THE TUFTS DAILY Where You Read It First Tuesday, March 29,1994 Vol XXVIII, Number 38 ICALL THE FIRE DEPARTMENT! Custodial employees allege that university issued an ultimatum by JOHN O’KEEFE that administratorshave issued an Working for the subcontractor Daily Editonal Board ultimatum to employees which presents financial difficulties to Negotiations are continuing gives the custodians two options: manyB&Gemployeeswho would between university officials and either go to work for the subcon- likely be forced to take a dramatic members of Local 254 of the Ser- tractor, known as UNICO, which cut in pay and benefits, he said. He vice Employees International currently cleans theTufts Admin- added that the use of subcontrac- Union, which represents Tufts cus- istration Building (TAB), or go on tors should be of concern to the todians. According to Vice Presi- strike. students wholive in residencehalls dent of Operations John Roberto, The worker added that nego- because of the security issues a meeting was held last Friday tiators have given the union mem- which can result from the instabil- with representatives from both bers a May 1 deadline to decide ity of thecontract and the workers. parties present. whether to accept aproposal which Roberto confirmed that the would allow thecustodial employ- lot of other universities in meeting was held but refused to ees to begin working for the sub- the area use subcontractors, but comment on the specifics of the contractor.Kobertoretusedtocon- they usually bring in the negotiations. firm or deny the details, but stated tractors though gradu- “It would be inappropriate for that the university had tendered a ally replacing retiring union em- me to comment at this time,” proposal totheunion which“wou1d ployees with subcontractors,”,the Robertosaid.Heprefacedhisstate- go into effect on or around May worker said. ment by saying that negotiations 1.” However, he did not elaborate between the university and the on the proposal. union regarding the custodial con- According to the employee, the “The feel that the tract, which expires on June 30, university set the deadline at May university is holding a gun to our are ongoing. I because the administration is heads and that they are not bar- Robertodidsaythattheadmin- legally obligated to give its em- gaining in good faith with us,” he istration is “continuing to bargain ployees 60 days notice if they do said. in good faith” with the custodial not intend to renew a contract. employees and said that Opera- Therefore, if the workers refuse to tions was “prepared to respond to accept the proposal, their only re- theirconcerns.”Healsoconfirmed course will be to strike and the that future meetings have been contract withtheuniversity will be Daily file photo I planned. allowed to expire, he said. I Is this a rescue mission to save a small kitten UD in the tree? According to a custodian for “The university believes that it Buildings and Grounds (B&G) will be better served, financially, who wished toremain anonymous, to have a professional cleaning Petition circulating to the university has informed union service. They say that they can’t negotiatorsthat it “no longer wants effectively deal with managing,” to be in the hsixss of cleaning” the worker said. support jan rial sta#and that it is “ineffective for [the by JESSICA ROSENTHAL Curry added that she Jrafied a administration] to oversee custo- According to the worker, “As it Daily Editorial Board cover letter to accompany the pe- dial work.” stands, our only ability to [con- A petition is currently being tition, whichwillbemailedtoVice To that end, Tufts is consider- tinue working at Tufts] is to go to circulated oncampus in support of President of Operations John ing the possibility of subcontract- work for UNICO. However, the Tufts’ present custodial staff and Roberto with a copy sent to Direc- ing all custodial work on its three membership doesn’t want to work DabFile Photo opposingthepossiblesubcontract- tor of B&G Ed Gilbert. campuses. The worker asserted for UNICO.” John Roberto ing of the janitorial work on the The petition was developed three Tufts campuses, an action with suggestions from her resi- which would result in the termina- dents, Curry said. She explained Violence in Gaza Strip may be a tion of the employees’ positions. that this is “a residential issue” Aletter wasdistributed onFeb. and many of her residents were 28 to the Buildings and Grounds upset about it, “SO [she] was in- threat to Israel-PLO peace talks (B&G) staff, stating that “the uni- spired to write a petition.” JABALIYA REFUGEE A seventh Palestinian and two to meet in Cairo on Tuesday to versity is considering subcontract- She stressed the importance of CAMP, OccupiedGaza Strip (AP) bystanders were wounded, wit- continueeffortstorestartthe talks, ing all or virtually all of the work this issue, saying that “every single -- Israeli undercover troops killed nesses, said. The army reported but their efforts were jeopardized now done by custodians” on the resident is affected by it.” Curry six senior members of the PLO’s only two wounded. by the continuing violence. Medford, Boston, and ’ Grafton explained her reasoning behind military wing in a Gaza shootout Afterthe shootout,Fatah called Thereport of thepulloutprepa- campuses. the petition and said that “I’m do- Monday, violence that could for major confrontations with the rations coincided with comments Thepetition, whichopposesthe ing this because I think there’s a threaten attempts to restart Israel- army on Tuesday and a three-day made by Foreign Minister Shimon subcontracting of the jobs, was lot of concern over the issue, but PLO peace tafks. mourning strike: “We must make Peres, who said Monday that an written by senior Robin Curry, a no one is quite sure who’s doing In a sign of Israeli determina- the land bum underneath the feet autonomy agreement could be Residential Assistant (RA) in what.” tion to move forward with au- of the Israeli soldiers,” blared wrapped up by mid-April and be Tilton Hall. The petition states, She added that she felt the pri- tonomy, however, Israel television Fatah trucks with loudspeakers. followed by a speedy troop pull- “We, the undersigned, are opposed mary concern of the students was said the army will be ready to pull Fatah, like the larger Palestin- out from Gaza and Jericho. to the proposal of subcontracting that“strangers willbeinthedorms, out of Gaza by April 14. ian community, is split over the On the eve of resuming talks custodial services here at Tufts because we know our” current The shootout between the Pal- issue of restarting talks in the wake see VIOLENCE, page 8 University.” custodial staff. estiniansandsoldiers left the high- of the massacre. Negotiators were Curry said she wrote the peti- Curry said that all of the resi- est one-day death toll in the occu- tion as an individual student, not dents on her hall have signed the pied lands since the Feb. 25 mas- Forum will discuss hazardous in her capacity as an RA, and the petition, and she has collected an- sacre at a Hebron mosque that petition is not associated with the proximately 50 signatures. Addi- killed 30. chemicals and reproduction Residential Life or Housing Of- see PE,I’I’,,ION, page The army said the six dead were fices. senior members of the Fatah A forum entitled “Our Uncertain Future: Chemicals, Human Hawks, the military wing of Yasser Health, and the Environment” will be held tonight from 6 to 8 p.m. in Arafat’s mainstream PLO organi- Cabot Auditorium. Inside zation. They were still sought by The forum, co-sponsored by the Tufts University Department of Features ...... -p. 5 the army despite the PLO-Israel Urban and EnvironmentalPolicy and theFletcher School of Law and Mikey reminds you to take a walk, autonomy accord. Diplomacy, will open with the showing of thenew BBC film “Assault read a book, and make a friend, and a When the shootout erupted in on the Male.” The film considers evidence that chemicals which new exhibit at the N.E. Aquarium. the Jabaliya refugee camp north of mimic the female hormone estrogen may have caused the docu- Gaza City, the six were distribut- mented 50 percent decrease in human male sperm count. A&E ...... P. 7 ing leaflets criticizing the PLO for Followingthe film, a panel of experts will present various perspec- Early 20th century art on display at attempting to return to talks on tives on the issue. The panel consists of: Dr. Ana Soto, associate the MFA, Thumbelina is lame, and implementing Palestinian au- professor of anatomy and cellular biology at Tufts University School Soundgarden’s latest is superb. tonomy in the occupied territo- of Medicine; Paul Bums, coordinator of the MASSPIRG Toxics Reduction Campaign; Robert Miller, representative from the Oil, “ ries. ,p orh...... p. 9 Two of the six Palestinians were Chemical, and Atomic Workers Union; and, Sheldon Krimsky, pro- Baseball struggles to 1-5 on itsopen- shot point-blank -- one grabbed by fessor and chairman of the Department of Urban and Environmental ig road trip, an IM update, and Marc the hair and shot in the head and a Policy at Tufts. heinkin on last week’s sports stones. second killed as he lay bleeding on the ground, witnesses said. -- Jessica Rosenthal page two THE TUFTS DAILY Tuesday, March 29,1994 THETUFTS DAILY Muslim and Croat leaders meet to iron Caroline C. Schaefer Editor-in-Chief out differences as UN continues support Managing Editor: Marc Sheinkin SARAJEVO,Bosnia-Herzegovina (AP) fire Feb. 25. The two sides also have agreed of Bosnia, have not agreed to cede territory Associate Editors: Nadya Sbaiti, David Meyers -- With the guns around Sarajevo silenced, to merge their armies. Editorial Page Editor: Michael J.W. Stickings that officials say is needed for the‘federa- Production Managers: Michael B. Berg, Muslim and Croat leaders met Monday to They were making a joint attack Mon- tion to function. Leah Schwartz, Ryan Otto begin building a federation viewed as a key day on Serbs at one of the remaining hot Last week, a Bosnian Serb assembly step towardendingBosnia’s2-year-old war. spots, the Muslim enclave of Maglaj, U.N. rejected an invitation, supported by the NEWS Despite some initial confusion, both officials said. The officials had few details United States and Russia, to join the fed- Editors: Jessica Rosenthal, John O’Keefe sides appeared confident a joint assembly Assistant Editor: Gayle Berkowitz about the fighting near Maglaj, an area 50 eration. Instead, it opted to pursue the goal Wire Editor: Ashley Burkart would approve a draft constitution and miles north of Sarajevo that had been under of merging Bosnian territory held by Serbs agree on an interim government to rule Serb siege for months until a recent Serb with neighboring Serbia; the main state in VIEWPOINTS until elections within six months. pullback. what is left of Yugoslavia. Editor: Rachel Levine “Now is not the time for euphoria, nor The relative peace elsewhere has made Bosnia’s war began in April 1992 when FEATURES for pessimism, but for serious, determined life so much easier for U.N. humanitarian the minority Serbs, armed by the Yugoslav Editor: Jessica Ruzz and intensive work on the implementation convoys that aid officials said Monday they army, rebelled at Muslim-Croat moves to Assistant Editor: Dan Tobin of the agreement,” Hark Silajdzic, prime were suspending airdrops to isolated re- secedefrom Yugoslavia.More than 200,000 minister of Bosnia’s Muslim-led govern- - gions. Over the past 13 months, U.S., Ger- people have died or are missing in the . ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT ment, said in opening remarks. The accord Editors: Madhu Unnikrishnan, man and French planes parachuted 17,561 conflict. Megan Brenn-White, Julie Eisenstein was signed March 18 in Washington. tons of food, medicine and winter clothing BosnianCroats and theMuslim-led gov- WEEKENDER No formal action was expected before into Bosnia. ernment at first fought together against the Editors: John McGuire, Christopher Stripinis Tuesday because some delegates were de- Sadako Ogata, the U.N. High Commis- Serbs, but their alliance later collapsed. Production Manager: Elin Dugan layed by transportation problems. sioner for Refugees, said the airdrops pre- In Sarajevo, a 6-week-old cease-fire Among those at the opening session was SPORTS vented mass starvation the past two winters between besieging Serb troops and govern- Editors: Doug Katz, John Tomase, U.S. special envoy Charles Redman, who and could be re-started if necessary. ment defenders continuedto hold, although Jeff Geller mediated in the recent Muslim-Croat nego- “The airdrops made a big difference,” 17 Serb heavy weapons still had not been Assistant Editors: Greg Youman, Ben Margoles tiations. she said at a ceremony honoring the air removed from an exclusion zone around The federation plan has been shunned crews at the U.S. Rhein-Main Air Force PHOTOGRAPHY the capital. 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Tuesday, March 29,1994 THE l”TS DAILY page three VIEWPOINTS In The Name Of On Jewish-American Over- LCensitivity Or Paranoia Your Father by Yvette Neisser inremoteareas, wheretheKu Klux non-Jews killed in the Holocaust, This column is dedicated to the loving memory of Dr.Sand to his Klan seems to be more prevalent and I don’t see any reason why we zmily. Well, I’m Jewish. And1used to (no offense to the South or to rural need to separate ourselves from Alone in a room I stood. Alone in a room in which I had been think American Jewish paranoia areas). But no one ever really told the rest in our mourning. The Na- standingfor the better part of three Was bull. YOU see, I’ve never ex- me that these things continue to zis were horrible to everyone, and Naif Al-Mutawa years before a boarded up win- Periencedanti-Jewishnessmyself, happen right here, right now, all I don’t see that our pain is any dow. And from that boarded up nor had any of my friends or fam- around me. Even though I’m Jew- greater or any more important than An ti-Septic window emanated a faint ray oi ily members when I was growing ish. that suffered by the homosexuals, light that made its way in through UP. (1 Prefer the term anti- Becauseofsuchincidents,you the gypsies, or the prisoners of L crack onto the side of my head and cast a shadow onto the right side ‘Jewishness over anti-Semitism see, we have this constant threat in war. if the room. There, the shadow engulfed all that was good in me, and simply because it is more accu- mind, a very real, current threat of Despite my personal feeling of ,believing in that illusion, set out on a path of self destruction. rate.) I was truly astonished when hate towards us as Jewish people. inundation with the Holocaust, I I knew that there was a light switch at the other end of the room one day last year in my Hebrew I think it’s especially difficult for recently went down to D.C. to see n fact, I knew exactly where it was. And I had stretched and strained class, we had a discussion about our generation to understand the the new, highly-touted Holocaust .very muscle in my body to reach that switch but to no avail. I could personal experiences with anti- causes of this hate, because as far Museum.1wentbecausemygrand- lot walk to the switch, for by the time that option had entered mj Jewishness, and I found that I was as we know, we haven’t wronged mother, a Holocaust survivor her- nind, I had already convinced myself that there was nothing wortE one of the only students in this anyone in this country. (I’m not self, told me to go, and to bring a eeing on the other side of the room -- until I met him. class who had nothing to share. claiming that no wrongs have been non-Jewish friend. When I got The left side of the room was all that was visible. The door to the Some people had been victims done by the American Jewishcom- there, I was reminded of a lot of oom being slightly cracked open, coupled with the dim light in the to verbal abuse from their non- munity to any other group. H~~-things about the history which had iallway ensured that the shadow of the door would meet the shadow Jewish classmates for years when ever, it’s certainly not obvious to somehow faded from my memory. )f the back of my head in a conspiracy to overshadow the right side growing Up. One person’s syna- me, though I’ve been educated in For instance, it wasn’t just the If the room. And the light that made its way from under the door anc gogue had been burnt down when various Jewish issues, what those Nazis who wanted to kill the Jews hrough the hinges on the other side ensured that the left side of tht she was a child. Others had expe- wrongs might be.) What we do in Europe. In many areas, it was oom would be illuminated enough to be visible, yet dark enough tc rienced vandalism at their schools know is that in addition to the also the local people, who were in emain mysterious. orcemeteries, or had had frighten- current threats to our safety and the habit of killing Jews before, The left side of the room was my nightmare. It was there that m) ing Confrontationswith antiJew- security here in America, there are during, and after the Holocaust. worst fears and anxieties lay. It was there that I lived an experiencc ish groups during holiday obser- also historical threats-theHolo- I better explain myself. If you hat was hard at work to negate my efforts; one that, at extremes vances or religious gatherings. caust being the most faous.know anything of Jewish history, hreatened the very core of my being. In short, the left side of the roon Aside from the inherent horror P&mefelslike Jewishpeople you’ve probably heard the word was filled with uncontrollable chaos -- until he came. of all these things, there were two over-emphasize the Holocaust, “pogrom.” This word is used in And perhaps the worst part of it all was that there wouldconstantl! specific reasons why these stories because I can tell you that person- reference to massacres of large )e people walking in front of my door. Some had the nerve to ever frightened me. One was the fre- ally, I’ve heard about it all my life, numbers of Jews and/or ransack- leek in. These were the people that no longer needed to stand beforc quency with which such incidents and 1get tired ofit. But 1think that ing of Jewish villages, something he crack in their window and yet did not care enough to help thosc had occurred in the same commu- this may because I’ve heard which happened sporadically if us who felt tied to that sort of existence. These are the people tha nities or to the same people. The over and over the number: six mil- throughout Eastern Europe and ire happy enough to see people suffer so as to be able to measure thei second was that they all happened lion, six million Jews died, six WesternRussiaduringthelate 19th qelative success. They would reach in and inscribe their names on thc right in my face: in New Jersey, millionJews... Andit’sreallyhard and early 20th centuries. Thou- insides of the room in someone else’s blood. New York, and the Boston area. to feel sympathy for a number. sands of Jews were killed, and In fact, these people took away from my desire to leave my roon 1grew UP in New Jersey hear- Especially becauseIthi&thenum- thousandsmorefled. They wentto md walk in the corridor. For, if such was the way that the corrido ing occasional stories about anti- ber which the Jewish community America, Israel, South America, people conducted themselves, then did I really want to be affiliate( Jewishnessin the South, or maybe has chosen to repat for its ‘‘never andeverywhereontheglobe.Most with them? again” chants is the wrong num- of those remaining were killed by And then1 was to meet the man that would show me how to changi fiette Neisser is a junior major- ber. It’s the wrong number be- all that. One day, as I was straining my eyes to locate the switch at thi ing in English. cause there were also five million see H()L()CAGs’r’, Page 14 End of the room, he appeared. At first I was startled, for unlike th others,I did not see him coming. But then his warmthradiatedthrougl the room, passed through my insides and out through the crack in th window. A Witness to Love I did not notice him slip into the room for he seemed to be comin by Nurya Love Lindberg all your soul, and with all your with loving oneself, but these are in from a different direction than the others. It had appeared that th strength, and with all your mind; fear-based emotions.When some- man in question had been walking up the corridor, from the left to th The following is a sermon deliv- and your neighbor as yourself.” one is narcissistic, it’s usually out right and thus slipped right into my room without walking past th ered at Tufts University, March Jesus responded, “You have given of insecurity, one kind of fear. But door. 13, 1994. the right answer; do this, and you to be a witness to love is some- “Who’s there?’ I called. I was afraid, for he stood at the intersec One of the sources of Unitarian will live” (Luke 10:27). thing entirely different. tion of where the shadow of the door met the shadow of the back c Universalismis“JewishandChris- This story of love for God and To abide in love, to love your- my head on the right side of the room. I could not see him. He did nc tian teachings which call us to one’s neighbor gives us the sec- self, is to be patient with yourself. say much. He listened to me voice my anxieties, for I was ver respond to God’s love by loving ond source of Unitarian Univer- To be kind. Love never ends, Paul confused. His very being on the right side of the room seemed t our neighbors as ourselves.” And salism. And it has an important says. I believe this -- it is not just contradict the construct that I had created, that nothing could exist o we don’t usually talk too much message for us, because inside because Love is my mother’s fam- the right side. When I had settled down, I saw a light switch in mic about these teachings, prefemng what Jesus called a twofold ex- ily name that I feel myself to be air, right around the area that I had heard him breathing from, and the instead to focus on our humanist pression of love is a hidden com- embraced within an eternal lin- theswitchdisappeared. But it seemed todisappear into his pocket an tradition, and occasionally East- mandment: the commandment to eage of love. I feel instead that I it was then that I realized that he had picked a mirror out of his pockt em religions. But today, I want to love oneself. In order for me to have opened my eyes to the reality and had stationed it so as to show me that all the while that I had bee present some ideas from Jewish love my neighbor as myself, I must of love and been changed by it. In strainingfora faraway light switch, there was one that was just behin and Christian teaching. These tra- first love myself. If I don’t know embracingit, I havebeen embraced my head on the right. ditions can be both liberating and how to love myself, I don’t do my by it, and the witness to love I try But he did not stop there. He noticed that I was scared to reach 01 oppressive. These are the tradi- neighbor any good by my love for to give has strengthened me. and turn on the light. At first I started to make excuses. I complaine tions which are usually quoted to her. A kind of explication of this is How does one give a witness to that the bulb was probably out or maybe broken, or even smashed. support homophobia, for example. given by the first principle of Uni- love? I remember the words of voiced my worry that I may be electrocuted by reaching for a switc But homophobia is antithetical to tarian Universalism: the inherent Martin Luther King, Jr.: “Hatred that was behind my head, and that I may be blinded by arush of ligh each, because both are fundamen- worth and dignity of every human cannot drive away hatred. Only And, worst of all, what if I turned on the light and saw that there wi tally about liberation and offer being. If we don’t recognize our love can do that ... Gay, lesbian, nothing to be seen? valuable spiritual nourishmentfor own inherent worth and dignity, and bisexual people are... propo- He listened intently and then chose to produce the mirror onc the witness to love and in the how can we respect another nents ... to love, which goes be- again. But this time he held it up to the light that was emanatin struggle for justice. person’s? yond death. Gay, lesbian, and bi- through the crack in the window and redirected its faint rays to tb In Christian Scripture, we read Another part of Jesus’ teaching sexual people are witness to love, right side of the room. For a split second, I was able to see that the] the following story: Jesus was ap- was that the kingdom of God lies to life, to truth -- a sign among us was good in me, that it would make sense to turn on the light, that.. proached by a lawyer who sought within us. A later Christian wrote, that love cannot be confined to his visit was over and he had gone on. to test him, asking, “What shall I “God is love; and those who abide social structures -- a sign among But, he had left the mirror positioned so that the light switch w: do to gain eternal life?’ Jesus asked in love abide in God, and God us of abundant life -- asign among I within my vision. thelawyer whatthelaw, theTorah, abides in them” (1 John 4:16). us that truth will not give way to I started to think about my next move. I had been shown that it w; said about such aquestion, and the Abiding in love does not mean fear.” possible to turn on the light switch without contorting myself out ( lawyer thought of two command- loving everyone except for our- [In a sermon] at Appleton shape. So, like a man in pursuit of an imaginary mosquito I swattf ments of the Torah (Deut. 6:5 and selves, but everyone including Chapel, at Harvard’s Morning at the wall. I had to get out of the room and follow him. There was E Lev. 19: 18) and joined them, say- ourselves. This is similar to what Prayers service, I [told] the can- much more I wanted to say, so much that I wanted to learn. No or ing, “You shall love the Lord thy WereadintheTaoTeChing (chap- gregation that gay, lesbian, and since my parents had ever touched me so deeply. It took a while to h God with all your heart, and with ter 52), “Use your own light, and bisexual people deeply fulfill the the switch. Sometimes I would flip it and it would flip right back. Or ~~ return to the source of light. This is central commandment of Chris time I got so frustrated that I hit it hard and, fearful that I had broke Nurya Love Lindburg is the Uni- called practicing eternity.” tianity of loving God (or Truth, o it, was not to try again for a long time. tarian Minister for Tufts Univer- What does it mean to love your- the Eternal Spirit of Life -- it’s roi But one day, I turned it on and it seemed to want to stay that wa sity (please call her at 493-4762 to self? Often, it’s seen as a negative the words that matter), themsel confirm this as her title or get the characteristic.Narcissism and ego- see WITNESS, page I I see ANTI-SEPTIC, page 6 correct one). centrism are usually associated Ige four THE TUFTS DAILY Tuesday, March 29,1994 Be Part of the on Campus Issues

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Sponsored By: The Dean of Students and DOSAC (Dean of Students Advisory Council). Tuesday, March 29,1994 THETUFTSDAILY page five FEATURES Back to -basics One pleasantry of Spring Break is that it gives hardcover if you can. Thank me later. you an excuse to spend some time just letting some Besides the book’s beautifully delicate touch, time pass. And what better way to do just that than and illustrationslovingly drawn by Robert Lawson, by re-reading a book that is personally meaningful, the book has a wonderful sense of self. Ferdinand is touching, and shall we say, classic? Probably the his own bull. He knows the value of a cool shady best words of advice I was ever given were from corktree. He could care less if the other bulls are all Rabbi Robert butting their heads and doing “bull” things. He has Michael B. Berg Shapiro-whobe- a very understanding mother, “even though she [is] foreeach summer a cow.” He is misunderstood and forced into a Stressed Desserts vacation, would situation that is both unfamiliar and hostile. And not bid us farewell for to spoil the ending, he does just what everyone the next three months and tell us to do three things: found in such a predicament must do. Take a walk, read a book, and make a friend. Ferdinand is a true hero. He’s a role-model, a Not only is this good advice for how to spend leader, and certainly a welcome additionto anyone’s summer vacation, these words are a road map for heart. By the way, it only takes about ten minutes to how to live a truly fulfilling life. Now maybe for you read, and is perfect just before bed. Read it and real go-getters, it doesn’t seem like much, but you you’re almost guaranteed soothing dreams. Read it can easily replace “go hot-air ballooning” or “try to someone else and you’re sure to make afriend for bungee jumping” for “take a walk” and get similar life. Now, you’ve already done two of the things results. Here’s the basic breakdown of the overall that lead to living a fulfilling life and you’ve only concept... spent ten minutes before lying down. All that is left Take a walk: Get out there. Open your eyes. is to take a walk. Heck, open your ears, nose, and any other body part If you truly believe you don’t have time for a that you like to use to investigate the world. Well, walk, and I feel for you if this is the case, there are before you go too far, the idea is to make sure you’re a number of alternatives.Two of my favorites are to not letting life pass by you. As Robert Fulghum says, blow soap bubbles and to bounce around a balloon. “Look.” Take the time to step back and realize how A great modern day philosopher by the name of wonderful life is and that every single moment of George Carlin once said it perfectly: “Give me a experience is precious. Don’tjust stop and smell the balloon!” You may not realize it, but everyone at roses. Put your nose right in there and smell so hard some point in his or her life plays that game where you get pollen up your nose and go into a sneezing you have to keep hitting the balloon back up in the hissy-fit that lasts ten days. Then prick your finger air. Remember how atragedy, usually not the end of

on the rose. Then stomp on the rose. Stop and the world, but surely always something very seri- Daily file pha I admire how the mashed red leaves look against the ous, would happen if the balloon were allowed to The New England Aquarium’s new exhibit hopes to save the many rough black tar of the pavement below your foot. touch the ground. We’ve all dived for a balloon or endangered animals of the Florida Everglades -- alligators,panthers, Smell another rose. Try to be nicer to this one. Give two in our time. What better way to do the world a snakes. and the rare Tobv Twist. It to someone and spread the wealth. favor and save it. Sometimes you just have to be Read a book: Read anything. Think. Think about your own hero. something you never really stopped to think about On blowing soap bubbles, just think how great it Florida moves north before. Think about something you’ve thought a lot would be if everyonedid. This may sound a little bit about, but in a different way. Open up your mind to out there, and probably because I’m always so Aquarium- exhibit features Everglades new ideas. Say ‘.‘what if ’followed by something that light-headed from actually blowing bubbles, but if by DAN TOBIN U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, might make you happy, or sad, and then go find out everyone spent a lot more time blowing bubbles, Daily Staff Writer this presentation addresses the his- the answer for real. Stop. Think about all of the and a lot less time fighting, the world would be a The New England Aquarium tory and future of water use in the things you’ve read about, and all the things that are better place. It’s the ideal plan for world peace: openedanew exhibitfeaturing the Everglades. still out there. Find one that especially perks your have everyone stop at the same moment and blow beautiful yet environmentally- On April 14, Billy D. Causey, interest, and go for it. Take a moment to appreciate soap bubbles. You simply can’t blow any good threatened Florida Everglades. Sanctuary Superintendent of the the rest of the things that you won’t have time to get bubbles unless you proceed calmly and peacefully. The show opened on Feb. 19 and Florida Keys National Marine to, the millions of things out there that are yet to be Blowing too hard just gets bubble soap all over the joins the museum’s series of lec- Sanctuary,presents “FloridaBay: experienced. Take a humbling moment to revel in place. tures on similar topics which will An Environmental Crisis in the the infinite number of things that will always be out Well, I’m sure it’s an idea far, far ahead of its continue throughout April and South Florida Ecosystem.” The there to discover or invent. time, but one day maybe I’ll get a nice footnote in May. lecture deals with the short and Make a friend: Smile to someone on the way to the book of world peace. The exhibit was inspired by a long-term impacts on South lunch. I personally have invested in a “miracle bubble challenge launched by Secretary Florida if action is not taken soon. Getting back to my main point, this vacation I pen.” That’s right, it is not only a bubble wand, it’s of theInterior,BruceBabbitt.Bab- WildlifeBiologist John Ogden took the time to re-read one of my all-time favorite a functioningpen too. It’s asure-fire way to liven up bitt declared that saving the Ever- will lead “Restoration Goals for books. What is my all-time favorite book, you ask? a dull extended block lecture class. Your professor glades is a top priority, describing the Everglades: The Conflict be- Well, that’s a great question, a heck of a conversa- will most likely thank you for it later, probably will the task as “the singular, most im- tween Myth, Value Judgements, tion starter, too. It’s not as dynamic as “If you could even give you an “A.” Maybe you can even pick one portant, ultimate test case of and Facts,” on April 21. This lec- be any handy kitchen gadget, which would you be?’ up when you’re out gettingyour copy ofFerdinand. whether we are going to have the ture will deal with the characteris- but hey, I prompted this question, s6 let’s go with it. If you get it while on your walk, checkoff two points capability to do ecosystem resto- tics that made the original Ever- AsImentioned,it’soneofmy all-timefavorites.1’m in that column and then take a nap. You’ve earned ration.” glades unique to begin with. pretty sure I’d have to make separate categories to it. This hands-on exhibit at the On May 5, “Deep Down in fairly incorporate all of my favorites. In this case, If you want to find me, I’ll be out there some- Aquarium features life-like alliga- Florida: A Naturalist’s Passion for it’s a classic. It’s a children’s story. It’s The Story of where (in my own little world) sitting beneath the tors roaming around, spiders weav- the American Subtropics” will Ferdinand by Munro Leaf. shade of my favorite corktree, blowing bubbles and ing complex webs, and snakes explore and appreciate the beauty If you’ve never read it, go get a copy now. Run, bouncing balloons, reading a good book, taking a slitheringthrough the grass, all for of the Everglades. The lecture is don’t walk. Don’t even bother to finish reading this nap, smelling a rose or two, smiling at someone on your education and viewing plea- led by TedLevin, naturalist,writer, column until you’ve read it cover to cover. Like the his or her way to lunch, looking, dreaming, hoping, sure. In addition, the exhibit in- photographer,and author of many words of Rabbi Shapiro, this book is a road map to and most of all loving every minute of it. cludes realistic recreations of the nature books. living afulfilling life. It’s also heartwarming,uplift- AnhinghaTrail,and the Everglades Co-Chair of the Everglades ing, and truly, truly beautiful. Buy the book. You’ll As a last note, if I could be any handy kitchen Pine Lands, plus swamps, man- Coalition Thomas D. Martin will want to own it forever and hopefully read it to your gadget, I’d be those nifty yellow corn holders that groves and canals from the Florid- lead a May 12 lecture entitled kids. resemble little corncobs and allow you to eat the ian area. “Restoring the Everglades Eco- One of the happiest and most spiritually lifting corn while it’s still steamy hot. The most popular Specific topics addressed at the system: An Economic and Envi- moments in my life was about four and a half years answerIgetis “microwave,”usuallybecauseit’s so Aquarium include damage to the ronmental Boost.” This final pre- ago when I was reading Ferdinand to a group of useful and can do so much, and everyone is so ecosystem by human water use sentation will address the eco- local fledglings at our town library’s “pajama story reliant on it. A favorite answer was “refrigerator” and the danger of extinction of nomic benefits of saving the Ever- time.” When I asked the kids if they were familiar with the reasoning that you could hold all the great Florida panthers. No, the Florida glades. with the story, a little girl with eyes the size of drawings by the little kids who lived in the house. panthers are not a hockey team in The presentations are free and Delawareraised her hand and told me that it was her Whisk, can-opener, and of course egg-beater, have danger of losing funding like our open to everyone, and start at 7:45 and her mother’s favorite story and that her mother all been popular answers. Well, it’s something to belovedTuftonians;they areover- p.m. Reserving tickets in advance read it to her all the time. Anyway, try to get it in think about the next time you go for a walk. grown cats who depend on the is advised. You can do so by send- Everglades in order to survive. ing a self-addressed stamped en- The first of the supplemental velope and the number of tickets lectures, entitled “Water and the you wanttoLowellL;ectures,New Everglades: History, Hydrology, England Aquarium, Central and Hope,” takes place on April 7. 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~ forward to being reunited with the off-duty angel who returned ANTI-SEPTI So I began tidying my room, conceal writing on the wall. It was hard to travel. And I, being scared embark on my journey up the cor- continued from page 3 first with the right side for I had there thatIsaw aninscriptionread- of ending up on a trip to the other ridor and yet I could not leave the Ilookedaroundmyroom.Ilooked been reunited with it after such a ing: “Dr. S was here.”It had been side, re-entered my room.. “was”inhis inscription.SoImade It was then that realized that I at the good and the bad, the right long spell. I didn’t realize how written in his own blood. I peaked I what perhaps has been the easiest and the left, and noticed that the much I had missed it. But then I out onto thecorridorwiththehope those people that had looked into decision of my life. I picked up a years of chaos that I had existedin moved back onto the left because of catching him now that I knew my room in ridicule, those people piece of his broken mirror and cut still needed to be cleared up if I it was the left that I was familiar his name, but the light was too that I had envied for being al- the finger furthest to the right on was ever to think about pursuing with. I moved back and forth until bright for me to get accustomed lowed into the corridors were ac- my right hand and smeared a thick him in the corridor. I picked up an item that seemed to to, and the path to theright was too tually walking the wrong way. I “I” down the inscription so that felt a touch of relief. the “was” would be changed to an Angry at how Dr. S had made “is” forever. an obvious mistake in his inscrip- And now I look forward to that tion, I tried to erase a couple of long and strenuousjourney to the characters from his writing. But I right, and I look forward to the could not do it. I tried again and day in which I am to be reunited BONDED AND INSURED again, but all was in vain. So then with the man who will always be BOXES AND PACKING I grabbed his mirror, one that I had remembered as the man who left where he had stationed it for changed my life. And I look up to CLIMATE CONTROLLED sentimental reasons, and reposi- himand follow him hopingthat he tioned it. I repositioned it at a will remember my name. For al- corner of the room so that it may though he marked a turning point redirect thelight from the window in my life, to this great man, I into a vertical ray of light in the know that I am just another one of shape of a capital “I” to take the the many people he reached out to p1aceofthe“W’and“A”in “was.” as he was making his off-duty “Dr. S is here” is what the inscrip- rounds. And to this great man, I tinn WRC tn CRV C.”.. 1.11 L” “‘J. am only one of many in which his I But once, on my way to test my energy has passed through. And endurance in the corridor, the mir- to this great man, I am one of Planning a Summer or Fall‘, ror fell and broke into many pieces many that loved and admired him. that found themselves scattered And to this great man... around the floor. I was ready to I IStudents support custodians / PETITION she is planning to attend tonight’s continued from page 1 Residence Hall Association, or tionally, many RA’s havecopiesof dorm government meeting to dis- the petition because they weredis- tribute copies of the petition. In I Itributed at an RA inservice meet- addition,copiesof thepetition will Come to a general information session ing on March 16. She added that be aiailable for students to sign at the petition is not sponsored by a table in the Campus Center from Residential Life or Housing, but 2:30p.m. -7p.m. onApril6and 7, Tuesday, March 29 “it just happens that many RA’s the first two days of the housing are distributing copies of it.” lottery. 12:30-1:30 PM Furthermore, Curry said that P Anderson 112 B

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REGISTRATION FORMS FOR LIBERAL ARTS & ENGINNERING STUDENTS ARE AVAILABLE IN THE REGISTRAR‘S OFFICE PRE-REGISTRATION WILL TAKE PLACE AT THE EATON USER AREA FROM LOO - 5:OO PM FROM APR1.L 11 THRU 15 0 CAN‘T COME AT YOUR APPOINTED TIME? *A FRIEND CAN REGISTER FOR YOU AT YOUR TIME *LEAVE THE FORM IN ADVANCE AT THE REGISTRAR‘S OFFICE IN BALLOU HALL AND IT WILL BE PROCESSED AT YOUR APPOINTED TIME *YOU MAY REGISTER ANY OTHER AFTERNOON AFTER THE SCHEDULED APPOINTMENTS FOR THAT DAY, NOT BEFORE! (PLAN ON ARRIVING AT APPROXIMATELY 4:30 PM) Tuesday, March 29,1994 ARTS Artwork from early 20th century at MFA by MEGAN BRENN-WHITE that Joan Miro created in 1938. Daily Editorial Board These red and black surrealist Drawing on the Museum of Fine pieces were created with etching Arts’ collection and loans from and drypoint and feature Miro’s local collections,- there is a new signature, nearly comical figures against the background of a blaz- ing sun. The artist created two plates for the series, switching the colors and the positions of the I I plates to create the different looks exlubihon Whxhshowcases pnnts of the prints. from the first half of this century. For fans of Henri Matisse, there Early 20th- Century Prints features is a contribution from that artist works by well-known artists such entitled, “Odelisque.” It is one of a as Pablo Picasso and Jasper Johns, hundred part series of women that as well as highlightingother lesser- he created with copper and zinc known, but representative pieces paints. Max Beckman (“Self-Por- that illustrate styles or techniques trait with Bowler”) and Picasso of this unique period. (“The Frugal Repast” as well as The exhibition is split into two others)- are also represented in this Dolores Toad entertains Thumbelina in the less-than-entertaining film of the same name. rooms, with the first room con- mst area. taining mostly figural images. The In the center of both rooms are second part concentrates mainly glass cases containing illustrated Thumbs down for ‘Thumbelina’ on abstract images. The prints rep- manuscripts. These might create a resent the largerangeof styles that bit of envy for modern book lov- Animated movie not up to par with other Disney features were developing in this period in- ers, as any illustration today would by KIM ALBON gins-in Paris with a little old lady seemsrather sudden. The moment cluding everything from surreal- be hard-pressed to match up to Contributing Writer who wants a daughter very badly. she wishes for a prince, he galli- ism to expressionism. Further- these. One of the best representa- Looking for a jovial animated She plants a tiny barley corn in a vants into her bedroom. However, more, while the styles might be tives of these groups is an original film that picks up your spirits and flower pot (hasn’t she heard of prince Cornelius is soon called varied, they give the viewer agood copy of a book from The Blue makes you whistle the songs all invitro fertilization?) The seed away by his parents, leaving idea of the explosion of artistic Rider School that contains origi- flourishes into a beautiful flower Thumbelinaonlywith the promise energy that took place in the early nal prints from both Wassily Film and when the old lady kisses the of his return. part of this century. Kandinsky and Franz Marc. flower,out comesThumbelina. At Cornelius returns only to find While the prints are mainly The second room continues Review full grown size, she is only the size that Thumbelina has been kid-

black and white, there are several with the combination of famous ~ ~ ~~ ~ of the lady’s thumb. napped. From this point, the story contributionsthat create shocks of contributions and more obscure day long? By all means, stay far The most intriguing part of the loses all connections to sequence color against the starkness of the pieces. There is one of Jasper away from any theater playing movie is the first few scenes when as Thumbelina bounces from one rest of the exhibition. Also, the Johns’ first lithographsfrom 1960 Thumbelina. Thumbelinais “born.” Soon after, strange location to another. In her many varied ways of printmaking (“0 to 6”),that has blackand white In Thumbelina, a new Warner she becomes sad, wishing she was travels, Thumbelina meets such at this time are represented, in- numbers from one to six superim- Brothers release, producer and bigger. At this point, there is still a stereotypical personalities as the cluding woodcuts, lithographs, posedoneachother.Thisonelooks director Don Bluth (AnAmerican distinct thread of plot. Unfortu- gaudy, loud toads who are singers monotypes and more. like it might have been something Tale, The Land Before Time, All nately, the movie does not concen- from Spain, the biggest and dumb. If prints seem less appealing on Sesame Street (“and this show Dogs Go To Heaven) brings to the trate on what it means for est of which desires to marry than paintings or sculpture, they is sponsored by the letter A and screen Hans Christian Andersen’s Thumbelina to live in a world Thumbelina. give the viewer a chance to con- the number 4”), but it is a testa- story of a young girl only the size where she does not fit in. Instead, The fast blur of the ridiculous centrate on the colors, lines and ment to just how much an artist’s of a thumb. the plot catapults into arapid pace, continues as Thumbelinaencoun- forms of the images without any 3- style can evolve. Unfortunately, Bluth fails to jumping from one ridiculous un- ters tiny jitterbugs, disco-funk D interference.It might seem to be For an Ayn Rand-esque indus- animate the magic of Thumbelina connected event to another. beetles, a scheming rabbit with a a less romantic art form, but there trial image, there is Jolan Gross and instead creates a movie that is Thumbelina’s adventures first whiny voice and an ugly mole. is no loss of intensity or signifi- Bettelheim’s “Trains and Bridges.” neither a joy for children nor for begin when she meets her prince Throughout all these adventures, cance. This is apowerful blackand white adults. Actually, it is a boring con- charming, the young Cornelius, Thumbelina’s motivations behind A highlight of the first room, image of glimmering steel that glomeration of random and con- who is the heir to the fairy throne. hertravelsremainunclear. Attimes and the exhibition, is a series of fusing events. Conveniently,he is only the size of see PRINTS, page 8 four prints from a series of eight The story of Thumbelina be- athumbas well.Cornelius’ arrival See THliMHELrNk Page 8 Soundgarden proves itself to be more than just grunge.

by ERIC FREEDMAN Badmoto$nger-- and touring with power, energy, and intensity. The on the album. This explains the delivers a slow, driving attack of Daily Staff Writer such giants as Guns ‘n Roses and first track on the album, “Let Me lyrics, “Feel the rhythm with your riffs and enough of Cornell’s blis- Another Seattle band has, Once securing a spot in Lollapalooza II, Drown,” sets the pace with grind- hands.” If one listens carefully to tering shrieks to get this reviewer again, risen to the top of the Bill- Soundgarden is no stranger to the ing, heavy Zeppelinesque guitar the percussion solo near the end of screaming until his lungs hurt. board charts, and it’s not Pearl throngs ofpublicity. riffs, thundering rhythms, and the song, one can distinctly hear Quick and energetic changes However, alternative music Cornell’s signature warcries. This Spoonman’samazing utensil solo. mark “Kickstand” as a reversion fans have continuously made the is the Soundgardenwe have grown Songs such as the quirky “Head back to punk roots. “4th of July,” VI~~~i~~ grave mistake of labelling to know and love, but the band Down” and the Beatles-esque on the other hand, is filled with a Soundgarden as simply a smarter refuses to fall back into the bin as “Black Hole Sun” are simply ex- dark, overdriven,heavily distorted than average metal band and have another bunch of hairy amples of how different the new musical fistfight, which grabs the Jam Or Nirvana, Or even Alice in thus unfairly confined them to the headbangers. album is when compared to listener by the collar and drags Chains this time. rusty cage of the heavy metal scene. “My Wave” is a new twist for Soundgarden’sprior works. About him or her down into the dismal Onehates tosoundoverly cyni- In the past, it was fairly easy to the band, complete with a surfer the new album, Cornell stated, “We abyss along with the band. cal, but it’s very difficult when the miss the subtler intricacies of psychedelic groove in the chorus all felt that there’s no reason to do On the whole, Superunkonwn music media have plowed a neat Soundgarden’s style, which were and a hammering, rhythmic verse. anything unless we did something is easily the band’s greatest musi- channel for the public to fall so overcome by the thundering and Lyrically, “My Wave” is one of different. I mean, that’s the whole cal achievement, bridging styles, easily into, labelling a huge ma- dark guitar work of Kim Thayil or this reviewer’s choice pieces. It point of making records anyway.” sounds, and musical genres in an jority of the new music that hits the lead singer Chris Cornell’s roar- pounds out self-deterministiccom- The uneasy “Head Down” emotional attack that clearly dem- scene as the “Seattle Sound” or ing vocal tirades. Superunknown, mands such as “Cry, if you want to evokes feelings of later Beatles onstrates Soundgarden’s great “grunge.” Each one of these bands with its intense emotional content, cry / If it helps you see.” The tunes that featured Harrison’s si- range of abilities so lacking in has its own distinctive style and easily propels Soundgardento new aggressive, yet ethereal chorus, tar-like guitar, like some drug-in- other bands. They have many of sound that cannot be character- creative heights by hypnotizing which chants, “Keep it off my duced song from the days of Ser- the abilities that many of today’s ized with a single ‘‘buzz’’ word by the listener with levels ofdespera- wave,” poses the idea that it is fine geant Pepper. “Black Hole Sun” is other bands lack, and they have the omniscient executives atRoll- tion and alienation that Cornell to do anything you want, as long as another experimentin Beatles-ism, fully outshined any narrow-minded ing Stone magazine or MTV. preaches. you don’t impose your values on although it is more aimed at the expectations to pull themselves Breaking out of their shell of Thayil described this album as me. Fab Four’s earlier works. A slow, out of the confines of such labels being a grinding, screaming, dark a “combination of personal vision, By now, listenersprobably have sappy ballad, it seemed too cheesy as “heavy metal” and “grunge.” metal band, Soundgarden has spontaneity, collaboration, and heardthefirst single,whichis enig- and watered down compared with emerged at the number one spot compromise.” With sounds and matically entit1ed“Spoonman.”In the rest of the album. In this case, The popularity of the new al- on the Billboard charts with their styles that have not yet been heard actuality, the inspiration for the the band’s experimentation with bum and their first-ever interna- newest and best release to date, from tribal and intricate rhythms of this new sounds and styles didn’t work tional tour as headliners in the Superunknown. Soundgarden, Superunknown piece came from a Mohawked very well. near future could be just the push This Seattle band has been to- is oneoftheyear’s best alternative Seattle street musician named Superunknown still dishes up that Soundgarden needs to place it gether since 1984.Havingreleased albums to date. “Spoonman,” who was asked by enough grit and hard-edged grind at the top of the bill and propel it to several acclaimed albums -- in- Right from the start, this album the band to record his unique and to please any die-hard the forefront of the alternative cluding 1991’s platinum slaps the listener in the face with astounding spoon-playing talents Soundgarden fan. “Limo Wreck” music scene. page eight THE TUFTS DAILY Tuesday, March 29,1994 Recent clashes in Gaza Strip could threaten peace between Israel and PLO VIOLENCE Ayash said there a good chance continued from page 1 was youths. Two U.N. refugee aid The clashes resumed several ing toagree by Tuesday on the size of reaching agreement on the workers pulled up in a car and minutes later, but this time troops of the peacekeepersforce and how with the PLO, a senior army offi- Hebron arrangements. “Then, talked to the soldiers who then fired only tear-gas canisters. they should be armed, as well as cial said the military has already nothing stands in the way to talk walked away. The rare cboperative interac- on details surroundingtlie deploy- moved out much of its equipment about the main issue, Gaza and “We told the soldiers they tion between soldiers and foreign ment of Palestinian policemen in from the soon-to-be-autonomous Jericho,” he added. should not open fire in such a observers is the kind both sides the area. areas, and that it would only take a Negotiators are under deadline hope to master when Scandina- situation. There was no danger to want 350 few days to complete the pullout. pressure. April 13 is the original life here,” said Ann Mertens, a vian peacekeepers deploy here, gian troops, while Israel has agreed Military officials told Israel target date for starting self-rule, U.N. Relief and Works Agency possibly next week. Only to 50. television it would be completed and if the date passes without field worker from Belgium. Israel and the PLO are attempt- in two weeks. changes on the ground, it will fur- The army has dismantled sev- ther erode support for the peace eral bases and moved equipment talks among Israelis and Palestin- New Disney- movie wanders, losing audience out of Gaza, although there has ians. THUMBELINA mal sidekicks in Thumbelina, a continued from page 7 Unlike Alaa’din or Beauty and been no reduction in troop de- Hebron remained tense Mon- the Beast, Thumbelina has no dis- bee and a swallow, are downright ployment. day, three days after troops lifted a she declares that she just wants to tinct focus and therefore dwindles ugly and lack any personality. PLO officials were cautious, month-long curfew clamped on go home, while at other times she into a confused muddle of scenes. All in all, Thumbelina does not however, about resuming the talks. the city’s 80,000 Palestinian resi- renews her determination to find While adults may be able to pick have any redeeming features. They said Israel and the PLO first dents to block post-massacre pro- prince Cornelius. through the muck, children will While the first few minutes were needed to agree on a securitypack- tests. Still, after meaningless travels certainly lose patience after the passable, the movie failed by age for Hebron, including the size Several dozen teen-agers, that seem to continue forever, first 20 minutes. adandoning the idea of what it armed with slingshots and some and authority of a Palestinian po- Thumbelina does finds Cornelius. In addition to the random plot might feel like for Thumbelha to with their school bags on their lice and foreign observer force, And, of course, they marry. and sequences, the color in live in a world where she does not before negotiations can resume. backs, stoned soldiers posted at a Thumbelina is slightly askew. The If you think Melrose Place is fit*-- ---.in Security for Hebron -- site of street corner leading to Beit confusing with all its twists and songs, written by none,other than the massacre by a Jewish settler - Hadassah, one of six Jewish en- turns of plot, beware of Barry Manilow, all sound strik- Hadthemoviefocusedonthis - was to be the first issue on the claves in Hebron. Thumbelina. This movie is com- ingly similar and, like the plot, Plotalonelanddiscardedthe reek- agenda for Tuesday’s negotiations During alull, two soldiers knelt plete chaos with random events quickly fade into an uncaptivating lessjumps from ridiculous to ludi- in Cairo. in a shooting position and each thrown together with no solid foun- conglomerate. crous, it might have actually been PLO spokesman Radwan Abu fired a live round straight at the dation to link the scenes.

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luring Spring Break by JOHN TOMASE weaker competition. There’s no they just came to the park and When I decided to go to Mexico for Spring Break, I knew that such Daily Editorial Board guarantee we would have won played.” nove would mean detaching myself from much of American sports There’s no question they have them all, but we could have easily To make the losses all the more lr one week. I figured I could handle it. What’s a week? And besides, the talent. Now they just have to come home 6-5 and been frustrating, Tufts is a team that it’s not like I was going to Zimba- learn how to translate that talent everyone’s favorite again.” seemed on the verge of major suc- Marc Sheinkin bwe ... Ihadheardthatthey’dhave Instead, after winning their cess at the end of last year. They ESPN in Cancun. opener against North Adams by a defeated Bates to win the Wide to the Left And lo and behold, I was able score of 7-6, the Jumbos dropped Cooperstown Tournament, and to watch SportsCenter during the their next five in every way imag- came oh-so-close to the Eastern cation. Those wacky Mexicans... they sent our luggage to Aruba inable. When the hitters were pro- College Athletic ConferenceTour- lis is no joke -can you imagine walking around Cancun in jeans into inspiring wins instead of frus- ducingruns,likethe 11 they scored nament title to end the season. id a flannel for a whole day?) but they can always hook you up with trating losses. against Methodist, the pitchers Admittedly, the big bats of an Patrick and Chris Myers. Fresh off one of their most dis- couldn’t hold up their end of the Romboli and present assistant Unfortunately, the parameters of the vacation did not allow me to appointing spring trips in recent bargain, allowing Methodist to coach Svagdis were lost to gradu- ieck in with the TV each night, and thus I missed out on quite a bit memory, the Jumbo baseball team score 13. ation, but the Jumbos return lead- ‘information.To put it simply, the sports world went nuts last week. opens its home season today And when they got the pitch- ing hitter Eric Sholds (.368, eight I1 hell broke loose. The stories flooded in, one right after another. against Boston University at 3 ing, as they did against Rowan homers, 35 runs batted in), senior he transactions wire overflowed with big names and big deals. One p.m., weather permitting. when sophomoreMatt Lyman and Tony Puopolo (.355), and am even changed its name. Jumbo head coach John Casey freshman Jeremy Stawiecki al- Brockton InvitationalMVP Colin The biggest story of the break was, of course, the NCAA tourna- has seen a lot in his 14 years on lowed a mere two runs, the bats Cash (.352,5,24)to an excellent ent, but everyone knows what’s going on with that. BC lost. Just The Hill, four as a player and ten were silenced, totaling zero runs lineup: -- :ceptit. I didn’t care much about the tourney after Penn and Temple as a coach. And he knows that a in the Rowan game. And the entire pitching staff . )ught it, and since I had Cal and UCLA in the finals, my brackets “team can’t lose confidence after a “What we need nght now,” returns, save for senior-to-be Jay ere worthless. shaky trip against tough competi- Casey said, “is for some people to Shore, who left school to take a But what about the Los Angeles Lakers hiring Magic Johnson as tion. step up. Eric [Sholds] and Pops job withtheMontrealExpos.Lead- eir head coach? How big is this? And there were other enormous “The trip was tough,’’ Casey [senior Tony Puopolo] have done ing the staff is sophomore lefty ippenings as well: Michael Jordan finally got what he deserved and admitted, “but you’ve got to re- their thing so far, but the other Matt Lyman, areal throwback who as sent to the minors. Jeff George was traded from the Colts to the memberweplayedthreeorfourof guys havegot topickus up. We’re doubles as aline-drive hitting first ilcons. Wayne Gretzky passed Gordie Howe to become the NHL‘s the best Division 111 teams in the a young team, and Some of the baseman,junior control specialist I-time leading goal scorer. The New York Rangers made five trades country. We split against a very guys have seemed a little nervous. Zach Soolman, and junior Dan ,ior to the trading deadline. And what about the Cardinals? good North Adams team, had 15 “Right now, we’re just hoping Dickens. Fireballing senior Greg Okay, maybe the fact that the Phoenix Cardinals changed their hits against a St. Andrews team the losses don’t bother theseguys. Cocca seems set as the closer. me to the Arizona Cidinals isn’t the most pressing story of the last that was 24-2, and lost a lead What we’re missing is the thee But judging from their early eek, but it makes sense: the team plays its games in Tempe. Besides, against Wisconsin State in the last four-year starters we had in Paul season record, things haven’t iything that franchise can do to draw fans is worth a shot, so maybe inning. Svagdis, Joe Murphy, and Todd clicked. Sholds has held up his I those scorned football fans in Tucson will suck it up and drive to “And the five games [that were Romboli last year. Those guys end of the bargain, hitting a shade ardinals games now that they feel represented. canceled] were against somewhat didn’t let anything get to them, below So0 on the trip with two As for Magic, what we’re seeing out in LA is very, very big. Magic mammoth homers. And Puopolo IS agreed to try to make the Lakers win for the rest of the season, and has done his part. en he’ll see if he wants to continue next season. The first thing he’ll The Jumbos seem to have been )me to realize is that being an NBA coach is much harder than being done in by an inability to get the I NBA player, and the second thing he’ll realize is that the Lakers big hit, while conversely surren- ick. dering the big one on the other Monday night’s debut started out well enough for the rookie side of the ball. These are mis- )ach,as his team darted out to a 60-29 lead at one point. But then the takes the lumbos simply cannot alLakersreturnedtoblow thelead, only to pull out anhe-point win. afford to make against solid com- was nice to see the Great Western Forum sold out again, and it’s also petition. ce to see Magic getting re-involved in the game he loves so much. “We’ve been in four of those However, we all must remember that all coaches -even ones who losses,” Casey said. “Against St. .e as revered as Magic -are hired to be fired. And when the Lakers Andrews, we were one hit away )me down off their magically induced high, we’ll see that Johnson from blowing the thing wide open. no more able to make Los Angeles a winner than Randy Pfund was. I mean, we had 15 hits and only The Michael Jordan spring training saga came to its logical end three runs. It was tough, though -- st week, as he was sent down to AA. He got what he deserved -he they were playing their 27th game, ily had two hits. He says he’ll try this minor league thing out for a and we were playing our third.” :ar, and maybe he’ll improve. Whatever. Some of the pitchers experi- The NFL, meanwhile, continued its quarterback shuffle. India- enced control problems that didn’t ipolis sending George to the Falcons radically improves Atlanta’s help the cause either. Soolman, Yense, and means that the Colts will probably have to go with Don who only walked 13 batters all of [ajkowski as their QB. I might be the only guy in the world who last season, has already walked links that George will ever amount to anything (the Colts obviously eight this year. Casey praised m’t, dealing him for two picks), but he’s got a gun’for an arm and Soolman’s work early, while ac- ily needs a little consistent protection to use it properly. knowledging his puzzling control So now, let’s have a little springtime quarterback review: Jeff problems. “Methodist couldn’t hit eorge is on the Falcons, Jim Everett is with New Orleans, Chris Zach but he hit acouple of batters, [illergoes to the Rams, and Scott Mitchell to Detroit. Jim McMahon walked three and we were in available, cut loose by the Vikings- who, along with Washington, trouble,” Casey said. ill be hunting for a field general in the draft. “It’s like the [Philadelphia] The big winners here are the aforementionedFalcons and Detroit. Phillies,”Casey said. “You walk a he Lions have always been just a quarterback away from being a couple of guys against them, and gitimate threat, instead of aone-man (Bany Sanders)offense. 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Jumbos want to get- back on track against- BU BASEBALL last season’s success. any easier. After Division I BU, continued from page 9 Casey also praised the work of the Jumbos face perennial con- ONYX Magazine 1993-1994 you’ve got to face Kruk and Lyman, who pitched seven strong tender Brandeis, Division I1 The Black Literary Experience Daulton and thoseguys. The teams innings against Rowan before Bentley, and Division I Boston Organizational Planning Meetings we were playing, you’ve got to walking two batters and allowing College. Tuesdays at 9 :3 Opm pitch to one through nine. We two runs, and freshman reliever Campus Center T.V. Room didn’t, and they made us pay.” Jeff Taglienti, who’s probably the “And we haven’t even had a Also,junior DanDickens, who hardest thrower on the team. day to practice on our field. Talk was expected to be a key contribu- AS for this afternoon, the Jum- about jumping back into the fire,” tor as the third starter, hasn’t been bos are keeping their heads up. said an exasperated CaSeY, who is able to get out of the third inning in They know they played sometough still searching for a Way to kick MEETING SCHEDULE two starts. The Jumbos need pro- competition, and they know they start his ball club. “If I had figured March 15th & 29th duction out of Dickens if they are have time to improve. Unfortu- that one out, we’d be 6-0.” April 5th & 12th to have any chance of duplicating nately, the competition doesn’t get Love knows no race, gender, or orientation WITNESS share in the Witness to love, who- Jordan, an equally important Pro- SUBMISSIONS DEADLINE APRIL 5TH! continued from page 3 ever we are, whatever our witness ,,hetic voice. She says, “I work ...... (despite countless messages de- entails. It is the best within US; it and live, now, as a feminist, trust- signed to inspire self-hatred), and calls on the best beyond US. It ing that I will learn to love myself All Welcome To Submit their neighbors as themselves (by sustains our struggle for justice; it well enough to love you (whoever Artwork not returninghatred for hatred, but inspires us to righteous anger with- you are), well enough SO that YOU Fiction rejoicing in the truth of love). And out inciting us to violence; it en- will love me well enough SO that Non-Fiction I will tell them that gay, lesbian, sures that our work will endure. It we will know, exactly, where is the Poetry and bisexual people are witnesses is as witnesses to love that we are love: that it is here, between US, Politic aVHistoric a1 Essays to thepresenceofloveintheworld. most true to ourselves. and growing stronger and grow- Personal Testimony This witness to love is an inspi- And so, even as I opened with ing stronger.” Creative Expression ration to the world, whether it a Bible story, I will close with So may we all be witnesses. knows it yet or not. And we can all words from Black feminist June I’m gone for one week and all hell breaks loose SHEINKIN continued from page 9 Messier with his former Oiler The Bruins will find Iafrate very Celebrate the Diversity of linemateAnderson, andgivesNew useful while Ray Bourque is hurt, The Black Experience have a vastly underrated offen- York some playoff power. On pa- but they might have given up too - sive line, and Mitchell has been per, the deal looks bad for the much for what appears to be a Submit Work At Meetings & equally underratedplayingin Dan Rangers (Gartner has 30goals and quick fix. Juneau could become Capen House Envelope on Bulletin Board Marino’s shadow in Miami. He’s 26 assists, Anderson just 19 and one of the best playmakers in the not agreat QB, but he’s definitely 19), but they are counting on league in a few years. good-good enough to take some Anderson for major production The best playmaker, of course, * SEE YOU ON TUESDAY @ 9:30pm * pressure off Sanders and expand duringtheplayoffs, whenGartner is Gretzky, who got his goal and Wayne Fontes’ offensivescheme. tends to struggle. the media monkey off his back. As for the NHL, the trading Another swap of interest sent There’s really not much to say on deadline passed with a roar. The Joe Juneau from Boston to Wash- this matter: He’s the best ever, and Rangers made five deals alone, ington for A1 Iafrate. On paper, that’s all there is to it. the biggest of which sent Mike this is a pretty even trade: Iafrate Gartner to Toronto for Glenn is an excellent defenseman and And wherehaveyougone,Nick A~&rson.Thetrade~unites Mark Juneau a young, established scorer. Fotiu? I

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And just in case you’re interested, ALL SUBJECTS DISCUSSED that price is... WILL BE I $72 for on-campus, TCU-funded groups STRICTLY CONFIDENTIAL $80 for on-campus, non-TCU funded groups For more information, please contact: $148.50 for off-campus organitations/businesses 1. Ali (Peer Health Leader) @ 629-8596 or $231 for off-campus commissionable agencies . Armand (Alcohol & Health Ed. Director) G@ 627-3861 For more details, call 627-3090, Tuesday, March 29,1994 THE TUFTS DAILY page thirteen Russian accused of extorting money from hockey star AMHERST, N.Y. (AP) -- A when Maislin asked if he still directly to Fomitov, instead of away games, prompting concern agoal andanassist in a4-1 victory Russian man accused of trying to needed an interpreter. through Mogilny, at the player’s that he was not willing to devote over the New York Islanders. extort $150,000 from Buffalo Sa- “I can understand the English request. himself to the NE.Later, when “It’s all behind me,” he said. bres wing Alexander Mogilny was but not the court words,” he re- “This guy was never employed he was unhappy about his con- “Just a normal, routine day.” just a friend looking for a loan, his sponded. “I was not arrested be- by theBuffalo Sabres,”Rossisaid. tract, his game fell off noticeably. fore, I’m sorry.” lawyer said Monday. He refused to confirm or deny a Mogilny began this season on Although it has been reported “He needed some money and On Riordan’s request, Maislin report in The Buffalo News that the sidelinesamid criticism that he that Russian hockey players were he went to his best friend and agreed to wait until Wednesday the amount was $80,000. hadn’t worked hard enough to re- being asked to pay protection asked if hecould borrow it,”attor- morning before deciding whether Mogilny, 25, was born and habilitate the leg he broke in the money on behalf of relatives back ney Robert Riordan said. “There there are grounds to proceed with raised in Khabarovsk, a city of playoffs the previous year. home, police and team officials never was any threat.” the case. At that time, Riordan will 600,000 on the Chinese border of Mogilny sat out Friday night’s said there has been no evidence Sergey Fomitov, also known as also have a chance to ask that his the former Soviet Union. He was game while police staked out the the men arrested in Buffalo are Sergey Pavlosky, was arrested Fri- bail be reduced from $100,000. drafted by the Sabres in 1988 and Aud and returned Sunday, getting part of a larger scheme. day night outside the Sabres locker “There’s further investigation defected while his Central Red room and later charged with at- that has to be done,”Riordan said. ArmyteamwasinSwedenin 1989. tempted second-degree grand lar- “The test of time will show that Fomitov was in Sweden at the ceny. there was no extortion. There was time, having married a Swedish Mogilny told police that no threat. There was no gun to woman. Fomitov, who had helped him de- carry out the threat.” “He came with Alexander on fect fromthe SovietUnion in 1989, Also Monday, the Sabres con- the same plane with Buffalo Sa- followed him after practice and firmed that they paid Fomitov an bres officials,” Riordan said. “He demanded $150,000 or he would “agent’s fee” on Mogilny’s behalf. was his guide, his eyes and ears. shoot and stab him. Gerry Meehan, the Sabres execu- Neitherof themspoke any English Askedon Sunday ifhe hadcon- tive vice president, said the team and they took classes together.” sideredFomitovafriend,Mogilny paid Fomitov for acting as Mogilny’s trouble with the lan- said, “He was just a business part- Mogilny’s translator and personal guage was given as the reason ner.” representative. why, early on, he developed arepu- Fomitov was led into court “After the first season, though, tation as being moody and aloof. Monday with his hands cuffed in we didn’t see him ever,” Meehan But his dedication to hockey would front of him. He answered some said. be questioned again. questions from Judge SamMaislin Sabres spokesman Steve Rossi One season, because of a fear easily, but he became confused explained that the payments went of flying, he traveled separately to

Ever 6tt Somebody Totally Wad! I page fourteen THE TUFTS DAILY Tuesday, March 29,1994 e- Realize that anti-Jewishness is out there, and we all must deal with it now HOLOCAUST that I learned at the Holocaust returned to the town, hoping to 1948 when the state was created we won’t know where to go. continued from page 3 Museum which particularly aston- move back into their homes. and the Arab states declared war Irecently saw somestatisticsin Hitler later on, as you probably ished me. It goes like this: After On their return from the camps, with Israel. a Jewish magazine calledh4oment. know. But this was the environ- World War II ended and the Allies they were placed temporarily in It has been argued that the Jews They listed the number of cited ment in Eastern Europe, decades liberatedthe concentration camps, the local YMCA until proper ar- don’t belong there, that they have anti-Jewish incidents per year in before the Nazis took power in small numbers of survivors re- rangements could be made. People it coming to them for taking some- the US for the past few years, and Germany. When the Nazis did ar- turned to their home villages or in the town knew that the Jews one else’s land. I know that those it showed that the hatred against rive in those areas, the local resi- towns. There was one town, I be- were staying there, and a rumor arguments have validity. Unfortu- Jews in this country is rising, not dents often assisted them in mas- lieve it was in Poland, where most started going around that these nately, we still have auniqueprob- falling. There was a dramatic in- sacring the local Jews. of the Jews had been killed during Jews were planning to take over lem whichis thatmostIsraeli Jews crease in those numbers towards There is one uarticular story the war. and one or two hundred some buildings in town. The ru- have no other home besides Israel. the present time, even from three mor was false, but as a result, a A lot of them came from Europe years ago. And I know that teach- gang of townspeople decided to after the Holocaust, but a lot of ing other people about our history FacuIty of Arts & Sciences take revenge. During the night, a them come from other places. It’s is not going to solve the problem, mob entered the Y and murdered Tomasso Family amazing how many countries have and maybe it’s not even the main Fund 50 people. persecuted Jews over the centu- partbf the solution. But1 maintain This is the sort of history that ries. (In fact, I’d be hard-pressed that it is absolutely necessary if ITALIAN CULTURE most American Jews come from. to come up with a list of more than there’s going to be any improve- Ourparents and grandparentshave fiveor sixcountries which haven’t ment of the current situation. WEEKEND IN NEW YORK often been touched by it directly, historically or regularly discrimi- I am not, by the way, presenting April 22-24, 1994 and we’ve grown up with it. I nated against Jews.) all these horrible stories to pose won’t forget my grandmother’s It’s happened all overthe world, excuses for any perceived inap- -. stories of Bergen-Belsen (one of and they’ve gone to Israel by the propriate behavior on behalf of the smaller concentration camps). thousands because it’s a Jewish the American Jewish community Open to all Tufts Students It’s not because I’m stubborn in state, the holy land, the promised. at any specific incident. I am ’ (priority W be given to undergraduates) holding onto my pain, because this land, and who knows what other merely trying to explain, for those is not my own pain. I will continue reasons. Many of them would who might not know the back- to remember simply because you never return to the places they ground, the causes for any such can’t forget these things once came from, either because they behavior, so that relations between Includes: you’ve heard them. They’re too were escaping an unfriendly gov- Jewish and non-Jewishcommuni- remarkable, too strange, too un- ernment, or their home village was ties in this country may begin to be Round-Trip tramponation to New York by chamred bus thinkable. Many families have abandoned or destroyed during the mended. Two uim at h’sHotel. New York been destroyed, scarred, or scat- .*-- ..1-9 -a war, or who knows what else. I Full bmkfasu at Loew’s Hotel tered permanently because of this know that of those who could re- This is what frightens me: that history. And that affects us, at least turn, many of them would rather the neo-Nazis continue to thrive in Dinncn at Loew’s Hotel (Friday) ah at the Romeo Salti RKitauranr (SarUrdaY) indirectly. Ask any Jewish person die than go back. Germany; that when Germany re- you know. That’s why, even here in united, my grandmother watched Scars for Verdi’s at the %fernpolitan Opera Aside from all this, there is yet America, we often feel threatened it on TV and heard them singing Admission to the Frick Collecuon and the Metropolitan~Museun anotherperceived threat to the glo- when Palestinian guerrillas attack the same national anthem that the Arc of bal Jewish community, including a public bus or a public beach in Nazis used to sing at their rallies. Gallery talks on Italian an by Ivan Galantic, Emeritus Professor American Jews, which is current. Israel, although we may under- I know we can’t expect them to of Arc Histoly at Tub That is the threat to Israel. Many, stand and even sympathize with change the anthem, but do they Two evening preview sessions in Mcdford prior to deparmre: perhapsmost,American Jews have realize the fear and the anger that one on Italian Arc by Emeritus Professor Galantic: one on QEk their motives. We feel a threat by Jane Bcmtein. Fletcher Pmfcssor of Music family in Israel. Political views because we know it would have can be caused by even just a song? aside, the fact is that Israeli civil- been our relatives that were killed. Do they know that my grandmother Participant’s Fee: $150. ians (in addition to Palestinian ci- We feel a threat because we know can’t stand to hear the sound of A subsidy tium the Tomasso Family Fund. m Ans & Sciences endowment. will cover ail other vilians) have been living under it could happen here. And we feel German, even though it was my cosu of items listed above. A small number of constant threat for their lives since a threat because if we lose Israel, grandfather’s native tongue? xholanhips will be made available in uses of dunonsoable need.

Application forms and Fact Shes M available in the following offices An & An History (11 Talbot Avenue). Music (20 Professors Row). Romance hguagcs (226 Olln Ccnteri Applications should be relurned to the Curator of the Tomasso Family Fund. Professor Vtnceni Polllna (Romance Languages). by Monday Apnl 4. 1994

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Tomorrow Today Open Forum Tuesday Topics: Cults on Campus School spirit, with Pres. Dibiaggio f Reverend Dr. ”homburg, Dean of other guests. Marsh Chapel, BU. Coolidge Room, Ballou Hall, 43C Hill Hall Lounge, 7:OO p.m. 6:OO p.m.

Amnesty International Film Series General Meeting. All Welcome Movie: “American Graffiti.” Eaton 201,9:30 pm. MacPhie Pub, 9:30 p.m. Calvin and Hobbes by Bill Watterson Acquaintance Rape Survivors The Monty Python Society Support Group Celebrate Eric Idle’s birthday! Women’s Center, 9:30-11:OO Hodgdon Lounge, 9:30 p.m.

Islamic Society at Tufts Live at the Crafts House Imam’s lecture: The Islamic Application deadline extended t Perspective of Evolution. Friday, April 2. -- 209 Campus Center, 7-8:00 pm. Academic Resource Center (ARC Crafts House Workshop on writing research paper Knitting Circle. 72 ProfessorsRow, 3:30&7:30p.n 14 Professor Row, 7:30 p.m. Tufts Friends of Israel Alcohol and Health Education Come enjoy Israeli culture & fa1 Program about Israeli issues! HIV/AIDS open support group. Room 21 8, Campus Center, 8:30p.n Health services, 124Professors Row, 3rd floor, 5:30-6:30 p.m. Hillel FoxTrot Feminist seder. by Bill Amend LCS Blood Drive East Hall Lounge, 8:OO p.m. e ‘Volunteer meeting for the Spring I THROWTHE BALL, I GUESS I YOU WATCH THE BALL, Drive. Chinese Culture Club ~ ,SHoUCD’VE MAYBE YOU YOUYou Swir’.SWING THE EAT, ADDED SWLD Eaton 208, 8:30 p.m. General meeting. YOU HIT inL BALL.DALL. . ME II HOLD ON WEAR ME Eaton 208,9:30 p.m. To THE HELMET. EAT.” \ Meditations ‘The Suffering of the Innocent.” Goddard Chapel, noon- 1:00 p.m.

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