CTHE TUFTS DAILYJ Medford, MA 02155 Wednesday, November 14,1990 ’ Vol XXI, Number 46 WHICH WAY TO THE POWER STATION? New sorority gains recognition

by KRIS MUFFLER toward being a really strong year and initiated the proceed- Daily Editorial Board campus organization,” said Car- ings of becoming a colony, Krinsky The Committee on Fraterni- ynne Bruno, vice-president of the said. ties and Sororities voted unani- colony. ‘‘I think we’re rapidly “We chose Phi Sig and they mously Friday to recognize the becoming that now.” She added choose us,” Krinsky said. Tufts chapter of Phi Sigma Sigma, that she was pleased the commit- Tufts’recognition of the group a national sorority. The group, tee decided so quickly. as a chapter would mark the re- which may be officially recog- Bruno, along with colony presi- constitution of the second Phi nized as a chapter after a year’s dent Teal Cook, gave a presenta- Sigma Sigma chapter. Phi Sigma probation, is now a Tufts sorority tion at the meeting Friday de- Sigma’s Beta chapter existed at colony. scribing their goals and activi- Tufts from 1918 to 1922. Cur- Representatives from the Phi ties. The group outlined the rently thereareover 85 Phi Sigma Sigma Sigma colony, including changes Phi Sigma Sigma has Sigma chapters and pledge colo- Tufts students interested in form- made in their national constitution nies ~Uonally;according to Bruno. ing a Phi Sigma Sigma chapter at recently and the proposed addi- The group was recognized this Tufts and a field representative tions to the local constitution. year by both the Inter-Greek from the national organization, “I’m very excited about being Council and the Pan-Hellenic met with the CFS Friday to dis- recognized,” said Social Chair Council before they went before cuss their petition for recogni- Alissa Krinsky. “I think we can CFS . tion. really contribute positively to the “This was our last imwment, Greek system here at Tufts.” but it turned out not to be an “They seem really solid, very The group, which will be the impediment at all,” Cook said. organized and they’ve worked fourth sorority at Tufts if it is According to Cook, the col- really hard,” said Associate Dean officially recognized as a chapter ony will be participating in rush of Students Bruce Reitman, a CFS next year, was formed last year this January. Since it currently member,atFriday’smeeting.The after the Pan-Hellenic Council has 37 members, about half the committee debated for only ‘saw a need for another sorority. average membership of each of moments before deciding to rec- the sororities at Tufts, the colony ognize the colony. Interested women went to will also engage in continuous The other members of the organizational meetings, then open bidding. committee include Provost Sol formed a special interest group, “We’re trying to get the mem- Gittleman, Assistant Director of Bruno said. She explained that bership up to what we think is an Student Activities Cathy Harder- the group was required to meet acceptable level,” Cook said. She Bernier, Director of Student Ac- explained that open bidding is a Photo by Julio Mota regularly, elect officers and per- This sauirrel hasn’t caused anv blackou ts... vet. tivities Marcia Kelly and student form philanthropic activities in process similar to rush but less and alumni representatives from order to be eligible to form a formal because members will be campus groups. sorority. accepted throughout the year rather Leo Gross, Fletcher “I’m thrilled [about the deci- The group contacted Phi Sigma than during a specific rush pe- sion] because it’s one more step Sigma, a national chapter, this riod. professor, dies at 87 Professor Leo Gross, who has ceive an honorary doctorate of Barnes ho ids press.co iference to been affiliated with Fletcher law from the University of Copen- School of Law and Diplomacy hagen. increase h .s outreach co students for almost 50 years, died Thurs- Gross was a prolific writer on day at the age of 87. the subject of international law by KRIS MUFFLER was advertised and open to the Gross, one of the world’s lead- and produced books and numer- Daily Editorial Board Tufts community, was held in ing international law scholars and ous articles, ranging from an Tufts Community Union Sen- Hotung Cafe. Attendance was a specialist in political science, award-winning examination of the ate Resident Julian Barnes held a relatively small. was appointed a full professor at International Court of Justice to press conference last night, initi- Fletcher in 1944. many works on the United Na- ating what he plans to be a regular “I’m going to try and hold Born and raised in Austria, tions. In 1984, he published a element of new personal attempts these monthly, but I’m not mak- Gross received a doctorate in two-volume work titled Essays at student outreach. ing any promises,” Barnes said, political science from the Uni- on International Law and Organi- “A little more than six months adding that he will definitely hold versity of Vienna in 1927. He zation, which represented more ago, I campaigned for the posi- press conferences next February, came to the United States three than 40 years of his writing. tion of TCU President on the March and April. He explained years later as a Rockefeller Fel- An honorafy vice president of premise of student outreach, which that the timing of reading period low and earned a law degree from the American Society of Interna- is why I am here tonight and why and finals in December make it Harvard University. tional Law, Gross also served for I intend to hold such press confer-’ Photo Julio Mota unlikely he will hold a press many years as book review editor ences on a more regular basis for Senate President Julian Barnes conference next month. Gross became a faculty mem- for the American Journal of Inter- the remainder of the year,” read for the Administration to be more The Senate recently passed a ber at Fletcher after serving five national Law. He was also a Fel- Barnes’ press release, which he sensitive to the effects on-going bylaw to their constitution man- years as chief of the League of low of the American Academy of distributed at the event. budget cuts will have on the qual- dating that every senator partici- Nations’ International Institute of Arts and Sciences. In the release, Barnes addressed ity of education and life at Tufts, pate in at least two hours of stu- Intellectual Cooperation in France. While he was teaching, Gross issues that the Senate is currently and he criticized the ideologi- dent outreach per semester. Ac- Gross held honorary doctorate was a consultant to the UN and dealing with including student cally unbalanced composition of ceptable student outreach pro- degrees of law from Tufts and US Department of State, and safety, budgetary priorities, so- faculty members on the faculty grams include going door-to-door, Harvard. In addition, he was the advised numerous governmental cial life, and graduation require- committee on fraternity life. holding class council meetings or second non-Scandinavian to re- officials. ments. Barnes specifically called The press conference, which holding press conferences.

ices Coordinator Randy Driscoll, of parking spaces at the Univer- ,&pus beginning in 1993 if students, makes^ some campus The decision on which mem- sity. The commission, appointed Defense Department policies policies and advises the UConn 1 Inside bers of the Tufts community will by Parking and Administration barring homosexuals are not board of trustees on others. be allowed to use the parking Services, will meet Nov. 28 to changed. The issue now goes to the board Features p. 3 ...... spaces will be based on statistical discuss who will use the parking Senate leaders said policies of trustees, which probably will Best of three periods -- Geoff Edgers information concerning what spaces and to offer Driscoll input. barring homosexuals from receiv- discuss it early next year, board gives the play-by-play his The Greal groups have the greatest need for Roommate Battle with “Big Al” Mota. Theuniversitylost 193 spaces ing Reserve Officers’ Training Chairman Andrew J. Canzoneni additional parking, Driscoll said. in the Jackson lot due to construc- said Monday. The Senate’s vote * Corps scholarships and from being Arts ...... p. 5 “We are hoping for a decision tion of Aidekman and the new commissioned as officers violate may carry some weight with the 1990 Tony Awanl-winning Roben on the new parking spaces within dormitory. UCOM’Santi-discrimination poli- board, Canzonetti said. Morse brings his one-man show, TN, a week or so, but we have not The new parking spaces were cies. If the resolution is approved back toBoston fora limitedengagement. made a decision on whether it officially completed last week and The objective of Monday ‘s by the board of trustees, UConn will be residential students, fac- Driscoll isnow analyzing thedata decision is “to change the policy will join a growing number of Sports ...... p. 7 ulty and staff or commuter stu- on University parking needs. to allow ROTC to be a full and universities in the nation pressing Dave Saltzman reveals the frighten- dents who will use the new spaces,” Driscoll is currently focusing good citizen on campus,” said for a change. ing link between Exxon Oil and Days oj Driscoll said. Peter L. Halvorson, a professor of see UCONN, page 11 Thunder.Love that Tom Cruise! The university formed a new see PARKING, page 9 I geography and chairman of the THE TUFTSDAILJ Letters to the Editor Don’t collect leaves Some would complain that leaves are to break up the green. I know that theTufts Lauren Keefe To the Editor: not good for the grass. Leaves look untidy. campus is not a primordial forest thirsting Editor-in-Chief I have noticed recently that the Tufts Leaves get moldy and slimy. I understand for new roots as Fulghum describes, but if Building and Grounds crew has been these qualms. I also understand that piles a few leaves are left scattered around Managing Editor: Anna George it Associate Editors: Geoff Lepper. David Saltzman working feverishly to rid the campus of of leaves are childishly fun to dive into campus, won’t mean the demise of our and throwing leaves at your friends is a glorious lawns. Even if a couple saplings ’roduction Managers: Beth Geller, Markus Muelle every last leaf that has fallen from the great way to relieve stress of university sprout up in the process, I’m sure B & G NEWS autumn4 sky. They stalk these colorful Editor: Kris Muffler brush strokes of fall daily with .their life. Let us enjoy our autumn surround- will have plenty of time to snatch them up Assistant Editor: Patrick Healy monstrous vacuum masher and grinder ings, please. before they become full-blown maples or Wire Editors: Bruce Schwartz, John Stone trailer that looks like something out of Leaves are a necessary part of our oaks. VIEWPOINTS Robocop. I am saddened by the fact that existence, too. To quote author Robert Editor: Jason George these rake-in-hand employees are forced Fulghum, “In a way, the trees are there The canvas for the grand shades of fall FEATURES by Tufts to rape the rolling landscape of all because of the leaves. With unbridled is diminishing all over the earth each year. Editors: Janine Billy, Michele Pennell the glory of autumn. Why must they re- extravagance, [each fall] zillions of seeds Grass is being tarred over and turned into Assistant Editor: Elizabeth Yellen move the natural beauty of the season? have helicoptered out of the sky to land parking lots and fields are falling prey to ARTS During the fall at home, 1 have myself like assault forces to green the earth. The contractors and construction workers all Editor: Allison Smith leaves follow to cover, protect, warm, and too often. As I walk around this prim and Assistant Editor: Kristin Archick been forced to remove the clutter of yel- lows, reds and oranges that “litter” my nourish the next generation of trees. Stony proper attempt at an uncluttered campus, SPORTS I feel less at home than if lived in New Editors: Geoff Edgers, Dan Schorr backyard.That was not by my own choice, ground, rot, mold, bacteria, birds, squir; Assistant Editors: Sean Melia, Neil Fater but rather through a chain of command rels, bugs and people -- all intervene. But Mexico. Fall is an integral part of Boston PHOTOGRAPHY that began with my neighbors. They would somehow, some make it. Some tenacious and New England, and foliage is a part of iditors: Nathalie Desbiez. Julio Mota, Mara Riemr complain that too many of our leaves were seeds take hold and hold on and hold on - the nostalgia. Let’s stop disturbing nature Assistant Editors: Jonathan Grauer, being picked up by them and their aching - for dear life. In the silence of winter’s and start making Tufts look like the bro- Jen Kleinschmidt. Olivier Tittmann backs. Here at Tufts, though, our campus dark they prevail and become the next chures that are being circulated to high PRODUCTION acreage is sufficient to support a great generation of trees. It has been thu$ for schools around the country and the world. Layout Editors: Michelle Frayman, Julie Come11 eons, and we mess with the process at our Our lawns do not have to look like the fifth Classifieds Editor: Laura Walker migration of fallen foliage without dis- Assistant Classifieds Editor: Lisa Moorehead turbing either the residents of Medford or peril, say I.” fairway of the “Tufts Country Club.” Please Copy Editon. Julie Primost. Young Chung Somerville. So long as the roads and walk- But if the laves must be cleared for the leave a few leaves for our eyes to enjoy. ways are kept clear for safety. I see no sake of the regeneration of the grass, B & G could at least leave a few dots of color John Pohorylo E’94 Javier Macaya reason to hurrv to clear the leaves. 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Notiu gress and the president, now to affirm Morocco has contributed 1,700 troops Ortega met with PLO chief Yasser Arafat motbe used tosellmerchandise or adveaisemajorevent The Tufts Daily is not liable for any damages due I precisely what we’re going to do.” to the multinational force, but it has main- in Jordan, while en route to Iraq. No rpographical exrors or mispMtings except the cost of -tl. His comments reflected concerns that tained contact with the Iraqi leadership. further details were known about the trip. isertion, which is fully refundable. We meme the right I efbsetoprintan~l~~i~sswhichcmtainobscenity,arei several members of US-dominated alli- Ramadan. said Baghdad “supports any --A US reservist called up for active UI UI overtly sexual nature. or are used expressly to denigrate ance against Iraq were reluctant to fight serious Arab effort on any level that will duty filed a lawsuit seeking to stop his )emnor pup. Saddam’s soldiers. Dole said congressional serve the interests of the Arab nation.” see GULF, page 13 support for Bush’s policies might quiet Soviet President Mikhail S. Gorbachev page three Wednesday, November 14,1990 THE TUFTS DAILY FEATURES Heller discusses eco-feminism War of the Worlds natural resources that, in part, by TRIPPE FRIED as cating legislation to make abor- Life is ugly at times. For everyone. No matter how hard we all Daily Staff Writer has led to the environmental cri- tion illegal. Heller said that women y to keep our composure at all times and get every little bit of that Eko-feminist Chaia Heller sis, according to Heller. She be- are “poisoned,” stripped of their :auty sleep, something always messes it up. Don’t worry, we all visitedcampusThursdaytospeak lieves environmentalists should vitality by society. She believes m’tbePhyllisGeorgeorBarry Manilow. Sometimes we even have about the origins and implica- focus more on such women’s is- that an environmental revolution 1 be Leon Spinks or that third guy in the Bee Gees who doesn’t play tions of eco-feminism. The lec- sues as rape because they are part must begin with a social under- iy instruments or sing any leads. So with this in mind, I will tell the ture was part of Women’s Week, of the environmental emergency. standing that women are more tale of The Great Roommate which featured a number of pro- Women are still trying to prove than a natural resource -- they are Geoff Edgers Battle, a clash that I partook in grams devoted to an that they have the %me rational a capable and fundamental part last week for the first real time. discussing issues capacities as men. of the human race. Over the Edge It started innocently enough women. Howdoeco-feministsconnect The current approach towards with my roommate, Big A1 (A1 is Eco-feminism is a cross be- ecology and feminism? Heller said the environment is one of “back ot his real name, but big is his real size) Mota, and I lounging tween ecology and feminism. It that society has dominated women to basics,” Heller explained. This round in the kitchen of our illustrious three-bedroom apartment is a science devoted to linking in much the same way it has stresses a family lifestyle and rom here in I’d like to tell this story in the form of a police report women’s issues and environmental dominated nature. Women are individual contributions towards ecause I think it’s fitting. dilemmas. &-feminism stresses simply another natural resource saving the environment through Monday, Nov. 5,637 p.m. the inherent link between human that society has ruthlessly ex- recycling, conserving, and the like. Big A1 tells me to wash the pot in the sink. The day before hac beings and their environment, and ploited. Women’s bodies are Heller calls the current environ- een my dish day and I suppose I had neglected my responsibility addresses the many problems constantly used and threatened mental view “eco-capitalism,” don’t like being told what to do and considered my negligence tc affecting women today (rape, by men seeking sexual gratifica- because it involves a change in e of very minimal importance. My response to his prompting wa! poverty, sickness) as ecological tion, she said. lifestyle rather than a change in robably along the lines of “lick me.” problems. Furthermore, poor global values. Without a change in val- Monday, Nov. 5,652 p.m. Eco-feminists believe that the health, particularly for women, ues, particularly towards women, as well as large scale poverty I re-enter the kitchen to find Big A1 preparing to cook up steak ecological crisis is a direct result environmental problems that af- among females all over the world or dinner. The steaks represent what is our last real morsel of food of men’s social domination of fect many women throughout the has stripped women of their vital- world such rape, poverty, and ave for the German Baloney in the fridge that has been growing i women. Heller argued that soci- as ilm similar in texture to stuff we often cough up on Saturda: ety has always perceived women ity. Women, who comprise the poor health will never be solved, norning after a really good party the night before. I started to need14 as a natural resource, exploited majority of the labor forcein third she argued. In weighing environ- 5ig A1 about something and he didn’t answer me. Fed up with wha for their ability to reproduce. world, work in the worst of con- mental priorities, Heller believes ie perceived as my whining maggotism, Big A1 decided to ignori Religion and science have rein- ditions. that an important step towards ne. Fed up with what I perceived as his three-year-old psycholog: forced and justified women’s Heller accuses “anti-choice” saving the environment is for wllshit, I decided that no dinner is better than a dinner of tension secondary role in society, she said. activists of stripping women of society to stop viewing women as leave the apartment, books in hand to study elsewhere. Unfortu It is this perception of women control of their bodies by advo- another natural resource. lately, I am very hungry. As he sits at the dinner table devouring ine, lean peace of animal matter, I walk by Espresso’s, eyeing th lumpster and thinking that maybe I’ll find a little already chewei South African Youth Congress iepperoni with which to sustain my life. Score after one period: Mota 1, Edgers 0. Monday, Nov. 5,11:46 p.m. members to speak in Barnum After coming home I realize that I’m still very hungry. I see th by CRRISTOPHER BODEEN man embassy while being hospi- open to South African youthofall iame sort of gourmet potential in the one steak left in the fridge a Daily Staff Writer I talized during a hunger strike. A races and creeds, among them 3mer Fudd often saw in Bugs Bunny on one of his unsuccessft Brian Thami Hlongwa and member of SAYCO since its in- students, workers, and the unem- iunting “twips.” As I’m frying the steak, Big A1 walks into th Mpho Lekgoro, ages 25 and 26 fancy, he now serves as the or- ployed. SAYCO’s stated goal is citchen and informs me that I’ll be washing the pan. I’m so hungr respectively, have each spent more ganization’s National Media and the formation of a ‘free, demo- than two years in Gaol. In their it this point that Ican see blood and I reply with a “Why don’t yo [nformation Officer. c- cratic, non-racial and non-sexigt go whine to y6Ur~elf.Get out of here, I hate you.” I would have use native country of South Africa, Brian Thami Hlongwa grew South African nation, and for this m exclamation point in my quote, but that still wouldn’t have give the authorities consider hem to up in the sprawling township 01 reason it has been targeted for my loud voice justice on paper. Big A1 turned away in a second an be a threat to national security. Soweto and began his activism scrutiny by the government of the walked out. I put some barbecue sauce on my steak and enjoyed th Large numbers of their fellow with COSAS in 1981. After serv- ruling National Party. Theorgani- meal. He hadn’t been quick enough to come up with a comebacl activists continue to be harassed ing.three years with the Soweto zation’s secretary general, Rapu Ha. and detained by the security forces Youth Congress, Hlongwa became Molekane, has been detained Score after the second period: Mota 1, Edgers 1. who enforce their will at the end a founding member of SAYCO in without charge since late Sep- of a shotgun. Raised amidst the 1987. That same year he was Tuesday, Nov. 6,lO: 15 a.m. tember along with a member of hatred’and fear of the ruling white detained under the state of emer- SAYCO’s executive committee. I know that on Tuesday Big A1 doesn’t have a class until 6:OO ( minority’s system of apartheid, gency regulations and not released 7:OO in the evening, thereby making sleep important ‘til the aftei Recently, 13 members were held the two men rose above the until 1989. Currently he serves as for five days and then released noon. Wanting to take the lead, I see my stereo as my hockey sticl divisiveness of that society to help vice president of SAYCO’s South- my baseball bat, my tennis racket, my water polo ball all righ without being charged, although ... lead Be struggle for a free South ern Transvaal Region branch. some said they werebeaten dur- you get thepoint. My room is right next to Big AI’S, so I usually hav Africa. on this leg of their tour, Lekgoro ing their confinement. to keep the music very low. On this morning I picked up my cop Members of the South African and Hlongwa have addressed Led Zeppelin’s Houses of the Holy and placed it in the C1 In recent years, the struggle in of Youth Congress (SAYCO), audiences at several area univer- South Africa has taken a tragic carousel. Next, I pushed the extra bass button on my receiver in an Hlongwa and Lekgoro arrived on sities such as Brown and Har- turn as black factions fight each placed the volume knob on about 7, the highest level that can t: Nov. 11 in Boston, the tenth stop vard, as well as a youth meeting other in the hopes of emerging played without intense feedback. Pressing the play button like a ofa 12-city American tour organ- at First Church in Roxbury. Their with the dominant influence should evil Satanic pawn, I laid back in my bed to see how long before h ized to educate student audiences discussion this evening, sponsored was disturbed and came to my door. blacks be enfranchised into the on the struggles facing South in part by the Fletcher School of national government. Most of the Big A1 got up and showered. Clearly he was forced to wake u African youth. This evening, at Law and Diplomacy, will center before his ideal rising hour. I guess I won the point. Ten minutt fighting has centered in Natal 7:OO p:m. in Barnum 008,the pair on the continuing crisis in South province and the environs of later I entered the kitchen to prepare lunch. To my horror I realize will speak to Tufts students. African education. that I couldn’t even make spaghetti correctly. The immortal worc Johannesburg, between support- Lekgoro has a long history of The two men will also discuss ers the Zulu Chief Mingisuthu of my uncle to my mother some three decades ago, “you couldn of political involvement. He first the basis of the violence in Natal Buthelesi’s Inkatha movement and boil piss,” came directly to mind. My mother has since learned 1 joined the campaign against apart- provinceand thecurrent attempts their ANC and United Democratic cook. Unfortunately, over the few years of my existence, I haven’ heid in 1978 when he was 14. In at peaceful reconciliation. Issues As I regretfully swallowed the few long strandsof rubber, I realize Front rivals. 1979, he took up membership in such as divestment, the need for On Sept. Nelson Mandela that the third period was a draw. 20, an active cultural group named sanctions, and South Africa’s of the ANC and Chief Buthelesi Score after the third period: Mota 1, Edgers 1. Badisa that inspired young people ethnic rivalries will be discussed met face to face and agreed to a into overtime. Now to join the ongoing struggle. In in specific terms, with the audi- round of negotiations, currently There were no pleasantries exchanged on Wednesday. I passe 198 1, he joined the ConFss of ence invited to pose questions in their preliminary stages. The A1 on the sidewalk as I walked to class, but the comfortabilil Big South African Students (COSAS), following their presentation. In violence, which has claimed more level in the confrontation was about as high as the oxygen contei of which he was elected national addition, the role of SAYCO as of the air in the Carmichael 0-zone. than five thousand lives since 1986, vice president in 1984. His first the youth wing of the African has not yet ended. The fighting Wednesday, Nov. 7, &41 p.m. one-year period of political de- National Congress (ANC) will be has taken on strong ethnic quali- I talked to my good friend Allison, and upon strong needling tainment began in June of 1986, examined in the context of an ties as well, with the ANC char- got her to spill the beans. She said that Big A1 was looking for 01 at which time he had been work- emerging new South Africa. acterized as being dominated by campus housing for next semester. Huh? I got off the phone vel ing with the progressive Media SAYCO, which currently boasts the Xhosa tribe and Inkatha con- quickly and went to talk to Big AI. Damn, he was out. I went to ta andResourceServices.Under the a membership of over two mil- sidered a Zulu movement. Inkatha to my other roommate. Damn, he was very busy. Suddenly I felt z South African state of emergency lion, was organized as an under- has also been accused of collu- alone. I looked up at the goal-bar and yes, the red light Wi laws, suspects may be held in- ground movement in 1987 and sion with the government who signalling. Big A1 had won, with a shot in the top, right-handt definitely without charge. Lekgoro was legalized along with its par- have longsupported Chief Buthe- comer of the net. 10:41 into overtime, Mota scores. was detained again in 1988, es- ent organization, the ANC, this lesi in his rule of the KwaZulu Final: Mota 2, Edgers 1. taping one year-later to the Ger- past spring.-- Its membershiD is homeland. So yes, I guess we’ve all learned something today. Never tal I 1 anybody for granted, no matter how long you’ve lived and gout along with them. 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He shows well as his fears and dreams. this larger-than-life figure of Allen’s script does a wonder- American literature to be a real was the winner of the 1990 Tony ful job of conveying Capote’s person -- his confidence and jet- Award for Best Actor in a play. bittersweet life. This theme is set mind set are balanced by his Morse delivers an insightful and mimicked by the time chosen for insecurities. touching portrayal of the late the play -- Christmas, a tradition- Morse also *lays an uncanny American writer Truman Capote, ally joyous season celebrated with ability to take the audience into author of such diverse classics In friends and family. On this year, his confidence. He makes the most Cold Blood and Breawast at Ti$ however, many of Capote’s friends eccentric, out-of-the-ordinary fany’s. Written and directed by have abandoned him. events sound completely com- Jay Presson Allen, the smash Although humor pervades the mon and everyday. In addition, Broadway hit returns to Boston script and many jokes leave the the script makes no distinction for a limited engagement at the audience roaring with laughter, between the life Capote has led Wilbur Theatre. Capote’s inner conflicts underlay and the lives of ordinary people. Set during the 1975 Christmas all aspects of the play and their Morse is extremely natural as season in Capote’s apartment at seriousness is in no way under- Capote, speaking as if everyone the United Nations Plaza, the play mined. It is very evident that some has been privy to Marilyn examines the flamboyant author’s of his witty one-liners, while Monroe’s inner secrets and lived life. As the curtainrises,the audi- outrageously funny, are merely next door to Robert Kennedy. ence finds Capote feeling some- defensemechanisms. Somejokes what betrayed by his jet-set friends even seem intended to fail. Morse Even when improvising, Morse after chapters of his then forth- does a marvelous job of convey- never breaks character. At one coming book, Answered Prayers, ing the many layers of Capote’s point in the performance, he heard The 1990 Tony Award Winner Robert Morse stars as American were published in Esquire maga- character. His characterization is someonerespond“Yes” to aques- writer Truman Capote in ‘Tru’ at the Wilbur Theatre. zine. The novel, a thinly disguised so complete as to include Ca- tion he had asked about whether tale of the lives of such people, pote’s never-faltering child-like anyone remembered a particular is not the only thing about this thebeautifulset,makeTruashow causes much uproar, and many voice and mannerisms. Such type of five-and-dime-store-type play that is breath-taking. The set that should not be missed. Its members of the “in crowd” that constant fidgeting might become candy. The actor tossed a quick, of the elegant apartment with its bittersweet quality tugs at the Capote satirizes have turned their distracting on stage, but Morse witty reply to the audience mem- panoramic 3-D view of New York heartstrings, while at the same backs on him. integrates these motions so well ber who was sitting close to the City is absolutely gorgeous. time reaffirms the power and This semi-isolation serves as a that they seem to be completely stage. Yet Morse’s performance Morse’s wonderful portrayal strength of Capote’s words and of the many sides of Capote, literary talent. Tru is running Zeppelin CD set lives up to legend combined with Allen’s script and through Nov. 25. by GEOFF EDGERS the previbusly released material so Page has re-mastered all of the Daily Editorial Board from the musician or band. For music for the set. The difference Keith Haring’s art When buying a multiple CD example, last year’s Who tour is very minor on some tunes, but boxed set, there are a few ques- produced Join Together, a mul- on a song like “The Ocean,” or ‘pops’ up in Boston tions you should ask yourself. tiple CD set of the band live. the older material, the immense I m Sorry, but the Who live in 1990 powerandoften-overlookedfunk by PETER BRUCE SABBETH side with images celebrating the compares very poorly with the styleddrummer John Bonham is Conwibuting Writer Statue of Liberty and the destruc- Review*Iburn Who live in 1970, as evidenced now given an incredible raw, An exhibit of paintings and tion of the Berlin Wall. Almost ED on that year’s Live at keds set. booming sound. drawings by the late artist Keith equally known for his support of I I Haring is currently showing at social causes as for his art, Har- the music set sound The boxed set is also about four The set is not in chronological Does on the the Paul Sorota Fine Arts gallery, ing used his work to support ide- good? Are the songs included the times the cost: order, making it almost like lis- located at 224 Newbury Street. als and organizations throughout right ones? Are there &y impor- With much inspection, how- tening to the music for the first ever, it’s Chthat the just re- time. For any diehard Zeppelin During the past few years, many the world. tant selections missing? Is the have considered him the leader of The works in the exhibit are price right, or are you being leased4-CDLedZeppelinsetisa fans, it will surely be strange not the New York City art world. all for sale, with quite large price charged exorbitant amounts of true gem. There are very few to hear “Living Loving &&, notable tracks that don’t make it directly after “Heartbreaker,” or Though Haring died last Febru- tags, ranging frpm $2,000 to money for a song booklet? ary of AIDS, his is a legacy $25,000. Ordinarily, this might The reason the answers to these onto the Set -- ‘%e kXnOn song,’’ to find “Misty Mountain Hop” art “Good Times, Bad Times” and placedaway from theratherboth- that will last for generations. not be an excessive amount of questions are important is that the a student of semiotics at money to pay for a Keith Haring 80s and now the 90s are the age of “Darlene” are the Only painful ersome ‘‘sway TO Heaven.” As the School of Visual Arts in New painting. Most of the works in theboxedset.Itstartedout slowly exclusions -- but On the whole, The first disc contains the three York, Haring developed an acute this exhibit, however, were cre- with Biogrqh in the early Jimmy Page, the guitarist and unreleased tracks. “Travelling Dylan’s understanding of the effective- ated in series of anywhere from 5 80s but has picked up speed con- producer of the band’s albums as Riverside Blues,” one of them, is ness visual signs when com- to 500 hundred prints. The artist siderably. Now you can find box well as this set, has made Some a walking blues number that begins of strong choices. very much like the original Robert municating with people. Com- signed and numbered each work, sets from Tommy Bolin, Elton bining this knowledge with his none of which is bigger than nine John and even Rod Stewart. The Many have expressed diSaP- Johnson version from the late 30s. pointment with the sound on the After the intro, though, the song own artistic vocabulary of bright square feet. problem is that not all of these colors and monoform figures, In his last interview before his sets are Darticularlv better than previously released Zemxlin CD’s takes on a different focus, with singer Robert Plant piecing to- Haring created an artistic lan- death, Haring toldan interviewer, gether verses from other blues guage that has been embraced by, ‘Tthink art is a product of a moment songs. and has become familiar to, a and a state of mind at that mo- Among the released work of- great many people both within ment and a record of a state of fered, Page shows how Zeppelin and without the art world. After being or a moment of living, a wasn’t just a heavy metal band recognizing how widespread his point in time in which all your like those often pompous poseurs appeal was, Haring turned his talent energies and all your forces and like Deep Purple and Black Sab- towards conveying messages that the environment is coming to- bath from the 70s. There is much he felt were beneficial and im- gether in that one action of mak- material on the set that was the portant for society. ing, of creating.” Hanging on the basis for so-called heavy metal On display at Paul Sorota is a walls of Paul Sorota Fine Arts, (“Black Dog,” “Immigrant Song,” series of seriographs, or are about 20 or so such moments and “Achilles’ Last Stand”) but silkscreens, displaying some of from the life of Keith Haring. there’s also the acoustic beauty of the most characteristic and well- They are colorful lively moments, songs like “Tangerine,” and known Haring images. Pictures and all are worth seeing. The “Gallow’s Pole.” There’s even the advocating gay rights, safe sex, exhibit is running through Nov. progressive, synthesizer-influ- and racial equality stand side by 31. enced music from the band’s last album, In Through the Out Door, (“Fool In the Pain,” and “All of My Love”). Led Zeppelin, the Write Arts boxed set, has it -all and even better, there’s a price war going on beween Tower Records and Newbiuy comics that ha^ knocked the price down u, about $43 -- at 381-3090 quite a bargain for approximately Led Zeppelin is back with a 4-CDset entitled simply Led Zeppelin. 280 minutes of music. I I page six THE TUFTS DAILY Wednesdav. November 14,lYYU f VEGETARIAN EXCHANGE DINNER i TONIGHT Faculty Dining Room

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A Eventually, you just walk away. by REBECCA BRODISH The season began with a dis- Everyone makes this decision Senior Staff Writer appointing 0-0 double overtime- 1once in their lives. Whether it be The underdog. That was what tieagainst Bentley, followed by a the Tufts women’s field hockey devastating 6-0 drubbing at the team had been all season. hands of Trinity. Although the b + Trinity match was, as Burke put -,,,,,,,,-I it, “a definite low point of the season,” it was also a turning running, sailing, or even stamp point. The Jwhspushed ahead collecting, every person is faced I I Win their next two with this choice. For an athlete, And what an exciting, chal- Gordon and Colby. After a set- walking away is one of the hard- lenging season it was. After fin- back against WPI and another est moments to accept. The thrill ishing as the ECAC champs last painful 0-0 double overtime tie, and glory that comes with sue- year, the Jumbos came out with the Judm blossomed and won cess might never be reclaimed, only three returning starters for their next four games. and the part-time occupation (part- 1990. Although every team they Tufts scored six goals in their student, part-football player) ends Ddy filephot6 played was psyched to beat the game against Welledey, more than while a new life begins. Granted, Ken Faunteroy (4) and Steve Alconada (72)played their last game inexperienced Jumbos, who had they had ever scored in a single someare fortunateenough toplay for the Jumbos on Saturday. Fullback Steve Conner (38) still has killed them the year before, Tufts game during Rappoli’s tenure at the role of student athlete beyond a year left. finished the Season with a 7-5-2 Tufts. Connecticut College next high school and college. But for record, among the four teams battled Tufts in one of the most 14 Tufts football players, the end considered for the eighth seed of exciting games of the season. After came on Saturday. the ECAC tournament. their opponent had scored two Whether you are playing for The season started slowly. The goals, the Jumbos came back hm Tennessee or Tufts, it is an honor Jumbos had lost six starters to behind to score five goals and to represent the school, the fans, graduation or study abroad. Within win their fourth consecutive game. and the team on the gridiron each the first few weeks of practice, After this game, however, the Saturday afternoon. That honor the team lost two more returning Jumbos could never put together must pass on to the younger gen- defenders to injuries. This left another winning streak. They lost eration, the next crew of indi- only co-captain Aryn Landau and to Williams in doubleovertimeat viduals waiting to form into one senior Chrissy Palmeiri on of- Homecoming, and to Clark the family.Fourteen tiredandmuddy fenseandco-captainTriciaBurke following week. After a 4-0 vic- seniors walked off Ellis Oval for in the goal. Head coach Carol tory over Wheaton, the Jumbos the final time, and they passed on Rappoli had to replace the entire couldn’t pull off the last game this honor. Each came to Tufts as defense and half of the offense. against Amherst, which would an eager freshman, and each will Both Rappoli and Burke felt that see FIELD, page 13 graduate here as part of a family. “it was a rebuilding year.” For this group of seniors, it has I -- been a long journey. Of the 48 freshmen to begin the fall ’87-’88 practice, less than a third came back for the final season. They went to practice from 3:30 p.m. to 630 p.ml’ for three years be- fore they could pass on the torch. This is not the University of Ten- nessee, where God and family are second and third on the priority list. This is not the Golden Dome of Notre Dame where football is religious, nor Ohio State Univer- sity, where Columbus bleeds scarlet and gray. ThisisTuftsUniversity, where the students’arestudents and the football players are, too. The at- Photo bvI Ron Sran-- tendance does not measure in the ing the season, Practice lasts 20 see SENIORS, page 10 *rYn Landau made 1990 more than a rebuilding year for Tufts. tens of thouads but instead in hours a week. It is a challenge to Cruising like a dead turtle Anyoneknow what thedealis withNASCARracecar company’s branches in New Jersey to do some filing. No meaning to get one just to see what it was like, but I driving? Every now and then, a story comes up on the AP problem, I figured, it’d be easy. Maybe the workers would’ve been embarrassed to ask for one. I hear that wire about NASCAR results and information. Does would spill their things all over the place, but I’d stay out Tom Cruise wasn’t even in the book because he’s a anyone really care? A few days ago, a story came up of their way. Those were four of the most nauseating commodity himself. Oooookay. about how the police in Rio de Janeiro broke up a plot to weeks of my life. The cafeteria was the worst, though. The menus kidnap some driver (a cup had infiltrated the villains and I was constantly assaulted by hype from Days of boasted such delicacies as “Mario Andretri BBQ chicken” uncovered the nefari- Thunder, the racing movie starring Tom Cruise. One of and “Formula One spaghetti.” Huh?! I lost my appetite Dave Saltzman OUS scheme, thank the autos in the film displays the Exxon logo, so the the first day. Second day, too. company pushed the employees as much as possible to see the movie. Did management actually expect the - I wasn’t even safe when I left work at the end of the the fact that people workers to say to their families, “Hey, Exxon’s in the day. My third week there, I got home to find Tom Cruise actually care about the “sport” of race car driving. As if movie. Let’s go see it! I love my job.”You may think the on the cover of the new issue of Rolling Stone, sitting on it were any different than rush hour. Dick Tracy hype was bad, but no one ever tried to serve my bed. Oh, he just looked soooooo sexy, standing in the Racing cars is the real American national pastime. you Dick Tracy meatloaf. Confused? I was, too, at first; water at the beach with his wet shirt and jeans. Oh, oh, to Speeding is the country’s hobby. Anyone out there actu- keep reading. die for, etc., etc. Yeah, whatever. ally observe the speed limit all the time? We all “com- My first day on the job, I entered the complex and pete” in this sport: who cares about seeing other people drove down the driveway to my building. A huge banner There was, however, one bright spot. In one of the race laps around a track? Who thinks, “Wow, what skill, hung between two trees on either side of the road, so I had parking lots one day, Exxon displayed one of the red what precision -- that guy’s a god among men. I wish I to pass under it. I wasn’t wearing my glasses, though, so Superflo cars from the movie. Employees were encour- could be like him”? Most of my friends drive about 100 I couldn’t read it. I didn’t exactly care what it said, either. aged to come look at it, feel the pride of working for MPH anyway. Fifty feet later, I made a turn and was greeted by a picket Exxon, and even show off the auto to their children. As Driving with my family is always an adventure. We sign advertising the movie. That’s when I realized what I left one day, I saw a man there with his two young got a new car this summer, and my dad, my mom, my the first banner was about. Twenty feet later I made children (at least, I assumed they were his children). The sister, and I all went to pick it up (hey, it was a bonding another turn and saw a Days of Thunder flag. There were two toddlers seemed fascinated by the car. One even zxperience). I got to drive it home, my mom coming with posters, flags, banners, and signs everywhere! There hesitantly touched the machine so he could tell all his me, while my sister followed us with my dad in the other were more annpying, horrendously ugly, fluorescent ads friends that he touched the car from the movie. I thought car. All the way home, my mom kept saying that I was every few feet! When I stood in front of the door to my that was cute. No, seriously, I did. It was touching. I got going too fast. Then, when I got home, my sister told me building, I could spot seven signs, five banners, and two a tear in my eye and had to take out my handkerchief to [ drove too slowly. A dead turtle could have gone faster. flags. No lie. And it was all for the sake of some lame wipe it away... You didn’t buy that last part, did you? In June, a couple weeks after Midnight Oil played a movie about car racing. Damn, I knew I shouldn’t have pushed it. ive set in front of the Exxon building in Manhattan, Exxon even showed previews of the movie during Anyway, to answer the burning question that 17msure iisplaying the banner, “Midnight Oil makes us dance... lunch hours. Joy. The gas stations gave away a Days of you are all wondering, no, I didn’t see the movie. And no, Zxxon od makes us sick,’’ I was hired by one of the Thunder family fun book. What the hell was this? I keDt I don’t ~lanto rent it. either. ,- I page eight THE TUFI’S DAILY Wednesday, November 14,1990 - Greenpeace tries to stop Richard H. Milburn nuclear weapons test Professor of Physics LAS VEGAS (AP) -- Three in danger if the test is set off.” Greenpeace members infiltrated Bridge identified the women the secret Nevada Test Site in an as Juley Howard, 23, Jane Gre- effort to stop a British nuclear gory, 27, and Lorna Richardson, will give a lecture on the occasion weapons test Wednesday, the 25, all of London. environmental group said Tues- Bridge said the women were of his inauguration as day. taken Sunday by Jeep to a ‘pint Energy Department spokesman 20 miles from ground zero. She Jim Boyer said security officials said DOE officials in Las Vegas at the sprawling desert site were had been informed of the infiltra- John Wade Professor unaware of any infiltration. tion. Junior Bridge, a Greenpeace The DOE announced Monday spokeswoman, said Greenpeace that a test would be conducted at has been in radio contact with the 9 a.m. Wednesday at Pahute Mesa, ”Through Space G) Time women and “believe they are close 105 miles northwest of Las Ve- enough that their lives would be gas. US allegedly killed with Gun G) Camera””. Panamanian civilians on. ANNISTON, Ala. (AP)-- A Stewart said he visited Pan- former US Senator said Tuesday ama after a meeting in Alabama Thursday, November 15 that invading US forces in Pan- with visiting Bishop Secundino ama allegedly executed hundreds Morales of the United Methodist of innocent civilians and buried Church in Panama. 4:OO - 5:OO pm many of the dead in unmarked, An account of his trip to Pan- mass graves. ama was reported in the latest Donald Stewart, one of Ala- edition of the United Methodist Barnum 008 bama’s senators fiom 1978 to 1980, Reporter. said he learned of the alleged atrocities in conversations with scores of Panamanian civilians during a six-day visit to the Cen- tral American country in August. Stewart called for a congres: sional investigation into the kill- ings of all Panamanian civilians by US forces during the Decem- HERE’S WHY ber 1989 invasion to oust strong- man Manuel Noriega. 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,- Study in Spain Rolling Stone guitarist breaks both legs in highway accident in 1991-92 LONDON (AP) -- Rolling hicle. Two other vehicles then hit Bany AUsop, 48, another driver Stones guitarist Ronnie Wood the wreckage of Wood’s car. involved in the pile-up, said he Semester or year suffered two broken legs in a Mrs. Wood and the couple’s wrapped Wood in his coat until highway accident west of Lon- two children Leah, 12, and Ty- the ambulance arrived. don, police said Tuesday. rone, 7, suffered minor injuries, “He was a bit shockedand was The rock star’s wife, Joy was the spokesman said. in some pain. We comforted him driving their BMW car when it Wood, who spent the night in as best we could.” TUFTS IN crashed Monday on the highway Princess Margaret Hospital in near Newbury, 50 miles west of Swindon, 75 miles west of Lon- Allspp said he was a Stones London, said a police spokesman. don, said Tuesday that he was fan but, “I did not know who he Authorities provided no cause of “fine and dandy.” was at the time. the crash. “The doctors have prescribed “You don’t worry about who MADRID But he said Wood,43, stepped as part of my treatment a pint of they are. He was just someone from thecar todirecttraffic around Guinness (beer) a day, so that who had been hurt in an acci- it and was struck by another ve- can’t be bad,” he quipped. dent.” Dr. Angel Berenguer, Spaces might be used for visitors Resident Director PARKING event,” Driscoll said. The loca- 100 parking spaces along Boston continued from page 1 tion of the new spaces is directly and College avenues to redesign and on the lack of parking space for behind the new University per- traffic patterns there. Though the Dr. Joan Berenguer, visitors. She said there is a defi- formance and exhibition center spaces are not official Tufts park- nite need to accommodate cars of andnext toZimman football field ing, Tufts Director of Commu- Language & Housing Director parents and people who are visit- and Ellis Oval. nity Relations Barbara Rube1 has ing Tufts during sporting and art Driscoll said she hopes to decide said that their elimination would will hold an information events. the parking space issue within add to the already serious parking “While we think about which two weeks, although she is only crunch at Tufts. meeting on campus on group thenew parking spaces will beginning to go through the sta- Though no date for construc- go to, we have to consider how to tistics on student and faculty needs. tion has been set, Tufts is plan- also serve the needs of people The University is in the proc- ning to build a 320-car garage coming to the campus to see a ess of appealing a Medford Traf- .where Sweet Hall is now located. Thursday, Nov. 15 show or some kind of sporting fic Council decision to eliminate 3:OO pm Coolidge Room, I I Ballou Hall I Only in New York, I Prospective students and former I I students cordially invited I I I Only at NYU I Are you interested I I I The NYU Summer offers terrific academic I opportunities. Choose from over 1,000 undergraduate, in changing your I graduate, and continuing education courses. Study with leading I I scholars, scientists, artists, and professionals. Live in the heart I meal plan for the I of Greenwich Village and enjoy summer in New York. I Campus housing for.as little as $100 per six-week session. I spring semester? I I I 1991 Calendar I If you are, please ?I Session I: May 20-June 28 I complete a meal plan I Session 11: Julv l-August 9 I I I registration form at I I any dining hall cashier I I station by Friday, I I November 16. I I I I I 1=800=228=4NYUExt. 232 By returning this New York University Please send me a 1991 Summer Bulletin. My area of interest is: I I 0 UNDERGRADUATE 25 West Fourth Street 0 GRADUATE I I registration form, Room 633 I New York, N.Y. 10012 I your bursar bill will I NAME I - reflect the correct I I billing amount. I I I New York Univenity is an SOC. SEC. NO. I affirmative adionleaual I oppottunity institution. SCHOOL CURRENTLY ATTENDING I TUFTS rRFi page ten THE TUmS DAILY Wednesdav. November 14,1990 - Teamwork is key SENIORS for the next 40 years. Burnard continued from page 7 will take the summer off after WOME: ‘S Everyone gets along with every- graduation and hopefully travel N one. Freshmen were treated like before he puts on the suit. Miller anyone else on the team. That is applying to medical schools on person has gone through it all the East coast. Jim Tracey. will with you, including injuries,” spend next five years earning job STUDIES Burnard said. experience. Pablo is also apply- “Everyonerespects the team,” ing to medical school. But the Open Miller added. “No one screwed sound of crashing helmets and around. The friends here will be colliding pads will be back some- friends for life.” day, as they each hope to assist a Their days of gridiron glory coach in their spare time. Maybe, House are over. Now it is time to put on sometimes you can’t fully walk the suits and the surgery masks away. 4:OO to 5:30 pm Ed.gers can’t cook Thursday, November 15th EDGE great roommate incompatibility Lamincln Lounge -E& Hall continued from page 3 place in the sky? This might be They don’t really work, espe- a little dramatic. Here’s the end cially for 500 words or more. of the story, and probably the Come to Find Out More About Third (using the voice that’s used most boring part,as mutual agree- at the end of all those great ments often are. After a brief Courses, the Women’s Studies Batman TV shows when Robin cup of coffee, an agreement was Minor, and to Meet the Faculty. is on some sort of log cutting reached, and there was peace in device with a 54-foot in diame- Medford. By the way, this isn’t ter circular blade facing his goin going to happen again. This MUSIC, FOOD & FUN and moving in closer), Will these Thanksgiving I’m going to learn twofriends and roommates sur- the basics of cooking ... like toast vive the rest of the semester or or eggs, or maybe even tuna will they perish to go to that fish. Do nuclear power plants cause cancer? Hear about one of the most careful studies ever done!! TEELE.

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~~ Campus split on ROTC issue .-. UCONN and the majority of the Under- rneasure Stopped short of asking continued from page 1 mote lobbying to resolve this and -theban, sayin2 homosexuals are graduate Student Government are ROTC to leave UConn. not be kicking ROTC off cam- one of several groups deemed pus.” ineligiblefor military service. All Jamie Donnelly, co-chairman students, including homosexuals, of UConn’s Bisexual, Gay and may enroll in military science UConn’s Students for Peace have week that called for lobbying to the 150 ROTC students on cam- Lesbian Association, said the group classes taught by ROTC, said Maj. supported it, but ROTC cadet! change defense mlicies; that PUS and all ~nnechthigh ~hool will continue to pursue changes Albert H. Gledhill Jr. of Army I students who may want to pursue in the defense policies. ROTC at UConn. ROTC. ‘“The bottom line is that UCOM Homosexuals are barred from Study in France “Removing ROTC off cam- has a policy of nondiscrimina- receiving ROTC scholatships and pus will mean a lost educational tion,” he said. “It would be un- from being commissioned, be- opportunity and a serious block ethical to allow ROTC to con- cause the Defense Department in 1991-92 in our career paths,“ Ihomsen tinue on campus with this pol- believes homosexuality harms said. ‘‘I really hope you will pro- icy.” morale and is incompatible with ROTCofficials havedefended- the military, Gledhill said. Calli Anywhere TUFTS IN in UmSmA.* PARIS 25$ pea minute! Tufts Telecom Virginia Remmers in conjunction with Resident Director, IMR Telecom Tufts in Paris present the least will hold an information expensive call meeting on campus on anywhere in the United States Wednesday, Nov. 14 ‘excluding Alaska and Hawad 3:30 pm BELL PAYPHONE IMR TELECOM Coolodge Room, Boston lo: Boston to: Springfield, MA Chicago, IL Anywhere, USA 1 minute call 1 $240 5205 I S 25 Ballou Hall I 2 minute call 92 40 52 30 5 50 3 minute call $2 40 $2 55 s 75 I 4minutecall I 52.75 $280 I 5100 Calling card and collect calls charged at AT&T operator assisted rates Prospective students and former Make your ‘CALL AMERICA ’ calls at students cordially invited Carmichael Hodgdon Eaton Mat are you doing over winter break? Spend a week and make a difference. LCS VOLUNTEER VACATIONS General Interest Meeting Thursday, November 15 7:OO pm Eaton 204 Come find out about building houses, working on a farm, or working in a soup kitchen. For more information, call Julie at 629-8012 or Paise at 629-8455. Wednesday, November 14,1990 nage twelve THE TUFI'S DAILY Beef up your evening with a Prime Rib dinner at the Campus Center Commons Every Wednesday 5:OO - 8:OO pm Prime Rib Fresh Vegetable Baked Potato

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-.I, Wednesday, November 14,1990 THE TUFTS DAILY page thirteen Jumbo youth should benefit from experience next year FIELD returning starters, the team was my original expectations.” The fact. continued from page 7 and she is being considered this very young and needed to adjust defense, which was especially The season, as well as being a week for All American status. likely have placed them in the to the level of competition. young, improved with each game. learning experience, was fun for With such a strong season such as ECAC tournament. However, once they got accus- Another difficulty for the the players. this year’s to build on, the Jum- One of the biggest problems Jumbos was converting their ‘‘What really mad., my senior bos should be a major contender for Tufts this year was their lack opportunities in front of the net year a success waq the great qle in the ECAC division next year. of experience. With only three Landau, ‘We did much better ~ into goals. Almost every game, on the team,”stated Landau. “The As for next year, Coach Rap- except for Trinity and Clark, was attitudes and work ethic made it a poli is looking forward to astrong very evenly matched and could pleasure to go practice.” team, with the possibility of 18 easily have been won, if Tufts Considering that this was a returning players. She will need had taken- advantage of scoring rebuilding year, the Jumbos had to replace Burke, Landau, F’almeiri opportunities. “It was VWdisaP- an impressive season. ~mdauand senior midfielder Katie An- pointing that we were. within a broke the all-time Tufts record derson. Although these players goal of it to the ECAC for scoringpoints in the last game will be sorely missed, it will be to~nament,”~ppolistated.The against Amherst. The Ddy choice much easier to replace four play- two ScOreleSS double OVertime ties for MVP was also named a first ers than it was to replace eight. were painful reminders of this team ‘All-New England Dlayer, -- Marines to conduct assault exercise TUFTS ISRAEL NETWORK is having a general meeting and a discussion topic: Jpd,te /srae/.. ME I R KAHANE and Israeli reaction to his assasination.

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Tickets on sale in the Campus Center, 10:30 am = 6:OO pm

Could it be? Yes it could! West Side Story is coming to Tufts!

The cast is going to have its way tonight! We have come through eight hard weeks and finally, opening night is less than 24 hours away. The actors are backstage, the costumes and props are set, the orchestra is tuned, and the production staff is ready to sit back and watch for a change.

Looking back, time seems to have flown by. It seems like just yesterday that we were hanging up audition posters and here we are ready to rock Cohen Auditorium.

This production is a celebration of music and dance. West Side Story transcends

Make sure you don’t miss out! Tickets are on sale all week in the Campus Center from 10:30 am - 6:OO pm.