence of hearing loss example, would show a culmina- The first speaker, Kevin Hung, described the pride he had when I was Filipino.This summer Itrav found among dental practitioners. tion of sounds as several lines related the story of his move to the he applied to college: “When I eled to the Philippines and hav Yet for 35 years, researchers have spread out at different heights across the screen. A dental drill United States in 1978. Due to eco- been unable to pinpoint a defini- checked the Asian-American box never felt more American. I’v creates noise levels between 80 nomic hardship his parents left tive link between hearing loss and I felt proud.,. I’m not afraid of come to broaden my definition c and 90 decibels -roughly akin to their country in search of the the drill. Even the Occupational being Asian at Tufts.” “American” to include myself.” the soundofconversation ataparty. “American Dream’’ and joined Four other students, includin Safety and Health Administration But the drill’s characteristicinten- their brothers and sisters, who had (OSHA) considers drill noise Following Hung, Grace Bobby Kumn, LamNguyeu, K.C sity can raise those noise levels to already settled in Delaware. He harmless to the ear. But two stu- Talusan discussedher background Govil, and Akira Nikasato share more than 100 decibels --like the remembers the difficulty his fam- dents at Tufts University School as a Filipino immigrant. Her fam- their stories with a rather attentiv sound of a subway train screech- ily met in learning a new lan- of Dental Medicine have cracked ily struggled economically during audience. Following the panelist! ing to a halt. guage. Hung laughed as he re- their first years in the United States students spoke openly about som the drill’s elusive frequency code. called, “Filling out consent forms Second-year Tufts dental stu- Because dentists are exposed as they lived in a one-room apart- of their own experiences as sew to the noise of their drills every for class field trips was a major dents David Phoenix and Anthony ment. Shedescribedhowthey con- era1 issues were raised. Th day, the cumulative effect of drill crisis!” Payne will be presenting their re- stantly tried to assimilate into evening was successful in that noise would be enough to cause It was not until junior high that search on the hearing hazards of American culture, and how diffi- enabled students with similar etk deafnessat those frequencies, they Hung became conscious of overt cult it was even to become accus- nic backgrounds to relate the the dental drill at a conference of the International Association of said. discriminationas he overheard his E tomed to the most simple things. unique experiencesgrowing ~~ up Previous studies have shown classmates’derogatory statements Dental Research (IADR), to be I- She laughed as she related how-at a minority in America. held this Wednesday through Sat- that dentists exposed to high fre- urday, March 10-14 in Chicago. quency noise experience increased They will present their fmdings on blood pressure, slowed reaction March 13. times, reduced manual dexterity Caribbean Holiday Festive Dinner Inspired by the concept of ac- and other symptoms of stress. tive noise cancellation used by Phoenix and Payne believe that automobile manufacturers to if drill noise can be controlled, Tuesday, March 16, 1993 eliminate engine noise, Payne and patients will be less anxious and Phoenix knew that if they could dentists will avoid both noise re- pinpoint the source of the prob- lated stress and hearing loss. Us- lem, they could also eradicate it. ing their findings, they will next “The way that drill noise previ- attempt to create a new generation ously has been measured is mis- of noiseless dental drills. Pineapple &We Beachcomber leading because researchers have been measuring the amount of Other Tufts studies being pre- noise within an entire room, and a sented at the IADR conference Jamaican Pepper Pot SOUP drill creates a concentratednoise,’’ look at easier and more long-last- Phoenix said. ing ways to bond filling material Marinated Fried Chicken .I:r The two students designed an to the tooth surface as well as a anechoic chamber -- a wooden study done in conjunction with the box the size of a kitchen cabinet, calcium and bone metabolism Caribbean Fish .I with foam insulation and a small laboratory at the U.S.D.A. Human UM Indian Vegetable Curry turntable that rotates the drill Nutrition Research Center on Ag- - handpiece. While the chamber was ing at Tufts that links low bone wired to a frequency spectrum density -- which leads to Caribbean Tomato Rice analyzer. the shidents were able to osteoporosis - to fewer teeth. \ Ginataan fSweet Petatoes with CoconutJ The Tip of the Berg 1\/ Ty/, Fried Plantains Checking my trustworthy calendar it appears a “you are here’ \ ipdate is in order. For those of you who blinked, like I did, and missec nost of February, this week brings with it not only good old Sain ’atty’s Day, but also the Vernal Equinox and (ahem) Spring. Yester A+-/ Spinach RYers lay marked the Ides of March, and even though we all know wha hat got our dear friend Ceasar, let’s face it, Caesar was an ambitiou: ’ Corn w/Red & Green Peppers man. So to celebrate the occasion Michael B. Berg and the rest of the week, I thou& I’d get a little ambitious mysell Stressed Desserts and share with you a little diw from my past. Hopefully it will serve as a little icing on your day, and don’t forget to stop and fee( Banana Lime Bread the chicken. Perception 7 Fresh Fruit Flan A house is just a people tank, If you are a fish. Dinner is just a lot of weight, If you’re a China dish. Salad Buffet with Carribean Rice Salad ’ A baseball bat’s a big mean club, If you are a ball. ‘ Garbanzo & Mixed Vegetable S,alad A door is just a pain-in-your-side, If you are a wall. Sliced Melon and Papaya A desk is simply somewhere to lie, 1 If you are a pen. Tropical Fruit Salad An egg is just a place to sit, If you are a hen. A library is a home to share, If you are a book. A spoon is more an artist’s brush, 9 If you are a cook. f And I guess that who you are, Determines what you see. I’m sure glad that you are you, Because I like being me. -Carmichael - OewicWMacPhie - Have a great spring break.

Write Features ’ page six THE TUFTS DAILY Tuesday, March 16,1993 Many summer positions open JOBS in blighted urban communlhes. late. Please recycle this continued from page 1 Reich urged Congress to act Still, Reich noted the gram is expected to spur the eco- quickly and said the department department’s inspector general’s nomic recovery. The department was issuing preliminary alloca- office interviewedover 1,200par- newspaper. estimates that for every 1,000 tions to ensure that cities, counties ticipants in last year’s program at youths employed, the program and states will have time to de- 21 sites and concluded that the Thanks. would bring between $ l million velop.. quality local programs. 1992 program provided a success- and $1.4 illion to the commu- ful work experience. nity. An additional $500 million was I added to the 1992 summer jobs In addition to providing valu- program in late June as part of an able work experience and pay emergency urban aid package af- checks for disadvantaged youth, ter the LOS Angeles riots. More the program is designed to provide than half, however, went unspent public services frequently needed because it was made available too Senate finalizes budgets BUDGET resentatives from each organiza- continued from page 1 tion to tell them the deadlines. Brinker and IGC President Kevin Then, about a month ago, each Conroy explained the situation. group submitted a preliminary Pepperoni, Ground beef, Half Price The IFC has withdrawn its appli- budget which contains line-by-line Mushroom, Sausage, Ham, cation for recognition and will re- specifics,” said Fee. Onion, Anchovy, Green The council chairs review each Pepper, Green Olives, Double Order any size pizza at main a subcommittee of the IGC. Cheese, Black Olive, Under the new constitution being budget for errors and make notes Pineapple, Spinach, Eggplant, regular price and receive presented to the IGC for adoption, on items to be changed. They then Tomato, Broccoli, Garlic, the Panhellenic Council will also meet with the organizations to re- Prosciutto, Canadian Bacon a 50% discount. become a subcommittee of IGC. view the budgets and make 12”Item $.95 The budget for the IGC passed changes. 16” Item $1.10 by a 20-1-3 vote. The only other Two weeks later, the organiza- No coupon needed. Limited time oflw. Offercannot budget that was contested was that tions submit their final budgets be used witb specials. At TUBScampus ody. ofthe TCUJwhichpassed 19-1-4. and are then informed ofhow much money they will be budgeted. Af- Fresh Garden Salad $3.75 All the other budgets were ap- Fresh Greek Salad $3.95 proved unanimously. ter the treasurer and assistant trea- Choice of Dressing: Italian, Budget process explained surer review every budget, orga- French, Russian, or Bleu Fee described the system for nizations can make appeals to Cheese creating the budget for TCU orga- ALBO for changes to the budget. nizations. On March 7, the budgets were “The first step is to hold a trea- presented to the full Senate in sury proceduresmeeting. The trea- bound books with each individual Heath Bar surers for all organizations are re- organizations broken down line- Bavarian Choc. Chunk quired to attend this so we can by-line. That night, senators could ‘ Vanilla Dream ask for further reviews by ALBO. 1 Caramel Pecan Cup explain the process to them,” he Peanut Butter Cup said. LI Strawberry Passion The organizations are divided The budget for fiscal year 1994 z Mocha Swiss Almond into nine councils of eight to 25 is approximatelysix percent higher Wild Raspbeny Cheesecake groups. The Allocations Board than it was this past year. The Pint $2.95 cs-_ -. 629-2400 consists of the nine council chairs Student Activities Fee has been and the treasurer, who acts as raised from $132 to $139. .Prices do not inaude tax ALBO chair. Each council is al- 1 I1 Free 30 minute delivery lotted an approximate amount of According the Fee, there is no money to allocate to its organiza- set procedure in case there is more tions. Th,is amount is determined money in the Student Activities by the amount of the Student Ac- Fee than the Senate expected. tivities Fee and the estimatednum- “Ifwe receive moremoney, the 1 SPRING BREAK SPECIAL ber of students attending the school next treasurer would probably next year. bring it up to be added to the buffer “The council chairs contactrep- fund,” Fee said. Good and Welfare reformed SENATE on the qualifications of individual continued from page 1 applicants for Senate-appointed some phone companies offer larger positions” and “the discussion of discounts to select areas or at se- information given to the Senate by lect times, this system offers a set the University Administrationun- discount on all calls. der the condition that it remains The computer system provides confidential.” The bylaw also pro- students with direct access to the vides for discussion of the opera- library, Internet, and systems on tion of the Senate. 7-8 passenger mini-vans 15 passenger vans which students can do homework. Under this bylaw, no official Currently, unless they own mo- business, such as allocations, by- $37gg51week $59gg5/week dems, students outside of South laws, and resolutions, may take Hall must go to a computer lab in place during Good and Welfare. unlimited mileage unlimited mileage order to connect to the system. The final vote on the resolution SenatorsJill Adelman and Matt is on the agenda for the April 4 Stein both proposed amendments Senate meeting. to the bylaw, but neither were in- Good and Welfare reform corporated. The Senate also passed a bylaw During the Treasurer’s Report, Sedans, convertibles and sports cars also available regarding the Good and Welfare representatives from the Eques- 9 segment of the Senate meetings. trian Team requested a co-spon- TCU President Randy Ravitz and sorship of $650 from the Senate SenatorDavid Brinker,the bylaw’s for their horse show. sponsors, presented the bylaw to Senator Jordana Sanft sug- the Senate. gested offering $150 because “we “This will address the prob- can’t set a precedent” of handing lems we have seen year after year,” out large sums of money. said Ravitz. “I hope this will pre- Brinker also offered a different vent any internal arguing or im- amount, this time $325. “It seems proper conduct.” unfair to make some students pay “I think it’s specific enough so much more than others,’’ he and ambiguous enough. There said. ’ have been certain times when Good TCU Vice President Doug Call for reservations today! and Welfare has been stretched Spitzer recommended not to give Braintree, MA 356-5656 too far,” Brinker said. the team anything. Under this bylaw, the proceed- The Senate voted to give the Woburn, MA 932-1145 ings of Good and Welfare are lim- Equestrian Team a $325 co-spon- N.H. 1-800-AUTO-999 ited to the “discussion and voting sorship. page seven Friday, March 10,1993 THE TUFTS DAILY ART & ENTERTAINMENT A Art at Tufis Redrum redrum Slow pacing, performances dull redrum redrum Torn Ticket’s ‘The Fantasticks’ What did you do on Saturday night? Going out and playing in thc by PATRICK HEALY unobstructed minimalism. The chooses not to explore it. Her part- ;nowwas basically a bad idea, because the weather was just too damn Daily Editorial Board story’s darker nature never tran- ner, Green, fares better, especially lad. And, thanks to the rain that came later on, there was a nice thick Economical, spare, compact. scends the superficial side of The after intermission when his en- layer of ice on top of the fluffy When applied to theater, such ad- Fantasticks’ personality; indeed, ergy seems to lift from the dol- Matt Carson powder, so would-be snowball jectives often refer to the contem- this production gets the show’s drums of Act I. makers were confounded.I stayed gloss right but lets its more com- The supportingcast ranges from Flick This inside and enjoyed myself. pelling aspects suffocate beneath admirable to exemplary. Of par- Among those deeply affected the luster. ticular note are the performances by the adverse weather were the cast and crew ofThe Fantasticks, my The character of El Gallo of Luq Harms as the Actor and roommate among them. He has been telling me all along that he was (Nicolas Aliga) is primarily re- Erdman as the Mute. Harms has directing the show, but The Observer’s Profile section last week porary drama of Sam Shepard and sponsible for gleaning the the comic timing and fluid mo- claimed that he was the producer. Someone’s lying to me. Harold Pinter. Rarely, however, musical’s shadows for meaning tions to raise his role beyond Anyway, the closing night performance was shut down. And there does musical theater ever fall into and substance. Serving both as hamminess,which is what his part- we were, trapped by the snow in Wilson House with the cast party the compressed world of two or narrator and foil for the young ner-in-crime, Jonathan Kisch as supplies: a keg and copious bags of Doritos. Drat! three characters talking, emoting - lovers, El Gallo represents the al- the Actor who dies, too often em- Being trapped indoors by colossal snowdrifts is not the hellish - acting -- in a small-stage piece. lure and romance of an unknown ploys. nightmare people think it is. The faint of heart have been known to si1 But The Fantasticks, the Tom world, which, in this show as in It is Erdman, however, who before atypewriter and write “All work and no play makes Jack a dull JonedHarvey Schmidt musical reality, often wreaks havoc with consistently knows exactly what boy” over and over again. But The Shining created all kinds of false which has held court in a tiny off- the dreams of the innocent. The the show is saying and how the misconceptions. Being trapped inside only produces dementia if A: Broadway house for thirtysome- character also serves as a virtual message can be said: in a word, you’re stuck indoors in the middle of nowhere for a whole entire thing years, defies this convention on-stage director, guiding the sing- quietly. Erdman’s role relegates season, B) you’re Jack Nicholson, C) your kid has some kind ol of its genre. In its self-individual- ing and actions ofthe various char- her performance to body language psychic connection to the guy who did the voice of Hong Kong ization, the show popularizes it- acters and, with the help of the and reaction; and because she is Phooey (number 1 super guy), and D) you’re married to Shellej self as a twist in tradition. The Mute (Molly Erdman), setting the never offstage,her presence is felt Duvall, which would spur insanity even ifthere were plenty ofplaces musical is quite popular with col- stage for the plot’s eventual disin- throughout. Indeed, the produc- to run. lege musical thespians, and Tufts’ tegration. tion is lucky to have her onstage I thought I had enough of snow for this winter. This, I learned, was Tom Ticket I1 is no stranger to pop As El Gallo, Aliga has a com- forthe full show, because she dem- untrue. I was actually just sick of being teased with an inch here, twc influence -- the group prefers manding stage presence and onstrateshow controlled,thought- inches there. But a storm big enough to shut this place down and keel “safe” theater like Godspell,Hair, weaves comfortably through the ful acting is often better than over- planes on the ground is pretty cool anytime. One of my favorite bac Anything Goes, and The various subplots. But he does not the-top expression. weather pastimes is listening to people complain about what’s falling Fantasticks to the more innova- provide the sharp pacing that The As the boy’s father and girl’s from the sky. It gives me license to laugh right in their faces, which tive, daring works which have as- Fantasticks requires, and he falls father, Brad Puffer and Jeffrey S. is a nice departure from my usual hobby of laughing at people behinc sumed the Arena’s mainstage in flat in imbuing his character with Rivard do well in their comic their backs. recent years. more somber qualities. Watching scenes and provide a conspirato- Bad weather helps habitual complainers learn important lessons Nonetheless, The Fantasticks from the sidelines, Aliga seems to rial tone just right for their parts. like “Quit complaining.” It gives me indescribable sadistic pleasurc has a solid score and book, and its enjoy himself too much, offering to see complainers in the abject agony that bad weather gives them minimalist make-up -- plot, set, predictable doubletakes that de- There’s nothing that can be done about it, so no guilt falls on mj props, costumes -- eases produc- stroy the poker-face mentality El The lighting, by Jake Woland, shoulders or anyone else’s. So complain all you want, I say. You’rt tion costs and thereby insures the Gallo needs to effortlessly control was sometimes disjointed but on . wasting your own time. It’s like calling the cops because a glacier is show’s -popularity among the action. the whole adequate, while the sets about to crush your house. “Get this thing off my lawn,” you say. underfunded groups like Tom Louise and Matt, played by by Brian T. Colucci and the cos- reply, “Ha!” Ticket 11. nemusical’s depth and Debbie Kessler and Mitchell Evan tumes by Gretchen Duhaine and The only thing I have to complain about is that my next columt intelligencecome from the subllety Green, are lovers in the Maren Montalbano gave the show won’t run until after the Oscars, which are March 29. The problem is of its script and songs, which spot- Shakespeareantradition, and, like its added effect. For a small musi- I have to write it earlier that day. So how am I supposed to write light two young lovers, Louisa and Romeo and Juliet, are unfortu- cal like The Fantasticks, Tom coherently on this, one of my favorite events of the year? Oh, such I Matt, andthe machinationsofthose nately stuck with a lot of gooey Ticket I1 was unlucky to continue tortured life I lead. Now let’s digress. attending to their fate. There is a dialogue/lyrics and ephemeral its residence in Cohen Auditorium. Too many people don’t realize what a blessing this blizzard, or an) malevolent quality to the show’s kisses. Jones’ “poesy” is nowhere The show fares better in more in- other, actually is. Venturing outside was out ofthe question, so do yoi sweet songs and story, personified near Shakespeare’s league, leav- timate surroundings, but for sev- know what I did all weekend? Caught up on a little bit ofreading. Bu inthenarrator,ElGallo, whoseems ing Kessler and Green to suffer in eral years musical theater has been just a little. Other than that, NOTHING! I just sat on my butt and bent on upsetting the surface sim- certain situations. Kessler’s voice on the low-end of the Arena The- watched T.V. What was I gonna do, go to the library? plicity of The Fantasticks. seems too high and flowery for a ater totem pole list. Rarely could a One thing I will never understand, though, is why people go to thc The Tufts production, directed solid Louisa, and at times her face show this economical hold-up in store and pick up that traditional emergency snow meal of milk anc by Matthew Garcia and produced and body language upstage others. such a gargantuan space, and the bread. Milk and bread? After Hours was nice enough to open its door! by Braden Rhetts, at times recog- The character has strength and re- Tufts production offers little to to emergency shoppers. I bought milk and Apple Jacks. Bread doesn’ nizesthis sophisticationbut largely silience beneath the little-girl ex- elevate The Fantasticksto its usual stay crispy in milk. allows the show to writhe in terior, but Kessler’s character standard. I made the most (or least, depending on your point of view) of tht weekend. And keep in mind, we were locked in with Doritos and beer I might not even have gone outside if it was sunny. Speaking of which, could this heap of precipitation have come a a more opportune the? All over campus, people could no doubt bc heard saying things like “Cancun in less than a week,” while snuggling in bed with their airline tickets. Theyjust don’t realize thai ice and power outages are where it’s at. No, really, I swear. I’m saying “Philadelphia in less than a week, if I can find a ride.” All work and no play makes Matt a dull boy. All work and no plaj makes Matt a dull boy. All work and no play makes Matt a dull boy All work and no play makes Matt a dull boy. All work and no plaj makes Matt a dull boy. Now you don’t just have to write about arts; you can write arts and entertainment. Luky you. Call 627-3090

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Cincy, UMass, country, against highly-touted to go along with a few Big East and Arkansas, seeded two, three, freshman guard Jason Kidd. wins, but they lost eight of the last and four, respectively, are all Golden State Warrior coach Don 12 and got killed in the Big East seeded much higher than they de- Nelson said that Kidd could have tournament. Providence, the big- serve. Look for them to fall rela- gone straight from high school to gest snub ofthe tournament, would tively early. Also look for Coppin the pros; it’ll be interesting to see have been amuch better pick. They State to play Cincinnati tough, how he would fare against Hurley. had a win over Arizona early in the UPenn to give Umass a scare, and Like Duke, the region is filled season, won seven out of their last Holy Cross to probably test with other teams from which a lot eight, crushed Connecticut in the Arakansas, depending on what has been expected in the past. Over Big East tournament, and then lost RazorbackteamNolan Richardson the last few years Louisville and a tough one to Seton Hall. Unbe- decides to bring to Winston-Sa- Louisiana St. have had talented lievable. lem . teams and have come in heavily Possible huge matchups: Michi- Possible huge matchups: Carolina favored, only to fall early. This gan v. Georgia Tech, Vanderbilt vs. St. John’s, UMass v. Cincin- year, the pressure’s off. LSU has v. Long Beach St., Temple v. Ari- nati. had talents like Shaq and Chris zona, Vanderbilt v. Arizona. Possible upsets: Virginia beating Jackson in the last few tourna- Possible upsets: George Wash- UMass, New Mexico St. over Cin- ments and Dale Brown’s Tigers ington over New Mexico (look for cinnati. had nothing to show for it. In 1987 the big freshman Yinka Dare to Regionalfinal: Virginia v. Caro- the Master Motivator had a no- dunk GW past Mexico), Long lina. name LSU team, led by Nikita Beach St. over Illinois and, later, Champ: UNC. Wilson (who?), in the Final Eight. Vanderbilt, Temple beating Ari- A heavily favored Indiana team, zona. Midwest: So Bobby Knight is a the eventual champion, beat them Regionalfinal: Temple v. Michi- good coach, so what? The guy’s a in the fmal seconds. There could gan. jerk(rememberhis ideas on rape?). be a rematch this year. Champ: Michigan. But again, he is a good coach. Possible huge matchups: LSU v. Think about the guys he’s had play Duke, Duke v. Kansas, LSU v. East: The big questions in this for him. Isiah. That’s all the talent Indiana (Brown and Knight hate region lie with North Carolina. right there. Who else has found each other), Duke v. Indiana Are they that good? Will Derrick star status playing in the NBA? (Coach K -- you didn’t think I was Phelps be healthy and a factor? Steve Alford? Quinn Buckner? going to try to spell it, did you? -- Will they get by Rhode Island in Uwe Blab? Knight consistently was once an assistant under the second round? Why are there gets the most out of his untalented Knight). so many questions posed in this teams and consistently does well Possible upsets: Marquette over article? Carolina cruised to num- in the tournament. This year is no Oklahoma St., LSU over Califor- ber one later on in the regular different as he brings his Hoosiers nia, Southern Methodist beating season and didn’t falter until the in at the top seed in the Midwest. Brigham Young. finals ofthe ACC tournament. But He does have a marquee player Regionalfinal: Duke v. Indiana. they did fall andthey are beatable. this year, however, in forward Champ: Duke. Dean Smith is used to taking Calbert Chaney, probably the best his teams to the Sweet 16 player in the talent-rich Big Ten So what does all this mean? (TWELVE in a row), but lagly this season. Nothing. If there’s one thing that they haven’t been expected t6 do The Midwest is probably the remains consistent in the NCAA well. Now they are the tourndent second toughest region with most tournament, it’s the -- favorites. Can they deal with3he qualitjr teams found in the bottom unpredictability.Only fools would pressure ofbeing expectedto win? ofthe bracket. You’vegot Kansas, try to predict the tourney. With The tournament is theirs to lose. Duke, Lousiana State, and Cali- that in mind here’s an idea for the sort of. fornia, all teams capable of doing Finals: Carolinav. Michigan. Win- Carolina won’t have the tough- damage. ner: Michigan. Why? They have est of times but it won’t be easy. Kansas, the second seed, should cruised through the NCAA’s With the loss of Phelps, Eric look out, though. They come in as toughest schedule with only four Montross (somebody give that boy one ofthe most overrated teams in losses. Coach Steve Fisher is not a ten bucks and tell him to get a the country and look for them to very talented coach, but a smart decent haircut) will have to pick even have trouble getting by Ball one. He knows what he’s doing up the slack. Rhode Island, St. State. They will, though, but they with these guys. They are a bunch John’s, and Virginia will be pos- won’t get by Duke. of cocky sophomores who go out sible opponents. UNC should take The Blue Devils find them- on the court and play playground note. Their streak of Sweet 16’s selves in a rather enviable, if unfa- style. They don’t think they can be could end. miliar, position. For the first time beaten. What does Fisher do? He This region is loaded with teams in a while, they aren’texpectedto lets them go. He lets them do what- that did surprisingly well in last make the Final Four. Bobby ever they want. Not exactly a tough year’s tournament. Massachusetts Hurley’s still got a lot left in him job, but if it works ... Last reason, and New Mexico State reached and don’t forget, these guys have Webber. He’s immense. pretty good big man in Acie Earl. 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Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual Resource Today Center Coming out support group for lesbian, AiESEC gay, bisexual and unsure students General meeting. 134A Lewis Hall, 4:30-5:30 p.m. Large Conference Room, Campus Ccntcr. 8:OO p.m. Meditations “The Road Less Traveled”, President Career Planning Center DiBiaggio. GoddardChapel, 12- 1:OOp.m. Working for the Environment: A panel discussion. Film Series Bromfield-Pearson 101,4:00 p.m. Movie: “Clue”(Admission $2). MacPhie Pub, 9:30 p.m. Amngty International General meeting. Eaton 201,9:30 p.m. Child Study Department Adopting and Being Adopted: The Early Chinese Culture Club Years: Professor Charles Greenbaum. Calvin and Hobbes by Bill Watterson Chinese calligraphy demonstration. Stevens Library, Elliot-Pearson, Olin 116,7:00 p.m. 12-1:30 p.m. 1 Asian ChristianFellowship WMFO Praise and Bible study. Blues Jam. Hotung, 8-1 1:OO p.m. East Hall Lounge, 7:30 p.m. Task force on Gay, Lesbian and LCS Hunger Project Bisexual Issues 1 -’ Ii Il/k I Meeting. Eaton 206,8:30 p.m. Open meeting of Task Force. Coolidge Room, 12-1:oO p.m. Tuft Hillel Hillel Center Auction. English Department, Reading Series MacPhie, 8:15 p.m. OurownDavidRivard(poes)andEileen Pollack (stories). Republican Club East Hall Lounge, 4:30 p.m. General Meeting. Anderson 112,7:30 p.m. Programs Abroad Study abroad in Europe and Latin Hispanic American Society America. Representative from Drew General Meetmg. University will discuss opportunities FoxTrot Campus Center Lounge, 9:30 Eaton 201,4:oO p.m. Culture Exchange Circle Programs Abroad I’M Oolffi To HAVE To General Meeting. Study Abroad General Info. Meeting START AT THE BEbiNNiNG 218 Lane Rm, Campus Center, 8:OOp.m. Eaton 201,3:30 p.m. AFSD WRITE THE WHOLE PAPER THAT’S DUE MIN6 FROM SCRATCH HERE AT THIS INCFXDISLY LATE Orthodox Christian Fellowship Volunteer Vocations General Meeting. Last Official Meeting1 Goddard Chapel, 7-9:oO p.m. Eaton 206,9:30 p.m.

German Club Tomorrow Reading (in German) by Elisabeth Reichart. 21 Whitfield Rd., 4:OO pm. .. Hebrew Table Shulchan Irrit. Israel Network Israeli Fair - See for yourself. Campus Center, 6:OO p.m. Campus Center. 1000 a.m.-4:00 u.m.

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Bid oitz: A signed copy of Magic Johnson's autobiography Airline tickets Tickets to MTV Unplugge:d A party for you and 200 of your friends at the exclusive Club Europa I. THE FUTURE HOME OF TUFT4 HILLEL A VCR, camera, etc.