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to Reconnize Student GrouPs1 by Ma-rk Dudzik The Committee on Student that, "the Senate should Life voted unanimously to have the right to fund or- retain the right to recog- ganizations, but recognition nize student clubs and or- is different from funding. ganizations at their meeting It's better if a student/ on Monday, November 16. faculty group like the CSL There had been some talk has that job." that the Senate, the group Senate member Danny Gel- that gives funds to recog- ber agreed that the Senate nized student organizations should keep its funding might take Over the job of function. "But what if a recognition. The CSL, in re- club recognized by the CSL taining' the right to recog- simply doesn't use the funds nize student groups, is also we give it, and just sits working to change the recog- on the money?" questioned nition process. Gelber. "Wouldn't it be bet- In voting unanimously on Monday night to uphold The relationship between ter if the Senate could the CSL and the TCU Senate so it student organizations first amendment rights, the watch those clubs, was clarified at the meet- TCUJ ordered that WMFO conduct -a listeners survey. could cut off funds without (Photo by Art Charlton) ing. It was decided that if going through the CSL fir- ' R club is not using Senate St?" funds, the Senate will be A CSL subcommittee is Judiciary Rejects Referendum,.bleto deal with that club currently wor'tii,ng to rewrite \ directly. If the problem the recognition process. If with a club lies in its t.his process is approved, Orders WMFO Survey goals or philosophy, how- every student organization by Art Charlton ever, the CSL will handle (evcn thosc already recog- First amendment rights be binding, we strongly rec- it. The CSL has done that. nized under the present sys- of student organizations ommend that the Senate con- once already this year, when tem) will have to reapply were upheld in a unanimous sider WMFO's responsiveness it recognized two black stu- for recognition next semes- decision Monday night when to this survey in deciding dent clubs only after those t~r.If a group is recogniz- the TCU Judiciary ordered upon future WMFO funding." groups redefined their ed for the first time, it the Senate-funded radio Byf ield' s propose+. refer- goals. will have to spend a year station WMFO to conduct endum would have asked stu- Dean of Students Bobbie on probation. This means their own survey to assess dents if they were satisfied Knable opened the recog- that 'each month, the group student feelings towards the with WMFO's present prcgrsin- nition discussion. She said continued on page 2 stat ion's programming by ming format, and would kiauc .,.,,~l,l,,.,, .l,..),l.,,-ll.,,-l,-,,-,,.,,. ~-i.-..-l~-~~-~~-'~-~~-~~-'.-"-~~-'' December 9, 1981. The Judic- also included a binding sur- 1 1 iary rejected a proposed vey on the percentages binding referendum brought airtime that the stationof 'InjuredI IonescoCancelsSpeech1 up by Freshman Senator should devote to different i I Dwight Byfield. styles of music. i by Jody Meier I "IIm pleased with the Station members argued attend t.he syinpos ium because I fact that. they (the Judic- that such a referendum would ! Eugene Ionesco will not he ' had injured his foot. iary) recognized the First. "set a precedent where stu- !speak tonight at the univer- Turtis Barnes, Director of 1 Amendment implications" said dents who do not like what !sity sponsored symposium Communications at Tufts, 1 WMFO news and public affairs a student group is doing can t'1948-1984: Visions of the said that "it's just one of i director Bonnie Stylides, go to the student body to fipocalypse in the Post-War those things that no one can 1 but she and General Manager have changes made." iEra." He was scheduled to predict. Of course, some I Jeff Ponting stated that During the ope,n port ion fappear at the Asean Aud- changes will have to be made I they were disappointed that of the hearing, senate mem- Zitorium in the Cabot-Inter- in the program." I the decision wasn't an em-- ,ber Peter Jobson said this !cultural Center at 8:30 pm. In Ionesco's place, Pres- phatic denial of a referend- kind .of referendum would !to give -a speech entitled ident Jean Mayer will speak I um process on the content effectively be handing over !''Apocalypse 1948-1384" A on. "World Food: The Morality .I of WMFO or any other student control of a student organ- icable from Ionesco received of Triage.'' Mayer was orig- 1 group. ization to the students, not iby Academic Dean John P. inally scheduled to give 5 The Judiciary's decision the members of that organ- iRoche. of the Fletcher School this speech at 1:45 as part i states that "while this sur- izat-0n.l' i-of Law and Diplomacy stated of the "New Fears" confer- ! vey would not necessarily continued on page 5 ,~a~~,~e.w~u~,-b,~,,~~l~,,~o-,~n~,~, t.l)l,. IC..Q- ..-,.-.,-. ,J 4 'Wednesday, November 18, 1981

Tufts Daily ARTHUR L. CHARLTON, JR., Editor in Chief News Briefs MIKE FEIBUS, Executive Editor ANTHONY EVERETT, Associate Editor LaVERNE P. HARGETT, Managing Editor JACK BARRETTE, News Editor :The Tufts Daily is a non-profit student-run neuspaper published by the students of Tufts Uni- Just.ice Department is prob- of the arteries. Doctors versity, weekdays during the academic year. Printing by the Harvard Crimson, Inc., Cambridge, MA. Please address correspondence to: The Tufts Daily: Curtis Hall, Tufts University, Uedford, ing Richard Allen's accept- studying the case of a woman MA, 02155. Telephone: (617) 628-5000, exts. 6130. 6131. Business hours 9-5 weekdays. U.S. ance of $1000 from a Japan- with heart disease found she Postage paid in Medford, Massachusetts. ese magazine for helping to lacked the protein called arrange an interview with "A-one." This protein is Letters to The Editor Nancy Reagan. White House needed to produce the sub- Spokesman David Gergen says stance that eliminates fatty Dealing with religious difficulties ex- Reagan was told of the probe deposits in the blood. ist. The foundations of mis- in the fall shortly aftrr Anti -Semit is'm understandings are largely the money was discovered in ...... r based on ignorance ...y et ig- an Dffice safe. Gergen had i our FdvCwite :0 norance of racial back- To the Editor: previously said Reagan was grounds is rampant here. told of the probe last weex. .0 . Perhaps I'm just a naive What can be dope? I can . Latvian: .0 Gergen added that Reagan 0 Jewish schoolgirl ...Perhaps only suggest that those who still has confidence in Al- I'm just unaware of the cur- argue that a second holo- len and that the security .rent waves of American anti- caust could never happen, advisor has not offered his semitism ...Perhaps I just should open their eyes to resignation. Allen has said choose to block out those the rising tendencies in he meant to turn the money things I personally find ab- Boston--and nationwide--to over to authorities, but put horrent. anti-Semitism. Those who it in the safe and forgot of Yesterday's article in are unaware the problem it, the Boston Globe entitled should become aware of it. "When Anti-Semitism Flares," Ignorance breeds contempt. brought home all those Comtempt leads to hatred. things that - fear most: Hatred leads to... CSL,continued Seeing is rising Nazism in the U.S., Karen Etingin AI84 believkg! Anti-Semitism in Boston, Magazines, Paperbacks, painted swastikas on Jewish Based on an article in Tues- will have to fill 011f homes. How does one aeal day's Boston Globe, first report describing their Love, Ait, Educatbn, with the feeling that at any page of the Living,section. meetings and activities. Comics, Cross-word moment e second holocaust Also, under the revised rec- Fiction, Modem, Back could occur? ognition process, a new Issues,out-os-t~~news Some would call me an Solar Energy and You group would not be recogniz- MlDNlTE VARIETY alarmist, others would say ed if there were already an 15 UNION SO., SOMERVI I was paranoid ...both may existing group which covered OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK5 hfi-!YAM be right. Yet, the resur- the proposed organization's PLEASE NO PHONE CALLS OR MAIL gence of anti-Jewish, anti- To the Editor: goals. Zionist sentiments leaves me feeling lost in waves of Solar energy in various hatred and incomprehension. forms can provide a substan- ly expen'sive. Studies in- modified to accomodate solar Maybe-I refuse to accept the .tial portion of the energy dicat.e that nearly all home- heating features. In some rights of others to air used in Massachusetts. Solar owners recognize solar ener- cases these simple modifica- - their views when they so energy is a renewable, pol- .gy as an alteAative source tions have been made by the differ with mine. Maybe I 'lution-free and economically of heat and nearly half of owner. The tour will illus- unintentionallyput blinders competitive source of ener- them say they would like to trate the many forms that on. Yet when an article in gy. Many Massachusetts home- live in a solar heated home. solar energy can take. a major Eastern newspaper. owners are already using the To show that solar energy The tour will be held on mentions that there exists sun to heat their homes and is indeed an effective, in- Saturday, December 5 from an, ins t itut e--p red ict ab lg domestic hot water, yet the expensive and viable form 12:30 to 5:OO. Interested in California--.that denies general public is not using of energy in the Common- people should call either that the Holocaust ever took more than a small percentage wealth, the Urban Solar USEA at 623-3552 during bus- place, I get scared. of this potential. Part of Energy Association in Somer- iness hours or Tufts PIRG Nothing has prepared me the problem is that many villc! and the Tufts Public at 623-1032 in the evening. to deal with anti-Semitism people think Massachusetts Intel-est Research Group are See how solar e?ergy works at Tufts . A1 though some is too cold and cloudy for conducting tours of 'solar for others and how it can would be quick to point out solar energy to be a prac- houses apartments and public work for you. that this college has a siz- tical source of energy. buildings in Medford, Soner- able Jewish population, one Others think that solar in- ville and Cambridge. The - Jonathan C. Dingle can not deny that inter- stallations are prohibitive- site:; on the tour have been TuftsPIRG, ...... Solar Tour Tufts WILY- Wednesday, November 18, 1981 Moore's Wt >rks Highlight Thursday's MI isic Concert by Oria Dike "Undine Moore" according Virginia State College and to T. J. Anderson (professor Indiana University. of Music) "is probably one Countless honors and of the most distinguished awards have been bestowed leaders in the perpetuation upon Moore ranging from the of black music in the United Fisk University Seventh An- States .It nual Humanitarianism Award The works of Undine Smith in the Arts, to receiving Moore will be featured in a citation and medal from the Contemporary Music Con- the Commonwealth of Virgin- cert taking place this ia. This year Moore was the Thursday in Alumni Hall at keynote speaker for the 8pm. First National Congress on Other musicians Derform- women in music which took ingin this concert include Pam- place at New York Univer- ela Fraley, soprano; Betty sity. Hillman, cellist and members Also Moore along with Al- of the Tufts Music faculty. tona .Jchns, was the founder Undine Moore, the distinguished black contemporary The program will include of the black music center artist, will be featured in A'lumni Hall, Thursday what Vivian Taylor (pianist at Virginia State at 8p.m. She will be joined by several other celebrated for the concert) described Among her outstanding stu- performers. as "music very related to dents who became profession- black cul ture . Spir i tua 1s al musicians are Billy Tay- such as 0' That Bleeding lor, Leon Thompson and Mic- Lamb, Daniel Danile, Ser- hael Gordon. vant of the Lord d Watch Th i s concert gives one ,----***-----*-**------~~------~~~~------~~~----**------**-~-*-**----**------**-----; 0 0 And Pray wFll be included t a rare opportunity to see i The Beelzebubs present: 0 on the program. Moore as she is now retired. i 't 0 Moore is a graduate of and is makine" a sDecial aD- : 0 Fisk University and is very pearance at Tufts. The con- well qualified in the music cert is sponsored jointly field. She received her doc- by the Music Center and Af- torates of Music both from rican American Center.

t One of "Tulsa Two" Attacks 0 0 0 0 US. Involvement in El Salvador 0 e by Alan Federman e vador there's a war," said e The Tufts Political Act- 0 ion Coalition sponsored a Henriquez. "The U.S-. claims e speech given this week by it's crying to combat Com- e

Emilio Henriquez, one of the munism in Latin America. In i =\JK i "Tulsa Two." His partner our country Communism David Medez *as unable to doesn't exist .Iq attend. He then went into a brief Both Henriquez and Mendez history of the plight of El were El Salvadorians who Salvador. In 1932 the mili- left the country to speak tary, led by General Mar- in North America of the at- tinez, over-ran the elected rocities going on. They were president. There was a arrested on October 12 of peasant uprising with a this year in Tulsa, Oklahoma "Revolutionary direction" as illegal aliens. to stop the military. According to the intro- This uprising was stopped duction given by Heriquez, with the help of the U.S., they were really arrested according to Heriquez. "It because "the United States is nothing new to the U.S. government didn't want this to massacre our people, he to be heard." Their transla- added. "30 ,000 peqple were tor has been harassed by the massacred." FBI as well as other people . After another attempted associated with the tour coup . in the 1940's the across the country. "We all hear in ~1 Sal- continued on page 6 4 !hfb Wednesday, November 18, 1981 and various campus organ- exchange ideas and exper- Colcord Reviews Present, izations such as the dining iepces in this way. halls and Buildings and The informalities of the Future Roles of CASP Grounds beginning in the dining halls has proven to by Fred Wagner Spring. Colcord stressed the be conducive to this kind Dean Frank Colcord has face cutbacks. potential involvement of the of interaction. In pursing termed the work of the com- Colcord claimed the de- Tufts' community in this this idea, the SPIRIT com- mittee of Arts and Sciences cision on the part of the process as the most impor- mittee will be sponsoring Priorities (CASP) "disap- trustees to stop the in- tant aspect of CASP. Many a lunch seminar today with pointing" in regard to for- crease in the stydent body budget "hearings will be open Barbara Tedlock in the Mac- mulating this year's budget.' requires a steady' budget. to the general public, and Phie Conference Room. Pro- Colcord said that his group The three-year. budget plan reports will be published fessor Tedlock is a member did not have enough time to is similar to the process after the committee hears of the Anthropology Depart- review this year's budget, used at Brown and Priceton testimony from various .wit- ment and will be discussing but will reserve the right during the financial crises -nesses, -some areas of the field that to comment on the final pro- of the early 1970's. "We are A Spirited Affair arc her specialty. posal. a lot better off than some If YOU don't have a meal There will be only one other schools," said Col- Today's lunch in MacPhie Plan, give your name at the more meeting of CASP this cord. He referred to the and Carmichael dining halls desk at MacPhie. You'll re- semester. When they recon- financial problems of state will be a "spirited affair''- ceive a ticket and the meal vene next semester, work universities who are at the -the SPIRIT Committee will will be paid for by SPIRIT will begin on the three-year mercy of local legislatures. be sponsoring entertainment committee. budget plan. Colcord empha- Colcord was confident that uphill and an informal forum However, if you're in the sized the importance of the similar financial problems for discussion and sharing mood for a lighter, more en- three-year plan saying, would not afflict Tufts. of ideas downhill as ad- tertaining interlude, you "we're in a situation where The decision as to what ditions to their lunch pro- should stop by Carmichael we have to make difficult areas will be allocated lim- grams. lounge for a jam session of choices." He described a ited funds will be based on Most students may be fam- rock and jazz. condition where neither the student demand and goals for i1ia.r with SPIRIT'S sponsor- 1 h AA 1 faculty nor student body growth in each department. ship of the "take a faculty will be growing in number CASP will hear testimony member to lunch." Students and certain departments will from academic depastments are able to invite any fac- lty member to join'him and group of his friends to Y ou are invited to attend inch and are encouraged to

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$5atboor NOTE: Anyone who has already had their portrait taken must choose a pose from the proofs they have fictets in Eaton,Nov/6-/9-Il:30-1:30 received and notify Chamberlain Studios of that :,hoice via the order blank enclosed with the proofs before Thanksgiving, or else they will choose your pose for you. Wednesday, November 18, 1981 5 - wmo, continued opted, would have instituted er than people bringing com- 'I1 would hope ...some form "The question has broader set block programming based laint5 to another body, stu- 'of-survey would be submitted implications than to just on the response of the siu- dents with suggestions or by next Monday" said Judic- WMFO," said Ponting. "The dents. CQiilplaints have access to iary member Norman Cherner. autonomy of student organ- Wording of Byfield's ref- proper channels at the sta- Station representatives ex- izations is threatened.. . erendum was approved in a tion to voice their views. pressed dismay that the sur- there is the potential for 5 to 1 vote, while a un- The wording of the WMFG vey was to be handed to the no freedom of expression," animous vote determined that survey must be approved by students in approximately Ponting added. the entire referendum be the Judiciary, the board or- three weeks, during the last Byfield brought up the rejected. The Senate has al- dered. Judiciary member Fred week of classes. Ponting idea of a referendum and ready allocated funds for Hagedorn said he hoped all said the Senate and Judic- survey when friends com- a survey which is currently parties involved would work iary would have to take into plained to him about WMFO's being planned. together to compose the sur- account the time limitations programming and problems in Station members also vey . of a student organization. getting requests played. argued that the impartiality "I think it (the decis- Operations director Dan , Attempting to cut funding of the survey and referendum ion) was the fairest thing Poor said the station would as leverage for programming had been compromised by an possible" said Byfield, es- try to accommodate the jud- changes did not seem like unauthorized petition that pecially since the Judiciary iciary, but the time factor, a good idea, Byfield said, had been circulating on cam- has control over the final was a Problem and the sta- tion wanted to "do it right" so he decided to !'try to get pus last week. survey wording. On the sur- as many people to respond During the proceedings, vey, Byfield commented IfI'd SO the survey would be com- to the survey as possible" station members argued that really prefer it was bind- ~~h~~fve* to determine ' what WMFO programming decisions should ing," and suggested that the * should play. be left to the station using questions on present student c The station's current student input as a factor . happiness with the station * programming is basically "I really don't think the freeform, with certain Judiciary is the proper for- want to hear be included. c m blocks reserved for jazz, mat for this to be discus- "I think the important E rhythms in Black Satin, Con- sed" Ponting said, adding part is that the survey ,, NOWDELIVERING: tacto (Portuguese music and "We're always open" to is not binding ...every- c * affairs), and emphasis on student input, but the sta- thing that comes after * %aVt;,g * that is diplomacy, not c certain types of music dur- tion had "received no feed- a mandate," Stylides said e ? ing different freeform back" of a problem in pro- of the decision. a*******************666-9$22 ? blocks. The survey, if ad- gramming on this case. Rath-

Film Series PRESENTS PAUL NEWMAN in the Academy Award-winning i +4 + Sponsored by Tufts Equestrian Club + 4 t + Friday Nov. 20--9-1 pm 4 4 + 1 Get an early start on your:4 4 4 holiday partying!! 4 @ 0 4 Luke" ; Refreshments ; Live Entertainment Tonight, Wed. Nov. 18 +4 {Admission $2.50 10 pm 4 ICome dressed as a turkey $2.00 ; + (WHATEVER THAT MEANS?) 0+ 4 Macphie Pub 4 $1 .oo 4 Eaton Lounge 4 *-*-4*****.b 0 mtsDAILY Wednesday, November 18, 1981 Classified Lost & Found Roan available in a huge +amnt Already nude reservations with thr what would happen after the imperialists would be the for spring semester with an option airlines for your plane ticket Revolution, Henriquez re- biggest boost to our econ- FOUM): Two keys outside phone booth for s-r. 1 block off csprpus. ha? Why not pick up your ticker sponded, "The Revolution omy. " at Curtis Hall on Wed., Nov.11. Please ,call Tan at 776-9165. at TSR. Your El\TRA alST $0.00. could take years, if the The plight of El Salvador lies in the fact that "im- Identify and claim at Tufts Daily Housing wanted: Seeking Aparant That's right - M extra fee. Call U.S. doesn't pull out its perialists" are there. They Office, Curtis Hall. Ext. 6131 or to share with fmle non smoker. us today for your on canpu:, ticket aggressive forces. If the are "exploiters." As to a 6170. Please call 646-2665 between 8:cx) pickup - Avoid those lq; Logar U.S. wasn't there, we would have already won." solution--the imperialists BT: Star of David Gold Necklace am. & 9:oO am. Monday-Friday. Ask Lines. TSR, 17 Chetwyd Rd. Hayes Every Revolution is based must leave so the El Salva- of very significant sentimental for Lisa. House, ext. 6129. on Marxism and Lenninism. dorians can successfully win value with Hebrew inscriptions on re wu tired of o\leroriced ~linese I Power has to be in the hand their revolutionary strug- one side and initials on the other. ran/ mt try M& wa is! Services ~md? we of the proletariat," Hen- gle. Henriquez said, "This Lost,across Lewis hall on Packard. diver!! Start- Wednesday!! fj66- $25.-reward if found. Call Shirron BAD NEWS: lhe planes at Thanksgiv- -_riquez said, "and that with is a war for liberation, to 972. obtain necessities which at -135 ar leave notice at 623- ing are full. GcxlD NEWS: TSR has 'arduous labor' the country have been neglected to 9001. provided, for only $34.50 round TPAC, continued can achieve economic stabil- our trip buses to NY & NT (White Plains ity and cohesiveness. He people. The U.S. does not Fod: Wan's green charrois shirt & Paranus, Penn Stat.). But, they iilitary Junta passed twc Idded, "Kicking out the U.S. belong here." in Barnun 008 last wek contact are filling up fast-11 today! lecrees declaring "Rebel 1ion Hillel office Curtis Hall X734 x6129. aould not be permitted" and' .. .. Lost a six inch silver bracelet 'The military could not be uphill on Sat. Cobra pattern sen- TSR has lots of tarporary jobs and usted from power." timental value call 623-2138 typing jobs available -all at great As Henriquez was watching pay. Interviews necessary first, :he polls in 1972 after the Small wristwatch found on Talbot & )residential election in El Ave. in front of Jackson gym on though. Mon 'Ihurs 9-11:30am &yes House, 17 Chetwynd Rd, "oct. 6129. ialvador, there was trouble. 11/14. Owner may identify & claim "The National Guard came at Phys. Ed./Dance Cept. in Jackson Need a gift for the person who has ind. began to get us out,"' x739. everything? Why not send a bouquet ie said. "Those who refused of balloons frm TSR? Call x6129, Found: leather change purse in Wes- IO leave received blows from sell. If yours, call 776-3908. '-F, 1-5pn. 3 day advance order. Cranial Noise rifle butts." Sometimes it's fun .to ening our bodies, the five we'll put a song in your hart! The military burned the iang YO*J~head against the are also attacking OUI Lost: lpr. of turtle shell glasses &der a singing telegram! only $8! )allot boxes. After that dall. For some bizzare rea- psyche: "We're headed foi last ssen on Boston Ave. corner Cane to the TSR office - Hayes fiasco Napoleon Duarte son last Friday night, more the bread basket of the of kllview. Call Kathy, 396-6542. House - at least three days in ad- ;ained control of the coun- students than the Pub would nation, and after that the Lost: dark, blue dam jacket at vance. :ry. He remains there today. ?old wanted to smash their world!" said Ralph. Sucl Pub Tues. night. If fourd, call since then the people jkulls against the floors, high aspirations. lave opposed the rule of Gab, 395-6277. Haircuts $8, Perm $25, Hem $10. Jalls, and ceilings as 'Pie Although The Fools havc Licensed Professional Hairstylist. harte, accordi.ng to Hen- released two albums alread) LOST: A clipboard with ME 11 Re- Fools (EM1 recording art- Call Milly at 395-2730. riquez. They have been re-, they are still looking foi view. If fod, call a copy ists) cranked out their please iolting, but America has -the "big hit" to hreal desired. I'll pay the Xerox b- -9: Leaves Anderson/MacPhie every- "kick-ass'' rock and roll. sided with the Junta and has Upon completion of their nationally in a big way. chine. Leave in saw place as hane- hour on the hour, leaves Harvard ieen "massacring the people. Eirst song, it became ap- With such common "stadiun works! or call 666-2876. Sq. every hour on the % hr. dot just now, but also in A: TSR Shuttle - & only 2% to boot. parent to anyone familar rock" one wbnders if the) Lost: 2 spiral notebooks and Calc. 1932. " with Boston rock, that The will ever find it. None thc Buy your tickets in Anderson every Strategically, El Salva- text. Call Kenny, 623-6491. Fools were just another ex- less, LiLi group plans on re- Fri night frm 7-11. Soon you will of lor is much interest to tension of local, adamant cording a new album al be able to buy them fran your U.S. ," :he Henriquez added,. attitudes. Hailing from the Synco-sound Studios right friendly SMC~salemn. 'They are fighting so we North Shore, Rick Bartlett here in Boston. Again on th( Rom available for Spring semester TSR Typing. TSR has typists that qon't fall into the hands (lead guitar), Jeff Wilkon- EM1 label. )f in fully furnished 3 bedrm. apt. can type your French paper Communism. That is a lie. son (drums), Mike Girard Obviously the band ex. [here is no Communism." for 1 fenale. 1 block fran campus. n~'typing. 17 'aetwynd Rd. fit6129 (lead vocals), Doug Forman ists, as tney admit, just Many Tufts neighbors. $120 plus. Henriquez also fears (bass), and Ralph Fatello for the fun- of it. Thei: ~aii628-2370. TSR nmaccepts Mastercharge & Visa Russian involvement in (guitar) compose the quin- sound is purely escape; per. Nomkirg male wanted to share for all services. over and El Salvador. "We had tet. Although The Fools have haps such intellectual as. furnished apt. with 3 others, charge sanething t&y. 17 &ernJ& LG watch the front. door existed for five years, they sociations are too qreat- starting .Jan. 1. 2 mins. walk fran Rd, Hayes House. to stop the Americans. have moved from the humorous Realistically, The Fools ar -us. Rent $120 plus utilities. TYPING. Experienced, Accurate a!d We hdve to watcn the back schtick of their earlier here only to have a goo Call 395-4735. pranpt service with IEM Selectric door to stop the Russians." shows and to a new direc- time, a happy-go-lucky, day Do you want to rmve back on to cam- - Papers, Theses, Reports, art- He described the cruelty tion with the addition of by-day sound which captur.e pus? I need sawme to take over icles, ktters, Resms, Etc. Call of the Americans i.n his Ralph Fatello formerly of their individual lifestyles my housing contract. Call MY, Lynn. Tel. 1-535-6335. homeland. He said there are The Vinny Band ('OH, NO not The question remai.nT over 1000 Green Berets, "the The Vinny Band) Unfortunate- what good is it? In th, 666-3260 and we'll see what sort Tired of lat+night pizzas or subs? very same as were in Viet- no great scheme of rock an, of recarpensation can be worked Hee Yar Lau,Sarville's premier ly, one knows in what out. nam. They use the same tac- direction. roll, The Fools only rep. Chinese food take-out spot, will tics, such as Napalm and resent a brief moment. The. start a delivery service every The attitude which keeps Hall House, home of the Hebrew Agent Orange." , the band cranking is quite have little chance of chang. Yiddish Culture Sei-iety, has a night 8p-12 midnite Thurs., Cct. He described a military simple, basic, in fact: ing the development of mod. . large double with a walkin closet 23th. Call 623-1940 and kill the training camp in Panama "We're going €or the th- ern music; hopefully, the: If mchies with good Giinese fond. available 2nd semester. inter- where they are training EL roat!" And .such was their possess no characteristic! ested, call Simon at 666-8135 or ict Them Eat Cake... Salvadorians for the coun- show at MacPhie. Loud, fast, leading to a cultural alter- Sam at 623-9031. bnmdable Sendables . introduces ter-revolution. He called grinding and obnoxious for ation. Yet such blitz musi( a birthday cake service. rall TSR the American soldiers "dogs" has no purpose. Jumpinl Available Jan 1, 1982: 1 large bed- no good reason, The Fools fcr into ~6129 and "facists." He ,claimed blew the roof off the hall. around senslessly can. be dnc roan for fmle nmmker in beau- they were "killing o.ld peo- Both Ralph and Rick gripped often is very beneficia tiful bbednn. apt. on Teele Ave. BY POPULAR DEMAND' TSK has added ple, women and kids with Na- t-heir guitars, wrenching the after too many exams. papzr! (across frm Lewis Hall). Rent another bus to its Thanksgiving palm and Agent Orange. If chords from them in perfect and beers. So the appearanct $137.50 + utilities. Cal) 776-4866. Shuttle bus repertoire. Bus leave5 they're here to stop the Ted Nugent style. .:f one of the student boyd, el Cohen 4pn Wed. 11/25. Destination Russians, why don't they go blinked quickly, Mice could masse, did not, one hopes, $ female double & f male double PESN STATION, "E. Returns 11/29, over there and do it,'' Hen- have been mistaken for Stev- represent a true desire c( available for 2nd semester in Span- 4:3Opm €ran Perm Stat. Only $74.50 ri quez added. en Tyuler in his fake leo- smash one's head but r( ish House. If interested, call Tony round trip. Stop by or call TSR When asked how long the pard skin. Not only threat- purge one's brain of exces: at 625-8585. Keep trying. thy. revolution- would take, and I]ILLILy Wednesday, November 18, 1981 7 Notices Asian Students Club general met- JOURNALISTS: 2 Tufts grads soare Afrwherican Society, Asian Stu- micron Delta Epsilon, the Econo- Wednesday ing on ll/lY, 9pn. in Eaton 201. mw professional journalists will dents Club, Italian Club & Latin mics Honor Society will be accept- Crafts Center is sponsoring a cal- Freshn Class Carmittee meeting hold an informal discussion ses- American Society are sponsoring irg applications for admission be- ligraphy workshop for anyone in- Thurs. 11/19, 2:3Opn. in Eaton 209. sion at Brm House, 11/20, 3:*- a cultural dimer-dance on 11/22, tween Nov. 16 and Nov. 25. Require- Julie Salmn & Bill will 6:3Opn in Fletcher Dining Hall. ments and signup list are posted terested in learning the basic DUKEFIT: This national organiza- Abrans be talkirg about 'Writing for a Tickets sold only in advance: $5.50 on the EC. society board. (Lobby, steps to Old English Script. The tion will hold a denunstration of Newspaper: fran the Tufts Observer w/meal. card, $8.50 without. For mrkshop is Wed. 11/16, 7:3Opn. its aerobic dance/exercise program to the Wall St-reet Journal." mre info, call Laurie, 628-4675 Bring a pen, otherwise mterials on 11/19, 1-2pn. in Jackson BrakerThe Beelzehbs Hall) are planning their Thurs. or Park. 625-2991. will be provided. Call x347, for Lounge. Sponsored by the Excollege. -'arty at Delta Tau Delta. Fri. Spring tour to Florida. If you knaJ mre info. 11/20. Music by L'Andrioux. $2 ad- hisPorter, who directs the Jazz of any possible cmert locations Are you glad the bottle bill pas- ensanbles at both Tufts and Bran- TAU(WG ABOUT %?E. What is it? mission. Free refreshnts. * or interested vocal groups, please will Why does it happen? What can we sed? Do you want to recycle in the sponsored by Jose CWWO. deis Universities, perform call x6149 or write your and with his professional quartet at do about it? A discussion with wo- meantime? Cane to the PIRG meeting Tufts Christian Fellowship is hav- phone rarr$er on the rideboard in in Miner 12, 11/19, 7:3Opn. Brandeis' Slosberg Recital Hall men €ran the Rape Crisis Center, ing a teaching on spiritual & em+ Eaton Lome under the Bubs notice. Wed. Nov.18, at 7:3Opn. Eaton 201. timl healing Fri. 11/20, 7:3Opn Sponsored by the Waren's Center. in Burden Lounge (Anderson hall). The Tufts Lesbian & Gay Camunity Att: Seniors: Sperry .Div. which Stratton Happy Hour, Fri. 11/20. will meet this Wed. right at 8 in was cancelled Fri. Nov.l3th, 6-%. Sponsored by Total Eclipse. their office, 3rd floor Hayes House will be back on campus Fri. All welcare. 17 Chetwynd Rd. All lesbian gay Nov.2Oth. Please keep your men, and bisexual men and warnen Sam? times. Saturday

L 'Tufii, are encouraged to attend. c CT John Hancock will hold an infor- Saturday, Nov 21 isclean-Up Day! SPIRIT is sponsoring special lunch mational meeting at Bolles House sponsored by the enviromntal programs today in MacPhie & Car- on Fri. Nov. 20th between 3:00 and house. Help us pick the litter on michael dining halls. Prof. Tedlock 4:3Opn Slide presentation will be this canpus. Meet at the environ- mntal house, 108 Packard Ave., will be speaking in MacPhie Confer- shown. Wine and cheese will be ence Rocm and live jazz entertain- served. For mre info contact at ll:Wa.m. (it's a yellow house) ment will be featured in Cannichael Terry at Career Guidance. All The Progressive Student Network Loc1

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