Trustee Forum Focuses on How to Improve Education at Tufts - by JOHN O’KEEFE Are the Most Important Constituent Can,”-Redfernsaid

..,. . . . ,I ,..I,, .. .. .i/ ...... THE TUFTS DAILY Where You Read It First Monday, November 8,1993 Vol XXVII. Number 40 Trustee forum focuses on how to improve education at Tufts - by JOHN O’KEEFE are the most important constituent can,”-Redfernsaid. Daily Editorial Board whom the trustees represent. “[the On the subject of socially re- Trustee Jane Redfern spoke to trustees are involved because] we sponsible investing, specifically a group of approximately 20 stu- want to give back to the Univer- on the issue of Hydro-Quebec, dents about important issues on sity.Weunderstandtheimportance Redfern said that, in addition to campus and her own Tufts experi- of the students. That is what the being fiscally responsible, “val- ence. The forum was held in the purpose of the University is -- the ues have to guide decisions in all Hodgdon Hall lounge at 3 p.m. on education of students,” Redfern of our policies.” Redfern added Friday afternoon. said. that the next step in the Hydro- Redfern,amemberoftheTufts’ “I am greatly influenced by Quebec issue would be to form Class of 1968, was introduced by what students think. I think that committees looking into the we, as trustees, need to do a better University’s investments. , -- - -- Tufts Community Union (TCU) ECO members rallied outside Mugar Hall as trustees met inside. Senate President John Fee. Fee job of keeping in touch with stu- Redfern also spoke about her introduced her as “a fourth gen- dents,” Redfern said. academic experiencesat Tufts and eration Tuftonian” and a specialist Redfern stressed the need for how they prepared her for future in human resources and quality trustees to make decisions which employment opportunities. “I do ECO leaders speak at control. Redfern works for AT&T are in the best interest of the Uni- believe that a liberal arts educa- and served as senior vice presi- versity as a whole and are also tion is great prepartion for busi- dent of the AT&T foundation, the fiscally responsible- ness.’’ Redfern said. meeting- with Trustees philanthropic division of the tele- In regard to this past weekend’s Redfern stressed the hpor- by CAROLINE SCHAE~R A permanent committee on in- communications corporation. board meeting, Redfern said that tance of a well-rounded education Daily Editorial Board vestor policy “would ensure that Redfern began her presents- she was unsure of the exact agenda and a strong desire to learn new Calling for the Board of Trust- the university invests its funds in a tion by asking the students in at- Of the meeting Or Of all the facts things. “Hopefully all [Tufts stu- ees to change existing investment truly responsible manner with ac- tendancewhich issues they wanted behind the major issues, but added dents] will graduate with a deep policies, student leaders of ECO countability to the campus com- her to discuss. subjects of interest that she expected it to be aproduc- love of learning. YOUmust be a (Environmental Consciousness munity,” according to a statement and concern among the students tive meeting. ‘‘We Want to make constant karner in order to suc- Outreach)spoke to trustees Satur- drafted by members of ECO. included the role of a trustee, ex- day morning at the board’s annual ‘We want them to establish November meeting, according to guidelines about their investment pectations for Saturday’sBoard of Trustees meeting, the outcome of ECO cochairs Gina Coplan and policies. We’recallingfor the trust- the Trustee’s fall retreat, and how Andrew Epstein. ees to consider the moral, envi- her Tufts education prepared her Coplan and Epstein were per- ronmental and other values of the University before making invest- for the business world. mitted five minutes to convey the Redfern first addressed the opinions of ECO at the meeting. ment decisions,”Epsteinsaid,con- function of the Board of Trustees According to Epstein, the two cerning his feeling on the estab- in the administration of the Uni- spoke alternately, discussing the lishment of such a committee. versity. “Our function is to set a trustee’s current investment policy He went on to say that the cre- general policy for the University. and pointing out, in their minds, ation of such a committee would We don’t involve ourselves in the the two main aspects that the policy replace the two committees uti- daily decisions of the administra- lacks: a permanent committee on lized in the existing pre-invest- tion,” Redfern said. investor responsibility, and mentpractice. Currently,when the She further noted that “the trust-- proactive investor responsibility. University president deems it nec- ees’ role is to create a balance, Their presentation,which occurred essary, he designates ad-hoc an between the views of all its con- atapproximately 10:45 a.m.,pref- committee to research the stituents. This includes the stu- aced the trustee’s discussion of investment’s ramifications of the dents, faculty, alumni, and the 10- “social policy of investment,” as see ECO page 11 ... cal community.’‘ Trustee Jane Redfern addressed student concerns last Friday. termed on the board’s agenda. Redfern added that the students Evelyn Murphy discusses role of Greek organizations

women in politics at symposium reevaluated bvw CFS by JESSICA RUZZ woman; a woman is not a man,”’ mittee on segregation and the by JESSICA R0SE”IlIAL document serves as a contract be- Daily Editorial Board Drachman said. founding of Jackson College for Daily Editorial Board tween the University and the fra- Dr. Evelyn Murphy, former Lieu- Drachman went on to describe women, less than 20 years after The status Of each fraternity ternities and sororities and defines tenant Governor and Secretary of the final opening of Tufts to women Tufts accepted its first female stu- and sorority at Tufts is annually the privileges and obligations of Environmental and Economic Af- in 1892, and the controversy it dents. Women ultimately reviewed by the ‘Omittee On Greek life in the Tufts community. fairs of Massachusetts, gave the Fraternities and Sororities (CFS) CFS gave the fraternity Alpha caused on campus. Both male stu- benefitted from the separation, to decide whether each of the chap- ~~~il~~pi a rating of excellent keynote address at Saturday’ssym- dents and faculty expressed their according to Drachman. posium ‘Womenat Tufts: TheFirst ters’ universityrecognition should achievement.CFS said that “they displeasure, and admissions suf- “The women majored in En- be continued. The reviews for the would like to congratulate the Hundred Years.” While sparsely fered as female enrollment in- glish and took over the literary past year, which extended brotherhood on a most successful attended by current Tufts students, creased. magazine. The men were still in thesymposium,which was cospon- June 1, 1992throughJune19l9939 year, especially in the areas of “Men were hesitant to go to charge of the Tufts weekly news- were completed last week, accord- bothers’ involvement on campus sored by the Association of Tufts Tufts,” she said. ‘They said that it paper. It covered mostly sports, ing to Associate Dean of Students and in philanthropy.” Alumnae and the Women’s Stud- was becoming a girls’ school.” class rivalries, and fraternities,” Bruce Reitman. He said that “this AEP~also achieved the highest ies Program, brought many Tufts The ratio of men to women at the she said. is the that each ~OUPgoes GPA of any fraternity on campus. alumnae back to the campus for a time was two to one. Still, she said, there were ques- status into the year with.” The CFS report also stated that the look at both the past and the fu- The increasing animosity to- tions and doubts about sexual in- ture. ward women on the Tufts campus see WOMEN page CFS ranked *e groups on the committee was “pleased to learn Professor Virginia Drachman following rating scale: excellent that’’thechapter now has an alumni :d to the formation of the com- achievement, good achievement, gave an introductory speech about see CFS page 8 the history of women in education insufficient achievement, proba- and at Tufts. According to tion of recognition status, suspen- Drachman,Boston University was sion of recognition status, and re- a catalyst for coeducation in the Inside vocation Of recognition status. Boston area; when the university Features .: ...... p. 2 The fraternity Theta Chi re- opened in 1873, it accepted both Read up on what Antioch College‘! ceived a rating Of adequate men and women. “The opening of new dating policies are, and see ifyot B.U. to women forced Tufts to achievement. CFS said that this cm match up major with pick-up line. confront the issue,” said fraternity improved in the areas of maintenance of their house and Drachman. A&E ...... p. 5 The audience laughed as she increased alumni relations in the Keaton wins big with his tear-jerkel quoted Tufts’president at the time. past year. My Life, and the Cure’s new album Pari: President Miner, she said, was However, CFS said that they is another winner. certain that women werenot physi- were “concerned to see that Theta Chi refused for the second year in caliy and emotionally strong Sports...... p. 7 a row to in a man- enough to withstand the pressures Colby beats Tufts in last weekend‘< of university life. “In his view, and photo by Jennifer Mccarrhy ner with the guidelines”regarding game, and the Patriots lose. Again. hi this is a quote, man is not a Evelyn Murphy was the keynote speaker at the women’s forum. Summerresidency as in where You read it first.

I I ‘I 1 /I, page two THE TUFTS DAILY Monday, November 8,1993 THETUFTS DAILY Letters to the Editor Elin M. Dugan Trustees’ reaction to for its exciting environmental courses, re- the Trustees would not have to deal with Editor-in-Chief search, and organizations,but insisted that divestment campaigns like ours. We rec- rally unsympathetic the money that funds our education, which ommended a permanent investmentrespon- Managing Editor: Caroline Schaefer To the Editor: stresses the importance of helping our- sibility committee. Associate Editors: Nadya Sbaiti, Marc Sheinkin selves, others, and the earth, is tainted by Yet despite our concerns, reasoning, and Editorial Page Editor: Stephen Arbuthnot At 8:OO Saturday morning members of ECO and other concerned students held a environmentally and socially destructive recommendations,most of the Trustees re- Production Managers: Michael B. Berg, rally outside of the Fletcher Building in investments such as Hydro-Quebec. If the ceived our presence coolly, as has been the Leah Schwartz, Ryan Otto order to attract the attention of those at- job of the Trustees is to sponsor and raise case all along, and without an apparent NEWS tending the Trustee meeting inside. We money for our education, then shouldn’t regard for the reasons why they work so Editor: David Meyers, Jessica Rosenthal held banners and chanted with our voices the means to obtain such money be consis- hard to make money for Tufts: for our Assistant Editor: John OKeefe full of passion and frustration. Our mes- tent withtheends to whichthemoney goes? education. We appreciate the money the Wire Editor: Ashley Burkart sage was clear as it has been all along: We insisted that the draft social invest- TNS~~~Sraise for our benefits, but while divest Tufts from Hydro-Quebec, and cre- ment policy as stands does not put any our campus climate emphasizes working VIEWPOINTS ate a social investment policy that is con- regulation on the kind of investment that together for a just world, we cannot stand Editor: Michael J.W. Stickings sistent with the environmental and human can be made; rather it allows for a possible for Tufts’ money-making practices that rights agendas set forth by university aca- response to “sustained student concerns” wholly ignore justice and compassion. . FEATURES (which are, by the way, very hard to convey Editors: Rachel Levine, Jessica Ruzz demics and practices. Assistant Editor: Sharon Jedel As co-chairs of ECO, Andrew Epstein to the extremely inaccessible Trustees) Gina Coplon LA’96 and I were allowed five minutes to address through a series of bureaucratic commit- Co-chair, ECO ARTS L ENTERTAINMENT the Trustees prior to their discussion of the tees. We feel that if the social investment Editors: Madhu Unnikrishnan, draft investmentpolicy. We applauded Tufts policy were proactive instead of reactive, Megan Brenn-White Assistant Editor: Matt Carson WEEKENDER Editors: John McGuire, Christopher Stripink Production Manager: Jamie Fink The Spring Course Listings which were SPORTS Editors: Doug Katz, John Tomase, scheduled to appear in this issue of The Daily Jeff Geller 1 PHOTOGRAPHY will be published tomorrow, November 9. Editors: ire^ Fayngold, Jennifer McCarthy Assistant Editors: Tara Kemohan, Matilde Pereda, Ami Recordati

PRODUCTION - compiled by Rachel Levine. Photos by Irena Fayngold. Layout Editors: Mark Lerman, Stephanie Vogel TUFTSPEAK Classifieds Editor: Beth McGregor Copy Editors: Elana Vatsky, On Wednesday, October 27th, Jumbo I1 was moved to a new home in front of Barnum Hall. Cheryl Horton, Yael Belkind The Class of ’58 donated the $75,3 15 elephant to embody the “spirit and traditions” of Tufts University. However, students have charged that the monies could have been put to a more Gizem Ozkulahci Executive Business Director practical use. Others see the elephant as a generous gift. Business Manager: Phil Ayoub How do you feel about “Jumbo 11,” the present from the Class of ’58 Advertising Manager: Dean Gendron Office Manager: Lyle Mays Subscriptions Manager: Monika Voellm in front of Barnum? Riceivables Manager: Melissa Tapply

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We reserve the right to Jumbo meant something [ 15 years ago], fuse to print any classifieds which contain obscenity, are of but today, symbols are hollow and hold 1 overtly sexual nam, or are used expressly to denigrate a little meaning. It’s just a state of society. erson or group. Monday, November 8,1993 THE TUFTS DAILY page three FEATURES Off the Hill Compiled by Rachel Levine focus of major upcoming event r by SHARON JEDEL phy and life,” Rabbi Jeremy Yitchak Breitowitz will take the Daily Editorial Board Cowan, the Director of the New floor. A law professor at the Uni- Tufts Hillel and the New En- England Institute of Jewish Stud- versity of Maryland, Rabbi gland institute of Jewish Studies ies and Tufts Hillel associate, said. Breitowitz is an authority on Jew- will attract college students “Students will have the opportu- ish ethics, bioethics, and the au- thorughout the Northeast for a co- nity to participate in a fascinating thor of a text on a family law. sponsored, unprecedented event and meaningful experience.” Students from several New beginning this Friday evening on The weekend begins with op- England colleges, including Bos- campus. tional services, late Friday after- ton University, Wellesley, Harvard, noon. Two out-of-state speakers Brown, MIT, and Dartmouth, plan Clearly the first of its kind at will then highlight the program in to arrive Friday and will be Tufts, this intercollegiate a series of discussions and work- accomodated by other students on Shabbaton will honor the weekly shops scheduled to address the campus. Jewish Sabbath with a uniquely powerful and complex questions: Ivy Lapides, Tufts sophomore coordinated program entitled, “How can a modern, intelligent and one of the Shabbaton coordi- “Pathways: Where did we come person believe in God?” and nators, anticipateschallengingand from? Who are we? Where are we “Hasn’t religion brought more thought-provoking discussion. going?’ Designed specifically for harm than good to the world?’ ‘We hope to attract members of Omega Psi Phi suspended for whips, chains a variety of Jewish backgrounds, A visiting scholar-in-residence the Tufts community who are curi- UNIVERSITY OF MARYLAND, College Park, Md. -- With such gross the scope of the two-day event is from Jerusalem whocurrently lec- ous about their Jewish identity as abuses of pledges as paddling, drinking water from the toilets, eating unlimited, offeringthe participants tures at the Ohr SamayachCollege well as interested students who vomit, and being whipped with belts, the Omega Psi Phi chapter of the a combined intellectual, spiritual, of Jewish Studies in Thornill, wish to experience something in- University of Maryland at College Park has been suspended by both the and social environment. Ontario, Canada, Rabbi triguingandsocia1,”Lapidessaid. University and the national chapter. “This is a landmark event at a Mordechai Becher will introduce An anonymous letter to the police led to an investigation of hazing crucial timein Jewish history when “Pathways” at the conclusion of a Students who are interested in the fraternity and found that several pledges were seriously injured as we are struggling to understand festive dinner in Curtis Hall. Fol- should call Tufts Hillel to register a result of violent hazing. For example, one pledge suffered a ruptured ourrelationship to Jewishphiloso- lowing his presentation, Rabbi at 627-3242. There is a fee. spleen, a collapsed lung and a blood clot. Another pledge fractured his ankle. A third pledge suffered cracked ribs and a ruptured eardrum. Six of the pledges who were seriously injured as aresult of the hazing are scheduled to appear in court on Nov. 16 for a pre-trial conference. The Omega Psi Phi Chapter was given afive-year suspension, one of the TOP Ten Tufts Pick-Up harshest the university has ever given to a fraternity. Blacks going to rock the vote in South Africa Lines by Major UNIVERSITY OF THE WESTERN CAPE, Bellville, South Africa -- In There’s hope even for engineers. order to encourage and educate the country’s at least 17 million unheard black voters to vote in the first national election which will be held next 10) “Hey baby, what’s your sign? I’ll tell you mine -- it’s penis-rising.’’ -Astronomy Major spring, the University of the Western Cape held a Rapping for Democ- racy concert. The concert featured Prophets for the City, a group that has 9) “What do you say we bum some fat?’ -Nutrition Major performed on university campuses in Cape Town, Durban, Johannesburg, and Soweto. 8) “Helen’s face only set a thousand ships sailing...” -CIaSsics Major The university sponsors voter-education programs to inform voters, mostly high-school and college students, of their rights. Also, by next 7) “If you’ve got the demand, I’ve got the supply!” -Economics Major March, the university expects to train more than 20,000 leaders of predominantly black organizationsfrom across the political spectrum in 6) “I’m an English major.” -Engineering Major one-day and two-day sessions that cover canvassing, electoral systems, fund raising, media relations, candidate training, and campaigning. 5)“How do you feel about the ‘Big Bang’?’ -Physics Major Campus group advocates: ask before you kiss 4) “Let’s put some of those interaction theories to work ...” -Sociology Major ANTIOCH COLLEGE, Ann Arbor, Mi. -- Permission before a kiss? Crazy, but true, last year Antioch College introduced a Sexual Offense 3) “Let me satisfy your Oedipal Complex.” -Psychology Major Policy that requires the “verbal consent of the other individual involved,” for sexual contact that is not “mutually and simultaneously 2) “Will you be my lab partner for our anatomy experiment” -Pre-Med initiated,” and that the consent be specific to each act. This “checklist of love,” as named by syndicated columnist Clarence Page, was created 1) “Are you divisible by two?’ -Math Major by the administration because of the demands of the “Womyn of -compiled by Sharon Jedel and Rachel Levint Antioch,” a campus group whose goals include the elimination of sexual harassment. I We were going to run a filler that said something inane like, “Write Features!! ” But, dear readers, we decided that if you haven’t gotten your lazy tushes down to Curtis by now, the second week in November, then ya’ll were never going to. BUT WAIT! There’s hope. Here’s what to do: 1. Get out your neat little anal day-at-a-glancebooks. 2. Get out the calendar for next semester. 3. Look up the first day of class in both. 4. In the huge empty page for that day, write in pen: WRTTW wnR TUW n~TT v nu PAT T m7,~non Monday, November age four THE TUFTS DAILY 8,1993

...... The Race Awareness Discussion Group and Film Series present

STUDY IN SPAIN 1994-1995

TUFTS IN MADRID Dr. Angel Berenguer Dr. Joan Berenguer Director and Assistant Director Tufts in Madrid Will hold am information meeting on campus on

Monday, November 8, 1993 At 1O:OO A.M. Coolidge Room Ballou Hall

ID, ' ' Prospective students and former"stud8nts cordially invited...... Monday, November 8th at 7:OO PA4 Interested in Going in Barnum 008 to London.3 free It's not too late to meet with Tufts-in-London Director Ms. Jackie Leverson - - .. p_-.-

I Call the Programs Abroad DISCOVER & EXPLORE Office at 627-3152 by THE INTERNET: A WORLD OF INFORMATION Wednesday, 11/ 10, and make VIA TULIPS an individual appointment

. ,,., %uem6er 7-14,1993 Mondav. November 8th Week Long Faculty nnd Staff Canned hodDrive ~~$kvkN~&m$~essar' a 12thItinch, award winning University Departments, sponsored by AOn *Tufts Sex Talk community service program creator recobmized 9:30 PM Mekalf lounge by President Clinton, to spcalc about careers in volunteerinrr.- ' Tuesdav. Novembe r 9th MncPhie Cooterence Room 6.7:30 PM. Presented by *Faculty \l'aits on You Dinner and Auction TuhProgramming Board nnd Lccture Series. 5 PM Moct'hie lfnll, cost 1 meal and n $5 ticket. 1\11 *Canned Food Drive proceeds to benefit the Somemlle IIomeless Conlition. Please 10:30 AM - 5 PM, Cnmpus Center. Sponsored by Tri- Magazine and Journal Table of Contents purchnse tickets in ndvnnce at the Cnmpus Center. Sponsored by &mica Organization. LCS nnd AEII. Library Catalogs (Boston, U.S. and Foreign) Saturdav. N ovcmber 1,211l Electronic Text: Historic Documents Wedncsdav. 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All procecds to benefit the lndion Enrtliquoke Relief Fund. *Tufk Sex Talk Sponsored by The Spirit of Color Perfomling ArtsTroupe with PM. Hill Hnll Lnunge llispnnic Ainoricnn Society. lnternntiaonl Club, nnd Tufts 9:30 Associntion of South Asinns. Sdam ue 20 minutes with an optional 40 minute handw~don for those iDtaate rhursdov. Nnvembcr 11th *Sandwich Mag Sundav November 141h COIIIPUSCenter Id AM - 2 PM lo benefit the Albany *SecondAnnual Great Walk Down Broadway SLrcet Shelter. Somerville. Sponsored by mT. . lo benefit the Conmiittee for n Response tn NDS. Meet ut 1 P *Sinpa-Jon~-sin6r.iI-tllon C;iinpus Cenbr. Sponsor sheets avnilable ot Ute USo(lice a~rdInfo Uooth nt Cnmpus Cenler. Sponsored by LCS. to benefit n battered women's shelter. 7 PM., .--..lorst-inn 10 be announced. See odvertisenlents in The.Sponsored by IllllPl Arts & Sciences Library Mark Learning Resource Center, Wessell Librar &US. FUN, FUN, FUN. And you can Ph& +& Register at the Reference Desk or call 627-3460. do it, too. Fer tlzg leG, bG e@& ~i$19.9$, 6s well 6s 6 kid WGTd to the Editor-in-Chief and her reca\citrant board of editors. Please Post or Share with a Friend or Colleague. (Plezse?) Monday, November 8,1993 THE TUFTS DAILY page five Kaige’s latest film is ‘Paris’ completes the Cure series Second half of live recording is depressing and brilliant thoroughly engaging by TOBY HOBER the lyrics, and share the lost love serves as the perfect interlude from away from him. by MICHAEL J.W. STICKINGS Senior Staff Writer and despair of Robert Smith. “Apart” to “Lovesong.” Daily Editorial Board China’s tragedy, however, is No one can glamorize depres- Asthefirsttrackends,thecheer- At this point, the album has If nothing else, Chen Kaige’s their tragedy.As Xiaolou and Dieyi sion like the Cure. This fall, the ing of the audience is heard. At now brought us to Smith’s pledg- Farewell My Concubine is an ex- grow to become inseparable be- Cure did something that it had not this point on the album, the crowd ing his eternal devotion to his loved ings in old China, so they are tom traordinarily beautiful film. Set i applauding is like a mob rooting one. While the music sustains the i apart by the upheavals in the new. for someone to take the jump into same feeling, the words portray a Life mimics art, perhaps, but so Album the darkness. They are taunting slightly different one. Film too is art destroyed by the politics Review the Cure, daring the band to see Love gained is, of course, fol- of oppression. & Review I how far into this black world the lowed by love lost. This is appar- I I Dieyi’s transformation is par- previously done in this country; it audience can be taken. “One Hun- ent in “Catch,” which is the pleas- over the course of 50 plus years, it ticularly tragic, for he is forced to released a live album. The Cure dred Years” is the Cure’s answer. antly reminiscent of the love once proceeds through the vast pan- renounce his very sexuality to be- did this in the form of a double Thus, the Cure use an underly- enjoyed earlier on in the album. orama of the Chinese social and come the concubine to Xiaolou’s album, released in two halves. ing pendulum of notes to hypno- This is followed by “A Letter To political landscape, and brings its emperor. He becomes alive on The first half, entitled Show, tize the audience. “One Hundred Elise.” Here, they use chimes to characters into contact with the stage, and he remains his charac- was released about a month ago. Years”is followed with“AtNight,” continue the memory sequence, to momentous revolutions that have ter in his personal life. In his role, Show contained the well-known as if to answer the questions of convey the emotion that Smith shaken the foundations of that he finds meaning. But stripped of songs from the Cure’s last tour. how long the misery will last and must have felt when he wrote a country. What Kaige ultimately it he becomes the helpless child, This week saw the release of the when it will be felt. “At Night” letter to his lover. creates is an epic that succeeds on taken over by personal decay, the latter half, Paris. Paris is the more contains a feeling of uncertainty, Smith then tries to masquerade both historical and personal lev- slave to his own weaknesses. obscure sibling of Show, and it is and the listener is not sure where these now painful memories in els, and despite some flaws in the China’s story is their story.They an esoteric anthology of Cure the music will take him or her. “Dressing Up.” “Dressing Up” is second half of the film, the result is become a metaphor for theiI songs. Paris is not about being in This uncertainty is somewhat a prelude to the highlights of this a work that is far more important country’s political and social situ- love, it is not about boys crying resolved in “Play for Today.” “Play live album, “Charlotte Sometimes” than theFarEast’s twomostrecent ation. As their enclosed world oi and it is nothing like heaven. Paris for Today” begins the journey. It and “Close to Me.” This rendition memorable exports -- Zhang the opera is ripped open by the is, in October, pure macabre uses the train-like theme also found of “Charlotte Sometimes” is per- Yimou’s Ju Dou and Raise the forces of“change,”they are pushed Baudelairian imagery. in “Jumping Someone Else’s fect. Even thoughit is played faster Red Lantern. into a world of condemnation, oi Paris starts in the quintessen- Train” and the instrumental “An- than the album track, it still exudes It is difficult to find a country sacrifice, of blame, of betrayal foi tial Robert Smith state: depres- other Journey by Train.” that dreamy quality that this piece so fundamentally transformed in the sake of self-preservation. sion. Taken from Pornographyare Instrumentals by thecure are rare, is known for. This is the first time the span of only a few decades as Placed in a world of mob justice ”The Figurehead” and “One Hun- but in this song, the music is so that a new version of “Charlotte China was in the middle of this and unflinching orthodoxy, it is dred Years,” two testaments to the powerful that lyrics seem need- Sometimes”has been released, and century. Visions of late imperial denounce or be denounced. There spirit of the younger Cure, replete less. on this album, it surpassesthe origi- China have been brought to the is no median ground, only politi- with dark imagery, spiders, and “Play for Today” continues nal studio recording. West only on those rare occasions cal absolutes. Art and the artist are bloody war. In typical Cure fash- building until the end of the song, we are permitted to enter that for- ’ left to hang, or to perish with theii ion, the song morbidly says, “It when it brings the listener up to a The album is finally resolved bidden world. Often, film is the costumes in the mob’s fire. doesn’t matter if we all die. Ambi- new level of anticipation. Here on the upbeat “Close to Me.” only available medium: Farewell My Concubine is z tion in the back of a black car. In a they lock you into “Apart.” “Apart” “Close to Me” leaves the listener Bertolucci’s The Last Emperor, passionate as it is beautiful. Per. high building there is so much to bends with an acoustic sound as it with the nice comfortable feeling for instance. or the works of Yiiou. haps in the second half, Kaigc do. Going home time. A story on draws you back to the lyrics, which that we have come to expect from loses direction and focuses on toc the radio.” have moved from desperation on American movies. This is an ex- Farewell My Concubine tran- much. However, he should be ex- “The Figurehead” opens the to lost love. cellent rendition of “Close to Me,” scends even these, for it becomes cused even that excess, for the album in the same way that the “In Your House” lets the lis- and it is better than the version a work of history, juxtaposing the material with which he had to work Cure begin a concert. Once they tener choose whichpath-. world of the warlords and Chang is excess itself. He tries, it seems, start playing, you, the listener, are would like to follow. The lyrics With its Baudelairian themes, Kai-Shek‘s Nationalist rule with to give too large a view of China, reminded why you are there. You are speaking again, and the music the Cure’s Paris is an unparalleled the sudden brutality and terror of to present the fates of too many start to feel the sorrow in the mu- continues propelling the listener success. Indeed, this fall’s release Mao’s accession to power and the characters.At times, the historical sic, hear the Dainexpressedthrough into a trance. “In Your House” is nothing short of perfect. Cultural Revolution. Behind the overshadowsthe personal. The two violence and the political turmoil, actors remain elusive -- their however, Kaige gives us two very drives, their motivations, their “Iv Life’ a tragic, creative work human characters, struggling at painsremainjustbeyond ourgrasp, J first to enter the world of the if only because the second half by LIZA COHEN point, his wife Gail complains he before he tackled heavier roles in Beijing opera, then simply to sur- covers so much of China’s mo- Senior Staff Writer would rather open up to the Paczjic Heights and Batman. He vive the Draconianjustice of Com- mentous transformations. The movie My Life is not as camcorder than her asshedeclared, also reveals his talent for dramatic munist rule. Yet, one cannot help but see the simple and neat as its two-word “I feel like I already lost YOU.” acting. As Bob Jones’ health de- Indeed, the film is as much pain hidden behind Dieyi’s make- title. It takes its audience on an Bob is also harboring a lot of clines, Keaton really looks like a about art as it is about history. It up, or the torment behind Xiaulou’s fears which he cannot overcome. dying invalid. posits art -- in this case, opera -- masculine and stoic exterior. We When Bob’s cancer spreads, he is Review within politics: art first as an end see fear within them. We can feel FItold flat out he has only three or While Keaton shines, his fe- in itself, then as a means by which it, because Kaige is relentless in four months to live. It is at this male co-star barely glows. Nicole I I to serve politics, then as some- presenting their sacrifices before point in the film that Bob under- Kidman may best be known for thing that must be suppressed. We the altar of Maoist Communism. emotional ride of laughter, sym- goes a change. He refuses to ac- being Mrs. Tom Cruise, and in this see the viability of art become the And as the prostitute Juxian (Gong pathy, and sorrow. While it may cept his fate and begins to take movie her character is basically plaything of the regime, and the Li) marries Xiaulou, the tacit love appear to be a basic story of one active steps to improve his life; he Mrs. Bob Jones. Her lackluster depictions of political terror are as affair between the actors on and man dying, it manages to reach an goes to a Chinese healer, tries to performance may not be entirely powerful as any that have ever off stage becomes an emotionally even higher dramatic level through make amends with his estranged her fault; she was not given a very appeared on screen. dangerous triangle of further be- the strength of Michael Keaton’s family, and confronts some of his meaty role to work with. Yet, the sympathy evoked by trayal. acting and creative cinematogra- the continual struggles of the two Disoriented at times and often phy. “Just as the audience is drawn in by a touching great actors is equally strong, and mysterious, Farewell My Concu- My Life centers around Bob scene, they are forced to laugh through their Kaige maintains a level of per- bine is nonetheless completely Jones (Michael Keaton), who has terminal cancer. Jones is a suc- tears.” sonal ordeal that is quieter, though engaging. It emerges as historical no less influential,than the grander document and personal tragedy. cessful Los Angeles businessman deepest fears. The movie is not without its tumult. We see Duan Xiaolou Behind the cruel and inhuman who appears to have it all. His This film is from thecreators of flaws. There are some unexplained (Zhang Fengyi) and Cheng Dieyi politics, we hear the quiet screams beautiful wife (Nicole Kidman) is Ghost-and there are definite simi- holes in the story,particularly con- (Leslie Cheung) as young boys of two men who have outlived expecting their first child, a fact larities between the two movies. cerning the reasons for Bob’s es- whipped and chained by their their time. We hear their suffering that sets the stage for the main Both deal with the tragedy of a trangement from his family. There teaching master. We see them and their impossible dreams of cinematic device of the film. Jones man dying young, and both use is also something disturbing about emerge as public icons and as fig- transcending the political for the decides to make a very detailed humor to lighten up a sad story. a baby watching a video of his ures who all too closely resemble artistic. What we find is immola- video of his life, so his child will Just as the audience is drawn in by deceased father --kind of a strange the characters they play on stage. tion, art’s sacrifice and the artist’s have a memory of him after he a touching scene, they are forced concept. The movie does not re- In this, we see the dedication of degradation at the hands of the dies. He interviews friends and to laugh through their tears. Some ally take any risks, but rather just the artist who lives for his art, who bloody ideologue. It is exactly in co-workers, but mostly just talks of Bob’s video advice to his baby plays it safe by tugging on the thinks of nothing but that art, and the power of that message that the directly to the camcorder himself. is extremely funny,as well as some proverbial heartstrings of its audi- This extensive use of breaking the hysterical scenes with the baby ence. It works. “fourth wall” is a success; it makes himself. the story more endearing and per- Most of the humor in the movie My Life is by no means aclassic I If you don’t recycle this 1 sonal. comes directly from Keaton. Just film, but it is asuccess. It is notjust As the story unfolds, more is as Whoopi Goldberg was the a story about dying, but instead it newspaper, we’re telling revealed about Bob Jones’ char- comic relief in Ghost, Keaton focuses on living and overcoming acter. He is flippant about his im- excells as this charming and clever one’s fears and obstacles. It com- on you. And then you’ll pending death and makes light of character. His physical humor, bines a good performance, inven- the whole topic. He also has a lot endearing goofiness, and quick wit tive camera work and humor to tell of pent up anger and trouble ex- is reminiscent of his earlier mov- the story of one man’s fight for be in real trouble. pressing his true emotions. At one ies like Night Shzjl and MKMom, life. page six THE TUFTS DAILY Monday, November 8,1993 Effective November 1,1993 U the following parking regulation Dinner 8 Auction to benefit Somewille Homeless Coaliiion changes will be in effect: Commuting students who have a valid Tufts decal may park in Anderson lot after 5:OO PM. All commuter vehicles must be removed from Anderson prior to 7:OO AM. This change will be in GIFT CERTIFICATES effect daily. PIZZA PARTY Students with valid green Resident or Resident Cousens decals will TAPES beallowed to park in the staff spaces in Carmichael and Fletcher lots from 5:OO PM Fridayto 5:OO PMSunday. On holidayweekends, this parking privilege will be extended to 5:OO PM Monday. CELTICS TICKETS Please call the Traffic Office at DINNER WITH THE GliTLEMAN'S BRUINS ~CKETS 627-3692 if you have any questions regarding these changes. DINNER WITH THE DIBIAGGIO'S CD'S

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SPORTS I_ Patriots lose another game, to Bills, 13-10 FOXBORO, Mass. (AP) __ 10 Yards UP to that point, beat ’ New England just can’t win the Reyna Thompson down the right close ones. sideline to set up Christie’s kick. The ~uffaloBills Overcame a Drew Bledsoe, replacing in- 10-0fourth-quarterdeficitandtwo jured quarterback Scott SeCUleS fumbles to beat the patri- late in the first half, led the Patriots ots 13-10 Sunday on Steve to losecond-halfpoints, breaking Christie’s 32-yard field goal 9:22 a lo-quarter touchdown drought. into overtime. Bledsoe entered the game with Buffalo (7-1) won its fifth 2:17 left in the first half after straightgame, whileNew England Secules suffered a separated left (1-8) suffered its fifth loss by three when he was tackled by points or less and fourth straight Cornelius Bennett on a 3-yard defeat overall. scramble. Jim Kelly started the game-win- Bledsoe hadn’t played since ’ ning drive with a 46-yard comple- injuring his knee Oct. 10 at Phoe- tion to Andre Reed to the New nix. Coach Bill Parcells said he England 19-yard line. Thurman was healthy enough to play Oct. Thomas then ran twice for 5 yards, 31 in Indianapolis but hadn’t _- and Christiemadethe winning kick played well enough in practice. on third down. The Patriots were 0-3 under Secules, who completed 2-of-7 Christie also made a 27-yarder Photo by lrena Fayngold with 14 seconds left in the fourth passes for 16 yards before leav- Once again, the Jumbo defense played well, limiting Colby to 14 points. But the offense and spead quarter to force the extra period. ing. Bledsoe was 8-for-16 for 96 teams didn’t hold up their end of the bargain, as Tufts fell, 23-13. The Patriots lost their other yards. Kelly was 29-for-46 for 317 overtime16 to Detroit. game It wasof the Buffalo’s season, first 19- yards, and momas gained 111 Mules decide to return the favor overtime of the year. yards on 30 carries. After a scoreless first half, the Cowboys 31, Giants 9 Colby College defeats the Jumbos 23- 13 in revenge match Patriots took a 10-0 lead on IRVING, Texas (AP) -- Troy Leonard Russell’s 2-yard run in Aikman got the Dallas Cowboys by JOHN TOMASE Mike Daly (8 receptions, 87 yards, bad as things have been in terms of

the third quarter and Scott Sisson’s back into first place the hard way. ~ Daily Editorial Board 2 touchdowns) with a six yard wins and losses, Ford isn’t ready 27-yard field goal with 13~33left Aikman Put on an impressive Talk about turnabout being fair scoringpass to capaten-play drive to abandon his team. in the fourth. display of marksmanship Sunday play. and pull the Jumbos (1-6) within “Here’s whatI’msaying,”Ford Then Kelly led the ill^ on an that included 10 consecutive Last season, Tufts defeated one point at 14-13. said. “Football’sagreatgame. No, completions and two touchdown But Tufts, in the words of Ford, football’s the greatest game. And touchdown80-yard marchpass capped to Pete byMetzelaars a 9-yard passes to Alvin Harper before leav- “didn’t protect the PAT” and se- how many people at all of Tufts with 7:48 left in the period. ing with a slight hamstring strain nior White Mule Rich playfootball?Justtheguysonthis On their next possession, the in a 31-9 victory over the New Wagenkneckt burst through the line team. Bills moved from their 45 to a first York Giants. to block it. As if that weren’t bad ‘We’ve got to make our own down at the patriots 27. But no- The defending super Bowl Colby at Zhman Field. on the enough, sophomore defensive breaks. It’s discouraging to lose mas fumbled and Andre Tippett champions earned their sixth con- strength of some superb second- back Brian Kennealy scooped up this way. Very discouraging.But I recovered at the 29 with 4: 17 re- secutive victory after starting the ary play. The Jumbos’ boisterous theballononebounceandsprinted wouldn’t trade this team fur any------maining in regulation. o-2 without Smith. Todd Romboli picked off then the length of the field to the end other team. I’m not trading with The Bills got the ball back with The Giants dropped to 5-3 and fell sophomore quarterback Matt zone for a two point conversion. Wesleyan. I’m not trading with 1:04 to go at their own 13. It took a game behind the Cowboys in the Mannering four times in Tufts’ Instead of a tied game, the Jumbos Bowdoin. I’m not trading with Kelly just 50 seconds to move 78 NFC East. 23-13 victory. trailed 16-13. Amherst. And I’m definitely not yards, setting up Christie’s field Aikman went down while be- Saturday at Colby (5-2), the “You hate to pin the game on going to trade personalities.I love - goal that sent the game into over- ing chased by defensiveend Keith White Mule defense returned the two plays,” started Ford, “but go- the players here. There are lots of time. Hamiltonwith9:30leftinthethird favor, intercepting sophomore ing into the half we should have heroes on this team, and it’s not New England gave the ball up Period and Dallas leading 17-6. Greg Peters three times, the first been up 14-7, not trailing 14-7. showing up on the stat sheet.” on downs at the Buffalo 48 on the Aikman’s left shoe stuck to the of which Colby defensive back Then we come back gutsy in the So the Jumbos must gird up opening drive of overtime when az$geyrfandhecollaPsedwith John Jabber returned 95 yards for second half, like we have all sea- their loins one last time this season Russell WaS held to no gain on D~.Robert Vandermeer, team atouchdown. son and punch it in. And to not and spend the next week prepar- consecutive runs with 1 yard to go physician, diagnosed the problem “we throw a hitch route at the Convert the point after just killed ing for to do battle with the for a first down. left hamstring. It five, and the ball gets batted around us.” Middlebury Panthers. After all, as a ~uffalomoved to the patriots will be reevaluated tomorrow. we like it’s a volleyball match,” said a From there, Colby slowly that’s the nature of football. 36. Kelly then hit Metzelaars for hope it,s not too bad. treat- disgusted Duane Ford after the pulled away, adding a 33-yard “Football isn’t like baseball,” game. “It’s the same old story. The touchdownjaunt by Curry (15 car- said Ford. “It’s a unique game. an 11-yard gain, but Metzelaars I ing it with ice:’ ries, 112 yards) to salt the game Every week, there’s the natural fumbled and Corwin Brown re- Aikman to the side- outcome of the game boils down covered for New England. J~~~ to two plays, and the plays don’t away, 23-13. process of getting rid of one week lines in street clothes as go our way.” Ford was reticent after the and moving on to the next.” The Patriots couldn’t get a first qumrbacked the team. down and Buffalo started at its The other play Ford spoke of game, as once again he felt his Jumbos put up the superior effort, For this process has been own 35 after a punt. That’s when see -L page 8 occurred midway through the third Tufts, Reed, who hadjusttwocatchesfor quarter. Peters had just hit junior only to fall short at the end. But as all too excruciating. Charlotte looks to be the class of a retooled Central by JOHN TOMASE PlayerpersonneldirectorDave only instant offense (14.4 ppg in ing style of play -- when coupled squad, and an embarrassing Per- Daily Editorial Board Twardzik should be awarded the only 23 minutes per game) from with the erratic coaching of formance against the Bulls. Michael this, Michael ExecutiveoftheYearAwardright the bench, but he’s the veteran Bristow -- will be able to carry Fratello hopes to have the team that. He’s not the only player who now -- today -- for the deal he leader type this team sorely needs. them far in the playoffs. But the contend. will be missing from the NBA pulled off for Kendall Gill. Gill, Hawkins and Johnson are money hereisthatitwillbeenough Withanall-starnucleusofMark Central this year. After all, former Charlotte’s disgruntled and tal- merely role players on this team, to lead them to their first division Price, Brad Daugherty and the Indiana Pacer first round pick ented former off guard, was although, because the Hornets start title in 1993. ageless Larry Nance, the Cavs had George McCloud has flown off to most guaranteed to walk at the end and end with the immensely tal- 2. Cleveland Cavaliers better contend. Price may actually Italy. And ex-Cavalier Michael of his contract. so from this weak ented duo of LqJohnson and With the retirement of Cav Killer accede a bit to third-year man Sanders was released. So the Bulls bargaining position, Twardzik Mourning. The 84 Million Dollar Michael Jordan, many pundits Terrell Brandon, who’s qUiCklY aren’t the only team with aright to slickly turned Gill into Hersey Man, Johnson is a monster under- have already handed Cleveland . blossoming into a bona fide mA cry this season. Really. Hawkins and Eddie Johnson. neath and a terror for power for- the Central Division title. First- player in his own right. Either way, Anyway, the picks ... Defensively, the loss of Gill wards off thedribble. AndMoum- year coach Mike Fratello, back thetwo(onceBrandonreturnsfr0m 1. Charlotte Hornets will be felt the hardest. Without ing (21 points, 10.3 rebounds per behind the bench after four years a bout with mononucleosis) form AS the Minnesota Gi11,theHornetshaveperhapsone gamdsimply burst ontotheleague behind the mike with NBC, wants one of the best point guard tan- Timberwolves continue to Ian- legitimateNBAdefender(Alonz0 as the most polished rookie of the to hear none ofthe talk. “The loss dems in the league. - guish at the bottom of the Midwest Mourning) in their starting lineup. class of 1992 (that includes you, of one player does not guarantee Look for the 6’ 11” John “Hot Division, Charlotte has provided But these aren’t the Detroit pis- Shaquille O’Neal). us anything,” said Fratello. ‘We Rod” Williams, sixth man su- a perfect blueprint-for all future tons of the late 80s. Expect the Muggy Bogues continues to havetoconcentrateon winning,or preme, to possibly start at small expansion teams. Shrewddrafting Hornets, under coach Allan ,excel at pushing the ball up the somebody else will knock us off.” forward this season. With (J.R. Reid was an aberration), Bristow’sDougMoe-stylemotion floor and distributing to his team- The intense Fratello should be Daugherty (7’0”) and Nance smart dealing, and patience have offense, to score lots and lots of mates, but hemustproveanability a welcome change after the laid (Cll”),the three form one of the -..- almost instantly turned the Hor- points, and give up just alittle less. to knock down the medium range back Lenny Wilkens resigned. In biggest front lines in the MA. nets from pretender to contender. In Hawkins, the Hornets gain jump shots every team will cer- last season’s playoffs, the Cava- Cleveland also added the highly Getting meddlesome owner an even better pure scorer at the tainly give him. lier franchise hit its all-time low underrated Tyrone Hill to bring George Shinn out of the manage- two spot than the temperamental It remains to be seen whether with acompletely lacklustereffort ment picture didn’t hurt, either. Gill. And Johnson provides not or not Charlotte’s running, pass- against a devastated New Jersey see page page eight THE TUFTS DAILY Monday, November.8,1993 ”

CFS gives sororities high~ ratings v CFS outstanding rush, and scholarship strengthen the organization in the continued from page 1 program. The report said that areas of programming and alum- advis0r“andwas “impressed” that Sigma Nu “is growing in a posi- nae relations.” AEPi “maintained a strong mem- tive direction.” However, the re- Alpha Phi also received a rat- bership and a solid organization.” port said that CFS was concerned ing of excellent achievement, and The report also said that “the about the fraternity’s residency CFS said the chapter had an “ex- chapter’s obvious commitment to I violation in the summer of 1992. ceptionally successful year.” The excellence” improved the SigmaPhiEpsilonalso received report stated that the sorority has fraternity’s ranking from that of arating of good achievement from “demonstrated outstanding com- past years. the committee. CFS said “they mitment to excellence especially The fraternity Zeta Psi was would like to congratulate [the in the areas of programming and placed on warning status for insuf- chapter] on maintaining a strong campus activity.” ficient achievement. CFS said that fraternity,” on the fraternity’s ac- The sorority Alpha Omicron Pi its major concern was the complishments, and on their com- received a rating of excellent fraternity’s “tardiness and the pliance with the Relationship achievement from the committee amount of time spent tracking Statement and IGC guidelines. for the second year in a row. The down any responsefrom” the chap- However, CFS said they were report said that “the Sisters’ Corn- Monday, November 8 ter. CFS also said that the frater- “concerned to see that Sigma Phi mitment to excellence is obvious, 4 00-5 :30 nity frequently does not comply Epsilon was in violation of the especiallyin the areas of program- * with the Relationship Statement summer residency policy.” ming, leadership, and scholar- and attracted a low number of Theta Delta Chi received a rat- ship.” Additionally, the chapter members this past year. CFS ing of adequate achievement.The received many awards this sum- warned the fraternity to “pay close report stated that CFS was “pleased mer from their national organiza- -=e-- attention to this warning status.’’ to see” that the fraternity “found tion. In the case of Delta Tau Delta, no problems in attracting a large East Hall Lounge ’ CFS decided to continue the membership the first year back on Phi Sigma Sigma received a chapter’s probationary status and campus.” ranking of good achievementfrom hfrcshrncnrs tyiil served. bc to review the chapter again in mid- However, CFS said that they the committee, which said they December. Reitman said that this “were especially concerned with “had a fairly successfulyear.” The status is a warning to the fraternity the brotherhood’s seeming lack of report said that the organization Cosponsered by: to “watch out, or they could be attentiontotheRelationshipState- had a strong foundation and the Lesbian Gay & Bbexual Resource Center, suspended.” the Asian American Center, ment in the area of social policy achieved their goals for the year. the African American Center, and The report stated that it would violations.NeitherThetaDe1taChi However, CFS said that the the International Center continue the fraternity’sprobation- nor the Greek system as a whole chapter’s “major challenge” is to ary status “due to several social can afford such blatant violations.” increase its membership. policy violations.” CFS said that it CFS saidthatthefraternity “should Delta Upsilon did not receive a “strongly urges Delta Tau Delta to take this evaluation rating as a ranking because their recognition take this probation seriously.Even wake-up call to work toward a was suspended last semester until one violation may jeopardize the stronger organization.” September of 1994. recognition status” of the frater- Alpha Tau Omega’s proba- Additionally, Psi Upsilon did nity. tionary status is being continued not receive aranking because their The report gave Zeta Beta Tau by CFS and will be reevaluated in charter was revoked by their na- a rating of excellent achievement, mid-December. The report said tional organization. “congratulating the brothers on an that the fraternity has made “posi- impressive year.” CFS said that tive efforts toward compliance” According to Reitman, CFS is ZBT maintained “a strong organi- with the Relationship Statement not a disciplinary committee. zation, especially in the areas of and has worked to improve rela- These rankings relate to the an- -- programming, rush, scholarship, tionships “both within and outside nual contract renewals with each and financial management. Addi- of the Greek community.” How- organization by CFS. Reitman said tionally, the Tufts chapter of ZBT ever, probationary status is being that the chapters are evaluated is one of the top rushing chapters continued due to several social based on their accomplishments, of the organization nationally.” Do you like folkdancing? policy violations. rush programs, disciplinary ac- -. The fraternity Sigma Nu re- Need a study break or some exercise? The sorority Chi Omega re- tions, philanthropy activities, re- Looking to meet new people and have a lot of fun? ceived a rating of good achieve- ceived a rating of excellent lationship with their national or- ment. CFS said that it commends achievement. CFS said that the ganizations, and academic perfor- Then join Tufts Friends of Israel for the chapter on its LEAD program, sisters “have worked hard to mance.

1 .Patriots beaten once again NFL Smith rushed 24 times for 117 The Dallas defense produced continued from page 7 yards and left with the game well five sack and dominated the Gi- ISRAELI Smith scored on runs of 1 and 2 in hand late in the fourth period. ants offense after a shaky start. yards in the fourth period to end fikman hit 11 Of 12 Passes for two 51-yard hives that put the 161 yards. He took advantage of The Giants bungled two DANCING game away. nesecond touch- singlecoverageonHarper to throw chances for touchdowns and had down was set up by a surprise 46- 28- and 5O-p-dtouchdown passes to settle for field goals of 2 1 and yard Harper-to:Gin pass. in the first half, which ended with 45 yards by David Treadwell in Dallas ahead 17-6. the first half. Mondays from 7:45-8:45 pm A 12-yard Aikman-to-Irvin in the Curtis Hall Lounge Pass also set UP Eddie Mumay’s Treadwell added a 29-yarder 34-yard field goal that opened the in the fourth perid.

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TUFTS DAILY Monday, November 8,1993 THE page nine - Bulls are not alone NBA ent than their previous records in- started to rebuild in Detroit. continued from page 7 dicate. The shame of the situation Chaney, a former Coach of the some toughness and rebounding is that Mookie Blaylock (an abso- Year with the Rockets, is the per- to their front line. In Hill, the Cavs lute steal, pardon the pun, for local fect man for the job. It’s just going finally have a legitimate back-up boy Rumeal Robinson) could be to take some time. New Li center to spell Daugherty and the best defensive point guard in 6. Milwaukee Bucks Nance. the league. And off guard Stacey Never underestimatethe power 1993 mightjustbetheyearthat Augmon must be a good defender, of agood coach. And in the person Danny Ferry proves once and for because he certainly can’t shoot. of Mike Dunleavy, the Bucks have in- all that trading Ron Harper for him Atlanta did improvethemselves one of the better coaches in the wasn’t an horrendous deal. OK, it with the addition of spot shooting NBA. Unfortunately, Dunleavy’s - was. Anyway, Ferry will be Craig Ehlo. Ehlo can hit the pe- players don’t quite measure up to counted on to provide quality min- rimeter shots when they’re there, his standards. utes off the bench, along with but he may have a hard time get- What the Bucks do have is F ree.d o m rookie Chris Mills out of Arizona, ting the ball from the worst pass- youth, and lots of it. Point guards who could surprise some with his ing team in the conference. Eric Murdoch and Lee Mayberry athleticism at the small forward As has been the case for the last should solidify the position for position. 35 years, Dominique Wilkins is years to come. Murdoch has al- A criticism of the Cavaliers the focal point of the Atlanta of- ways been known for his superb under Wilkens was that they were fense... and for good reason. Two defense and passing ability, but too soft to overtake the Bulls and years removed from a devastating last season the Providence Col- Jordan. Well now Jordan is gone, heel injury, Wilkins returned to ’ lege graduate showed an ability to and the Cavs’ half court offense is average29.9points agame. Kevin put the ball in the hole (14.4 ppg) - perfect for the slow down style of Willis (17.9 ppg, 12.9 rpg) is the as well. “Eric has the ability to put the playoffs. Butthis team, ascon- necessary banger to tip in what- up big points,” said Dunleavy. The fortunes of Milwaukee . a discussion with 2 Israeli stituted, is still not tough enough ever Wilkins and the rest of his to win the East. The boys of New gunning mates miss. But John should lie on the slender shoul- cilizens originally from Ethiopia York are in their way, and Cleve- Koncak is, has been, and always ders, and unstable psyche, of Todd and the former Souiet Union land is still too soft to knockoff the will be a bum. Day. Everyone in the state of Wis- big guys. First round pick Douglas consin, including Dunleavy, ex- 3. Chicago Bulls Edwards will provide some pects 1993 to be a bust out year for Wednesday, November 1 H Let’s get one thing straight: if muscle, but anyone who thinks Day. The talented off guard Michael Jordan had never played he’s 6’9“ is standingin athree inch had a huge summer session in New @ 8:68 p.m. in Barnum 888. for the Bulls, this team would be hole. York, and is being counted on to the favorite to win the Central. But And when the season gets un- push 20 points a game. “The big * food will be served Gt Beverly Hills 9821 8 CI as head coach Phil Jackson so derway, Atlanta will probably find question with Todd is how quick Melrose Place will be taped!!** accuratelypointed out, history isn’t themselves in an even bigger hole he can gain that confidence as a on the Bulls’ side. ‘When Russell as they try to scale the pit of medi- player,” Dunleavy said. and Chamberlain or Bird and ocrity they’re staring out of. Ken Norman, signed from the *$panstired ay united Jewisn Rppeal, Tufts Frienos of israe!, the Magic left, their teams fell 15 to Clippers during the off season, international Jeutrj tornrnlttee or Tufts HIIIsi, and :ne Judale Studies 5. Detroit Pistons department. 20 games further down the win Well, the Worm is gone. And will add some needed muscle to column. Without Michael, we’re that is music to new coach Don theMilwaukeeattack.ButNorman For information call: Jason 8 629-9697 hoping to stem that tide.” Chaney’s ears. ‘We had too many has never been labeled an over- Lauren 0 629-9867 It won’t be easy. Without distractions to compete for the achiever in his career, and his ad- Jordan’s scoring, defense, and entire year,” said Chaney in refer- dition doesn’t address theBucks’ clutch shooting, the Bulls are a ence to last season. “Hopefully, biggest need. markedly different team. Forward we’ve moved most of those dis- Milwaukee’sbiggestneed, 1RQ - - - - __ Scottie Pippen finally gets his tractions.” “big” is the appropriateword, is in chance to prove or disprove all the The distraction with a capital the middle. Frank Brickowski theories that he crumbles like a D, of course, was Dennis Rod- (16.9 ppg, 6.1 rpg) is a solid NBA graham cracker under pressure. A man. Rodman was for team chem- player, but if he’s a center, then

big test will be how he keeps his istry what gasoline is for an open Kevin Willis is a point guard. For _I_ teammates involved. “Scotty has flame. He repeatedly undermined this season, Milwaukee simply got to figure out when to step up, coach Ron Rothstein’s authority, does not have the size and muscle and when to be a facilitator,” said skippingpractices,skipping games in the middle to compete with the Jackson. and constantly pining away for the big boys. The Bulls will continue to run return of Chuck Daly. New addition Vin Baker out of the triangle offense -- there will But Rodman is gone, and in his Hartford should help the Bucks, just be an extra 23 shots a game to place is the talented, if slightly although Milwaukee isn’t expect- spread around. Horace Grant must enigmatic, Sean Elliot. Elliot ing much this year. ‘We drafted assert himself on the offensive end, should be good for 20 points per Vin Baker for the player he’ll be in and B.J. Armstrong’s perimeter game, minimum, which will defi- year three, not year one,” said shooting will be even more impor- nitely help the aging duo of Joe Dunleavy. tant. Dumars and Isiah Thomas. And along with Baker, Jordan’s loss will also be felt Dumars (23.5 ppg) is coming Dunleavy’s Bucks will be a team by Croatian import Toni Kukoc. NEXT TUESDAY, off a career year, and Isiah has still to watch in three years, not now. “Kukoc will be asked to do a little got a little mileage left in him, but 7. Indiana Pacers bit more,” said Jackson. That’s an neither can be expected to play the In a word, trading Detlef YOUR LIFE understatement. Instead of slowly type of minutes they’ve seen the Schrempf for Derrick McKey and acclimating himself to the NBA, last two years. Help has arrived in Gerald Paddio was stupid. With- Kukoc could very well find him- the persons of Lindsey Hunter and out Schrempf, the Pacers should ~ self startingbefore midseason.And Allan Houston, the tenth and elev- plummet faster than a piano consideringthat Pete Myers is the enth picks of last year’s draft. dropped off the World Trade Cen- HAVE YOU EVER FOUND YOURSELF Bulls opening night off guard, that Chaney can’t stop gushing about ter. Not only did Schrempf lead AFJQ~MLY(PAM IFJG??’ possibility could become reality either player, saying,“They’ll both Indiana in rebounding last season, faster than the Bulls wanted. definitely be in the rotation, and but the versatile forward finished Jackson is realistic about his both are future stars of this league.” second to teammate Reggie (don’t HAVE YOU EVER THOUGHT TO YOURSELF team’s chances of four peating. OK, so nobody ever accused call me Cheryl) Miller in scoring “Las Vegas has changed us from 5 Chaney of understating things, but on his way to an All-star season. A BEER WOULD BE NICE.. to 2 odds to 25 to 1 longshots. I’d the Pistons’ picks will improvethe Disregarding Paddio, who say we’re longer.” Unless Michael team. What need the draft did not wasn’t even that good at UNLV, gets tired of playing golf, he’s prob- address, and Rodman’s trade ex- there’s McKey. Talk about an un- ably right. acerbated, is the Piston’s lack of derachiever. McKey has always 4. Atlanta Hawks rebounding and a defensive stop- been more than solid defensively, Even if his players didn’t re- per. Elliot won’t help here. And and maybe an escape from George spect him, Lenny Wilkens prob- Olden Polynice at center scares Karl’s doghouse will revive his ably wouldn’t mind still being in nary a flea. inconsistent offensive game. But Cleveland, because he’s got quite So look for the Pistons to try to the fact is, he has never come close -.* ataskaheadofhiminAtlanta.The shake things up a bit with their to living up to his potential in the Hawks aren’t good enough to ad- smaller,more athletic team. ‘We’ll NBA, and Market Square Arena vance very far in the playoffs, and try lots of gimmick defenses to has never inspired anyone to play they aren’t bad enough to improve compensate for the fact that we over his head. via the lottery. Simply put, they don’t have a big man in the That said, Larry Brown has got are the definition of mediocrity. middle,” said Chaney. Look for his hands full with this, his 347th 4- Even more simply put, the Detroit to play a trapping, zone NBA head coaching job. As he Hawks just don’t like to play de- defense, although shrinking the said in apreseason interview,“I’m fense. They allowed over 108 opposing team’s basket might be a justhappy to be here.”Miller (21.2 points a game, and opponents shot better gimmick. ppg, .399 three point field goal a league best 49.6 percent against Much like Chrysler and .Gen- the team with infinitely more tal- era1 Motors, the Pistons have see NBApage lo page ten THE TUFTS DAILY Monday, November 8,1993 -- Students voice concerns to trustee TRUSTEE ity. continued from page 1 poor social life and a lack of cul- the quality of the University. ’ and the ability for students to form The second Part of Redfern’s tural and racial diversity. Stein noted that Tufts ‘‘seems relationships with their professors Presentation involved asking Stu- ceed in business.” Redfern said. TCU Vice president Matt Stein to view the students as administra- as positive elements of a ~~fts’ She also encouraged students dents to identify Problems and said, ‘Wehave tolookatwhere we tive problems which prevent the education. positive aspects of the university, to consider living abroad, noting are putting our priorities in devel- university fiomrunning smoothly.** Redfern concluded the forum her own positive experiences liv- as Well as to suggest actions that opment in regards to financial aid. Fee added that there seems to be a by thanking the students for their ing in Germany. “If you haven’t both students and administrators The lack of a need-blind admis- perceptionamongstudentsthat the input and cooperation. She noted lived abroad, you should,” said could take to improve the quality sions policy is a huge problem.” university is “nickel and diming that she was impressed by the stu- Redfern. of a Tufts’ education. them when it COmeS to Services.’’ dents present whom she described In addition, Redfern discussed Most of the students’ criticism Students dS0 listed the lack of involved that the school pride and baditon, the high On a positive note, several as ‘‘very well-informed.” the weekend retreat which the trust- stu- dents pointed to the fact that the “I think that it a great idea ees held recently. Noting the fact University’sreputationwasdeclin- cost of student services, and the was that the Board of Trustees only ing because ofthe ‘poor library-, lack of cooperation and action on University emphasizes the impor- to have this session. I’ve learned a meets formally three times each the lack of a need-blind drnis- the part of the school’s adminis- tance of undergraduate education lot, and 1hew I would. I’d like t~ sions policy, and the poor socio- tration as barriers to improving over research or graduate study see more forums like this in the year, Redfern said that “we de- future.” Redfern said. cided to get together for a week- economic and ethnic diversity of end to discuss setting a direction the student body. Murphy encourages women in politics for the future of the University as SenatePresident JohnFee said, well as to define ourselves as a “fiere is a difference between WOMEN standable, she said. “Men see to go in politics, Murphy has seen group of trustees.” quality and perceivedquality. Tufts continued from page 1 males in office and grow up ex- some encouraging signs from the According toRedfern, thetrust- needs to do a better job marketing tegration inhighereducation. “Dif- pecting to be president. Women younger members of our society. ees emerged from the retreat with itself. The quality of a Tufts edu- ferent generations have had to find have had very few of these role While she was running for gover- -= a “vision statement” for the Uni- cation, with the possible excep- their own answers.” models.” nor, she said, “sometimes little versity. Essentially, the statement tion of the library, is excellent.” Dr. Evelyn Murphy then spoke Murphy described “aresistance boys would come up to me and was a committmentby the trustees Fee also noted that Tufts faces about women in politics today. to inclusionof women in politics.” say, ‘Is it possible for a boy to be to improving the quality of a Tufts certain disadvantages when com- “The ‘Year of the Woman [in She told the audience that the offi- governor?’” education, as well as a commit- peting with other, larger institu- 19921’ aside, this year we’re see- cial way to address the lieutenant Murphy pointed out a double ment to the entire community and tions -- such as the fact that Tufts ing some pretty disturbing signals governor is “his honor.” State offi- standard for women in politics. to fiscal responsibility. Redfern doesn’t have Division 1 football. that say we’re stepping back, par- cials, she said, actually presented Men are expected to be cool and added that the trustees are not con- Several studentsexpressed their ticularly in this state.”Today’sgov- her in this fashion. businesslike, she said, and if they tent with the present endowment fears that a Tufts’ degree is a de- ernment, both state and nation- “The governor got around it by happen to be warm and friendly, or with the high cost of a Tufts preciating investment because of wide, is still largely dominated by calling me ‘The Honorable,”’ she it’s an added bonus. If a female education and have pledged to the perception that Tufts has de- white males. said. candidate acts the same way, she is make the endowment a top prior- veloped for being a school with a The phenomenon is under- While women have a long way told that she’s cold and mean. Murphy mentioned Diane Feinstein, a California senator, whom she thinks successfullyover- came that expectation. “Her motto was not ‘Tough But Caring,’ but ‘Tough AND Caring.”’ Many women share a certain cynicism regarding politics, said Murphy. “There is no doubt that running for office is a torturous process. Why would women want to do it? It’s extremely difficult to change anything.” Murphy urged the women in the audience to put that cynicism aside. “I’m not asking you to run, but 1 I am asking you to act,” she said. I LLL . Murphy encouraged both cur- LLL rent Tufts women as well as alumnae to support women in politics, whether they choose to run for office themselves, volunteer to work on a female candidate’s cam- paign, or simply donate money to I female candidates. r “The struggle here is to tap everybody’s talents. 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Forum dannedI on Hydro-Quebec ECO to us, even though we’ve sent them Though Epstein and Coplan’spre- continued from page 1 tons of information,” Coplan said. sentation did not focus on Hydro- community. Once that committee Since the trustees’ agenda in- Quebec, ECO staged aprotest that has reported to the president, the cluded the subject of general morning, calling for divestment investment proposal is presented policy, and not specific funds, such from the Canadian area. Prior to to the Board of Trustees, who then as the currently debated Hydro- the meeting, ECO members ral- name their own ad-hoc committee Quebec investment, Epstein and lied in front of MugarXall as to study the impendinginvestment, Coplan were interruptedwhen they members of the Board arrived for Epstein said. mentioned the Hydro-Quebec is- the 9 a.m. call to order. “Now there’s a drawn-out pro- sue. Epstein said that he is unsure if cess with no deadlinesfor the corn- Epstein said that when a trustee the student efforts this weekend mittees to do what they’re sup- asked a question concerning the had any effect upon the trustees’ posed to do,” Epstein said. methyl-mercurydanger to the Cree sentimentsconcerning investment. The second aspect that Coplan Indians who inhabit areas where He added that in general, he feels and Epstein urged the Trustees Hydro-Quebec has developments, that students have a very difficult consider dealt with proactive in- Trustee Chair Nelson Gifford time getting in contact with trust- vestor responsibility, which “must stopped the discourse, saying that ees. replace the current reactive and the meeting was “not the place for “We have no means of having a time-consuming nature of the cur- a discussion of Hydro-Quebec.’’ conversation with trustees. We rent draft policy,” reads the ECO Coplan said that she felt that wanted to stay at the meeting SO statement. ’ the trustees were apprehensive that we could assert our views and “Tufts should be concerned concerning the students’ expres- hear what they had to say, but we with the responsibility of avoiding sion. were kicked out,” Epstein said. investing in corporationsthat cause “The feeling I got at the meet- Members of ECO will learn social injury,” the statement con- ing coupled with what President whether or not the trustees voted tinues. Members of ECO also ex- DiBiaggio has told me makes me to change their social policy con- pressed that this responsibility feel like they’re all afraid of set- cerning investment tomorrow should include the endorsement of ting a precedent in terms of divest- morning, as do not currently know investments in corporations that ing from Hydro-Quebec,” Coplan how they affected trustees opin- echo the ‘‘positive characteristics said. ions on the issues. Epstein said associated with the fundamental Coplan said that she believes that he expects to learn of the moral principles and core values” that both the trustees and formation of an ad-hoc committee of Tufts. DiBiaggioare “nervous”since they charged study the Hydro-Quebec Though the Trustees agreed to feel as though divestment from investment in particular. He said listen to the students, the leaders Hydro-Quebec may introduce a that in ECO’s meeting with Tufts said that the trustees’ reception practice where “every student President John DiBiaggio, the was far from warm. group comes to them” about di- president “assured [them] in pri- “I didn’t feel like we were vestment issues.’’ She said that vate” that such a committee would warmly received,” Coplan said. this would not be the case, how- be created. However, she said that she was ever, if the trustees passed a Though Epstein said contact glad that the ECO leaders were “proactive instead of reactive” with the trustees has been mini- given the opportunity to speak. social policy of investment. If the mal, he thinks that they realize that “I was glad that they finally university invested in socially and many students are “disappointed” wanted to hear from us. 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Doonesbury BY GARRY TRUDEAU Around Campus 1 I orw7 w,SID. Today Amnesty international Cienual M(ecting-SudCntAnNm Day. ipeakHebrew? Ea?on 202 930pm. hnespkHckmwwithus! Macphiqrigbtsidc. 530 Pngsn Student Group Evcly Monday. ,.m Diccussion Mccing. Culture Exchange Circle Mctcdf Lounge, S30pm. sendMating. Judalc Studies Department Eaton 8M) pm. Emy Mtnday 11/22/93. u).I. until Judaic Smdics Opm Hmsc. Programs Abroad ResourocRoran.Olincenb (1nFlmr), 5:307:30pm. Study Abroad Gcnd hfo .%ling Sketch PuWSAC Eatonu)I. 1l:Mam. Tucd.y Madmxs. Macphithb,l&oOpmm.- CenIer for Envlronmental Management Lunchtime Roundtable: Pcsticidc Conflicts and 1:oOam. I Altmmk.How do tnnnms see& issues? TunQy's PuWSAC MacphiccCm~RMm,1215-1:15p.m. Ni.Goofy Sketch with k. ECO (Environmental Conslourns Outreach) MecPhichb. l&00pm- wcsklynaning. 1:M)am. Ea~on201.9M)pm. Calvin and Hobbes by Bill Wattenon Islamic SaeletyatTufts TASA tzctulc.ndQur'.nisD~ial. Cali ArmIan f.xDctails Hindi/Urdu~~~~,Xew~ Wd-. Eaton208,9:301&30pm. 396-8997. I, ITS ME, YOUR BIG ;r_PMn\SHMENT LIE.' Race Awareness Group &Film Serla. Isbmk Soclety at Tufts IN (Friday Rayerr). Mmic: "Guess Who's Coming to DM'. Snlat-U1-lunrma 176 St. (Irlnmic Ccmcr), 1130pm. Bmmn oO8.7:OO pm. Curtis ItnlianClub .. Leonard Cannlchael Soelety'AEPi Faculry WUQ m Dimm and AuQMI. Gcncnl Meeting. You zampucliiRoan.campUcCna.9oOpm. Mnslrk. 5:OO pm. Tufts lttllenk Soelcty Lesbian, Gay & Binnui Resuurce Center "Bymntium Mirnndcrstd: The lmporpnsc of Gay/swighl Aniancc Gauhaing. EanWILesuylc,4:MS:Mpm. Byantiumfa.PmtGnmu\nistEur~andlkWarld." cnur Rwm. 7:cQ pm. Lesbian, Gay & Blsexual Reaurce Center/Hiilel Anti-Semitism & Hanophobia Workshop. Tufts Frlends of lmel SpccizlTucdayMecting-LcnmtosingHaTikvah.and CmRoan, 7:30 pm. orsan;oc! TLGBC upsairs. campus -. Religion and klated bntcs in Qvar Community. 830pm. Hayes Housc. 17 Cbmvynd Rd.. 9oO-1O:M pm. TheZnmhonl Tufts Friendsof Israel Gcncral Meeting. Eaton 333,930 pm. CmJoin Us falnacli hcing. :oxTrot CuniaHd1.7:30-8:30pm. Tomorrow So WHAT DO I OWE Yol, LETSSLL.. THAT COMES Orthodox Chrlstlnn Fellowship FOR ALLTHIS? THREE To 43l.w. .- . special Rncmation. cOddardchapcl.7:oO-9:oO pm. \ I Japanese Culture Club Con~tionGroup. Olin113,9oOpm.

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