THE DAILY Thursday, Februarys 20,1997 Volume XXXIV, Number 22 -b )WhereYou Read It First IC Reitman First merchant set to discusses accept points Monday disciplinary College Pizza wiring ends four-month wait by JOHN O’KEEFE wait. I think it’s a great boost for everyone verdicts Daily Editorial Board concerned, especially the students. They’ve The first of four restaurants to join the been waiting for this for a long time,” Sacca byTARASHINGLE off-campuspoints program will begin using said. Daily Staff Writer the debit-card system next week, nearly The program will allow students to use The Tufts Community Union Judiciary four months after the original kickoff date, their Tufts IDSmuch like a debit card when Panel has closed two disciplinary cases the director of dining services said yester- ordering food from any ofthe participating pending from last semester, said Associate day. merchants. Dean of Students Bruce Reitmzn. Patti Lee, who has coordinatedthe long- Themoneywillbededucted immediately One white student, whom the TCUJ awaited Merchants On Points program for from the student’s points account. Money found guilty of “racial harassment without the University, said she expects to install can be added to this account anytime dur- clear intent,” will spend this semester on the necessary equipment at College Pizza ing the year in $25 increments. Probation Level 11. In addition, the student on Friday and to have the system operating Unlike cash or credit-card payments, must complete 75 hours of community ser- there on Monday. bills paid with points are exempt from the vice and undergo alcohol abuse counsel- The other three restaurants in the pro- state’s five percent meal tax because the ing. gram- Espressos, Wing Works, and China money comes from a student meal plan. Reitman describedthe incident in which hceReitman Photo by Rony Shram Inn-shouldbe wiredwithinthenextweek, The off-campus points program is lim- the accused student was involved. Ac- Lee said. “We’re trying to get them up as ited to delivery service from 7 p.m. to clos- cording to Reitman, a heavily intoxicated guilty of academic fraud was placed on close to each other as possible.” ing on weekdays, which varies for each white student shouted “nigger cop” at a Probation Level I1 and has failed a course. While sounding optimistic about this merchant, and 1 p.m. to closing on week- white Tufts University police officer late A student in the Anthropology Depart- start-up date, Lee said there still are a few ends. one night toward the end of last semester. ment plagiarizeda final paper last semester, possible pitfalls that could cause further When students call to order food they Thestudentwasridinginacarwithother which was discovered by his professor to delays. can give their student ID number and the drunk passengers, though the driver was have been copied from an Internet site. “This is brand new for everyone. We restaurant will use acomputer to verify that sober. Not all ofthe passengers were Tufts The professor noticed “a writing style have to make sure that the [telecommunica- the student’s account has a sufficient bal- students. notentirely similartothat whichthe student tion system] is working, and the employees ance. When the food is delivered, the stu- The police officer filed a report, which had submitted previously,” Reitman said. have to be trained,” she said. dent must show their ID and sign a receipt was sent to the Dean of Students Office. “The sources listed were not in our library.” Lee has blamed much ofthe four-month to authorize payment. According to the judiciary panel’sjudg- Though the student invented the name delay on AT&T, which she says failed to Tips cannot be deducted from the points ment, “there was no evidence to suggest of an author and changed some wording st deliver the computer equipment on time. account, Lee said, explaining that it would that they thought [the officer] was African- the beginning of the report, the profzsssi- Ron Sacca, the manager ofCollege Pizza, complicatethe reimbursementprocess. Tips American,” Reitman said. recognized it as the work of a Uriiversip of says he has waited almost five years for the must be paid in cash or in some other form The students were listening to a record- Arizona Press professional. points off-campus program, but that he acceptable to the merchant, she said. ing by rap artist Snoop Doggy Dogg and Reitman also mentioned a website at expects it to pay off in the long run. Although the money will be deducted “$st repeated it,” he explained. http:llwww.schoolsucks.comthat offers‘% “Back when we opened in November of immediately from the student’s points bal- rhe offender does not plan to appea! the compendium ofpapers” on a wide range of 1992, we had a petition on the counter for ance, the University will pay the merchants panel’s verdict. ~OPICS. But, he added, tiis c . =.-;gAgy studentsto sign when they came in,” he said. once a month, as it does with the campus In the second case, a student found paper was not taken from this site. “But good things come to those who bookstore, Lee said. TCUJ elections held today byLAURENHEIST of students who have run in the for us to run back and forth to the Daily Editorial Board past. The candidates include CampusCenter.” Elections to fill thevacated seat sophomoresMatthew Altman, Ben Because ELBO was only in- on the Tufts Community Union Zaretsky, and Myah Evers, and formed at the end of January that Judiciary will be held today in freshmen Jeffery Dorfman and the electionswould be held today, DewickandCarmichaelfrom 11:30 Sameer Agarwal. Rosencrantz said that they had a.m.to2p.m. andagain from5 p.m. Seth Wadley, co-chair of the difficultly organizing enough to7:30p.m. TCUJ, said the increased number people to man the voting table in F.ive students are campaigning of candidates for the position is a the Campus Center. for the TCUJ seat, a significant positive reflection on the TCUJ. “There wasn’t a lot oftumout at increase compared to the number “In a way that makes me happy,” theCampusCenter[duringthe last he said. elections],” Rosencrantz added. In contrast to the elections of Spring Senate elections, past years,theTCUJelectionswill Rosencrantzsaid,will continue to only be held in the dining halls, be held in the Campus Center. voting stations will not include Although there is no minimum the campus center. number of students that need to Explaining the decision to re- vote in order for the election to be strict voting to the dining halls, valid,tumout is expected to be fair, Marcus Rosencrantz, amember of Rosencrantz said. Approximately Election BoardGLBO), attributed 25 percent of the student body the change to avariety of reasons. voted in the fall election, he said. “One was because there’s only “If we get that I’d be pleased.” two ofus running ELBO,” he said, Results of today’s elections Daily file phoz referring to himself and should be released by tonight, Students vote for vacant spot. ChristopherJons. “It’sreally hard Rosencrantz said. Roof ripped from South Hall by PETE §ANBORN and rubber, was ripped from the top of the Daily Editorial Board building structure and landed on the fence A large section of exterior roofing was surroundingthe adjacentbasketball courts. blown from the east side of South hall at A plastic fence was erected around the approximately 1:45 a.m., reported a Tufts twisted debris by police officers. Police Sergeant. “We don’t know exactly what hap- “We got about 50 calls within about two pened,” he said. ‘LWehave notified every- minutes,” Sgt. Bill Murphy said. “There one, including Buildings and Grounds and were no injuries, thank God.” Vice President ofoperations John Roberto.” The metal roof underneath the tom He added that today they will evaluate section was not damaged and none of the the extent of the damage and beg:v an rooms were exposed, Murphy said, ex- investigation to determine z cause. plaining that no South Hall residents were A police officer was placed on guard at evacuated. He estimated that 10 rooms the site “in order to keep people awzy in exterior roofing was off Hall. The roofing, comprised ofwood, metal said. The ripped of this section of South

I age two THETUFTS DAILY Thursday, February 20,1997 THETUFTS DAILY Letters to the Editor P.O. Box 18, Medford, MA. 02155 Geirnan should stop popular and thenthey take away yourrights, evoking (617) 627-3090; Fax: (617) 627-3910, [email protected] this document you signed. Online: http://www.tufts.edulas/stu-orgltuftsdaily whining Also know that whatever you publicize on the Dan Tobin To the Editor: newsgroups is monitored, so forget the anonymity Editor-in-Chief Ho hum, another semester, another galactically and freedom you are supposed to enjoy on the Web. ignorant writer. In the grand tradition of moronic If you go to Tufts newsgroups, you will find really Managing Editor: Karen Epstein writing startedby Michael J. W. Stickingand contin- sick things even though attempts are made to censor Associate Editors: Bill Copeland, Gregory Geiman, Amy Zimmet ued by David Meyers comes Greg Geiman. Geiman most ofthe material. If you publicize anything in any NEWSEditor: Pete Sai~bom asserts that the Senate should try to please the entire non-academia-relatednewsgroup, however, you are Assistant Editors: John OKeefe, Lauren Heist Tufts community, notjustthe “special interests,” i.e. violating the network policy. VIEWPOINTSEditor: Jason Cohen the culture groups on campus. He cites as proof the Now isn’t it nice that Emerald asks you to make a Assistant Editor: Alex Shalom resolution pushed by Todd.McFadden of the Afri- long password with at least one odd symbol or FEATURESEditors: Laura Bemheim, Annie Risbridger, Katie House can-American Center and Aliguma Kabadaki of the capital? You should know that your password can be Assistant Editor: Merredith Portsmore Pan-African Alliance. He then rips on Kathy Polias found by anyone on your subnet. Did you really ARTSEditors: Jay Ruttenberg, Cara Maniaa, Pomsak Pichetshote for her exemplary work on behalf of the people of think that no one was reading those very personal Assistant Editors: Abby Schwartr:, Alexis Rivera Burma. mails of yours? All anyone needs is a packet sniffer The Senate’s mission is to improve the Tufts that will detect what packets the computers on your SPORTSEditors: Sam Erdheim, hlIarshall Einhom Assistant Editors: Gregory Youman, Jordan Brenner, Vivek Rarngopal community. By passing resolutions brought by the subnet are sending and then eventually it is possible PAAandTBAG,Tuh isnow abetterplace. Aliguma to get your password. PHOTOGRAPHYEditors: Susan Habit, Rony Shrarn Assistant Editor: Kate Cohen Kabadaki strives to correct a major problem at this So don’t be fooled that the net is a free and University: the lack OfAfrican-Americanrepresenta- uncontrolledplace because Tufts has eliminated that ONLINE Editor: Mike Weissman tion. Kathy Polias tried to improve Tufts by not freedom, and your neighbors may have eliminated Pratiksha Thakkar buying products from a company that helps a gov- your privacy. Production Director ernment suppress its people. Let us not forget that such worthy institutionssuch as Harvard and Stanford Marc Perraud E’99 Production Managers: Haley Stein, Amy Rutenberg had already done this. Geiman has awholly different LAYOUT Editor: Pamela Abrams idea of an improved Tufts. He states that pictures of Assistant Editors: Doug Clancy, Gabriel Safar Tufts in the Davis Square T stop is a more important Manos was incorrect To the Editor: GRAPHICSEditors: Wenimo Poweigha, Josh Goldblum issue than passing a racial harassment policy. Bril- In a Feb. 13 letter, Steven Manos makes several Copy Editors: Judith Dickman, Andrea Benoit liant reasoning. Lastly, I have chosen to try and improve this incorrect assertions in response to a letter that I wrote Neil D. Feldmam university by leading my cultural association. My on Feb. 1 1. First, he says that I conceded my argu- Executive Business Director colleagues, Kabadaki and Polias, have chosen to do ment about the relative costs of Tufts Connect and the same, as have all the leaders on this campus. Nynex. I didn’t concede anything. The “loose argu- Office Manager: Sanitha PJarayan Geiman has chosen to whine about not getting into ment” I was referring to was the use of SUNY- Advertising Managers: Abby Krystd, John Gendron Binghamton, a public institution, as an example of a Receivables Manager: Pamela Mills a Fares lecture, whined about the TCU Senate, and haswhinedsomemore. It’sasimpleformula: inorder college that has phone and telecommunicationscosts The Tufts Daily is a non-profit independent newspaper, published make a difference one has to do something. The vastly cheaper than Tufts’. fonday through Friday during the academic year and distributed free alternative is to whine and cry every week about the In my Feb. I 1 letter, I used Boston College as an ) the Tufts community. Business hours are 9 a.m. - 6 p.m., Mondaj people who are. example of a private college that can run telecommu- irough Friday, 1- 6 p.m. on Sunday. The Daily is printed at Charle5 nications inexpensively to students. Manos seems her Publishing, Charlestown, MA. Tanvir Alam E’97 to be plagued with the problem of reading between Editorials appear on this page, unsigned. Individual editors are no1 President, Tufts Association of South Asians the lines. He says I do not include any numbers as to ecessarily responsible for, or in agreement with, the policies and BC’s phone charges. If he had read the whole letter, ditorials of The Tufts Daily. The content of letters, advertisements he would have noticed that I said BC students are ,pedcolumns, cartoons, and graphics does not necessanlyreflect thc No privacy on Tufts charged “nothing” for their monthly service, and pay pinion of the Tufts Daily editorial board. only 9 cents a minute for long distance at night. LETTERSTO THE E:DITOR Network Furthermore, Manos says that BC’s total charges Letters must be submitted by4 p.m. and should be handed into the To the Editor: went up more than Tufts Connect’s in the past year. lady office or sent to [email protected]. All Letters musl Think you have privacy on the Tufts Network? iclude the writer’s name and phone number and must be verified by How could a service that is free to students go up in Well if you are one of those thousands of students price? He doesn’t have the facts straight, but 1 do. I le Daily. There is a 350 word 1imit.The editors reserve the right to edil who log on to the Tufts Network every day, you etters for clarity, space, and length. For the full policy on Letters tc recently spoke with the Assistant Director of Infor- ie Editor, contact the Tufts Daily. should know that what you do is everything but mation Technologyat Boston College. When I asked -____ private. There are two sources of control, the “Big if there is a monthly charge for Eagle One phone Brother” of the network, meaning the people who service or Agora telecommunications, she replied, monitor every one of your movements constantly, “NO. It’s considered part of their [students’] hous- and the other students. ing.” Vice President Manos, you can’t get any more Let us first consider the Tufts Network police. truthful than hearing it from the horse’s mouth. It Anti-.gay leader at Penn They have all rights over you since you signed the seems to me like you’re blatantly incorrect. V# Tufts Network Policy form when you sign your life Maybe if the administration had done their re- State claims discrimination away to them. If you follow the guidelines of this search and gotten the facts straight in the first place, my organization.” Opponents re- policy, you should not let anyone log on to their they wouldn’t have secured a ridiculous contract College Press Exchange account from your computer and your homepage PHILADELPHIA-Itwasnot joiced at the ruling. with Campuslink. should only have things related to academia. Tufts deep religious conviction or per- “Their mission statement is to doesn’t use these rules until your homepage gets too sonal dislike that drove Dan refuse 1.0 accept and support ho- Jonathan Block LA’99 Loccarini to start an anti-gay group mosexuals,” said Duane Gildea, at Pennsylvania State University political coordinator for the Les- in State College. bian, Gay, and Bisexual Student Supreme Court suggests that The 27-year-old junior said he Alliance(LGBS). “I’mnotasking got fed up with all the good press for support, but I refuse to not be homosexuals have been getting accepted.” Gildea said his group Congress overstepped bounds lately. also was worried that STRAIGHT Los Angeles Times-Washington ruled that general laws, such as tax law, should “Every time I picked up the would promote violence against Post News Service prevail over special claims based on religion. But newspaper, there was something homosexuals on the 40,000-stu- WASHINGTON -Hearing oral arguments in a Congress, in the Religious Freedom RestorationAct in there about homosexuality and dent campus after some major religious liberty case, several Supreme Court of 1993, disagreed and said religious claims should support for it,” said Loccarini, who STRAIGHTmembersmade threats justices suggested Wednesday that Congress may prevail in most instances. believes homosexuality is wrong. against gays via e-mail. have overstepped its bounds when it sought to “This case is not about religious liberty. It is Loccarini, the president of The student Supreme Court reverse the court’s own recent ruling on the “free about federal power,” began the attorney represent- STRAIGHT-Students Reinforc- debated about an hour before is- exercise ofreligion.” ing the Texas town that is challengingthe law passed ing Adherence in General Hetero- suing its decision, said Associate Justice Anthony M. Kennedy commented that by Congress. sexual Tradition-sought a char- Justice Jit Chatterjee, who in the the Supreme Court had properly concluded religious In the case before the court, the city of Boerne, ter that would have made it the next few dayswill writethemajor- claimants should get equal treatment under the law, Texas, has used its historical preservation law to nation’s first anti-gay campus or- ity opinion detailing the reasons but not special exemptions. block aCatholic parish there from knocking down or ganization. for the decision. “This (1 993 law) says every statute, every regu- adding on to its 74-year-old Spanish-style church. But on Sunday,theuniversity’s He said student groups need to lation must grant religious adherents special prefer- Seekingto be free ofthe city’s building restriction, six-member student SupremeCourt meet theecriteria to be registered: ences. That seems to me inconsistent with our the church sued in federal court, citing the 1993 voted unanimously to deny the They must have a unique pur- traditions,” said Kennedy, a key swing vote on the religious freedom law. group’s request. pose, must have at least 12 mem- Supreme Court. Marci Hamilton,aformer SupremeCourtclerkwho At stake was a share of $1.1 bers, and must better the univer- Justice Sandra Day O’Connor wondered if Con- teaches law at Yeshiva University, argued that Con- million that the university divides sity. STRAIGHT met at least two gress could overturn the court’s abortion decisions gress does not have the power under the Constitu- among its 425 student organiza- ofthose requirements, Chatterjee by passing a new law. Usually, a ruling interpreting tion to impose such broad laws on cities and states. tions. said. the Constitution cannot be reversed, except by “This is not a dramatic power grab by Congress,” Loccarini, a body-building so- The court hearing drew about amending the document. responded University of Texas law professor Dou- ciologymajorfiomEaston, Pa., says 75 people, many of whom spoke O’Connor also raised doubts about the broad glas Laycock, who was defending the new law. It he is avictim ofdiscrimination. out against the dangers of allow- sweep of the 1993 law. Suppose a state decided to merely says the government cannot put a “substan- “My freedom of speech has ing hate groups on campus. 0th- drop tax deductions for charitable contributions, an tial burden” on the practice of religion, he said. been taken away,” he said. “Not ers supported STRAIGHT’sright action that would surely hurt churches. If so, the one but two organizations on this to express its views, but did not state measure might then violate the federal law, she Now, the justices will vote on the case privately campus represent viewpoints that want the university-or its suggested. and begin working on an opinion. A ruling in Boerne are opposite to the viewpoints of money--tied to such a group. This issue arose in 1990 when the Supreme Court vs. Flores is not expected until late June. Thursday, February 20,1997 THETUFTSDAILY page three Vi ewpoint s

Diversitv4 or ins utional racism at Tufts? by Aliguma Kabadaki versity implements a policy on racial dis- ished more severely than the attacker. fice to deal with such affairs. There is cur- crimination and harassment on this cam- Racism is a societal ill, andthe cure ofthis rently no centralized office to deal with There have been several incidents on pus? disease should not and cannot bethe charge issues of racial discrimination and griev- this campus in the last year that have been We are tired and will no longerallow the ofthisuniversity. Rather, it is theresponsi- ances. Why has this University hesitated silenced,and ifacknowledged,would show eloquent rhetoric of this University con- bility of this institution to recognize that to implement this much needed policy? that racism does exist, even on this campus. vince us that this institution is “committed racism isaliveandthatactsofracismwillnot This is not an issue for the Task Force on How many more students must be de- to diversity.” A commitment to diversity be tolerated on this campus. The vague- Race, which is focusing on the students, graded by ignorant ~ .- should entail a com- ness ofprinted policies and the disciplinary but rather an issue that affects the entire statements and racial mitment to support- debacles by the administration have sent University and should be immediately ad- slurs? How many more ““ow many more ing all racial and eth- the message that it does not care about the dressed by th^e President’s office. The edu- students must be re- writings on the wall nic groups that are membersofthiscommunitywhohave been cational experience of all students should ferred to as “niggers” before Tufts University members ofthe Tufls harassed because of their race or ethnicity. be a top priority ofthis University.It is time while walking on this implements a policy on comunity.However, This is not an issue of being politically that Tufts stands behind its commitmentto campus? This was the the needs of the AE- correct, but rather being culturally aware. diversity by ensuring that all students feel experience of several racial discrimination and can, Latino, Asian, Nomember ofthe Tuftscommunityshould that they are members of this community first-year students harassment On this andNative American be subjected to the disgrace or humiliation and are protected and safe in their environ- when walkingon cam- campus?” (ALANA)communi- created by racial discriminationand harass- ment. pus the first week of -ties in particular are ment. *** school. How many more students will be not being addressed. There have been too Evidently, unclear pamphlets and bro- The following groups support the afore- referred to as FOBS and told to go back to many incidents on this campus where a chures distributed by the Dean of Students mentioned racial harassment policies: the where they came from? How many more student, faculty member, or administrator office are not enough. We must institute a Pan-African Alliance, the Hispanic Ameri- students must be harassed by campus PO- has been harassed or discriminated against system which entails a grievance policy can Society, the Caribbean Culture Club, lice because of their ethnicity? How many because oftheir race. Far too frequentlythe incorporatingan investigationofgrievances the Asian Community at Tufts, the Korean more writingson the wall before Tufts Uni- administration has allowed the attacker to made. The Office of Equal Opportunity, Students Association, the Black Graduate Aliguma Kabadaki is ajunior majoring in get off with a slap on the wrist. There have which currently deals with issues ofsexual Students Organization, and the Tufts As- child development, even been cases where the victim was pun- harassment, would be the appropriate of- sociation of South Asians. Racial harassment not forgotten ~ by Anne Im and Teresa on his permanent record) and was not only leftwithunresolvedques- rather one that must be dealt with versity supports even these am- ya% required to do community service. tions, but with the frustration of by the entire Tufts community. biguous policies. With respect to TheDailyreportedonNov.22 that knowing that this is not an iso- In theory, Tufts promises to all this case, it is evident that Tufts On the night of Sept. 20,1996, an appeal to the Committee on lated occurrence. students “the right to be free from needsmorespecificguidelinesthat after being verbally assaulted with Student Life was denied and the In the past, racial incidentsper- fear of intimidation, physical and outline explicit consequences for racial slurs, an Asian-American panel’s sanctions were upheld. taining to Asian-Americans have or emotional harm.” It also pro- dealingwithracialharassment. Yet student physically assaulted an- Although this incident took not been recognized as racism. fesses in the University’s Bigotry rules and guidelines cannot end other student. A hearing before place last semester, it is far from These range from racial slurs writ- pamphlet, “harassmentof any stu- racial harassment. #at is needed the Dean of Students Judiciary being forgotten. As members of ten on a door to more subtle flfrom students at Tufts is both Panel resulted in a one semester the Asian-American community, forms, such asbiasedmediacov- “Racial harassment is not learning and understanding of suspension of the Asian-Ameri- we are outraged that the Univer- erage. Ifthe University took im- racism. It is imperative, too, that can student, which would remain sity grossly ignored the racial as- mediate action in response to the victim’s the studentbodyapply this learn- on his permanent record. He was pect ofthe incident in the resulting racism, what message would be ’ problem, but rather one ing and understanding to take an also required to write a 20-page sanctions. Requiring the 20-page communicatedtotheTuftscom- that must be dealt with active role in ending racism. paper on “non-violence, self con- paper was both humiliating and munity? It would say that racial Asian-Americans have too of- trol, and self defense.” The other unfair. What purpose would this harassment against Asian- by the entire Tufts ten been marginalizedin the Tufts student was placed on Probation paper serve? Was it intendedto be Americans is a pressing issue com mu n ity .” community and the larger soci- Level I1 (which would not amear educational or strictly punitive? that must be resolved. And what ety. Thus, we feel that there is not Anne Im is a junior majoring in And more importantly, why was message would be given to the dents is a violation of university only reason but a necessity to sociology. Teresa rang is ajunior the other student not required to Asian-American community? It rules and is cause for disciplinary defend ourselves in the face of a majoring in international rela- write a 20-page paper on “racial wouldsay that racial harassment is action.”Inreality,however,weare community unwilling to take a harassment and bigotry?’ We are notsolelythevictim’sproblem,but forcedtoquestionwhethertheuni- stand. We will not be silent.

It’s those small, seemingly insignificantdetails that can at Starbucks. Perhaps the prices could be adjusted a bit to accommodate a class of approximatelyten people. More- really make your life at Tufts much better. Being able to use accommodate students’ budgets. over, these classes make the cardiovascular machines your Tufts ID forthe laundry and vendingmachines, being Campus Center Commons garbage disposal: You can unavailable when, in actuality, the classes only make use of allowed to bring drinks into the library, and having a few dispose of your garbage at Hotung without a problem, but the weights most ofthe time. How about leaving the entire more weeks to add and drop classes are just a few of the why is it that there ism garbage can at the Commons? The gym open at all times as long as members of the physical relatively minor, but much appreciated,steps that Tufts has “tray shoot” is far too small to handle the massive amounts fitness classes have priority on the machines and weights. taken to accommodatethe student body. of trays and garbage which accumulate during peak lunch This way no machines will be left empty that could be used, These actions do not require major fund- hours. A few large garbage cans placedstrategically around and congestion in the “open” half of the gym will be ing and should not encounter a great the Commonswould seem to be a better alternative than the somewhat alleviated. deal ofredtape to bringthem to fruition. tray shoot, while making life easier for students and Com- No professor signatures to drop classes: This new Rather, they are instances where the mons employees. policy of requiring a professor’s signature to drop a class administrationand faculty have simply Longer reading week: Three days for reading “week” is not at all time- efficient. The Registrar’sOffice claimsthat adhered to students’ requests and just isn’t long enough. Many students rely on reading week it will prevent students from signing up for classes which change has been implemented. So, see- as a time to catch up on reading, study for final exams, and they are not likely to take. This may be true, but this policy Tr-- - .- ._ - r? inn that little changes write lengthy research papers. Even those students who also makes it an enormous hassle to drop a class that you View from are feasible, I’ve cok- budgettheirtimewisely andstay uptodateonclass readings decided not to take for one of many rational reasons. To The piled a list of small often have difficultypreparing for fmals in three short days. track down a professor whom you might have never even ‘1 Here changes that would, in Instead of lengthening reading week, the faculty recently met is a challenge. Then, as the professor is signing your 11 ._~ --!one way or another, voted to shorten it to two days. This is a step in the wrong drop. form, there is inevitably an awkwardmoment as he is make our lives at Tufts more manageable. direction. Is there no way that reading week could be elon- wondering why you’re dropping his class. In essence, Elongated MarkLab hours: Isn’tit frustratingthatthe gated to at least four or five days so as to give students the students are going to be dropping classes regardless of the Mark Lab in the library is not open during daytime hours on time they need to appropriatelyprepare for exams? new policy; please don’t turn the process into more of a weekdays? The lab doesn’t open until 7:OO P.M. Monday Provided transportation to “away” sporting events: burden than it has to be. through Thursday. Why do we have one ofthe three major What better way to increase school spirit than to ensure More typewriters at the computer labs: With the ad- computer labs on campus open for only four hours each day Jumbo support at away games and matches? If free bus vancements in today’s computers, many people forget during the week? Moreover, once the lab does open in the rides were provided to sporting events at schools such as about the necessity of a typewriter... until they need one to evening it issometimesstillimpossibletornakeuseofit,due MIT, Williams,Trinity, and Bates, there would undoubtedly type an application. Students constantly find themselves to classes which have reserved the lab for hours at a time. be Tufts fans there to cheer on our athletes. Especially for needing to use a typewriter to apply for a summer intern- Undoubtedly, the Mark Lab hours need to be extended in students who do not have cars at Tufts, getting to events ship, a fellowship, or a job of one sort or another. Thus, order to accommodate students’ needs for computer use at other schools can be difficult. Having a couple of buses having only two typewriters(one in the Jackson lab and one during the daytime. This will also help to cut down on the to transport Tufts fans along with the teams would boost in Eaton) available for student use is not sufficient. Type- massive infiltration ofstudents in Eaton duringthemorning team morale and school spirit. Moreover, have you ever writers are relatively cheap and easy to maneuver; why not and afternoon. been to a “home” ice-hockey game? Chances are that you add a couple more to each lab? Price reduction at Brown and Brew: The new coffee- don’t even know where this mystery rink is. Enough ex- All of these issues would help alleviate the little prob- house is a wonderful addition to the Tufts campus. How- cuses. .. buses to home ice-hockey games are essential. lems that plague students on an everyday basis. By tack- ever, the prices are a bit exorbitant. In fact, you’ll pay more No more T@Iassin Progress’’ signs at the gym: It just ling these matters, Tufts can create a happier environment for a large cup ofcoffee at Brown and Brew than you’d pay doesn’t make sense to block offhalfofthe workout gym to for its students. page four THE TUFTS DAILY Thursday, February 20,1997

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t The TCU Judiciary is beginning to go beyond their Many ask, “What will you do, once a judge on the I haven’t met most of the people reading this issue current role of recognizing clubs and judiciary?”Although, frequently, that is asked after, of me Tufts Daily. I’ve only been here a semester. “what will you do for me?” However, the answer It would probably help (but most likely not) if I organizations. For instance, the new student c advocacy program will train students so that they to both is similar. I have, I like to think, the unique told you a little about me. I am a freshmen. I am can help fellow students who face disciplinary advantage of many distinct points of view. I have running for the TCUJ. I promise to work very hard interacted with faculty on the Educational Policy and not bug you. My name is Jeff. I have never hearings. Also, the Judiciary is soon going to be r able to hear arbitration cases so that students can Committee, I have participated in numerous bounced a check. I hate it when Espesso’s says bring contracts such as breeches of contract, to the campus organizations and sports, including that they stay open until 2:OO but don’t pick up board rather than dealing with outside squash, crew, MUN, and 2%~Daily (dealing with the phone after 1:30 because they don’t want to 2 bureaucracies. This expansion into new areas is the monetary restraints that each organization deliver any more. I have eaten in Pound. I know why I am running for the judiciary. The board is faces), and I have lived as a student, eating at the the name of the only Tufts building that you mow dining halls and living in the dorms, for almost (think about it). Dave pointed that out to me. Jeff trying to become a resource that people look to L for help. I have a strong background in public two years know. This offers me the ability to see a often speaks in the 3“‘person. That’s just about it. relations that will help in making the Judiciary question from your side, as well as from the side So, if you have the desire to vote in this midyear

more available to students. Furthermore, I believe of the constitutional policy that TCUJ is required election, please vote for Jeff Dorfman. He would 3 that I could serve the Judiciary ad the larger Tufts to follow. Consequently, I will not stand idly by if greatly appreciate it. Community well. these policies do not correspond with the practicalities of student life.

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I want to represent the students, and I will do so Hmmm, so what should you know about me? Well, whether I win this position or not. As a second- I volunteer for TEMS, I’m on the ultimate frisbee year student and an active member of the Tufts team--they call me Yanoush, and I write for The community, I know the challenges that students Daily and The Zamboni. I would love an and organizations encounter, what needs to be opportunity to work on the Judiciary. So, if we’ve done and how to do it. Through previous and met and you think that I would make an excellent current leadership position, I am confident in my addition to the Judiciary I would ask you to ability to organize and execute the solutions to consider voting for me. Otherwise just look at this student probllems. I realize the importance of the page! Five students all willing to give of their time TCUJ and this position. It provides vital direction to support this institution. It’s a wonderful thing! for student organizations, student arbitration and I encourage you to seek us out. serves as a check on the TCU Senate. As a qualified, ambitious and dynamic candidate vote foe M.E. Thursday, February 20,1997 !i’uFTs DAILY page five

ood, bad, and smellv by GREGORY GElMAN such as Eaton, East, and Braker Daily Editorial Board have to offer. Let’s start with Eaton. When you and I went home for This one is strictly for the guys: Christmas Break (not together, What’s the deal with that damn mind you), what were the firstthings pole in the middle ofthe bathroom we looked forward to? A nice on the main floor of Eaton? Who home-cookedmeal was definitely was the architectural wizard that high up on the list. And who can came up with that one? And who *- deny the love which emanated from could forget East Hall’smain floor ti fully-stockedrefrigerator? I, for men’sroom, with its one toilet stall one, was entranced by the lure of that is just a few inches smaller free long distance, freegasmoney, than the actual size of the bath- and Free Willy, showing all last room? Those who are claustro- month on free cable TV. phobic will go running from that Dai/y file photo Cabot will be home to a feminism conference this Sunday. But what is the most obvious bathroom in tears, straight for the benefit of all at home? The bath- Psychology Department at Paige rooms. Youknow what I’m talking Hall. I’ve never seen the bath- Talkin’ about women about. The wholedamnedplace is rooms there, though. I have no yours: the toilet, the sink, the psychological problems. Really. Conference will define feminism shower-and thatannoyingpunk How about the bathrooms in If none of the plumbing on byF,RlNMEYERS women. who lives down the hall isn’t at the Bendetson Hall? Prospectivepar- this campus suits your needs, Daily Staff Writer To explore the role of men in sink next to you whistling the ents get to urinate in style. If we there are plenty of other op- In order to increase on-campus feminism,the Women’s Collective theme to HawaiiFive-Oandspew- have nicer toilets than Harvard or tions available. awarenessof women and women’s is bringing Jackson Katz to speak ing toothpaste on the sink. But MIT, it’sjust amatter oftime before issues, the Women’s Collective in Pearson 104 at 8 p.m. on Tues- when you’re at home, you can flex we overtake them on US News and ings are not afraid to be close with and the Women’s Center are both day, Feb. 25. Katz has played a in the mirror for hours on end like WorldReport. From whatI’veheard, one another. sponsoringupcoming events. The strong role in feminism in the Bos- the Hulkster ,orstay in the shower they base their ratings solely on And finally, who could forget events are aimed at defining femi- ton area - he was an all-state until you’re as wrinkled as Keith bathroom fixtures. How else would the bathrooms in Curtis Hall? With nism and discussing female and football player from a small town Richards after a day of sun-tan- you explain Georgetown? The Jesu- the addition ofthe Brown and Brew male roles in today’s society.Both who went on to be the first man at ning. And it doesn’t smell like the its sure know their bathrooms. coffeehouse, there is a sign in the are free and open to the public. UMass-amhersttoearnaminor in academic quad after a warm spring The bathrooms in Barnum Hall bathroom which beseeches em- On Sunday, Feb. 23, the women’s studies. He is also the day of mulching. are painted yellow andorange and ployees to wash heir hands be- Women’s Center is sponsoring a founderofRealMen in Boston, an At Tufts, though, you have to lend a certain psychedelicfeel to a fore returning to work. Of course, conferencecalled “CrossingFemi- organization formen’sactivism in settle for what you can get. The building in which there are already this safety precaution might be nism~,,from 12 to 4 p.m. in the feminism. dorm bathrooms are never quite too many chemicals floating hindered by the fact that there Cabot Center. The main focus is Katz’s speech,“Football, Femi- the lap of luxury, but it is possible around. The Anderson Hall bath- hasn’t been hot water in that bath- what feminism means to different nism, and Other Contemporary to enjoy the aesthetic quality of rooms are large, airy,and spacious, room since 1975. generations and cultures in our Contradictions,” brings a fresh some of our local grooming insti- but I assume that’s because en- Of all the issues that matter society.The conference will begin perspective to issues normally tutions. Take Ballou Hall, for ex- gineering students are all afraid most to Tufts students, nothing with brunch in the faculty dining thought of as women’s issues. He ample. If you ever want to feel to be in close contact with each is more important than bath- room in Mugar Hall. The keynote believes that despite the popular- really importantwhile you are do- other. This of course is in direct rooms. Do you think students speaker, Joyce King, is the direc- ity of anti-feminist male figures, ing your business, Ballou is defi- contrast to the tiny, claustropho- actually care about the Senate, tor of Renewal House, a battered such as Howard Stem and Rush nitelytheplacetobe. I’dliketosay bic East Hall bathrooms, where basketball, or food? Wejust care women’s shelter in Roxbury. Limbaugh,men can play a positive that the urinals are lined with gold, English students who are sup- about food elimination. Let’s go, Following the speaker, panels role in the feminist movement but honestly, the bathrooms are osedly in touch with their feel- Jumbos. consisting of both students and through an understanding of the simply quaintwithacolonial touch faculty members will meet in vari- issues facing women. All Inter- andworkmanshipthatwouldmake ous rooms in the Cabot Center. Greek Council pledges are required even Martha Stewart drool with Panelists include faculty members to attend this event. envy. Be warned, though: reserva- Modhumita Roy and Ginny The organizers of the events tions are amust, unless your name Drachman, plus students Karen hope that a large turnout at both happens to be John, Sol, Mel, or Hennessey,LizDoherty, and Jacey eventswill enlightenandempower Leila. But it’s worth it, trust me. Buel. students to become more involved I’ve heard that on Thursdays, the The panelists will discuss is- with feminism on campus. toilet paper is two-ply. sues facing women today, and the As conference topics pertain Let’s face it, though. Not ev- importance of listening to the to male and female roles, the erybody can afford what Ballou voices ofwomen in our lives. The Women’s Collectivestrongly wel- has to offer. When on the aca- day will end in Cabot Auditorium comes both men and women to demic quad, some of us just have with a musical celebration of attend. to make do with what buildings Asst.NewsEditorLaurenHeist’sbt~’~ Lauren lost her sense of smell B few ye Asst. 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After long wait, Du I Blue Devils return to college basketball prominence by JORDAN BRENNER high with plenty oftalent remain- freshmen Chris Carrawell, Mike Daily Editorial Board ing, in addition to the infusion of Chappell, and Nate James, plus Just so there are no questions, highly-rated guards Ricky Price, the return of Langdon, expecta- yes, I am a Duke fan. Yes, I go to Trajan Langdon, and Steve tions for this year’s squad were Tufis.No, there isnoconflict here. Wojciechowski. muchhigher. Thenewcomershave I Duke started the ’94-’95 sea- joined an already talented nucleus College son in typical fashion, winning of seniors Jeff Capel, Greg New- nine of its first 11 games. However, ton, and Wallace (Duke’slast links Hoop Scoop coach Mike Krzyzewski was then to the Final Four), juniors Price

- - ~ ~- - - - ~ I sidelined for the remainder of the and Wojciechowski, and sopho- The best sport in America has season, and Duke collapsed just more Taymon Domzalski, to pro- provided us with another scintil- likehisback,fmishingwitha 13-18 duce a squad that regularly uses lating season, and March Mad- record, and ended up dead-last in 1 1 players in a game. That’s a far ness can be seen quite clearly on the ACC. cry from last year’s soccerplayers. the horizon.There have been many Last year’s team was consid- This depth has become Duke’s compelling stories this year, such ered a “bridge” team by Coach K, strength. The added bench Dai/y fi/ephoto as the rise of the veteran Minne- who returned with a newfound strength has allowed Coach K to Coach Connie Putnam was pleased with his team’s performance sotaGolden Gophers, Kentucky’s commitmentto rebuildingthe pro- return to his patented pressure at the New England Division 111 Championships. quest for a second consecutive gram. It was the least talented Blue man-to-man defensive style, and national championship despitethe Devil squad in recentmemory,and the results have been sparkling. loss ofleadingscorer Derek Ander- much of the talent was lost as the Duke, which is currently ranked son, and the collapse and subse- season progressed. Langdon, sixth in the country, has posted a Jumbos ran well quent turnaround of the troubled coming off a solid freshman cam- 22-5 record, and leads the ACC, by 0 a. UCLA Bruins. However, Duke’s paign, was lost for the season with far the nation’s toughest confer- return to glory after two dismal a mysterious knee injury. Tony ence, with an 1 1-3 mark. in.championships seasons has been the most inter- Moore, the team’s starting power The Blue Devils have domi- esting of all. forward, was kicked out ofschool nated opponents with quickness by ALBERT SU high hurdles, finishing first and The Duke program has gone because of academic difficulties. and three-point shooting. New- Senior Staff Writer breaking the eight-second mark. through major changes in a short Coach K still managed to some- ton, Duke’s starting center for the The first meet of the “It was the best race of my life. period of time. Just three years how stabilize the difficult situa- past two seasons, was replaced in postseason,the 1997New England My parents were watching and I ago, during the 1993-94 season, tion, and was able to put together the starting lineupbecauseofpoor Division I11 Championships, was really confident. .I just went Duke reached its seventh Final awinning combination. play and sore back by the much- out, ran, and the next thing I knew Four in nine years, behind senior However, the injury bug bit smaller Chris Carrawell.The small was that the time read a 7.9. But Grant Hill. While the departure of again, as forward Carmen Wallace lineup has worked to perfection, still, with a 7.9, not everything Hill hurt, expectations were still suffered another knee injury, side- as teams have haddifficultymatch- went smoothly and I feel there is lining him forthe remainderofthe ing-up with Duke on the perimeter. ~~~~~~ ~ ~ still room to improve and qualify season. Duke finished the year Each of the five starters proved to be a success for the for the Nationals,” Chertoff said. with six recruited players logging (Wojciechowski,Langdon, Capel, men’s indoor track team. At MIT Despite not qualifying for Na- major minutes, with contributions Cmwel1,and McLeod) is capable this weekend, the Jumbos finished tionals, which requires a 7.81, from former soccer piayer Stan ,ea:mg,.a. his man off the dribble, a strong fifth behind Brandeis, Chertoff is seededsixth in the Open Brunson, and ACC freshman soc- or draining a long-rangejumper. Wheaton, MIT, and Williams, New Englands this weekend.’The Men’s Basketball:vs. cer player ofthe year Jay Heaps off Emerson, WiIe Langdon has emerged which finished first. meet includesrunners from all New 7:30 pm. the bench. Somehow, they still as the team’s scoring leader (he Hockey: vs. Assumption, “My first impression of finish- England colleges including Divi- made the NCAA tournament, but solidified himself in that role by ing fifth was to give the players a 8:OO pn. sion I and I1 schools. with Chris Collins and burning Clemson for 34 points on rousing round of applause. From Among the runners to finish Wojciechowski nursing injuries, Tuesday night), Wojciechowski the seedings it looked like we Fridav. February 21 first, Childress leapedan amazing Duke was knocked out in the first is the true emotional leader of the would finish tenth. But guys like 22’5.75“ in the longjump. He fin- Women’s Swimming (L round by Eastern Michigan. team. The short, scrappy point Dana Bellows, Josh King, Jesse ished almost a foot in front of the Diving: New England After losing only Collins, and guard epitomizes hustle and has Chertoff, and Rommell Childress Division Ill Championships runner-up,Williams’ Derek Sasaki- bringing in four talented forwards worked hard enough on his game all had career bests,” said Coach Scanlon. (@ Bowdoin) in Roshown McLeod, a junior to become one of the top point- Connie Putnam. The field events were hieh-” Men’s Squash: 9-man transfer from St. John’s, (the first Chertoffdashedforanmazing Nationals (@ Princeton) transfer in the Coach K era), and see NCAA, page 11 timeof7.9 seconds in the 55-meter see MEN’S TUCK, page 14 A case of Spring Fever Even with the 60-degree weather yesterday,there’s still turn. And, oh yeah, that incident followed Wade’s confes- I’ve been quick tocriticize Duquette in recentweeks. I’m nothing good aboutthe month of February. Football, which sion of his affair with Margo Adams and his admission to convincedtheRedSoxwillnotbeagoodteamthisyear,but we all have grown to love since the exhibition games of Barbara Walters that he was a “sex addict.” I’m hopeful forthe future.As a formerhigh school teammate August, is over. Professional basketball and hockey are in Boggs’ comments led to Dennis “Oil Can” Boyd’s most of Rose’s, I know of his antics and I know he can pitch in themidst of long seasons, and casual fans like myself don’t priceless quote: “He says he’s asex addict, but I’m the one the majors. Heck, he’s already dominated in every level in care until playofftime. College basketball gets exciting next who has to see a psychiatrist.” which he’spitched. However, the 1996NewYorkMetsare month, not this one. As for the Can, he had his share of Spring Training the reason I don’t hop a plane to Vegas and bet the farm on Yesterday’s unseasonable moments, the most famous of which is now affectionately the ’98 version ofthe Sox. weather, however, made fansofthe great- ca1led“TheCan’s Film Festival.” It seems as though Oil Can New York’s team out of Queens had three young, tal- est sport in the world -- baseball -- long neglected to return a number of X-rated videos to a Winter ented pitchers in Jason Isringhausen, Bill Pulsipher, and for Opening Day. Boston fans, unfortu- Haven movie store. Seems like the Can was beating some- Paul Wilson. However, Isringhausen was ineffective while nately, have nothing else to look for- thing other than opposing teams that spring. Pulsipher and Wilson spent many a day on the disabled list, ward to. New Blue Jay Roger Clemens had his share of Spring relegating the Mets to a disappointing fourth place in the I AH the Jumbalaya excitement Trainingmoments.The high-profileholdoutin 1987;wear- NL East. Count on and hope for your youngsters, don’t ... ,I thatwentalongwiththe ’ingnumber24 in honorofunsignedDwight Evans in 1989; bank on them. The Patriots’ trip-to New and wearing number 14 in honor of recently-released Jim Peter Gammons picked the Sox for third in the AL East Inside Orleans has worn off Rice in 1990. In addition, the Rocket blew off new skipper this year, and I think he’s being kind. Butt-naked last is Corner with the realizationthat Butch Hobson by jogging with his headphones on in 1992 probably more like it. Only Mo Vaughn, Shane Mack, John L ___~ Bill Parcells, the archi- and decided to report late to camp one year because he had Valentin, and Tim Naehring have proven themselves over tect of Patriot success, will be on an opposing sideline next a“prior commitment” at the Velvet Elvis, a Texas bar. afull season. WhileMikeStanleyandWilCorderoaregood L year. The Celtics rival the teams ofthe late ’70swhen Steve But with Mr. Congeniality Dan Duquette and new skip players, each is coming off an injury and is no sure thing. Kuberski worenumber33. The Bruins-Harry Sinden and Jimy Williams (who seems to understandswhy frogs bump And all I can do is wish’good luck to Nomar Garciaparra, “Smiley” Steve Kasper- are doing their best to guarantee their butts on the ground) running the show, the fun days Reggie Jefferson, Trot Nixon, and Bill Hasselman. May the that Ray Bourque will retire without ever hoisting the seem to be over. And even though the Sox will most likely talent I know you have shine through. Stanley Cup. not be a contender, this team is certainly looking towards Spring is all about baseball. In Beantown, leaves return- Right now, baseball’s it, and we couldn’t be happier that 1998. ing totrees, flowers blooming, and the return ofthe robins & Spring Training opened on Monday. The true sign that With malcontents Jose Canseco, Mike Greenwell, and all take a back seat to Opening Day. Boston is a baseball spring is upon us is not Punxsutawney Phil’s lack of a Clemens playing ball elsewhere, the strength of this club town and time stops for the first pitch at Fenway Park. shadow, it’s the Red Sox’ equipment truck shooting down will lie in its youth. Sure, the 1997pitching staff will consist The beautifid weather has begun, and the frisbees and

2 Route 95 to Ft. Myers. of certain hall of famers Rich Garces, Jim Corsi, and Pat baseballshavefoundtheirwaytotheCarmichaelQuad. The To say the very least, for the past ten years, Red Sox Mahomes -but that’s only for this year. Next year, we doldrums of February lead to March which leads to April’s Spring Training has never been boring. We’ve had Debbie hope, the staff will consist of a healthy Bret Saberhagen, Opening Day. It’s been 79 years, Red SoxNation, and we all Boggs running over hubby Wade in her Jeep when the Steve Avery, a rejuvenated Aaron Sele, Jeff Suppan, John knowthatthis istheyear. Ormaybe it’snextyear.Orthenext. ’r former Sox third baseman “fell out” as the vehicle made a Wasdin, and rookies Carl Pavano and Brian Rose. Alas, baseball has begun -Boston fans can rejoice. E SI NOISSIWQW

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by Members of the Daily Editorial Board Porter Square. cheese, and meat between two pieces of fiench he only good life is one lived in The Cookie Monster is probably the most toast. Bad forthefigure yetgood forthemouth. decadence, submittingto your basest incrediblydecadent drink you will ever have. Ore0 desiresand gorging yourselfwith fine cookies, ice cream, Kaihuaplus some other really Frozen Yogurt. Flavor: dining. After yearsofrefining our taste yummy things are whippedup, and of course, Oatmeal Cookie. The ct the most exquisiteof all foods in the toppedwithahealthydollopofwhippedcream. Yogurt Bar, Davis Boston area, we, themembers oftheDaiZyEditorial It’s definitely worth the embarrassment of Board, hereby present the results of a long and ordering a drink named after a Muppet. arduous search for the finest offine foods: Dim Sum: China Pearl, Chinatown. Thephattestdimsumaround.Theshumaiis texture, oatmeal Black Bean Soup: Delux Cafe, South End. scrumptious, the prices are cheap, and you ookies are now As spicy and as smooth as the atmosphereit is have to fightthroughalongline ofother c&mm creamy, not crunchy. served in, the hipster hangout Delux Cafe knows to -get seated. Added bonus: kids are always The Yogurt Bar’s most their beans. lighting off firecrackersaround the entrance. outstanding flavor is guaranteed to make you smilethe secondyou taste Biscuits: Salt and Donuts: Dunkin’Donuts. it and guaranteed to make you jump forjoy when Pepper, Davis There’s an arcane law in youdiscoverthat it’s also fat fiee. square. Boston requiring all OwnerRobin “Squares”to feature at least Fungus: Meaty Mushrooms at Dali, Somerville. Peevey knows one Dunkin’ Donuts. We Nothingquitepleaseslikethe hitoftheearth, that Grandmas consequentlyhavefourwithinwallang and that’s just what Dali’s mushrooms are: tender, are what life is all about. And Grandma, apparently, distanceofTufts. Quality: up to debate, especially large, and savory. is exactlywhere she got the recipe for her buttermilk since the advent oftrendy,ersatzbagels has caused brick-sized biscuits, which are resplendent when the elimination of several once-popular donut Grilled Cheese: Dolly’s, Davis Square masked in flavorslike strawberryrhubarb, sausage categories. While many balk at laying down hard-earned for a and herb, and fresh peach. restaurant grilledcheese,Dolly’s late night dinerhas Eggs Benedict: Sound Bites, Ball the simple sandwich mastered, Bread: Carberry’s, Davis Square. Square. with perfect golden toast The FDA’s food pyramid suggeststhatwe eat 6- meshing with athickwad of 1 1 servings of grains per day. With Carberry’sso hollandaise.Truly aBenedictto search 4 cheese- and fiee pickles! nearby, its not hard. Checkout the Parmesan bread out. -ifyoudon’t actually finishit before it gets stale, Hot Vanilla: Toscanini’s, you can still make some pretty amazing croutons. Falafel: Moody’s Falafel Palace, Central Square. Burger: Tim’sBarandGrill,SouthEnd. Just down the road fiomtheMiddle royal selection of ice Eight ouncesofprime, tender, andjuicy beeffor East, Moody’s eastern cuisine is both creams, Toscanini’s is $2.50, with fries, cheap beer, andaneighborhood better andcheaper. Althoughthequirky home ofthe outrageous dive atmosphere to boot. Some would call it workers can be a tad abrasive and the hot vanilla. No, it perfection. restaurant fits no more than eight doesn’tjust taste diners, the halitosis-inducingfood likewarmmilk Chocolate cake: Top ofthe Hub, Prudential Center. is worth the trip. This will make youdrool. Ease your forkintothe soft chocolate cake and release the smooth, silky, Flammekueche: Sandrine’s, Harvard warm Godiva chocolateinside. Even better when Square. shared. Half the reason owner Hummus: BJs WholesaleClub, Medford. FbymondOstchosehiseatery’s The ability to purchase BJs hummus is reason (falling) Chocolate Cake: space was to put in a wood- enough tojoin the club. This outrageous chickpea Olives, Charlestown. oven to cook his native concoctioncomes in asuper sizedtub, guaranteed A treat that’s well worth region’s specialty. And to keep you feasting for days. But beware -- the thewait,ChefToddEnglish’s cook he did. This native garlic involved is guaranteed to keep you on the signature dessert is adeep, airy Alsatiantreat is thinand “unkissable 1ist”forjustaslong. chocolatemoundfilledwithalava- crusty, much-like pizza, flow ofdeeper chocolatefilling. A and disappears quicker Maki Menu: Ginza, Chinatown. dessert for the ages. thanamidnightslice. Their maki creationslook like abstract works of art, andthey tasteevenbetterthantheyappear. This Creme Brulee: Cafe Louis, Boston. French Fries:Hungry Herbs, Medford. is sushi to die for. What may be the best dessert inall ofBostonis Nobody exitsHerbswithanemptystomach. The alsoits most cliched. But pastry chefPaul Connors’ menu for french fiiesaloneisextensive,withvarious Mashed Potatoes simplisticallydivinecustardtranscendsclichewitha flavorsandadditionstothistypicallymoresimplistic (Smooth): East Coast Grill, Inman Square, silky texture, abundant vanilla beans, and dish. Cambridge. unpretentiousgreatness. Texture like silk, loads of butter, and sweet FrenchToast: enoughto sate somebody until dessert, Chef Chris Cupcake: Lyndell’sBakery, Ball Square. Prince Diner, Schlesinger’smashedpotatoes, inthis case That Creme Brulee isjust so cliche. So be unique Pow derhouse sweet ones, are dynamite. and wrap your lips around Lyndell’s ever popular Square. (Chunky): Chez Henri, cupcakes, topped with the thickest gob of rich Thecinnamon- Cambridge. fi-ostingthis side offiostingland. Somervillianshave sprinkledTexas s It’spretty ironicthatit takes been getting fat at this bakery for, like, acentury or fienchtoast at thi 7a French-Cuban restaurant to something- also be sure to try the Honeycomb Tufts hang-spot is thick, fluffy, elevatean Americanclassic. But Bread and massive “Ritz Carlton Cookie.” and-odd for its species-quite filling. it’s true. ChezHenri’smashed spuds Perhaps more notable is the Prince’s trademarked Dessert-y Alcoholic Beverage: Pizzeria Uno, “Stevie Mac’’ sandwich,which places a fried egg, see FOOD, page 111 page I1 THE TUFTS DAILY Thursday, February 20,1997 WEEKENDER

I A so~kblast of priwMvc tech01 osy by NANCY HUNTER frustrated and disappointed when the vocals begin. Contributing Writer In most cases I become completely turned off by y initial reactionto trans am’ssuwender commonplace screechy, grungy,and overproduced to the night produced such thoughts vocals. Trans am’s “postrock”instrumenta1style, and comparisons as: “Knight Rider” however, leaves no room for this common themeM music, filling the common ’80s action series disturbance. descriptions and funked out techno. I seriously Eliminatingavocalist afterrealizingtherolewas could picture Michael Knight andhiscounterpart/ hindering songs, trans am hence discovered a fiiend/lover/car,Kit, roaming the streets fighting highly improvisational style following minimalist, suburbanitecrimesasthesongs“motr”and“illegalize repetitious, Philip Glass-esque riffs worthy of it” blastedthroughthe speakers. After an intense break-dancing. trans am listening session, however, their While trans am’s songs seem to cover a wide instrumental, “progressive range of musical genres, their rock” sounds literally struck a songs are primarily driven by chord. intense, domineeringrhythms. Trans am is a Maryland- The rhythms are laid out first, Magazine’s compilation features fourteen of their based trio with phi1 ~d~~on interminglingdrum machine, most brilliant tracks. guitar/keyboards, Nathan cheap Casio SK-I keyboard Means on basskeyboards, and sounds, acoustic drums, and Sebastian Thompson on bass. Then striking guitar riffs Devote: mam acoustic/electricdrums. They are poured over the top of all releasedtheireponymousdebut the schizophrenia like syrup, . album early last year on Thrill creating rock beats at times of twisted r Jockey, produced by John and complete breakbeats at McEntire, amember of fellow others. genius proggies Tortoise. After this ini the album produces songs with by ROB WERNER experimental,nemtic,technologicalica1undhasbeen this new-wave dance feel, the first track, “motr,” Senior Staff Writer compared to such bands as Kraftwerk, King. emerges with a poppy, indie rock feel that op&-car&-su{ci& re;@ #1 :-J@& the- crimS0l3, Ned, c~,-~V+@G3Kk,~d&€%%mi- tranSfOmISinb-aballa8-like, classic rock gUkX-- -___- bandwhich you front is abouttobecome the local six Finger satellite. Before the release of solo. The song “rough justice” proved to be the .. first band outside of?\JewYorkand London surrender to the night, they released a 12” On biggest surprise on the album. It starts off with a -P Happy Go Lucky as well as a split 12’’ on Tuba garage-pop feel with anoisy, gangly guitar sound to be included inthe punk elite, leave itwithout any trace ofan explanation. his course ofactionworks Frenzy. and very steady, distinct drum beats. The initial / bestwhencoupledwithpopstarresurrectionmeth~ Trans am’s surf instrumental sound is noise element of the song then overwhelms the #3 a year later, release what’s destinedtobecome complementedbyveryp~tiveyetsurrealmachine speakers with superfuzz,gravel, and anunderlay of oneofpunkrock‘sde~tivemoments,followingit technology; the band pride sitselfontheir use ofold a basic yet catchy guitar melody. up with four years’ worth of innovative musical school Casio keyboards. Onebonus tothe workings Surrender to the night is definitely interesting,as oftrans am is their lackofvocals. So often1arn’lured it~therealmsofexperimentalmusic;beprepared output. f Most musicians would surely not choose the into the initial groove Of a Song and Completely forasonicblast ofprimitivetechnology. above route to cult stardom, but Howard Devoto r - - I------I ------.I was one obvious exception. Just as Manchester’s I Band:Semi-Gloss I c Buzzcocks released their classic debut, “Spiral I Album:Teenie EP I Scratch,”in 1977, Devotoupandle~only toretum I Hometown:New York City, New York I withanewband,Magazine, andasnarlingbeastof I Funded By:Dirt Records I 6- adebut single, “Shot by Both Sides.” I The Scoop:So these New Yawk kids groove I The song was, however, the only piece of true I to the Velvets, find a singer with decent schtick, __ I punk-pop which the band was ever to release. The I and surprise people around the City at opening I c lineup of Devoto on vocals, John McGeogh on I spots. I guitar, Barry Adamson on bass, and several I Sentence Required (by the State) in I keyboardistsand drummers wasn’t satisfied with I every Review:Blending Jonathan Richman- I traditional slash-and-bum punk stylings,and their 1 patentedpost-Velvetjunkguitarswiththesugar- I first full-length release, 1978’s Rea2 Lif, bears I sweetvocalsofexoticsingerverena, Semi-Gloss I witness to that fact. Magazine settled into aunique I serve up six songs, promising a bright future. I patternofatmosphericnew-wavepop,toyingwith I Sure to be Compared to:Modern Lovers, I new textures and accentuatingDevoto’s bizarre and I Stereolab I r ofiendisturbinglyridtexts. 1 Should also be Compared to:Raincoats, I Throughout its fourlyearexistence, Magazine I JoniMitchell I never failedto surpriseandastonishits followers. I Favorite Press Kit Quote:“Fronted by a I t Their output ranged fiomtwistedrock(“Rhythmof I lead singer named Verena, a Swiss/French/Chinesechanteuse withdeep-as-Sartre, French-inflected I Cruelty”), to more subdued and moody pop (“You I vocals, who performs in straight-out-of-Paris-in-the-’5Osdinner gowns. ..’3 I Never KnewMe”). Their sound was based largely I Reason forTuning In:Especiallywiththeguitar-oriented, loudersongs,thequartetdiscoversome I upon McGeogh’sinnovative&two&, which ranged I irresistiblycheery moments. I fromthepurelymenacing(“TheLightPoursOut of I RealReason for Tuning 1n:ModernLovers-influence I L Me”) to metallic ambience (“Permafiost”),as well I Reason forTuning Out: They borrow Richman’s guitar-work but skimp onhis true brilliance,the I as the ever-prominentkeyboard stylings of Dave I vocals; this “dinner gowd’attire seems atouchcontrived. I Formula. They were just as comfortable being I Reason for Review:That whole “Swiss/French/Chinese” female thing takes care ofthe whole I threatening as they were being reserved, but they I diversity issue-now we can get on with writing about white, male, Judeo-Christianguitar rockers. I were rarely boring. I Record will sell platinum if ...MTVdigsthisdinnergownschtick. I And just as the band was to score their biggest I Stars:Andromeda,the Sun I L singlewith“AbouttheWeather”in 1981, Devote b II - I II I .I II II I I I I I II I - II - I - II -d once again chose the career suicide option, and dissolvedtheband. McGeogh went on to play with DO YOU have splendid ideas for things to do on a c the Banshees and PiL; Adamson recorded many critically acclaimed solo records; but Devoto has splendiferous weekend? That’s just c rarelybeenheardfiomsince.U~o~tely,waiting splendilicious. so what are you waiting for? Call for another Devoto resurrection may prove to be utterly pointless, but it’s well worth searchingfor the splendidiest Arts department at x294 1 . c Magazine’s Real Life and Rays and Hail, both of which serve as proof ofthe man’stwisted genius. Splendid. See you in the Weekender. c page 111 THE TUFTS DAILY Thursday, February 20,1997 WEEKENLIER The suburbs suck - Linklater and Bogosian offer a movie that says nothing more than that by PORNSAK PICHETSHOTE familiar faces: Parker Posey (Kicking andscreaming, Daily Editorial Board Flirt, Party Girl, Sleep with Me, and others), and ichard Linklater’s newest film, suburbia, Giovanni Ribisi (lookclosely, and you’ll see “Corey” opens with a tracking shot. It becomes a fromMy Two Dah). R,ontage ofmini-malls, shopping centers, and Linklater’s directing is also outstanding. The fast-food joints as they lie quietly and serenely by the writeddirectorhas admitted that one ofthe things that side of the highway. It’s the sight the person in the attmctedhimtotheprojectwasthechallengeofdirecting passenger’s seat finds as the car gets offthe interstate aplay as a film, and with sub Urbiu, Linklater achieves at 6 a.m. It’s hardly surprising, and even a remarkable success; the direction flows incredibly complementary when the camera cuts to another smoothly fiomscenetoscene.NotoncedoessubUrbia panorama of the view after the car has made that turn ever come off as aplay-thabbeame-a-film; it comes off onto the smaller road. The monotonous landscape of as afilmthattakesadvantageofallthe luxuries film has. Marshalls, White Hens, and McDonalds are replaced subllrbiu.‘ But that’s all the credit the movie gets. The blame is a by rows of lifeless two-level houses that all look alike in alternating chiffon lot more severe. white, lime green, or rustic brown. Ironically, it’s the same thing that makes the opening so powerful that What other opening could be more appropriate to begin a movie called makes the movie so powerless. The opening is chilling and honestly filmed. sub Urbia? And what other director should be more capable ofpulling it offthan The stores, the houses, the shopping centers.. . everything is so devoid of life, Linklater, who already knows the ropes of representing America’s young, and yet sohauntingly familiarthatapersoncan’thelp but thinkheor she’s been whether it’s high school life in Dazed and Confised or 20-somethings in there (ifnot lived there) before. The funny thing is, though, it’sthat same sense Slacker?subUrbia,though, is a story about people betweenthosetwo stages. of seeing-it-all-before that doesn’t work forsubUrbia’s characters. It showcases a group ofteens past their high school glory days, but not yet sure The film’s strength supposedlyrests on the personalities which the story is oftheir next big stepsin life. about. None of those personalities, however, come off as three-dimensional The plot (orthe closestthere comes to oneinaLinMatermovie)is situated peop1e;they’realltwodimensionalcipherswhichthewritersareusingtoprove around five fiiendswho live in suburbanBurnfield, USA. Like all fiiends, they apoint. Eachcharacter is designed for apurpose: there’s the hard-edged cynic, hang out, they drink, and on this particular night, they’re planning to meet an the aspiring artist who wants to make adifference, the ex-football hero who old friend who has gone on to become a big rock star. What results, which found out there was nothing after football, the goofball-clown,and the quiet, is what results in all films Linklater, is strong, natural dialogueand character awkward one. That’s how the characters start out, and they don’t prove to be exploration. The camera follows eachofthe five as they muchmorethanthat. assess their own lives, relationships,and feelingstowards Both Linklater and Bogosian have spokenout about good 01’ suburban Bumfield. theirdeepconnectionswiththecharactersinthefilm. So Unfortunately, sub Urbia isn ’tjust about its characters; why is it that subUrbiastil1seemdikeit’s continually it’sabout“suburbanyouth”too.Themovieclumsilytries talking down to those same characters? Maybe their to ask the question “What’s wrong with the youth of De8 e. sincerity is slightly misplaced because, despite their America?“. Linklater and his co-screenwriter Eric hsinceritv. even afterthe final fiame ofthe fmal scene. the Bogosian (writer ofsex, Drugs, Rock& Roll, TalkRadio, as well as the play characters still seem reminisceGt of ‘townie” stereotypes. A personcould have whichLinklater’sfilmadapts)endupmakingamostlydisappointingfilmworthy pickedthis up from fiveminutesstanding behindthem in line. This isnot at all the ofmoreblamethancredit.As forthecredit, it’smoreorlessthestandardwhich kind of depth an hour-and-a-halfofwatching their lives should impart. by now should be expected from any Linklater movie. The dialogue is natural Whatallthisleadstoisamoviethat,duetoitslackofthreedimensions,offers and flowing, without sounding overly stylistic; the acting is of its usual superior no constructivecriticisms and no poignant denouncementsabout suburban life. competency :Worth particular note is Jayce Bartok, perfectly cast as the rock Ifthere’samessagethatpeoplearesupposedtotakeawayfromsubUrbia,it’s star who comes back to show offto his high school chums that he’s “made it.” not avery well-thought out one. Bartokplays to wonderful perfectionthe role ofthe shallow, former high school Sowhat’slefitooffer?Opencynicism.Blindnihilism Abunchofpeoplebitchmg geek who’s still shallow and still ageek. Bartokis surroundedby acouple more that the suburbs suck. There are a lot cheaper-- places than atheater to find that. The Daily- Editorial Board picks on the best Boston locales for your favorite foods FOOD square. Root Beer: Annenberg Dining Hall,’ The cake is rich and delicious, and continued from page I Don’t be fooled by their regular Harvard University, Harvard coupled with a glass of cold milk, it are as good as any this land has seen: pizza. There’s areasonwhythey keep Square. serves as a delicious dessert. The creamy, chunky, and addictive. tray upon tray upon tray of Sicilian Grab a glass, check out the soda Greenhouse also seems to be the slices ready to eat. machine farthest to the right, and Boston home of Tibetan refugees - Nautical Appetizer: Mako Shark that’sreallyasalad: Bianco Pizza just enjoy the delicious taste of every waiter and waitress seems to be Bitesat Tallulah’s, Davis Square. at Figs, Charlestown. Barq’s. I don’t know what Harvard from there. Quick to make a mark on Davis’ The Todd English-owned Figs, puts in its Barq’s, but it’s not burgeoningnightl$e,Tallulah‘s biggest down the street from his Olives Burmese heroin. (grilled) Tostadas: Brew Moon, surprise ofall is it’s food.Mako Shark mothership, servestranscendent pi. Harvard Square. Bites istheir signatureappetizertender Take the Bianco, a crispy-crunchy- Seaweed Salad: Jae’s Cafe, Inman The Moon’s best appetizer arrives seafood wrapped in a tortilla with crusty base heaped with arugala and Square. side by side on a wooden platter, filled meltedcheese andpesto. Scrumptious. tomato. Asgoodaspizza,andas fresh Who knew we needed seaweed to with scallions, cheese, and chicken. as salad. quell hunger? Jae Chung, apparently. They leave in your Mlstomach. Omelettes: Kelly’s Diner, Ball greasy as Johnnie Cochran: And his hip Pan-Asianjoints serve a Square. Nick‘s, TuftsUniversity Square. killer incarnation:crispy,succulent,and Turkey Sandwich Noxma’sZuni Roll Thismuch-laudeddinerhasbecome Nick‘spizzatakesalotofflack,but at times even bitterly sweet. at the Parrish Cafe, Boston. quite notorious for its generously whenit comesrightdownto it, it’sthe Created by the namesake chef at portioned, impeccably made omelettes bestaroundtheUniversity, witha fickle Shrimp: Redbones, Davis Square. the Cottonwood Cafe, this love-of- since it opened last year. The diner yet unique crust and a sharp sauce. Ariffonaclassic.AtDavis’svaunted all-lunches is an explosive itself- anold ’50soriginal recently And you can always use the grease as BBQjoint, sweet, tangy buffalo sauce Southwestern chorus of smoked relocated to Boston - is just as a fiee beverage. embraces tender, tangy, shrimp. The turkey, crisp bacon, scallions, dill- exquisite as the eggs. deep-dish: Sorry. Try Chicago. result ismagnificent. infusedhavarti, andcranberrychipotle sauce, all wrapped in a tortilla. Pancakes: Renee’s Cafe, Teele Tacos: Tacos El Charro, Jamaica Square. Ravioli (or, at least, an ethnic Plain. (cuban) Vegetable Sandwich: The Whether plain or decorated with mutation of it): The Helmand, Mexican food is impossible to fake. Bar at ChezHenri,Cambridge. one oftheir many fruit combinations Lechmere. Which is precisely why Guadalajara Chef Corinna Mozo is capable of (look out for the apple banana raisin The Hub’s best ethnic is a haven native Pepe Guitterez’s homegrown exploiting her Cuban heritage with special)these are the pancakes you’ve for vegans. Aushak, as these ravioli tacosarethebestoftheirkindinallof delicious results. There is, however, a 4- been waiting for all ofyour life. are called, are a big part ofthe reason, Boston. catch: Mozo’s Cuban specialties, a soft pastry filled with tender leeks exemplifiedby her moist,pressed, and Pizza and flanked by transcendent wheat Tiramisu: Greenhouse, Harvard flavorful veggie sandwich, are only Sicilian: Pinnochio’s. Harvard nan. Sam. available inthe bar. This weekend don’t ilo anything we wouldn’t do. Oh, and buy someone sweet a big balloon. Nuw, go away and have a bubblicious, bffluwy weekend. humphhh. Page Iv THE TUFTS DAILY Thursday, February 20,1997

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See JENNIFER TRYNIN in a FREE WBCN Acoustic Concert Saturday, Feb. 22 at 3pm - In the Food Festival e Cambridgeside Galleria

It's Mallapalooza Unplugged and it's coming to Cambridgeside Galleria. See Jennifer Trynin - one of the hottest singer/songwriters on college campuses today - in a free WBCN Acoustic Concert. Then meet Jennifer after the concert and check out the rest of the Mallapalooza Unplugged celebration.

Flash your college I.D. at the Customer Service Desk ide Galleria during the COLLEGE PIG-OUT, 22 & 23. That'll get you a voucher for 9 $5 WORTH OF FREE FOOD good at Arby's, Burger King, Damon's, Great Steak & Potato, Panda Express, Sakkio Japan and Sbarro. *Plus, stop by the Customer Service to pick up your COLLEGE DISCOUNT PASS and get 10% off at participating stores. At the same time, you can enter to win great prizes from stores like, The Gap, The limited and Cambrid 8 SsuPldWorks. Just enter at each store by Sunday, Feb. 23.

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Walk-ins welcome. Free Domino's pizza! Duke prepares for another tournament run Learn to drive! NCAA that Duke may be heading for an- Hmmm, I wonder how much he’s continued from page 7 other collapsedownthe line, think paying them this time ... MEDFQRD AUTO SCHOOL men in the conference, and possi- again. The Blue Devils may have The ACC has a major referee- bly the nation. He has become brought in the top recruiting class ing problem. Afterthe debacle last 28 Main Street, Medford, MA Duke’s most indispensableplayer, ever, in center Chris Burgess and week in the Duke-Virginia game, running the offense to perfection forward ShaneBattier(rankedone where a lack of communication 396-7804 (his 3: 1 assist-to-turnover ratio is and two in the nation), as well as between the scorer’s table and the Inc. 1964 the best in Duke history) and key- forward Elton Brand(top ten) and refs resulted in a controversial ing the pressure defense. Wojo7s point guard William Avery (top Duke victory, the refs screwed up Gift certificates available return from ashaky frst two years 20). Sorry, Duke-haters, but the again. The zebras allowed a des- Driver Education course or Private Lessons

Duke’s return to glory. Quickies whose foot was clearly over the Krzyzewski-coached teams al- I never thought that I would line, to count as a three-pointer, ways perform better come touma- root for UNLV, but I really enjoyed giving N.C.State a stunning one- ment-time, and other than Kansas, it when they beat former coach point victory at Wake Forest. there are no dominant teams this Jerry Tarkanian and his Fresno St. That’s two too many times in a year. In other words, Duke has as squad. Somehow, Tark has man- weekthat games were decided like good a shot as anyone to get back aged to attract top high school that, and something needs to be to the Final Four, and make it the stars, junior college players, and done to ensure that this trend does “Duke Invitational” once again. Division I transfersto play for him not continue. 50% Oh, and by the way, ifyou think at the previously unknown school. I hate Bobby Knight. Off! ! Participate iu a Drug-Free Of Basic Promam with valid college- < \I III Scieutific Study on Sleep!!! &dent I.D.

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For More Information contact: Your Career Placement Office or The C.E.P.C. Office at: (617) 442 - 6605 w Sponsored By: The Career Expo Planning-- Committee, Inc. or1d III rr- - I L? = Monday Providing Career Opporlunitiesfor Students of Colorfor 25 Years :w * African American, Asian, Hispanic, Native American, Pacific Islander I page twelve Thursday, February 20,1997 'Zesbim/!iisexud Women's Discussion: Dahg and Relationshi Issues"

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radSpankin' New Coffeehouse II Live Entertainment! Cancer Outreach Support Group 8 pm - 11 pm Wednesday, Feb. 12: Michael Hayes fi Thursday, Feb. 13; Global Village Saturday, Feb. 15: J3 A support group for those affected by cancer led by a certified social worker The Ball Squares &twh l;t\d b is looking to hire Tufts' talent. If you're a performer or in a band you think should pIay at the coffeehouse, drop off a demo tape (doesn't have to be a high quality recording) at the Student Activities Qffice in the Campus Centpr.

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Today TUFTS REPUBLICAN& ELECTIONS Jazz Cafe ALL INVITED PAD YOUR Jazz Cafe, Remis Sculpture Court, RESUME! 5-8 p.m. Campus Center Rm. 208,5 p.m. RM 208. LGB Resource Center QUEST: Questioning, Understand- The State Public Interest ing & Educating About Sexuality at Research Groups rufts. LGB Resource Center, Career Opportunities Information FoxTrot by Bill Amend Carmichael Hall near Dining Hall, 9 Session. p.m. Campus Center, Smith Room, 7:30 p.m. LGB Resource Ctr. Lesbian/Bisexual Women Discus- Chinese Culture Club sion: Dating and Relationship Lunar new Year Celebration. Issues. LGB Resource Ctr, Hotung Cafe, 8:30 p.m. Carmichael HalVNear Dining Hall, 7 p.m. Drama Department Hamlet Drama Department Balch Arena Theater, 8 p.m. HAMLET Balch Arena Theater, 8 p.m. Tomorrow’ University Chaplaincy Drama Department Dilbert by Scott Adams CHAPLAIN’S TABLE: WORLD Hamlet RELIGIONS-PERSONAL Balch Arena Theater, 8 p.m. VIEWS “What it Means to be a Southern Baptist Spaniard”. Programs Abroad Speaker: Sandra Arce, LA ’97. General Info Meeting. Zamparelli Room, Campus Center, Eaton 208,2:30 p.m. . THWARTING DUWENgfiE MISCREANT. 5-7 p.m. ONION RULES. .- Film Series University Chaplaincy Film: “Happy Gilmore” Co- Noon Hour Concerts. Eleven sponsored by Sophomore Class Capriccios by Rudolph Matz. Council. Performed by: Miljenko Sajfar, Solo Barnum 008,9:30 p.m. & midnight Cello, Goddard Chapel, 12:30-1 p.m. Seniors, Faculty, & Staff Vienna Table at the Gittleman’s . LCS-Blood Drive 48 Professors Row, 3-5 p.m. Give Blood! Carmichael Lounge, 1-6 p.m. the Global Development + Environmental Institute Book Party. Dean’s of Liberal Arts& Jackson Aidekrnan Sculpture Garden, 1 :30- fazz Cafe, Remis Sculpture Court, 3:30 p.m. k30-7 p.m.

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Sunday. February 23 Year of Women and Music Concert. Featuring music students’ repertoire of women composers. ALUMNAELOUNGE 3PM

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March 1 Hamlet is the universal story of a young man who Saturday. March 1 embarks on a life journey, trying Fashion and Talent his best to deal with the €xtravaganza Come to the un f a mi I i a r and d iscon ce rt in g Photo by Ian Ross finale of Multi Cultural Week by Thursday! February 27 thru situations that he finds. Poetry, Tufts International Club. Tickets violence, love, hatred, fear, March 9. available at the Box Office for blood, vengeance--Hamlet is a Pax et Lux et Art. Exhibition of $5, or $6 at the door. masterpiece relevant to all ages. candidates for the Bachelor of COHENAUDITORIUM 8PM All shows are 8 PM with a 2 PM Fine Arts Degree in the joint matinee on February23. Tickets School of the Museum of Fine Friday, February 21 $5.00 with Tufts ID at Box Arts program. Blue Moon: An Enchanting Off ice. UNIVERSITYGALLERIES Night of Jazz A semi-formal BALCHARENA THEATER featuring the band Eye 2 Eye. Friday. February 28 Sponsored by the Pan-African American Studies Career Day. Alliance. Tickets are $6 with Representatives from the college ID at the Mayer Campus government, public service, Center Info Booth. ed ucat ion, tech no logy, f inance , ALUMNAELOUNGE 7PM etc have been invited. Bring your resumes, ask questions Thru February 23 and make contacts. Open to all Final exhibition for the Master

I I seniors. of Fine Arfs degree in the Photo by Diana Whrffen SCULPTURECOURT, 10-3 School of Museum of Fine Arts. Friday, February 21 Featuring: Andrew Smith and TASA Culture Show Nina Sterile. Tufts Association of South UNIVERSITYGALLERIES Asians presents its culture show Thru March 30 Shadhi Ka Vakt. Join us as we Ecological Contours ?xplore the beauty and mystery Development Pathways. The if south Asian culture through a Environmental Studies Program :olorful array of dances and and curators Susan Mazowiecki I rti st ic performances . Tickets and Richard Wetzlar present a Ire $5 at Box Office. photograp h ic exploration of :OHEN AUDITORIUM 7PM Tufts Symphony Orchestra global consequences. performs Cop Iand ’ s Lin co In UNIVERSITYGALLERIES Saturday. February 22 Portrait featuring Tufts Sister Song 97. Jazz artist President, John DiBiaggio as ;emena McCord with guest narrator and the World Premiere rrtists: drummer Claire Arenius, of Lyric Course by Tufts faculty :eyboardist Yasko Kubato, member John McDonald. The For more information. call: Alumnae Lounge 627-3409 )assist Ellen Powell, singer student winner of the Concerto Arena Theater 627-3493 .orena Marmol, storyteller competition will also be featured. Cohen Auditorium 627-3338 Inawumi Jean Moss, flutist Conducted by George Mathew. University Galleries 627-3518 4bby Rabinovitz. Tickets $5 at Free Tickets are Required, at 3ox Office. Please call 627-3338 to have youi Box Office. event listed in this advertisement. :OHEN AUDITORIUM 8PM COHENAUDITORIUM 8PM