.. THE TUFTS DAILY Where You Read It First Wednesday, February 15,1995 Vol2LX2L Number 17 All residences may be wired for cable and internet this summer by JOHN O’KEEFE a very good chance that the entire Bouchard said that it is the in- Daily Editorial Board campus will be wired by the be- tent of the University to wire all By the beginning of next se- ginning of [next] semester,” residential buildings, including mester, all residence halls on the Bouchard said. dormitories, apartments, and MedfordSomerville campus may Bouchard noted that the pri- houses, in time for the opening of be wired with cable television, mary purpose of the project is to fall classes. However, final deci- computerldata connections, and allow students to have direct ac- sions have yet to be made regard- campus telephonelines. Although cess to the Internet and the educa- ing financingfor the initiative and the project is still in the planning tional and communication capa- a number of practical issues still stages, after years Of discussion, bility which it provides. need to be ironed out. University officials say that their Bernstein said that this project According to Jennifer Bevins, intentions may become in comes as Part Of a collective deci- director of University Housing, the coming months. sion making Process by the Arts “Theuniversity wouldlike to wire Melvin Bernstein, vice Presi- and Sciences administration, Tufts all the buildings Over the summer. \Students gather to enjoy a midday snack at Hotung Cafe. dent of as,sciences, and techno1- Computing and Communications We were made aware ofthe possi- I OgY, said Yesterday, “we’ve been Services(TCCS), and theFletcher bility recently. mether it’s pas- involved [with this concept] for School of Law and Diplomacy. [tocomp]etetheproject]over Merger of Deaconess, quite a number of Years. Right TCCS received verbal approval the summer, I really can’t say.” now, things look good for the wir- to proceed with thisinitiative from Bevins noted that there are a ing to take Place Over the sum- theTuftsBoardofTrustees attheir number of practical implications NEMC being debated mer.” meeting Over the weekend. At the behind the project, including the Medical School faculty are concerned Director of Administrationand meeting, TCCS Director Paul fact that many campus residences Finance for Arts and Sciences, Morris presented his plan for com- are occupied Over the Summer by by GAYLE BERKOWITZ of the medical school. Each chair, Wayne Bouchard, concurred with pleting the Wiring Of all Campus students and participants in vari- Daily Editorial Board in asense, “has two hats on.”If the Bemein’s asse~ment.“It may residences by the end of the sum- ous conferences.Also, several resi- Negotiations are currently un- two hospitals were to become one flow over into the fall, but there is mer. dential buildings are scheduled to derway for an imminent merger of entity, hecontinued, thereis acon- undergo repairs and renovations, New England Medical Center cern that Tufts faculty members which may interfere with the plans , (NEMC), Tufts Medical School’s may lose chair positions to fatuity for wiring. main teaching hospital, and Dea- from Harvard. However, Bevins was enthusi- coness Hospital, one of several President John DiBiaggio has astic about the prospect of wiring teaching facilities affiliated with similar misgivings. “We are very the residences and said that she Harvard. deeply concerned about the two felt many of the practical issues John T. Harrington, dean of facilities jointly trying to run a could be worked out. “I think ev- academic affairs at Tufts Medical program within a hospital, and eryone is in favor of doing this. School, has expressed concern that what that would mean to our stu- There are some access issues which the merger “will have profound dents and to our faculty as well,” we need to consider. Obviously, implications for the Tufts faculty.” he said. they would have to enter every Plans for the merger are still DiBiaggio also sees a conflict single room on campus.” very skeletal. The Boards of Di- of interests in terms of which fac- She continued, “This is for the rectors of NEMC and Pathway ulty a doctor will belong to if the benefit of the students. This also Health Network, Deaconess’ par- new hospital is associated with makes our buildings and rooms ent organization,have approved a both Tufts and Harvard. muchmore marketable to students. memorandum of understanding, “The- ._- ___faciiltv __- , -at - -Deacnness - __ ------are- - allowing the two entities 90 days Harvard faculty, and there is an Hillside is among the residences that may be wired for JumboNet see WIRING, page 2 to work toward a merger agree- agreement in this community that ment that would provide for inte- saysappointed that an to twoindividual faculties cannotjointly,” be grated clinical services and ad- Renowned historian will lecture ministrative functions and en- he said. DiBiaggio suggested as hancedresearch,according to Joan wellthatTuftshasmoretolosein about private lives of presidents Fallon, director of public and the matter because NEMC is the policy affairs at NEMC. school’s only tertiary hospital, by JOSH ROBIN whileHarvard has affiliationswith Senior Staff Writer Red Sox locker room. sibilities of those involved in- In a joint statement, NEMC “She’s a brilliant lecturer,” cluded the selection of a speaker, at least five teaching facilities. Noted biographer and Histo- Chairman and CEO Jerome H. Fawaz said. “She’s on national the coordination of the event, and Yet another vexing faculty con- rian Doris Kearns Goodwin will Grossman, M.D. and Pathway television all the time.” Fawaz the advertising involved. sideration is the prospect for jobs be speaking to the Tufts commu- President and CEO J. Richard added that Goodwin recently Fawazaccentuated the fact that to be lost. Harrington explained nity as part of a new lecture series Gaintner, M.D., said, “We believe authored a national bestseller on Goodwin’s lecture is the first in a that our ability to support patient- that, with a nationwidetrendpoint- on Feb. 23. The topic of the speech will be the historical significance President Franklin Roosevelt’s series sponsored by Tufts Deans centered care in an integrated net- ing toward increasing outpatient personal life and the impact that under the support and administra- work would be enhanced if we procedures, hospitals are being of the private lives of American presidentsand will be delivered in he made upon American society tion of Dean of Arts and Humani- worked together. Neither of our forced to downsize. The merger during and after his presidency in ties Elizabeth Ammons and Dean organizations is interestedin afor- between NEMC and Deaconess Cabot Auditorium from 5-6 p.m. The address will be followed by a 1930s and 1940s. “It was very of Natural and Social Sciences mal relationship unless it adds will force a hastening of the hard to get her,” Fawaz added. Marilyn Glater. Fawaz said that value and efficiency to the medi- downsizing process of those insti- reception for those in attendance. According to Professor Leila “She’s very much in demand.” this year the deans are expecting cal care system and enhances pa- tutions. “Economics is driving Fawaz said that the process of to have three arranged speakers, tient care through a true merger of this,” Harrington said. Fawaz, chair of the History De- partment, Goodwin’s address is bringing Goodwin to campus was with the hope that next year will staffs, services, and goals.” Stronger concern centers the culmination of work done by bring about more. One of Harrington’s main con- around the fact that both institu- the first in a series of lectures arranged by the Deans of Tufts many in the History Department. “We’re launching an impor- cerns centers around the fact that tions are experiencing significant “It is the bringing together of tant lecture series to encourage the doctors with chairmanships have fiscal challenges. NEMC and University. Fawaz went on to say that the History Department is the the graduates, the undergraduates visibility of Tufts ... This isjust the dual affiliations; they have con- Deaconess face deficits of $30 and the faculty,” she said. Respon- beginning.” tractual obligations to the hospi- million and $12 million, respec- first department to bring an orator tal, but are also faculty members tively. NEMC has a plan in place to campus and that in the future, to reduce that figure to $18 million others will begin lecturer recruit- by the end of the year. ment and arrange for their presen- 1 Inside I “Both hospitals need to have tations...... plans to reduce their deficits be- Dr. Goodwin, according to the Features P. 3 fore a merger can take place. Oth- History Department, is a leading Lena Home is honored, Dan Tobin biographer and historian on Presi- gives V-Day the 01’ one-two, SeniorFund erwise, the Boards of Trustees will needs seniors, and a surprise. not be meeting their fiduciary re- dents Roosevelt, Kennedy, and sponsibilities,”Harrington said. Johnson.Additionally, the depart- ment reports that Goodwin was A&E ...... P. 5 DiBiaggio commented, “It’s The Oscars are coming! The Oscars hard to imagine the advantage in Lyndon Johnson’s assistant dur- are coming! An exclusive interview, bringing together two institutions ing his last yearin the WhiteHouse and a band plays at the Middle East. that are already [under financial and later assisted him in theprepa- strain]. He added that he is “not ration of his memoirs. The depart- completely comfortable” with any, ment also reports that Goodwin sports...... P.7 has written numerous articles on Sheinkin on women’s sports, of the arguments put forth to jus- women’s basketball beat Smith in a tify the merger. baseball and has “made her mark I .... r..--- sweet victory, and a Top-IO box. on sports history” by being the see MERGER, page 2 first female journalist to enter the History Professor Leila Fawaz will help bring a lecture;& Tufts. I/ )agetwo THE TUFTS DAILY Wednesday, February 15,1995- THE TUFTSDAILJ Federal judge rejects Microsoft antitrust Nadya J. Sbaiti Editor-in-Chie f settlement, cites giant market monopoly Managing Editor: David Meyers Sporkin’s refusal to approve the decree nisms to insure the company will comply Associate Editors: JL McHenry, Jessica Rosentha YASHWGTON(AP) - Afederaljudge Production Managers: Ryan Otto, Marc Sheinkin rejected the JusticeDepartment’s proposed was highly unusual. But he has grumbled with its provisions. RatiksfiaThakkar antitnust settlement with Microsoft Corp., publicly for several months about the nar- He set a hearing for March 16 for saying it fails to break the software giant’s rowness of the government’s case. further proceedings in the case. NEWS monopoly or correct its “anticompetitive The proposed settlement, which was In a hearing last month Sporkin ques- Editors: John O’Keefe, Andrea Grossnan reached last July 15, would have forced tioned Assistant Attorney Genexal Anne Assistant Editors: Gayle Berkowitz, Karen E@ practices.” In 345-page ruling issued late Tuesday, Microsoft to change the way it sells or Bingaman, the government’s top antitrust VIEWPOINTS U.S. District Judge Stanley Sporkin said licenses operating software to personal enforcer, why the JusticeDepartme:ntdidn’t Editors: Darrah Feldman, Remy Stem he was unable to find -- as required by law computer makers. bring a broader case. The company has enormous influence She responded that the government F2GlTURES -- that the proposed settlement was in the Editor: Dan Tobin public interest. in the computer industry. Microsoft’s MS brought the case it could prove in court and histant Editors: Laura Bemheim, “Microsoft has a monopoly on the mar-. DOS -- and its Windows program which argued that Sporkin lacked the legal au- Annie Risbridger ket for personal computer operating sys- allows the user to select visual images to thority to order her to bring charges she did tems,’’ Sporkin declared, noting that issue MS DOS commands - is the operat- not think the government could prove. AFTS &ENTERTWEhT “The court finds the decree on its face to Editors: Jay Ruttenberg Joshua Daviq company’s share of the market is consis- ing software for an overwhelming major- Michael I.W. Stick@ tently above 70 percent. ity of the world’s 150 million computers. be too narrow,” Sporkin ruled. The proposed decree, he said, applies The settlement focused on prohibiting In his ruling Tuesday, the judge com- uc3ENDm only to future licensing practices by Microsoft from engaging in certain licens- plained that the government had not told Editors: Liza Cohen, Rachel Levine ing procedures that the government ar- him what it proposes to do about issues that Rodudion Manager: Caroline Schaefer Microsoft. The government, he added, failed to show hoy that would“remedy the gued gave the company an unfair advan- he had raised that were outside the scope of SPORTS unfair advantage Microsoft gained through tage in selling its computer operating sys- the settlement. Editors: Doug Mz,John Tom, its anticompetitive practices.” tems and other software to companies that “Is the investigation ‘to continue?” Greg Youman “Simply telling a defendant to go forth make computer terminals and other hard- Sporkin asked. If not, he said, he wanted to Assistant Editors: Ben Margoles, Bill Copeland and sin no more does little or nothing to ware. know why it was being closed. PHOTOGRAPHY address the unfair advantage it has already The agreement was reached after four He noted that the decree applies to the Editors: Judy Jksterbrook, Shane Tilston gained,” Sporkin wrote. “The decree is too years of investigation, first by the Federal licensing of several existing Microsoft Assistant Editors:Joey Kotler little, too late.” Trade Commission, which was unable to operating syskmsincluding“MS-DOS and

‘ Windows and its predecessor and succes- PRODUCTION Microsof€ spokesman Mich Mathews act, and then by the Justice Department’s Layout Editors: Mark Raquel Almeida said the,company the company needed antitrust division. sor products.” Graphics Editor. Wenimo Poweigha .- time to read Sporkin’s opinion before de- But Sporkin wrote that it “does not But, Sporkin said, “Neither party has Classified~Fditors;Katherine Winder ciding its next step. constitute an effective antitrust remedy.” even addressed the court’s concenn that the Copy Editor:J&er Belle “We are disappointed,” Mathews said. Antitrust settlements are subject to ju- decree be expanded to cover all of Justice spokeswoman Gina Talamo~ dicial review under a law known as the Microsoft’s commercially marketed oper- said antitrust division attorneys were re- Tunney Act. ating systems... . Dean J. Gendron viewing the ruling. They declined further . Sporkin cited four reasons for his deci- “The decree must anticipate lmeiing Executive Business Director comment. “I’m going to read the opin- sion: operating systems developed for new mi- Business Manager: Melissa Tapply Advertising Manger:Nkl Feldman ion,’’ said Attorney General Janet Reno. --The government declined to supply croprocessors,” the judge said. Oftice Manager: Lyle Mays Sporkin’s rejection of the proposed sufficient information about the agree- He explained that during the next seven Subscriptiom Manager: Ethan Goldman settlement leaves the government with ment. years that the decree would be in effithe Receivables Manger:Freya Woke several options: It could appeal his ruling; --The scope of the settlement is too computer and software industry will likely it could go to trial on its allegations against mow. undergo “wholesale changes.” The Tufts Daily is a non-pmfit newspaper, publishe onday through Friday during the academic year an Microsoft, or it could try to negotiate a new --The government and Microsoft “have ItniutedfieetotheTuftscommunity.ThcDailyisentircl agrement with the company that would been unable and unwilling to adequately Other computer companies submitted I&-run; there are no paid editorial positions. The Dail printed at Charles River Publishing, Chadestowq MA satisfy Sporkin. address certain anticompetitive practices” to Sporkin two internal Microsoft docu- The Daily is located at thc back *l(ramc of f3dsHa Microsoft’s stock fell 12 cents 6 1.87 . that the company has vowed to continue ments which those companies claimed Tufts Unnrcrsity. Our phone number is (61 7) 621-309( Tuesday in NASDAQ trading, which was using. showed evidence of Microsoft engaging in r faw number is (617) 627-3910, and OUT Mnail addm - I’L)AILY~.TUFKu)U.B~~sinesshomar over before the ruling was ahounced. --The settlement has inadequate mecha- vaporware.- )O a.m - 6:OO pm, Monday through Friday, and 1:0 - n. - 600 p.m. on Sunday. The policies of The Tufts Daily are established by th Several proposals suggested for joining two faculties itorial board Editorials appear on this page, unsignei fividual editors are. not necessarity responsible for, or i MERGER Harrington said. with representatives from all parties rcement with, the policies and editorials of The Tuft continued from page 1 90 10. @. During the day period of negotia- present, took place on Friday, Feb. As The content of le- advertisements,signed columnr “What disturbs us more than anmng tion, the Tufts faculty is,discussing a vari- this committee works to generate ideas for toons and graphics does not necessarily reflect the opin else is that the initial actions were taken ety of options for a merger arrangement. the direction of the merger, a steering I of The Tufts Daily editorial board. Letters to the Editor Policy without any consultation with the faculty Ageographicmodelwouldrequireeach committee meets simultaneously to work The Tufts Daily welcomes letters from the readers. Th, and without any consultation with either medical school to be responsible for its through details. ers page is an open forum for campus issues and corn of the two deans. After the agreements own site Tufts at NEMC and Harvard at With the merger still in its early stages, nts about the Daily‘s coverage. -- Le- must mchde the WriWs name and a phon were signed, then they were brought into Deaconess. DiBiaggio said he is confident that, “We’re mber where the writer can be reached Atl lettm must b the process.” A second option would be to follow the not going to permit a circumstance: to arise fied with the writer beforc&ey can be pbblished. Addressing issue, Harrington said The deadline for Ieaers to be consideredforpublicatiol this exampleoftheBostonCity Hospital. which that will jeopardize at all our medical he following day’s issue is 4:OO pm. that although it would have been optimal existed for 50 years with teaching affilia- school.” space Due to litnitafiop,jetters sjxyld be nt.!onge if .the school Caw have been hvolved tiom with three universities. Exrington I He asserted this with the caveat that, n 350 words. Any submissions over this length may b ted by the D&y to be. co&temt With the hut.;&e.tter &om .the earlieggtages, the decision to stressed the fact that this washverymxn- .I: since the ~uftsmedical clinical faculty aie iuld be. accompmed by no more than eight signa- issue a memorandum of understanding to plex arrangement. appointed within the NEMC ratlher than The editors reserve the right to e&t letters for clarity consider a merger is ultimately a decision Finally, an evolutionary model would wihn the medical school, an image- blication of letreis IS nor guaranteed, but subject to th( xetion of the editors. that falls completely under the redm of allow each school to keep it own faculty ment which is rather unusual, Tufts does Letters should be typed or pnnted in Ietter-quaIity o the hospital. The important perspective appointments, and new’individuals would not have as much control as is desired. tr-letterqualitymode and turned m to the office Daily’s now, according to HarringtOn, iS not to be appointed to the Tufts faculty. However, DiBiaggio added, “I do not :Urns Hall. Letters can also be sent via electronic mail 1( [email protected], with all srafcd rcgu dwell on what has already been done. None of these possibilities have been know ifNew England Mecllcal Center can om regarding Letters to the Editor still applying. “Tufts faculty is intimately involved in approved by the Tufts faculty nor consid- survive without Medical School, and Letters should address the editor and not a particda Tufts &idual While letters can be critical of an individual’ trying to make this work in the best pos- ered by the hospitals. The first of a series I think the faculty themselves are anxious ions, they should not attack someone’spersonality traits sible way for the school and the hospital,” of meetings of the oversight committee, to maintain the linkage.” I’hc Da@ wiff not accept anonymous fetters or pen Res except m extreme circumstances if the Exccutivc nddetennines mat therc is a clear and present danger to Dorms may have cable and JumboNet by end of summer author. The Daily will not accept letters regarding the wage of other publications, unless their coverage itseli WIRING Bouchard, who sits on the University’s gether various services” from telephone become a newsworthy issue mat has appeared in the continued from page 1 Information Technology committee, said and cable providers and would a ly. The Daily will accept leW of thanks, if space eam nits, but d not run letters whose sole purpose. is to it makes us competitive with other that TCCS has received bids from three return on its installation investment an went. atise schools.” separate vendors to provide cable and tele- through the revenue generated by cable When writem haw pup affiliations or hold titles or itionsrelated tothetopicoftheirlettcr,theDdywillnotc Noting that the project is “not without phone services for the entire campus. and telephone profits. following the Iean: This is to provide additional infor- its issues and its problems,” Bevins said, Bouchard said that ideally he would like “We are looking for a vendor who can ion and is not mtended to detract from the Iettcr. “We will continue to meet and discuss the Tufts to contract with one vendor. That deliver the kind of high quality and service ClassifiedsInronnation practical implications of taking on such a vendor would be responsible for installing that we can depend on at minimal cost to All Tufts students must submit classifieds in person, huge project.” She added, “I think this will and servicing the cable, telephone. and students and the University. My goal is to mid with cash or check. All classifieds must be submit- by 3 p.m the day before. pubhcarion. Classifieds may happen.” &ta systems for all university residences. do this so that it doesn’t cost the students be bought at the Information Booth at the Campus Currently only Miller and South Halls with the University acting as a middle- anymore. or not much more. than it does iter. An classieds submitted by ma~Imust be accompa- man for the students. I by a check. CIassifiCds may not be submitted over the have the data and campus telephone capa- now, and at the same time provide them ne. bilities. Although the appropriate wiring Depending on how the University ap- with these services,” Bouchard said. Notices and Lost & Founds are. free and run on Tues- exists in these dormitories for cable televi- proaches the private contracting of the Bouchard stressed that the University 3 and Thursdays only. Notices are limited to two per k per organization and run space pemuning. Notices sion service. cable access will not be al- system. Bouchard said. the installation of did not stand to profit at all from this X be Written on Daily fomw and suhtted in person. lowed until the capability is available in these services would come at minimal cost project. He stated that specific decisions ices cannot be used to sell merchandise or advertise all residences. to the Umversity. The goal of the commit- regardmg financing and installation will or events. The Tufts DaiIy is not liable for any damages due to Accordmg to Bouchard, these dorms tee, he said, is to “break even.” One sce- be made very soon. “In the next two to w~hicalmors or mprintings except the cost of the were wired individually by the University. nario, Bouchard explained, would be for three weeks we’ll have a real good idea of don, which is fdly refundable. We reserve the right to However, due to the prolonged process of se to print any classifieds which contain obscenity, are the vendor to “front the cost of the instal- the plans and we’ll begin to move ahead. iovnY.sexuaInature, orareusedexpresslytodenigratc wiringthe remainderofthecampus, TCCS lation.” So it’s a really short time table,” Bcluchard rson or group. has elected to pursue private contracting The contract company would “pull to- said. of the project. I I From Srnurfs to the Enterprise I 0 TV scriptwriter Sandy Fries to hold workshop in BostOn I I - by MERREDmH PORTSMORE sophical stuff that Star Trek does This seminar will include writing Daily Staff Writer that very few TV shows do.” fundamentals such as character- Who has put the words into the The power of Star Trek and ization and story structure. It also mouths of the Smurfs and the other shows ofthe same caliber, willcontainvariousindustry skills crew oftheEnterprise?Mr. Sandy Fries says, li& in having strong like how to pitch story ideas to a Born in Brookly\n, Hode joined the chorus of the Cotton Lena Fries, an accomplished television universal themes that help the producer and how to get an get an Club in 1933. In the early 19403, she worked at New “ork’s Cafe writer who will be coming to Bos- audience connect with the show. agent. Society Downtown, and from there shebecame the first black woman ton this spring to lead an exten- “A good strong theme is more Fries promised that the semi- ever to sign a term contract in films. sive fullday workshop on the art powerful than a Photon Torpedo, nar Will be “not only be really Home’s films include Panama Hattie, Cabin in the Sky, Stormy of writing for television and suc- especially since Photon Tomdoes educational but enjoyable as well, %ather, andMeethle in Las Ckgas. Her most popular songs include ceeding in the entertainment in don’t really exist,” said Fries. for me and the students who do ‘‘Stormy Weather,” “Blues in the Night,” “The Lady is a Tramp.” and dustry. This theory is documented by it.” The class is open to writers of This Emmy nominee has writ- the show’s success. Fries first all levels as Fries will be working ten for a wide range of television heard this advice from a professor with students in a group situation shows, such as Star Trek: The at Clark who told him that if a as well as on an individual level, Next Generation, Quantum Leap, writer does not connect with his covering everything from the ba- Fame, The Tonight Show, and The or her viewer or reader, the story sics to the more sophisticated nu- Smurf. Fries is amused by the is worthless. Fries will pass this ances. diversity of his film credits. “You and other knowledge on to stu- A special prize of an have to have a pretty wacky brain dents at his workshop on April 1 autographed Star Trek script and to be able to write for Captain at the Boston FilmNideo Foun- a free lunch will be awarded to the Picard and Papa Smurf,” he com- dation. student with the most original mented. Fries summarized the work- question of the day. By the way, Fries received his undergradu- shop as “all the nuts and bolts of the question cannot be: If science ate degree from Clark University how to write for TV and movies is so advanced in the future, then in Worcester, MA. He went on to and how to make a career out of why is Captain Picard bald? Columbia University to earn his it.” He has taught and lectured at Masters degree in journalism. Georgetown, UCLA, andkard. see FRIES, page 4 After some freelance work for Zhe New York Times, the right people noticed his work, and he was off to California. Fries has spent the last 12 ye& in Los Angeles writing for many different shows. “I worked my way up the food chain of televi- sion writing. I started with shows like Different Strokes, and I just worked my way up to writing for shows like Star Trek,” said Fries. Writing for Star Trekgave Fries thechancetowork withthe show’s creator, Gene Roddenbery. Work- ing with Roddenbery and writing for the series was an incredible experience for Fries. “I always admired the show, and even more so after I started working on it,” he said. “There’s a lot of philo- famous bald man, too. SeniorFund looking for a few good seniors to take over by KAREN THOMPSON Of a Survey in the Tups Dai& that niors” that has an “immediate for selected incoming memkrs of “The more the merrier,” Zapf Contributing Writer was run by the Senior Class Coun- beneficial effect.” The first-year the Class of 1999. One of the said, of the size of the Committee, With only 95 days left before cil last semester. students that receive the award major goals for SeniorFund is to adding that with a larger mem- graduation, Tufts seniors are in a Financial aid is vital to a large will know who has supported them surpass the $16,000 raised by the bership, “not only will we be able flurry of activity. One of their percentage of Tufts students. In and helped them afford Tufts. Class of 1994. To accomplish this to reach more students and come most challenging goals is the ac- fact, statistics from the financial Marlena Zapf, coordinator of task, it is important to finda group up with creative ideas, but each cumulation of $20,000 for aid ofice reveal that more than a SeniorFund, said she realizes that of diverse and involved seniors to member will have less work to do SeniorFund. third of the Senior Class receives socioeconomic diversity on cam- constitute the SeniorFund Com- if there are many people among SeniorFund is a collection of financial aid. With the ever-in- pus is imperative. She points out mittee. which to divide it.” donations, raised by the senior creasing tuition, incoming stu- that “if everyone at Tufts came The SeniorFund Committee’s With the exception ofthis Sun- class, that is used to support a dents require more and more as- from the same socioeconomic main function will be to suggest day due to President’s Weekend, campus cause. This year, follow- sistance in order to attend Tufts. class, the face of this campus ideas for social events and the SeniorFund Committee will ing recent tradition, the class has Director of Financial Aid Wil- would be just as bland and homo- fundraisers to the Class Council be meeting on Sundays at 7:30 elected to use the money that ii liam Eastwood said he believes geneous as a campus where ev- for implementation. Some p.m. in the Lane Room of the raises for financial aid for deserv- that using the monev for new stu- ervone was the same color.” fundraisers currently in the works Campus Center. Everyone is en- ing incoming students. This deci- dents “shows a coniern and com- JThe money will be distributed are a casino night and a special sion was based upon the outcome mitment on the part of the se- in the form of twenty $1000 grants pub night featuring Tufts bands. see HELP, page 4 Valentine Shmalentine Okay, show of hands: Valentine’s Day sucked, right? it llke an egg, like a dead horse, like Michael Jackson ... your ”cuddle bunny” opens the door wearing nothing but For those of you allergic to calendars, yesterday was Like somebody alone on Valentine’s Day.. . a towel after getting back from the shower and who’s Feb. 14, known to most of civilized American society as Masturbation jokes aside, the holiday is simply an there? Why, it’s the Tufts University female a cappella Valentine’s Day. Sure, there are those wild unsettled parts exercise in being mean to the dateless. Unfortunately, it’s singing group, ready to express thoughts of love and of the US where the deer and the antelope play, and pretty trying on the dateful as well. [dateful (dayt’fool’) affection in the form of belting out Melissa Etheridge’s nobody gives each other pictures of hearts and cupids on n. -- 1. the opposite of dateless 2. chock full of dates 3. a “Come to My Window” in nine-part harmony. Really, 21 14. But seldom is misadventure in vocabulary] how many presents can you give that involve mouth d a n tobin heard a discouraging Let’s just suppose you have a ‘*significantother.” What percussion? Misadventures in word in those locales, do you get for this “lover?” Do you get flowers for this Not to &srespect the Jills in any way. It’s just the whole so who’s really com- “person who gives you shnooky?” Well, giving flowers is concept of a singing telegram that makes me a little Den fistty plaining? a completely original idea and will definitely bevalued for nervous. I almost sent one as a joke to my reclusive, Simply put, you can’t win on Valentine’s Day. Corn- its excess creativity. To further distinguish yourself, try misanthropic next-door neighbor just to see him look plexly put, Valentine’sDay doesn’t not provide a plethora obscure flowers like roses or carnations. Or dandelions. uncomfortable, but I forgot. So I passed up the Jill-0- of not ungood things for people who aren’t not you. Perhaps chocolates for your “sweet baboo?” Survey Gram and sent him a Jello-Gram instead. If you’re not dating anyone then you probably see the says? NOSIREE. Leave the heart-shaped boxes to the Basically, valentine’s Day is just a holiday devised by holiday as the world’s way of rubbing it in thatyou ’re not grunge bands. (Holy pop-culture reference, Batman!) All FTD,Hallmark, Hershey’s,Republicans, andyour mother. GETTING ANY (Of course, since I ‘m rubbing it in too, right, then get a stuffedanimal foryour “shnooky-lumps?” Really. The companies want you to give them money. The that makes me Valentine’s Day by some math rule.) You Mmmm, what better way to say “I love you” than imprint- G.O.P. thinks that V-Day stimulates the economy and ;tart to feel like a Jew on Christmas, an Italian on St. ing that message on a brown and blue stuffed giraffe with then finds a way to use this as an example of trickledown ’atrick’s day, a Democrat on Flag Day, a human on a balloon stapled to its face? economics. I, of course, only mention this because I ;roundhog Day. .. see. there I go again. I take a fairly Aah, sweet romance! lecent analogy and then beat it into the ground. Just beat Of course, you could always send a Ji1l-O-Gram. Yes, see DENTISTRY, page 9 page four THE TUFTS DAILY Wednesday, February 15,1995- Win the autographed scripts FRIES Attention Entrepreneurs: continued from page 3 Video Foundation at 536-1540. Tickets are $140 for the eight- The price may be high, but the hour session and can be obtained workshop promises to be an in- by contacting the Boston Film/ credible learning experience, YOU COULD WIN... Seniors requested to run Fund HELP can show that each member of the continued from page 3 Class of 1995 is willing to put in couraged to come and share ideas a little effort, a benefactor of the and enthusiasm. University may offer a chlallenge Another goal of this year's grant which could double the do- The PRIZ'E SeniorFund is for 100 percent nation," she said. MONTLE is offered to participation from the seniors, Perhaps the most important any sophomore, junior, or senior even ifthat entailsjust giving five aspect of SeniorFund is that it dollars. One possibilityzapf spoke shows that the seniorscare enough who has demonstrated skills of is that of a generous donator about our school to support it. either in profit-making or non-profit****************** activities. 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.x , . 95 Days to Graduation! 1 . .. Wednesday, February 15,1995 THE TUFTS DAILY page five ENTERTAINMENT Face to Face plays supercharged show at the Middle East Monday- ‘by JOSHUA C. DAVIS den Variety’s set, Face TO Face delivery permeated the club and Daily Editohal Board took the stage. Initially claiming spurred the more adventurous In what proved to be a wildly to be a new incarnation of the among the crowd to engage in supercharged display of energy, nowdefunct Boston-based Face reasonably well-behaved stage Face To Face turned in a stellar To Face (singer Trevor Keith diving. claimed to have recently under- But while Face To Face is in- Cone ert gone transsexual surgery in order strumentally well above adequate, to become a man), the band im- it is truly the band’s songwriting mediately established a warm, that sets them apart from many of [_Iinformal rapport with the already- their punk contemporaries. In a performance downstairs at the enthusiastic crowd. set that exceeded 14 songs, not a Middle East Cafe on Monday Enlisting the assistance of a single one deviated from‘ the night. With opening act Garden second guitarist to fill out their band’s exceptionally high stan- Variety rounding out the bill, sound, the studio three-piece dard of excellence. Monday’s performance was two translated well into an amazingly solid hours of hyperkinetic enter- full-sounding quartet in a live A fundamental and apparently tainment. setting. Commencing liftoff at innate understanding of song Garden Variety took the stage approximately 11:30, the band structure is what enables Face To at around 10:30 p.m., warming surged suddenly forward Into a Face to excel musically. The band up the somewhat less-than-capac- relentless set of songs. Firing off displays a remarkable command ity crowd with a sizeable helping blasts of melodic energy in tight, of knowing precisely at what po- ofenergetic meldcism. Theband carefully controlled bursts, Face sition to place only the catchiest had a noticeable but not unwel- To Face was simply astounding. pop hooks, a startling compre- come tendency toward occasional Drawing upon material from hension of effective song arrange- atonality, contrasting well with Don Y Turn Away, Over It, and the ments, and tops it all off with the (and simultaneously complement- forthcoming album Big Choice perfect complement of vocal ing) the band’s more tuneful pas- (due on the 28th of this month), melody and harmony. Fasten this sages. Face To Face’s set included super- assembly to a pedal-to-the-floor A three-piece, Garden Variety’s charged renditions of “Discon- collection of manic rhythms, and lineup showcased rubbery bass nected,’’ “I Want,” “It’sNot Over,” FaceToFacetakesofflikearocket. and ragged, gravelly vocals, seeth- and “Big Choice,” among others. ing guitar, and superlative drum- Deftly utilizing searing dual According to rumor, Face To ming. While the band’s guitar and close-formation vocal Face will be enjoying the opening songwriting seemed a little hit- harmonies, Face To Face gener- slot in the Beastie Boys’ next tour; or-miss in the pop hook depart- ated an atmosphere boiling over and lending support to the rumor, ment, Garden Variety is a band with energy. Employing drum- Face To Face’s bassist sported a simmering with potential not yet mingthat was consistently manic BeastieBoysteeonMonday night. ‘Hoop Dreams’fails to fully realized, and are doubly without being tisresgrne or mo- Should this be the case, catch equipped with energy to spare. notonous, andbrilliantlyfluidbass them on this tour before they be- earn Oscar nomination Upon the completion of Gar- work, the band’s forceful sonic come bigger than Madonna. BEVERLY HILLS,Calif. (Ap) Over Broadway -- Jennifer Tilly --Forrest Gump, the feel-goadbit and Dianne Wiest -- were named ‘Animaniacs’ no longer for kids &@a sin@letan who triumphs for &St supporting Actress. The in the end, received 13 Academy other three selections were Rose- Steven Spielberg’s Fox show is an enormously funny hit Award nominations today, the mary Hams in Tom & b?v, Helen most for any movie in nearly three Mirren in The Madness of King by ADAM KRAEMER ters, each memorable and funny Other characters are Buttons and decades. Its star, Tom Hanks, got Geotge, and Uma Thurman in Daily Staff Wets in their own way. Favorites in- Mindy, a little girl who consis- a shot at a second consecutive Pulp Fiction. Whenasked“What isthebest clude Pinky and the Brain, two tently gets into trouble and the Oscar for Best Actor. In the documentary feature cartoon on TV today?” most British laboratory mice (not rats) dogwhoinevitablygetsclobbered The 13 nominations are the category, H~~~ Dreams failed to people our age would probably who plan to takeover the world on tryingto save her; Slappy,a grand- most for any movie since 1966’s get nominated despite some of the a daily basis. One of them is bril- motherly but violent squirrel; and Who’s AjFaid of Ktginia M+oIp best reviews of the year. liant, and the other a little loony ChickenBoo,agiantchickenwho The record is 14 nominations, “Someone please explain that (guess which is which). The duo masquerades as a human and al- captured byA IlAbout Eve in 1950; to me because I’d like to know,” often trade witty banter like: ways nearly gets away with it. the record for actual wins is the said a disappointed Catherine Brain: Pinky are you ponder- Thereal starsoftheshow, how- 1959 Ben-Hur with 11. Mlan of St. Paul, Minn.’s public reply, The Simpsons. When asked ing what I’m pondering? ever, are the Warner Brothers, Nominated with Gump for the television station KTCA-TV, the second best cartoon, though, Pinky: Well, 1think so, Brain, Yakko and Wakko, and their sis- Best Picture award were Four which co-produced the story of the most likely response is, “I but how am Igoing to memorize ter, Dot. NO one really knows Weddings and a Funeral, Pulp two high school basketball stars. don’t watch any others.” This an entire opera in Yiddish? what kind of creatures they are Fiction, Quiz Show and The woody Allen was nominated answer is changing, however, as Another pair of regulars are (except that they’re cute). The Shawshank Redemption. for both co-writing and directing more and more college students Rita and Runt, a stray dog and cat story behind these three is that The winners willbe announced Bullets Over Broadway. Also are tuning in to watch Steven pair, who regularly get into one they were invented in the 1930s, March 27, in a ceremony broad- nominatedfordirectingwereRob- Spielberg’s mOSt recent Warner scrape after another trying to find but locked away for WerYOne’S cast liveby ABC. Davidktterman ert Zemeckis (Forrest amp), Brothers’ cartoon creation, a home. Oh yeah, and the cat own good, until today when they will be the host. Quentin Tarantino (PulpFiction), Animaniacs- usually sings a song or two. The escaped. They are oftenjoined by Besides Hanks, who won the Robert Redford (Quiz Show), and The cartoon, which currently Goodfeathers are a New York- Dr. Scratchnsniff, the studio psy- award last year for his work in Krzysaof Kieslowski (Red). airs on FOX at 430 p.m, is a mix based trio of pigeons (probably see wcs, page Philadelphia, the Best Actor Macedonia’s For the Rain was Of Various episodes and charac- involved in “organized grime”). nominees were Morgan Freeman picked as one of the five top for- in The Shawshank Redemption, eign language films. It will com- Suede ~ puts moves on Axis tonight Nigel Hawthorne in Thehludness pete against Russia’s Burnt By the ofKing Geotge, Paul Newman in Sun, Taiwan’s Eat Drink Man New young-~ guitarist Richard Oakes discusses fame and.. Nobody andJohnTravolta kFool, Woman, Belgium’s Farinelli: I1 by ROB WERNER nard Butler’s guitar lines and little brother (the rest of the band in Pulp Fiction. Castrato, and Cuba’s Strawberry Senior Staff Writer made it a habit to learn all of the are in their late twenties), and ”bo-time winner Jodie Foster and Chocolate. “I am naive.” That was one of band’s songs. After Butler left the have instead accepted the fact that was nominated for Best Actress It was the first nominations for thefirstphrasesutteredby18 year band in early summer, the re- he’s fully capable of making the for her starring role in NeN. She both Cuba and Macedonia. old Suede guitarist Richard Oakes maining three members took out right decisions. will face Jessica Lange in Blue The 13 nominations for Forrest an ad in a British music paper Sky, Miranda Richardson in Tom Guinp ties it with 1939’s Gone looking for a guitarist, and in this So why the outright proclama- & Mv, Winona Ryder in Little With The Wind, 1953’sFmmHere Oakes saw the opportunity of a tion of naivete? Well, as singer Women, and Susan Sarandon in to Eternity, 1964’sMary Poppins lifetime. is first audition went Brett Anderson’snew songwriting The Client. and Who’s Afraid of Mrginiu extremely well, andafter the band partner, Oakes says that he’ll at Trailing Gump with seven woorp in a recent interview with the asked him to come back for a first be treading ground which is nominations apiece were Bullets The film was also nominated Daily. The past six months have second session, Oakes knew that highly familiar to Suede fans. The OverBtvadway,Pulp Fiction, and for art direction, cinematography, been ones in which the naivete of he was going to be asked to join. firstAnsdersodOakes composition The Shawshank Redemption. film editing, makeup. original youth must have become readily Nearly half a year later, the was released as part of a double a- Pulp Fiction’s Samuel L. Jack- score, sound, sound effects edit- apparent to Oakes. Toward the transformation from schoolboy to sided single in the UK last week, sgn was nominated for Best Sup- ing, visual effects, and adapted end of last summer, when all of pop star is seemingly complete. and is highly reminiscentof Suede’s porting Actor, as were Martin screenplay. his friends were getting ready to Despite his jet lag, Oakes talked sound circa 1992, a feature which Landau in Ed Wood, Cham More than 600 journalists and head back to classes, he had quite openly and corfidently about the Oakes claims is a natural part of his Palminteri in Bullets Over Broad- scores of producers and studio different plans. band’s upcoming US tour, which evolution as a songwriter. way, Paul Scofield in Quiz Show, publicists attended the traditional AccordingtoOakes, Suede was includes a stop at Axis tonight. and Gary Sinise in Forrest Gump. never his favorite band, but he He says the others have stopped Two performers from Bullets see OSCARS, page 8 loved guitaristlsongwriter Ber- trying to guide him along like a page six THE TUFTS DAILY Wednesday, February 15,1995- / \ I \ Cartoon is big ANIMANIACS continued from page 5 chiatrist, whose job it is-to cure them. 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.. Sexual Harassment is an important issue that faces us all in today's society. Men women are affected every day. The questions that are the most difficult to answer are What is sexual harassment and what can I do ifit is happening to me or someone I how?

On February 15,1995, The Office of Student Activities will bring together 3 work- shops to educate us the issue of Sexual Harassment. We've asked Virginia Marcotte, ' Acting Director of the Office of Equal Opportunity and Peggy Barrett of the Woman's ' Center and Woman's Studies to discuss and outline the procedures for reporting sexual harassment at Tufts. A representative from National Org~zationof Women will define for us how"sexua1 harassment" is not as unclear as many would have us . believe. 9 to 5, a national working woman's organization, will discuss situations in the .. . ':.. . . ':.!:,,v!- .....'....: i ...... I, . . ..; ,* .... . workplace and what we can expect in todays working world. . ...I...... :.. , .'

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A Tale of ‘I Chantelle Nobile shines in Tufts win by BILL COPELAND Daily Editorial Board The Jumbodome was not ex- actly rocking Monday night as 29 screaming fans (excluding press,

I I players, and officials) cheered on theJumbosagainstthe9-13Smith Pioneers. Perhaps the fans knew that this should be an easy W~JIand stayed home. For the first half, however, the easy win was a struggle. The Jum- bos struggled badly, committing 14 turnovers. Chantelle Nobile came off the bench early and looked like she was watching an- other game, turning the ball over three times before being merci- fully sent to the bench. Freshman Sarah Howard also entered and departed quickly as the Jumbos could only manage a 27-27 tie at the half. What adifferenceahalf makes. The Jumbos dominated the sec- ond half, outscoring the Pioneers 40-2 1 en route to a 67-48 victory. While the statistics may not show it (fivepoints, One assist)* Riechmann (1 5 pts., ten reb.) spin (Batson 3, Brecn 3, Nobile 3, Beach 3, Pea3, Laurel Reichmann (show here going up for a rebound) pumped in Eastwood 2, Riechmann, Howard).’ Stals: I1 was the the second She 15 pointsand grabbed 10 reboundsleadingthe Jumbos over Smith. move extended the Jumbos lead to (hffiha~3,Pedersen5Batso~Eastwood.Brr91. easily broke the tough Smith press, 24-17. Then Smith came clawing INobile. Howard, Beach). Technicals:none. going behind herbackmany times, active players. Nobile has proven the four last night, grabbing five back. I Smith Pioneers After a Beach free throw kept FG m Rcb. and set up the offense for the 40 she can play the point well with rebounds and scoring four points MLp M-A M-A 4LT A F Pb point explosion. good outside shooting, while with a block and a steal in 13 the lead at seven (27-20), Smith’s Fu...... 1000-0 0400 0 huuL ...... 38 7-19 0-0 2-5 I 2 15 Nobile admitted that she was Batson’s lack of outside shooting minutes. While Howard had a sta- Jill Juhasz swished two pairs of INicholson 1 0-0 00 1-1 0 1 ...... e “flustered in the first half.” She --she has attempted 22 shots in 18 tistically poor game (one point, foul shots and JoannaDunn nailed Juhgv...... 36 2.6 5.6 1-5 1 2 9 Miller ...... 37 5-20 5-7 3-9 2 2 15 said, “We broke the press as a games -- makes her somewhat of two rebounds) her defense and a trey with five seconds remaining Lee ...... 14 0-2 0-0 1-1 2 1 0 Mom...... 3 0-1 0-0 00 0 1 0 team,” because they “swung the an offensive liability. passing showed her great ability. in the half to tie the score at 27. vanaoe ...... 9 0-200 1-123 0 ball.” Three Jumbos also made cases Hansen had six key points in a two Only after the second 20 min- Font...... 33 3.7 00 3-6 0 5 6 MOW...... 27 1-5 00 0-1 I 2 3 Nobile, as fellow point guard for themselves as starting small and a half minute stretch that kept utes started did the Jumbos finally Eslmger ...... 10-000 WOO 0 Kara Murphy has also done for forwards. Howard, whorecovered the Pioneers from catching up. come to life. After Beach hit two Totals...... 200 18-6210-13 13.31 9 19 48 FG% ,290, FW .769; rpOint @: 2-16 .12! much of the season, made a case to play a solid second half, sopho- On the subject of replacing foul shots to giveTufts a two point (M0ttcr1-3,hmn l-8,JJuhasz0-1.LecO-l,M~ more Amie Hansen, and senior Breen (fourpoints, two rebounds, lead, Riechmann ferociously 0-1, Milld?-2). Te~lRc~o&: 2. BW0. Turn, for the starting job as point guard ows: 19@unn 8,Iuhav 5, Mmiaay 5MinP. Lec that is held by senior point guard Kara Eastwood have all played at two assists, and three turnovers in ripped the ball out of the arms of a MOW,Edmger). Steal.% 17(Juhav5, MJk5, Fors 4, Dunn, La,Moaer). Technicals:nom. Jen Batson. Batson is a proven least as well as starter Michelle 26 minutes), coach Janice Savitz Smith player. That was indicative, Smith...... 27 21 - 48 leader on the floor but is last on the Breen. of the way the Jumbos played the TI& ...... 27 40 - 67 team in scoring average among Eastwood played the best of see NOTES, page 8 second half. lone great victoy, but one terrible defeat It was the ultimate sports weekend for a college in men’s team is better, by comparison -- but part of it is ball game. The top-ranked Williams boys came as adver- February, ripe with the sights and sounds of basketball. based on nothing other than the notion that men’s sports tised, while the Jumbos let them know that nobody comes But it was like no other weekend I have ever seen at Tufts, simply mean more. Women’s sports at Tufts, from soccer into our house and pushes us around. The crowd was out one of immense pride, satisfaction, victory, and yet great to softball, do not get the crowds of their male counter- of control, as loud as it could get. And when it was all disappointment. It was all there for the taking. parts, even though the passion and the performance of over, we were on top, with our chances of hosting an It began, of course, with me on a stage at MacPhie Hall their players is often equal or greater to that of the men’s NCAA game that much more secure. in front of 500 or so teams. It was hard not to be disappointed as I took my seat But as I walked out of the JumboDome on that night, Marc Sheinkin crazyJumbobasketbal1 for what turned out to be a thoroughly entertaining game. I couldn’t help but feel sorry for the women’s team, fans. We were there to Cut to seven that night. I purposely left my house a because they lost two battles that day. They lost a tough wide t0 fhe Leff celebrate basketball, half-hour early to guarantee myself a good seat, but one to an excellent Trinity team, and their NBAcaliber and our recent string of nodung could have prepared me for what I was about to guard, B.J. Toolan. But they also lost a tougher battle for oncourt success for both the women’s and men’s basket- see as I opened those same doors I had opened just a few student affection -- a battle they cannot win. Maybe, on a ball teams. The pep rally was a lot of fun for me, and to hours earlier. The first thing to hit me was the sound, good day, the women’s team can rise up against a superior my surprise, it seemed to actually be somewhat enjoyable booming out of the main gym through the walls into the opponent andbeat the likes ofthe Bantams. But no matter for the players and coaches as well. lobby. And as I turned the comer and passed through the how well they play, no matter what they do, it seems as Part of me expected the teams to be bored and hassled side doors, there was not an empty seat to be seen -- over though they will never have the undying love and affec- by the pep rally, but it became obvious as the night wore 20 minutes before tipoff. tion of their fellow students, or at least not like their male on that even the most stoic player could not avoid the There was a true playoff atmosphere in Cousens that brethren have it. No matter what, they cannot win that infectious attitude of affection flowing forth from that night, as hundreds more students piled in to find standing struggle. room. And as the emcee, I could not have been more room on the second and third balconies, on the stairs MacPhie Hall was packed with basketball fans on proud when the likes of Jodi Beach and Chad Onofrio leading to the upper levels. in the aisles, on the floor. on Friday night, and the women’s team was given a wonder- beamed smiles of shock and satisfaction at the reaction of the rafter supports. It was unreal, unlike anythmg we have ful ovation. The assembled throng were told about how the crowd. My only hope was that it would carry over to ever seen at Tufts. And it kind of makes you worry about well the women’s team was playing, about how important the next day. what it will be like when we host an NCAA tournament Saturday’s game would be, and about how much student Cut to about two on Saturday afternoon. Fresh from a game. support was needed. And yet, the attendance the next day trip to Bruegger’s for some brunch, I headed down to the Unable to find a seat on the Tufts end, I went around was roughly half the size of the crowd at the pep rally -- JumboDome for the women’s basketball game against and sat on the opposite stands; but I knew I was lucky to a figure which included a busload of Trinity supporters. Trinity. And as I opened the doors to the main gym, all I find a seat. And even though I would have preferred to Attendance at the men’s game was over four times greater could think to myself was, “Please let it be crowded ... have sat on the “right” side, I was happy to have found than that of the rally. Please let it be crowded.” myself behind the Tufts bench. It was from that vantage As I walked out of Cousens in the euphoria of the It was not. There was a respectable crowd, but it was point that I first saw how thrilled the players were to be in moment of triumph, it was hard to forget that just hours hardly busting at the seams. And despite a strong effort, such a game. Junior guard Mike Giglio smiled from ear to before, some equally talented and deserving Tufts ath- the Tufts team was simply overmatched. ear as the players ran through their introductions. He letes had toiled in relative obscurity and trudged home It was obvious from the night before that Jumbo coach clapped his hands in nervous excitement -- as if he could defeated. It was frustrating for me as a fan to know that Janice Savitz was skeptical that the pep rally would do not believe what he was seeing and hearing -- here he was, those athletes were the victims of something too powerfbl anything for her team’s attendance. Although an equal in a game for regional dominance in front of practically to overcome. And I thought we were in the ’90s. portion of the show was allocated to her squad’s success, the whole school, with the crowd roaring and the tipoff she knew as well as anyone that the men’s team was the nearing. lmain focus of the campus. Part of it made sense - the It was evervthined” we could have wanted from abasket- And where have you gone, Pam Postern? page eight THE TUFTS DAILY Wednesday, February 15,1995 Smith players foul at the end NOTES continued from page 7 The player was not to blame, as it is the duty of the coach to concede said, “Lots of times YOU go with victory and to tell the team to do the chemistry of the &rting five. so. That group has tended to gel as a group, too.” Savitz also said, “I Jumbo Notebook think the most important thing is The key to the second half run who finishes, not who starts.” was the five turnovers committed Unending Game by the Jumbos in the half, one of For the second time in the last two their lowest turnover outputs of weeks, the Jumbos’ opponents the season ... Murphy did not play failed to accept defeat. Monday, in due to a knee injury suffered Sat- a display of horrendous sports- urday against Trinity... Trinity manship, Smithcontinuedfouling guard B.J. Toolan, who lit up the Wednesday, February 15 until victory was literally impos- Jumbos for 35 points Saturday, sible. was named New England Small 7 :00-9 With seven seconds remaining College Athletic Conference I 30 and the Jumbos leading 65-48, a player of the week ... Rarely-used Smith player felt it necessary to forward Joy Richmond had two Wessell Library, AV Room 312 foul power forward Jodi Beach, rebounds and a basket in five first who easily drainedtwofreethrows. half minutes. Allen gains two nominations OSCARS Association, on the other hand, Please join us for an hour of viewing this great film to be followed by continued from page 5 picked Pulp Fiction as film of the discussion. predawn reading of the nomina- year, with Travoltai honored as tions. Best Actor. The National Society Noteworthy among the nomi- of Film Critics also chose Pulp nations were bids earned by Tom Fiction as Best Picture. & Mv, The Madness of King In the Oscars, alpproximately Geotge, and Blue Sky. The first 5,000 Academy members vote on two have appeared in limited re- theBest Pictureselections. Nomi- lease in art houses; the latter sat nations in other categories are on the shelffor three years. Blue done by specific Academy Sky was the last film of the late branches; thenearly 1,300 mem- Tony Richardson, an Oscar win- bers of the acting branch, for ex- DESPEWTELY ner for Tom Jones. ample, vote on the acting nomi- Forrest Gump’s sweep, on the nations. Specialcommittees nomi- other hand, came as no surprise. nate the foreign-language, docu- SEEKING The Hollywood Foreign Press mentary, and short films. Associationgave it Golden Globes for best dramatic movie and dra- Two hundred and fortyeight matic actor. It was also the winner feature-length films from 1994 STUDENTS!!! last year at the box office.. were eligible for consideration, The Los Angeles Film Critics up from 247 re]ea&;‘a j;eai: ‘ago. P 7. , . .,,. . .. , ...... i , . , - ~ . . .-.. ..

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Other upcoming workshop# in thm #.rima: Interview skills for 1nt.rnational Students Dinner Thurs. Fobxuary 23 7 pm Zampuelli Rm, C-us Cutter Lite Attar Practical/Acadd.mic Tkning: Information on H1B Worku Viaas Pre6.nt.d by Attornmy Rich.rd Costr Tuos. March 8 4:30 pm Large Confarone. Room, C-us Contmr All progr- co-sponsored by th. Career Planning Cantar and the Intarnational Catmr I’ll Provide The Food ... 7:15 P.M. on - Friday and You Reserve by Wednesday at 5:OO Call Hillel 627-3242 Wednesdav. Februarv 15.1995 -THE TUFTS DAILY page nine

” WOMEN Breen jumper from the right side, nursing a swollen ankle and a continued from page 7 and a textbook pick-and-roll with bruise on her rear end. “It wasn’t tistics don’t show it, she helped Pedersen hitting Riechmann in the our best game, but we knew that get the ball to Hansen. lane for two gave the Jumbos a 60- we should beat that team and we Struggling to hold a four point 48 lead and effectively ended the knew that if we want to make the 0 Paidsummer lead with just under seven minutes game. ECAC’s [Eastern College Athletic to play, Hansen sank a 14-foot There is no need to look any Conference tournament] we have PnCernshlps jumper to push the lead to 48-42. further than the turnover column to win these types of games.” available in the field of employee benefits. Successful Following a Sarah Howard foul to see that the Jumbos woke up in candidates work in full-time paid positions with area shot and Pioneer basket, Hansen the second half. They only com- To do well in the postseason, or national firms during the two summers before hit a runner in the lane and later, mitted five. theteam mustplay40minutes, not graduation. Students receive educational training in with just over four minutes re- Although the win was big, the 20. “I think we’re kind of a slow employee benefits field. Minimum 3.0 GPA required. maining, converted another bas- team knows they can do better. start i n g team, ” con t i n ued I.F. Interns will be interviewing on campus March 14, ket to give Tufts a 53-46 lead. “We didn’t play as well as we Riechmann. “But once we get go- 1995. Contact the Career Planning and Placement Smith’s AnnMillerhitajumper could have but I think we’re still a ing and into it ...” Watch out, be- Office, or call Ann Nowak at (6 17) 242-7 192 to cut the lead to 53-48 before a bit banged up from the Trinity cause this team could be one to for an application and more information. Pedersen three-pointer, aMichelle game,” said Riechmann, herself reckon with. The International Foundation of Employee Benefit Plans Tobin tries to avoid VD on this year’s V-Day is a nonprofit educational association. DENTISTRY ity to use shame and guilt to pro- So what did I get for MeaGn, continued from page 3 cure a neat-a-rise flowerlcandyl my “main squeeze?“ A cactus. wanted to use the term “trickle- stuffed animal/Jill-O-Gram/ No, really. I did. It’s like the old 1.E INTERNS Program down,” not because I pretend to Chevrolet/small Caribbean is- Czechoslovakian proverb says, “nothing like a dried up, prickly understand anything about what land. OF EMPLOYEE BENEFIT PLANS Republicans do. The mainargumentoftheanti- plant to send the right message And your mother just wants Valentiners seems to be that you onFeb. 14.” candy and flowers. Unlike your should give these lovely gifts to Now, let me defend this wcek’s B. I have almost nothing new I involves a duck and a small box of rubber bands, but this proce- “honey pie,” Mom cannot your “itsy-bitsy spider” any day Misadventure by saying three to say on this subject. I know. V- threaten to withhold sexual fa- of the year. Why show affection things: Day hasbeentackledbyjust about dure should not be discussed in a every humor columnist, and I fig- family publication such as this vors fromyou toget agood present just because the calendar says it’s A. It’s a day late. I know. But (unless you’re family is a lot dif- a good idea? I mean, if the calen- it’s still roughly relevant, or at urd that this is.just part of my one. ferent than mine). However, the &told to jump offa bridge, least as relevant as the other ran- * induction into their secret mi- C. At least I didn’t my any- dom crap I usually discuss. ety. Another part of my induction thing about the Greek system. typical parent has an innate abil- would you? ,-- ~ No, not velvet A dramatic increase in the price of SUEDE pizza. Your ethics prof is demanding kickbacks. continued from page 5 He emphasized that Anderson Whatever explanation you give your folks for is a wonderful songwriting part- ner and, in general, “very musi- cal.” “The chord arrangements and the guitar lines are written by me. Brett writes the catchy bit,” he commented. Furthermore, the telling them you spent it all rushing honie to young guitarsmith proclaimed that the band’s temporary rever- save SOMuch Money them just wotit fly anymore. sion to their “garagier” and more “naive” sound won’t be long-lived. Introducing the Delta Shuttle Flight He and Anderson are currently Pack. You can get four one-way Shuttle writing material for the next al- bum, as well as b-sides for the Flying Home yodll coupons for $2533 Or eight for $443: Stop at next single, niusic which much more closely resembles the sym- any Delta ticket office in New York. Boston or phonic beauty of the band’s sec- Washington, DC or just pick up a pack at any ondalbum, “Dog Man than Star,” Need A New Excuse TO - the tattered glamour of its debut. Delta Shuttle air- But unlike the band’s tempo- rary meandering inmusical styles, port ticket Oakes claims that their change in Borrow Some When counter and go. live performance is a permanent one. Since the beginning of its rcscrvcitionsnecessary. career, Suede has been known for its powerful, dramatic live ap- The Delta Shuttle’s made getting pearances (they snatched up You Get There, . honie cheap and my, and explaining where all Melody Maker’s “Band of the Year” award in 1992 before even your money went hard. ‘Course if all else fails, releasing a single record). However, Oakes says that the you can always tell your parents the dog ate it. performances are much more “dy- namite” now, with the “icy”-ness of their earlier gigsbeing replaced by “everyone having a good time” and trying to give the audience “a kick up the ass.” At first, Oakes claims that it was a bit dificult for him to fill Butler’s shoes on stage, particu- larly in England. “Because of the British music press, people are much more into personalitiesthan they are abroad,” he explained, but went on to say that audiences have accepted him over the past few months and that any odd feel- ings have just about disappeared. At the time of our conversa- tion, Oakes had been in the United States for about an hour, so the only observation he could make about America at the time was “it’s cold... that’s been my first YOU’LL LOVE THE WAY WE FLY”- impression.” When asked about the band’s US name change last *P~swn@rFacility Charge of $24 is includd in fm.Tam valid tmly with purchasc of Ciiir or cighi niupn hwklct. Iklla Flight Pack conpiis an valid fir idnriy on thr lMla Shuttk fir puth brtwwn the apof 12-24. ldortilicntion and pnd of a@ arc quiml. lhc coupnnr ilrr valid fur one par fnm the date of iuuanrr. Elirihlc tnwl prridr are Monday-FridayhrtMtn lil.31hnv2:3opm and 7.3Dpm-9)oFm:and dI by Wudry and .cU.d.y. Coupons am abnlid br trnd year (from Suede to The London hC0m-n IOMarn on Nov. 23,1994 and 9:3opn1 on Nov 21.1994. Trawl outside of thc drrignatcd times is pmnittcd upon pa)mrnt of the dillnrlve ha!- the fan in rffrcr at thr tim dtnnl and the nlw dmflight prk dimntmupon. 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see SUEDE, page 11 page ten THE TUFTS DAILY Wednesday, February 15,1995

ISRAEL AND THE PEACE PROCESS

.. 95 DAYS .UNTIL 9. I confused? .- GR-ADUATI-ON . puzzled? concerned? The big day is just around the corner and the Class of 1995 must hurry if we want to leave Tufts with something special by which to remember us. .. .. Let's leave a SENIORFUND scholarship to Come discuss your viewpoints deserving members of the class of 1999! about future possiblities for Israel 0 Look for your SENIORFUND envelope in and the peace processTTTT the mailbox. .. 0 Fill out the enclosed pledge card. 0 Return the pledge card to the info booth. Join Tufts Friends of Israel on: If everyone gives a little, we will meet our goal of . Wednesday, February 15tl1, $20,000! at 9:00 PM, in the new Hillel Center.

To launch this effort, the Senior Class Council and SeniorFund are inviting all Seniors to . . .

THE TOAST OF '95! If you have questions, call Danya - 629-9021

A FREE KICKOFF PARTY tonight from 6-9 p.m. in the Remis Sculpture Court. A note from The Tufts Daily ... 0 A Capella Groups hqb Our right production printer is not I 0 Refreshments it - 0 A Toast with Provost Sol Gittleman! working! We think has a problem with the fusing asse!mbly, and the last time that happened it cost like two hundred bucks to fii. So basically, we need you to buy lots of ads or at least a r I I subscription, 'cause we're trying to be self-sufficient, for cryin' out loud.

'14 PIECE JUMBO WING '24 PIECE 'LARGE TWISTER FRIES 2 WEDNESDAY NIGUT SPECIALS JUMBO WING '2 SODAS ALMOST 3.5 POUNDS $8.45 $8.45 $10.75 VALUE DAVIS SQUARE SAUE $2.45 2 Wednesday, February 15,1995 THE TUFTS DAILY page eleven New guitarist Richard Oakes discusses being a member of a London band SUEDE Suede aren’t gonna be fooled by cessity of his bands passive atti- best band in the world - you seemed confident in his abilities continued from page 9 the fact that there’s an out& ‘The tude in order to avoid excessive have to believe that, really. We’re and ready to take on the chal- byan Americanartist callingher- London Suede’,’’ he continued. mudslinging in the press. “We not ever gonna try to put other lenges ofthe upcoming months. self Suede) he said that he was a “It’sjust a name really. We’re still don’t think about them. We don’t pple down in our wake. You In his closing statement he made bit surprised when he found out, the same band.” worry about them. We don’t con- can’t be objective about it.” it clear that anyone who sees the but after being told the circum- When the topic of music and sider them as rivals ... it’s all a bit band on this tour won’t be disap- stances, realized that it was the Suede’s two biggest British com- silly, really. If they think they’re Thus, on the eve of his first pointed. Suede’s concert at Axis onlythingthebandcould’vedone. petitors, Blur and Oasis, was ap- the best bands in the world, then North American tour with the tonight will be the perfect oppor- “Anyone who actually likes proached, Oakes stressed the ne- fine. I mean, we think we’re the band, young Richard Oakes tunity to prove his theory. Classified: Classif iedsclassif iedsclassifiedsl :lassifieds :lassi f ied s baths, 350/p.p. Sign by 2/15 and get IJ or NYC the weekend of Feb. TYPING, ETC. THE Ribbed Condom GO AWAY1 reduced Summer Rates. Sublets0.k. 5th. Will share driving & expenses. 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David at 629-8077. refrigerator, tile bath, built in hutch mersionl Find out morel 627-3290 or and pant porches. storage, new are directly on the T with off street Rafael at 391-4429 (after 8PM or GRAD SCHOOL APPLICATIONS parking. Call 391 -3836 From 3pm to leave a message) spym8infonet.tufts.edu. 108 Two rooms available furnace, %sh/dry $800. utilities not EXPERTLY TYPED (Law, Packard Ave. 3rd flr. Apply today1 included. 484-1312. 8 pm only. For spring ’96 sublet. Off campus Medical, Business) For 1995 Summer across the street from Tufts. Call “‘396;1.124”’ Wednesday is 90210 Furnished apartments. Make $Sand Have fun doing Counselors sought for unique, pres- Alisha at 629-8209 or Annie at 629- Are your grad school. applications it! tigiousco-edchildren’s camp. Spec- and it is also the last day to make 9398. 3 Bedroom’ apartments available piled high on your desk? Are you your reservation for Shabbat Dinner. June 1. Rents start at $880/month. We have great jobs at temfic pa$ tacular,Maineon pristine both fresh location. lake and coastal Ocean. wondering how you;re going to fit all Part-time, flexible hours, Earn $7- Please call by 5pm. Near campus, porches, washer/dtyer your info into those tiny spaces? Are Summer and/or Year ( Sept-May lO/hour taking care of children in Specialists needed for 30 actWeS: ’96) 8 quiet neighborhood. Sub-letting is you concerned where you’ll find the O.K. Call 395-3204. their homes. If you have childcare tripphers. leaders, WSI swimmers; equestrians, tennis, PhOtOgra- gym- 1 rm open in 2 bdrm. townhouse. tine to do it all before the deadlines? experience. any weekdays free or your Personal Statement and (new 8 modem) 1.5 bath, carpeted, Is afternoons from 1:00 PM. call JOY nastics, basketball, baseball. la. w/d, dishwasher, fireplace, parking. College Ave. Apartments Resume professionally typeset and Minutes to Tufts. Clean and Sunny at Parents in a Pinch 739-KIDS. crosse, golf, riflery, and sailing in Bjrfhdays Share w/female student. Call now. laser printed on high quality paper? kayakers.structors; canoeists,archers, fisherman,natural!sts, 396-9380. apartments. All prices, and sizes. No need to fret- Call FRAN at 396- Available forMay and June. Refridge. 1124 a specialist in making your JCC Jacob and Rose washer/dryer. storage, parking. Call Grossman Camp of the marine biologists, visual, musical, Rent applications, personal statement. dramatic and martial artists; Mrs. Buckley. owner, 729-8151. and resume as appealing pos- Jewish Community centers of Large 5 bedroom apt.. living room, as waterskiers and windsurfers tC sible. Greater Boston has summer ... BEN MARGOLES modem kitchen. new appliances, 2 positions available: senior mention a few. Interview in Cam full baths, lots of closetdstorage, 2 Happy 22nd birthday1 After 4 year! A MEDFORD BED & counselors, junior counselon, bridge available. Inquire early. Sal. you finally got a personall Love floors. One block from campus. Avail waterfront staff, and staff for an ary structure dependent on age 6/1, sublets O.K. call S2-4517. BREAKFAST “‘RESUMES’” Swibie & Missy Elegant,warmandhomey.Lessthan Orthodox unit. Specielists In activity expertise and experimce LASER TYPESET following areas: drama, Call (617) 721-1443. 3 bdml apt. a mile from campus. Breakfast in- S25.00 -396-1 124 the BEN cluded. Single: $50/night; $275 sports, nature, gymnastics, Happy Birthday Sports God. YO1 near Tufts, well kept 8 newly 1mpressi;eLsserTypeset Resumes, outdoor camping skills, fishing. Healthy Men Needed renovated;incl.pkg. WashedDryer, weekly. Double: $6O/night: $325 featuring computer storage for fu- are getting oooold. Love, The Dail! weekly. Bill or Linda at 396-0983. Please call Stu Silverman, As sperm donors. Help others an( wise-crackers (all of us) storage, etc. Subletting OK. Avail 6/ ture updating. Your choice Of Camp Director, at (617) 244- earn up to $12O/week. All ethnicitie! 1. Call Tom 721-9814. typestyles. including bold, italics, 5124. needed. Call to see if you qualify Lg. and Small Apts. bullets. etc. on Strathmore paper. Available within walking distance io 497-8646. California Cryobank Housing Spring ‘96 Have your cover letters done by us Babysitter needed Cambridge If you need Spring ’96 offcampus campus and T in Davis Sq. Good to match your Resumel One-day condition and rents are always rea- for 9 yr. old girl. Mon. and Thurs. housing, the UNEPlTufts program service avail. 5 minfromTufts. (Mem- 430-6:30; Tues. 2:30-5:30. West Events wants to co-sign a lease with you- sonable. Callday or night and askfor berof PARW: Professional Assocof Camillo or Lina at 625-7530. Medford. Car a must. Happy child. we need Fall ’95 housing1 Contact Resume Writers. Call for FREE “Re- PleasecallMarshaorLeo483-1135. Joanne Jannsen at 627-3486. We sume/Cover Letter Guidelines”). want apartments with at least 2 bed- Also, word processing or typing of Counselors needed Noon Hour Concert rooms. student papers, grad school appli- for co-ed N.E. PA., overnight Jew- Thurs, 2-16, 12:30-1pm. Goddari cations, personal statements, the- ish federation camp-3 hours from Chapel. Features music by Godarc Directly on Campus Rides ses, multiple letters, tapes tran- NYC-General. sports, waterfront & Borne, Piauolla, performed by Jeai 9 Rood6 Bedroom apartment June scribed, laser printing, Fax Service, arts. Call 1-800-973-3866. On c?m- DeMart, flute, & Peter Clementf 1st. Large rooms, E-I-K with refrig etc. CALL FRANCES AT 396-1124 pus interviews available. guitar. erator, cable ready liiing room, 2 full I need a ride to Bergen COUnW AAA RESUME SERVICE :twelve THE TUFTS DAILY Wednesday, February 15,1995

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Today Episcopal Student Fellowship Bible Study Goddard Chapel, 5:30. lenior Class Council i toast to the Class of 1995. Remis Hillel iculpture Court, Aidekman Arts Center. Shabbat Dinner Reservations 1-8 PM. Hillel Center, 5:00.

;peech and Debate Society Jewish Culture Society mportant General Meeting. Miner 10, Kosher Cooking Class-learn to make ‘:30 PM. Challah Bayit-98 Packard Ave, 6:30 p.m. rufts Friends of Israel )iscussion about Israel & Peace process. World Music Society lillel Center Library, 9:OO. General Meeting, Prepare for Natraj, Libana! by Bill Watterson Iffice of Women’s Programs Calvin and Hobbes kquaintance Rape Discussion Group. French House (1 1 Whitfield), 9:30. i5 Talbot Ave, 9:30-11:00 PM. , i GRAFHIC VIOLENCE lufts Film Series . Tomorrow vlovie:Dangerous Liaisons. Only $2, vlacPhie Pub, 9:30 PM. World Music Society World Music Society at Oxfam >rograms Abroad Oxfam Cafe (behind Miller), 1O:OO p.m. Study abroad info meeting. Lane 100, k30. Chaplain’s Table “I’ll Fly Away; Communal Action and LCS-Blood Drive Personal Empowerment in Black Musical

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