CTHE TUFTS DAILY7Vol XXIII, Number 16 Medford. MA 02155 Wednesdav. SeDtember 25. 1991 Meal point Justice Department system is focuses investigation evolving Tufts, schools accused of fixing prices by CHRISTOPHER BODEEN Last week. University Coun- by STEPHANIE S. SOLAKIAN Daily Editorial Board sel Mary Lee Jacobs reported the Contributing Writer The US Department of Justice Department of Justice had shifted Within the next five years, is redirecting their investigation the focus of its investigation from Tufts University may become "a of thc remaining members of the the alleged collusion on financial cashless campus" due to plans to Overlap Group, a consortium of aid packages to tuition price-fix- further expand the use of the stu- 16 Northeastern universities 'and ing between the schools of the dent points system, according to colleges. including Tufts. accused Overlap Group. She added the Art Korandanis. Director of Din- of colluding to fix prices of stu- demands of the investigation were ing and Business Services. Photo by Julio Mora dent tuition. faculty salaries. and putting a considerable strain on In lY88. the point system was finnncial aid packages offered to introduced "on a limited basis to their Inutui11 itppli~ittlt~. intrcxluce theability topay apenny Eight Ivy League schools. I I per point. offering more flexibil- fonncr tneinbers or the Overlap ity to each diner," Kor'andanis Group. settled the suit with the said. When the point system be- Dcpartment of Justice in May. gan, points were only used as part Committee nearing end with the goveiiunent agreeing to of Tufts Dining Services and were drop its case in exchange for a used at Trios. After Hours. Jumbo promise lorn the schools to end Scoops, the Campus Center Com- of Greek system study any practice of exchanging infor- mons and Hotung Cafe. by PATRICK HEALY "has its charge, which is the re- mation. However. another Over- Kor'andanis said the motto of Daily Editorial Board sponsibility of assessing whether lap school. the Massachusetts In- the points system was once "use The Faculty Coininittee on the Greek system as it stands stitute of Technology, refused to thein or lose them" because stu- Frateniity and Sorority Life is should continue at Tufts." The join in the agreement. claiming dents would purchase a certain planning the final stages of its committee has reviewed numer- that MIT is not in violation of the number of points at the beginning investigation and review of the ous articles and scholarly books Daily file photo law. The Justice Departincnt has Tufts President .lean Maver of or during the semester, and Tufts Greek system as well as written on the Greek system. Bai- vowed to continue prosecuting points left over at the end of each national fraternities and sorori- ley also said the committee will MIT under the Shennan Anti- the Administration's recources. semester were forfeited. ties. expecting to present its final review recent Tufts newspaper Trust Act. There is no indication University President Jean Mayer However, there are currently report and recommendations to articles regarding campus Greek that. besides MIT. Tufts or any of earlier this month put the cost of plans to revamp the points sys- the Faculty early next semester. incidents at Psi Upsilon and a the 14otherschoolsintheoverlap the investigation to the Univer- tem. Korandanis said "this is the Committee chair Stephen Bai- panel report on an assault at Delta group was asked to participate in sity at approximately $300,000. first year [that] points have been ley. ascxiology/nnt~opologypro- Upsilon last February. the agreement. Jacobs described the investi- liberalized." Instead of losing lessor, said yesterday the com- The committee had also According to Tufts Director of gationaid its tactics as "alittle bit money at the end of the semester, mittee will reconvene "soon" to pl'anned to distribute a campus- Cominunications Rosemarie Van Byzantine." students may have their points dctennhie the final work ncces- wide survey on the Tufts Greek Camp, the Justice Department had Mayer criticized the Depart- rbllecloverto the next semcsteror snry. system, gauging student opinion not contacted Tufts or 'any of the ment of Justice for "suing the over to the next school year. For "We are going to try to work of frateniities iuid sororiticsat the members of the Overlap Group those students who are in their only part of education in America out immediately what we c'an try University. However, Bailey said froin the Spring of 1990 until last that works, the higher education last semester at Tufts, 90 percent to do to finish our work ... The the survey was not distributed last July. Van Camp said the Dcpart- of a halnnce over $5 is rebated to in this country." He said that sev- process has been much more la- semester because the committee inent served Tufts with a second eral lawyers from Tufts and the the student. Koraridanis said that borious than we thought. looking "ran out of time." civil investigative demand, ask- the remaining ten percent is ap- Department of Justice respectively at the entire system and talking to "Whether or not to distribute a ing for more documents pertinent had been going through the plied to administrative charges in a nuinher of individuals. Greeks. survey at Tufts will be a main to the investigation of the suit. University's files searching for processing the point paperwork. administrators and students not topic of discussion at our first She said the University has fully any possible evidence that Tufts According to Ko~mdaJUs,tech- affiliated with theGreek system." meeting."" Bailev said. He added complied with the orders of the Bailey said. see INVESTIGATION, page see POINTS, page 8 see COMMITTEE, page 10 Department. 8 Bailev said the cotnmitteestill Though questions linger, AMbecomes less of a mystery by PATRICK HEALY articles as "a fine-tuned. low-key (TUDS) employees. and the pos- of ARA's contract feeding divi- account retention rate of 98 per- Daily Editorial Board approach paying dividends for sible conflict of interest concern- sion. After the buyout was de- cent. highest in its history. Since senior-level managers executives. employees. custom- ing Tufts Trustee JosephNeubauer feated, Neubauer brought together ARA has innumerable divi- bought a majority of the ers and consumers." according to have been raised in the commit- over 60 ARA executives for a sions, including units that work company's public stock in 1984, Nution's Restuiwaarit News. tee and the Tufts community. The stock purchase that cost $917 with small and large corporations, An ad hoc committee of ad- conflict ofinterest stems from the million. with a residual $1.2 bil- leisure convention centers and News Commentary ministrators and students is cur- fact that Neubauer is also chair of lion debt after recapitalization. hotels nnd sporting events facili- rently reviewing an unsolicited ARA. Although the debt today remains ties. ARA has also been the main ARA Services has grown into one ARA proposal to contract Tufts' Neubauer's election as ARA at that figure, the return on the caterer of the World Olympics for of most profitable corporations in dining services. Issues of food chair in 1984 was followed by a investment is obvious, since a the past 24 years, and the corpo- the country and has been hailed in quality. job security for current hostile buyoutattempt on the part share of ARA stock worth $3.50 ration is currently gearing up for inany newspaper and magazine Tufts University Dining Services of Bill Siegel. a former president in 1984 has risen to $22.50 in the 19Y2 Games. During the 1988 lY90. Summer Olympics in Seoul, only Elections, vote on TCU Constitution to be held today Forbes magazine has consis- 40 ARA managers worked on TheTuftsCoinmunityUnion vote for candidates for the TCU gauge student opinion to thepro- tent1 y ranked ARA Services as far three separatecontracts with NBC, student government elections for Judiciary. Currently, there are four posal. 'and away the largest aid most Coca-Cola and the Seoul Olym- freshmen will be held today, candidates for four open TCUJ The polls will be open today prolitable cotnpariy in Philadel- pic Organizing Committee. as phia. where the org'anization is Reviewing the informationon will a campus-wide vote on a seats. from 11:OO a.m. to 6:30 p.m. at proposed TCU Constitutional Tufts students may also vote various1ocationsoncampus.Stu- based. As of last December. ARA ARA, the ad hoc committee and referendurnand an unofficialref- today foraproposedTCUConsti- dents living in up-hill donnito- Services employs approximately see COMMENTARY, page 9 erendum on the ARA proposal tution, up for referendum vote to ries and houses must vote' at 120.000 workers and, in 1990, to contract Tufts dining. replace the standing 1981 TCU Cannichael Hall; students liv- had a sales income of approxi- All freshmen who pay the Constitution. Trustee representa- ingin Hodgdon, Lewis, Metcalf mately four billion dollars. Student Activities Fee, making tive Joe Swimnmer,aformermem- andTiltonmustvoteatHodgdon; Nation's Restaurant News, a Inside thein immediate members of the ber of last year's Joint Committee students living in Latin Way, national weekly newsmagazine Features ...... P. 3 TCU, may vote in their class on Constitutional Revision that SouthHall andHaskellmustvote focusing on the food industry, Computer science invests in an ad. vanced future, and an unorthodox lenei elections. There are 1 1 fresh- wrote the proposed Constitution, at Dewick; andstudents living in gave ARA's Campus Dining Ser- the editor finds its way Features. men candidates running for proposed thedocument two weeks Stratton, Richardson, Special In- vices (CDS)an"A+"in foodqual- to to seven open Senate seats and one ago for referendum vote. In order terest Houses, Greek residents, ity and options for culinary pro- gram last December. If Tufts Arts ...... P. 5 open senior seat. The eighth to beapproved,at least 25 percent commuters andoff-campus resi- Siskel and Ebert have got nothing on highest vote-getting freshman of the TCU must vote on the dents must vote at the Mayer accepts the ARA proposal, the University would become one of us as we stick our thumbs at The Firher will occupy the senior seat be-, Constitution, and a majority of Canpus Center. King, Barton Fink, and Rambling Rose. cause no seniors decided to run those votes must favor the docu- Students pl'mning to vote in more than 300CDS accounts ARA for the scat. Sophomores, jun- inent. the elections or on the Constitu- Currently holds. According to newspaper ar- Sports ...... P*7 iors and seniors may not vote for The TCU Senate is also spon- tional referendum must present You win some, you lose some. Lately freshman candidates. soring an unofficial vote on the their Tufts ID at the polling ticles, ARA's CDS has doubled women's tennis has been doing all tht Members of all classes may ARAproposal toTufts, inorder to places. since the division's inception in 1982. In 1989, CDS recorded an Daee two I THE TUFTS DAILY Wednesday, SeDtember 25,1991 THE TUFTSDAILE Letters to the Editor lauded attorney, exploited the inequality mise lies in the fact that nobody gets Geoffrey W. Lepper Stop harassing Psi U of our judicial system and didn’t enjoy the everything they want, but everybody gets Editor-in-Chief To the Editor: head hunting on hisclient’s scalp any more an acceptable alternative. So whoever you A graphic depiction of a rape; what than those involved with the McCarhy are, there are probably some things in the Managing Editor: David Saltman exactly constitutes a graphic depiction of Associate Editor: Michele Pennell communist trials, the Salem witch trials, proposed draft you don’t like. Well, deal Editorial Page Editor: Eric Hirsch a rape? Is it a man shown having inter- or for that matter the Aristotian persecu- with it. There are things that I find stupid course with a woman who is obviously Production Managers: Michelle Frayman, tions. We, as the United States of America, in it and I wrote the thing! That’s what we Julie Comell unwilling? Is it a woman with the caption and more specifically for our Tufts com- call real-life compromise: and believe me, “no” trappedunderthe body of apersistent NEWS munity as a whole are dangerously close to after the behind the scenes work on the Editors: Patrick Healy, Janine Billy co-ed? Or is it, as some campus students a headhunt! Constitution, it evolved into a damn find Assistant Editors: Christopher Bodeen, suggest, merely a few offensive phrases Stop now and think! Don’t let anyone document. Maureen Lenihan and blatant depictions of male and female Wire Editor: Jason George tell you how to think -- do it for yourself. Last year the Constitution failed be- organs spray-painted on an old car? You may not agree with those people who cause too few people voted in the referen- VIEwPOlNTS The incident to which we refer is the Editor: J. Brian O’Rourke you dislike and find different: but whether dum, but of those who did vote, 80 percent Assistant Editor: Christopher Provenzano painting ofafraternitymember’scarat the you are in a sorority, the Tufts Lesbian, voted for it. You know it’s a good Consti- Psi Upsilon house. We drove by the house Gay, Bisexual Community, the Islamic tution. FEATURES Saturday afternoon to find a rally of rape Editor: John McGuire Center, the Pan-African Society, or an Assistant Editor: Jeff Geller protesters outside the 165 College Ave. athletic team, just use your own mind to Bob Meagher A‘9 1 ARTS residence. Have we really resorted to this think and form your own opinions. It is Former TCU Senate Parliamentarian Editors: Allison Smith, Caitlin O‘Neil type of witch-hunt mentality? We believe essential we do this and don‘t let history Former member of the Joint Committee Assistant Editor: Dan Ackerstein that this organized protest has crossed the repeat its bad events. on Constitutional Revision SPORTS line between just cause and blatant harass- Editors: Neil Fater, Mike Friedman, ment. We believe that these protesters David Webner A’92 Jeremy Rosenberg have been simmering, waiting for a burst It doesn’t matter ‘AssistantEditors: Paul Horan, Rob Mirman Member of Alpha Epsilon Pi fraternity of heat so that they may boil. We are not Past president of Tufts Hillel To the Editor: PH~TOGRAPHY members of the Greek system, nor do we My roommate summed it all up in Editors: Julio Mota. Nathalie Desbiez Assistant Editors: Sofia Pescannona, have any connection with the Psi Upsilon regards to today’s vote on the Tufts Com- Anni Recordati fraternity. We strongly supportrapeaware- Proposed constitution munity Union Constitution when he said, PRODUCTION ness, but believe that rallies such as this a good compromise “Hell if I care!”And youknow something, ,ayout Editors: Jennifer Wolf, William Enestvedt, weaken the cause. he’s right. It really just doesn’t matter. Michael Berg We saw the car. Was it offensive? Yes. To the Editor: Remember that if and when you vote. 3raphics Editors: John Pohorylo. Chris Capotosto Threatening? No. Humorous? Somewhat. There’s a movement underfoot to make Classifieds Editor: Lisa Moorehead Deserving of further disciplinary action? student government less amusing and more Stu Rosenberg A’92 Assistant Classifieds Editors: Cristina Garces, helpful to the student body. Although re- Ariel Ben-Zeev Certainlynot! Ifanyoneis guilty ofharass- (Ed.Note: Rosenberg was formerly a Copy Editors: Dan Levi, Elana Vaisky ment, it is the individuals who rallied cently this processhasachievedthe former TCU Senator before resigning last outside the residence. Psi Upsilon mem- result rather than the latter, today students spring.) bers and friends could not enter or leave will have the chance to complete the pro- Larry Azer cess once and for all. Vote for the proposed Executive Business Direcror the house without receiving a barrage of comments from the lynch mob. Why don’t 1991 Tufts Community Union Constitu- Individual action Business Manager: Sandra Giordano they promote the ideathat Psychology055 tion to make student government work To the Editor: Office Manager: Michael El-Deiry (Human Sexuality) subliminally penetrates together for you and get you more for your I am writing this letter in response to Receivables Manager: Gizem Ozkulahci $100.000. Brian Egleston’s article entitled “Frater- Subscriptions Manager: Stacey Feldman the male psyche to commit violent sexual acts? The proposed constitutionmodifiesand nity Oppression” which appeared in the To our knowledge, there have never formalizes the structure of TCU govern- Daily on Sept. 24;Afew weeks ago I wrote The Tufts Daily is a non-profit newspaper, publisha been any cases of &te,rape or sexual ment, allowing for more integration be- a letter to the editor expressing my dissat- hday through Friday during the academic year and dis tween all bodies and more cohesive team- isfaction with the Women’s Collective for ributed free to the Tufts community. The Daily is entire1 harassment at the Psi Upsilon fraternity. tudent-tun; there are no paid editorial positions. The Dail Why should this record be blemished with work within the TCU Senate. No, nothing covering another organizations posters. In 9 printed at Charles River Publishing, Charlestown. MA. misinterpretation? Stop harassing the in- will ever eliminate the petty ego-based Egleston’s article, he states correctly tlqt TheDailyislocated atthe backentranceofCurtisHal1; squabbles ~ over ridiculous Sunday night I wrote freedom of speech was takenaway ’ufts University. Our phone number is (617) 381-309( nocent. Let the protestors concentrate the hsiness hours are 9:00 a.m. - 6:OO pm.. Monday throug efforts on real sources of sexual threat. motions that end up in Tuesday’s Daily, when the Women’s Collective covered %day, and 1:00 p.m. - 6:00 p.m. on Sunday. Perhaps then the message will get across. but the intricate production behind the Delta Tau Delta’s posters with their own. Subscriptions are $25 for a full year. Ourmailing addres scenescontinuesnightand day, sevendays He then proceeds to bash DTD and asserts 3: TheTufts Daily,Post Office Box 18. Medford MAOm lubscriptions are mailed in weekly packages. Brett Jaffe A’92 a week. And that organizational machin- “that fraternities only believe in free speech The policies of The Tufts Daily are established by ery, comprised of numerous activities, is as long as it does not adversely affect ujority of the editorial board. Editorials are established b John Gately E’93 rotating editorial board designated to represent a majorit where the work happens, and it’s also what them.” f editors. Editorials appear on this page, unsigned. Individ benefits most from an organized. hierar- To Egleston, I present this fair bit of aleditorsarenotnecessarilyresponsiblefor,orinagreemer Hear the other side chical Constitution to focus its energy. advice: it is always intelligent idea to lith, the policies and editorials of The Tufts Daily. an The content of letters. advertisements, signed columns To the Editor: Thenew Constitutionprovides the great- check your references to verify that they artoons andgraphicsdoesnot necessarily reflect theopinio InReversal ofFortune, apopularmovie est form of efficiency ever seen in Tufts are adequately represented. If Egleston f The Tufts Daily editorial board. a year and a half ago, Jeremy Irons played student government. Most people don’t went through this process of verification, Letters to the Editor Policy a man named Klaus Von Bulow. This man discuss this aspect of the Constitution, he would have reread my previous letter, The Tufts Daily welcomes letters from the readers. Th hadallegedly murderedhisrich wife to get choosing to discuss nonvoting minority and realized that I explicitly stated that “I :tterspageisanopenfom forcampusissuesandcomment bout the Daily’s coverage. her money and prestige. Their examined reps, the impeachment process, or other am not a brother [at DTD] or a member of Letters must include the writer’s name and a phon lifestyle and sexual cohabitation were tangential topics that do deserve attention, the Greek system.” I regret that Egleston umber where the writer can be reached. All letters must b but never the microscopic scrutiny di- that erified with the writer before they can be published. ‘strange to say the least, but the final ver- implied it was afraternity brother who The deadline for letters to be considered forpublicatio dict passed upon Von Bulow, an English rected by some. Decisions on these minor, wrote the poster-covering letter, and would I the following day’s issue is 400 p.m. aristocrat (who has since been knighted) yet juicy issues. came about through com- be grateful if he would check his sources Due to space limitations. letters should be no longertha 50 words. Letters should be accompanied by no moretha was the deserved one -- not guilty. Whether prise -- people sitting down and deciding in the future. ight signatures. one hated or loved Von Bulow, it was a fair that we‘ll have this but not this. The editors resetve the right to edit letters for clarit) trial. Alan Dershowitz; the defendant’s Unfortunately. the essence of compro- Ken Kurtz A’93 hblicationof lettersis subjectto thediscretionoftheediton Letters should be ryped or printed from an IBM or IBM ompatible computer in letter-quality or near-letter-qualit lode. Letters written on Macintosh computers should b Kidnappers free British hostage Jack Mann rought in on disk - files should be saved in “tent-only mnat. and disks should be brought in with a copy of th :tter. Disks can be picked up in The Daily business office th DAMASCUS, Syria (AP)-- In another dor Andrew Green interrupted. volving the Western hostages, an account- dlowing day. breakthrough in the hostage crisis, kidnap- At one point, Mann began a long expla- ing of five missing Israeli servicemen and Letters should address the editor and not a pahcula pers freed 77-year-old Briton Jack Mann nation of how he was kidnapped in Beirut, the release of hundreds of Arabs held by idividual. While letters can be critical of an individual’ ctions. they should not attack someone’s personality trait. on Tuesday after holding him for 865 days, but Green again cut him off when he Israel. The Daily will not accept anonymous letters or pe and a Shiite Muslim leader said an Ameri- started to meander. Mann sat quietly while Perez de Cuellar said in statement Tues- ames except in extreme circumstances if the Executiv can hostage may soon follow. day he was “encouraged by this further board determines that there is a clear and present danger t officials made speeches. le author. The Daily will not accept letters regarding th Walking painfully and stooped over. As he was led from the room, he ap- step in a process which he hopes will lead overage of other publications, unless their coverage itsel Mann was led by officials into a packed peared dazed and disoriented by the bright to a full, speedy and satisfactory solution as become a newsworthy issue that has appeared in Th )aily.TheDaily will accept letters ofthanks.ifspacepemit. news conference at the Syrian Foreign television lights. of the problem of all detainees and missing ‘utwill not m letters whose sole purpose is to advertise a Ministry, where he angrily denounced his Two hours later Mann, looking frail but persons.” vent. captors for chaining him and ordering him cheerful. he was reunited with his wife. President Bush seemed less certain that When writers have group affiliations or hold titles c asitionsrelatedtothetopicoftheirletter,TheDailywillnot around. Sunnie, at the ambassador’s residence and pro-Iranian extremist groups would free hat initalicsfollowingthe letter. Thisis to provideaddition; “This morning I started another dread- they left for the airport for a six-hour flight the nine remaining Western hostages in nformation to the readers and is not intended to detract fror he letter. ful day. ... I wondered how many more to England. Lebanon. months I’ve got to stay. ... I wondered how Earlier Tuesday, Prime Minister John “I hope it’s not the end of the release Classifieds Information All Tufts students must submit classifieds in persor muchlonger, how muchlonger,how much Major of Britain said he had heard that program,” he said in New York. “There are irepaid with cash or check. All classifieds must be submitte longer. Wondering how many more months Mann was “a little unwell,” and a 10 many more. ... It’s so tragic.” He said the iy 3 p.m. the day before publication. Classifieds may also b I’ve got to stay here,” the white-haired. Downing Street spokesman had said the United States could not have normal rela- aught at the information booth at the Campus Center. A .lassifieds submitted by mail must be accompanied by former World War I1 pilot said in a hoarse, government was “disturbed” about reports tions with Iran as long as any hostages are :heck. Classifieds may not be submitted over thephone. anguished whisper. of Mann’s health. held. Notices and Lost & Founds are free and run on Tuesda) “My voice has gone after 2 1/2 years of Hussein Musawi,aleader of Hezbollah, nd Thursdays only. Notices are limited to two per week pe The release of Mann by his pro-Iranian irganization and run space permitting. Notices must b chaining, of saying: ‘Do this, do that. kidnappers in Lebanon Tuesday kept up the umbiella group for most of the factions vntten on Daily forms and submitted in person. Notice Don’t do that!’or ‘Be quiet!”’Mann said. the momentum established by the freeing holding Westerners, told reporters in the cannot be used to sell merchandise or advertise major even The Tufts Daily is not liable for any damages due banging his hand on a table to illustrate the of three Western hostages in August. In all Bekaa Valley town of Sohmor: “If things typographical errors or misprintings except the cost of tl orders from his kidnappers. of 1990, only five Westerners were re- continued to proceed normally an Amen- insertion, which is fully refundable. We reserve the right Asked if he had any news of the other leased in Lebanon. can hostage will be released. Maybe within refuse to print any classifieds which contain obscenity, are hostages, Mann said, “None at all.” He UN Secretary-General Javier Perez de an overtlysexual nature, or are used expressly to denigrat( see MANN, page 8 -rson or group. started to continue, but British Ambassa- -.. ., Cuellar has sought a broad exchange in- ,, Wednesday, September 25, 1991 THE TUFTS DAILY page three FEATURES Puking at the bar Computer science (Note:This letter was receivedfrom Mr. Edgers glitter on clothes worn here to kill a small band of on Sept. 23. Our attempts to locate the columnist albino gypsies. upgrades facilities have been to no avail sofar. Tofill his weekly space Better than that, the whole thing started to make by GREG OWEN them. Instead. it was forced to we will print his letter.) sense. Thirteen-year-olds thrown into a bastion of pool two years’ budget money, tradition to drown in a pool of VCRs, portable Daily Staff Writer Lep, With the acquisition of three last year’s and this year’s, to buy I’m reporting from a Bar Mitzvah out west. I radios and hundred-dollar checks. new computer workstations this the three computers. Krumme also know you’re Instilling values and spiritual awareness? No. year. the Computer Science de- said that some grant money was Sending them down a one way path to spiritual Geoff Edgers looking for a partment longer depends on used. mostly from the National news story, in- bankruptcy and listen to Mom and Dad and no “I Academic Computer Services to Science Foundation. According vestigation memorize Hebrew words that I have no clue to or compromising photo of an upper as allow COMP majors access to to Krumme, the Sun Lab, which level administrator posing nude with a blow up their meaning and I get this” philosophy? Sure. computers. In past years, the de- holds anumber ofolder machines, Janet Jackson doll, but this is real life, so suck it up. And the booze does flow like a bottomless val partment used a computer called doesn‘t have enough up-to-date [f you’re from South Carolina or a true republican, of swill. We get the speech a zillion times, “You Jade. an Encore Multllnax main- workstations. 1’11 give a little background into this Bar or Bat kids don’t need alcohol to have fun Thank you ...” The move in-house coincided Mitzvah phenomenon. It’s a mark of time, and the Mr. Kennedy, but you do need it to dance to Vanilla frame that was maintained by with the decision by Computer Holy Book says you’re an adult after the event. Ice tunes when the last album you purchased was Academic Computer Services for Theearly morning religious service was accept- Donovan’s Mellow Yellow near the Fillmore Wesl academic use. Services to replace the old Jade able, and I had the afternoon off to catch upon some in ’67. The three new computers are mainframe, with anewer Convex errands before the night celebration hit. At about “You’re no fun,” the three middle-aged, Bour- Sparc Station 2’s. the top of the 3220 computer. The new Jade 6:30 p.m. we got to the bash. I mixed in well, bon slurping, American cornerstones told me Sparc Station line produced by was purchased last spring for balancing my Danny Kaye references with tricky around half past 11 as a mad frenzy of newly Sun Microsystems, hic. TheCan- $300,000 dollars, and is “worth a wordgames that I remembered from drunken high- devoted Sinatra worshippers danced, strung ou1 puter Science department has million dollars,” according to school parties. I played quarters with elders and a like the Rockettes. named them Apex. Forte. ,and Associate Director of Academic game of asshole (I made my Great Aunt dnnk for “No, I’m fun,” I said, a little angry they’d Presto. These machines are con- Computer Services Mary Ann having aminor seizure). After agood portion of the interrupted the discussion of the pros and cons ol siderably smaller than Jade. t‘ak- Finlon. At the moment, both the evening had gone by, I detected the smile on my Marxism I’d started. “I’m just a little down on the ing up approximately half of a new and the old Jade computers lips and got a little worried -- I seemed to be having summer. No jobs,” I told role model two or three standard dorm room desk. So far, are running; the new mainframe a good time. Shirley Temples were going down “Oh,” he just said and turned his head and they have been able to handle the is called Jade2. ACS is encourzg- easier, Glen Miller sounded new and innovative, moved his sweating mass back near the floor for demand placed upon them by the ing users to get accounts on Jade2 and I was sucking down cocktail wieners like a another bunny hop. Computer Science classes as eas- and move their files before Richard Simmons project off the wagon. I was So, Lep, I was going to do a story on that Mayei ily as Jade has in past years. The Thanksgivhig, when the original even adoring a couple nearby who were dancing to thing -- they accidently shot his horse Rusty so six department also has several older Jade will be removed. a Bette Midler song. To get rid of my weakness I or seven B&G workers had to bury the poor thing Sun microcomputers grouped in Computer Services plans to took my whiskey sour and chucked it at the DJ -- secretly in the backyard Saturday night -- but I’m the Sun Lab. which is housed in sell thc old Jade. although they do don’t feel bad, he was swine: the Osmond teeth, alittle busy and havea weak stomach. Maybe senc the lower level of the Computer not expect bids until November. million-dollar voice, and a penchant for whoring Healy out on that one. One more thing, sorry aboul Science department offices in the Finlon could not give an estimate his personality for a few cheap American dollars - the cocktail napkins, send me some Daily statio. Pcarson Annex. of what the selling price would - and headed out to the back room and grabbed a nery for future correspondence. It’s more profes. One reason for the change was be, saying that prices on the com- cup of coffee from a caterer who responded to sional. that the Computer Science de- puter market fluctuate often. every one of my questions by singing a verse of the partment wanted more control Jade is still used by several Mexican national anthem. My first thought once At your service, over the machines students were departments, including classes in the caffeine took effect was that there was enough G.E. using. according to Department engineering, math, physics, eco- Chair David Krumme. In the past, nomics, and possibly some 011 the any changes to Jade had to be Boston campus. Finlon said that made through Academic Com- ACS talked with the faculty of puter Services, which was more different departments about their difficult than doing it directly. needs before the new Jade was Anotherreason was that work- purchased. The move made by stations. like the three new com- the Computer Science department puters. are currently becoming to the new workstations made more popular for programming little or no difference to the deci- use in business. Krummc cx- sion to purchase the new Jade. plained that Suns allow a pro- The Sparc Stations are faster grammcr to be more productive than the old Jade, and opinions using their windowing capability. vary as to whether or not they are Using a screen roughly similar in faster than Jade2, although Jade2 siLe to that of a Macintosh or of is definitely faster for some uses. Microsoft Windows on an IBM, So far, there have been no prob- the programmer may do several lems due to the change affecting STUDENTSSPECIAL operations at once; they can watch the Computer Science classes. (TuFt’s Campus Only, Ask lor Studcnt’s Special) their program run, view the actual Lower level students are working code of the program, and run a on the Sparc Stations the same as 12” Cheese Pizza debuggingprogrrun all at thesame they did with Jade by logging in Plus one topping time, thus allowing students to remotely from Eaton Computer complete more work in the same User Area or from their rooms Plus a FREE amount of time. with a modem. Upper-level Can of Coke Because the workstations are classes, beginning with COMP For Only becoming more popular in busi- 40, will be using the Sun Lab for ness, the department would like their work. to teach all its COMPmajors how OUR SUPERIOR to use them. This is another rea- Krumme expressed approval Cheese Pizza son the department decided to of the way the new computers are 12”Cheese $5.81 move them in-house: the students working out, and says that he 16iiCheese $8.43 can get more hands-on experi- prefers to use several small ma- ence than they could if the com- chines rather than one big ma- Additional Toppings. puters were maintained by Com- chine. He also pointed out that a Pepperoni, Ground I3cef, Mush room, 629-2400 puter Services. number of smaller investments Sausage, Ham, Onion, Anchvy, The new Sparc Station 2’s cost are better than a single large one reen Peppier, Green olives, I)oiil)Ic C:ticcsc 514 A Medford St. around$15,000each.Duetobud- because of the rapid speed with €$lackOlive, I’ineapple Somerdle getary restrictions, the Computer which computer systems become Spinach, Eggplant, Tomato, BTOCCOL~, Science department could only obsolete. He foresees the depart- Garllc, Prosciutto, Canadian Bacon HOURS buy three, although Krummesaid ment buying more workstations 12“Item $.95 Mon-Sun llAM til 12AM he would have preferred to buy in a couple of years, but for now 16” Item $1.10 Limited Iklivery Arca more. The department petitioned the three new Sparc Stations are for more funds but did not receive working out just fine. YOUR NAME HERE (though not quite that big) Write Features and gain fame, fortune and almost immediate magnet status. Or just fame,and fortune, if attracting iron filings isn’t your idea of big fun. Call John or Jeff at 627-3090, or come down to the back basement of Curtis Hall, and ask for them bv name. rge four THE TUFTS DAILY Wednesday, September 25,19

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Thank you for your support Wednesday, September 25, 1991 THE TUFTS DAILY page five ARTS Williams ’6Fisher King’ rules over a world of dreams By BILL SPATZ helping him to attain the Holy Ctmtrilmting Writer Grail and the girl with whoin he A goodmovie should be thera- has fallen in love, Jack learns a peutic in its ability to transport its lesson about people and their value audience from their own world to to each other. Despite its sometimes tiresome length, overly drawn-out dia- pqReview logues. and William’s occasional failure to appropriately separate the humor and drama of the story, that of the people on the screen. it is not hard to like this movie. providing the viewers a momen- Spectacular perfonnances are tary escape from their own lives. turned in by Ruehl as the tough Just like any other form of but bighearted woman who wants therapy. some methods work bet- little more than Jack’s love and ter than others. To that end. Terry happiness, and Amanda Plummer Gilliam‘s The Fisher King defi- as the lonely, mousy accountant nitely works. who brings love back to Parry’s This is hardly aperfect movie, life. but the performances by all four Bridges believably grows and lead actors, especially Robin Wil- changes from an arrogant cynic to liams and Jeff Bridges, are often a reformed man of warmth and mesmerizing. compassion. Williams’ perfor- They create their own worlds, mance enables Parry the street with a little help from Richafd person to show others their own LaGravanese’s screenplay, and value even in his state of delu- o .John Cleese or Michael Palin here, but Robin Williams as a homeless man and Jeff BridgesI as succeedinbril1ging the-audience a Dj still make an unlikely pair in the film The Fisher King. (They’re not using coconuts.) sion. into them. All these characters are ten- . Bridges plays Jack Lucas. an New York video store owner, the cold. looming buildings fur- world and make his profound derly played by one of the most arrogant and cynical DJ who in- played warmly and modestly by ther separate his world froin rcal- impressions of it seem like those well-rounded casts of any movie advertently drives aderanged lis- Mercedes Ruehl. ity. of an objective answer. this year. tener to murder. In the gunman’s Williams. formerly a college In his mind, Parry envisions When Jack meets Parry on the If it can be said that great line of fire is Robin Williams’ professor. is left in a catatonic flaming knights on horseback street ‘and discovers that his wife actors make great films. The wife. Her deathchanges the worlds state of delusion. Now known as chasing him through Central Park was the victim of the deranged Fisher King is great indeed. Each of both men. A guilt-ridden Jack Parry. he lives in the boiler room and begins a personal quest for listener’sviolence,he sees ameans character is rounded and real and leaves the radioand virtually drops of an old apartment building but the Holy Grail. to personal salvation. brings meaning to the others. Thus, out of society, but instead falls spendsmosl of his days and nights Again, these delusions serve In his efforts to bring some their worlds become that of the into the tender care of a tough in the streets of New York, where to set Parry apart from the real meaning back to Parry‘s life by audience, if only for a few hours. Cliches abound in ‘Rambling Rose’ ‘Barton Fink’ able to by MATTHEW CARSON drels in Birmingham,“ inhabit- is a strange character. She is well Contributiiig Writer antsofher hometownwho wish to educated, insists upon calling her transcend film genres , Rumbling Rose takes place in sell her into prostitution. children by nicknames that they late Depression-era Dixieland -- Of course, this curvaceous hate, and was orphaned as achild, by ELIN DUGAN played by Michael Lerner. Glennville, Georgia. to be exact. bad-girl-with-aLheart-of-goldstirs which seems to mecan that she and Contributing Writer Lipnick. after five minutes of up the household and the town Rose are somehow bonded. Barton Fink is a creation of nonsensical but hilarious bab- quite a bit. It’s not long before the Ladd frequently drifts into Ethan and Joel Coen, the same bling, finally gives Fink his first young local menare fighting over what Daddy calls “the fourth di- brothers who brought us the hi- assignment: a low-budget wres- Review her on the Hillyers’ front lawn in mension” and goes on about how tling picture involving “either an ~~ the middle of the night. all the energy on Earth is positive Film orphan or a dame.” This is a pretty good setting for a Buddy. the Hillyer’s 13-year- and what humans do with it is Review Suddenly. Fink is faced with movie, It’s fun to look at and old son is. along with Daddy. one negative. Buddy, whom she calls & thc problem of writing for some- certainly fun to listen to. South- ofthe film‘s great characters. The “Brother,” is her favorite of her L I one else, and he finds that he can’t ern drawls are always lend a cer- character is played adroitly by three children. She makes no se- larious and offbeat Raising Ari- do it. To fill the lonely hours, he tain charm to movies. Dan Lucas Haas -- remember him from cret of this. :OIIU and the widely acclaimed turns to his next door neighbor, Aykroyd did a great one in Driv- Witness? He is an intelligent boy Ladd’s character also has a Mill~r’sCrossirrg. Tosay that their Charlie Meadows. Meadows, irrg Miss Daisv. Robert Duvall, as with what his mother calls “an buzzing hearing aid which doesn’t most recent film did well at the played by Goodman, is an insur- the patriarchofthe wealthy Hillyer evil streak.” Haas has some very really serve much purpose in the Cannes Film Festival would be a ance salesman who embodies the family,effects agreat accent here. funny moments, particularly the film. Her hearing loss is never gross understatement. It captured concept of the common man, a Duvall was made for roles like look he flashes to his younger explained, and attempts at comic awards for Bcst Film. Best Actor. role that Fink had supposedly left this. He seems at home in the brother and sister after he tells relief via the archaic hearing aid and Best Direction. With actors behind in New York. Each night, Panama hats aid linen suits char- Roseabout theoldmaninthenext (which looks like a Walktnan) are like John Goodman and John Meadows entertains Fink with acteristic of the period. His man- town who ate his niece. feeble at best. Turlurro(you may remember him tales of his blue-collar existence nerisms and his voice ooze with Buddy is acritical character in There is a lot of talent on dis- as Paulie in Spike Le:’s Jinrrgle aidoccasionally helps him out by Southern chann when he says lines the film because the story is told play in Ronihlirzg Rose. Duvall Fever). Barton Fink has all the demonstrating some of the wres- like, “Miss Rosebud. you are as from his point of view. He flashes steals the show in nearly every factors that create a top-rate film. tling moves he learned in high graceful as a capital letter S.” back on his youth while visiting one of his scenes. Haas makes off Fortunately, it’s able to live up to school. Calder Willingham’s screen- his father in the family’s house in with his share, too. Ladd is just its potential. During his stay in Hollywood, play has a lot of distinctive lines 197 1. The grown-up Buddy, now fine in an odd role. However, The titleofthe film refers toits Fink also encounters W.P. like this. It also has interesting knownas Wilcox Hillyer, is played Dern’s Rose is not an interesting main character. Fink (Turturro) is Mayhew (John Mahoney) and his characters and some intelligent by John Heard. character. Her story has been told a young playwright from New secretary/lover, Audrey Taylor scenes. Unfortunately. for every Heard is under-used here, since in numerous movies in the past. York whose latest play about the (Judy Davis). Mayhew isanaging great line, scene and character. his narration is used only in the Her effect on the Hillyer ‘s lives is city’s fishmongers sends him, writer who was once revered by there exists a cliche. 1971 scenes and abandoned for similarly predictable. unprepared, into the limelight. Fink. But now he turns out to be a The title characterRose.played the bulk of the picture. In addi- The presence of suchacliched Unimpressed by the all the hoopla, violent drunk who doesn’t even by LauraDern. isonesuchcliche. tion, Heard is poorly cast. He character in the midst of the won- Fink insists that he writes forhim- write his own books. Instead, it is She‘sa 19-year-oldorphan from a bears little resemblance to Haas, derfully eccentric Hillyer family self and for the “common man,” Audrey who backs him up and dirt-poor farm background. The and the make-up used to make keeps Rambling Rose from being not for the critics. But finally, he eventually comes to Fink’s aid Hillyers hire her as a housekeeper Heard look more like a grown-up a good film. The film is bogged is persuaded by his agent to give when he is desperately trying to out of charity. As Duvall’s char- Haas actually makes him look down by Rose’s presence, which Hollywood a try, not to e

~ ... ..__...... ge six THE TUFS DAILY Wednesday, September 25, 19 WE WMT YOU , to voice vour opinion on ARA TODAY Wednesday, Sept. -25 The TCU Senate will be sponsoring a referendum on ARA. Voting will take place at tables from 9:30 am to 6:30 pm in the Campus Center, Carrnichael and Dewick dining halls.

As this is an opinion poll and not an oflicial election, you may vote at any of the three locations. THE TUFB DAILY page seven Wednesday, September 25, 1991 1 SPORTS Undefeated Tufts stomps Trinity by CRAIG JACOBS with each player winning 6-4. close confrontation,ended quickly Senior Staff Writer Then Montilladecided to get with with the player from Trinity limp- Three up, three down. And af- the program and join her other ing noticeably around the court ter the first quarter of the season, teammates in the victory bracket. while Schraffa kept hitting win- the women’s tennis team has few “I said. ‘Let‘s give it all I got,’ ner after winner. Schraffa dis- and I played really wel1,”Montilla posed of her ailing opponent, 6- I, said. Yet this was an understate- in the final set, by not losing menpn’her part. Montilla actu- another game after the accident. ally wiped her opponent off the “Kris [Schraffa] played amaz- court in the third set, 6- 1, and took ingly.’’ commented teammate errors and many winners to show home an emotional and well- Kaufman. “She was really zoned as profits of a quick start. /fought victory. in on the match.” On Saturday. the Jumbd For the number five singles Returning to the level of per- hosted theTrinity Banmns in their player, senior Amy Lederman, her formance in years past, the team first hoineinatchof theseason. As three-set loss was the only one of captured the three doubles freshman Alison Oshinsky said. the match for Tufts. After eking matches and won convincingly, “It helpedalotplayingon [Tufts’] out the first set in the tiebreaker, 8- 1. With the number one player courls.” Lederm‘an went through a sec- from Trinity out of action, the As had been the case through- ond-set breakdown and dropped number one doubles team of out the first three matches. the the set. 6-1. Her chance to re- Schraffa and Montilla won by reliable threesomeofsenior Karen kindle hespark which she showed default. Kaufman, junior Lisa Amat angel, flashes of in the first set fell short The most exciting doubles and Oshinsky. the numbers two, in falling 6-4 in the third set. match occurred in the three - four, ,and six singles playe,e. laid In the find singles match, se- doubles position with Lederman the foundation for the victory. All nior captain Kris Schraffa played andoshinsky coming back to win three easily disposed of their op- a remarkable match which ended their first match of the season. ponents in straight ”sets. with the thrill of vicdory on the “We finally started working The highlight of theseinatches Tufts’ side ,and the a’gony of de- together as a team,” Oshinsky occurred when Oshinsky rallied feat on the Bantam bench. The remarked. “She became more from a five-game deficit in the first two sets were split; Schraffa aggressive and I relaxed.” first set. She won the final seven won 7-5 in the opener and lost the “We had been missing some- games of the set, taking it 7-5 and tiebreaker in the second set, in- thing,” Lederman claimed. “We then rolled through the final set, cluding two match points saved were having trouble putting that 6-2. Senior co-captain Anna Auseklis’ ball-handling skills couldn’t by Trinity. extra ‘oomph’ on [the ball]. We Oshinsky has added irnmea- Heading into the third set, the were playing to lose instead of keep the Jumbos outof deep trouble in yesterday’s 3-0 loss. surable depth for Tufts, as she has two players were neck and neck, trying to win.” been unGatable in the six slot. each one rallying back and forth This losing mentality stopped The freshman was quick to point from baseline to baseline. Then once the tandem took to the Jumbos defeated 3.. 0 out that her mental toughness has with Schraffa holding a 2-1 ad- friendly confines of Tufts’courts. Early goals drag Tufts down to 1-3-1 vantage and breakpoint, the Ban- Falling behind 4-1, the duo was playedseason wins.a “I was exuecting.in her the tam decided to attack the net. forced to play catch up for the rest teams to be really tough. Soi set leading scorer Tina Mowrey Preparing in time from the ap- of the first set. The pair went by GEOFF LEPPER my goals high.” struck a beautiful shot into the top proach shot, Schraffa countered ahead for the first time in the Daily Editorial Board As easy as the straight-set About the best thing youcould shelf, left side. Whiting was help- with a sensational topspin lob. match at 5-4, then traded games less, ,and Brandeis abruptly led 2- singles matches were. the other This threw her opponent crashing with the Bantams before finally say about yesterday’s game singles matches were that much against the Brandeis Judges was 0. totheground withatwistedankle, capturing theset,7-5.Theirdomi- The Jumbos had their chances tougher. All of the remaining the result of a misstep during her nance continued into the second matches went three grueling sets frenzied attempt to retrieve the to get back into it. but yet again setandfinished witha6-Othrash- I Women’s their attack was stifled with ease. with two Jumbos coinhg out on lob. ing of the Bantams. Soccer Twenty-five minutes into the half, top to clinch the match. After a delay of many minutes When asked to comment on Tufts had its first outstanding In the number three singles while the Bantam was being at- the pair’s success in the last set position, freshman Alexandra that it ended early enough for chance when a high arcing shot tended to. the deciding set finally see page 10 Montilla split the sets. TENNIS, everyone to get dinner before 6:00 from Wendy Garland deep in the first two continued. What started out as a right corner bounced off of Judge

women‘s soccer team would have forward Keri Karofsky pounced lnuch of ;ill appetite after the un- on the ball, but was also pounced PITTSBURGH (M)-- The portedTuesday that the Penguins “WhenIsignedtheoffersheet. p&:&le 3-0 loss that was unccr- on by three Brandeis defenders. PittsburghPenguins will keepleft would match the offer and have it was to play in Pittsburgh or elnolliously dulnped upon them Unable to repeat her opportune wing Kevin Stevens by matching no plans to trade Stevens. but tfie Boston,” Stevens said. “I don’t by their visitors. foraging of the seasoil opeller, the Boston Bruins’ five-year, Penguins wouldn’t confirm the want to play anywhere else.” 111 a game that now serves as a Karofsky‘s boots failed her and $5.375 Inillion Offer sheet, ac- report. By retaining Stevens. one of microcosm of their season. the the ball was cleared. cording to a broadcast report. “We‘re still weighing our op- their most popular players, the Julnbos dug thelnselves a hole Despite adding a third striker, Pittsburgh has until midnight tions,” general manager Craig - P$x@Iinswould retain the heart carlyon,letth~gintwogoalswith41 Tufts still had problems with get- Thursday to match the Bruins’ Patrick said. of the first tcm in franchise his- a lniriute in the first half. In {hfs ting the ball out of their end; if the offer or lose Stevens. who led the Slevens‘ agent. Jay Grossman. lory to advance past the second case, Tufts was unable to climb fullbacks ranged up to keep the Penguins with 17 goals during said Patricktold hiin that no deci- round of the playoffs. back out of their pit. Whether ball in Brandeis’ half of the field, their successful drive tO the sion had been reached. Stevens Mario Lemieux is in the third they cm still InAe [he playoffs they would be beaten to the ball Stanley Cup championship last also said he hadn’t heard from the year of a 5-year, $12 million con- with arecord that now stands at 1- by their noticeably faster OPPO- spring. Penguins. tract. and Mark Recchi, their top 3-1 remains to be seen. nents, thus leaving themselves The Penguins‘ optioiis are to On Monday, Patrick said the scorer last season, reached terms the 16:45 mark, Braid& open to attack. But if they hung tnatchtheofferandretainStevens, Penguins were accepting trade last week on a 4-year deal worth forward Erin McKc~lnasprung back to defend their goal, the ball to sigll hiin and wade hiol or to let offers for Stevens, who had 40 about $1 Inillion a season. loose and took on Jumbo goal- simply stayed in heJumbos’ end Bosto~~signhun.PittsWghwould goals and 46 assists during the Last summer, the Penguins keeper Martha Whiting one-on- of the field, thus leaving them- receive five first-roU1ld draft 1990-91 regular SeaSon. He led citedtheanticipatedhugeincrease one, coming away with the open- selves open to attack as well. This choices and $1m,minco*nPen- the PeIlguins with 17 goals and inplayersalariesforraisingticket sation for losing Stevens- ing tally.Almosr before the Judges see SOCCER, page 9 added 16 assists in 24 playoff prices $5 per game for the best had finished their celebrations, WPXI-TV in Pittsburgh re- games. seats. ‘Upcoming Tufts Sports Schedule ,.

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Volleyball Bates Invit. Bates Invit. t:X-Country Fitchburg St. Crew i I I Home games in caps page eight THE TUFTS DAILY ‘.< Wednesday, September 25, 1991 ’ Hostage families express hope D2wrtment has no comment MANN Beirut and turned over to the Mamaheroic World War11 Syrian anny. He was then t‘aken pilot in the Royal Air Force, had in the future. continued from page 2 continued from The suit was first made public a we& or less than a month.” loDanascus, thetraditional wan- lived in Beirut for decades when sit point for freed hostages. he was kidnapped May 12.1989. had been engaged fixing tu- in August 1989, charging that the He said Mcmwas set free “to itionWVEsTYN rates and faculty salaries spring and summer meetings Mm’s wife left Cyprudor Dam- 011 the way to the bank. During facilitate Perez de CueIlar’s mis- within the Overlap Group. ascus to meet her husband of his captivity. he was once re- among the Overlap Group and 3 3 sion. The other side is required to Mayer also said the then-head other colleges and universitites facilitate his mission too.” more than 50 years. “I’m very, ported to have died -- a report his very hi1ppy.” she said. wife initially said she believed ofthe Justice Department, former c&&htted an illegal fixing of He apparently referred to the Attorney General Richard pricesmeant tokeeptuitionshigh. kidnappers’ demands that Israel At kqjt nine WeStfXIl&S are hut later discounted. still missing in Lcbaloti -- five Thornburgh, had pursued the suit All of the schools under investi- release 20 more Arab prisoners, “relentlessly” for “obvious po- gationare private institutions with or possibly Sheik Abdul-K&m Americans, a Briton, Lwo Ger- There was 110 defitiitih Word mansandan 1tahn.ThekTtgyt- 011Maiul until kpt. 12. whet1 the litical reasons.“ Thornburgh re- most tuition rates within $500 of Obeid. the Hezbo]lah leader signed from his position at the each other. seized by Israeli colnmandos in held hosbge inkbanon isAme& Revolutionary Justice Organiza- Justice Depamnent over the sum- A spokesperson at the Depart- 1989. c

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-, Wednesday, September 25, 1991 THE TUFTS DAILY page nine = Yeltsin to take leave of absence as rumors why circulate MOSCOW (AP)-- Russian currently themost popularpoliti- Russian legislature, Rusl an Yeltsin apparently has not to, but apparently he objected to Federation President Boris cian in the Soviet Union and if he Khasbulatov, told lawmakers taken a break since the failed those giving Russian control of Yeltsin. who skipped a parlia- were to become seriously ill. die, Yeltsin was not seriously ill. coup, when he led a standoff with formerly Soviet facilities on its ment session last weck because of or stepdownfromoffice.it would Aides and officials close to Soviet tanks at Russia’s parlia- territory. a heart ailment. will take a leave further destabilize analready cha- Yelt sin also dismissed suggestions ment building in Moscow. After a stormy, emergency from work that could last two otic situation. that the president suffers from During and after the coup, closed-door session Monday, the weeks, Soviet media reported Soviet television said that any serious illness. and attributed Yeltsin issued a series of sweep- Cabinet drafted a statement say- Tuesday. Yeltsin will “travel for a rest” on Yeltsin’s sudden sickness to his ing decrees asserting his author- ing that Silayev’s letter contra- The reports renewed specula- Wednesday. His destination was strenuous work schedule. ity over miany aspects of the cen- dicted the Russian lawmakers’ tion about the reasons for recent not revealed. On Friday, Yeltsin traveled to tral Soviet government and by- decision to take over control of changes in the 60-year-old The independent Interfax news the Caucasus Mountains to medi- passing legislative review. facilities on its territory, Interfax Yeltsin’s schedule. With the ab- agency quoted Yeltsin’s spokes- ate a cease-fire in the disputed Many officials later questioned reported. sence of official word from man, Pave1 Voshchanov. as indi- area of Nagorno-Karabakh. their legality. RussianPrime Min- Silayev acknowledged that Yeltsin, the reasons circulating in cating “the leave could last for a claimed by both Annenia and ister Ivan Silayev, in his capacity requests for repeal of decreesmust rumor mills range from Yeltsin’s couple of weeks.” Azerbaijan. as chairman of the new Soviet be made by the legislature, Rur- fatigue to his reluctance to face Officials have saidan unspeci- He returned to Moscow early Economic Management Commit- sian television said Monday. criticism about decrees he issued fied heart ailment forced Yeltsin Tuesday morning and later met tee, wrote a letter last week to during and since the failed Aug. to miss a session of the Supreme the visiting president of the New Yeltsin requesting that some de- Rutskoi is in line to succeed 18-21 coup. Soviet legislature last Thursday York Federal Reserve Bank, crees issued during the coup be Yeltsin. But there has been little Yeltsinreaped enonnous power ‘and Friday, where he was sup- Gerald Corrigan. to discuss fi- suspended. news reports said. discussion of the possibility, ap- and prestige by successfully lead- posed to deliver a speech. nancial and banking reforms, the The reports didn’t specify parently because few believe ing opposition to the coup. He is The acting chairmian of the Tass news agency said. which decrees Silayev objected Yeltsin is seriously ill. d Numerous unknowns cloud future of Tufts dining COMMENTARY ARA and its practices in a recent of interest policy as proof of this terest remains before ad hoc com- be an improvement to Tufts. continued from page 1 interview. saying essentially that fact; the document does not nec- mittee members, who themselves Calaroso stated that ARA Ser- Tufts students and workers have service would not be reduced if essarily define conflict of inter- have suggested to students to vices has submitted an unsolicited been asking whether ARA Ser- ARA came to Tufts and many est, but instead says what would speak with administrators and proposal to Tufts once before, in vices is the right organization to Tufts dining workers would be not be considered a conflict. Tufts officials about their opin- 1988. This proposal was ulti- contract Tufts dining. Is ARA too able to keep their jobs if they However, according to articles ions on the proposal. The com- mately rejected, and Tufts has large and faceless an organization wished. However, ARA manag- inNRNandotherinagazines,ARA mittee, however, has been ada- never opened the University’s to continue the “homey” atmo- ers would likely replace the Tufts has an “ironclad written code of mant in refusing to offer any de- dining service to outside contrac- sphere that Tufts dining provides management team. ethics and principles.” A recent tails about the ARAproposal. The tor bidding. Therefore, the for- its workers? Should Tufts open Furthermore, the possibility of NRN article stated that ARA em- committee will offer their report mation of the ad hoc committee the contracting of theuniversity’s conflict of interest looms over the ployees are “discouraged from at the end of September to senior and the University’s seriousness dining service to general bidding bid. Tufts Trustees, including operating or participating in any administrators, who will then de- in its reaction to ARAproposition in order to pursue different types Board of Trustees chair Nelson other business or from any activ- cide whether to recommend the indicate something new or note- of food? Gifford, have said the dual rela- ity that might giveeventheslight- proposal to the Board of Trustees worthy in the ARA proposal or @ New England CDS Vice Presi- tionship of Neubauer in this pro- est hint of a conflict of interest or for a vote. the current status, whether finan- dent Ron Calaroso attempted to posal is not a conflict of interest. impropriety.” Therefore, some committee cial or other, of TUDS. answer many questions about They have cited aTrustee conflict The question of conflict of in- members have asserted that stu-

in the 86th minute to close the wday when they travel to Maine scoring. to take on the Colby White Mules And to top off the day, fresh- at 1:OO p.m. H. KAPIAN r-~~~~-~~~~-mm~~~~~~~ I Sornerville Dental Associates 1 -.- page ten THE TUFTS DAILY Wednesday, September 25, 1991 _- CIA officials say they told Gates of Iran-Contra suspicions WASHINGTON (AP)-- TWO several discrepancies. Before going to Gates, Allen on the amount of infonnation he However, he added in remarks to senior intelligence officials testi- Gates has told the committee took his suspicions to Kerr who had conveyed to him about the reporters outside the hearing, “I’m fied Tuesday that in 1986 they in sworn written responses to its was then CIA’S director of analy- suspected diversion during the not sure we’re going to be able to clearly laid out for CIA director- questions that “to the best of my sis. Kerr testified that he passed Oct. 1 meeting, Gates has testi- resolve every ambiguity.” designate Robert Gates evidence recollection. Mr. Allen never on Allen’s suspicions to Gates, fied that Allen’s remarks Gates will be called back for pointing to a White House diver- mentioned to me or speculated probably in August, including the amounted to a brief reference at further testimony before the com- sion of money to Nicaraguan that anyone in the US govern- role North was believed to be the end of a lengthy conversation mittee concludes its hearings. rebels. ment, including the ... White playing. on other issues, and called it “ex- Allen said he laid out for Gates The testimony by acting CIA House” was involved in the diver- , “I clearly mentioned this to traordinarily flimsy” speculation. the reasons that led him to con- director Richard Kerr and senior sion. which occurred despite a Bob Gates, as well,” Kerr said. “I had what I call the conversation with Kerr. Allen said that at the time he markup of 500 to 600 percent on sionof money to the Contras from and disturbed that the White Kerr said he believes Gates, and feared, but had no proof, the trail the price of the arms sold to Iran. US arms sales to Iran has been at House would involve itself in such pointed to the fact that he devoted would lead to the Oval Office. Gates has testified he cannot the heart of the debate by the dubious activity,“ he said. only oneor twominutes to Allen‘s But now “I have absolutely no recall Allen mentioning a “re- Senate Intelligence Commit tee on Gates specifically expressed suspicions during a conversation knowledge” that Reagan was in- serve,” but to the extent that it - whether to confirm Gates. Week- concern at the role played by that included other topics. volved in the diversion, he added. occurred, he would have thought long testimony has failed to turn White House aide Oliver North. Pressed by Sen. Sam Nunn, D- Gates “has a faulty memory the reference was to CIA reserve up (any evidence that would stand Allen said. Alhoneof a handful Ga..about WhathehadtoldGates, when it comes to the involvement funds. in the way of President Bush’s of people who were in North’s Allen said, “It was clear that I of the NSC”-- the National Secu- Allen also said he had clearly nominee, andconlinnation is still confidence from the start of the implied the chain went from North rity Council -- said panel member told Gates that North ordered him considered likely. Iran-Contra affair, said Gates told to Adm. Poindexter,” President Bill Bradley, D-NJ. to defend the inflated prices of the But at the start of the second him he hadalwaysadmired North Reagan’s national security ad- “There’s a conflict in testi- weapons in speaking to the Ira- week of testimony, Allen’s and but that“this wasgoing too far“if viser. mony there,” agreed committee nian middleman, Manucher Kerr’s recollections pointed to indeed adiversion was under way. Allen also differed with Gates chairman David Boren, D-Okla. Ghorbani far. New committee members to be appointed- COMMITTEE student opinionon theTufts Greek Financial interests related to The committee is expected to Colcord said last week he has continued from page 1 system. However. she said she the Greek system is another as- present its report to the Faculty at resigned froin the committee to that the committee plans draw had not Spoken with other mem- pect of the committee’s work. the beginning of next semester, attend to “other matters.” B@ley oll information Jrom a sexual ha- bers of the committee since last Bailey said he and then-commit- and Bailey said the report may said the Faculty Committee on rasslnent sexu211violellce sur- semester 011 the issue. tee co-chair Frank Colcord met contain “recoilunendations“about Committees is expected to ap- vcy that the D~~~~(,f Students hothcr focus of the commit- last year with several alumni and the future of the Greek system at point “some new members to our Office 2md Wome11.s Prograns tee. according to Bailey. was a TuftsTrustees to discuss the issue Tufts. He added the Faculty could committee soon.” The Faculty dislribuled ];nt si)ring. The re- request from University President of fOnner Greek members being vote only on a recommendation convened thecommittee last year, that survey. according to Jean Mayer to “evaluate to what “generous in donations“ to the concerning the status of the Greek after the University CommitteeA women’s hogruns Coordinator extent problems with Greeks are University. system: no changes can be made on Fraternity and Sorority Lid% Peggy Bmett, will be released the problems of the Greek system “We were very much aware of unless theTufts BoardofTrustees presented a report to the Faculty sometime in October. or problems on all college cam- that, Greeks who are alumni giv- votes. on any proposal. and Faculty members felt the re- LindaB,unbcr,aTuftsEnglish puses.” Bailey said the commit- ing agood deal ofmo~leytoTufts. The committee is currently port “did not sufficiently address professor and committee mem- tee has reviewed materials and However. OUT mandate is not to comprised of Bailey, Bamber and some concerns,” according tq ber, said last week she was inter- spoken withindividuals involved weigh the relative value of the English Drofessor Lee Edelman. Bailev. ested in seeing thecommitteeuse with Greek systems at other systein in financial tenns,” Bai- some fonn of a survey to assess schools. ley said. Team confidence extremely high TENNIS tinued to romp over their oppo- Having ‘the next four inarches at continued from page 7 nents. Barely breaking a sweat, home and no view of a loss in and a half. Ledennan stated that the tandem won 6-3,6-2. sight, the Jumbosare wellon their they finally learned “to stick with Kaufman remarked on how way to another winning season. 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AlexandraRipley may be the first And Ripley keeps Scarlett troops to Saudi Arabiato ease that nation's concern over rising ten- sessed "several hundred Scud Last week, Pentagon spokes- author to receive second billing moving: from Melanie's funeral man Pete Williams said that the in Georgia, to attempted rec- sions in the Persian Gulf region, a missiles of the type used against on the cover of her own book. But 'an anti-missile weapons were re- the book is the sequel to Gone onciliation with Rhett in Charles- senior Pentagonofficial saidTues- Saudi Arabiaduring theGulf War." Bush also made clear that he quested by King Fahd of Saudi With the Wirrd. Ripley isn't toii.toajourneytoIrelrandaridthe day. ,and wav, willing to send warplanes Arabia because the Saudis "feel about tocomplain about her name start of a new life. The Patriots. which played a threatened" by Iraq. ' Does Scarlett find a way to get spectacular role in foiling Iraqi back into the Gulf if necessary to appearing below Margaret He said the Saudis expressed Mitchell's. him back? You won't find out Scud missile attacks during the allow the UN inspectors to go concern because Baghdad "con- "There's a voice in this book until the last few pages. Other GulfWar,"are getting ready togo about their business. tinues to try to and that is Margaret Mitchell's. information, however, can be now" and will leave from Ger- The official said that the US sidestep the UN Security Council resolutions on that's what I was after.'' Ripley safely divulged: many on Wednesdaqimoniing, the contingent will be made of two destroying their ballistic missiles." said in an interview yesterday, 24 -- Mammy dies shortly after official said. Patriot missile battalions. The Pentagon has said repeat- hours before the scheduled re- Scarlett returns to Tara from Word of the decision came as Each battalion will have 48 edly that Iraq has "a long way to leaseof the long-awaitedScarlett: Melanie's funeral. Rhett shows Iraqi troops for a second time missiles,and will be accompanied Thesequelto Margaret Mitchell's up to pay his respects, but rebuffs detained 44 United Nations in- by 690 soldiers. the official said. go" in meeting its post-Gulf War "Gone With the Wind". Scarlett and quickly returns to spectors searching for that evi- A formal 'announcement may agreement to disclose the full range of its chemical, biological "It's such an easy shot; people Charleston. dence of a nuclear weapons pro- be made "once the deployment can be so clever. 'Margaret -- Ashley and Scarlett agree to gram in that country and Presi- starts." the official said. and nuclear weapons programs, Mitchell would have never done be just friends and she even helps dent George Bush condemned The Pentagon announced last as well as the extent of its ballistic missile program. this."This should have never been introduce him to the woman he Baghdad's "unacceptable behav- week that it intended to make the done.' When bad reviews start ends up marrying. ior." The UN Security Council weapons available from its stocks. Last week, Williams said the coming in. I could say they won't . -- Scarlett meets many of her dem'anded release of the inspec- The number and the timing of the Patriot deployment had symbolic well as protective value. bother me. that's a lie; they will relatives from both sides of rhe tors. deployment. however, remained as "This is a deterrent to make bother me. I'm just hoping to get family and becomes especially Bush said last week that he uncertain. would provide the missiles to the clear to our friends and to the more good reviews than bad re- close toher cousin ColumO'Hara. There were reports that the Saudis for defensive purposes. Iraqis that the United States is views." apriest andamilitant opponent of Saudis demanded the missiles in TheSaudisrequested the weap- prepared to do whatever is neces- Thebookruns823pagcs,about British rule in Ireland. return for allowing the United 200 less than Cone With (lie Wind. --After Scarlett leaves for Ire- ons as tensions heated in the Per- States to stage protective cover sary todefenditsinterestsand the interests of the allies in the re- It closely follows Mitchell'sstyle, land, Rhett divorces her and mar- sian Gulf region over Iraqi Presi- flights for the UN insuectors in dent Saddam Hussein's refusal to with much of the action tal& ries a Charleston woman. Iraq. but Pentagon ofricials de- gion," Williams said.

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Animal Rights Movement General Interest Meeting. Today Eaton 208,8:30 p.m.

Israel Network Bridge General Board Meeting. Hillel Organizational Meeting Office, Curtis Hall, 8:30 p.m. Zamparelli Rm, Campus Ctr, 3:OO p.m. Dance Department Extra-cumcularmodem dance class. Blues Jam Cousens dance spacc,400-5:30p.m. Attcmpt at ALL ACOUSTICBLUES JAM. Hotung Cafe, 8-1 1:00 p.m. Career Planning Center Graduate school workshop. The French Circle First Meeting. French House - Calvin and Hobbes by Bill Watterso Conference Km, Career Planning Ctr. 4:OO p.m. 11 Whitfield Rdl8:30 - 9:30 p.m.

Sportschat (tm) Human Factors Society Call-in (381 -3800)sportstalkshow. First General Meeting WMFO, 91.5 fm. 6-7:00 p.m. Andcrson 206, 8:OO p.m.

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