THE: TUFTS DAILY Where You Read It First Thursday, April 29,1993 . Vol =VI, Number 61 Carlos Fuentes to deliver main speech during Commencement Mayer to receive posthumous bachelor of science degree by ELIZABETH Y ELLEN on placing Mexican history in a‘ University of Pennsylvania, Cam- Daily Editorial Board fictional context. Furthermore, he bridge University in England, and Internationally-renowned vocally advocates Latin Ameri- Harvard University, where he was Mexican author Carlos Fuentes can independence, strongly oppos- Robert F. Kennedy Visiting Pro- will deliver the main address at ing American abuses of the integ- fessor of Latin American Studies Tufts’ 137th commencement cer- rity of the Latin American coun- from 1986to1988.1111988hewas emonies on May 23. The Univer- tries. He emphasizes “the need for Simon Bolivar Professor at Cam- sity will also award him an honor- the United States to export its bridge. ary doctor of letters degree at that democratic ideals rather than im- Fuentes, a Mexico City native Daily file photo time. pose its will upon its neighbors in and son of a career diplomat, be- The Carmichael dining hall closed early after asbestos was found. “I am pleased that Carlos the south,” according to the press gan a career in politics, not writ- Fuentes will be the keynote speaker release. He underlines the price ing, as a member and then secre- at my first commencementat Tufts. Latin Americapaid duringthe Cold tary of the Mexican delegation to Asbestos forces early His is an important voice in build- War era, noting that the US is the International Labor Organiza- ing bridges with our neighbors to historically abusive toward Latin tion in Geneva. In I954 he joined the south, and he speaks for a America in instances such as the the Mexican Ministry of Foreign closure of- dining hall people and a culture to which stu- invasion of Panama and the proxy Affairs as assistant chief of the by DAVID MEYERS Freshman Veken Gueyikian dents in American colleges and war in Nicaragua. press section in Mexico City. Daily Editorial Board echoed Han’s comments. universities sadly have little expo- Netchinsky regards Fuentes’s In addition, from 1955 to 1956 The Carmichael dining hall was “It’s annoying. It takes extra sure,” University President John appearance as an “example of Fuentes held the posts of secretary forced to close earlier than previ-, effort. It’s sometimes easier just DiBiaggio was quoted as saying in [Tufts’] Pan-American identity.” and assistant director of cultural ously scheduled due to the discov- not to go to dinner. It’s uncomfort- a press release. She said that inviting Fuentes to development at the National Uni- ery of asbestos, said Director of able downhill. I never want to stay Consideringthat this academic speak signifies the University’s versity of Mexico. Between 1957 Dining Services Patricia Lee. after1finish eating. I want to leave year began with the Columbian celebration of Hispanic identity as and 1959 he served as head of the The dining hall closed after right away,” Gueyikian said. Quincentennial, the encounter of Tufts’ Hispanic population in- Department of Cultural Relations lunch last Friday. Yet, some students do not seem European and New World cul- creases. According to Netchinsky, for the Ministry of Foreign Affairs “We would not have closed bothered by the closing. tures, Fuentes’s appearance at because Tufts is currently grow- in Mexico City and from 1975 to early if not for the asbestos in the “It’s the same no matter where Tufts is particularly meaningful, ing in reputation as an interna- 1977 was Mexico’s ambassador ceiling,” said Lee. The dining fa- you go. There’s also Pound up- according to Assistant Professor tional institution, showcasing to France. cility was originally scheduled to hill,” said sophomore Tammy of Spanish and Latin American Fuentes is particularly appropri- The start of Fuentes’s writing close May 24, the day following Donroe. Literature Jill Netchinsky. “Carlos ate and demonstrates the career is marked by the 1954 pub- Commencement. According to Lee, the removal Fuentes’s commencement speech University’scommitment not only lication of his first work,Los dius “It [the asbestos] wasn’t found process will take between three will celebrate the start of the next to Europe but to the Americas. enmuscurados. Illustratinghis ten- to be an horrendous problem but and four weeks. The company 500 years in a very positive way as Fuentes holds a diploma from dency toward historical themes is we have to do something about it,” under contract is currently dis- he represents the Pan-American the National University of Mexico his highly acclaimednovelof 1962, said Lee. mantling the different weas ofthe spirit -- a commitment to greatart and.compIeted graduate work at The Death of Artemio Crw. The Freshman Euge Han is very dining facility in order to have and a pursuit of socialjustice,” she Geneva’s Institut des Hautes saga offers a fictionalized account upset about the premature closing access to the ceiling. said. Etudes. In recent years he has of the Mexican Revolution begin- of the Carmichael dining facility. People working to remove the “He’s a great writer. He’s a taught courses in literature, Ro- ning at the turn of the century and “I miss breakfast a lot more lately asbestos have to take a number of great speaker. He’s a great intel- mance languages, and Latin lasting until the 1950~~addressing just because I have to go downhill. lectual,” Netchinsky said. American culture at American and I hate walking,” he said. see ASBESTOS, page 13 In his writing Fuentes focuses British universities including the see COMMENCEMENT, page 11 Former German foreign minister Events in memory of speaks at Fletcher, receives degree Bruce begin tonight by MEGAN BRENN-WHITE was responsible for nominating new states of the former Soviet by PAUL HORAN ness about violence against Afri- Daily Editorial Board Genscher for the honorary degree. Union. Daily Editorial Board can American and all women. “Vladivostok to Vancouver,” Salacuse described Genscher as Genscher insisted that, “There The Tufts community was The events will begin tonight was the message of trans-Atlantic “probably one of the greatest Eu- is no room for isolation anymore,” shocked last summer by the news with a candlelightvigil commenc- unity put forward by former Ger- ropean foreign ministers of the and argued for a strong role for the that Lena Bruce, a 1992 Tufts ing at Capen House at 7:30 p.m. man Foreign Minister Hans- twentieth century.” United States with the European graduate, was found murdered in Scheduled tomorrow is the first Dietrich Genscher in a speech at Speaking in English, Genscher Community. His plan for coop- her apartment in South Boston. annual Lena Bruce Stop Violence the Fletcher School of Law and began his address by thanking the eration from “Vladivostok to This weekend, with the crime still Against Sisters Speakout, which Diplomacy yesterday. His address, Fletcher School for the degree and Vancouver,” would be based on unsolved, the Tufts student group will start at 3 p.m. in front of entitled “The New Partnership: conveying his admiration for the existing institutions such as the Not Another Sister will sponsor Boston City Hall. Later this week- North America’s and Europe’s school that has educated many three days of events to commemo- end, the group will sponsor Lena Global Responsibility,” followed German diplomats over the years. see GENSCHER, page 3 . rate her life and to promote aware- Bruce Day, a series of events all his acceptance of an honorary He then focused on the main sub- day Sunday, including a memorial Doctor of Laws degree from the ject of his address: the need for Students to present list of demands service and several speakers and Fletcher School. greater cooperation between the A group of 13 students, calling themselves “Respect,” are present- fUndraisers. The seventh floor of the Cabot United States and Europe in forg- ing a list of demands to the administration today, according to senior The goals Of the weekend’s Intercultural Centerwas ovefflow- ing a new world order where “po- Sandra Hanna. programs, said Francesca Grace, ing, with several people standing litical, economical, and ecologi- “We are giving a list of demands to the administration tomorrow Lena Bruce Day Executive Coor- or sitting on the floor, as Fletcher cal” issues would be joint con- and we’ve already met with [University President John] DiBiaggio,” dinator, are “to stop violence School Dean Jeswald Salacuse cerns of the unified countries. said Hanna yesterday. against women, to furtherthe goals introduced Genscher. Salacuse He addressed the new Euro- The first demand involves the controversial speaker policy. “We Ofcommunities Of cO1or~”and pean unity saying that, (‘the Euro- mnt them to create a committee to redo the controversial speaker start Off Our academic award in a pean Community is the anchor of iolicy,” said Hanna. “We want it done by December 1 and we want proper context.” stability for all Europe and be- ;tudents involved.” Lena Bruce, the first African yond.” Following the fall of the I Inside The second demand calls for students to be placed on the diversity American to graduate with SovietUnion and the reunification Honors from the College of Engi- Viewpoints ...... p. 4 :ommittee. ofGermany, Genschercalledupon “Third, we want the University to use the Committee on Intellec- neering in ten years, hadbeen hired Tufts’financial priorities, LenaBruce the US to participate in a greater ual Life to bring in speakers on marginalized life. It should work with by a Boston engineering fmupon Day is approaching, the radical right’s Europe that included the former her graduation last May. She had new tactis, and Nick goes to D.C. he resource centers and Lecture Series,” said Hanna. Soviet satellite states and the west- In the final demand, they want a written statement from the moved into an apartment in South ern Soviet republics. Boston out of a desire to give sports ...... * ...... P. 9 idministration.“We want a statement from the president, vice presi- Baseball beats Suffolk behind His hopes that this community something back to the commu- would not be a “Western Euro- lent, provost, and dean of students office expressing a serious Scholds’ power and great pitching, and :ommittment to the previous demands. And we want it published by nity. She was found slain in that pean coalition” were voiced in his Jimmy V falls to cancer. ’ . he end of the year and in the graduation issue [of the Daily],” said apartment on July 11. call for the membership of the 3anna. Tonight’s vigil will begin at countries currently under consid- Weekender ...... p. I The other members of Respect are seniors Nick Jehlen, Sue Frost, Capen House and will proceed up eration (Austria, Switzerland, An interview with British comedy tache1 Fouche, John Stone, Andy Salzer, Eric Schliesser, Pattie through the campus and stop on Sweden, and Norway) and the star Eric Idle, and a guide to a quickie VleDermott; iuniors Henry Ofori-Atta, Lauren Mishkin, Jim Sherred; the library roof, where participants continuation of “association7’and trip to the Big Apple. ;ophomore yohn Fee; and freshman Ken Archer. “c~operation’~agreements with the see BRUCE, page 14 page two THE TUFTS DAILY Thursday, April 29,1993 THETUFTS DAILY Letters to the Editor Paul Horan productive.Boycotting Pepsico and its sub- dered someone, would his punishment be a Editor-in-Chief Racist graffiti is not sidiaries (including Taco Bell, yumm!!) is case of anti-Semitism? Of course not! Al- the problem at Tufts not going to solve anything. Mutawa and Eric Schliesser are putting Managing Editor: Elizabeth Yellen forwardtheir explanationofthe Arab Israeli Associate Editors: Elin Dugan, Caroline Schaefe -0 the Editor: Editorial Page Editor: Stephen Arbuthnot The recent derogatory graffiti displayed John Rickauer E ‘96 conflict (“International Neuroses Part I, 11, and 111,” Daily, 4-13-93, 4-20-93, and 4- Production Managers: Julie Cornell, It Eaton is only a symptom of an ever- Michael B. Berg, Jamie Fink resent and much larger problem at hand at Cesar Chavez should 22-93), and while Imay disagree with them ’ufts. It is a shame that it takes such a on several points. I see no hatred of the NEWS Jewish people in their work. Editors: David Meyers, Christi Beebe ilatantly ugly incident to call attention to be remembered Ltssistant Editors: John Wagley, Jessica Rosentha he racism that exists on our campus. Yet To the Editor: In this period of rising anti-Semitism in Wire Editor: Joel Goldberg his racist graffiti is only the manifestation This Friday another great leader fell into the United States and around the world, we Assistant Editor: Viljak Sethaput f the pre-existing resentment, prejudice, the infinity of history. need to think before we call someone an VIEWPOIMS nd ignorance that is undeniably present. Cesar Chavez was the inspiration to all, ’anti-Semite. Not only does it wrongly ac- Editor: Michael J.W. Stickings cuse somebody of an evil action, but it Assistant Editor: Mimi Ho While I am pleased that the anti-Semitic Chicano and non-Chicano alike, especially nd anti-African American graffiti has the migrant farm workers. In 1962, he co- weakens the fight to remove the blight on FEATURES aught the attention of President John founded the National Farm Workers Asso- anti-Semitism from the world. I would hate Editor: Rob Mirman to see the day when the word anti-Semitism Assistant Editors: Rachel Levine, Jessica Ruzz IiBiaggio, the faculty, and students, I find ciation (United Farm Workers Union). iyself asking: “Why does something ugly Chavez led his union and called attention to me& disagreeing with a Jew, so please, ART & ENTERTAINMENT use it with caution and care. Editors: Madhu Unnikrishnan, Matt Carson lways have to happen before anyone does his cause by going on 25,24, and 36 days Assistant Editor: Megan Brenn-White nything?” long fasts, and also leading several grape WEEKENDER Just because there is no racist graffiti boycotts, marches, and “huelgas” (strikes). Nathaniel Klitsberg LA’96 . Editor: Nadya Sbaiti )day doesn’t mean that the racism isn’t Cesar Chavez fought against the injus- Chair, Conservative Religious Production Manager: Patrick Healy resent. It won’t just go away by itself, and tices that pervadedthe migrant fmworker. Committee Photo Editor: Tabbert Teng rill probably manifest itself in another He was opposed to the use of certain pesti- Tufts Hillel SPORTS Editors: Phil Ayoub, Doug Kak, Marc Sheinkin irm sooner or later unless some serious cides which harm workers. He also brought Assistant Editors: Craig Mer,John Tomase ction is taken by Tufts administrators. attention to the use of the short handle Bruce to be honored When this incident is forgotten and is PHOTOGRAPHY . sickle. Farm supervisors would make the To the Editor: Editors: Tara Kemohan, Matilde Pereda, Id news in a couple of months, how much migrant workers use it because they could I am urging you all to attend the fust Olivier Tittman loser will we be towards educating the easily recognize those workers who were annual Lena Bruce Day, hosted by Not Assistant Editors: Tehzeen Choonavala, porant and eliminating racism on this recuperating and taking a breath of air from Juan Mayoral Another Sister. For those of you who are ampus? those who were engaged in the sweating not familiar with Lena Bruce, this is your PRODUCTION The fight against racism is an everyday field for a wage close to nothing. Supervi- Layout Editors: Dirk Reinshagen, chance to not only learn about an extraordi- Ryan Otto, Leah Schwartz ght that must be acknowledgedand openly sors would command them to work. nary black woman whose life was stolen Graphics Editor: John Pohorylo ipported by the school administrators, Chavez changed the face of California from her at the prime of her career, but also Classifieds Editors: Stephanie Romney, rofessors, and students. It must be worked agriculture with new laws and with the to hear about issues that concern all of us. Jennifer Rich ito our curriculum, courses, forums and recognition ofunions which bargained con- Although I did not know Lena personally, Assistant Editors: Melissa Nirenberg, veryday life so that we students are aware tracts. He forever changed the life of .the Alison Meinster for me she demonstrates what we are all Copy Editors: Elana Vatsky, 5 much as possible. migrant worker and gave us hope. possible of accomplishing: success. Lena . Cheryl Horton, Yael Belkind Racism is a problem that all minority Chavez once said, “If the union falls Bruce was one of the first black women to udents have to deal with whether it be apart when I am gone, I will have been a graduate fiom the College of Engineering Larry her )me insensitive remark made by a suppos- miserable failure and it will have been a Executive Business Director with honors. Just on the verge of beginning clly esteemed professor to a student mak- terrible waste of a lot of time by a lot of a fruitful life and career, her life was Business Manager: Gizem Ozkulahci ig an off-hand racist joke. It shouldn’t people.” snatched from her without a care. It is only Office Manager: Alyssa Soracco ke another ugly racial incident to cause It is up to you and me to continue where bad enough that as a community we have Receivables Manager: Lyle Mays eople to take action and care, because he has left. We can not let these injustices lost a valuable member, but that the police . SubscriptionsManager: JL McHenry rhether racism is painted on the wall or go unnoticed. There is still a boycott of the force has not realized the importance ofthis The Tufts Daily is a nonprofit newspaper, publishec ot, more dangerously, people are thinking California grapes. black woman’s death. They have allowed onday throughFriday duringthe academicyear and distrib !SIGUEMOS LUCHANDO! her case to fall through the cracks, with no ed free to the Tufts community. The Daily is entirel) regard for her family and friends or for )dent-run; there are no paid editorial positions. The Daily i! Carolyn Sun LA’95 inted at Charles River Publishing, Charlestown, MA. Eric Torres LA’94 justice. I am outraged and this community The Daily is located at the back enhance of Curtis Hall a President, Hispanic American Society should be too. This is how amember of our ifts University. Our phone number is (617) 627-3090 isiness hours are 9:OO a.m. - 6:OO p.m., Monday througb iupport Pepsico comfnunity was treated! For this reason, I iday, and 1:OO pm. - 6:OO p.m. on Sunday. o the Editor: Don’t overuse the am requesting you to attend the events The policies of The Tufts Daily are established by thc scheduled for Sunday, May 2. If you cannot itorial board. Editorials appear on this page, unsigned I am writing in response to Tristram dividual editors are not necessarily responsible for, or ir erry’s Letter to the Editor (Daily, 4-28- term ‘an ti= S emit is m ’ attend all of them, at least try to make one. reement with, the policiesandeditorials ofThe Tufts Daily To the Editor: We need everyone’s support. The content of letters, advertisements, signed columns 3). In this letter Perry describes how eth- ltoons and graphics does not necessarilyreflect the opinion ic minorities in Burma are being denied Several weeks ago, Naif AI-Mutawa The Tufts Daily editorial board. asicliuman rights by being tortured, raped, wrote a Letter to the Editor (“Word mean- Tanisha C. Jorsling LA’96 Letters to the Editor Poliey tc. He encourages a boycott of Pepsico ings are twisted by stereotypes,” Daily, 4- Member, Not Another Sister The Tufts Daily welcomes letters from the readers. The 5-93) on the origins of the word “assassin” terspageisan open forum forcampusissuesandcommenta roducts as a means of stopping this. His out the Daily’s coverage. itionale is that Pepsico operates a bottling and “Philistine.” He also stated how he was Lena Bruce Day to Letters must include the writer’s name and a phone lant in Burma and that many government happy to see the meanings of the word mber where the writer can be reached. All letters must be “JAP” analyzed in an activity sponsored by rified with the Writer before they can be published. fficials drink Pepsi. occur this weekend The deadline for letters /o be considered for publication It is ridiculous to think that by purchas- Hillel at Tufts. It seems that we on .this To the Editor: the following day’s issue is 4:OO p.m. campus have another word that needs to be Due to space limitations,letters should be no longer than ig a Mountain Dew rather than aPepsi that I am member of Not Another Sister 0 words. Any submissions over this length may be edit‘ed ie violence is going to stop and order will analyzed as well. That word is “anti- inviting you to attend our fust annual Lena the Daily to be consistent with the limit. Letters should be :restored. Pepsi has nothing to do with Semitism.” Bruce Day. Some of you may remember :ompanied by no more than eight signatures. If we look in the dictionary, “anti- The editors reserve the right to edit letters for clarity. urma’s lawlessness except for the fact Lena Bruce, an engineering student mur- blication of letters Is no/ guarmteed, but subject to the iat it is the drink served at political meet- Semitism” is defined as “discriminating dered in her home last summer. She was ,cretionof the editors. igs. Ifanything, we shouldsupportPepsico, against or persecuting Jews.” Anti-Semitism one of the first black women to graduate Letters should be typed or printed from an IBM or IBM- is painting swastikas on the library steps. mpatible computer in letter-quality or near-letter-quality I turn supporting capitalism, which is one from the engineering school with honors. ,de. Letters written on Macintosh computers should be F the best things going for them at the Anti-Semitism is desecrating cemeteries Her case is still unsolved to this day. We mght in on disk - files should be saved in “text-only” like those in Peabody and Everett. Anti- mat,anddisksshouldbebroughtinwithacopyoftheletter. loment. By boycotting Pepsico, one is urge you to come to any or all of our events 5ks can be picked up in the Daily business office the :ing counterproductive, by putting the Semitism is notputting forward the opinion on Lena Bruce Day, this Sunday, May 2. As lowing day. ldigenous people out of work and giving that Israel is partly to blame for the years of a woman and a member of the Tufts com- Letters should address the editor and not a particular war in the Middle East. Anti-Semitism is lividual. While letters can be critical of an individual’s em even less power. munity I feel an obligation to learn more ions, they should not attack someone’s personality traits. I offer a real solution. I agree with Perry not using psychological terms to explain about a woman fiom our community. I TheDailywill not accept anonymouslettersorpennames why there is no peace in that section of the :ept in extreme circumstances if the Executive Board that letters should be written. However, hope you agree. :ermines that there is a clear and present danger to the stead of addressing them to Pepsico, one world. hor. The Daily will not accept letters regarding the cover- iould write to his Senators and Congress- Every time I hear the use of the word Nicole Clarke LA’96 : of other publications, unless their coverage itself has “anti-Semitism” or “anti-Semite” to de- :ome a newsworthy issue that has appeared in the Daily. an. In agovemment ruled by the military, Member, Not Another Sister e Daily will accept letters of thanks, if space permits, but hich lost in the election of 1990 but re- fend a weak argument, it makes me nau- ~lnotrunletterswhosesolepurposeistoadvertiseanevent. sed to relinquish power, not much can be seous. The overuse of those terms by Jews When writers have group affiliations or hold titles or and non-Jews lessens the importance of Correction iitionsrelated to the topic oftheir letter, theDailywill note )ne short ofUS or UN intervention.Burma The Daily regrets the mistakes made t followingthe letter. This is to provide additionalinforma- wiously needs help in establishing a de- what they truly mean. It’sjust like the word a and is not intended to detract from the letter. “awesome.”It used to mean something, but in yesterday’s’ article “TCUJ reviews ocracy and the US should be willing to Good and Welfare session.” It was Anita Classifieds Information ,ovide this help, however, sanctions are now we apply it to almost everything. All Tufts students must submit classifieds in person, Anti-Semitism is a term that should be Griffey who was killed in a car accident, :paid with cash or check. All classifieds must be submitted ily going to hurt the people you are trying not Francesca Grace, who is currently a 3:OO p.m. the day before publication. Classifieds may also help. Sanctions are the result of politi- relegated to actions and people that hate bought at the information booth at the Campus Center. All Jews because they are Jews. 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Thursday, April 29,1993 THE TUFTS DAILY page three NEWS Genscher outlines new global cooperation - Pride on the Hill takes GENSCHER tions back on track. They were ranging from Germany’s role in continued from page 1 close to a serious trade confronta- European security, Japan in the North Atlantic Treaty Organiza- tion and that must not be allowed,” New World Order, the war in the part in national march tion, the Council for Security and he said. Genscher also empha- former Yugoslavia, and the actual Cooperation in Europe, and the sized the importance of the final components of a Trans-Atlantic Group holds reunion in Washington United Nations. , draft of agreements made during treaty. Genscher generally reiterated “I call upon the West to take the the Uruguay Round, appealing to asked everyone for a donation of his positions on all these matters, by DAVID MEYERS unity of Europe seriously and not both the EC and the US to make Daily Editorial Board $25 and it was all pure profit. We miss a great opportunity,”said the compromises and avoid any new while stressing that in a changing Members of the Tufts Pride on had some major donations from former German foreign minister. amendments. global world there needed to be the Hill Foundation walked in a alumni to underwrite the event,” He recounted how the stability of “The new Russia, on its way to more cooperation. There was one march on Washington last Satur- he said. the region following World War I1 a market economy and a democ- lively exchangebetween Genscher day to urge the passage of a civil The students, faculty, and and a member of the audience was based upon the hegemony of racy, must not be treated with less rights bill for lesbian, gay, and alumni who attended the reunion about the likelihood of the the United States and the former respect than the Soviet Union,” bisexual people, said Wally discussed a variety of topics, said Bundestag, comparable to the US Soviet Union. Stability today, said said Genscher. He said he sup- Pansing, Tufts graduate and coor- Edelman. “People were talking House of Representatives, pass- Genscher, depended more upon ported aid to the region and as- dinator for Pride on the Hill. The about the importance of coming economic, political and ecologi- serted that, even with some insta- ing a constitutional amendment foundation held a national reunion out and havingthe courage to make cal cooperation. bility, it must continue to play a concerning the role of the mili- as part ofthe weekend’s activities. Tufts an environment hospitable This “trans-Atlanticpartnership large role in global politics. tary. In the end, Genscher left the “The march was a national to various minorities,” he added. of peace and progress,” would He suggested that the West audience with a better idea of the march for lesbian, gay, and bi- “They discussedthe importance guarantee self-determination for should support progress in the role of Germany in a New World sexual rights,” said Tufts English of alums participating in building all peoples, human rights, eco- former Soviet Union by exchang- Order and a blueprint for coopera- Professor Lee Edelman. strength in the lesbian, gay, and nomic and environmental coop- ing training, know-how, and per- tion. Approximately 1,700,000 bisexual community through Salacuse commented on eration, and the respect ofnational sonnel. He added that western pri- people participated in this march projects,” said Edelman. borders. orities should be to develop the Genscher’s speech. which, according to Pansing, was Among the speakers were His- “The idea put forward of the As an illustration of the need region’s raw materials and energy the largest lesbian, gay, and bi- tory Professor Howard Solomon, forthis new cooperation, Genscher sectors, because they are already need for a new partnership be- sexual march ever. Heather Wishik of the Tufts Les- tween North America and Europe used the example of the violence well developed and could spur the ’ Those involved in the march bian, Gay, and Bisexual Commu- and destruction in the former Yu- growth of other parts of the is an important idea. Some Euro- had two goals, to force a lifting of nity, and Tufts student and Pride goslavia. He stressed that other economy. pean countries want to have Eu- the military ban on homosexuals on the Hill member Jeff Javitz. countries, such as the Soviet Union “Last Sunday .the world was rope on it’s own, but Germany and to the passage of a federal civil “Professor Solomon spoke and Czechoslovakia,had been able waiting for the results of a poll in feels that the US needs, to be a rights bill. about where we are in lesbian, to separate with relatively little Russia that hadn’t been fixed in close partner,” Salacuse said. Over 80 people attended the gay, and bisexual rights at Tufts,” In his 18 years as foreign min- violence. He said he believes the advance. That alone is an indica- reunion, which was held at the said Pansing. “Heather spoke of ister of West Germany, Genscher world did not do enough to check tion of fundamental change,” he Washington Hilton, said Pansing. the TLGBC center and Jeff dis- was instrumental in organizing Serbian aggression earlier on, and said. “It was mostly alumni who gradu- cussed the Pride on the Hill orga- Germany’s 1990 reunification. supports the UN vote for a total Genscher endedthe formal part ated sometime since 1980,” he n ization building Germany’s relations with .” embargo on Serbian forces. of his address by stressing again added. “I spoke about the creation of Eastern Europe, organizingamore “If we stop the flow of petrol the need for cooperation.between the TLGBC center and the work unified Europe and keeping the today, tanks and planes will stop Eastern and Western Europe with Pride on the Hill Treasurer Pe- I’ve done this year,” said Wishik. Atlantic Alliance together after the and end the human rights abuses a strong, continuing role for the Iter Clothier, 1989 Tufts graduate, “I discussed our weekly coming Cold War. He resigned,figm thq we’ve been seeing for far two “democracies ofNorth America.” had very a very positive reaction out support group, my meetings position in May 1992, am@ muc$ 10ng,’~he said. Genscher also men- This cooperation would help to :both the march and the reception. with faculty and the housing staff, speculation surrounding ,,the rea. tioned that Germany was one of foster “economic growth, and the L “Both the march and the recep- and how I have worked as re- sons behind his decision,,xReGer! the first countries to press for rec- protection of resources and hu- tion were very successful. The re- source for a variety of different man elections in 1994 could hold ognition of Croatia and Slovenia. man rights,” and would be a true i union was empowering and a lot people and groups.” Genscher speaks on global , “partnership for peace and place for him as Federal presideni issues progress.” or as a part of a new,.qqlition of fun and the reception was en- “I think the whole weekend was zouraging. I never expected Pride wonderful. The entire city was full Addressing global economic Genscher fields few questions government. )onthe Hill to take off like it has. I of gay people who were being issues, Genscher touched on top- .The formal address was fol- !think we raised close to $3000. It’s actively welcomed,” said Wishik. ics ranging from the General lowed by a short question-and- In a Newsweek article formei still early to ,knpw,exactly what Agreement on Tariffs and Trade answer period. Although there US Secretary of State under Presi. our financial conditions are but we Adding that people were being to the inclusion of Russia in a new were undoubtedly many more dent Nixon, Henry KiSSinger, re definitely reached our goal of welcomed at the airport and ho- “Group of Eight.” ’ questions in this audience filled ferred to Genscher as “dcch’ievinl $2000,” Clothier said. tels, Wishik said, “Ordinary insti- “There is a need for the Euro- with professors and students, for his country an influel;iceand i According to Clothier, the tutions were providing services to pean Community and the United Genscher only had time for a few. prestige beyond calculdtions o money came from donations. “We make everyone feel welcome.” States to get the GATT negotia- The questions dealt with issues relative power.” If you are interested in joining Tufts Sex Talk next semester then... L’ET’S TALK!! what: information meeting where: Women’s Center Lounge 55 Talbot Ave.

when: Monday, April 26 11~30- 1230 OR Thursday, April 29 4:30 - 5:30 JOIN TUFTS SEX TALK! page four THE TUFTS DAILY Thursday, April 29,1993 VIEWPOINTS Financial dilemmas Lena Bruce will be remembered

by Francesca Grace I hung up on her, ran to the bath- to always live in the African should be conquered room, and put my head under the American community because she by Eric Schliesser grants for scholarships have de- On Sunday, July 12th, I un- faucet as I cried hot, anguished knew she was a role model. She creased. Real family incomes need packed a package of my belong- tears. My mom quietly waited for was a sister with integrity. In fact, Tufts’ inability to offer admis- to increase, while parents ought to ings from the previous semester at me and commented on the unfair- it’s sadly appropriate that she died sion to all worthy students, be- save fortheir children’s collegiate Tufts. The contents ofthe package ness I had been dealt. I composed in a neighborhood indigenous of cause of its lack of financial aid education - i.e. America’s con- were gifts I had received in honor myself and called to inquire as to our sisters and brothers of African resources, is now a serious prob- sumption patterns need to change. of my having gained full member- how she had died. Lena was found descent. lem. This year Dean Cuttino will The Justice Department should ship into the historically African- earlier that day by her roommate. not admit many qualified, needy drop its anti-trust charges against American sisterhood of Delta She was naked on the bed with a It was beyond my call to ac- students during the regular Ad- schools discussing the aid pack- Sigma Theta. Most of those gifts shirt draped over her, hands bound. count for a tragically shortened missions process. (Incidentally, ages they offer students, or Con- were handmade by Lena Delores To this day, almost nine months brilliant life in a eulogy. In an entering transfer students receive gress should create an anti-trust Bruce. She was my “pers,” mean- later, I feel much pain when I attempt to do justice to her life, we limited aid and foreign students exemption. However, with some ing that we shared a rare and per- envision the tragedy and humilia- in the Tufts community will be don’t get any aid at all.) Instead, effort Tufts itself could alleviate a sonal bond of sisterhood. tion of her murder. As a female, I gathering at Capen House at 7:30 weaker(but richer)candidates will large part of the problem. My bond with Lena Delores am fearful of my voice because p.m. on Thursday, April 29 for a be accepted. Bruce was particularly personal Lena was suffocated to death with candlelight vigil which will pro- As tuition increases outstrip The financial aid because Lena was born on August a pillow. I hear her muffled ceed to the library roof. We invite increases in parental income, the problem will weaken 3, 1970, two days before me. She screams as she fought the assailant you to come and share your po- problem will only intensify. Care- the quality, diversity, was born into a poor neighbor- who finally silenced her. Lena, etry, songs and thoughts on vio- ful budget analysis suggests this hood in Philadelphia similar to my like me and like all strong women, lence against women and Lena’s problem is not only caused by Fi- and loyalty of the neighborhoodinNew York. These spoke her mind and she was si- life at a short speak-out that will nancial Aid pressures but also by student body. are not the details that create a lenced on that day as a woman. end the vigil. On Friday April 30, the University’s inability to get its friendship; they are, however, Men do not die naked, bound, and we will meet at the Capen House other costs under control. (This is First, Tufts should change its some similarities which ultimately at 2 p.m. On that day we are pro- a problem throughout higher edu- fund-raising priorities and fund- became our bonds. Because of our Men do not die naked, viding transpokation to Boston cation.) Instead, during the last raising techniques. Development backgrounds,‘we were both con- City Hall where we will be deliv- few years at Tufts, increases in ought to focus on gifts for endow- sidered “privileged” by our fami- bound, and suffocated ering the hundreds of letters pro- faculty salaries have been sacri- ment in general and financial aid lies and society to be at Tufts. Yet on their beds. testing the fact that the police have ficed to pay for financial aid. in particular. In doing so, it needs it was a “privilege” that both Lena no suspects nor arrests for Lena In the near future this problem to enlarge the pool of small do- and I found ironic. We were re- suffocated on their beds. Her vio- Bruce’s murderer. Those letters will affect the University’s com- nors. Also, it should work closely moved from African-American lent murder was perpetrated upon have been in the Campus Center petitiveness and prestige; it will with interestedstudentgroups,like culture, our families, and com- her by an aggressive and powerful over the past month, along with T- weaken the quality, diversity, and the Senior Class Council, the Ro- fortable, flamboyant urban atti- man. Her murder humiliated her shirts Lena’s mother made that we loyalty of the student body, which nald Blackburn Fund, and Interna- tudes, confused and angered by strength and mine as a woman are selling to raise funds for the is one of Tufts’ strengths. It will tional Scholarship Committee. conservatism,unjust opulence,‘md who can be a victim and who si- scholarship established in the undermine our ability to keep well- And its fund-raisingresources and shocking racist attitudes. We al- multaneously understands that re- memory and names of Bruce and known faculty here. And - per- priorities should reflect the size ways reminisced about the valor gardless ofpatriarchalpunishment, Anita Griffey. Especially crucial haps surprisingly - it will lower and importance of Arts & Sci- and rhythm of our homes. I was I must use my voice. I must loudly is an entire day of events on Sun- the University’sbond-rating which ences. Of course, much of this is reflecting on these aspects of our protest Lena’s murder and the vio- day, May 2; some will serve as is closely tied to the selectivity of beginning to be implemented un- tiiendship as I unpacked the gifts lation of all my sisters. fundraisers for the scholarship the enrolled students. Of course, der the new leadership of Presi- that she gave meSunday, July 12, It was an eerie honor to be find, while others will be free the moral aspect ofeducation, cre- dent DiBiaggio. 1992. chosen to eulogize her. I kept events we have planned to share ating equality of opportunity, is In addition, the University Sunday, July 12, 1992 at ap- myself from breaking down by with the Tufts community. An being undermined because people should provide incentives to vari- proximately 11:45 p.m. Janine pretending that I was on TV, not in entire schedule of events will be from lower-middle class back- ous schools to raise their income Malika Gilbert called me and told real life. What I found most diffi- published in the Daily. A char- ground cannot gain access to the without harming the educational me to sit down. I knew she had bad cult was accounting for the life of teredbusloadof30 ofLenaBruce’s best education. mission. For instance, sometimes hews, but I never expected her to a 21 year-old electrical engineer relatives from Philadelphia will Before I outline my two-point it doesn’t pay for a school to invest tell me that Lena was dead. Janine who graduated from Tufts Uni- be attending these events. I sin- plan to address this problem, it in new programs and attracting was strong on the phone, like she versity with honors, who had been cerely hope you can come out from should be noted that the issue has outside money because the Cen- was holding back the shock and hired by the prominent engineer- your dorms and homes to partici- anational dimension. Government tral Administration assesses a ten hoping that I wouldn’t be broken. ing firm of Stone and Webster, in pate in our efforts to STOP VIO- percent “tax.” Also, the Univer- an academic year when seniors LENCE AGAINST WOMEN and Eric Schliesser is a senior major- sity should become more creative Francesca Grace is a senior ma- were marking record highs of un- honor the precious life of our fel- ing in political science and phi- ioring in English, with a concen- employment. There are no words low Tufts student, Lena Delores losophy. see COSTS, page 15 tration in film. to account fora woman who vowed Bruce.

The Intellectual Life Task Force Presents

The Fourth in a Series of Student Faculty

FeaturSng: Sol Gsttleman

and his hobby of ReadSng Newspapers!

TODAY, AprSl29 llt30.a.m.

Meet and eat in MacPhie. on the staPe I Come and Win a Surprise Door PrIze! page five Thursday, April 29,1993 THE TUFTS DAILY VIEWPOINTS Straight to Washington A wake-up sign from My dentist would be somewhat surprised at all into the streets wheremany ofthose gathered for the he uses I find for toothpaste besides avoiding cavi- march were having a grand old time. Here was stop the radical right ies. Saturday morning I woke up early, painted my number three. Now that we were truly in the crowd, ran with pink triangles in red Close Up toothpaste, when I was left alone with just one of my women by Howard Woolf thismessage?Here isabriefsketch )ickedup a few friends, and headed for Washington, friends, we made subconscious and conscious ef- of the radical right’s world view. IC. The event, in case you’ve been hiding under a forts to make sure people knew we were not to- Let me start by saying that I A warning: my intention in this is typewriter for the gether, or better yet, that we didn’t even know each applaud the manner in which mem- to inform; even so, I understand Nick Jehlen past few days, other. When you’re that much of a minority, it can bers of the campus community, that the information itself is dis- wasthe March on be the most uncomfortablething in the world, even particularly students, have mobi- turbing, and I caution you to be Off Center Washington for if everyone around you doesn’t mind that you’re lized to express their outrage at the prepared: Lesbian,Gay and different. If you’re queer, as you may know, every- hate crimes perpetrated in recent The United States, in the doc- 3isexual Equal Rights and Liberation, billed as the one around you doesn’t exactly approve. And sum. days. That said, I want to intro- trine of the radical right, has been Jiggest civil rights march in decades. mer doesn’t exact& follow spring. As we walked duce another context for examin- taken over by an insidious “Zion- The ride to DC was, well, let’s say exciting. We along the street, we met a friend of mine who found ing these acts, a context which has ist” conspiracy. It is no longer the ost count of the number of cars beeping at our it necessary to yell “Look! A straight guy!” I turned received little, if any, attention. real United States; it has been per- raveling billboard soon after leaving Boston, but it red, looked around to see who had heard, and playec Standing in the crowd at the verted into diabolical anti- lid include a couple of women with a beautiful it off like nothing had happened. Being the odc rally last Thursday evening, I heard Christian, anti-White monstrosity 3arley Davidson in the back of their jacked-up person out for a weekend isn’t fun. Doing it for a a number of speakers ask why run by Jewish bankers who con- lickup truck and an RV driven by two men who lifetime? I wouldn’t pretend to understand. such crimes happen: why do they trol the key financial institutions ieemed intent on taking our picture (or, as my After a good night’s sleep, we headed out to the happen in the first place? why do around the world. Their dupes in iiends, all of whom were women, informed me, march. We found the TLGBC group after over an they continue to happen? and why the mainstream of American poli- aking my picture... 1’11 be getting teased about this hour ofsearching, and sat down for a long wait. The here? Rather than trying to answer tics and business are either in on me for months.) student contingentwas positioned about 35th in lint these questions in theoretical terms the conspiracy or are blind to it. Oh, that reminds me, it might make this column -- about one- third of the way through the march - or in terms of introspection and This is what’s known in the par- :asier to understand if I told you I’m straight (or a and we didn’t even start out until four hours after the personal development,as has been lance as“ZOG,” the Zionist Occu- ireeder, or a het, take your pick). I’ve been uncom- march began. At this rate the last people marching the mode of discourse so far, my pied Government,an entity which brtable saying that publicly because I don’t want (Dykes on Bikes) wouldn’t even start until mid- answer is to suggest that the inci- the radical right is pledged to fight Jeople to listen to me because I’m straight instead night, so the organizers began shortening the routt dents in question need to be under- to the death in order to reclaim the if because of what I’m saying. In this case, how- until it only wound around one block and fec stood in terms of the continuing birthright of White Christian wer, you won’t understand anything I’m about to directly onto the Mall, where the rally was being influence of the so-called “radical America. ;ay unless I start out with that fact. Oh, by the way, held. What struck me most (unlike what struck anj right.” The story continues. The “Zi- Nhen I say I’m straight, I don’t mean I just picked news cameras that were there) was the amazing A ’shifting collection of onists” have enlistedothersin their he stereotypicalheterosexual lifestylebecause most diversity of people at this march. Over a million survivalists, religious sects, para- intrigue to make America into a if my friends in high school did. I think about it all people of every race, religion, political leaning anc military organizations, and politi- devolved netherworld in which he time, questioningwho I’m attracted to, why, and height. People united only by their fight for equa cal “parties,” the radical right prac- race mixing and homosexuality Nhat it means when I dream about kissing a man rights, and by their status as a “margirlalized” tices a homegrown form ofnazism ’guys, you all do it, so shut the hell up). Basically, group. This weekend I figured out why I hate tht which, quite literally, combines The United States, it this point in my life I’m not attracted to men, but word “marginalized” - it implies passivity, and the white-supremacist doctrinesof in the doctrine of the f that changes, 1’11 be sure to let everybody know bisexuals, lesbians and gay men have been put or the Ku Klux Klan with explicitly radical right, has been :especially the cute guy in the RV). the margins of our society actively, by myself anc Hitlerian attempts - in the name That being said, my trip to Washington was quite other straight people. of God and the Fatherland - to taken over by an m adventure. We arrived in DC, the city where they I’ve been to two other marches on Washington “purifL” the body politic of such insidious ‘Zionist’ ;huffle the street signs every night just to keep the Anti-War march in ’91 and the March fol “infectiousagents”as blacks, Jews, conspiracy. .hings interesting, and drove six blocks before we Women’s Rights in ’92. But nothing could dmpare Catholics, gays, Asians, Arabs, saw a heterosexual couple. Actually, they could to last weekend’s march. We had been mFd fol Latinos, and Indians. will run rampant. Who are these very well have been bisexual. I’m not saying the months that a million people were expected, anc Most of you remember David “others?” They are “mud people,” streets were empty either. Everywhere you looked more recent estimates were closer to a mihhn and Duke, one-time head ofthe largest the radical right’s nomenclature there were gay men, lesbians and bisexuals walking a half. The Park Services apparently thought thai active Ku Klux Klan faction. Pleas- for people of color. The symbol- hand in hand, kissing, talking, arguing over which most of the people in the march were just there fo~ ant-looking and media-literate, ism of the name derives from the restaurant they should pick. a Sunday stroll since their estimate of the crowc Duke said he had outgrown the belief that such people are not It was truly amazing. For my friends, it was an was only 300,000. Now I’ve been to marches wit1 youthful excess of his Klan past, human. They are unformed, lesser opportunity to see what I see every day -people a million people before (the Freeze march in ’82) and ran a disturbingly successful creatures. Therefore, killing them like me being openly demonstrativewith their sexual and this was easily that many. Luckily, most of tht campaign for governor of Louisi- -as istrue with killing ademonic preferences. You can’t imagine it if you weren’t media stuck with the Park Servicesnumber insteac ana, winning the Republican pri- entity such as a Jew - is not there, but try. It wasn’t like going to Provincetown of the DC government’s,which was over a million mary before being beaten in the considered murder. It’s no differ- and seeing a small village with some lesbian, gay Homophobics with calculators can be very mis, general election. ent than hunting a dangerous ani- and bisexual people in it; it was as if everyone in the leading. David Duke is the tip of the mal. entire world were queer. This was the first stop on After marching we split from the group anc iceberg. The proliferation ofwhite- Informing the beliefs and ac- the “examples of how easy it is to be heterosexual” made our way back to our hotel. We piled into ou supremacist, neo-nazi hate groups tions of the radical right are the tour for me. Oh, I knew how our society refuses to van and headed back out onto the highway. The firs over the last 15 years has been dogma of“Christian Identity.” The present any images of same-sex couples in any rest stop was my final lesson of the weekend. ! documented by reputable civil- Identity movement is an extremist context. But imagine, if you will, what it would be walked in wearing my “Homophobia is Queer” T. rights and human-rights organiza- incarnation, with nazi overtones like to point out heterosexual couples because they Shirt and watched as fathers gatheredtheir sons an( tions from the NAACP to of “Anglo-Israelism.” Identity’s were an oddity to be whispered about. hurried them out of the bathroom so they wouldn’ Klanwatch to the Anti-Defama- interpretation of sacred and secu- We stopped first at the “Pride on the Hill” get queer germs. Trust me, if queernesswere catch. tion League, to name a few. lar history holds that the ten lost foundation’scocktail reception (to which I wore my ing, I’d have a full-blown case by now. Through the use of such sophisti- tribes of Israel, after many tribula- ever-classy pink triangle t-shirt) and schmoozed That’s it. I can’t tell you everything I learned ir cated means as computers, mo- tions and wanderings, settled in with some‘of the famous queers of Tufts past. I DC because you have to be there and feel it to knov dems, and electronic bulletin Northern Europe and are the for- kissed my friends Jim and Andy hello, and for the it. I can’t tell you what it is like to be queer in OUI boards, the influenceofthe radical bearers of the “Aryan” peoples of first time (in public) no one gasped or swooned or societyjustbecause I’mnot. I can tell you that it wa! right has gained a strength never that clime. Anglo-American Chris- gagged. I feel the need to make a point at this point, quite an experience to be in a city where the debatc imagined in earlier incarnations of tians, having settled the new so just bear with me a second. A lot of people wasn’t about whether or not to have gays in thc native hate-mongering. Far-flung “promised land,” are thus revealed whisper that I kiss my male friends to make a military, but whether to have a military in the firs groupsjoin together electronically to be the true chosen people. political statement, which is exactly the opposite of place. to argue the fine points of doc- What about those who call the truth. I kissed Jim and Andy because I love them trine, to trade information about themselves “Jews?” They are the to death, and the people around us make it apolitical My point is that it is pretty damn easy to bt procuring weapons, to update the descendants of the remnant who statement. heterosexualin our society. We breeders don’t havi hit list of important figures slated banded together as the tribe of At the party I ran into a man I had worked with to have a march to fight for civil rights, we don’ for assassination, and to target Judah and were assimilated into when I was 15, who remarked with a smile that he’d have to rally for housing, and health care, and thc growth areas in depressed farming Babylon, forming alliances with always known that there was something about me. right to hold hands. We don’t have to beg for thi communities, “white-flight” sub- darkskinned peoples and becom- I played along. Here was stop number two: queer right to love someone. We don’t have to prove ou urbs, and embattled city neighbor- ing adherents of Oriental. pagan- people have to do this all the time -people assume humanity or explain our realities. We don’t have tc hoods. Once in a community, or- ism and mysticism. Jews today, they are straight and in order not to cause stress or take self defense classes because of who we like tc ganizers rely on the more tradi- along yith their subhuman lack- turn things political, they just play along, forced to pick up in a bar. Since we got it so easy, don’t yo1 tional, yet no less effective,method eys and their mainstream dupes, deny who they are in order to have a simple conver- think that maybe we should be the ones up in arm ofnewsletters, impromptu gather- are diabolical fiends plotting to sation. I shut my mouth and gave him a big hug about these human rights violations? Don’t ya‘ ings, and door-to-door canvassing control the world for their pagan before I left the party. Hello, stop thinking about that guy you dreamec to spread the message of White master, Satan. By this time it was getting late, so we headed out you were kissing last night. Hello? Christian (read “ultra-fimdamen- The source of all that ails the “White Race” has been identified, ment for the enemies ofthe “White and so has the solution. You and 1, Race.” and almost everyonewe know, are responsible - by our very pres- ence on American soil -for per- Howard WoolfisAssistant Direc- verting the original intention of The Earth is ours, and we like it. tor of the Experimental college the American dream, for under- and Co-Chair of the Administra- I I tion Group on Diversity, see VOICE, page 15 age six THE TUFTS DAILY Thursday, April 29,1993

LENA D. BRUCE

1970 = 1992

THE JULY 1992 MURDER OF LENADELORES BRUCE IS STILL UNSOLVED. HER CASE IS ONE OF MANY CASES OF ACTS OF VIOLENCE AGAINST WOMEN OF COLOR IN OUR COMIMUNI- TIES. THE NOTANOTHER SISTER COMMITTEE OF MEDFORD IS SPONSORINGASPEAKOUTRALLYTOPROTESTWOLENCE AGAINST WOIMEN OF COLOR. SPEAKERS FROM PEOPLE OF COLOR AGMNST HOMICIDE, WOMEN’S ZNC., AND OTHERS WILL BE ATTENDING. PEOPLE FROM ALL COMMUNITIES ARE INVITED TO PARTICIPATE. FRIDAY, APRIL 30 3r00 PM BOSTON CITY HALL FEATURES Twenty Questions... plus one Literal bouncers will Due to the overwhelming success of last been . (No expletives please.) nester’s gearing-up-for-finals quiz column, the 9. The library roof is a good place to be in the air at Fling iter has made a unilateral executive decision to on dark, warm nights. (No expletives please.) )eat the format. While this may lead to an illiberal 10. I should be excused from all my finals $me, it is hoped that the democratic basis of because I have caught an acute and extremely by RACHEL LEVINE 40 bouncers, composed of police ziety (in this case, the reading public) will be contagious case of Daily Editorial Board officers and the brothers of Sigma Kangaroos bounce. Balls Nu. Inordertoreducethepressure maintainedby the Part 111 Rhetorical -- bounce. Clubs bounce (they have of having to bounce for a given JL McHenry retrospective No answers are required to the questions in this check of public bouncers). Checks bounce. The amount of time, bouncers were section. However, if you can come up with a cups in DewickIMacPhie bounce not sent to ask for pledges based Capitol Letters opinion, or plausible and reasonable explanation for any of thc when droppedonthe floor. There’s on hours bounced. Instead, stu- through legisla- following phenomena, give yourself an extr’a few ,e body action against the executive through the even a detergent called Bounce. dents and other members of the points just for having too much creativity. But what about Officer Murphy of community are invited to make liciary, which is called to build on the foundation 1 1. Who were the 30 people who voted for Johr precedent and the constitutional intent of the the Tufts University Police De- donations for the scholarship dur- Fee? partment? ing the Bounce-A-Thon itself. unders... whoa, sorry. Feeling dizzy. Seminar- 12. Snow in late April -- what’s up with that? What’s the trend with all this SigmaNu brother Tom Aschoff duced head rush. Better sit down. 13,So, what’s your sign? If you followed -- and understood -- the exces- bouncing? No matter, it will con- thought ofthe idea ofaBounce-A- 14. I Can’t Believe It’s Not Butter. Can you? tinue this weekend. From mid- Thon because he wanted to “give {ely long and complicated sentence above, you 15. Which is larger, David Brinker’s ego or thc tomatically score the maximum number of points night, April 30, until midnight, something back before leaving state of Texas? May 1, Sigma Nu is sponsoring Tufts.” As he points out, there is I the following quiz. Otherwise, point values are heated in each separate section. Check the end the first annual Bounce-A-Thon often discussion of a lack of com- Part IV -- Essay questions in order to raise proceeds for the munity spirit at Tufts, and this ‘ the column (which is no doubt buried back Credit will be given according to creativity oundpage 1 1 somewhere) for the meaning behind O’Brien Children’s Scholarship event tries to counter this accusa- aualitv of urose, and attached 3x5 glossy photo bur score. I.. fund. tion by helping out “someone in Zero’to 1 points per question. The whole thing’s pretty self-explanatory. En- o The O’Brien Children’s Schol- the Tufts family.” He notes that 16. Explain the Gravity Stone. arship was set up for the benefit of the event has two goals: to raise Y. 17. why was Sinead O’Connor not chosen fo the family of late Tufts University money for the scholarship, and to Part I Multiple Choice -- the position of US Ambassador to the Vatican‘ Police Captain William O’Brien. have fun in the process. He sees There is no right Or wrong answer, but that (Please limitto 15 pages, typedanddouble-spaced. Earlier in theyear, Officer Murphy the event as unique, saying, “No )esn’t mean YOU’ll get full credit. One Point per 18. Compare and contrast Jean-Mayerand Johi raised money for the fund through one has ever done this before. At iestion. DiBiaggio. Please include the following points a dinner benefit. least, not in the four years I’ve 1. Randy Ravitz’s Post-graduation Plansinclude: accessibility, visibility, current place of residence This weekend, during the block been here.” a) ascending to the Position of TCU Senate accent, and difficulty of last name pronunciation party, a 14-foot trampoline to iancellor. 19. Write a hypothetical letter to the Administra bounce upon will be set up at 92 In case ofrain, the event will be b) wandering mound Campus for the rest of his tion explaining the inconvenience of closing Professors Row for approximately rescheduled at a future date. re, grinning widely. dining hall with three weeks left in the semester C) wandering around Campus for the rest of his (Downhill residents are also encouraged to write 01 fe because he, like the rest ofthe graduating class, this question, but uphill residents automatically ge m’t find a job. extra points.) d)tellingeveryoneoncamPuswhatheREALLY 20. List and explain at least 10 reasons why yo kinks of them. have not yet contributed to the Keep the Colum Alive fund. (Question void if you actually hav 2. Coedification in the Greek system at Tufts is: made a contribution. In Otherwords, question man a) completely irrelevant because we have other, datory.) etter things to argue about now. So that’s the 20 questions. The possible scor b) about as likely at this Point as Clinton’s ranges anywhere from zero to infinity. Here’s th :election. simplified version of what each score means. C) the issue that Candace Greenberg used to get zeropoints __ youare an idiot. Have yoursel er name in the campus media more than 3,489 institutionalized immediately. NOW. mes within two weeks, although she hasn’t been ~~m~~~one point and just short of infinity . eard from since. You’re normal. Pretty much so anyway. Actuall! d) a stupid idea. I can’t make areal analysis of your mental capabil MAY 1 ties without an extensive interview, inkblot tes 3.RaY FIYnnwillberePlacedasmaYorofBoston and full psychiatric evaluation. Forget the who1 pm-lam Y: thing. This score is meaningless. 4 a) Larry Bird. Znfinity-- You are God. Or at least you think yc b) Randy Ravitz. are. In the second case, things aren’t looking goc c) Dan Quayle. for you, because of recently established precede] d) Someone -- anyone -- With the last name Of in this area. In the first case, there are a few peopl Lennedy. who’d like to discuss a few things with you. Kec in touch. Disc Jockey 4. Ronald Reagan has a great future in: And for all those of you who aren’t happy wi a) California. your score, I’ll go out on a limb and offer you i b) his own imagination. opportunity for -- yay! -- extra credit. Hence, tl c) commercials for Depends undergarments. 2 1st question. d) the afterlife. 2 1. Write a letter to the Daily Features Depar ment detailing: 5. David Koresh’s favorite song is: a) how much you love this column. a) “Burning Down the House.” b) how much mental pain and suffering yc b) “Hold On.’.’ would go through if you were not allowed to read c) “Goin’ Out of My Head.” every week next semester. d) “How Great I Art.” c) how the inconvenience of having to recei the column by fax from Washington DC would I Part I1 -- Fill in the Blank. minimal. Give yourself one point for every word that you ;an stuff into the space provided. I hate long goodbyes... but this is it for t 6. The secret of The Cving Game was really, semester, kidlets. And, unless there are a vsi .eally number of people who respond to No. 2 1, this m 7. The library roof is a good place to be it until next spring. I’ll think of you all oft 3n clear, sunny days. while contemplating the Capitol. Hope you mi 8. The weatherduringthe ‘92-93 school year has me, and see you next spring! Join The Tufts Daily!

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State for Jim Valvano leading North Caro- the 10 year reunion of the champi- lina State to the championship in onship team. It was his first trip 1983. One of them would be back since he was forced to leave. Valvano’s valiant battle with can- His description of how the team cer, which ended yesterday at about helped him through his fight stirred Jumbos pulled out a hard fought 4- 10:30a.m.,EastemStandardTime, the crowd in attendance,as well as 3 victory at Huskins Field. ironically at the Duke Medical the viewing television audience. Dickens carried ano-hitter into Center in Durham, North Caro- He appeared on March 4, for the seventh, and Sholds blasted a lina. He was 47. the ESPY awards,the awards show two-run homer in the eighth to Valvano had seen the highs and for ESPN. In a memorable inci- break a2-2 tie and propel the Jum- lows of both college basketball dent during his speech, the bos to victory. teleprompter flashed that he only and life itself. Seven years after The win puts the Jumbos in Here, captured on film, is the rare sight of an opponent moving had 30 seconds of time left, to reaching the NCAA’s highest excellentposition to earn an ECAC around the bases against Tufts pitching. prize, he was forced out as coach which he responded, “I’ve got tu- tournament berth, but as Tufts because ofallegationsthat his play- mors all over my body and I’m coach John Casey knows, the se- For a while, though, the Jum- fastball, which Sholds promptly ers sold their sneakers and their going to wony about some guy lection committee has had its ca- bos had need to worry. Not about blasted over the right field fence complimentary game tickets. flashing a message that says I’ve pricious moments in the past. Dickens, but about their offense. for a 4-2 Jumbo lead. The homer His bout with cancer has been got 30 seconds? [Unidentifiable “We got rooked last year after After scoringtwo quick runs in the was Sholds’ seventh ofthe season, well documented, starting when Italian swear]!’’ going 1 1-7 in Division 111, so we first on a two run double to right tying the record set by Bill Cannon ESPN announced that he was di- That’s the way Valvano was aren’ttaking anythingforgranted,” center by senior Todd Romboli, in 1988. agnosed with the disease last sum- and that’s what endeared him to said Casey. the Jumbo offense went into hi- Still, Tufts had to play one last mer. Since then, he has done what many. He was lovable and funny, bernation. inning, and the pesky Rams de- he could to fulfill the requirements but his feet were firmly planted. Yesterday, Dickens was the big This was due in part to Suffolk cided to make things difficult. of his broadcasting job. It wasn’t He was the kind of guy whom story, holding Suffolk hitless for starter Scott Dunn. The sopho- Murray led off the inning with an the same. Seeing him struggle, you’d love, even if you never met six innings before allowing a see- more consistently fell behind Tufts opposite field homer to right, and lose weight, and walk with a cane him. Through his fight, he taught ing-eye single to Steve Loud lead- hitters, but used a big breaking ball Dickens was gone. The departing was difficult for basketball fans us all. ing off the seventh. to entice a few overanxious Jum- sophomore received an ovation who best remember him fi-anti- At the ESPY awards, a man After a slow start, Dickens has bos into strikeouts. Dunn struck from the sparse crowd, and was cally running around the floor af- faced with his life coming to an comeonoflate, yieldingtwo, three, out 11 for the game, and at one replacedby freshman Matt Lyman. ter State wonthetitle, simply look- all-too-early close, urgedus to take andtworuns in his lastthree starts. point K’ d six of nine batters. Head- Lyman retired Michael Jewett ing for someone to hug. advantage of our lives and our Coach Casey, for one, knew what ing into the eighth, the lefthander on acomebacker, thenmadeanice Who he eventually found was health. He told us to do three things the sophomore could do, despite was cruising. running catch on a foul bunt by unexpected. After the word of the everyday: laugh, cry, and think. his rocky beginning. With the score tied at two, and Loud. Brinkley then walked and disease was released, Valvano He closed his speech’by saying, “That’s youth,” Casey began. the Jumbos badly in need of a stole second, bringing Michale quickly learned that he had mil- “Danny’s come along real well, wake up call at the plate, Romboli Reidy to the plate. The freshman see JIMMY V, page 13 lions of people who were ready to but we never worried about him.” and Sholds proved to be just what was visibly overmatched by the doctor ordered.Romboli started Lyman, but managed to work the the inning with a single to left. As count full. He fouled off two The dream of seeing all 28 the senior took his lead off first, fastballs and then launched a fly Dunn turned and fired a pickoff ball deep into foul territory. Se- academic year. And as we all ponder what we’ll be Park at Camden Yards, and CandlestickPark in San attempt into right field. Romboli nior Tony Puopolo covered an acre doing for the next four months, whether it be work- Francisco. That’s not much of a list ... there are took off and didn’t stop until he of ground in left and made a great ing or studying or just hanging around, I am hoping some great parks there (especially Yankee and was standing on third with the go sliding catch to end the game. to watch a lot of baseball. Camden Yards), but Candlestick is-a hole and the ahead run and nobody out. “There’s no way the last play Obviously, baseball is nowhere near as exciting Vet, with all its Philadelphia charms, is a cavern. Up to the plate came Sholds, should have been that easy,” said as hockey or foot- Atlanta should be boring like Philly, but with just three days removed from his Casey. “In my 12 years here, I’ve game winning three-run homer Marc Sheinkin ball, but it’ll just real grass. And since the Phillies will obviously still never had an outfielder who can have to do. Be- be in first place in the East, it should be a great against Williams. The junior had go get it like him. He didn’t even Wide to the Left sides, one ofthe game. Miami, though, is a brand new stadium and struggled with Dunn’s off speed have to dive.” greatest things supposedly a wonderful facility. In the end, though, pitches earlier in the game, strik- In the seventh, Suffolk turned about baseball is seeing the different Major League there are so many other ballparks that I long to see, ing out his previous at-bat in the their first hit of the game into the ballparks, studying their intricacies and gawking at some of which I may never visit. It’s really a sixth. This time Sholds held in, tying run. Loud singled to lead off their architecture. There are 28 different big league tragedy. I mean it. fouling off curve ball after curve the inning and then stole second. ball until he had worked the count baseball stadiums in the United States and Canada, For instance,’thisis the last season for Cleveland’s see BASEBALL, page 13 and one day I intend to see them all. Municipal Stadium, currently the American full. Dunn’s next pitch was a It won’t happen this summer, but what a summer League’s largest ballpark. It’s really a lousy sta- trip it would be. Of course, you’d have to start with dium, thus the nickname “Mistake by the Lake,” a couple of thousand dollars, and that’s my biggest with all kinds of obstructed view seats and thou- obstacle. But for a fraction of the price I’m going to sands of empty seats at every game. Next season attempt a fraction of the trip, heading south to they’re opening a spanking-new, downtown, base- follow my Phillies after finals. ball-only stadium for the Indians, much in the My last final is May 14, and 1’11 head home to model oforiole Park. It will be small and old-styled scenic New Jersey right after the test. The next day but with high tech facilities. I’d love to see it. is Saturday, and I’ll grab two of my high school But I’d also like to see Municipal Stadium buddies and drive to Atlanta, where the Phillies will before it passes into Stadium Heaven. It may be a meet the Braves on Sunday afternoon. Then we’ll hole in the earth but it’s a baseball stadium never- follow the team south to Florida, and watch three theless, with decades of baseball history deep in its games in Miami’s Joe Robbie Stadium -- the first concrete struts. Every seat in the decrepit stadium ever between the Phillies and the Marlins! tells a story of another Indians loss or another game Okay, this might not sound like a big deal to you, with 90 percent of the stadium empty. It’s a sad but wow! The ticket stub might be worth something history but it’s history, and it’s worth seeing. someday... but I wouldn’t sell it. I keep all the ticket They’re building new stadiums in Denver and ” . - - _- -. stubs from every pro sporting event I go to. I don’t Arlington as well, both in the same Oriole Park Daily file photo know why. I think I’m insane. mold. However, I really want to see these older The women’s team isn’t the only softball action around. Check out Andmyparentsthinkthatthistrip isinsane. Why places before they go out of use, even though their the intramural league. spend my last $200 to go to Florida in May, when replacements will be better places to watch a game. it’s just as hot as it is at home? And just what is so For instance, I can’t wait to see New Comiskey The spring Intramural sports season is heading towards its close, but big about baseball? Park in Chicago, because it seems to be a perfect there is still plenty of action left. Well, that’s just it. I absolutely can’t wait to see stadium. But I feel as though I’ve missed a piece of In softball,DU 1, Coalition, and the Beelzebubs (How the heck have Joe Robbie Stadium all made up for baseball, with baseball history because Old Comiskey Park is thqpulled this off? We knew they could sing, but ...) are in first place the left field upper deck closed and the lower box gone and I never saw it. What was that place like? in their respective divisions. Divisions 2 and 3 are close, though. In seats curved around the lines. I haven’t seen all that Where was the best view? How close could you get Division 2, Scroticus, B-Ball Team, and DU 11 trail coalition by mere many baseball stadiums so far (I’m young -- give to the field? How did the fans react? What was the percentagepoints and in Division 3, SigmaNu B is breathing down the me time), and this one will surely end up near the top atmosphere like outside the stadium before games? necks of those darn Beelzebubs. of the list. If you’ve seen it, you are lucky, and you should Soccer and volleyball have come to a close. Zeta Psi and SFC took So far, I’ve seen Veterans Stadium in Philadel- know that. theirrespective divisions in soccer and TeamKeehwan andThe Spiked phia (about 100 times), plus Fenway here in Boston, Zebras did the same in volleyball. Congratulations to all teams and see SHEINKIN, page 13 as well as both in New York (Shea and Yankee), old players, especially Icky. 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by MATT CARSON of comedy as a legitimate film genre. about laughs, not explaining ... team is losing. Idle enjoys Daily Editorial Board “Six of the critics in England slayed There’s a lot of comedy out there songwriting, and finds that there is E DOESN’T CARRY [A Fish Calle~Wanda,” which that just doesn’t make you laugh.” much less pressure involved: “Lyrics with him the trappings earned an Oscar for actor Kevin 0 are easier to write than just jokes, of a comedy legend. Kline, as well as a screenplay Then again, there’s a lot of because there’s a structure: it has to When he walks into the nomination for Cleese and adirector comedy that does. The former rhyme. I find that with a hangover room,H he is not an instantly nomination for Charles Crichton. members of Monty Python have everything rhymes.” inherently funny man, as one would When Wanda became a hit, Cleese stayed close to one another, working Does he have a favorite Python expect a Robin Williams or a Steve took out ads for the film featuring together on various projects now sketch? “They always ask this and I Martin to be. His highly distinctive quotes from those six critics. and then. Prominent Features, the never remember:” He pauses and features (read: big nose) don’t jump The current state of England’s production company of which Idle looks at the ceiling trying to out at you the way they do when film industry is quite poor, and is president, was started by the ex- remember a single moment from the he’s on the screen. Splitting Heirs is one of the only Pythoners, and now produces most group’s history of nearly 15 years. But looking at him, one can’t films made by a British company in of their films. “That fish slapping dance, with help but hear him saying “Wink the last several years. “We were the Idle looks back on his Python Michael [Palin] and John. Mlchael wink, nudge nudge, say no more!” only film,” he says. “I literally years with no regrets whatsoever. sort of dances up and slaps John That’s what seemed most intriguing brought in the only money spent on Often when celebrities become about the face with two herrings, about meeting Eric Idle in person. films in England- last year.” The identified with an image,- they feel and then John swings this enormous This normal guy was a fish and whacks him on the founding member of the side ofthe head.”He pauses immortal British comedy again and considersthe last troupe Monty Python. He sentence he spoke, then was the wink-wink-nudge- chuckles. “There’s just no nudge guy. He was in the way it’s funny. It’s just spam sketch. He wrote the plain stupid.” song, “Always Look on the He enjoys working Bright Side of Life.” These with his old Python guys had to have been very comrades, if only because smart to make themselves they are all so close and look so dumb. know one another so well. Idle was in Boston last ”Graham died, and you week holding a press realize that time is running conference to promote his out. I hadn’t worked with new film, Splitting Heirs, John in ten years. It’s like which opens tomorrow. It playing tennis with stars Idle (who also wrote someone you’re quite and executive produced), familiar with. You fall back Rick Moranis, Barbara into the old patterns very Hershey, and John Cleese. easily.” Idle plays the rightful heir Idle is optimistic to the Bournemouth fortune about Splitting Heirs. He and Dukedom. As an infant, had kind words to say about he was forgotten by his his costars Moranis, flower child mother Hershey and Cleese. (Hershey) in a restaurant. Several members of the He was mistakenly replaced Boston press who were at the police station by present at the conference another infant, who is mentioned that they had claimedbytheBoumemouth enjoyed the film. But one family and grows up to be can never be sure, he says. Henry, the Duke of “It’s maddeningly frust- Bournemouth (Moranis). rating. If [audiences] don’t Idle’s character discovers laugh for 10 minutes, they that the fortune should be forget they laughed for the his, and enlists the help of a 20minutes beforethat.And disreputable lawyer (Cleese) to get difficulty of the London press is they must break away from it (i.e. if they don’t laugh at the end, you’re it back. partly responsible for this situation, LeonardNimoy as Spock). Idle does done.” The filmdidnotreceive favorable he says. “There’s a wonderful not feel this is necessary. “Well, you He went on to illustrate this reviews from the Londonpress, says English tendency to shoot eachother never will get away from it. Your insecurity by describing the film’s Idle, whichhe finds quite fkustrating. in the foot ... [The press] is the first work is always going to get better as first few scenes, in which narrator “The critics in London never see a to encourage you and the first to kill it recedes into the past.”He mentions Idle describes the unfortunate and film with an audience. They see it at you.” that Monty Python did quite a lot of comical history ofthe Bournemouth 10 a.m. with other critics. How do But the film is actually nowhere things that were just plain dull, but family. “You open it to kids in they know if it’s funny?’ near as bad as the London press they’ve been forgotten, and only the America. It’s black and white, But he does not feel that critics’ would have us believe. Cleese is classic material remains. Moza-t’splaying in the background, responses are the key to a film’s fantastic, and there are some very For instance, the song Idle wrote and some limy’s talking.” success. Rather, it is the audiences funny jokes poking fun at the for Life ofBrian, “Always Look on Can Splitting Heirs be called a that matter. “Audiences found EngIish, which several critics the Bright Side of Life,” was a huge sueeess? Will it be a hit? Eric Idle Python. Critics killed [MontyPython objected to. The plot is not the most seller when it was released as a doesn’t know. “I spent two years on and the]Holy Grail and they killed intellectually stimulating thing to single. It is heard frequently on radio it and it’s hard to say what it is and [Lve ofl Brian.” He suspects that come down the pike, which Idle stations and at soccer matches in what it isn’t. Except maybe funny.” perhaps Britishcritics do not approve acknowledges, “because comedy is England. Fans sing it whenever their Say no more. page I1 THE TUFTS DAILY Thursday, April 29,1993 WEEKENDER Wherefore art thou, Tufts? by NADYA SBAITI be called friends, or even just and lush, while the water itself Daily Editorial Board acquaintances, by this time next is just, well, azure, for lack of a OW SCARY IS IT year. Approximately one-third more appropriate word. Pack Poetry Slam! that this is the last ofthe sophomores will be going some sandwiches, lemonade, a FUTING IS CERTAINLY real, complete away next year for a semester frisbee, blanket, and some not the profession of week of classes? or even an entire school year, friends, and head out there for a HowH scary is it that this is the and thoughts what-it-will- millionaires, or ‘even the well- of few easy hours of stress relief. off. There is only one Jackie last Weekender of the year? be-like-when-I-get-back race Don’t forget massage lotion. W How scary is it that exams are through their minds. Another activity to engage in Collins, one Sidney Sheldon, one John Grisham -- and whether any of these three coming up -- and you have Of course, it really doesn’t if you need some time off from deserves the title of writer is debatable. absolutely no intention of help that in addition to all this big workloads is taking a short For poets, who have’little chance to sell studying? hectic re-relating, there are the trip to the Museum of Fine Arts. their scant lines or epics for a $1 million It’s a strange combination. usual end-of-year 500-page Always a quality exhibit there, screen deal, perhaps one of the biggest honors For freshmen, the odd sensation papers to write, or papers that and makes some for pretty calm would be to have a poem in The New Yorker or that their first year is drawing to make your fingers feel as entertainment. Check Listings The Atlantic, or read a piece at a presidential a close and they are all though you’ve written 500 to see what’s there the next few inauguration. wondering, “Where did it all pages. And exams, ah yes. weeks. But Monday a Florida professor, also a go?’ For graduating seniors, These little dits of college life Fans of Sandra Brown and poet, won an award that is perhaps the largest their entire college career is that people who’ve graduated Jackie Collins, take heart. Now poetry prize in the world -- and it’s connected coming to a grinding halt and will tell you you’ll miss, but is the perfect time to read a good to Tufts. Poet Susan Mitchell, author of the they are all wondering, “Where right now all you want to do is trashy novel. It takes only a book of poems Rapture, won the first Kingsley did it all go?’ “What the hell do crawl into a hole and hope that couple of hours and you emerge Tufts Poetry Award and the $50,000 check I do now?’ “Will mom and dad someone takes your tests for feeling a little better, having that accompanies it. charge me rent?’ you. escaped into alittle fantasy world Except for the Nobel Prize for Literature, Regrets and wishfbl thinking Fortunately, Spring Fling of lives for whom everything the Tufts Award is tops in the poetry abound in the playground of and the Block Party are always turns out perfectly in the community. Even the Pulitzer Prize, perhaps life. Everyone, regardless of happening this weekend, end, and they never worry about the most prestigious award in the literary what year they are, but providing some relaxation time. 10-page papers not started until community, delivers barely 10 percent of the especially seniors, is rushing Take advantage of it. For other the last minute. By the way, ever Tufts money. around frantically seeing stress-reducers,try meditating. notice how characters in those A connection to Tufts? The prize was friends, kending personal Ancient techniques of med- books never seem to have to go established through an endowment grant by vendettas:and visiting old itation reveal that a person is to the bathroom? Kate Tufts to honor her late husband, poet hangouts “one last time” before much more relaxed after Catch some rays on the quad Kingsley Tufts. And the word on the street is the summer swoops down on meditating. It’s more than uphill or wherever you may live. that Kingsley had a link to the University, or them and9hreatens to blow sitting with your legs crossed Lie in the bare minimum and and going, “Ummmmmmm.. 9, even to the big man Charles Tufts himself everyone away to all four . fall asleep for a while. Warning: (who was known to pen a few verses, corners of *the globe to lead with your eyes closed in a dimly beware, using SPF 3. And actually). vastly diff?$fent lives. lit room. You need to totally always wear sunglasses, like ma If there is a connection to Tufts -- and with Freshmkn are doing this clear your mind of all thoughts. said. a big prize like 50 Grand, it’s likely not to be a because ’ they realize, Blank screen. Zippo. Whatever you decide to do, part of this place -- then why isn’t the somewhere deep down inside Or why not have a beautiful be it studying till you drop or University doling out The Big Award? them, that &xt year will just not picnic by the Charles River? lying around all day and doing - PATRICKHEALY be the same, that some of the The scenery is breathtaking nothing, enjoy it. These days friends they have now will not from the T. The grass is green will ne’er come again, Resting Bodies o by now wFa11 know that our generation -- that is, the “twentysomethings” -- are supposed Scene and Heard Sto be completely unambitious, lazy, slobs. Many of us have been educated at $100,000 colleges but have yet to decide on a direction our lives are to take. For those of you who are not aware of this increasingly common label on our generation, you can find out more by watching Bodies, Rest, and Motion. Not that you’d really want to find out more -- I mean, what could possibly be interesting about four twentysomething lazy-asses sitting around, doing nothing with their lives? The answer supplied by this film is a resounding “Nothing!” Here’s the plot. Beth (Bridget Fonda, looking heinously unattractive) is living with Tim Roth who plays Nick, a sleazy, ugly schmuck who lusts after Bridget’s best friend and his ex-roomie, Carol, played by Pheobe Cates. So what happens? His life is going nowhere, so Nick takes off on a chain-smoking spree to Butte, Montana, leaving Beth alone with a mellow housepainter, Sid (Eric Stoltz). Bodies, Rest, and Motion leaves many rocks unturned and tries to be “deep” although everything it says is complete nonsense. Had it been entertaining, this would be excusable, but since it wasn’t .... well, stay at home like you’re supposed to. I mean, aren’t we twenty- somethings too lazy to leave home anyway? -ELIN DUGAN Thursday, April 29,1993 THE TUFTS DAILY page III WEEKENDER

by MADHUUNNIKRISHNAN sold at the Antique Boutique, and it and PATRICK HEALY has a huge collection. Thankfully, Daily Editorial Board though, she was persuaded to skip to 0, YOU’VE EXHAUST- thehat section, which was unfortunately ed all the possibilities of rather pathetic. Harvard Square, and the Digressions aside, one place to sight of the Landsdowne avoid is the French store A.P.C. StreetS clubs makes you ill. What do (whose initials stand for something in youdo? French that defies translation). This Go South, child, go South. Just Mercer Street Store,which the January three hours down the expressway is edition of Vogue recommended for its New York, New York, a mecca for “basic clothes at reasonable prices,” the bored and adventurous.In a mere was astudy indisappointment. Racks 24 hours, you can see a Broadway of rather uninspired, used looking play, shop your heart out, and go clothes of allmannerof sizes andstyles clubbing ‘til you’reready todropdead. linedthreewalls ofthejasminestinking If you have the time, acar, someready room, whilethemiddlepartof the floor cash, and some willing companions, was completely empty. Arty by all means, don’t miss this minimalism. Avoidatallcosts. While Macaulay Culkin knows his way around New York City, many OPPOrtunity. Meanwhile, in the West Village, In order to get to New York for there are a slew of galleries which Tufts students may not -ergo, the reason for this article! prime shopping hours (i.e., mid- boast free exhibits of photography, good shoys to see. variety, but the second author of this afternoon), you have to leaveBoston art-deco experimentations,paintings, Mostplaysrununtil 10:OOor 11:OO piece had to wonder about the first early,early-around, 8:30, yes, 8:30 and clay. Some of the best are the p.m., whichisaftermoststoresclose reporter’s, er, private life. Cleaned in the morning. Before-the- Danziger Gallery,which specializes and before,‘it’s fashionable to go to up? newspapers-arrive-at-your-dorm- in black and white photos, and the clubs. Thqse few hours can be killed After caffeine, what else? Well, room-doorearly. Leaving at that hour Marcus Gallery. by visiting someof Manhattan’s scores there are clubs and bars and a whole ensuresananivalinManhattanmund of coffee houses. After all, if you’re host of things to do. New York is noon, whichisjust in time for lunch. Moving uptown, take the 1 (Red planning qq staying up all night and home toevery mannerofbar-fiom After targeting a restaurant that Line) to Times Square. Thereyou will drivingbacktoBostoninthemorning, sleazy to not so sleazy. But, for everyone agrees on - for with its be greeted by the vulgar Joe Camel then you rehyneed to load up on the those of you interested in sweating thousands of places to eat New York andthe50foottall billboardofMarky caffeine. a little, there are also clubs. City is enough to drive any indecisive MarkinhisCalvins.Sad,buttrue,the We happened upon a little diner/ group of friends to violence - you grinning idiot (who actually is quite cafe place in the Village that was Ourlittlepartyheadedstraightfor shouldheaddowntowntothevillage. ugly, isn’the?) hasmanagedtotakeup distinguished only by the interesting The Limelight, which has become Thatis,ofcourse,assuming that as a thesamespaceoncegracedby Marilyn cups in which the coffee was served. quiteafamouslittleclub. Built in an old college student, poverty Monroe, Brigitte Bardot, and others Well, there was a nice little human stone church, the Limelight is aHUGE is a sure-fire defense who deserved it. dramaplayedoutinfiontof oureyes club, with at least three dance floors against the expensive ThebestbetinTimesSquare -somethingaboutawaitressandher playingdifferent kinds of music. The boutiques on 5th Avenue. istheT.K.T.S. stand, which dates (or lack thereof), with an old largestdancefloorof all plays techno, A’s onecompanionquipped, Hispanicmandissingherlefiandright... which can really get irritating, but is shewouldburstintotears if she butthat’s for adifferentarticle. easy to dance to. came within mere blocks of Saks. Next to this cafe, The key word for the Limelight is The Village is a which was on West 10th platforms. Everyone, maleand female, shopper’s paradise. St. past 6th Ave., is the seems to own apair, but yet, they’re all With everything world-renowned Pink still short. How does thatwork?These from high fashion Pussycat erotic people really must live on cigarettes to high cheese, novelties store. The and coffee. Actually, the key words this little spit of first author of this shouldbeplatformsandbell bottoms. land satisfies articlemustmention Infact,everyoneinNew Yorkseems even thej aded that though the store tobewearingbellbottomsnow,which consumer’s was well-stocked in is such a pity. We think we’ll sit this appetite. edible underwear particularly odious fashiontrendout$ Res tauran ts , $,and handcuffs and wemay. Benettons & other unmentionables, At four, when the Limelight and Gaps, little ithadbeencleanedup most other clubs, be they jazz clubs unheard of since the last time he or whatever, close, there’s very little boutiques, and had visited. It used to left to do. You can either cafe-hop novelty sex shops be an interesting dive until you’re sick (be advised that crowd together in with all sorts of disgusting caffeine is a diuretic, so be sure to sit what must be the appliances hanging off the near the restroom) or you can bar- mosttfioroughlymixed walls, but now it’s something hop until you’re ill (we don’t even shopping neighborhood like a store you’d find in your have to mention what too much onearth. local mall. Sad, but true. alcohol does to you), or you can try Two musts for the casual \-/ Our femalecompanion on the trip and find somewhere to sleep until shopper are the renowned formost refused to cross the threshold of the the big city wakes up again. For the AntiqueBoutique,whichspecializes top Broadway and off-Broadway PinkPussycat, while the secondmale museums do not open until 9:00 in vintage andretro clothing,and the show half-off. The line is short, and companion was firstintriguedbutthen a.m., andmost of the stores open up famedCanalStreetJeanscompany, besides ridiculous prattle from quicklydisenchantedwiththeboutique. by at least 1O:OO a.m. which sells basic clothing- cheap. companionswhohatetheater-idiots, There are worlds of taste, and this Or you can get back in your car One companion on the trip claimed butthereis safetyinnumbersthatclose establishment certainly wasn’t the and drive to Boston. But there is far she would try on every pair of jeans to Hell’s Kitchen- there are tons of “Wet Hot Live Girls for 25 cents” too much fun to be had. Thursday, April 29,1993 Page Iv THE TUFTS DAILY

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Free. Show at 8:OO p.m. Call 864- AXIS the countrylwestern star. rainforests; Mountain Gorilla, 9625 for info. s Call 426-5225 for info. chronicling the lives ofthese play- Call 262-2437 for tix. ’S ful animals; Antarctica; and New Concerts THECHANNEL THETHEATER LOBBY England Zme Capsule, showing THETAM the beauty of the region. lickets Call 695-3230 for info. Con- The popular musical-comedy T.T. THEBEAR’S The Incredible Casuals. Call $4.50 for students. cert Line, offering an overview of Nunsense has been running for Tufts’ own popular band 277-0982 for “The Cure,” featuring “Cut,” Boston shows, is 695-0852. years.in Boston, and has now found “High,” “Friday I’m In Love,” Thumper, Bop Harvey, Hybrid a home in this North End Theater Minds. Call 492-0082 for info. THERAT Call 227-9872 for info. and“LoveCats.” Ticketsare$6.50 CLUBM-80 19+ show. Call 536-2750 for for adults and students. HOUSEOF BLUES International hip-hop and some info. Call 589-025 1 for info. reggae. Call 254-2054 for info. BOSTONPARK PLAZA Holmes Brothers. Every Sun- The Broadway hit Forever day, college students 21 (with a REVERE HOUSE THECOTTON CLUB JOHNNY D’s Plaid is in Boston for an indefinite bloody valid ID) and over can see Call 776-2004 for info. run at the Park Plaza. Runs indefi- Visitors receive a glimpse into Upstairs, international and live Blues performances without nitely. Call 357-8384 for info. the inside life of Paul Revere’s life paying cover. FREE! ! ! techno. Downstairs,live band. Call and accomplishments, and insight 54 1-0 10 1 for info. THECHANNEL into everyday experiences for co- AXIS (1 8+). Call 695-3230 for info. Museums lonial Bostonians. The museum is Dancing. And more dancing. NIGHTSTAGE OF open from 9:30 a.m. to 5:15 p.m. MUSEUM FINEARTS daily. Admission is $1.50. Call Call 262-2437 for info. Acoustic Junction. 7:OO and ‘ Comedy Awash in Color: Home< 523-2338 for info. 1O:OO p.m. 18+. Call 497-8200 THECOMEDY VAULT Sargent, and the Great American for info. For tickets 497- 11 18. WatercoloK The rarest and finest THETAM SEE FRIDAY’S LISTINGS. JILLI AN’ s Super 8. Call277-0982 for info. watercolors will be on exhibit by THETAM THECOMEDY HUT some premier Rennaissance paint- The Golf Club, Boston’s first- THEPARADISE Calypso Hurricane. Call 277- ers. Sargent, John LaFarge and ever 18-holeindoorminiaturegolf 0982 for info. SEE FRIDAY’S LISTINGS. Maurice Prendergast are among course at Jillian’s in Kenmore Think Tree, Groove Butcher. Call 267-6626. the few painters with exhibited Square. Featured is the “DogLeg Call 254-2052 for info. works. Kitchen & Bar” offering gourmet CHRISTOPHER’S Building A Collection: The pizza andother exotic foods, along Kathy Phipps and WSande STITCHES THEWESTERN FRONT SEE FRIDAY’S LISTINGS. Department of Contemporary Art, with beer and whetCost is $6 per Rumbafrica. Call 492-7772 for SharlattandFriends. Show at 8:30 Part II. Examines the formation round of golf. Located at 3 p.m. Call 876-9180 for info. info. and growth of the Museum’s Con- Landsdowne St.,Boston.Call262- NICK’SCOMEDY STOP temporary Department, focusing 0300 for info. BUNRATTY’S Comedy SEE FRIDAY’S LISTINGS. on a collection of works made after 1955, marking changes in Films Flash Addict, Joe Stump, THECOMEDY VAULT lifestyle and perception in the post- Kendra. Call 254-9804 for info. COMEDYCONNECTION Dick Doherty headlines, with Call 248-9700 for info. war era. LOEWSFRESH POND Dan Scannell andBrian Longwell. Dutch and Flemish Seven- Benny and Joon; The Dark THEPLOUGH & STARS Call 267-6626 for info. teenth-Century Paintings: The Ha& Boiling Point; The Sandlot; Call 492-9653 for info. FiIms ’ Harold Samuel Collection. Fea- Indecent Proposal; This Boy k COMEDYCONNECTION BARNUM HALL, TUFTS tures 50 paintings from the collec- Lfe; Born Yesterday; Whoh the THERAT Carrot Top, a red-head with a The Disney hitAladdin, agreat tion of the late Lord SamuelHarold Man; Groundhog Day; Cop and of London. A Ha& The Adventures of Huck- (1 9+) Data Bank A, Theatre, flair for the funny. Cover $10. film in its own right -- and for $2, Photography: Close-Up/Still leberry Finn. For showtimes, call This Is Not Here. Call 536-2750 Call 367-2986 for info. a steal. Showtimes 7:OO & 9:30 Lfe. The exhibit includes close for info. p.m. Runs Sunday night as well. 661-2900. STITCHES up and still-life images by such photographers as Alfred Steiglitz, LOEWSASSEMBLY SQ. CHRISTOPHER% For more info call 424-6995. Berenice Abbott, Lucia Moholy, Who5 the Man; Boiling Point; Ben Swift and Deby Showtimes at 8:30 p.m. Free Edward Steichen, Man Ray and Thesandlot; Indian Summer; This Pasternack. Show at 9:OO p.m. pahkin’. Bill Brandt. Taken in the early Call 876-9 180 for info. Theatre Boy b L $e; Scent ofa Woman; The decades of the 20th century, the Dark Hag Indecent Proposal; photographers sought abstraction THECOMEDY HUT THEWANG CENTER The Crying Game; Aladdin; and symbolism that was found in JOHNNY D’s Dave Fitzgeraldheadlines, with The Boston Ballet presents GroundhogDay; Benny andJoon; the close-up. Mzwakhi Mbuli. Call 776- BrynaHilland Leon Johnson. Call Cinderella, the famous story put Point of No Return; Teenage Mu- 2004 for info. 491-2422 for info. to music and toe-slippers. Runs tant Ninja Turtles III; The Adven- through Sunday, May 2. Call 93 1- ISABELLASTEWART tures of Huckleberv Finn; Scent RYLES JAZZ CLUBNICK’S COMEDY STOP ARTS for info. GARDNERMUSEUM ofA Woman; Cop andA Half: For -. Shows at 830 and 10:30 p.m. The Museum is exhibitingMrs. showtimes, call 628-7000. INTERNATION ALE Call 482-0930 for info. A.R.T. Downstairs: Teka and Paris Gardner and Japan: A Bostonian Beginning tomorrow night, Explores an Asian Culture. The LOEWSHARVARD SQ. Group. Upstairs: Batteries Not Cabaret. Call 547-8300 for info. Included. Call 876-9330 for info. Fdms exhibition features recently con- The Crying Game; Olivier served Japanese painted screens Olivier; Bodies, Rest andMotion; BARNUMHALL, TUFTS THEHASTY PUDDING of the Edo period. Breathtaking Indochine; Like Waterfor Choco- NIGHTSTAGE Pink Floydk The Wall. $2. The ongoing comedyldrama stuff, that. $2 for students. Call late; The Rocky Horror Picture SidewalkGallery, Flying Nuns, Shows 9:30 p.m. and midnight. L.A. Plays, a series of vignettes 278-5 106 for info. Show For showtimes, call 864- Jogsaws. about many, many things. Call 4580. 496-8400 for info. 1 LOEWSNICKELODEON, Concerts COLONIALTHEATER KENMORE SQUARE The hit dance revue Tommy Concerts Author Philip Roth will read Bodies, Rest and Motion; Map of PRESIDENT’SLAWN Tune Tonite!,starring a pair of the T.T. THEBEAR’S from his memoirPatrimoqy,which the Human Heart; RiflRag I1 Spring Fling, with Digable best legs ever to grace the stage. details his experiences with his LadrodiBambini. For showtimes, Six Figure Sattelite, with spe- Planets, The Lemonheads, and The Runs through next Tuesday. Call father. Roth, winner of the Na- call 424- 1500. > cia1 guests and Twig. Call 492- Violent Femmes. Buzzbegins 9:OO 93 1-2787 for info. tional Book Award and author of 0082 for info. a.m., show begins 11 a.m. Goodbye, Columbus, Portnoy 5 JANUS, HARVARDSa. CHARLESPLAYHOUSE. Complaint, and The Ghost miter, Strictly Ballroom. For BUNRATTY’S T.T. THEBEAR’S Shear Madness, the longest- will read at 7:30 p.m. on Sunday, showtimes, call 661-3737. Miles Dethmuthen, Trojan Savoy Truffle with Plan B. Call runningplay inBoston, isascream. May 2. Call 496-2222 for info. 3 Ponies, Miranda Warning, Evol 492-0082 for info. This murder-mystery uses its au-. SOMERVILLETHEATER Twin, and guests. Call 254-9804 dience as sleuths and participants THEBOSTON MUSEUM or 254-9820 for info. CHRISTOPHER’S -- always a reliable treat. Though tonight,Mad Dog and A Closer Walk with Patsy Cline OF SCIENCE Glory. Beginning tomorrow, that Laura Wood. Two shows at has been extended indefinitely In the Mugar Omni Theater: film featuring Whitney Houston BOOKCELLARCAFE 8:30 amd 10:30 p.m. Call 876- crooning bad songs, The Bo@- Poets Sally Ball and Chris Actress/singer Sandy Martin gives Tropical Rainfomt, featuring the 9 180 for info. 400-million-year evolution of guard. $2. Call 625-5700 for info. Nealon will read from their work. a fantastic performanceltribute to Thursdav. ADril29.1993 THE TUFTS DAILY Dage eleven Mayer will receive posthumous honorary degree COMMENCEMENT pressrelease. Scholarswidely con- Club’s Medal of Honor for Litera- Dr. John W. Hein, former dean ments include advising three US continued from page 1 sider Aura Fuentes’s most perfect ture in 1988. In 1992 the govern- ofTuftsUniversity School ofDen- presidents and assisting with the reasons for the revolution and the work. ment of French President Francois tal Medicine, will receive an hon- institution and expansion of the consequences of the revolution’s Throughout his long career, Mitterrand bestowed upon him the orary doctor of science degree and food stamp, school lunch, and other betrayal by corrupt Mexican poli- Fuentes has won numerous writ- Legion of Honor, that country’s addressthe graduates ofthe School national and international nutri- ticians. Old Gringo, adapted into a ing prizes. In I967 he garnered his highest honor. of Dental Medicine. A former di- tion programs. 1989motion picture, returns to the first honor, the Premio Biblioteca Fuentes’s literary accomplish- rector of Boston’s Forsyth Dental In addressing the graduates of same backdrop. His latest novel, Breve, from a Barcelona publish- ments are not limited to novels. He Center for 29 years, Hein discov- the School of Medicine and the The Campaign,chronicles the wars ing house for Cambio de Piel. In has written plays, which have been ered the cavity-preventing agent Sackler School of Graduate Bio- of independence in Latin America 1977 the Venezuelan government produced in Barcelona, Vienna, sodium monofluorophosphate medical Sciences, Dr. Vivian W. between 1810 and 1825. awardedhim the Romulo Gallegos Paris, Avignon, Brussels, and (MFP). Pinn will receive an honorary doc- Not all of Fuentes’s works con- Prize for TerraNostra and in 1984 Harvard Square’s American Rep- Walter N. Masiga, who will tor of science degree. Pinn is di- centrate on politics, however. His received Mexico’s National Prize ertory Theater. Moreover, he has also receive an honorary doctor of rector of the National Institutes of 1962 novella Aura is “a gothic for Literature for his work as a worked with numerous magazines science degree as he addresses the Health’s Office of Research on love story set in Mexico City whole. and newspapers, as founding edi- graduating class of the Tufts Women’s Health. around the turn of the century that In addition, in 1987 the Span- tor of Revista mexicana de School of Veterinary Medicine. Maurice F. Strong will speakto explores the nature of love, men’s ish Ministry of Culture endowed literatura, editor o fEl Espectador, Masiga is a distinguished veteri- the Fletcher School of Law and and women’s desire to be eter- him with the Miguel de Cervantes Siempre,andPolitica. He has con- nary scientistand director andhead Diplomacy as he receives an hon- nally young, and what they will do Literature Prize and he won the tributed to The Los Angeles Times, of mission of the Organization of orary doctor of laws degree. to achieve that,” according to the New York-based National Arts The New York Times, Newsweek, African Unity’s Inter-African Strong, a prominent environmen- and The WashingtonPost, toname Bureau for Animal Resources. tal leader, was director of the but a few. Jean Mayer, former University United Nations Conference on Five other honorary degrees to president and chancellor, will re- Environment and Development be awarded ceive a posthumous honorary doc- (the Earth Summit) in Rio de Also at the commencement tor of science degree, which his Janeiro last year. He also directed ceremonies, the University will wife, Elizabeth Van Huysen the 1972 UN Conference on the award five additional honorary Mayer, will accept on his behalf. Human Environment, which led degrees. Four of those recipients Mayer, who passed away earlier to the formation of the United will address graduates of other this year, was a world-renowned Nations Environment Programme- schools of Tufts. nutritionist whose accomplish- (UNEP). You’ve done ads for your club. You’ve worked on SIDE EFFECTS , nmletters, flyers, I. . i :* PRESENTS sters, ticlcets. You Po -ad- wmt?to get paid tor your AN ACQUIRED

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Diseases caused by asbestos - ASBESTOS continued from page 1 has the potential to release fibers -and become hazardous,” accord- precautions. ing to NYCOSH. “The workers have to go These fibers remain in the lungs through a water bath process in permanentlybecause the body can- order to clean themselves before not break them down. they can leave the work area,” said Exposure to asbestoscan cause Lee. four serious diseases: lung cancer, Before the project is complete, asbestosis, digestive system can- workers must also test the air to cer, andmesothelioma.Asbestosis make sure that there is no residue. is a scarring of the lung tissue and The work area must be sealed can cause shortnessofbreath which off and connected to clean areas could lead to death. Asbestos-re- by a decontamination chamber. lated diseases are rarely curable Asbestos waste must be disposed and little can be done to change the of at an approved landfill and must course of a disease. be transported to the disposal area Asbestos has a latency period in proper containers, following of 15 to 40 years. There are no EnvironmentalProtection Agency immediate effects such as cough- regulations. ing or itching. According to the New York Mesothelioma is a cancer of Committee For Occupational the lining ofthe cell lungs or ofthe Safety and Health (NYCOSH), abdominal cavity. Cases of this “asbestos is a naturally occurring disease have occurred in family mineral that is mined from the members of asbestos workers ea&..Asbestos has a tendency to whose only exposures were from break into very small fingers, many dust brought home on the clothing of which are not visible without of their spouses or parents who the aid ofamicroscope.” Asbestos worked with asbestos. is resistant to fire and acid. Construction Project Manager Asbestos becomes dangerous John Crow and representatives The IntermGreek Council presents: when the fibers seep into the air from the Department of Public and are inhaled, causing disease. Safety were unavailable for com- Any asbestos-containingmaterial ment. ,TheAnnual Valvano mourned JIMMY V continued from page 9 greater accomplishment than any championship. Spring Fling ”Cancer can take away all my In his Feb. 21 speech at N.C. physical abilities. It cannot touch State, Valvano said, “And if, by my mind, it cannot touch my heart, chance, the Lord wants me, he’s and it cannot touch my soul.” going to get the best damn broad- Valvano’s attorney and friend caster and ex-basketball coach that Woody Webb said, “Jimmy V they ever had up there, I’ll tell you never gave up.” that .” And that, ‘Mr. Vitale, is a far Rest In Peace, Jimmy V. BLOCK Jumbos on a roll BASEBALL easy comebacker off the bat of continued from page 9 Shawn Cunniff. But Dickens Sholds threw a bullet to second, rushed his throw to second, and but the ball struck the bag and the ball sailed into center, putting ricocheted into left, moving Loud runners on the comers. Zeytoonian to third. He then scored on a sacri- scored on sacrifice fly by Tim fice fly by Sean Brinkley. Dickens Murray to cut the Jumbo lead in settled down to get out of the in- half. ning without further damage, and Next up for the Jumbos are the after seven, the score stood at 2-2. Boston University Terriers, yet PARTY Suffolk chipped away at the 2- another Division I opponent on the 0 Jumbo lead, scoring a run in the Jumbos masochistic schedule. This sixth without the aid of a hit. weekend, the Jumbos journey to Dickens had no one to blame but Cooperstown to take part in the himself. He walked Rob Cooperstown tournament. Feutu ring: Zeytoonian, and then induced an The perfect summer vacation Gus SHEINKIN continued from page 9 The cream of the crop must be Dodger Stadium, with Kansas Oneday, Fenway Parkwillsim- City7sRoyals Stadium aclose sec- Van Dyke Brown ply have to bereplaced, and I’ll be ond. But there are also some very able to say that I was there. I’ve to underrated ballparks, including eaten an incredible Italian sau- Milwaukee’s County Stadium and sage on Landsdowne Street be- the SkyDomein Toronto. But what Groove Ths: fore the game, I’ve watched a few do I know? I’ve never been to games in the bleachers, I’ve sat these places. I just really want to behind the Red Sox dugout with go. Clemens on the mound ... it’s the So this summer I’ll start the - kind of thing you tell your excursion, and maybe one day grandkids. when I actually have spending Obviously, I can’t see every money I’llmake another little trip. Friday, April 30 Major League ballpark that’s ever How about starting in Philadel- been, but some of them sound phia, heading west to Pittsburgh, amazing. Old Connie Mack Sta- and going through Ohio to see - dium in Philadelphia was a palace Cleveland and Cincinnati on my for the game, the Polo Grounds in way to Chicago to see both parks 3:45 pm New York was loaded with base- there. And hey, while I’m in Chi- ball history, just like Sportsman’s cago it’s a quick drive to Milwau- Park in St. Louis or Forbes Field kee or Detroit, right? And if I’m in Professors Row in Pittsburgh or Crosley Field in Detroit I might as well go to - On Cincinnati. It seems like all that is Toronto. And if I’m in Canada I left of that generation is Tiger ought to go to Montreal too ... it’ll Stadium, Wrigley Field, and just take time. Fenway. No alcohol beverages and no open containers! But even today there are some And where have you gone, Bob fantastic places to watch a game. Froese? page fourteen THE TUFTS DAILY Thursday, April 29,1993 Commemoration, inspiration BRUCE Another Sister is working to con- continued from page 1 firm one ofthree prominent speak- can “share personal thoughts about ers to give the address. violence against young women, There will also be a basketball about.homicide,about their losses, fundraiser at 3 p.m. to raise money and about Lena,” said Grace. for the scholarship fund in the “We’ll walk around campus to name of Bruce and Anita Griffey. express that Lena is still alive in our hearts. We want to let people Gracesaidthat Sunday’sevents know who Lena was,” she added. are a combination of commemo- Pepperoni, Ground beef, Friday’s event, according to rating Bruce’s life and inspiring Mushroom, Sausage, Ham, Half Price Grace, is “very important” to Not people into thought and action. Onion, Anchovy, Green Another Sister. A letter-writing Pepper, Green Olives, Double Order any size pizza at campaign has yielded over 1,000 “That [inspiration]is a big note Cheese, Black Olive, letters expressing concern to the forthe day,”Grace said. “We want Pineapple, Spinach, Eggplant, regular price and receive Boston Police about why the case things to be inspirational.... Life as Tomato, Broccoli, Garlic, remains unsolved. a gift is more of a theme of the day Prosciutto, Canadian Bacon a 50% discount. The letter-writing campaign, than anything else.” 12”Item S.95 which began April 1, will continue 16”Item $1.10 through tonight, and Grace said No coupon needed. Limited time ofler. Offer cannot that she hopes that groups of stu- be used witb specids. At Tuq’is campus only. dents will be able to deliver letters Fresh Garden Salad $3.75 in person to the Mayor’s office Fresh Greek Salad $3.95 and the oftices of legislators and Choice of Dressing:.Italian, city representatives. French, Russian, or Bleu Grace added that she was told Cheese yesterday that University Presi- dent John DiBiaggio penned a let- ter ofconcern to the Boston Police Heath Bar Department about the status of the Bavarian Choc. Chunk Bruce case. Vanilla Dream Caramel Pecan Cup , Sunday will be a mix of com- SAN JOSE, CR. $2ii Peanut Butter Cup memorative events and speakers BUENOS AIRES $505 Strawberry Passion and panels on topics ranging from CITY Mocha Swiss Almond politics to misogyny. The day will GUATEMAUS $215 Wild Raspberry Cheesecake begin at 1 1 a.m. with a memorial MEXICO CITY $199 Pint $2.95 629-2400 service for Bruce in Goddard GUAYAQUIL $239 Chapel. 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Thea is looking for an experienced Layout Editor. Only those that am familiar with Pagemaker,Freehand and Photoshop on the Mac ned apply. Thursday, April 29,1993 THE TUFTS DAILY page fifteen Senior professors must teach intro classes- Pick a Car, COSTS money can be saved without seri- ments and schools to reduce cost. continued from page 4 ously affecting the quality of edu- Currently, “budget cuts” often in- in marketing its logo; the current cation,while also addressingTufts’ volved shifting costs to other de- efforts are pathetic. When pos- continued growth in costs. One is partments or schools. Any Car. sible, a contract with a new book- faculty productivity: tenured fac- Finally, costs can be reduced store should be made because ulty need to teach more students by implementingmodernmanage- Barnes &Noblemust be one ofthe and utilize facilities more effec- ment techniques and by using sub- And We’ll Give worst campus bookstores in the tively. This can be done by 1) contractorsin Computer Services, You $10.00 Off! greater Boston area. And revenue eliminating the block schedule, B&G, Health Services, Dining which doesn’t allow for an effec- Services, and Housing. In fact, 30 Washington Street, is being lost to Harvard Square. (Besides, a good bookstore is es- tive use of facilities; 2) by having Housing and Operations & Main- Somerville, MA 02143 senior (expensive) faculty teach tenance should be merged any- At the Holiday Inn sential to creatinglstimulating in- tellectual life at Tufts.) more introductory classes; 3) by way. Students should be more in- (6 17) 629-5323 increasing the teaching-load of volved to improve the dorms by Save on a two-day rental minimum, at regular rates! Secondly, Tufts needs to de- professors who do little research. allowing them to create their own Offer not valid with other discounts or promotions. Offer available vote a larger share of its tuition The other area is the cost of living environment. Also, aca- at participating locations only. For reservations in other cities revenue to support financial aid. Tufts’ support operations and its demic advising should be changed . worldwide, call 1-800-FOR-CARS (1-800-367-2277). Compared to its competitors,Tufts staffwhich is relatively large, rela- dramatically. And Tufts should Licensee of Thrifty Rent-a-Car System, Inc. tively old, and over-qualified (thus, begin eliminating the overlap Thrifty features quality products of the Chrysler Corporation and other fine cars. spends the lowest percentage of tuition income on financial aid. expensive). Also, Tuftsshould look among the many counselors at This is an issue of commitment, to eliminate duplication between Tufts. Obviously, these are sensi- and has - contrary to popular its Central Administration and in- tive and complex suggestions. belief! - relatively little to do dividual schools. Tufts should take Unfortunately, I don’t have the with the size of the endowment. particular care to provide budget- space to address them more in Obviously. this would involve se- ary incentives to various depart- depth here.

LOWEST AIRFARES <> 641-0300 would require an informed Tufts community, participating in the We are all responsible- HOLIDAY c ONSULTANTS decisionmaking process. VOICE fiti in Everett some 15 minutes Let me briefly suggest two ar- continued from page 5 away from campus; or the defac- I 675 Massachusetts Avenue, Arlington I eas where significant- amounts of mining the Aryan covenant of in- ing of a synagogue in Peabody I For all TOUT travel needs I heriting the “new Jerusalem,”have about a half hour away, wherein become fit targets for violence - the term “Jude” (the German word symbolic and real. for “Jew”) was employed and So, was the vandalism on cam- where the vandalism was self-pro- pus committed by individuals with claimed to be the work of “skins” When friends let friends drive drunk the results can radical-right sympathies?Make no (or “skinheads,” often identified mistake, these were not random as the youth movement ofthe radi- be dmdy. acts. Neither should they be seen cal right). as separate from what’s been go- Does this mean I think that ing on in the larger metropolitan Tufts is the target of a well-orga- Come see what really happens ... area. Look no further than thecem- ’ nized campaign? Unlikely. etery desecration, the swastikas, Does it lead me to believe that and the anti-Semitic, anti-Black, those who vandalized the campus, anti-Hispanic, andanti-Asiangraf- whether Dart of the Tufts commu- S nity or not, share in the world view of the radical right? Yes. Do I think that these individu- RELAX LATER als knew exactly what they were REASONABLY PRICED doing when they used the swastika to attack both Blacks and Jews? SUMMER STORAGE Absolutely. Professional The tensions that divide us - Blacks and Jews, gay and straight, Pick-Up & Delivery men and women -are not trivial. Secured, Itemized But let us take this occasion to understand that they are surmount- Storage able and that they pale in compari- Insurance & Boxes son to what the crimes perpetrated this past week may foreshadow. It’s time to start a dialogue, to begin talking to one another about what can unite us, to do the hard work of building coalitions.

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Sponsored by: Tufts SADD, BACCHUS, Medford Saving Lives, fill this space with Dean of Students, Student Activities, Residential Lve, GAMMA, TEMS and Tufts Police. your message. page sixteen THE TUFTS DAILY Thursday, April 29,1993 - Clinton wants tougher action on Bosnia despite qualms WASHINGTON (AP) -- De- Three senior officers nominated One problem for the White On the timing of new action, hope the world community and spite sharp divisions in Congress for top posts serving the Joint House is that polls show a major- Stephanopoulossaid Clinton likely the American people will support and qualms at the Pentagon, Presi- Chiefs of Staff expressed deep res- jty of Americans are opposed to would decide before the end ofthe a policy that is effective in rallying dent Clinton said Wednesday he is ervations at a Senate Armed Ser- US bombing of Serb positions. week but withhold a public an- the world to halt that ethnic cleans- determined to take tougher action vices Committee hearing about an White House Communications nouncement while allies are con- ing,” Gore said at a photo-taking to end the war in Bosnia. increased US role in the Balkan Director George Stephanopoulos sulted. session. Aides said he probably would conflict. said Clinton recognizes the need It’s believed likely that Secre- . ’ Asked what was at stake for the decide on new steps by the week’s Lt. Gen. Barry McCaffrey said to muster support for his policy, tary of State Warren Christopher US national interest, Gore said, end. he saw “no military solution” to particularly if military force is will go to Western Europe and “There have been international “I will decide what I think the stop the bloodshed and force the used. Russia to brief leaders. borders crossed. There are many right thing to do is, and then see if warring factions to the negotiating “The president understands Vice PresidentA1 Gore saidthe situations around the world where I can persuade the Congress and table. that, and the president, once he world has to do more to stop the one ethnic group is tempted to try the allies to go along,” Clinton “I’m really at loss to suggest a makes a decision, will do what he Serb’s“ethnic cleansing,”oreradi- and eradicate another. There is a said. decent military operation,” said can to rally the American people cation, of Bosnian Muslims and significant risk of conflict in the Frustrated by the refusal of McCaffrey, just returned from a be h in d that deci s ion, ” Croats. Balkans spreadingto involve other Bosnian Serbs to end a war that trip to the Balkan region where he Stephanopoulos said. “It’s an abomination, and we counties like Greece and Turkey.” has left 134,000 people dead or accompanied President Clinton’s missing, Clinton is considering air special envoy, Reginald strikes against Serb artillery sites Bartholomew. and exempting Bosnian Muslims Marine Corps Maj. Gen. John from a United Nations arms em- J. Sheehan said that if air power is bargo. used, “I have a very difficult time “I still believe the United States answering questions as to what is has to strengthen its response,” the Chapter 2 in that strategy, as to president toldreporters after a Rose how we declare victory and walk IN CONCERT Garden ceremony to name former off this battlefield.” New York Police Commissioner And Air Force Maj. Gen. Lee Brown to lead the nation’s Michael E. Ryan said air strikes drug war. alone will not work without the Pentagon leaders doubt that air threat of subsequent military ac- strikes would stop Serb aggres- tion. “They willjust ride it out,” he sion. And there is growing con- said of the Serbs. cern in Congress that the use of None of the three envisioned American military forces would allied air strikes working effec- get the United States boggeddown tively without the use of ground in a Vietnam-style entanglement forces, and they indicated that end- with an escalating commitment of ingthe armsembargo would fail to troops. achieve any short-term success. Clinton said he heardmany dif- Elsewhere on Capitol Hill, Air ferent views from members of Force Gen. Merrill McPeak, a Congress about what he should memberofthe Joint ChiefsofStaff, do. Senator Joseph Biden, D-Del., said the allies could selectively said there was an emerging con- knock out Serbian targets. How- sensus for lifting the arms em- ever, he told a Senate Appropria- bargo because that’s “a way to tions subcommitteehe didn’t know oppose air strikes and be for some- if air strikes would contribute to a thing.” diplomatic and peaceful solution

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To nominate over taining ec. and Computer Science for this summer 8 next year. Super bdrm: $soo. 3 bdrm: $750.2 Wrm: from Tufts. CALL FRAN ANYTIME, Caribbean, Alaska, Europe, Hawaii. phone, 629-8820. Cometovoteand stuff. Huge reward if you return it to $650. Call days 396-8386 8 eves. 3955921. (Member of NASS-Na- No exp. nec. Call 1-602-680-0323, eat. me. PEB R. 629-9154. doseto campusonsceneLovellS1. tional Association of Secretarial Rent WOO+ utils. Non-smoker grad Herb or Armand 483-1045 or 391- x23. sfudents pref. Call now 776-9017. 6035. Sewices) AAA WORD PROCESS- Lv message. Free futon incl! ING

r. page eighteen THE TUFTS DAILY Thursday, April 29,1993 Classified Classifieds :lassif iedsl :lassifiedsr :lassif ieds COLLEGE AVE Summer Sublet: Happy Birthdayll I hop that this MLGT SELL!! GREAT FURNITURE FOR SALE Dorm size fridoe 940. med. Fridoe 1 Good cond.. reasonable prices. Clean and charming apts overlook- 2 Bdrm. lumished lor Jun-Aug. 2nd Personais year's birthday is as healing as last ing field. 6 rms.4 bdrms,w/d etc. flrw/kit.Iglvrm,porch,study. Rent year's. I've finally figured out why yrold$loo,Niwbamboonightsisld Futon and fme.dresser. deskchair $7, TV stand $5 8 $8, bamboo lamp and bookshelvesonly8mo.old!Call Also 1 rm m. 2 min walk from 750/mo + util. Call Mike or Rhonda Todd and Scott you're 'sick" around this time. campus cenier. Reasonable rent 8 628-4590. 79 Lowden Ave. (3 min Whipped Cream anyone? Alison $10, ktcounter$20,6~4thickbrown fast 776-2355 Thanks for all your help this semes carpet $6, shoe box organizer fits 9 sublettingallowed.Call Mrs. Buckley from campus) ter. You guys left me big shoes to fi' shoes $1 .50.dresser $20. twin bed SKATED ON THESE BABES (617)729-8151. but I'm sure I can adjust well ti Tortma Louise Vilasecs ibdrm apt Sorry, no7amwake-up call this year, & mattress $50.call 646-3528. JUST ONE TIME running my own section. -The othe Men's Rollerblades, Size 12, ffls 10 Nnd Roommate and Subletters min to campus, quiet, clean, sunny, Sports editor, the dorky one. but Happy Birthday anyway! Next For huge 4 bdrm apt. big Idt, 2 liv pkg ind. mod Idt. w/d, hdwd flr $1200 yearitwillbeFeliz. cumpleanoswith GREAT DEALS 1/2- 11 1/2 shoe size, wrist guards, lbanez studio guitar, $150. and kneepads: Brand new. Sell or rms. 2 baths, dining rm. 5 min walk 866-1 170. JOHNNY flamenco dancers and matadors. to campus. $237/mo + util. Call im- Have a great day! Love, Elena Panasonic printer, $100. Sola (2 trade for your acoustic - electric/ Thank you so much for going to tht person) $25. Call Billy at 3955947. acoustic guitar. Call Me 6292396 mediately. Mat or Sam 666-2229. Gorgeour 2 Bdrm. Apt. for concert with me (and getting thc Rent!! tixl). I had a great time and I hop6 Moving off-campus next year? ROLLERBLADES WINCHESTER Beautiful, large 2 bdrm's,hdwd firs. you did too! Hang in there, stud) Forsale:TVstand$l5,7crates$l5, 1 pair Zetrablades 8 mo. old. I paid Spacious 1 bdrm apt, liiMin area, wtb. Very dose to campus (behind hard (!!!), and remember that I lovc multicolored area rug $25, 2 sm $150. I'm asking $100 obo. Call me kit. bath,wM,2flrs,inquietwooded Latin Way). Eat-in kit 8 porch. Con- you1 -Me rugs $1 0. Call Laura at 629-8733. @ 629-9866 and leave a message. area. $9OO/mo. Call days (508)470- tad Crissy or Sarah at 629-9241. Events 1080 ext. 460. The Kelly Way.. SMALL FRIDGE FOR SALE DOUBLE BED AND BOXSPRING Stlll Lookingfor a place to lke? ...is coming soon1 I agree we see College Avo. Interested in sharing an apt? Greal Join Tufts Sex Talk!! It must go- price negot. Please call 8 Brand New -Only used for 6months. way too much of each other, bul leave message at 3934556. Extremely Cheap. 391-9095 Charming 8 clean apt. 6 rms. 4 pricegreat location. Nice 2 bed, 2 you're my idol. -A Info meetings at Women's Center Wrms. Also 1 rm w/ private bath 8 bath unit on Boston Ave. D.W. dis- lounge, 55 Talbot Ave, Thurs. 4/29. balcony. Subletting allowed 8 many posal, centralA/C. applian&. II 4:30-5:30. Drum kit PEACH CARPET SPRING FLING HAIR WRAPS great cond, 11-pc Pearl set + 7 7x9.Good quallty. Callsoonl Tamar extras. Call fordetaik. Mrs. Buckley interested call 628-9932 ASAP. Let Joseph wrap a piece of your hail 729-81 51. SWIMA-THONOIS!! Zildjian cymbals; all hardware incl; 629-8557. in 2-5 colors to add a decorative b.o.629-9673, Barry. Need a place to Ihre Fall design toyour head. Only$10 (less Post-swim Pizza Party tonight @ Lots 01 Furnilure! Modern Duplex Semester? 8pm in Eaton 201. Please come w/ Nicestuff, good cond. Double bed, 2 ifyour hairisshort). Lookfor himon . Bike for sale- cheap!!! 2Wrm,21/2bath,w/dinbasement, 1 Wrm avail on 83 Gssipee in a 6 the lawn at the concert. appetites + all money in order to woodendesb. woodendining table, d/w,did, whn. ax.. terrace, garage bdrm apt. Lie among 5 fun-filled receive prizes. All swimmers will re- PanasonicSportLXlOspd roadbike. kit chairs, living rm chairs, small Very reliable. Good cond, pkg.AvailJunelst1orentireyear.or loud women. Call Liz at 666-83491 ceive something,so come! $50 obo. couch. wooden hutch, coffee table, R.T. Please call Chris @627-7134. summersublet. $825. Cal13958095. Cheap. Cheap. Cheap. OK,today is one ofthelast3 person. kit stool, 8 more. Prices negot. Call als. last 3 8:30s and last Trio's date. . SIDE EFFECTS pres ents... me ASAP! Yvette 625-9601. Summer and Fall! College Avo "An Acquired Taste," Fri. April 30 at Great furniture for sale! Too many lasts1 Have a great day. Beds, dressers. desks, tables, 2 bdrm in 4 bdrm apt. Avail in May. 5 bdrm apt. near Davis Sq. and the New Seed Cracking + Old Soli- 8pm in Hotung. Free! Futon & Frame Qunn she $175. $2OO/mo + utils. Close to campus, campus, lotsofoff-sr. pkg, furnished, lamps, etc .8 a twice-used Large 6' bookcase $30, lamp $10, taire Champion. Stairmaster. Great cond.. great Boston Ave. Call 396-6256 large bnght rm 8 porch. Avail 6/1 or Go to the block party chair $10, medium pine bookcase 9/1. Will consider summer sublet. Get drunk 8 then come see SIDE prices... call 396-6503/ 391-8812. W J~?Y $25, bedside table $20. bedside 3 BDRM APT AVAIL 6/l or 911 1500/month. Others avail. Renting Here we are qdwe II be here lor a EFFECTS' Spring Show "An Ac- bookshelf $10. All prices negot. Ev- 3 blocks from Tufts. Lg,sunny rms. to Tufts Students for 10 years. Call quiredTaste."8pm in Hotung. FREE. GRADUATING- WSt SOll erything must go by May 13th. while. Youcouldnl lockmeout now. Must be sold before May 3: dorm Sc Laundry avail. Eat-in kit, hdwd flrs. 395-3204. could you-something would be miss- call 8 make a deal. Shawn 547- $9oo/mo. Call 623-7972. Wll Engineering & size fridge w/separate Ice box 8 mini 9596. ing. And it goes without saying that EnvironmentalCareer Night microwave on top. Lace curtaim for Cheqmt Summer Sublet I love you friend. -Mikey MudforbTults Area OPPO~nky! Presented by Dept. of ,Civil and En- Ig windows. All sizes of crates. Sale-Great Car vironmental Engineenng and Na- Imagewriter II printer. Will negot. 2 rm wall-wall apt. Heated,hot water 2 Rms avail at 55 Winthrop in For Dad '87 Acura Integra LS. AC. AMlFM 8cable.On busline.Availnow.$500/ Medford. Only $so0 per rm for EN- tional Association of Environmental priceyouwantto pay. Deborah629- stereo w/cassette. sun mot. cruise, lbidi Bibidi Hello. lbidi Bibidi Sailing. Professionals. Tue May 4, 1993, 7883. mo. Call 396-4661. TIRE summer. Apt. comes w/ large Ilove you. Mom does too. Jackson full size spare, new tires, jumper lii rm. kit, driveway, bath, w/d. For 6:00-8:00pm in Carmichael Hall cables. Must sell by graduation. Courageous Lounge. Graduate Students and Roommate Wanted info, speak to anyone at 666-9039. Need a refrigerator for nefl Asking $5,900 Call 3978205 Tolivewith in nice2 bdrm place near Graduating Seniors welcome! year? WhYhWhY? BRING YOUR RESUME! campus lor next year. We will find a Best Location Porbible Ihave 1 that is less than 1 yr old 8 '84 Nissan Sentra place together. Have not yet found Buy llowers at Phi Sig's Just Be- has hardly beep used Call Enc at Summer Sublet. In BTW CARM 8 Good Condition. Autol4 door/AC/ place but have one in mind. Male Espresso's. Winthrop St. 3 over- cause Flower Sale Wed and Thurs GET ALL WRAPPED UP 629-8772 w/ your offer 10:304:30 at the Campus Center. AM-FM stereo. Must sell by gradua- please. 627-7422. sized bdrms. huoe kt. livino rm. w/ w/3 of yourfriends. SolGiKleman. 8 tion. AiWng $1 550 or BO. Call 322-. Stop questioning. Just Do It. SADDWACCHUS in aTwisterTour- pkg. For groups 0; indiaduals, EVERYMIMG BLACK 1044 anytime Summer Sublet CHEAPEST RENT IN TOWN. Call nament@Midnight CafethisFrifrom 7.; expensive 2 yrold furniture 8 appli- 314 2 bath, large, sunny, spa- Jon/Jeff at 393-9128. Hello .Chris1 10-11pmintheCampusCenter. Call ances going dirt cheap Tables, bdrm, What do you want? ...A personall 8 .Buy Mf Furnlrure! aous 2 flr Apt. in House. 2 decks. Tracy, 629-8894, ,to register your charrs, shelves. sofa. bed fndge, Brand new desk. dresser w/ Here it is. Love, Elizabeth team. bed. ,bqckyard, $1140 + uti1 (Sept. Op- Are You Going Away Next Fall? Apple computer. tv, VCR. int'l stu- hutch for sale. Cheap! Call Jenn6- tion) Near Tufts (2 blocks) + Davii T I need to sublet my rm. spnng se- dent graduating, everythingmust go, 0109. -. MYMary, Wry- mester Great house near campus, b 0 1st mme jst sewe Call TOM ~+?. GR,EAT LOCATION -AND WM. newly renovated, backyard Why ya buggin', hon? You'll gel 666-2439 \ through the week just fine. French Emerson T.V. -ZHEAP! $29O/mo + uti1 Call Pati 6249677 Excellent cond remote control, - will suddenly come easy, as well as - SummerSublet-pSiadi@ly on Cam- TEChNICS- ~ Math 6. We love you so much, so For Sale perlect room size + room furniture. pus -Aaoss st from Fletcher Field. $292 + Room in huge apartment. 7bandgraphicdqualizer model#SH- Must come see! Good prices tool1 Alllumished Rms. 1.20r3 rrns-a?@-, Porches, yard, driveway Near don't fret, our pet!!! Love, Naisha 8017, new in bex $80 627J305 Call Marielle 625-4393. and N'Jeri (your silly friends) 2kits/2bath/2porches. CallKen@ 'btses- Aval now through July or M4CINTOSHFIRE SALE! 629-8599. exteritlsd, cool atmosphere Nis 'n280ZX ' TOM ASCHOFF Excellent condition,tons ofsoftware. . , NEED A SUMMER SUBLET CHEAP111 Ca11623-?163 Imagewriter II Wmew ribbon, exter- 1982, 2+2, P , PA. solid wy, - Has it been six months already? ' good enaine. a omatic. 87K miles, For June only. Willing to housesit. Well, I just wanted to say that I love nal 2nd drive, easily expandable f Sunny 2 BR. Afi Housing Must be furnished. Call 391-5738 youandithasbeenaveryhappysix MacPlus. All lor $300.Call Chris at eve 8 weekends, or message. On Powderhouse Blvd acrmfrom months! I'm hoping for many moreto 666-0520 anytime. Must go- gradu- LatinWayin3-lam house, hdwllfirs, ating! , mod K B. porch. W D $750 come. You are the best! Love, . Summer Sublet of the Century! Apt for Rent at25 Teeb Avo. + + Deanne Avail;lunelsfpantfkm,~hmach, MERFDES 1BOE (lF9) 3 bedrms in 4 bedrm sunny, spa-. aous. renovated a@. 2'fllll"bafh:" defrig, btaddrin,b.* yar63 blocks CHEAP! CHEAP! CHEAP! For sale with snow tires, ski rack and from campus quiet 61. Tel. no. 628- low mileage. Negotiable prim. Call hdwd flrs, 1 block from campus. 4 bdrmapt. hdwdflrs,wid, verynice, We agree on thegrade of the com- June-August Call 666-1 654 1072. ics, look up the price in lalest price 629-9635. ,. pkg. garage 235-6097 guide (no influence 01 colledibility. SUMMER SUBLff 3/4 BDRM APTS AVAIL Going Home to California .I Great Deals!) then take 20% off 2 grad students seeking nonwnok- Spacious, clean, kil. lii rm, good Summer "18 for RCht- . total. You can't beat it! Jason 629- Selling dresser and glass shelves/, sizebdrms,w/d. renovated kit,off-st lor2bdrmsina3Wnnapt prnbn bookcase. CallVanes~aal625-3?50~, ing female for 3 bdrm apt. May 1st - " 9208 Aug 31st. 10 minute walk to Tufts. pkg. $950. Ca!l Steve(days) 884- Packar&Ave. no smokn$no pets Closeto 2bus routes. Rent $233/mo 3752: Dan(nites) 4891611.~Starts Drivemy option8l'Avatl June 1 Lv = SOllingCouch ' message at 628-4019 A.G.: + util. 391-9571. 6/1 or 9ll. There's this big party on the 16lh at B sections fit together anyway YOU want, beige$200orbestoffer,single Charming 4 Bdrm night, where everyone gets dressed SUMMER SUBLET AVAWBLE Shoft Walk to Tufts, ' up in black and white. If you don't futon with frame, barely usedt7Oor 4bdrmduplexapt:l 1/2p&ths,w/d In house, hdwd flrs, e-i kit, semi- b/o. Bothinverygoodmndition. Call 550.00/month, 3 bdrm, paniallyfurn. haveplans. if youthinkyou'll be free, 5min,toTufts,niceyard. CallBrian on premises, Ig Idt,.separate dining mod front, 2 bk porches. pkg, on Holly 3958095. Boston Ave near Espresso's $875/ will you go to Gala with me? 729-2470, or Tony 623-2825 rm, 1i.m; located in 2 family house on quiet st. backyard, lease$1050/ mo June1 Call7294221 Did you' have a good time at NEED A PRINTER? mo. (617)2278000(days) (617)- I have an Image Writer II for Summer Sublet. Own Prhrate Bathroom KIM Day? 3 In 5 bdrm apt. W. Somewille, Cmin- 3@75-(6ves) .I Do you want to help plan Kids' Day Maclntosh. Excellent condition. Will Summer sublet awl, Ig rm in beau- take highest offer. Call 629-0053 SMnt CObONA WORK tocampus.W/D.2fullMhrms. back- tiful. newly-renapt 10minwalkfmm '94?We are looking for coordinators PROCESSJDR-L APTOP yard. $225/mO. plus util. Call Sandy APT FOR RENT for next year. It's a lot of work, but it and ask for Rebecca. TuRs/Davis T area. 3 bdrm. heat 8 Tuffs. hrfwd flrs 3914704 SO nice, practically new, ysed only once. w/ or Pati at 629-9677. doesn't look like a student apt1 is worth it!!f If interested call LCS dictionary. spell check, and gram- hot water ind. sunny, hdwd flrs. Ig "643. Askfor Tami. Shari. or Jes- Fly to L;n yard, sun porch, only $lOoO. Call One way ticket from Logan to LA& mar check podable battely pack NEED A CHEAP ROOMFOR THE 2 professlomi women & sica ' Tony 623-2825. ca Open date. $1 50 is negotiable. Call inc Asking $300 obo Also for sale, SUMMER? seek friendly. responsible grad stu- To the sLsters of AOPi John at 396-9075. slate blue carpet in perfect cond 1 or 2 bdrms avail in spacious 4 dent to share 3 bdrm apt, 2 blocks Call Came 629-9743 bdrm/6 rm a# in Medford. Modem APT FOR RENT: How was 90210? Oh no, did you As of June 1. 80 Josephine Ave, hVisT Deckoverlookingpark haveto gosomewhere eke towatch CHEAP ONE WAY TICKET TO ktJront and back porch.off st pkg 10 min walk to Tufts $31250+, BUY CLASSlFlEDS IN and cable! Only 10 min walk from Somewille,wfinwalking disttoTuRs, it? What a shame you lost your 30' CALIFORNIA 3 1 bat, liv rm, kit, Ig pantry. 2 water incl Call 62- THE.. .- TUFTS. .. DAILY! Tuns and T. Bdrms avail 5/15 or 60- bdrm, beautiful completely necessary TV! For use anytime until May 20. Call porches, some furniture 8 1 pkg Well, we'll keep you posted. You Sam at 629-9288. CHEAP! On sale now in our office in Curtis 9/1. Each bdrm only $N6ho + 1/4 SOX! Hall 8 at the Campus Ctr. Info utils. No smokers please. Please space, 2nd 11. Please call Carlos at might get it back soon. but we think 666-1091 after 4pm. Just Kidding 2 Wrm sublet avad initiation would be a perfect day to 8 MOS OLD FURNITURE Booth. Buy 'em now! Call SCOK 391-8153. immediately Somewille Big ht, IN exchange letter sweatshirts for 8 rm,yard Minutesto Haward. Inman, Full size trifold futon (bedlframe) '88 Golf GTI- 2 great apts TVI -the Iotas $125. Black flipchair $50; 8x12' Cheap Summer Bedroom! Porter squares T Bus Stop nght in l&valve, black wfilack int, stereo 1 bdrm avail in quiet andspacious 6 in a 2-lam on Whtman St. Upstairs plush beige carpet $50;Wood ad- is 8 rm. 4 91300/mo. Down- from Great Location $750, w/ op- YO RACHAELI air cond/sunroof, mint cond- $650 rml3 bdrm apt on Greenleaf Ave bdrm. tion for year lease 666-3581 Bruce justableshelving unit b70;Call Eddie obo. For sale, WC graduating, con- stairsis5 rm, 3 bdrm, $9OOho. Both Hallelujah! No more SSP..and no 629-9633. behind Espresso's. Only 5 min walk or Jay tact Marielle 625-4393. to campusand busstop.Avail 6/1-9/ have dean Ig rms. freshly painted, more of that awful aerobics tapel e-i kits. Both have free use of w/d Nowwe havemoretimetodoimpor- 1. Only $217ho + 112 utils. No 8 CHEAP FURNITURE Macintosh LCI For Sale are very close to Tufts. Ample off-st tant things like, oh, finding DATES. DeSk&chair-$75;dresseffi-$l5,25; smokers please!! Please call Jen at Indudes StyleWnter. 40 MB hard 629-8563. pkg. Both avail June 1. Call Marvin 4 Ig Wrm wt w/4 phone lines! Hey, we look damn good in formal loveseat-$20; lamp-$10. Cal1391- Davidson anytime, 965-7848, Iv attire. Menuzah maze1 tov for fin- drive and software. Selling because Convenient loc in 2-lam home. Lg 5738 eves or message. Package 01 graduation. Call Juan 876-9788 message. kit, mod bath, A/D. wd flrs, Ig fridge, ishing-when are we celebrating? deal- negot. Female Roommates Wanted Lwe. Din'YELL. P.S.stayawayfrom 2 grad students in a spacious quiet storage, pkg, front 8 back porch. 3 &4 bdrm apt my man! EVERYTHING WTGO!! 4 rm apt. Living rm. dining Close to theater 8 Thus stop. Avail GRADUATING SENIOR MUST Beds,couches.chairs.VCR. Good 1.5 .block from Tufts, in 3 fam, 60. $lOOO/mo. Call 641-3352 or SELL: rm,porches, backyard. 11/2baths.5 dean, quiet, recently ren. K8B. gar, COMFORTABLY NUW? quality +great prices. 21 Sunset Rd. hintoTufts8 DavisSq. $262.50/mo 330-6026. Futon wfiolding frame,desk 8 chair, Free gifts. Call 776-5513 or pkng, w/d. $900-1200 Owner 547- You will be after this weekendl See double bed 8 bureau. If interested, 666 + util. 6253119. 1533. PinkF1oyd:TheWall. tomorrownight 1744. Apt for rent please call Cara at 625-3250. 5 Ig bdrms, Ig kit, 2 full baths. lab in Barnum. Aladdin on Sat and Sun WOW!!! FURNISHED ROOMS IN HOME in Bamum, and Rocky Horror with FRANKLY SCARLm 6rmapt,3bdrm, possibly4,avail6/ porches. 5 min from Tub. Summer MUST SELL IMMEDIATELY! New full-length tapes are now on in a lovely W Medford home avail subletwelwmel CallMary6254399. props and floorshow Mon in MacPhie 1985 Mazda 626 4 dr. AC. AM/N 1. Mostly fum. Almost on campus. noworfall.Sunny8spacious.3rdRr at 9:301 sale in the Tufts Bookstore. Owner occupied 2-tam house. Call auto reverse cassette, 5 sp, 85K privacy, phone jack, all utils incl. 10 Lg bdrm wmireplace miles, Must sell ASAP. Runs great. 395-6664, Ghat Furniture min bus ride to Tufts, near comm avail lor summer sublet in beautiful $15o0/80. Chris 395-6265. Blg Ap For Lease rail. $275 and $250, lower w/chi!d newly-ren Medford house. Private Cheap and in good cond! Crate 8 Summer-9or 12 mos. 3 bdrm 6 rms Barrel desk, drssser, lamps, small care. Call 3S.7005 before 9pm. lv. bath attached to bdrm. 10 rnin walk Student Microscopc eat-in kit,off-stpkg,w/in5m~nwalk message. IoTuttS. Looking lorgradstudent or new Monocular w/90' adjustment lridge, couch 8 armchair. shelves, to Campus Center. Call 617-944- lamps framed 8 unlramed posters, 3366 Rick. visiting scholar. Call Evelyn: 391- 36mm 5X 1OX 40X objectives both 2 mln walk to campus 4704. 1OX 8 16Xeye pieces 15Wallillumi- decorative pillows. 8 chairs. Call 628-7532. 2 lg apts 485 bdrms in same house, nator adjustments fine rack 8 pinion Colleg~prof, spouae & child w/off st pkg. Avail now, 6/1 or 9/1 or seek housing during June fellow- sIIM.1 focusing STAT Lab 8 Medical. Inc. summernow. Call sublet. 776-3847. Also rms for rent 1stsummerschoolsessionorJune. Sk.p In Comlolt and Style. ship at Tufts. Willing to swap our 1ao-3344756. $300. $350w/cany Byawaterbed.Stained woodwater Up to 3 bdrms, furn, on Bromfield. Birthdays case. Rentak avail. hnvi!!e, KY home (deck, hot tub, Asking 300 each1 Call 628SEXY 8 bed w/a bookshelf headboard. $70 Office) for yours. Willing to sublet or or b.0. Call Ben 3914534 SUBLETMY HAMMOCK ask for HOT BABE. housesit. Patrick 606-238-7316 or or better yet, my room. Well-equipped Marion Rkmer Brother Word Procnsor Anne 61 7492-8185. Happy Birthday MOJO1 Finally you Completeselection 01 NEE house wM.w., WID. Very cheap. Y Apt to rent gettojointheranksof usold people1 for sale. perfect cond 8 extra ribbon 24-8/15, mall Bev, 623-9168. Lwely2-3 bdrmapt in houseacross cartridges incl. $150 obo. Call furniturefor sale. Reasonableprices, LUXURIOUS SUBLD! Hope it's a blast! Love, Chrissy terrific selection, pradically new!! from BalchArenaon CollegeAve. E- Heather 393-9824. Good price for a lot of room. 5 furn FREE room & board i kit, W/D. $aOO/mo. Avail June l. Bed. dresser, desk, shelving. etc. 1.5 bath, garage, 2 porches, John G. bdrms, in Winchester. MA. Spacious rm 8 Call EllenorScott,3918342,dayor HUGE Mahogany dresser Call Meliday or night at 628- kit, WID, only a min from campus! Happy 2Othl Two birthday wishes .9963. private bath in exchange for P/T eve. may your pole be long, and may the for sale, 9 drawers & Ig. mirror. De- Call 623-7189. childcare. Ideal hours, M-F4-8pm 8 livery assistance can be arranged. Occasional wknd night. Call Leslie. wind be at your back. Love. Amy Call Tim 629-9632. $1 Save $50 on Airfare Nationwide Summer Sublet P.S. 13'6'. you can do it! 00 obo. NEICT TO TUFTS 353-0206. Exchange Really and truly save $50 if you are Quiet neighborhood,new Ig kit w/ travelling M Calif, Oregon, Washing- List your apt or findsublet in Boston. I'm selling top quality fridge,d.w.. disposa1,X)ftoakcabi- Word Marion Riemer Advent speakers, Blizzard skis & ton, Hwaii. Arizona, Idah0,orTeXas. nets, new bath, whn carpets, w/d, NY. Chicago, Washington DC. San Oneof the former brothers told me Please call 395-4374. This is not a walking dist to Tufts. Excl IWcond3 Francisco, LA or other US cities. A Nordicaboots 8 pol?. Evetything is porches. 3 bdrms, garages. Must bdrm apt, WID, yard, porches, pkg, was' your birthday! Happy 22nc in perfed cond. Pnce negot. Call gimmick! One phone call wll save service for students 8 summer em- Come by my room later-I havesomc seethiscleanmodernunit.Norealty no pets. Avail 6A or negot. Price: D.J. at 628-7875. you $50. ployees nationwide. Call anytime 1- , thing for you!! AL fees. $895. (617)484-1642. $850. Call 354-451 1 or 684-2282. 8008773007. v Thursday, April 29,1993 THE TUFTS DAILY page nineteen Around Campus Doonesburv BYGARRYTRUDEAU Today Tomorrow

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Noon Hour Concert Film Series Serge Winitsky, organ. Movie:”PinkFloyd-TheWall” (admission Goddard Chapel, 1230-1:OO p.m. $2). Barnum 008,9:30 p.m. & midnight. International Center Options after graduation workshop. Hillel Zamparelli Rm,C Center, 3:30-5:00 p.m. Shabbat Services. Reform services-East Hall Lounge, Islamic Society at Tufts Traditional services- Crane Rm. NominatioG and eledions. Calvin and Hobbes by Bill Watterson 6:OO p.m. Peanon 104,800 p.m. I I SUPPOSE lUR LENDS Hillel LGB Resource Center Shabbat dinner. BE CAREFUL,aR Flirtations A Capella Concert. Tix $5 w/ BE RORDUL! ” Curtis Hall Lounge, 7:15 p.m. ID. Jills and Bubs opening. I Cohen Additorium, 730 p.m. SADDBACCHUS Twister Tournament. LGB Resource Center Campus Center Commons, 1000 p.m.- Coming Out Workshop with the 1:OO a.m. Flirtations. Open to all interested! Alumnae Lounge, 4:OO p.m. Side Effects Spring Fling Show w/special guest Pbi Sigma Sigma Harvard’s On Thin Ice. Free! Just Because Flower Sale. Hotung Cafe, Campus Ctr, 10:30 a.m.-4:30 p.m. 8:OO p.m.

Race Awareness Study Group SADDBACCHUS WeeklyMeeting,Topic:SymbolsofHate. Drunk driving crash reenactment. Lane Rm. Campus Ctr. 7:OO p.m. Professor’s Row (by the tennis courts). 11:30a.m. FoxTrot by Bill Amend Tufts Christian Fellowship Doug Walen Speaking on Faith and Not Another Sister Faithfulness.CraneRm. 7:15 p.m. Protest Violence Against Women of Color. Boston City Hall. 3:OO p.m. Arts House Smut Gallety & Discussion. GROOVE THIS: 37 Sawyer Ave, Gallery 8-1O:OO pm., IGC Block Party. Discussion 9:30 p.m. Professor’s Row, 6:OO p.m.

LCS Middle East Study Group Leukemia Swim-a-Thon Pizza Mandatory Meeting: Elections. PartyBaton 201.8W p.m. Braker 26,6:30 p.m.

Not Another Sister Beelzebubs Candlelight Vigil. BUBS IN THE PUB. Capen House, 7:30 p.m. MacPhie Pub, 8:30 p.m. Weather Report DILBERTB by Scott Adams TODAY TOMORROW

TELEVISION NEWS ME5YESTERDAY. AND NETWORK THAT ONLY REPORTS Sunny Cloudy HAPPY STORIES. High: 57, Low: 42 High: 58, Low: 46 The Daily Commuter Puzzle 1 RefineryACROSS refuse 5 Construction logs 10 Gush out 14 Home for doves THE FAR SIDE By GARY LARSON 15 Located in a city 16 Cabbage plant 17 In a while 18 Climbing plant 19 Stockings 20 Snake 22 Commanded 24 Previous to 25 Choicest part 26 Half an academic year 30 Intervene 34 Flattened circle 35 Contraction 36 Expunge 37 sped 38 Crept in secret WHATA FEW 41 Sheltered side CATTY REMARK5 42 Decree TURNWTUE LADIES’ 44 ”- the LOUNGE INTO. season ,..” 45 Shallow @ace 01993 Tnbune ~edlaservices, Ins 04/29/93 46 Pasted shut All Rights Reserved Now arrangs the cin1.d latas to AB. Shows-. .- . 7eal Yesterdav’s Puzzle Solved: fOflll the WrprlSe Msw(l a SUp - .- oested bY the aoom& 50 Some songs 10 Cabal member 52 Always, to poets 11 Indigent Print answer here: A 53 One who 12 Otherwise removes 13 Unwanted plant IAn-tomonorJ) impurities 21 Tax agcy. JumMes: STEED IRATE GUNNER MARROW 56 flag 23 Passe 60 Type of bomb 25 Invents Ansmw: What jaywalkers may be wearing j ow- WINGS 61 Clan emblem . 26 Hurtful spots Back in his college days, lgor was considered 83 US author, 27 Escape by to be the HBOC. James cleverness 64 Whittle away 2928 CrazeHoliday time 65 Play a part 66 Ace or king 31 - Heights, 111. 67 Luge 32 Fr. river 68 Appraised 33 Necessities Quote of the Day 69 God of love 38 Harsh 39 Relatives DOWN 40 Had hiph-- reaard spent four years prostate to the higher mind, 1 Cicatrlx for 04/29/93 ‘T 2 Single 43 Alleged got my paper, and I was free. ” 3 At the head 45 Heating device 4 Well-mannered 47 Calorie counter 5 News releaso 49 Fowl 6 Border lake 51 Scent 55 Golfer’s cry 58 Roman fiddler -- Indigo Girls 7 Law gp. 53KnOCkS 56 A Rose 59 Koppel and 8 bqehome 54 And others: 57 Culture Danson I1-e abbr. medium 62 Small child Late Night at the Daily page twenty THE TUFTS DAILY Thursday, April 29,1993

NOT ANOTHER SISTER of TUFTS UNI[VEWITY PRESENTS:

- . LENA DELORES BRUCE DAY I

11:oo AM: MEMORIAL SERGICE, featuring Rcvcrcnd Cmbcll of "Ppcoplc of Color ~ . I Aminst Homicide": Lcni's mother MK.BNCC, and Tufrs Gospcl Choir. <;;idnni C/.nprI -M..

1200 AAI: PANEL DISCUSSiON ON HOAIICIDE AVD POLITICAL AVENUES OF RESPONSE, featuring District Attorncy Lcslic Harris and othcn. Cabor A S A rrdirinitr tn

J IY- U l:oo PM: RECEPTION AXQ BRUNCH, commcnts by kn3's Brorhcrs, thc ,Clcn-sf-- Orncga Psi Phi Fritcrnity, Incorpormd. Hall 4Fhj~ 4 I N 2:oo PM: HIP-HOPAXD HATE, fcJruring the spccricular thcsis on misogvnv in kp music bv Anitv Y. Griffcv Community Scnicc Award ki'inncr mad iVcndcll ID Phillips Findis; Smdri Hk.Cabor hrtdira'rrtn 3:OO PSI: BASKETBALL FUNDRAISER, sponsorcd by Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, A Incorpormd. (If you or your organization arc intcrcstcd in participating, ptcspc contin Carl Wilcoxson at 225-6313.) T~tJirBahrLnN Gntrrs 0 5:oo PM: ORATORICAL AND POETRY TROUPE, VOICES OF A BEIGE TO I3LUE 7 I NATION. Altonnat Lorrtgc M,€&.iORIES OF MY SISW tt!JC nvnttpt of Dclra S@m Tlha San;ry, 9 Incmpornud.

6:30 PM: DINNER. prcparcd by thc FAMILY OF LENA BRUCE. AItrrnnac hryc 3

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