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THE TUFTS DAILY Where You Read It First Wednesday, March 30,1994 Vol XXVIII, Number 39 I DON’T WORRX SPRING IS COMING! Manos defends plan to replace custodians “This proposed layoff, while by JOHN O’KEEF’E Daily Editorial Board looking very appealing to save Members of the Tufts under- revenue in the short term, will graduate student body have make students less satisfied with formed an action group called the Tufts University, ultimately cost- coalition for ai^ Employment, ing this institution more money,” in remonse to arecent administra- the letter states. tive iroposal which would result The letter further expresses the in subcontracting all custodial coalition’s willingness to meet work on the threeTufts campuses with administration officials to of Medford, Grafton, and Boston. further discuss their concerns. The coalition mailed letters “During the vacation, please re- before spring break to a number consider how your action could of university administrators, in- affect the university,” the letter cluding Executive Vice President states. and Treasurer Steven Manos (see The letter closes by informing Manos that the coalition is in the Pg. 2). The coalition’sletter expresses process of gathering signatures a number of student concerns re- for a petition and has discussed garding the potential loss of Build- various protest options including ings and Grounds (B&G) custodi- a possible rally and other forms of ... ans in favor of a cleaning subcon- media promotion. The coalition, Daily File Photo tractor. In particular, the letter which is made up of student B&G workers and other interested stu- Despite yesterday’s snow flurries, spring is right around the corner*so get your couches on the auad. mentions the possibility of the I employees losing their current dents, held a meeting last night to unioncontractwithTufts and “pos- plan a future course of action. sibly becoming employees of Vice President Manos com- Amnesty International sponsors UNICCO Corporation, a private posed a letter of response to the subcontractor, with consequent coalition’s correspondence in loss of benefits.” which he responded to the stu- student event for human rights The letter further states, “It dents’ concerns and outlined the Speakers who are COnfirmed Cases that activists will be upsets us that the administrationis administration’s position in the by JESSICA ROSENTHAL matter (see pg. 2). Daily Editorial Board for the event include: Cynthia working on come from various considering the termination of The sixth annual Students for Rothschild, a graduate student at countries such as South Korea and employees who have given many Manos’ letter stated that Students Human Rights Day will Columbia University who Tunisia. These cases include: years of service to Tufts Univer- “UNICCO is a locally-owned cor- be held on Sunday, April 24 from speak on ‘‘Breaking the Silence,’’ Maria Rumalda Camey of Guate- sity and likely felt they had job poration that provides jobs to 5,000 employees.” He added, 12 to 6 p.m. in the Great Hall of a campaign to end human rights mala, the Sixth Of her family to security with their employer.” In Marketplace. The violations based on sexual orien- have disappeared; Edmond the letter, the coalition members “[UNICCO] services 150 busi- Ta nesses in theBoston areaA11 of its event is being sponsored by Am- tation; Eva Zorichy aTufts student Ndougaka 13year-oldbo~from asserted that they were disap- nesty International USA and the whowillsPeakonhumanrights in Chad who was wounded by sol- pointed with the “poor treatment” custodians are represented by Human Rights Founds- Bosnia; and Sydney HuYnh, a st& diers; and Nuku Sulaiman of In- thecustodians have received from Local 254, the same union that tion. dent at Boston University and an donesia, who wasarrestedwith21 the university during the collec- now representsTufts’custodians.” According to a press release Amnesty International studen’[ other students for taking part in a tive bargaining process. Manos explained that the uni- frohnestyInternational USA, activist who will speak about her peaceful demonstration. Specific concerns which are versity currently uses UNICCO to the event 6

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Wednesday, March 30,1994 THE TUFTS DAILY page three FEATURES Shape up those study Millions of miles of mall located skills with these hints in fun-filled, exciting Minnesota by COURTNEY MILLER the first few lines or key words. by JL McHENRY decorating style. NorthGardenhas the standard clothing stores that Contributing Writer This method gives you a road map Daily Editorial Board lots of white wood and green grow- this mall sports: Abercrombie and This is thefirst article in a two- to show you wheri you will be Mall of America is big. ing things; West Market is a cozy, Fitch, BananaRepublic, TheGap, part series on methods for im- going. Scratch that. It’s BIG. Main-Street-America-typesetting Guess, Sox Appeal, Ann Taylor, proving study habits. Tomorrow’s 2. Start to read. Underline the What else could you expect with black wrought-iron lamp- Benetton, Casual Corner, article will focus on the Interna- key phraseineachparagraph. This from the largest mall in the United posts; South Avenue is a plush, Contempo Casuals, Express, tional Memory TrainingInstitute 3 shows you the “meat” in the sand- States, the second largest in North mauve-tinted stretch of carpeting Filene’s Basement, The Limited, method for refining the process wich of words. America? and soft lighting; East Broadway Structure, Victoria’s Secret... but and learning to memorize pat- 3. Pause and express the con- And how many malls have you is a cross between Art Deco and all under the same roof? It cer- terns for a number of headlines. tentsof the paragraph in your own seen that contain alog ride (yes, it modern decor. tainly makes comparison shopping As you return from Spring words. even gets you wet) and a full-size These four sections help just a a breeze. Break and begin to receive your 4. For the substance of each roller coaster? And a casino? And little bit in getting yourself ori- The drawback here is, since midterm grades, you may realize paragraph,jot down a“headline” a travel agency?Four floors full of ented, but you can’t count on them there are so many stores, each one that your study habits haven’t been word - a key word about the stores, shops, restaurants, vend- too much. Each one is still well of them is no bigger than it is in the as successful as you had hoped. contents in a section or chapter. ing carts, and a couple of bars? It over 50 stores long. You can get average mall. The selection in the You might be searching for a new 5. As you proceed, review the has to be seen to be believed. lost far, far more easily than you Mall of America Gap is the same type of studying to prevent your- accumulatingheadlines. After each On the other hand, it’s located can get found. as it would be in the self from suffering through the reading assignment, make a quick in Bloomington, Minnesota. Ad- Cambridgeside Galleria Gap or usual late night cramming. A new visual review of the headlines. If mittedly, it’s just a little bit off the Camp Snoopy: If you miss the Gap in Harvard Square. And method of storing information you can’t remember something, beaten path for the average Tufts seeing lots and lots of kids, this is sales are tougher to find, since called the Systematic Mastery of make a focused review. student. the place to be. It’s the seven acres there is a much larger pool of Academic Information just might 6. Tape record your headlines Still, if you ever get the chance, of foliage-filled amusement park shoppers to whom the merchan- help you in your quest to gain and with enough space between the definitely go -- at least so you can (domed over by the mother of all dise is being offered. retain knowledge through a rela- words for you to mentally review say you’ve been there. And if you skylights) smack dab in the center Along the lines of “stores that tively painless process. what they represented. Review the can’t see it for yourself, reading of the mall. As mentioned above, havenoreason toexist”is aninter- The President of the Interna- headlines every time you add new through the blow-by-blow descrip- this is where you find the log ride esting creation called The tional Memory Training Institute, ones. Doing so takes only a feb tion below is the next best thing. and therollercoaster,plus acouple Junkyard. What can you say about Mr. William Hersey, has recently minutes, and it plants knowledge Layout: Four department of motion - sickne s s - i nduci ng a store that features three wrecked obtained a copyright on the sys- deep in your permanent structure stores are the “anchors” of the whirlin~spinning/twirling/swing- car bodies and a floor-to-ceiling tem, which is based on research of thought or yourpermanentbod] mall. This means that there’s one ingrides. It’s no differentthan any chain-link fence across its front conducted at Colgate University, of knowledge. It means that yoc in each comer: Nordstrom in the Six Flags or Adventureland --ex- instead of window glass? and is eager to pass on its benefits. won’t have to cram for exams. northwest, Sears in the northeast, cept, of course, that it’s in the Specialtyshops:Ofcourseit’s A 1932 Tufts graduate, Hersey Mr. Hersey emphasizes point Macy’s in the southwest, and middle of a mall. always nice tospecialize,but there hasestablishedabusinessinnearby number three because he believes Bloomingdale’s in the southeast. The only truly fascinatingpart really are limits to the benefits of Norton, Mass., where he promotes that by putting what you study into Since the mall is a huge rectangle, of Camp Snoopy is the LEG0 variety. A few of these border on and teaches this system. language you’ve been using foI you can see all the way across the Imaginationcenter,which features the ridiculous. Maison du Pop- While you can contact the In- years, you will be more likely to short ends but not the long ones. amazing Leg0 creationslarger than corn? Marvelous Magnets? The stituteformore in-depthguidance, remember it and will thus cut your (For instance, you can see Sears life-size. Leg0 people, not much prize for most unusual specializa- Hersey has made available a basic studying time in half. from Bloomingdale’s,but not from shorter than humans, perform tra- tion goes unanimously to Bare list of steps that he says will cut The significanceof this system Macy’s.) peze acts far above the first floor. Bones, which only sells items re- your studying time in half Each long hallway of the mall Yes, they actually move. So do the sembling human body parts. Its 1.Skim the material by reading see MEMORY, page 6 has its own theme and its own Leg0 lions and Leg0 tigers in a big window display features a see- -- Leg0 cage. So do the Leg0 figures through, life-size plastic model of bicycling across the high wire. The the human body, which lights up Family values, religion, and the Legodinosaurs, on theother hand, alternately with the nervous sys- are perfectly still -- but they’restill tem (blue neon) and the circula- BIG. You just have to wonder how tory system (red neon). Grateful Dead long it takes to put these amaz- The slightly more mainstream ingly intricateand amazingly large specialty shops -- sports, shoes, In jerry veritas. heads are old enough to collect Social Security creatures together. jewelry, electronics, and such -- It’s an ancient (aren’t they all?) Latin proverb; checks between shows.) A “mature” couple seated Clothing stores: Mall of suffer from the same problem as loosely translated, it decrees: “In theGrateful Dead, several tables awaysent frequent suspicious eye- America has just about every store the clothing stores. There’s agreat there is truth.” A darts our way. you’ve ever heard of. Plus several variety of stores, but within each large percentage “Hippies, dear. Grateful Dead fans,” whispered Jessica Ruzz that you haven’t. And even a few store the selection isn’t that great. of the band’s Polly Ester Bluehair to her bewildered dining com- stores that have absolutely no rea- Even in the Payless Shoe Source panion. If Only They Were Brains loyal following son to exist in the first place. also subscribes to “Grateful Dead?’ He coughed up a lung or some see MALL, page 8 Chances are we’ve all been to another dictum of old: Veni,.audi,weedi. “I came, I similar organ. heard, I got really, really stoned, man.” Go figure. “You know, dear. That heavy metal band.” Uh, Last Thursday night’s show at Nassau Coliseum no. Thank you for playing, ma’am. Vanna, tell her was quite a trip. (No pun intended. Really.) The all about her wonderful consolation prize. evening bore an extra special significance, though, Clearly, the Skeptical Ones are everywhere. because it was my dad’s birthday. Point being? He Take, for example, the Long Island Newsday re- was ut the show with me, my brother Matt, and our viewer assigned the task of providing the general friend Ross. The ticket was his birthday present. In public with an account of Wednesday’s show. The fact, remind me at the end of the column to pay him very fact that he dared to evenmention Tylenol PM back for it. in the first paragraph of his discourse proves just (Yes, dear readers, it’s another episode in the how unworthy he was of the task. ever-increasing Chronicles of Ruzz, et al. My fam- Besides, one does not critique a Dead show on ily provides me with a great deal of material. Of paper. Ever seen a book review of the Old Testa- :ourse, they also subscribe to this illustrious publi- ment - or the New one, for that matter? “The :ation and read every word I write, so only a few Genesis thing was creative, but that Exodus part ilistant cousins are still speaking to me.) seemed to take 40 years to read.” Didn’t think so. Most folks seem to have some trouble with this (Relax, folks. I’m not pulling a John Lennon “the :oncept of “Dead Show As Family Outing.” “Like, Beatles are bigger than Jesus” stunt. It’s just that lmigod. No way. You go to Grateful Dead concerts certain arts defy the reviewer’s pen. Institutions with your dad???’ It’s a bonding thing, okay? should not be subjected to the whimsy of an old 4ctually, my dad converted me. I was a hip-hop curmudgeon’s aching head.) jisciple until he filled my ears with the sounds of What sort of animal, then, is this “believer” of Deadness. Thursday was my first family show, but which I speak so reverently? My kid brother is a Dad and Matt have been doing the Dead thing believer. When the incredulous folk in civilian :ogetherfor quite a while. No, Mom doesn’tjoin us. clothing -no tie-dye T-shirt, threadbare jeans, or She does, however, tolerate the music during family love beads - ask Matt why he went to four Dead Voad trips -- she even sings along when she thinks shows in one week, he responds gravely, “Because we’re not listening. Since she usually tunes in to the fifth was on Passover.” Actually, a pious group WDUL Lite 103 FM (or something like that), Jerry of ‘Heads did hold a seder before Sunday night’s 3arcia should be flattered. show. A sight to behold, I’m sure. Jerry Garciadoes Strangers - the non-believers, of course - bear a striking resemblance to Moses. Prophets, seem to understand the notion even less. They can’t reincarnation,theMessiah?Blasphemy. Although ... wen see past the tie-dye. Thursday night, the four of is grabbed a pre-show bite at a diner on Hempstead It all comes down to Peter Pan: Do you believe hrnpike. We were the only Deadheads in the place. in Jerry? Then clap your hands and sprinkle your- We were also the only customers under 50, but that’s self with some of this here happy fairy dust. Oh Not only does this shopping center have your standard Banana Jeside the point. (A good portion of today’s Dead- yeah, I’ve got to pay my dad back. Thanks. Republic, Express, and The Gap; this place even has LEGOS! ge four THE TUkTS DAILY Wednesday, March 30,1994

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Professor Vinc POllina (Romante Languages). by Monday Apnl 4. 1994 Wednesday, March 30,1994 THE TUFTS DAILY page five ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT Pavement’s skill and technique leave audiences in awe ‘Crooked Rain, Crooked Rain’ makes With a collection of songs from new album, group proves other bands’ tunes appear second rate to be perhaps the best live act within modem rock world by JAY RUTTENBERG ing, snotty claims from some that Senior Staff Writer the group’s albums are weaker than by ANIL MONI If the Beatles were a college its initial singles, by listening to Senior Staff Writer The few die-hard Pavement band in the American 1990s, they their Westing (ByMusket and Sex-\ fans who were lucky enough to get most likely would sound some- tant) compilation, it becomes ob- tickets to the sold-out show last what like Pavement. Indisputably vious that these claims are entirely Sunday at Venus de Milo can now one of the best bands of the mod- false. BothSlantedandEnchanted lead a fulfilling life. On tour with em world, the bi-coastal noiserock and Crooked Rain, Crooked Rain their latest album, Crooked Rain, quintet have produced yet another show the band in top form. Crooked Rain, the band lived up masterpiece with their second full- The first side of Crooked Rain to their reputation as one of the length album, Crooked Rain, rivals Slanted’ and Enchanted‘s best live acts in recent times. Crooked Rain. brilliance, every song being a gem With the larger distribution that Hailed by critics and diehard in and of itself. “Silence Kit,” the the new release has received, the fans alike as the finest indie band opening track, kicks the album off album has hit number one on many around, Pavement consistently to an incredible start. The noisy alternative charts (includingRol1- lives up to the high acclaim it has song features what is perhaps the ing Stone’s college chart). Pave- been granted. While the new al- most climactic beginning of an ment is finally receiving the rec- bum is not as spectacular as their album since Kurt Cobain struck ognition that was lacking on 1992’s incredible 1992 debut LP, Slanted the opening chords to “Smells Like immaculatedebut LP, Slanted and andEnchanted, it is still aremark- Teen Spirit” on Nirvana’s Enchanted, and proved worthy of able effort that rises far above al- Nevermind. this during last Sunday’s show. most all other releases. Opening with “Silence Kit,” the Much of the joy that comes first track from Crooked Rain, the The remainder of the side is from listening to Pavement’s mu- five-member band, led by just stellar. Anybody who clearly sic is due to the general underpro- as frontman Stephan Malkmus, had hears the guitar riffs of “Elevate duction of its songs. The band the crowd thoroughly entranced Me Later” will surely replay them made a wise choice when it passed from the beginning. There was no in their head for days. “Stop ’he latest album from Pavement possesses 12 songs that attest to up superstardom and major label rnoshing visible, only respectful Breathin’,” the slow, vocally- the talent and sweet sound of thk out of the ordinary grunge band. offers, compromising by signing fans who could do nothing more dominated tune that follows, is to Matador, a large independent than gaze in awe. instrumental from Crooked Rain, There was no single greatest perhaps the first (andconsequently label. The music produced in con- “5-4=Unity,” which was played song, but Pavement’s full set cre- the best) song ever written about cert, though slightly different from with a harder edge, still managing ated one of the more enjoyable tennis. that produced in the recordings, to maintain the jazz effect. and musically brilliant experiences This move allows Pavement to “Cut Your Hair,” also on To everyone’s surprise, the possible among the music scene of Crooked Rain’s first side, has be- was perfected by Bob continue producing intentionally band played two or three songs today. Unfortunately,not every one come the album’s first single and Nastanovich’s performance. His sloppy music with occasionalmis- background role, playing the key- which even the biggest Pavement of the obsessed fans were able to has also been made into a video. takes, to highlight its album liners board andcowbell,created a sound fans had never heard; not surpris- see this amazing display. Thecatchy song,which, like much with pointless scribbles, and to not found in the average concert. ingly, they were just as excellent However, Stray Slack, which of the album, is about rock music, maintain relatively low profiles, as any one of their other songs. captures a lot of the emotion of has ironically helped Pavement while still receiving the distribu- Heoccasionallydrummed with “Cut Your Hair,” the first single Pavement live, should soon be re- gain much national attention. tion advantages of a larger label. lead drummer Stephan West, and off the new album, received the leased domestically. In the mean- -3- “Songs mean alot/When songs heonly vocals he contributed were largest crowd response and was time, if Pavement plays within a Pavement miraculously turns are bought / And so are you,” 2 rare but ferocious screams. How- performed more perfectly than hundred miles of Boston, the trip its imperfections and apparent prominent line from “Cut Your slackerish lack of effort into mar- :ver, these screams were not pierc- could have been expected. How- is worth it. A Pavement concert, Hair,” evidently rings true to ever, some of the better songs of velous recordings. ing noise, like thoseof many heavy like their albums, is an instant clas- Pavement’s career, as the single the concertcame from acollection sic. Frontman Stephen Malkamus netal singers, but instead a sound now receives cheers of approval :hat added a new dimension to of early recordings entitled West- Not as much can be said for the is perhaps the best example of this when played live and has already Malkmus’ already impressivevo- ing (By Musket and Sextant). opening band, Call. Their perfor- group’s imperfections. His voice, spurred numerous album sales. :ah Though in recording these mance provided little excitement untraditional for a band of this It is “Unfair,” however, the fi- Unfortunately, Pavement only songs are of little comparison to they playedtunesthat resembled caliber, resembles the casual vo- nal track off Crooked Rain’s first as dayed three songs from the criti- Pavement’s newer material, “Box those of most other bands. Call’s cals of many amateur singers of side, which stands out as the :ally acclaimed Slanted and En- Elder,” “She Believes,” and “De- new album, a total change from high school or college bands. It album’s most triumphant song. 7hantment. However, this disap- bris S1ide”wereincredible to hear their first LP released last year, is shines in its simplicity, however, Featuringdramatic vocals and jolts ,ointment -- along with the short live. “She Believes” was altered overall a weak effort, as evidenced and excellently complements the of energy frompercussion through- me-hour set -- was the only flaw and made into an intro for perhaps by their live performance. music of the band. out the tune, “Unfair” just may be If their performance. the best Pavement song yet, “Sum- Though the vocals were some- Although Crooked Rain, Pavement’s finest song to date. The band lit up the stage with merBabe.”Slight changes such as what redeeming, their material Crooked Rain does lean more to- Indeed, it is a good example of .heir combination of brilliant this made virtually all of the mate- proved unworthy of opening for a ward apop sound than Pavement’s what all rock music should sound ;onis, lyrics and instrumentals. rial somewhat newer and better band of Pavement’s musical capa- earlier works, it does not hinder its Y for the audience. bilities. music in any way. Despite irritat- see PAVEMENT, page 6 The best of these was the jazzy IHollywood breaks an arm patting itself on the back If I didn’t know better, I would say that last week‘s for a community of fabulously wealthy and self-obsessed apparently easy and fun to work with. There has been some Oscars were fixed. Perhaps the Academy Award statuqtte celebs who still look like idiots after dedicating last year’s controversy over his performance:did he win his Oscarfor should have changed its name, at least for the evening, to ceremony to “The Year of the Woman.” (Face it: inat least artistic merit or because he played an AIDS patient? His “Steven.” Of the 15 nominations with Mr. Spielberg’s two thirds of the mainstream product made in Hollywood, acceptancespeech was moving enough andgenuineenough fingerprints on them (12 for SchindlerS List, three for Roger Ebert’s “Joel Silver Rule” applies. Named for the that I am willing to suspend judgement. Jurassic Park), ten paid off. notorious action film producer, it states that women are Another of the evening’s better speeches came from It’s quite an astute extraneous to a film’s plot unless they’re either naked or The Piano’s surprise winner, Best Supporting Actress Matt Carson commentary on Juras- dead.) Anna Paquin. She hadn’t prepared a speech in advance sic Park that the film Everyone’s copcience was eased because they got to (Winona Ryder had one). She took the podium and stood Flick This went three for three in vote for the Socially Conscious Movie, leaving them free there for several seconds, wide-eyed, speechless, and technical categories to pat themselves on the back without guilt. It is a lucky breathless, soaking up the view from the best seat in the (sound, sound effects, visual effects) and zero for zero in coincidence that the most politically correct of the Best house. If I ever win an Oscar, that’s what I’m going to do. artistic ones. Last summer Gene Siskel called the film a Picture nominees also happened to be artistically one of the On the whole, the Oscars this time around were pretty “terror machine,” and a well-oiled and efficient one at that. best films of the last ten years. mundane. There weren’t any magnificent production num- The Academy agreed. bers, nor were there any disastrous ones (I still have As for Schindler S List, well, let’s just say that nobody IfSchindlerS List was only half as good as it is, it would nightmares about that Rob Lowe/Snow White duet from a had any illusions about who the night’s big winner would still have had an excellent chance at the Best Picture and few years back). Paquin’s win was the only surprise. be. It took home seven, including Best Picture and Direc- Director honors. It tackles important issues (the rights and tor. Even back in December, before the film opened, it was wrongs of which are much easier to divine than those Hostess Whoopi Goldberg (the fist woman and the the odds-on fave. Steven’s face graced Newsweek‘s Dec. tackled by, say, Do the Right Thing), and the Academy was first African-American to emcee the Oscars) made some 20 cover, the left half of his face obscured by the words itching to retroactively honor Spielberg, like it did A1 pretty good jokes and some pretty bad ones. She didn’t “MOVIE OF THE YEAR.” Pacino and Clint Eastwood last year, for a long and fruitful embarrass herself. What she did most of all was remind us It is a great film and it deserves its wagonload of career that just happened to have not won an Oscar yet. of Billy Crystal’s absence. Whaddya say, Billy? Would Oscars, butI’m notconvincedofthepurityofthe Academy’s Tom Hanks had the same factors going for him. He’s you mind coming back next year? If you bargain a little, motivations. The impression I got from last Monday’s big highly respected by the Hollywood community,Joe Versus maybe you can land a couple nominationsforcity Slickers shindig was that Schindler served as a soothing placebo the Volcano and Bonfire of the Vanities aside, and is 2. jaJedruO3 pue punoJe doqs

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~ ~~~ ~ SPO ITS Jimmy Johnson steps down as Cowboys’ head coach IRVING,Texas (AP) --Jimmy of the Dallas Cowboys,” Johnson what they wanted. In Phoenix, Buddy Ryan said: Johnson will be heavily courted Johnson, weary ofdailyduels with said, sitting to the right of Jones at Johnson wanted to be away “I’m disappointed that Jimmy left by television networks. Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry the Cowboys’Valley Ranch head- from Jones, and Jones, who said Dallas. Things aren’t always as Fox, which last November Jones, walked awayTuesdayfrom quarters after two days of meet- two weeks before the Super Bowl good as they look from the out- wrested the NFC contract away a team he led to two straight Super ings. that he could coach the Cowboys, side.” from CBS, is interested in hiring Bowls in exchange for a hefty Their kind words aside, prob- now can be the “football guy” for Johnson looked almostrelieved Johnson as an analyst. bonus and the freedom to work lems between the two began al- the organization. during his news conference. “We certainly welcome the elsewhere. most as soon as Jones bought the Jones wouldn’t speculate on “Personally, it was a time I opportunityto discuss with Jimmy Johnson left the Cowboys after team in 1989, fired Tom Landry possible coaches although Notre think I needed to pull back some,” Johnson the possibility of coming five seasons in which they went and made Johnson his coach. Dame coach Lou Holtz was be- he said. “Anybody who knows to Fox Sports,” Fox Sports presi- from being the worst in the league “This boiled down to a per- lieved to be one of them. Davis me knows I have to be loopercent dent David Hill said. “We would to champions two years in a row. sonal thing between Jimmy and was mentioned as was Barry totally focused or else I’m not love to have a two-time Super “I didn’t see the same drive I Jerry,” said defensive coordinator Switzer, the former Oklahoma going to be as good. Bowl winning coachon ourbroad- had a few years ago,” Johnson Butch Davis, who has been with coach. “I felt like I was beginning to cast team.” said. “It was time for me to step Johnson throughout his 15-year “I’m flattered to be a candi- lose that focus, and because of Jones tried to put the best pos- back. I fully expect to coach coaching career. “It was nothing date. I’d love to get the chance to that I’m no longer coach of the sible spin on what happened. again.” about football,it was nothing about talk to Jerry,” Davis said. Dallas Cowboys.” “There are no negatives when Assistant coach Joe Brodsky management.This was personal.” There was mixed reaction from It was the mention of Switzer you lookat it,”Jones said. “Jimmy noticed something, too. Johnson tried to soft-pedal his players. that made Johnson fly into a rage. put everything on the line for the “He worked 24 hours a day for relationship with Jones before the “I’m paid to play football, but During a leagueparty last week, Cowboys. Now we’re looking to five years. I saw burnout com- camerasonTuesday,althoughthey I had a lot of respect for what Jones proposed a toast to the team’s the future.” ing,” he said. had been trading verbal salvos Jimmy Johnson did.” quarterback success. When he wasn’t invited Said Johnson: ‘Some have de- Johnson’s resignation capped since the Cowboys defeated the Troy Aikman said. to join Johnson’s table, he said he scribed our relationship as rocky, a long-standing feud that boiled Buffalo Bills 30-13 in the Super ’ Emmitt Smith was not imme- felt “snubbed.” but something about our relation- over in Orlando, Fla., last week Bowl. diately reachable for comment. Jones later said in a barroom ship worked. Something was very, when Jones suggested in a bar- “I feel better about Jerry as a However, last week he said, “If conversationthat he might replace very good.” room conversation that he should friend,” Johnson said. you fire Jimmy, you fire me.” Johnson with Switzer. Johnson, Johnson’s departure may lead hire a new coach, and his remarks Jones said he gave Johnson, Michael Irvin, who played for informed of the remarks the next to the defection of some key play- got back to Johnson. who had five years left on his JohnsonatMiami, stormedaround day, said he was “deeply hurt” by ers, including linebacker Ken “After our discussions,we have contract at $1 million per year, a Valley Ranch slamming doors. Jones and the way he had been Norton, fullback Daryl Johnston, mutually decided that I would no “big-time thank you.” Even Johnson’s foes said they treated. wide receiver Alvin Harper and. longer be the head football coach The parting gave them both will miss him. It turned out to be the last straw offensive linemen Nate Newton, in a series of flareups, which have Kevin Gogan and Mark Stepnoski. **IMPORTANT** included an incident when Jones The Cowboys already have lost brought Prince Bandar of Saudi defensive end Jimmie Jones, Arabia to the sidelines during a guard-center John Gesek and PLEASE NOTE FOLLOWING REVISIONS AND game.Another time, Jones sent an placekicker Eddie Murray. CORRECTIONS TO HISTORY ENTRY IN overweightyoung man he encoun- Johnson urged unsigned play- tered in a bar to Johnson as a ers to stick with the team. FALL 1994 COURSE OFFERINGS tryout for the team. “The Cowboys will continue Jones was also upset that to be the best in the NFL,” Johnson Johnson listened to overtures from said. ‘‘Jerry is driven to succeed. HlST 95, AFR AM US HlST TO 1865, PROF GILL, TIME BLOCKs3-7; NOT 7-5 the expansion Jacksonville Jag- This team will stay on top. 1’11 still uars. Jacksonvillenowhas acoach, be available anytime Jerry needs HlST 155, REV UTAMER, MEX & CUBA, PROF WINW, TIME BLOCK=Z-3 Tom Coughlin, but the expansion me for advice. Hecan alwayscall.” Carolina Panthers are still look- Johnson took over a team that had finished 3-13 under Landry in HIST 180BM, WORLD SEMINAR, PROF MANZ, TIME BLOCK=Y-4; NOT 2*3 ing. Asked about Johnson, Panthers 1988 -- and things got worse.The 1989 team finished 1-15 play- HlST 185JP, AFR HST WOMENIPATRIARCH, PROF PENVENNE, TIME general manager Bill Polian said, as “We’re taking our time.” ers came and went almost daily. BLOCK=Z*P; NOT 2*3 HIST 187PK, WAR & SOC: CIV WAR TO TAILHOOK, PROF KELLY. THIS Milbury’s moves have COURSE IS A HIGH DEMAND COURSE AND REGISTRATION Is WITH INSTRUCTOR hockey buffs chatting HlST 197KC-C, WOMEN AND THE LAW IN US HISTORY, IS A WILMINGTON, Mass. (Ap)- He spent nine seasons as one of COLLOQUIUM. -Amid rumors he was about to be the team’s top defensemen, retir- named hockey coach at Boston ing in May 1985 to become an HlST 197MM-C, AMERICAN FOREIGN POLICY AND CULTURE IN THE COLD College, members of the Boston assistant coach but returning to WAR, IS A COLLOQUIUM. Bruins were already talking about play in the 1985-86 and 1986-87 how much they’ll miss assistant seasons when injuries depleted the HIST 197PK, CIVIL WAR ERA, PROF KELLY, TIME BLOCKzD-3; NOT 5-3+ general manager Mike Milbury. team’s defense. AND MAX ENROLLMENT=50; NOT 15 Milbury did not attend a Bru- Milbury had 238 points and ins practiceTuesday,and the Bru- 1,552 penalty minutes in 754 ins and Boston College would not games for the Bruins. He ranks comment on a Boston Globe re- second behind Terry O’Reilly on port that Milbury would be named theclubincareerpenalty minutes. the Eagles’ coach on Wednesday. O’Reilly had 2,095 minutes of But Bruins coach Brian Sutter, penalties.After two years as coach and who spoke with Milbury by phone Tuesday morning, seemed to in- general manager for the Bruins’ dicate such a move was about to top affiliate in Maine, Milbury take place. became coach and assistant gen- eral manager of the Bruins in May “He’ll be missed, but life goes 1989 and led the team to the on,” Sutter said. “Obviously it’s a Stanley Cup finals in 1989-90.He new opportunity for him. It’s cer- stepped down as coach after his tainly a surprise to me and to any- second year to concentrate on his one else.” job as assistant general manager. The Boston Globe reported that During his two seasons as Bru- Milbury was offered the job at the ins coach, Milbury had a 90-49- time that Steve Cedorchuk re- 21 record and his teams finished signed from the position last first both seasons in the Adams Thursday. Division. Milbury, who is in the final Defenseman Ray Bourque, year of a contract with the Bruins, who played with Milbury for sev- has spent his entire professional eral seasons and under him for ART WORKS hockey career in the Bruins orga- two, said Milbury has a passion TUFTS STUDENT ART SHOW nization. for the game. The native of Walpole, Mass., “He’s fun to play for behind - KOPPELMAN GALLERY signed with the Bruins as a free the bench. He’s in the game,” MARCH 24 - APRIL 3 agent following his college career Bourque said. “I always loved talk- CECEPTION MARCH 31. 5PM - 7PM at Colgate and broke into the NHL ing to him, he’s a real smart guy. on a full-time basis in 1976 fol- He’sreal emotional.Hegives it all lowing two years in the minors. he’s got.”

2 -< _- page eight THE TUFTS DAILY Wednesday, March 30,1994 Shop, shop, shop til you drop MALL ’ continued from page 3 trap is Planet Hollywood, the Hard Rock Cafe copycat owned by in Mall of America, YOU can’t find Sylvester Stallone, Demi Moore, adecent sandal in a women’s size Arnold Schwarzenegger, and ten. Bruce Willis. The restaurant’s Food, food, food and more walls are blanketed with Holly- food: The food court is exactly wood memorabilia -- which is likemostfoodcourtsinmostmalls, handy tostareatwhen you’re wait- except it’s three times as large and ing in the extremely long line to covers two levels. The Chinese get a table. And the life-size model food is just as mediocre, the soda of Sylvester Stallone -- naked -- (except in Minnesota, it’s called suspended over the center of the “pop”) is just as overpriced, and non-smoking section is a bit dis- the place still has a faint back- tracting. ground scent of stale deep-frying For the country-westernafkio- oil. nado, there’s the Gatlin Brothers You haven’t seen a crowd until Music City Grille on the top floor. you’ve seen the lines in the food Gourmets can visit the Wolfgang court of Mall of America at noon Puck Pizzeria, located inside on a Saturday. Recommendation: Macy’s. And also on the fourth T \.! bring your ownlunch, ortry oneof floor, there’s Hooters, for... well, the restaurants. evidently,for people wholike hoot- Leadership Conference Education Fund, Inc. &! The restaurants cover a wide ers. range of prices, qualities, and at- The best restaurant in the mall mospheres. The resident tourist is Tucci Benucch, a cozy Italian cafe on the ground levelwith af- fordable prices and a delicious variety of Italian dishes. Dinner for three including drinks and an “The King of Wings” appetizer here costs less than lunch -The Tufts Daily for three at Planet Hollywood, and the food (except for the chicken Caesar salad, which Hollywood does very well) is much better. Why the Mall? The final ques- tion on Mall of America is this: Why? Why is it necessary to bunch every store in creation together with a huge food court and four huge departmentstores with a huge amusement park in the middle? There’s really only one apparent reason for clustering all these 2 WEDNESDAY NIGHT SPECIALS things together in such a massive group: convenience. * 24 PIECE But, when you think about it, how convenient is Minnesota? *LARGE TWISTER FRIES JUMBO WING *2 SODAS $8.45 ALMOST 3.5 POUNDS $8.45 $10.75 VALUE I I SAVE $2.50 DAVIS SQUARE sure they‘re in by 3pm FREE DELIVERY theday before,okay? Our 666-9000 office workers have lives too, you know. Thanks.

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I Area deemed place of unrest SOUTH AFRICA a little bit more than incompe- continued from page 1 tence,” Mbeki said. Khoza. Law andOrderMinisterHernus Buthelezi, in a sometimescon- Kriel declared central frontational interview on ABC’s Johannesburg and 10 surround- “Nightline” Monday night, ingdistricts“unrestareas,”giving pointed his finger at the ANC. police wide powers to control po- “Clearly the ANC is the one litical gatherings and quell unrest. who started the armed struggle. It De Klerk said his government, isn’t I,” Buthelezi said. “Really, transitional authorities, election I’ve never been a perpetrator of officials and other parties must violence as a solution. Members consider additional security mea- of my party have been victims of sures. the violence.” The violence “not only endan- ANC national chairmanThabo gers the election and reform pro- Mbeki said a state of emergency cess, but also the very fabric of giving police and military troops society,” he said. wider powers should be consid- I 1 ered. He saidANC officialswarned police Sunday that Inkatha in- I iended to launch attacks during the march. An Evening for PREMEDlCALstudents I “It is difficult to understand, with all the warning we gave them, Wednesday, March 30 I why nothing was done. It suggests 1 Pearson 104

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