TUFTS DAILY THE 57 Where You Read It First Thursday, April 28,1994 Vol XXW, Number Meeting held between UNICCO and custodians, forum planned by JOHN O’KEEFE most 1,000 student signatures contracting corporation. Daily Editorial Board which opposes the subcontracting “No questions are going to be Preliminary negotiations re- of Tufts custodians with UNICCO asked about specific proposals that garding a possible transition to and to invite both the union and have been made or might be made. subcontract cleaning on the three UNICCO to attend a forudinfor- This is not a debate, it’s just a Tufts campuses began this week mation session next week. chance for students to ask ques- between the University Cleaning Archer claimed that the coali- tions and a chance to correct what Company (UNICCO) and Local tion had attempted to contact offi- they claim are public rumors and 254 of the Services Employees cials at the union and UNICCO by misinformation,” he said. International Union, which repre- telephone numerous times in re- “If they decline [to participate sents Tufts custodians. cent weeks and received no re- in the forum], we’ll have to con- The meeting, which was held sponse. ductthis forum throughthemedia, Gus will release its new CD at a concert in MacPhie Pub on Monday. in Sweet Hall on Tuesday morn- ‘We wanted to ask them some which would definitely be to [the ing, was the first step in concrete questions and to give them the coalition’s] advantage,” Archer said. talks between the two groups on chance to respond publicly. We Gus Will host concert possible wages, benefits, andother went to the meeting because they Louis Lindo, president of the terms of a-proposed agreement hadn’t returned [our] calls and Residential Hall Association (RHA), said that RHA will spon- that would result in all current because the coalition didn’t want to release new album Tufts custodians being hired by to make allegations against orga- sorthis forumon Wednesday night by CAROLINE SCHAEFER nizations we had not spoken to,” from 8-10p.m. inalocation which Daily Editorial Board Archer said. will be announced. Celebrating the release of their Archer said that, upon entering According to Lindo, RHA has first CD Parachute, Tufts’ band the negotiating room, he and the sent formal invitations to Tufts Gus will perform Monday night in other students were confronted by Vice President of Operations John a MacPhie show they are perform- university and UNICCO officials Roberto, representatives of ing expressly for Tufts students. and asked to leave. He said that the UNICCO, and representatives ‘We’rereally excitedaboutthis group was not given the chance to from Local 254 to attend the fo- show,”bandmembersRyanMiller make theirpresentation, but rather rum. He added that they had in- and Brian Rosenworcel said yes- were escorted into the hallway by vited Professor Gerald Gill from terday, adding that the show is free a UNICCO official. the history department. Lindo said and open to all. He added, “We thought that we that, as of yesterday, the RHA had In addition to playing for the were being extremely merciful to received no responses. Tufts community, Miller said that boththeunion andUNICCO... We UNICCO Vice President Bart the purpose of the show is to dis- have a lot of difficult questions to Munroe, who was in attendance at tribute CDs unofficially to Tufts ask them which we feel should not Tuesday’s negotiations, said that students. He said that there will be be discussed through the press.” he was aware of the invitation to 1,OOO advance copies of the CD Archer stated that the purpose attend an information session at on sale for $10, and that this is the of the forum would be to allow the Tufts and added that he “would first and only opportunity for parties to present their perspec- welcome that chance at the appro- people to buy the CD before its tives on the situation and for stu- see CUSTODIANS, Page 11 official release date in September, dents to learn more about the sub- when it will only be available in said, adding that they first played Ty record stores for approximately $15. atwhen an off-campus they performed venue at in the January, Black Panel discusses supreme Court ‘We wanted Tufts students to Rose in Harvard Square. get the first chance to get the CDs before they are officially released, itv Followingand success. their the early band popular-released decision, integration of schools and at a decent price. Ten dollars 2:500 copies of a four-song demo by KATHY POLIAS Linda Brown offered back- black schools offered a good edu- is how much a CD should cost,” tape. Within the past several Senior Staff Writer ground to the court case. She said cation, but with the accessibility Rosenworcel said. months, Gus has been touring and On Tuesday night, the Lecture that she was eight years old when of education for his daughters. He added that at the show Gus playing at college campuses Series presented a discussion in the case went to court. She lived in Brown said that this factor caused will be playing arange of the band’s throughout New England in an Cohen Auditorium entitled, an ethnically integrated neighbor- him to fight against the segrega- music, including all of the music effort to raise money to make their “Brown v.Board of Education, 40 hood in Topeka. Although there tion policy in Topeka’s public el- on the new CD. Parachute con- CD. While they saidthat they have years later: Education on a Multi- was an elementary school four ementary schools. sists of 11 original songs, many of been making money, they feel that Ethnic Campus.” blocks from her house, she was Cheryl Brown was only three which the band has performed at the shows have been alternately The discussion was moderated bussed to an all-black school two years old at the time of the Su- Tufts and in area shows. Miller exciting and disappointing since by Juan Williams, an author and and abalf miles away. Brown said preme Court’s decision to inte- said that all four of the songs on the location and crowd for which columnist for The Washington that she had “playmates of all na- grate all public schools. She said their previously-released demo they play ranges from gigantic to Post. The panelists were Dr. Man- tiona@es”, in her neighborhood that the integration process oc- tape, which includes “Love for minuscule. ning Marable, chairman of the andduestioned herparentson why curred peacefully, but many black Me” and “Fall in Two,” will be on “It’s tough to go from opening African American Studies Departd sht-cdldn’t go to school with teachers lost their jobs. She also the CD, in addition to the title for the Gap Band at Simmons ment at Columbia University and thsrm- stated that many schools formerly- track. College’s Spring Fling to playing Linda and Cheryl Brown, whose According to Brown, the prob- designated for blacks in Topeka ‘We want Tufts people to get at a gazebo for an ice cream sun- father challenged the segregation lem that her father had with the remained predominantly black af- the CD before they leave for the daeparty at WesternNewEngland policy in their hometown of To- segregation policy was not with ter the decision because white par- summer, and for sophomores who College,” Rosenworcel said. peka, Kansas in the famous court educational quality, for the all- are going abroad to hear it,”Miller Though not all shows have been case, Brown v. Board of Educa- *e LECTURE, page 10 said, adding that Gus has thrived as good as others, both Miller and tionofTopeka.TheSupremeCourt from Tufts-based support. Rosenworcel said that they still decided this case in 1954 and de- All Tufts juniors, the trio fea- love playing and estimate that their clared that segregation in public tures the talent of Miller, hectic touring schedule will amass schoolsdeprives minority children Rosenworcel and Adam Gardner. see GUS, page 6 of equal educational opportunity. While Gardner and Miller supply williams introducedihe panei- ists. He stated the importance of examining “human change” in the Inside 1990s, including how humans ex- Viewpoints...... p. 3-4 ploit each other’s potential, how Naif says good-bye to all those who they understand individuals of dif- inspired him, violence against women ferent ethnicities and cultures than must be stopped, and open up to God. their own, and what qualities they foster in their children. Williams Weekender ...... I-IV commented that in today’s Ameri- Checkout the year-in-review ofarts, can society, “there is no such thing ;ee why With Honors has a witty cast, as color-blind ... People are ex- md how monotonic Germinal is. tremely race-conscious.” Nevertheless, Williams stated sports...... 7 that Brown v. Board of Education The “L is starting up its draft, and “heightened awareness and public ’hi1 Avoub on whv all suorts but base- opinion shifted on therace issue in America.” page two THETUFTSDAILY Thursday, April 28,1994 I Letters to the Editor

Professor Netchinsky of this issue, I have heard only shock ex- In respect to her commitment to her pressed by people who have been her stu- students, Professor Netchinsky has written deserves tenure dents. If you want to let the administration countless recommendations for her stu- To themitor : know thatastate of shockis not agoodstate dents and has always made herself avail- Not merely does Jill Netchinsky de- for you to be in when you go forth from able. In regards to performance as a profes- serve tenure, but we as students deserve to Tufts, contact VicePresidentMelBernstein, sor a lot is said about professor Netchinsky be assured that Netchinsky will still be here Provost Sol Gittleman, and President whose classes are always overbooked while for us. DiBiaggio. Give them your name and class others within the Spanish department re- Netchinsky teaches about aspects of and let them know you’re staying tuned to main low in enrollment. I know many stu- Latin American literature that help to make the decisions they’re making about profes- dents who preferred waiting a semester to a student’s education more complete. She sors like Netchinsky. take a Spanish class with Professor includes reading material in the syllabus Netchinsky than to take it with any other that is crucial to a real understanding of Kathleen Tannian LA’94 professor in the department. Latin American literature. If Netchinsky I believe that Professor Jill Netchinsky does not get tenure, a very unfortunate and Netchinsky adds to adds to the diverse education that this insti- obvious gap would be left in the education tution prides itself on. To deny her of tenure offered at Tufts. diverse education will also deny the Tufts student body the Not just anyone could fill Netchinsky’s To the Editor: right to a diverse education. I urge those place, either. She shows respect and appre- who have taken classes with Professor ciation for her students’ input. She shows I would like to write in favor of Jill Netchinsky’s tenure. I would like to Netchinsky to call and show support for her interest in their plans for the future and is tenure. The people to contact are the Dean completely accessible outside of class. She summerize for you the qualifications for tenure according to Statement #1, which of Liberal Arts and Jackson Mary Ella sets up coloquia for the exchange of schol- Feinleib, the Dean of the Graduate School arly work and ideas that help build intercul- lists the criteria for professors applying for tenure. of Arts and Sciences, Vice President Me1 tural understanding. She is a great illustra- Bernstein, the Provost Sol Gittleman,Presi- tion of the fact that the people at Tufts are “Among the criteria used (for tenure) are student evaluations... and participation dent DiBiaggio, and Dave Brinker, Presi- more important than the buildings or any- dent of T.C.U. Senate. Other ways to show thing else we mean when we say “the Uni- in the academic community.” I know that her evaluations are excellent. As for her your support are to write letters to the editor versity”. or to the respective administrators listed I had planned to give back to fund finan- participation in the community,let me also remind you that Professor Netchinsky has above. I thank you in advance for your cial aid and to help Tufts hang onto profes- support. sors like Netchinsky. Lots of people who also coordinatedAfrican-New World Stud- ies. This program has taught many people had those very same plans will be watching Carlos Cedeno LA’95 to see what decision is made about of the Latino-African aspect of the Latin American region. Former President of the Hispanic- Netchinsky’s tenure. Since the emergence American Society Right-wing campaign is crushed, while GizemOzkulahd Executive Business Director Business Manager: Phil Ayoub, IL McHenry vote threatened by the number of voters Advertising Manager: Dean Gendron Office Manager: Lyle Mays JOHANNESBURG,South Africa right-wingers believed behind a spate of Viljoen said delays and bungles were tum- Receivables Manager: Melissa Tapply (AP) Subscriptions Manager Ethao Goldman -- Police said they crushed a right-wing bombs exploded this week in an attempt to ing the vote that will transfer power to the derail the election. The Tufts Daily is a non-profit newspaper, publishe bombing spree Wednesday, but South country’s black majority into “an embar- kfonday through Friday during the academicyear anddistrit Africa’s historic election came under threat The bigger threat Wednesday came from rassment of world proportions.” ited free to the Tufts community. The Daily is entire1 of collapse from mile-long lines of voters the sheer numbers of voters. Despite theproblems, many polling sites ;tudent-run;thereareno paideditorialpositions.TheDaily I rinted at Charles River Publishing, Charlestown,MA. and a shortage of ballots. Some sites ran out of invisible ink ap- were festive. The Daily is located at the backenmce of Curtis Hall i Police announced they had arrested 3 1 plied to voters’ hands so that they could not In Mondeor, outside Johannesburg, en- rufts University.Our phone number is (617) 627-3090, ou white extremists suspectedof being behind vote twice. The ink is read with an ultravio- trepreneurs sold pizzas and hot dogs to ‘m number is (617) 627-3910, and our e-mail address i [email protected] hours are 9:O a bombing spree that has killed 2 1 in recent let lamp. Other polling spots lacked either people in a four-hour queue. “We have 1.m. - 6:OOp.m.. Monday through Friday, and 1 :OOp.m.- 6:O days. The latest bomb exploded Wednes- lamps or electricity to run them. ANC Cokes, we have Democratic Party 1.m. on Sunday. day at Johannesburg’s Jan Smuts airport, Some ballots never arrived. In the vio- Cokes and we have Nationalist Cokes,” The policies of The Tufts Daily are established by th ditorial board. Editorials appear on this page, unsignec injuring 18. lence-wracked East Rand near called out one hawker trolling for business ndividual editors are not necessarily responsible for, or i But nothing could stop the great tide of Johannesburg, a truck carrying ballots to across the political divide. greement with, the policies andeditorialsofTheTuftsDail) The content of letters, advertisements, signed columns voters on the second day of the three-day voting stations in Katlehong was hijacked- There were also signs of reconciliation. artoonsandgraphicsdoesnotnecessarilyreflecttheopinio~ elections, nor the euphoria felt by many - not an unusual event in those parts. In Ventersdorp, perhaps the most far- f The Tufts Daily editorial board. blacks as they cast the first ballots of their With lines stretchingmore than amile in right town in the country, whites and blacks Letters to the Editor Policy The Tufts Daily welcomes letters fmm the readers. Th lives. On Tuesday, handicapped, elderly places and political parties getting angrier, voted together peacefully less than two :tters page is an open forum for campus issues and comment and ex-patriate voters had their turn. the Independent Electoral Commission blocks from heavily barricaded AWB head- bout the Daily’s coverage. agreed late Wednesday to postpone poll Letters must include the writer‘s name and a phon1 Responding to the floods of voters, the quarters. umber where the writer can be reached. All letters must In government began printing millions of new closings from 7 p.m. to midnight. Thursday “If even two years ago, you had told me erified with the writer before they can be published. ballots, saying it would have 5 million more was declared a holiday so that more people blacks and whites would be voting together The deadline for letters to be considered for publicatio~ I the following day’s issue is 4:OO p.m. ready by Thursday morning. The army said could miss work and stand in line. in Ventersdorp, I would have told you it was Due to space limitations, letters should be no longer tha it would help print and transport ballots, The commissionalso agreed early Thurs- a dream,” said Rob Van der Velde, the 50words.Any submissions overthisengthmaybeeditedb] which never arrived at some stations. And day to extend voting in Zulu-dominated Methodist pastor. le Daily to be consistent with the limit. Letters should bc :companied by no more than eight signatures. the government was discussing extending Natal province through Friday, apparently It was also clear that farmworkers were The editors reserve the right to edit letters for clarity the vote by a day. to address the complaints of Inkatha Free- not being intimidated away from voting. ublication of letters is not guaranteed, but subject to tht iscretion of the editors. At 7 a.m., African National Congress dom Party leader Mangosuthu Buthelezi. In several cases, reporters saw blacks Letters should be typed or printed from an IBM or IBM. leader Nelson Mandela, 75, was able to Buthelezi, whose party is mostly Zulu, driving tractors pulling flatbed trucks car- mpatible computer in 1etter:quality or near-letter-qualio cast the first ballot of his life, declaring it had threatened to pull his party out of the rying as many as 80 black voters to the Lode. Letters written on Macintosh computers should k .ought in on disk - files should be saved in “text-only’ “the beginning of a new era” after dropping election unless officials agreed to extend polls. Asked where they got the tractors mat, and disks should be brought in with a copy of the his ballot into asimple brown box inDurban. the three-day balloting to solve the glitches. from, they said the white bosses had lent tter. Disks can be picked up in the Daily businessoffice the ‘We have moved from an era of pessi- Buthelezi’s party did not agree to con- them and given them the day off. illowing day. Letters can also be sent via elecmnic mail tc [email protected],withall statedregulationr mism, division, and limited opportunities. test the election until April 19, and one of Police, meanwhile,tookastepthey hoped garding Letters to the Editor still applying. We are starting a new era of hope, of the main hangups that emerged Wednesday would prevent further efforts to derail the Letters should address the editor and not a particula reconciliation,of nation-building,”declared was that polling places lacked the stickers vote. dividual. While letters can be critical of an individual‘s :tiom, they should not attack someone’spersonality traits. the likely leader of his country by next used to add Inkatha to the ballot. Gen. Johan Van Der Merwe, the national The Daily will not accept anonymousletters orpen names week. Writing in Inkatha, as some polling offi- police commissioner, said the 31 arrests ccept in extreme circumstances if the Executive Board :tennines that there is a clear and present danger to the Fifteen minutes after Mandela’s vote cials suggested, would not work, said took place in rightist stronghold towns and ithor. The Daily will not accept letters regarding the was broadcast live nationwide, a bomb Buthelezi, because many of his supporters cities including Pretoria, Rustenberg and iverage ofotherpublications, unless theircoverageitselfhas detonated inside a sedan parked outside the were illiterateand their ballot secrecy would Ventersdorp. :come a newsworthy issue that has appeared in the Daily. ie Daily will accept letters of thanks, if space permits, but international terminal at Johannesburg’sJan be violated if they got help. The suspects, including members of the ill not run letters whose sole purpose is to advemse an event. Smuts Airport. Eighteen people were Election officials admitted that there notorious neo-Nazi Afrikaner Resistance When writers have group affiliations or hold titles or wounded. might simply be more South Afican voters isitionsrelatedtothetopicoftheirletter,theDailywillnote Movement, were wantedinastringofpanic- atfollowingtheletter. 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Notices cannotbe used to sell merchandise or advertisemajor events. are three days of classes left -- counting today -- (duh), that spring is here The Tufts Daily is not liable for any damages due tc typographical errors or misprintings except the cost of the in full force, that Spring Fling is right around the proverbial corner, and that insertion, which is fully refundable.We reserve the right tc refusetoprintanyclassifieds whichcontainobscenity,areoi your fly is open. an overtly sexual nature, or are used expressly to denigrate 2 person or group. Made you look! Have a happy day. Thursday, April 28,1994 THETUFTSDAILY page three VIEWPOINTS Naif Unplugged Creating a redemptive The Arab-Israeli debate on campus gave birth to my writings. 11 community: freeing ourselves was out of the undifferentiated mass of left and right that my writing5 emerged, carefully trying to adhere to a middle that was not there. My by Bayyinah Morton few years to recollect those pain- slavery, segregation, and discrimi- writing took its first breath in the form of a letter to the editor, and tc ful memories of the Charles Stuart nation for most of this nation’s mark its birth someone else cried. This article is dedicated to the caseinOctober 1989,whenawhite history - and the fact that the And thus I jumped head firs1 fourteenfemale engineering stu- suburbanfurrier brutally murdered police were bound to uphold that Naif Al-Mutawa into the campus political debate dentsatthe UniveristedeMontreal his pregnant wife Carol after a order - set a pattern for police without once turning back to see who were massacred, to the chil- birthing class in the racially mixed behavior and attitudes toward mi- An ti-Septic who I had passed and without once dren of Thailand who are being neighborhood of Mission Hill and nority communities that exist to- looking down to see whose toes 1 prostituted in underground sex blamed it on a black male assail- day. This idea is that police must had stepped upon. supemrketsdue to thefar-reach- ant. keep “minorities” under control In the beginning my writing was about the truth, it was not about ing effects of neocolonialism, to This created the forum for a because we are viewed as not wor- art. My writing up until the beginning of this year was reactionary. 1 the women and children of racist policy team and media to thy of having [human] rights. never really took the initiative to think that my writing was anything Sarajevo, Bosnia, Hecegovinia, surge through Boston and the news The United States imprisons more. In fact, Idid not realize the extent ofmy readership until the end to the Muslim women of Kashmir looking for a “black symbol of black males at a rate almost five of second semester last year. who are being raped and brutal- white fear,” and finding an indi- times higher than South Africa. 1had spent most of my time at home due to a back injury and my ized by military forces and civil- vidual who shared the same first The US now has the world’s writing was all I had for an extra curricular activity. And boy, did 1 ians in the name of “cleansing” name with President elect Willie highest overall imprisonment rate. write. The joke down at the Daily last year was that they were going and repression of human rights, Horton. The frame-up ended un- The federal prison population to have a Naif Al-Mutawa monthly pull-out. and to the young Kenyan women expectedly when Stuart commit- is over half black and Latino. The Now, I did not get to realize the extent of the impact of my ideas students who were beaten, gang ted suicide and his relative went to state prison population on campus until April, last year, when my back had mended. I came raped, andkilledon July 13, I991 the authorities with a confession is 35 percent non-Hispanic white, out of hiding and on making new friends, I was thrilled to find that afer not complying with young in January of 1990. The State At- 46 percent black and 17 percent people knew who I was already because of my writing. Yes, I too am schoolboys’ wishes for a demon- torney General’s report on the Latino. human. stration against the headmaster Stuart case determined that illegal A study in Washington, DC For a while, I felt that my writing had alienated me from people. (Madhubuti, 172-30), and Lena search and seizure methods were found that on an average day in The only feedback1had been receiving because1was off-campus was Delores Bruce, Anita Z Griffey, used to apprehend asuspect by the 1989,oneoutoffour blackmenin the never ending accusations in the letters to the editor. It was not until Ronald Blackburn, Kyri Kincade, police officers. their twenties was in prison or in I came back to campus that I realized the support I had. and Jewel1 Bell. In Streets of Hope: The Fall jail, on probaticyl, or on parole; So with my anger and sarcasm in tow, I set out to conquer new This week is Violence Preven- and Rise of An Urban Neighbor- the comparable figure for Latino territory. I must admit that if not for the support that I had accrued tion WeekinMassachusetts. Mas- hood, Holly Sklar and Peter males was one in ten, and for white from both fellow students and professors, I would not havedared take sachusetts has one of the highest Medoff examine this pattern of males one in sixteen. Women’s on a column. To me, it was what I was saying that was important. To crime rates in the nation. It also racial persecution under the guise rates were much lower, but the most of my readers it was how I was saying it. And sometimes we has a track record of racist dis- of prosecution as a national trend racial disproportions were paral- would meet in the middle. crimination against in American social, political, eco- lel. I began to fiddle with new arguments. My topics were basically the certain communities that depict nomic culture. This trend main- The US Constitution once de- conversations that I had had with my fellow students and professors. unfavorablestereotypes(favorable tains the status quo and fosters fined black slaves as 315 of a hu- One lesson that I had learned from my experience in relating my ideas to some) in opportune political inequity. man being. Today, blackpercapita was summed up by Freud in his introductory lectures on psychoanaly- climates. Studies have found that people income is 315 that of whites. This sis. He maintained that once someone found that they did not like a We don’t have to go back but a of color experience overcharges economic measure of racism par- particular thought, it was easy to construct an argument against it. I at arrest and disproportionately allels slavery. The Latino-white would argue that the reverse is also true. Bayyinah J. Morton is a senior high bail even for minor offenses. ratio is similar. And thus, in the spirit of Freud, I set out to write a piece on how majoring in American Studiesand In 1990 the Department of Justice The predominant stereotypical sexual the Gulf War was. Now, having been a serious writer up until the Co-Coordinator of Not An- reported that the legal order not see LENA, page 8 this point, the majority of my readers did not expect my satirical piece. other Sister only countenanced but sustained So, instead of thinking that I was trying to be funny, most people thought I had “lost it.” The reactions to my columns have been varied. From personal Religion plays a vital role threats on the telephone to slander in The Tufh Daily, I have been subject to allsorts of criticism. I vividlyrememberaparticularstudent By Maho ela Peter Griffin to turn to the question of religion compass. Just something to con- who approached me in a huff and told me that I should sue so-and-so &utharika and contemporaryAmerican soci- sider as you sort out fact from for writing such-and-such. My response to her was that as long as so- ety. I choose to broaden the focus fiction on the question of the rel- and-so cared enough to read my column, his readership is worth a A fortnight ago I read Mr. Wil- from a university, which was evance of religion to present day thousand law suits. For, as much as my biggest critics complain, the liam F. Buckley Jr.’s 1951 book Buckley’s frame of reference, to America. fact that they go back week after week for more is enough for me. God and Man at Yale. Buckley is American society. I do this be- Many of these social commen- In the beginning I was upset by the slander -- being called an anti- a syndicated political columnist cause as we sit poised to enter the tators who pledge to do their best Semite, a homophobe, a bigot, etc. And then it didn’t matter anymore. and veteran political commenta- 21st century,Ifind thequestionof to “eradicate” the influence of re- I came to realize that people needed a name for me so that they could tor. In this book, Buckley pressed the role of religion in American ligion on the Republic have a bring in their hate and baggage of years past and hurl it at me. I began the view that many of the faculty society crucial. monomaniac concern with the val- to realize that when people looked at my work, they weren’t just of Yale College consistently un- Sincethe 1960s there have been ues many “organizedreligions”in looking at my writing, they were looking at my writing and comment- derscored and derided religion and increased efforts on the part of Americapromote.Indeed, the sub- ing from their own experience of it. It wasn’t so much that my writing religious faith. some political columnists, com- ject of religious values is a bug- was offensive as it was that people were ready to be offended. People He also argued that religion mentators, social critics, and oth- bear to many of these wise social reading my column do so yith so much baggage that sometimes it is and religious faith are of vital im- ers to discredit religion. Many of commentators.These social com- hard to sort out what I had actually written from what they had thought portance to the Republic. Buckley these people who are disdainful of mentators say that religious val- I had written. further argued in his book that .religion often trot out a spectacu- ues are “archaic” and of no use to A case in point is some character who reacted to a rather abstract many members of the Yale faculty lar idea in their attempt to dis- modern society. Ah, but here’s the piece that I had written about the relationship between a tree and its attempted to disabuse Yale stu- credit religion. That idea is that rub. leaves. The interesting thing about his response was that he said that dents of the idea that religion is to “evil has been done in the name of As mentioned by former Sec- he was sick of my blatant anti-Semitism!Fancy that. With the amount be seriously considered. This was religion, ergo religion is very bad.” retary of Education Dr. William J. of baggage this particular student has in tow, I doubt he’s ever going done through the presentation of Many are impressed by this fresh Bennett, religion “is a wellspring back home. one-sided classroom discussions idea. As an aside, that is why I of the civic virtues that democracy Some may wonder whatever happened to the Arab-Israeli debate. on the foolishness of religion. reluctantly use the ink and paper requires in order to flourish, it Is it dead? Is it over? I doubt it. It is merely dormant and it will rise Buckley put forth the notion necessary to discuss such a risible [religion]promotes hard work and again. Let me share with you another experience that I had last that Yale faculty members should idea. individual responsibility.” Are semester in regards to this matter just to allow you a glimpse of the limit themselves to honest class- It seems to me that evil has these values of no use to contem- inner dynamics of what goes on in the media. room inquiries of religion. I leave been done in the name of a variety porary American society? Are Last semester1 wrote a letter to the editor in response to an Editor’s aside Buckley’s view on the teach- of institutions. However, from this these values archaic? Moreover, View that I saw as biased. I wrote the letter on Wednesday afternoon ing of Yale faculty members vis a it does not follow that these insti- Alexis de Tocqueville once wrote to come out in the Daily the following Thursday morning. Later, on vis religion. This is because tutions are inherently evil or inca- “libertyregardsreligion... as asafe- Wednesday evening, I found out that a certain politically active Buckley discussed two issues I pable of making positive contri- guard of morality, and morality as member of the Tufs Daily had photocopied my letter and that it was must mention. First, he suggested butions to society. the best security of law and the being discussed in a meeting of the Tufts Friends of Israel the night that eventually the deriding of re- Indeed, attempts to address surest pledge of the duration of before it was supposed to be published. I had two options in this case. ligion will be actively promoted social ills have and continue to freedom.” I must be SO bold as to I could have publicized it immediately or I could have used it to my by some of the “sophisticated” originate from those involved with say that in the late 20th century advantage to squelch any propaganda that may ensue and publicize it members of society. Second, he “organized religion.” While so- America, de Tocqueville’s words later. suggested that if this happened, cial commentators express con- ring true. So I chose the latter without revealing my intent to publicize the and if the role of religion in ceits on the “irrelevance” of the What I find slightly odd is that event later on. I went to see an officer of the Tufts Friends of Israel and America were to decline, the re- institution of religion, various con- many of the critics of religion and advised that person not to let the fervor that had been reported to me sults would not be conducive to a gregations are often on the front religious values say both are less take a life of its own. People at the meeting in which my letter was well-ordered society. lines in battles to address social desirable than “moral relativism.” being prematurely discussed were getting excited about seeing their Now some4Oyearslater, I wish problems. A case in point is the Moral relativism involves the cu- name in print and calling me an antiSemite. It’s become almost lie recent effort by churches in Bos- Mahopela Peter GrifinMutharika rious idea that no standard of be- a cult right of passage. I told that officer that if any kind of propaganda ton to address youth crime and to is a senior majoring in Political havior is morally superior to an- speak to youngsters on the need SIX ANTI-SEPTIC, page 8 Science see RELIGION, page 13 for them to have a strong moral page four THE TUFTS DAILY Thursday, April 28,1994 VIEWPOINTS A view of Armenianm Deans show a lack of courage Turkish relations in their statements by Levent Aksu menian neighborsand friendswith by Professor Martin able. mitter of accumulated culture and whom they had lived in peace for Sussman and Professor The deans say that homosexual experience. We do not believe that This is in response to a fill somanyyears?Thatdoesnotseem John Kreifeldt and bisexual students bring to the the deans are unwilling to estab- page advertisement published in very logical. Tufts community the ability to lish standardsof behavior that have The Tufts Daily on April 22, I994 Let me elaborate on the rea- The deans have made their view enrich our educationalexperience an underlying basis in our loftiest about the so-called Armenian sons why the Ottomans took the ,n non-discrimination clear. We as students. This is an understate- tradition, in integrity, and moral- genocide. decision to deport the Armenians mite to register our disappoint- ment, as the deans must know that ity. Does the Armenian Society fromcertainregions.Provoked by nent in their expressed views. The therecentlesbian Wendell Phillips The deans have included bi- know that the Turks and the Arme- the external powers coupled with leans, after what must have been recipient brought enrichment in sexual behavior in the scope of nians had lived peacefully and in the quickly spreading nationalis- iurried consultation, chose to de- good measure to a Freshman Ori- their protective concerns. Inclu- perfect harmony for many centu- tic feelings among the various ry a protestation of the advocacy entation program, telling incom- sion of bisexual behavior strikes ries under the Ottoman rule before minorities after the Frenchrevolu- nd acceptance of licentious, un- ing students that in thecourse of us as damaging to the integrity of this so-called genocide is said to tion, most of the Armenians sided estrained sexual behavior. their four-year collegecareer, they their stand. Sexual orientation have taken place? Are they also with Russians when Russia de- The deans have noted that a must all open themselves to the without life-generating potential cognizant of the fact that the Otto- clared w~ on the Ottomans. Jhristian, Unitarian Universalist experience of sex with someone of is a biological and psychological mans showedutmost trust andcon- They formed armed bands such eritage no longer fully describes the same gender. Are the deans fact. It is among the variations, fidence in the Armenians? They as Hinchacks and Dashnacs, sabo- ie Tufts community. How remark- seconding that suggestion? and cruelties that Nature dispenses reached the highest p_qitioqs in taged the supply routes of the Ot- ble and encompassingagenerali- The deans have said that they in an imperfect universe. We do the Ottomans’ state mechanism toman army, and organized rebel- ation to be tossed off so casually. are opposed to regulating consen- not condemn such conditions. We and had an important, almost cru- lions behind the battle front. No ’he deans apparently believe that sual sexual behavior of students. realize they exist. cial,role in the Ottomans’ internal country would tolerate such asitu- re do not have nor can articulate But then they have the temerity to But bisexual behavior, that is, andexternal policy making. There ation in a time of war. common value system! dictate or regulate the use of drugs homogenital and heterogenital were countless numbers of Arme- So the Ottomans decided to Is there no heritage that de- by students, the use of alcohol by behavior, can make no claims to nian grand-viziers, ministers, gen- expel the Armenians from the :ribes who we are? Is the breadth students, even the use of private biological or psychological inevi- erals, judges, etc. in Ottoman his- battle zone. Unfortunately, these f the Judeo-Christian-Unitarian- automobiles; they require licenses tability. It is simply sexual promis- tory. Do YOU know that Once the deportations took place in very lniversalist heritage that limited? and parking stickers. Or, is this cuity, opportunism, and exploita- commander of the Ottoman fleet unfavorable conditions and most k, is who we are that chaotic and done not because of any act of tion. Wequestion that suchbehav- was Armenian? of the Armenians died on the way. ndefinablethatwedon’t fit under will, or sense of propriety, or inner ior brings enrichment to the cam- SO what happened? Did the There were some isolated inci- le all-encompassing, humane conviction, or need for social or- pus. Ottomans have a sudden frenzy dents and the perpetrators were tnge of that heritage? der, but only because of that which The deliberate, repeated, at- and decide to massacre their Ar- punished as mentioned in the The deans take just pride in the civil law imposes, Le., they have tempts at eliminating feelings of ticle. ict that Tufts policy predates no values but only follow orders restraint in sexual behavior inher- Levent Aksu is a visiting assistant However, this was not all. The [assachusetts State law on the dictated by the legal system? ent in a week of full-pagedancing professor and scientist from The number of Muslim Turks killed by latter of discrimination on the While the deans have noted condom ads stating “Everybody’s University of Gazi. He is working %is of sexual orientation. But that they do not expect “a single doing IT” had no effect on the in the Chemistry Department. see TURKEY,page 9 :xual orientation is not synony- standard,” the deans need to know higher sensitivities of our deans, IOUS with behavior or profligacy, that we, in our teaching, do! We and produced no individual or 1st as proclivity towards drugs or prescribe a standard of behavior. choral public comments - although Get excited about the coho1 do not make socially or We demand a standard of perfor- it deeply offended and pained stu- :If-destructive behavior accept- mance. We expect a standard of dents, staff, and faculty with tradi- de, commendable,or even toler- integrity. We expect a standard of tional religious or moral convic- no re-entry policy social responsibility, mutual sen- tions, placing them outside the by Randolph Williams III, sulted in our choosing between dartin Sussman is a professor in sitivity, and courtesy. If it is true “Everybody’s” who would dictate Dana Zakarian, and Neil two options: I)no alcohol at Fling, he ChemicalEngineering Depart- that our deans do not, then they are campus mores. No comment was Gaudion or 2) no re-entry. We opted to go nent and John Kreifeldt is a pro- abrogatingtheir responsibilitiesas forthcoming from any dean, and essor in the Mechanical Engi- teachers, and undermining the with no re-entry. Why? Because see DEANS, page 9 The Tufts Daily recently asked we feel that if you’re 21 or older leering Department. university’s purpose as the trans- the Concert Board to write an ex- you should be able to drink at the planation for the change in the concert -- you’ve earned it, man... Spring Fling social policy, so here you’re legal! Wi.11 the real Tufts stand up? it comes. But for those of you who are by Eric Pliner economic background, race, gen- Putting out more of these pub- Last year’s Spring Fling cer- still unhappy about the no re-entry der, religion and lots of other lications and running panels with tainly presented some serious policy, ask yourself this: what other Last week we endured crowded pieces. When we look at the stu- token representativesfrom certain problems. For instance,any of you concert venues allow you to: a) ning halls and a busy campus as dents on our campus, we must marginalized groups and then not who remember dancing in the pit leave and re-enter the site, and b) ,me of the possible members of recognize that most of us fit into mentioning the problem isn’t a may have fond memories of being bring in yourown alcohol (ifyou’re e Tufts class of 1998 and their more than one of the categories solution. Maybe some people in splattered with blood from a nearby of age)? Great Woods? Foxboro? uents came to hang out on The whichseemstodefineTufts:white, our university system are content drunken fight. Others of you may It’s definitely not that way at the ill. These prospective visited upper-middle class, part of a ma- with the status quo and don’t want remember going for a sliceof pizza Boston Garden. Are you starting asses, listened to panels, took jor Western religion, and liberal to see a change. But I do, and I at Hotung and being welcomed to see our point? urs and ate in the dining halls, all (in theory, anyway). think many other students here do with the fresh aroma of vomit. Bringing alcohol into Spring ith the hope of getting a picture Obviously, a college that costs too. Yes, after vomiting all over the Fling is a privilege. If everyone ‘what Tufts is really about. And over $25,000 a year and has limits What Tufts needs to do is to be floor, a person had to be taken out handled their alcohol properly last ey were fed a lie. They were fed on the financial aid available is honest. of Hotung in a wheelchair because year, we would not be in this pre- e same lie that many of us swal- going to have alittletrouble chang- If we admit openly that we are she couldn’t even stand. dicament. As stated in previous ,wed when we came to visit ing its socioeconomic diversity. uncomfortable with the situation Well, the memory that stands social policies, violations of this asses and listen to panels and And, as frustrating as such statis- as it stands, we will be better out the most in our minds was the policy will result in no future con- ke tours and eat in the dining tics may be, the percentageof black equipped to change it. Since pro- girl with the blue face, who was certs. As you can see, we have one ills. They were fed the lie of and Latino students who attend spective and their families will passed out on her stomach and this year because this was reached versity. college in the United States is not probably see the truth, why not tell choking on her vomit while her as a compromise. We cannot deny the presence even closely proportional to the it to them straight out? friends were off dancing to the But back to no re-entry. Let’s ‘a large number of different eth- number of black and Latino people Rather than say that the diver- Violent Femmes. be honest here. Most people aren’t c backgrounds at Tufts;certainly, who live in the United States. sity in our community is small but To be quite serious, that girl upsetbecausethey wanttogohome lepercentage of internationalstu- So maybeTufts isn’t any worse welcoming, we need to admit that can thank Adam Lewis, Neil and study in between the bands. :nts is testimony to this pres- than anywhere else. Maybe it is. it probably isn’t enough, but that Gaudion, and the Tufts Police for They’re going home to get plas- ice. But diversity is not only about These kinds of issues all come Tufts really is committed to chang- saving her life. Had they not found tered! And as we saw last year, that hat country we come from. It’s down to the structure of power; ing the nation and the world by her, turned her over, and cleared was a major problem (if you don’t so about how we were raised, our country -- and Tufts -- can’t be starting within our own structure. her throat, she would have died. believe us, call Lawrence Memo- id what religion we practice, and expected to change the entire na- Instead of pushing the problem Needless to say, when Lawrence rial Hospital and ask them what hat racial and cultural groups we tion. However, wecanbeexpected under the carpet, we need to bring Memorial Hospital called the Tufts they think). )me from, just to name a few. A .to change our campus. it out into the open. Police and told them that they We’re not out to create apolice niversity which defines its reli- Many Tuftoniansseem to agree would not admit any more Tufts state. That wasn’t the intention of ious breakdown as one-third that our lack of diversity is aprob- We have to make a promise to students, we realized that there the new socialpolicy. Weare, how- atholic, one-third Jewish, and lem. But perpetuating the lie that ourselves and to the future stu- was a serious problem. ever, trying to cut back on the ne-third “Protestant or other” we have been dishing out isn’t dents of Tufts to maintain our uni- This year the administration and number of alcohol-related inci- xsn’t exactly sound like a haven going to change that. People who versity in a respectable manner. the Concert Board got together to dents and have a safe and enjoy- ir diversity. look at our guidebooks and We can only hope to achieve this try to work out a way to reduce the able Fling that will kick ass over Wecan thatdiversity means other junior-year-in-high-school- respect by keeping an open mind number of alcohol-related inci- any other school’s because we’ve a range of ideas, but we have to propaganda-mailingsandreadour and being honest about some of dents at Fling. This meeting re- got Fishbone, Queen Latifa, They recognizethatourideasareshaped politically correct application the troubling realities of Tufts Might Be Giants, and Thumper. greatly by upbringing, socio- questions and then visit OUT cam- University and the people who Randolph Williams HI, Dana Soplease,try to understand where pus will undoubtedly know that compose it. Only then can we be zakarian, and Neil Gaudion are we’re coming from, and have a the rainbow of diversity which we Eric Pliner is a freshman. truly proud of our college and its eo-chairs of the Concert Board. great Fling. present isn’t a reality. commitment to diversity. Thursday, April 28,1994 page five FEATURES IAnd in conclusion ... On buying a clue in life’s market Just two days ago, 60 of 61 shots on goal were blocked by Patrick Child Study panel soothes anxieties about life after college Roy. Wow. I heard most of the game on radio (as the local channel is blocked). There was a general assessment among sportscasters, by LAURA BERNHEIM tending the meeting, showing that a child psychologist and as a athletes, fans, and coaches that the man is a god. Daily Staff Writer there were indeed jobs out there mother. He isn’t. He might be the best goalie to ever don pads and break “What am I going to do when I for people in their field. It was Rao-Monaghan also noted that teeth, but Mr. Roy, bilingual and under 30, has appendicitis. Should graduate college?” amazingto hear whatthesewomen she believed that where one goes his appendix rupture, his human- This is a question that flies in have done with their lives in such to school is important. As some- Rachel Levine ity would become all too appar- and out of the typical college a short breath of time. one who did graduate work at ent. Next to death, a man’s great- student’s brain like a 747. At some For example, Maze-Hsu, the Eliot-Pearson, she said, “I think DO they eat it Raw? ness and achievements are such point in their college careers, second to speak, graduated from when you go someplace with a tiny things. I have fre- amidst the drinking and countless the Tufts undergraduate program good reputation, it’s a bit of a step quently written about the importance contained in small things, in the trips to Faneuil Hall, students re- in 1983 and received her Masters in the door.” day to day and the minute to minute. Small decisions. Glances. alizethat they don’t exactly know degree in 1986. Now she’s practi- Of course, life is not all hunky- Ordinary occurrences. No one ever asks why I write about the trivial the road their lives are taking. cally to the child study field what dory’ immediately after graduat- when there is so much more “importance” contained within the realm This fact may make them slightly Newton was to math! ing Tufts. Starting salaries for of ideas and philosophy. I shall answer my own question. Mortality. frightened,orin somecases, com- Upon getting her teaching cer- some of these women were not as The value of our existence is created by the fact that one day our pletely horrified. After four years tificate, she worked at the Tufts high as one may have liked them existence ceases (call me existential). All the bridges built, shuttles of intensive study, they may sud- day care center and held various to be. Maze-Hsu joked that her launched, love felt, atoms magnified, compositions played, stories denly wonder, “What is it exactly part-time jobs in the child study parents scolded her for having a written, are more immortal than their creators, and at the same time, that someone majoring in English field, including a teaching job at job that paid half of what tuition at more inanimate. Immortality is a state of deadness. does, anyway?’ Lesley College. Tufts cost. Schneiderclaimedthat Though I had hoped to leave this semester on a higher note, such Well, fear not, confused When she moved to Maryland she only made $13,000 her first grim topics are quiterelevant. This morning, or rather, when you read Tuftonians, for followers of many because of her husband’s job, year. this, yesterday morning, I found out that one of my best friends, the majors have the same anxieties. Maze-Hsu received ajob with the The women also added that it sort who has been around since age ten when we both went to camp Why, even child study majors have Maryland Committee for Chil- is sometimes hard to find teaching together, has been diagnosed with multiple sclerosis. some questions as to what they are dren, which specializesinresearch jobs, and that this is a problem It was mentioned in the third to last paragraph of a three page going to do with their degrees and referral (lovingly called R&R since most child study majors , typewritten letter that mostly discussed theeccentric stateof her love besides framing them. And as a by those in the child study field). eventually get their teaching cer- life. It caught my attention far more than the fact she punched George service to them, the child study She wasoriginallyhiredasatrainer tificates. However, they assured in a state of anger. I read the same two lines about fifty times over, so center, otherwise known as Eliot- for people working in child care, that despite the small salaries, they as to assure myself I was neither hallucinating nor missing something Pearson, provided apanel on Tues- which she claimed was ideal be- loved their jobs, and it did not important. I read the same two lines about another fifty times because day featuringgraduatesof thechild cause it had “no job description.” matter that $13,000 was not much I had to let the information contained therein actually sink in to the study program. These alumni ex- She was later approached by to live on. depths of my cerebellum. plained what they do that is re- the Joseph P. Kennedy, Jr. Foun- These formerJumbos also gave Kubler-Ross named eight stages or so about death and dying that lated to the child study field, and dation, which requires all the some sound words of advice to one passes through in no specific order. Cognizance. Denial. Anger. also explained that there is life Kennedy cousins to do some sort their protegees in the child study Depression.Rationalization. Etc. As with most things psychological, after Eliot-Pearson. of work with the disabled. The department. any individual with a thimble full of common sense could have named Members of the panel included Kennedy cousin who was seated “Take as many courses as you their own eight stages and been equally correct in their assessment. I Gloria Spitainy, a psychologist, on the Maryland committee of- can,”Maze-Hsu said, because one think I experienced all eight stages in five minutes. Denise Rao-Monaghan, who fered to help design a program to should always try to learn every- I cried. Uncontrollable, hysterical sobbing. I kicked the couch and works in the departmentof health/ aide people with disabilities. thing one can. Dr. Spitainy, who my clothing on the floor and then continued crying where I stood. human services, StephanieMaze- Maze-Hsu then produced a constantly reminded the audience Incidentally,I have been told that only humans cry from grief, which Hsu, a trainer for child care spe- meaty book, longer than the Old about the importance of goals, is an apropos point. Yet, I cried from more than grief, more than the cialists, Michelle Acker, a final- Testament, describing her work told everyone to “Visualize what impending loss, I was also angry that in the scheme of all things fair year graduate student who also with this Kennedy cousin. After you want to do [in life] before you and unfair, this was a dirty trick by the Fates. No one is more imbued works with sexually abused chil- spending five years in the state of go to bed.”The dream, she added, with life and spirit than this particular friend. She’s spunky and wears dren, and Randi Schneider, who Maryland,Maze-Hsu moved back doesn’t have to be concrete, but aqua. She worked in a nuclear power plant over the summer and can works at the Child Care Resource to the Massachusetts area, where people should have a basic feeling play ‘Wight of the Bumble Bee” flawlessly on the violin. Why her? Center. she now does freelance work and of what they want and what they Why not someone who watched TV all day and beat up their kids? Each of the women spoke for flies down to George Washington love to do. I started recalling all the things we have done together We went approximately 15minutes on their University to teach courses. For any child study major, or to camp. We went to Hawaii. We went on a bike trip around Lake careers, their lives at Tufts, and All the members of the panel anyone else constantly haunted Champlain. Even stupid things, like the book of quotes she keeps anc their advice. Members of the au- cited that their experiencesat Tufts by the big question, “What am I her unicorn fetish and on and on and on. dience, which consisted mainly of helped shape their lives today. going to do when I grow up,” I just get so angry. She has so much to offer and such afuture aheac graduate students and a small Maze-Hsu said thatjobs have been Tuesday night’s panel should have of her. She doesn’t deserve to atrophy. Of course, no one deserves handful of undergraduates, were held for her for several months been successful. Hopefully, it pro- disease. But she’s special -- she really is and the world is so fortunatc theninvitedtoaskquestions tothe because of her Tufts connections. vided the students with a bit more to have her. It should have happened to me, even though that sound? panelists individually after the Dr. Spitainy added that Tufts child direction in life, and allayed any altruistic and it is easy for me to say from my position. And wha formal talk. study professors provided her with fears by those who became petri- makes me angriest is that no matter what I think or do or say, nothing The panelists provided com- a wonderful base of knowledge fied after seeing the movieReaZity is going to change anything. fort to the worried individuals at- she could use in her field, both as Bites. But, she tells me that she’s been remotivated in life and cleaned tht living room (only 10 years ago, she nearly threw me out of her housc for cleaning her room). I can hardly bring myself to walk to tht kitchen. THE TUFTS DAILY To deal with things, I’m rationalizing. Bad things happen to al people. People still live a long time with Multiple Sclerosis -- perhapi there will be a cure with all the genetic therapy currently undei development (let’s go scientists and researchers). She sounds happ] and her life -- rather, her love life -- has continued. 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The name’s Gittleman. Sol Gittleman.7 It’s a little that our beloved Provost is also leader of the Bloodhound Gang. page six THE TUFTS DAILY Thursday, April 28,1994 Band to release new CD soon GUS lin. Despite these additions, the continued from page 1 CD still manages to “preserve el- enough money for them to help ements of the signature Gus pay off the cost of making their sound,” Rosenworcel said. CD . Though the title of the CD Though they have been con- shares the name of one of the tacted by representatives from sev- album’s songs, Miller said that eral independent labels, they said “Parachute” was not what Gus that they have not yet signed with wanted to call the compilation. a company. Miller said that this “‘Parachute’ was theonly name summer is their “shopping period,” we could agree on, but it was no where they hope to be picked up one’s choice. The three of us all by one of the approximately 150 had our favorites. The top con- independent labels who are well- tenders were ‘Soleil Moonfrye,’ known, such as Caroline or Jerry ‘Gravy Man,’ and ‘Scurvy.’ I b SUEDE Disc. Miller said that signing with wanted Soleil Moonfrye, the real LEATllER an independent label leads to be- name of Punky Brewster,” Miller ing signed by a bigger label, such said. mQUECLOTlllNG NEW b OLl) as Columbia or Geffen. Though they disagreed on pos- Regardless of which label they sible titles, the band agreed on 0 OVEll 200 1’AlIl OP VlNTAGE liEVls sign on,Puruchutewill bereleased music, andrecordedinstudiostart- officially in September.Parachute i‘ g in February with their pro- d cer, Mike Denneen. Recently .- ., represents the culmination of al- most four months of work. Though a1 arded “Best Producer in Bos- 628-0046 Gus penned all of the songs on the ton” by the Boston Music Awards, CD, Rosenworcel said that the Denneen is best known for his compilation’s music “veers slightly work with AimeeMann, Letters to 69 Holland Street, SomerviIIe from the three person sound that Cleo and the Gigilo Aunts. At the Davis Squareastop Gus listeners have become accus- tomed to.” Monday night’s show will open In order to “fill out the sound” with an appearance by Jabbering for the CD, he said that “bass, Trout, an off-beat acoustic band drums and a bunch of other instru- fromBoston, andGus will take the ments” were added during the re- stage “as soon as Steven Wright is cording. The band was assisted in finished in Cohen,” Miller said. ATTENTION ALL these efforts by several Tufts stu- Officially scheduled from 10 dents, including Andy Custer on p.m. to midnight, the MacPhie electric bass, Jeff Murphy on show is free and ouen to all mem- drums, and Tom Swaffordon vio- bers of the Tufts cbmmunity. Please recycle this The Tufts Jumbo newspaper. Yearbook is looking for a New Thank you Ed itor-in-Chief to all for the 1994-95 Oxfam eaf6 Academic Year. ‘Volunteers

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Glen Sather will be using summer the National Hockey the chance to select Bonk, but the Jets’ fourth overall pick, but The Top 11 Reasons Why Baseball is Better Than Football League will actually revolve Bonk isn’t likely to be on the the Oilers’ pathetic season will board in the number two slot. The allow Sather to draft again. The 1) There are no historic football stadiums. What can compare to This impendinganivalof forwardPaul Oilers may opt to go for some Fen way Park or Yankee Stadium.. . Week in Kariya, a full season with Stepen offense, but Sather may make Phil Ayoub Veterans Stadium? I think not. Lebeau, and another year of expe- hulking defenseman Brad Brown 2) Who would want to put pads I‘ I rience for speedy Terry Yake adds the sixth pick. Smart money would Diamond in the Rough and hit other guys on a day like around Hartford, Connecticut. up to morc offense, so the Ducks havc Sather trying to trade thc ycstcrday? No,the Whalerswon’tbeplaying are likely to look for some blueline pick but failing to do so and se- 3) Football is on Sundays. You can’t skip classcs to go to a football in the Stanley Cup Finals, which help in the form of Ed Jovanovski. lecting winger Ryan Smyth, or game. Catch a nice day game in Fenway in thc spring and bag those of course will last well into the Jovanovski might be the first se- O’Neill if Hartford opts for two extended blocks. dog days of July. lection if Clarke can’t make Bonsignore. 4) The World Series has kicked the Super Bowl’s butt the last few Instead, general managers, amends with Bonk and his agent. 7. ‘Ihe Los Angeles Kings years as far as entertainment goes. And the what the hell’s with the scouts, and coaches from every Jovanovskiis alockateithernum- need players everywhere. Only Super Bowl? It is just an advertising fest. Stupid. team in the league will match ber one or number two. Wayne Gretzky, Rob Blake, and 5) There are no timeouts in baseball. The last five minutes of a wits in Insurance City for the 3. After Bonk and Jovanovski, Marty McSorely are untradeable Football game take 45 minutes. There’s none of that in baseball. annual amateur entry draft. By the draft lacks any player who is and a new wave of management 5) Scoring. You get one run or one point when you score. Who’s the virtue of a coin toss before last projected to have an immediate may sweep away a lot of veteran idiot who decided on seven? What the hell? ycar’s draft, the Florida Pan- star impact. Last year’s draft fea- players. 7) What’s better, a nice suicide squeeze or a fat-shit, 300-pound guy thers hold the coveted first pick, tured seven players who werepro- This is where thewashington jumping into the endzone from the one-yard line? while theMighty Ducks of Ana- jected to make sudden impres- Capitals come into the picture. 5) Baseball has a nice little song that is played at every game, heim will select second. sions in the league, and most did The Caps have two picks in this :verywhere, and everyone can sing along. What does football have? FloridaGM Bobby Clarkemay (expect Kariya, who played in the year’s draft -- #15 and #16. They That“dadadadaHEY!”song(actuallyit’scalledRockandRollPart or may not be the man in charge Olympics,and Niedermeyer;who also have highly-touted 2 by Gary Glitter. There was never a Part 1). of the Panthers when draft day had an average year at best). The defenseman Brendan Witt. Caps 9) Baseball people are reasonable. They don’t play the game if the comes. With that in mind, Radek other players selected were about GM DavePoile was unable to ink weather is bad. Why get injured because of rain? To prove some Bonk, a hulking center who is two years away from making the Witt toaconmct.TheCaps might stupid manliness thing? Yeah, you go out and run around and get hit currently playing in the Interna- big time. uy to move the Scott Stevens- in the snow when it’s five below. tional Hockey League, may or This year’s draft contains only lookalike, along with their two 10) Baseball has Cecil Fielder, football has the Fridge. may not be the first pick in thc two players who are thought to be first-round picks, to the Kings for 11)Thetwo-minutewaming.THETWOMINUTETIMEOUT???!!!draft. immediate stars, but there is a the seventh pick and winger Luc At 19,the Czcchcenter isprob- wholc horde of players who look Robitaille. Top 11 Reasons Why Escball is Better Than Hockey: ably the bcst playcr in the world to be only one year away from Robitaille had an off-year by who has not been drafted yet, bui making to the NHL. One of these his standards, and his age and 1) One n~ancan’l carry a baseball team through a playoff series. For that alone doesn’t guarantee that playcrs is the highest rdnking contract make him prime lrddc cxamplc, thc Bruins arc ii kiter team than the Canadiens and havc hc will be the choicc of thc Pan- T;,iiropc;ln in this ycar’s draft -- bait. The Caps can supply a po- proven it but because of the brilliance of one man, Patrick Roy, they thers. Early this season Clarke defenseman Oleg Tverdovsky. tentially star-typedefenseman and have losing. been attacked Bonk and the GM of the The Russian rearguard im- two young players to the Kings, In baseball, a pitcher only pitches two or three times a series and Las Vegas that he plays for. pressed everyone at World who need defense and many a hitter rarely carries a through a series. He can’t do much if team the as team Clarke thought it unwise for Junior Championships this past young players as possible. there’s no one on base. In baseball, the better team always wins. such a young player to be limited year and the Ottawa Senators The players available at 15 2) Baseball stadiums have no drinking and no smoking sections, to 20-25 minutes of action in the in desperate need of a quality and 16 may end up being just as while hockey a no bleeding section. are has IHL (one step below the NHL, defenseman. good as the player selected with 3) Hockey fans throw sea animals on the ice as seen by the Octopus sort of like the International 4. The Edmonton Oilers hold the seventh pick, so don’t be sur- in Detroit and the dead fish in Boston a few nights ago. One question: League of baseball fame). The the fourth pick in the draft by prised if the Kings make a trade That fish was thrown in the third period. Where did the guy keep it Panther GM would have preferred virtue of a late-season trade with with the Caps or any team that is for the first two? that Bonk see 40-45 minutes of the Winnipeg Jets. The Jets may willingtoofferthemalotof youth. 4) What’s better, catching a home run, or catching a deflected puck? action per game, like he would rcgrct trading the fourth overall Assuming that the Caps will And you can’t have a player sign a puck. have if he had opted for the pick for erratic defenseman Dave be selecting seventh, look for thcm 5) Baseball fights bcttcr than hockey fights. Therc’s nothing arc Ontario or Wcstcrn Hockcy Manson, especially if they can’t to take Brown if he is still avail- better than a good baqebrawl when the batter charges the mound. Leagucs. trade into the first round. After able. For the Caps to parlay Rcrnember the Nolan Ryan/Robin Ventura bout? When was the last The Vegas GM returned the the first 20 or so picks this draft Robitaillc (to play along sidc of mcmorablc hockey fight? Or rather, not a fight, but two guys dancing criticism by stating that the 20 looks pretty weak. Joe Juneau) and Brown with Wilt around on skates trying to take each other’s clothes off. minutes of action that Bonk was The Oilers, meanwhile, will and two first round picks would 6) What’s better, a hip check or a high heater under the chin? seeing against older competition be more than glad to utilize the be a coup for Poile. Baseball players have teeth. 7) would do more good for Bonk ex-Jets’ pick on goaltender Jamie 8. Phil Esposito has done a 8) No one actually watches the Stanley Cup finals. Who cares? than the limited ice time Panther Storr. Storr will be the only tremendous job building the They’re always between two Canadian teams anyway. Or Pittsburgh. top prospect Rob Niedermeyer goaltender taken in the firstround, Tampa Bay Lightning from ex- 9) There are no bleachers in hockey. was seeing playing in Miami. and the Oilers need a goaltender pansion nothingness to being on 10) Hockey has ties. You go pay $40 to go see a tie. Of course, the Panthers would more than Tom needs Roseanne. the vcrgc of making the playoffs I 1) Harry Caray. like to see an offensive player of Storr may not be the fourth in two short seasons. The Light- Bonk’s caliber skating around in most talented playcr in the draft, ning will definitely be looking for The Top 11 Reasons Why Baseball is Better Than Basketball: a red, black, white, yellow, blue, but the Oilers have two great a little offense and Brett Lindros etc ... sweater,butClarke’sill feel- young forwards (Jason Arnott and is mighty tempting. 1) None of those stupid long-ass shorts as seen on Arkansas and ings towards taking him may pre- Doug Weight) already with the Eric’s little brother (about two Michigan players. Someone went a little too far with those things. vent that from happening. team and a young defenseman inches shorter and thirty pounds Are they long shorts or short pants? Well, there is one other wrinkle (Nick Stadjhur) who is scheduled lighter) plays an aggressivebrand 2) No silly halftime shows like dunking Budweiser trapeze guys or in this little scenario. When to arrive next season, so the Oil- of hockey, but lacks a scorer’s iugglers. former Philadelphia Flyer team ers are definitely hoping to select touch. Esposito and Lightning 3) You can’t kick dirt at the umpire or official in basketball. PresidentJay Sniderleft theorga- Storr. If Storr makes the move to Coach Terry Crisp will gamble 4) Basketball has Shaq, a ridiculous money-making machine who nization after this season, he va- the bigs with ease, look for Glen on Lindros and hope that his pun- sares more about record contracts than championships. cated a job that former-Flyer Sather todump pricy BillRanford ishing style of hockey will Uans- 5) Michael Jordan looks much cooler in a White Sox uniform. Clarke has long coveted. in a deadline deal next season. late into many an “L goal. 6) For eccentricity and overall play, Lenny Dykstra is better than If Clarke takes the job in Philly 5. TheHartford Whalers will 9. Ahh, the Quebec Dennis Rodman. it is certain that Panther assistant be praying that the Oilers take Nordiques. After an excellent 7) If you’ve got a ten-point lead with two minutes left in basketball, Gcncral Manager Chuck Fletcher Storr, because the young W halcrs season last year, the Nordiques you can stall and run out the clock to get a cheesy win. In baseball, will jump on thc chance to add would love to lake centcriccman quickly returned to their old if you have a ten-run lead in the seventh inning, you can’t run and Bonk to an offense that netted Jeff O’Neill. Thc Whalers havc sclves. Owen Nolan’s injury and hidc. You have to face the other tcam and thcrc is no clock to hclp less than 240 goals. So with that Chris Pronger from last ycar’s Pcter Forsberg’s Olympic dreams you. in mind, hcrc is the way the draft draft and thc tradcs for Bryan ruincd what might havc been for 8)Baseball playcrs arc much morc attraclivc than baskctball playcrs. might go. A mock draft, so to Marchment, A I ex an der the Nordiques. Have you ever scen a handsome sevcn-footer?Patrick Ewing ... speak: Godynyuk, and Frantisek Kucera The oft-haplcss Nords need 9) In basketball, when thc ball goes into the stands you havc to givc shored up the blueline a little bit, hclp on the bluclinc, size up front, it back. 1. With the first pick in the 10) The home run is better than the dunk. so even if Tverdovsky is on the and a quality veteran goaltender draft theFlorida Panthers select board the Forever .400s will 11) If you’re playing a pick-up game of baseball, you can drink a beer still to aid the growth of youngster Radek Bonk. Take my word for it, go with offense. in the outfield with your friends. Try that in hoops. Jocelyn Thibault. Luckily, Pierre Bobby Clarke will probably be However, don’t be surprised if Page has his own draft pick (#9) working in Philly, and even if he the Whalers take Jason There you have it, and there is no argument. Enjoy the season and and the Flyers’ first pick (#lo) is still in sunny Florida, pressure Bonsignore. Bonsignore is pro- from the Eric Lindros trade. ;he summer and we’ll see YOU at Fenway in October. to take Bonk will certainly be jected in the top ten, but O’Neill If he doesn’t move one or both mounting as the draft approaches. is a better player at the moment - of the picks, look for thc Nords to After the Panthers’ season,Clarke - but with Bonsignore’s size the take one offensive and one defen- may try to trade the pick down for Whalers may make a move in his. a proven offensive talent and a direction. Also, Bonsignore be- sem, page 11 page eight THE TUFTS DAILY Thursday, April 28,1994

-Stopping violence can change the world I LENA continued from page 3 political terrain on which some Guinier, and Willie Horton who second largest killer of young prevention must be grounded in proponents of white and male su- don’t depict the stereotype. people of all races, ages 15-24. this perspective. images of the ghettohuban area premacy mounted theircampaigns, No one is sacred and no one is In the midst of the madness, In “creating redemptive imag- has been welfare mothers, savage and the black illegitimate baby spared from the after-destruction there is hope in redemption. I must ery” and in confronting the chal- members, and drug addicts, pros- became the child white politicians of violent culture. No matter how begin with myself to make sense lenge of resistance and creativity, titutes, dealers, pimps and and taxpayers loved to hate” bright and beautiful, upright and of this insanity and work towards I pledge to “assess where I am and wannabees. (SklarMedoff, 206). On the con- moral, athletic or articulate we may bettering my condition as well as where we are,” “I pledge to dare to The state and federal welfare- trary, black women as an enslaved aspire and become, as Malcolm X that of society. In the critically dream,” in vision and vivid color, to-workprogramsfor “young poor labor force for over 200 years have once said, we will still be framed acclaimed text, Transforming a a world with no violence, and I mothers” being toted by the always had a high labor force par- as “niggers with a Ph.D.” Rape Culture many celebrated and pledge to serve as an example on Clinton administration fails tolook ticipation rate, and because of rac- And what is the product of all talented artists write of how we “how to get there.” seriously at the realities, being that ism and sexism, a disproportion- of this stereotyping?The creation can all work towards transforming On June 11,1994, LenaDelores less than one percent of mothers ate share of low wages and pov- of a culture of violence. In 1986, the violence in our lives and creat- Bruce was brutally murdered in receiving AFDC are 15 or younger erty (SklarMedoff, 207). the homicide rate for young white ing a better, saner living world. her South End apartment the sum- and only four percent are 18 or The stereotypes of people of males in the US was twice as high In my definition, rape is not mer following her matriculationat younger. color and poor people is defined as the rate for all young men in solely relegated to the brutality Tufts University. The “babies having babies” by the worst stereotypes of the other industrialized nations. and violence of physically forced Contrary to the deliberate mis- syndrome and myth of black ma- highest-rise, lowest income The heavily advertised and le- penetration, but it is largely the representation of Lena’s investi- triarchal welfare queens are feed- projects of Chicago, New York, gal drug, alcohol, is the drug most denigration of human dignity, tol- gation, she was not a drug-ad- ing welfare backlash and misrep- and theLos Angeles ‘“hoods”with linked to violence and death in the erance, respect, courtesy and hu- dicted prostitute. Lena Delores resenting the truth. In fact, the the heaviest gang activity - and US, not “crack” or cocaine. For mility for all people deserving of Bruce was adiamond, a black gem. majority of welfare recipients are the heaviest police repression and women of all races and back- that respect. Rape, in my eyes, She graduated top of her class in White. - entertainmentinterest targeted for groundr, thegreatest threat of vio- wears the ugly face of racism, sex- electrical engineering, the first Historically,women have been capitalist consumption. lent injury and death comes from ism, class exploitation and black woman to achieve this in viewed as the breeders of poverty, The direct, in-your-face prod- so-called “domesticviolence” by homophobia because the violence many years at Tufts. criminality, and other social prob- uct of this is rampant stereotyping past or present boyfriends or of these acts strip away from the Lena Bruce was an avid poet, lems. Liberals and conservatives by all members of society about spouses, which is the leading cause marrow of life and enjoyment. active in the black sorority Delta accuse single mothers, especially certain carefully categorized of injury ro women and accounts To becounter-rapist, as Afrikan Sigma Theta, Inc., and the Na- black single mothers, of putting groups andcommunitiesofpeople. for more visits to hospital emer- writer, publisher, and educator tional Society of BlackEngineers. their children and society at risk. This is the reason why we have gency rooms than car crashes, Haki R. Madhubuti expresses, I She was a cherished friend, men- Ricki Slinger, researcher for a endured the outrageous Jim- muggings, and rapes combined. must examine my own operational tor, and student leader who cham- historical study of single mother- Crowism attackson Rodney King, Between 1987 and 1991, 481 position in systems of inequality pioned causes to eradicate both hood and race, stated that “the Anita Hill, Minister Louis people died in Boston of homi- in family, business, political, and racism and sexism by her positive bodies of black women became Farrakhan, Dee Brown, Lani cide. Nationally, homicide is the spiritual institutionsand ventures. example. As a black woman concerned Lena’s life, legacy, and memory with the violence in community, I must be remembered for all of must encourage others to be “se- those who have come before this duced by violence no more,” ac- woman, such as Kyri Kincade, cording to Bell Hooks, and while Ronald Blackburn, Lena’s soror- I’m “Comin’ To Terms” with my- ity sister AnitaGriffey, and former self as suggested by Ntozake Tufts African American Director Shange, my example will lift the Jewel1 Bell. These were great in- mighty race “Up From Brutality” dividuals who once graced this as suggestedby W.J. MusaMoore- campus and gave so much to us all. Foster only by my example. Please let us remember them Sandra Campbell states that the all with respect and fondness this goal of our speaking must be to coming weekend as we commemo- develop a new understanding that ratethe Second Annual LenaBruce violence is the resort of the Day and support the Anita Y. resourceless; that poverty, sexism, Griffeykena D. Bruce Scholar- and racism provide the seedbed ship Fund. Peace from Not An- First Session: May 25 -July 1 for its development; and that all other Sister. Second Session: July 6 - August 12 He keeps going,__ and going... ANTI-SEPTIC ’ but rather, one of equality. But I continued from page 3 wasn’t going to be handed the was to dominate the letters to the microphone, Ihad toyankit away. editor, that I was sure the Tufts And now the time has come to Register Now, community was starved to hear give it back. about one more stereotypeof cer- The public debates that have tain ethnic groups in the media. goneon duringthepastfouryears, Yes, what I said was harsh and the hatred, the allegations, the I suppose I could have said it threatening phone calls -- I would Pay nicely. Hell, I could have done it not give any of those back if I later! over dinner, but that’s not the is- could. I enjoyed my four years of sue. That night the editor involved writing and sharing my opinions called and apologized to me, thus with Tufts. I leave the Tufts com- Space in the courses of your choice can be confirming her crime. And,just to munity feeling like I have accom- put’things in perspective, it has plished something and I have you reserved with a $40 registration fee. Tuition charges been the group called the Tufts to thank for that. will be put on your Bursar account. Friends of Israel that has been criticizing the Daily for not fol- Attheend1 wouldlike tothank lowing ethical journalistic guide- you all. Thank you for loving me. - lines. Give it a rest. Thank you for hating me. Thank I came to this campus at a time you for congratulatingme. Thank New first session courses: in which the Arab community was you for criticizing me. Thank you COMP 5, Survey of Computer Science with Hypercard under attack in the media and I for putting up with my sometimes leave it with the Arab voice being convoluted metaphors. And, PSY 114,Advanced Social Psychology: Mechanisms of Ideologl the most vocal on campus. My above all, thank you for reading agenda is not one of superiority and considering what 1had to say. Register by mail or at the NSP 156: Upper-level Summer School Office, journalism clam 112 Packard Avenue. Meets: Whenever you f1ee like it Prerequisite: A sense of Please call 627-3562 humor, a pen, and some for more information integrity. Thursday, April 28,1994 THETUFTSDAILY -

The Tufts University's Arts and Entertainment Guide Tufts Daily NDER

Bidding a fond farewell to the year in arts

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with their artistic --*- mnmrr.. The Piano, an by JOHN F. McGUIRE and bias in the near unlikely CHRISTOPHER STRIPINIS future. ~~ success set in to his memory. The flick, based on Daily Editorial Board and JOSH DAVIS The Weekender The Bratde Theatre: the gorgeous the Tom Robbins book, stars his has attempted to Celebrating IO0 years ol cinematic diversity countryside of Senior Staff Writer ..---1.,--.(..---L sister Rain in her big-budget debut, .---I- I--- 11101.--.-3 -----.*---1.11- chronicle the year's Is-gg: ~~~~~~ ~~~.~~ %y:-z:: New Zealand, and will finally come out next month THAT 1-1.-u_ -.e.- YEAR BEGAN ---.---I -.-----I- events in a -.----..--I- was the most after half-a- year of delay. ----.L".-.-..L u-----. remarkable of _-..-I--.-I-- with the rebirth sometimes serious, ---...I-- Our own generation's James sometimes fluffy -----.-----.-- the bunch: Jane Dean was further glorified in the f Stephen Spiel- .-I-- e A way, as the covers Campion was highly praised The Fugitive, as berg and ended with the on this page the second Harrison Ford played yet another indicate. It is only woman ever to studly and wrongly-persecuted death of grunger Kurt -7- _--I-..- fitting, then, that the -=.____ ---.---be nominated dude. Rumor has it that he may pull --.---*-I..--.. -.--. .L-c-- Cobain, 1993-94 has year close with azii-hzz------~ _.___._for Best Direc- in the highest paycheck in movie look back at the arts ;+"-=S ---n.-_.---L_-- history for his next flick, after his L -.....=.-- been alternately remar- --*===: =:*=..-.---I tor (she would and entertainment S??-:SZE.--- -....,.- LU.,7-I-.-.-.- +-z------I- havehadagood megastardom was further inflated -----* ------, kable and mundane, highlights of 1993- shot without last year. uplifting and contro- 94, especially the LOCAL MUSIC remarkable achiev- tour de force), This year was an outstanding one VerSia1.WehadBonosayingthe ements in the film for local music musicians and fans F-word on national TV, Chevy as well as the Paquin, that -?3----- flailing at late night, Spielberg as national and local .-.1m. -- ,*. -u- 13-year-old music scenes. cutie currently FLLM featured in On average, this was the best M C I commercials, year for quality films this decade. becoming the second youngest Browsinr &ton barn and barrels of beer The year was dominated by perhaps winner of the Best Supporting the best -- and certainly the most Actress award (Tatum O'Neal was emotionally charged -- movie in 11 in Paper Moon). To make it memory, Spielberg's truly brilliant 'deuces wild,' Holly Hunter became Schindler 's List. Confounding the second non-speaking character critics who questionedthe ability of to win the Best Actress Oscar, after Hollywood's action-adventureking Marlee Matlin in Children of a to capture the emotion and horror of Lesser God. the Holocaust, Spielberg turned out On a less celebratory note, River a three-hour masterpiece that will Phoenix, John Candy, Don Ameche, be enshrined in both the historical and Dinah Shore, just to name a and artistic canons of our time. few, all died this past year. Even Spielbergearned his place among Richard Nixon, the greatest actor of the greatest of American directors them all, passed on to the great as he pulled off a remarkable duo of statehousein the sky. River Phoenix, critically acclaimed movies, as one of the few stars of lasting Schindler's List and the visually merit of his generation, deserves stunning Jurassic Park from late special consideration, and the new last year. Gus Van Zandt movie Even If Oscar looked like he was Cowgirls GetstheBZuesisdedicated THE TUFTS DAILY Thursday, April 28,1994 WEEKENDER No.. free lunch, but a bunch of .witty & pretty stars... by MATT CARSON by MICHAEL J.W. STICKINGS Senior Staff Writer Daily Editorial Board HEN WE HEARD THAT way to grad- wo YEARS AGO,THE HUGE FRENCHEPIC there was going to uationsumma Zndochine consumed American audiences W be a press cum laude, Tand won the Best Foreign Film Oscar. It zonference with the director until he loses was adull, disjointed,and thoroughly uninspiring and stars of the new film With the only copy film. Now, the French have exported Germinal, Honors, which opens of his thesis. a similarly dull, wholly inadequate film version tomorrow, we naturally It is retrieved of Emile Zola’ s classic nineteenth-century novel jumped at the chance. It’s by a feisty of the Industrial Revolution and its effects on a always nice to meet somebody homeless man poor, striking mining community in rural France. Famous. Director Alec (Pesci), who It is excruciatingly long, desperately Keshishian (pronounced strikes a deal dispassionate, and thematically simplistic. The Keshishian) and stars Brendan with him: cultural and political complexities are sacrificed Fraser, Moira (pronounced he’ll give for the sake of black and white characters. The Moira) Kelly, and Patrick back pages of good are the poor, the bad are the rich, and there Dempsey wouldbe there. Alas, the paper one is little of substance in between. the film’s biggest star, the one at a time in Indeed, the lack of ambiguity is the most and only Joe Pesci, would not. exchange for striking deficiency. The tumultuous relationship But when the publicist said the food and lodg- between disobedience and anarchism is explored conference would be at the ing. Two of only briefly and the substance is limited to the Charles Hotel on Sunday, April Monty’s conclusion that there were two prevailing 17 at 1p.m., we licked our lips housemates, remedies for social injustice in industrial France. and thought, “Yessss! Sounds the beautiful The anarchist is presented as a Lenin figure who like this will involve a free Courtney preaches the shedding of blood as a purifying lunch.” (Kelly) and agent; yet, he is quickly categorized alongside After seeing the film, some the eccentric These four collegiate types are really actors in Witl the noble strikers and ignoble opportunists. of which was shot on location Everett, hit it Honors, and we got- to dkto them, and you didn’t. At times, it is possible to see in the eyes of the in Harvard Square and on off with the hungry men and women a ferociousness that has Harvard’s campus, attending guy. The third housemate, Jeff the campus and Harvard contaminated the soul. The film should have that press conference seemed (Josh Hamilton), is just Square come through. studied the dangerous point at which barbarism like adauntingtask (especially apprehensive as all hell. Keshishian chose to do emerges out of hopelessnessand at which violence because there was no free lunch Keshishian, whose previous With Honors because he felt serves to undermine the intentions of the strike. --just the standardcompliment film was the Madonna it was a “decent coming of However, the film sides irrevocably and of coffee, tea, soda, and documentary Truth or Dare, age story.. . It doesn’t solve apologeticallywith the miners and their families, cookies and stuff). With graduated from Harvard summa any major world problems and not once manages to question the situation in Honors is pretty lightweight cum lade in 1986. His alumni put] I don’t think it set out to context. Thus, the film is a work of historical entertainment(see tomorrow’s status helped gain unprecedented do any of those things.” revisionism: the politics are clear-cut, the Daily for a review), and it access to Harvard’s campus to He wanted to follow Truth characters are cardboard figures, and the message seemed to us that there shoot WithHonors. Although they or Dare with a mainstream resonates with a distinct hollowness of purpose. wouldn’t be much more to say were not permitted to photograph film in order to get some Germinal does manage to depict the cultural about it. Director Keshishian Harvard Yard or Widener Library, experience working within and social atmosphere of village life, but the seemed to agree, calling it “the the film crew was welcomed on Hollywood’s studio system characters -- who in the opening sequence are kind of movie I would enjoy much of the campus. The location (Truth of Dare was wonderfully complex and real -- are soon flattened seeing on a Saturday night.” work enhances the film independently made with by the weight of the subject matter. To some Harvard senior Monty substantially, and the textures of extent, the loss of humanity must be attributed to see TOUGH, page III the atrocious hardships suffered by the strikers and their families; however, the monotonic repetitiveness and dulling simplicity dstract from the multi-dimensionality of the characters. Scene and Heard Yet, Germinal is still an excellent period piece. Despite the tragic weaknesses of plot, the depictions of village life are realistic and sentimental.The carnival sequence, in particular, is quite rewarding; so, too, are the early scenes in which the film introduces its major characters and their places in the dynamics of the community. The one triumph of the film is the claustrophobic cinematography of the mine sequences. The images of men, women, and children covered with black coal and glistening sweat are captivating. The descent into the mine is captured in a brilliantly compelling scene of fear and horror. The close-ups of the stern visages transmit more humanity than the rest of the film: in that one scene the Industrial Revolution is enlivened in all its agonizing inhumanity. Director Claude Berri has done well to provide a glimpse into the Industrial Revolution and rural France, but Zola’s novel is not adequately translated to the screen. The production, the direction, the cinematography,and the acting are all quite good. However, the French film industry shouldtry to make more intelligent, more personal movies. Tous les Matins du Monde, Blue, My Father’s Glory, and My Mother’s Castle are testaments to the greatness of French filmmaking. Germinal, unfortunately, is not. Thursday, April 28,1994 Page m WEEKENDER What happens next? REVIEW quality local bands wouldn’t fit here, Jam have returned to national good deal of the nation’s field of continued from page I but examples include: the Gigolo prominence with avengeance.Local vision. Snoop Doggy Dogg and Aunts, whose Wonderstuff/Suede- underground faves the Mighty Smashing Pumpkins are found alike. Perhaps more than any year in like pop album Flippin’ Out was Mighty Bosstones have opened for sitting adjacent to one another in recent memory, 1993-94 witnessed released on RCA last week; after aging local giants Aerosmith. An listeners’ music collections. U2 a veritable plethora of bands being dumped by major labels, 0 enormous new litter of underground borrowed and fused the aesthetic graduating to well-deserved national Positive and Heretix enjoyed bands have been stolen from their agendas of sonic ambience and recognition. considerable success on smaller collective crib and tossed to the techno’s mechanical nature, with Despite WFNX’s shameless just a pinch of Johnny Cash tossed march into crass commercialism in. Nirvana’s In Utero reaffirmed from their undergroundcuttingedge the validity of searing punk, tossed roots, the station’s Best Music Poll It was indeed, in the end, into regular MTV rotation between extravaganza proved to be a fairly videos by Aerosmith and Metallica. representative showcase of local a rarely boring year. Establishing a definitive talent. The poll not only revealed a description of what makes music thriving local music scene, but popular now is impossible. The showed how much that scene has local labels withHorne Sweet Head ravenous listening public as record body of what has become publicly begun to blend into the national and The Adventures Super Devil, companies scrambled to take a pre- accessible is complet- scene. Meanwhile, the following of respectively; and Powerman 5000 emptive strike at the void that \?% ely discont- week’s Boston Music Awards continue to build on their local Nirvanawouldbeleaving. Smashing inuous effectively carried that enthusiasm. prominence with their hard-hitting Pumpkins, finally free of their ~ Just a sampling of local ,et,, raphip-hop sound. “they’ll-be-huge-someday” cage success With the recent demise of the that critics have locked them in, Causeway club and the threat of surged forward to claim the position :> r closing now faced by T.T. the and national attention formerly c&$$$@,& Bear’s, we can only hope that the held only by bands like Guns N’ $$$*pz?i local scene continues to thrive. Roses. +=“%-%%+--Q,*y“*.“L”.”-’” The rise of bands that under A*=? w:4 **-,.+.;\- 7 A continuation of the previous conditions would $&$Zy& mainstream/underground never have mustered up any inversion process possibly kind of public support is a &y4 begun with the invention of remarkable shift in the >xz&+w::#$j,j~~ ~~ . Lollapalooza, the past year has listening public’s been a hotbed of musical musical consensus. Is activity. What has developed it a long-overdue is practically a free-for-all opening of the of longtime musical average listener’s mind to new styles of music, or W is it a rush to jump onto the bandwagon on a 7 Despite claims of the massive scale? Regardless of passing of the Seattle how these changes are observed, labels now the result is a wildly diverse range Soundgardenand Pearl of bands that inexplicably share-a unenviable Position of having to predict - what happens next? Kelly’s a in person Southby fox Southwest music conference in TOUGH good conversationalists,” she says. Buscemi and he plays agrunge band Austin, the ultra-likable Letters to continued from page II She graduated from Marymount trying to scrape together a record Cleo strutted their stuff before quite College in New York City three deal in Hollywood. Directed by a few interested major-label A&R Madonna’s money). “I wanted to years ago, and was impressed with MichaelLehman(Heathers,Hudson types. Riding high on the success of open the Hollywood door not Harvard kids. They had “a lot more Hawk), the film also stars Joe their debut Aurora Gory Alice, the necessarily because I wanted to stay motivation to do well” than she and Mantegna. band also cleaned house at both the there, but so I could go in and out.” her fellow Marymount students. When Patrick Dempsey entered ‘FNX poll awards and the Boston At the moment, he has stepped out, She says her next project is a the room, he noticed the scrawl on Music Awards. and is currently looking into “gritty” film called Little Odessa, the pad -- “Did Brendan do that?” Another participant in the Austin independent projects, including a with Tim Roth, about the Russian Both Keshishian and Kelly festival, Morphine continued to gain biopic of the poet Hart Crane. mafia in Brighton Beach. After that, mentioned that Dempsey had quite national notoriety as their album Next;’Moira Kelly was ushered she says, “I’d like to get back to the a good time during his stay at Cure for Pain introduced new into the room. On film, she is quite stage.” She is working on a Harvard. His role in the film was audiences to the guitarless trio’s beautiful. In person, she’s afox. As children’s theater piece, as well as relatively small, which he translates jazzy blend of two-string bass, Keshishian was leaving, Kelly piped some children’s books. to “a lot of free time ... I came in late drums, and alto sax. up, “Mr. Keshishian, how did you Brendan Fraser was next. He’s a several times.”The star of Although not technically from discover that actress Moira Kelly?’ big guy -- 6’4” or so, and his hair Mobsters, Can’t Buy Me Love and Boston, Providence’s Belly proved Replied Keshishian, “In a mall.” was perfect. Throughout the Loverboy passed much of his free to be an apt vehicle for former She actually found her way into interview, he scribbled and traced time on the set reading. He’s a Throwing Muse Tanya Donelly’s film by way of musical theater (a the outline of his water glass on one Hemingway fan. Throughout the musical talent, as the band enjoyed trained operatic soprano, she ’also of the Charles Hotel pads on the interview, the friendly actor laughed MTV’s blessing and quite a bit of plays violin, drums, and flute). table. Heknew he wanted to doWith andjoked,calling the fleet of college airplay for “Gepetto” and other Movies, she says, were a fluke. She Honors after reading only half the journalists assembled before him a bubblegum pop hits. made her screen debut at age 23, script. The opportunity to work with “tough crowd.” He asked several Meanwhile, the Breeders (who playinga 12year-oldmentalpatient Joe Pesci was a factor, and also, it questions of his own. played host to a one-album stint in something called The Boy Who “mirroredmany of mis] experiences “You all look really, really with Donelly) launchedhstSplash Cried Bitch. She has also appeared in school.” serious,” he said. Turning his last year to find their much-played in The Cutting Edge, Chaplin, and Fraser’s other role include the attention to us, he smiled and single “Cannonball” perched Twin Peaks: Fire Walk With Me. title role in Encino Man (“wearing inquired, “What’s your deal?’ comfortably at number one on She and the rest of the cast spent leatherunderwearandeatingfrogs”) We’re just a little hung over is WFNX’s self-indulgent list of a couple weeks hanging out around and School Ties. Next up for Fraser all. And we had been hoping for a 1993’s top songs. Harvard, getting a feel for the is Airheads, which should be out freelunch. The list of lesser-known, but campus and the students. “They’re this summer. Adam Sandler, Steve pag!EIV THETUFTSDAILY Thursday, April 28,1994 1 guitar favorite Jimmy Thackery Nuns, and Apocalypse Theatre. onThursday andrunsthroughMay cludes Rembrandt, Raphael, and and the Drivers. Davis Sq.s Call 19+ and $7. In the balcony: 12. 12 Holyoke St., Sq., Matisse, and a really coo1 court- Voodo Harvard 776-2004 for info. Heaven. 528 Corn. Ave., 536- 547-8300 yard. Open Tues. - Sun., 11 a.m. - 2750. 5 p.m.; call 566-1401 for more ‘LOCAL186 ICA information. 2 Palace Road (across from the MFA). Concerts Meatmen with The Queers, THETAM Coyote Theatre presents Sam HOUSEOF BLUES 6L6, and Razorwire. Memphis Rockabilly. 1648 Shepard’s Mad Dog Blues, the Doyle Bramhall rocks the blue 186 Harvard Ave. in Allston. Call Beacon St., Brookline. 277-0982. story of “tworock-and-rollers and MUSEUMOF FINEARTS house for two nights. 351-2680 for more info. an eclectic entourage” on a search Painting the Maya Universe: 96 Winthrop St., Harvard, 491- T.T. THE BEAR’S for hidden treasure. Runs through Royal Ceramics of the Classic BLUE. THEMIDDLE EAST BlackandGrey, TheFeldmans, May 8.955 Boylston St., Boston. Period offers the enthusiast over 695-0659. 100 ceramic vessels and other Downstairs: Urban Blight, Quiet Ones, Green Factory, Nev- as- sorted oddities through June 26. Groovasaurus, and Baboon ermore, and Bald Guys. 10 JOHNNY D’s Closing: The Label Show: Heart. Upstairs: MickMondo,The Brookline St. in Cambridge, 492- LOEBDRAMA CENTER All the way from England, Ri- Contemporary Art and the Mu- chard Sinclair. 17 Holland St., Barnies, Speed Queen, and The BEAR. Opening: The Harvard- Radcliffe Dramatic Club presents seum showcases 20 works from Davis Sq. Borg. (19+, $6). 472 Mass. Ave., the permanent contemporary ex- Central Sq. 497-0576. Philip Barry’s The Phiuelphia WESTERNFRONT - Story, the hilarious story of a “phi- hibits, including pieces by Once again, New Horizon. 343 LOCAL186 landering father, a nosy newspa- Mapplethorpe, Kiefer, Lawler, PARADISE in Danny Tucker. 186 Harvard Ave. perman,and a Suave ex-husban#? Poons, and others; through May An evenimg with The Brian 492-7772 for more info. 1. inAllston. Call351-2680formore who frequently pester and occa- Setzer Orchestra featuring Brian info. sionally fall in love with 1930s Running through June 19,Early Setzer and his rockin’ 17 piece socialite Tracy Lord. Runs through 20th-Century Prints: Picasso to big band. 7 p.m. show. 967.Comm Apr. 30 and May 5-7. 64 Brattle Johns, features prints by Matisse MIDDLEEAST Ave., 351-2526. and others. m. St., Harvard Sq. Call 496-3030 Downstairs :Chuck,Rebels Be African and Oceanic Sculp- 1 heatre for more info. Phuncky, Rippopotamus,DrekDu ture: Treasures from a Private Boys. Upstairs: MetroRage Ware- THERAT BOSTONBAKED Collection presents sculptures, house, Fat Day, Wighat, TopDead Voodoo Dollswith Digger, The NEWREPERTORY Timmies, and The Shovels. 528 THEATRE masks, and other works from cen- Center. (19+, $6).472Mass.Ave., tral Africa, New Guinea, Central Sq. 497-0576. Comm. Ave, 536-2750. Jurassic Parking, a comedy THEATRE revue tackling anything frompoli- Z Hate Hamlet features rising Melanesia, and Polynesia. Runs tics to parking in Boston, runs star Andrew Rally as he attempts through Jul. 3. Call 267-9300 for OLDCAMBRIDGE THE TAM jadefinitel-v. Student discounts details on all exhibits; admission Language featuring to decide between aprofitable TY BAPTISTCHURCH available. 255 Elm Street, Davis career or portraying Hamlet. Ends to the museum is free with a Tufts Ray Green. 1648 Beacon St‘ in Square. Call 628-9575 for more May 29. 54 Lincoln St., Newton ID. “Voices for the Earth” presents Brookline. 277-0982. an evening of music and discus- info andshowtimes. Highlands. 332-1646. sion with local artist Sarah Stockwell and singerlsongwriter T.T. THE BEAR’S BOSTONPARK PLAZA NEWTHEATRE Deth Muffin and a CD Casey Neill. 7 p.m. Donation $5- The Broadway hit Forever The New Theatre troupe - party for Jigsaws* 10. 1151 Mass Ave. phgisin Boston for an indefinite presentJune in White, local play- and Bang. lo (and, as far as we can see, infinite) wright BarbaraBlumenthal’scom- SCIENCE PARADISE St*in 492-BEAR. run at the park Plaza. Call 357- edy about aman trying to assemble In the Mugar Omni Theater: God Street Wine with G Love 8384 for info. “his less-than-perfect family for Sharks shows a bunch of sharks. and Special Sauce 967 Comm WESTERNFRONT the perfect wedding portrait. Runs The Globe said it was cool. Tick- Ave., 351-2526. through May 8 at the First and ets $7. Laser shows at the Planeterium nightandsat. 343 Western Ave. in pump Boys and Dineftes, a Second Church Theatre. 66 include “Lollapalaser” and trib- Cambridge, 492-7772. joint production by the Charles Marlborough St., Boston. 247- THERAT 7388. ute shows to the music of Black Salad, Sexploitation, Plyahouse and the Lyric Stage, is Aerosmith, Ledzeppelin andpink Turbulent Daughters, and Eleva- an entertaining amalgamation of Floyd. Tickets are $6. 2 1 songs, from rock to country to NEWURYSTREET tor Drops. 528 Commenwealth ~ -~ Call 723-2500 for info. Ave., 536-2750. blues. A Tony nominee for Best THEATRE Concerts Musical, the show runs indefi- nitely. 76 Warrenton St., Boston. Tangled up in Blue, a timely AXIS parody of Bob Dylan’s selling his Films SYMPHONYHALL 426-6912. Conductor Bernard Haitink, CD release party for Gigolo music for commercials to a cut- BRATTLETHEATER soprano lane Eaglen, and tenor Ants, pre-X * Night show. throat ad agency, runs every Boston International Featival Rene Kollojoin the Boston Sym- Landsdowne St. Call 262-2437 C~RLEsToWN Thus.-Sat. until May 7. 8 p.m., of Women’s Cinema, tuns through .- phony Orchestra for evening per- for more info. WORKINGTHEATRE $7, Thursday discounts available. May 2. Harvard Square, 876- formances of Act III of Wagner’s Opening: The Charlestown 565 Boylston St., 267-5929. 6837. “Gotterdammerung” tonight, Fri- JOHNNYD’s Working Theatre and The Outlaw day, and Saturday. Tickets $20- Barrence Whitfield & the Sav- Dancemheatre Co. present Larry ASSEMBLYSQUARE 54.301 Mass Ave. 266-1492. ages. Davis Sq. Call 776-2004 for McCarthy’s Marry Me You Dick, Museums No Escape; The Favor; PCU; info. with music by Ray Charles, Elmer WthHonors; You So Crazy; Chas- THETAM Bernstein, The Lounge Lizards, ICA ers; Brainscan; Bad Girls; The City This and Blue Eyed Soul. andBadManners.Ticiets$10 for Opening: The Institute for Paper; Naked Gun 33 1/3; Three- LOCAL186 Contemporary Art hosts another 1648 Beacon St., Brookline, 277- Poi Dog, Pondering and Syd students. Somerville. Call 242- some; Four Weddings and a Fu- 3285 for reservations. hit-or-miss modem art extrava- 0982. Straw. 186 Harvard Ave. in neral; Serial Mom; Surviving the ganza, this time a look at public Game; 02:Mighty Ducks 2. Call Allston. Call 35 1-2680 for more like community murals and info. art 628-7000; all shows start Friday. T.T. THE BEAR’S DANCECOMPLEX landfill parks. Public Interven- Pods, Atlas Shrugged Heavens to Closing: Daena Giardella’s tions, with works from40interna- Murgatroid, andStandingonEarth THEMIDDLE EAST improv dance and comedy is a tional artists, opened yesterday FRESHPOND . 10 Brookline St. in Cambridge, Upstairs: 7 Seconds, Lifetime, multi-character one-woman show. and runs through July 17. $3 for No Escape; Chasers; Sirens; 536Mass. Ave. in Central Square, 492-BEAR. and Bouncing Souls (1-5 pm.,all students, closed Mon. and Tue., PCU; Bad Girls; You So Crazy; $15,8 p.m., runs Friday and Sat- 955 Bolyston St., 266-5152 for Brain Scan; The Favor; Serial urday, 497-7070. info. Mom; Schindler’s List; The Pa- per; Mighty Ducks 2; Naked Gun HASTYPUDDING 33 1/3. Call 661-2099 for ISABELLASTEWART’ showtimes; all shows start Friday. THEATRE GARDNERMUSEUM Hot’n’Throbbing deals with Through Aug. 14: Isabella pornography and domestic abuse LOEWSNICKELODEON Stewart Gardner: The Womanand Germinal; Backbeat; in its depiction of a woman sepa- the Myth displays vintage letters, Jamon Lansdowne St. 262-2437 rated from an alchoholic and abu- Jamon; Belle Epoque; Sirens. 606 photographs and other memora- Comm.Ave.,424-1500;all shows THE RAT sive husband. Part of the ART bilia of the late Ms. Gardner. start Friday. JOHNNY Check out Vanilla Train New Stages ‘94 series, the play, In addition, the museum houses Ds written by PaulaVoge1,premieres Go down to Davis and hear wreck With Bulkhead, Flyings an extensive collection that in- Thursday, April 28,1994 THE TUFTS DAILY page nine

You are cordially invited to a luncheon for: An analvsisY of 'hrkish policy TURKEY continued from page 4 high ranking officials of both coun- tries to explore such a possibility Archaeology Majors, Roman and Greek Archaeology the armed Armenian bands during since bothcountries,but especially Minors, Prospective Majors and Minors, the turmoil prevailing in Eastern Armenia, have so much to gain and The Archaeology Faculty Advisory Committee Anotolia was not less than two from such a development. Miriam S. Balmuth, Director million. In other words, if there However, the Turkish govern- was any crime committed, it was ment has taken a fmstance that not one-sided. If this was a geno- the Armenians should withdraw Tuesday, May 3, 1994 12:OO p.m. cide, it certainly was a strange one from the land they occupied be- Eaton Hall, Room 333 in which the number of so-called foreany progressis made. Turkish killers who died was more than the government is trying very hard to Presentations by: victims (the number of Armenians establish cooperation among the who lost their lives during this countries in the region. They Joanne Berube period is claimed to be 1.5 mil- played an important rol€ in the lion). establishment of the Black Sea (Winner of the Archaeology Recognition Award) When it comes to blockading Economic Community (of which Armenia, this is not completely Armenia is also a member). "Roman Concrete Construction: Architectural Archetypes" true either. Turkey was the first So, blaming the Turkishpeople country to respond when Armenia for something which is said to appealed for food last winter and have taken place nearly one hun- and provided every support possible dred years ago based upon one- for the safe transportation of hu- sided and biased historical data Andrew Lowerre manitarian aid. However, it is true will do nothing but harm the frag- (Winner of the Marianne Witherby Prize in Archaeology) that Turkidigocernment is impos- ile, but very important, relations ing an arms blockade on Armenia between Turkey and Armenia. "Symon's Castle and Castle Building on the Welsh Border" since 25 percent of the land of its Isn't it high time we forgot our brother country Azerbaijan is un- nearly century-old grievances and RSW: Please call 627-3213 der Armenian occupation. planted the seeds of friendship? The Turkish government de- clared many times that they were ready to pave the way for estab- lishing everlastingand friendly ties between both countries. In addi- tion, there were bilateral visits of Deans erred DEANS continued from page 4

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Peotde must have open minds when dealing with religion - t RELIC~ON ifwe wish to stem the tide of social continued from page 3 they are at it, they should also pointed out that Aristotle identi- have felt their oats and amused study American history. Perhaps disorder. Although there are many fied character as "consisting of themselves. I agree that many of other. Many moral relativists as- then they might not take issue with factors which contribute to social certain values: reliability, resil- those who are intent on discredit- sert that morality is a matter of the view that religion clearly is disorder in America, isit a coinci- ience, integrity, wholeness, and a ing religion are, indeed, compe- personal opinion and therefore and has been necessary to the Re- dence that the increase in such steadiness of disposition." Reli- tent. However, weknowthatcom- there can be no consensus on the public in a variety of ways. disorder has also corresponded gion is one of the proven, albeit petence makes the trains run on morality of actions. Iagree that Furthermore, a recent incen- with the attempts to diminish the not the only ways, of instilling time. Many of those opposing re- 100 percent of the people in tive editorial in The Wall Street influence of religion in society? these values in people. ligion are myopic with respect to America may not agree on the Journal discussed the nexus be- We mustn't forget that those their viewofthe benefitofreligion morality of certain actions. How- tween religion and social stability who have deep religious faith of- Those who have been on a CN- to America. If one has a broader ever, Iwould suspect that amongst in America. Clearly, social stabil- ten credit it for giving them the sade for the last 30 years to dimin- field of vision one isable to see the American people, one will find a ity ispromoted inavariety of ways strength needed to accomplish ish the role of religion in America benefit of religion to the Republic. high degree of consensus on the inou&ountry. However, itis some- strenuous academic and work re- morality or lack of morality of what strange not to think that reli- lated tasks. Many of these people certain actions. Therefore, it is gion, which is one of the major cite their faith as the source of "I speak for the trees for the possible for there to be general institutions in America, does not their values and as the reason why agreement on moral questions in play some role inincreasing social they decide to behave properly trees have America. Moral relativism is stability in our nation. The Wall and live an orderly life. Some of ## hardly preferable to religion and Street Journal isn't the only source these religious people often point no tongues. religious values. of support for the idea that reli- to early involvementwith religion Moreover, I suggest those who gion is an important cog in the as one of the factors which con- -- The Lorax, Dr. 5eu55 wish to diminish the influence of wheel of our nation. tributed to their unwillingness to religion in society had best care- People of all political philoso- misbehave and engage incriminal fully examine contemporary po- phies are realizing that religion activity. (Recycle me, baby!) litical and social matters. While must olav a vital role in our nation Remember that it has been IlClassifieds Classified! Classifieds Classifieds Classifieds 'lassifieds Why live In a dorm??!!. Apply to live in tp Aris House! A Medford Bed & Breakfast 5.3-4 days per week. flexible days come lie w/3 great women In an Pick up an application for neXl yW Elegant, warm 8 homey. Less than #27-7495 amazing apt on College Ave. Wanna to live in a cooperative environment and hours. Salary $7-10hr. Call how more? Call Erin at 627-7536. a mile from campus. Breakfast incl. Dollie 646-4261. that supports 8 participates in the Sinole: t50/nioht. $275 weekly. Seniorfund ratflel Lost: pair of cheap wngbs8es ARTS11 Call ~2909lor detailsorstop The tickets have been drawn, the wed or Thurs) Very sentimental: .n SUMMER SUBLET" by 37 Sawyer Ave. Double: $6O/night,$325weekly.Bill DO YOU LOVE MUSIC? winners called, except you1 It the Needsomethingmellowtodo Friday ly grandmother gave them to me Large 4 bedroom apt on College or Linda at 396-0983. holders of tickets 0101, 0424, and elore she died. Please return foi Ave. Opposite track, wing. big nights? Midnight Cab is looking for 0309dO not call Wes at 627-3869 by leadership lor next year. Call Jusitn award. Call Chuck, 629-8435. khdren, very well kept. miSonable mRESUMESm Fri at 5pm. they void all claims. rate available, JuneAug.. call Rick CALL NOW- DON'T MISS LASER TYPESET. $25.00 396- at 395-381 6. Walk lo Tufts- 3 quiet, safe, mod - Lots: 3 keys on a kayring or Rob 627-71 58. 1124. Impressive Laser Typeset Bono? Axl? Whltney Houston? hat says 'Jennifel". It found, pk 011 apts in same house. 2- 3Wrm apts, Resumes, featuring computer stor- Alaska Fisheries Summer 1- 2Wrm apt. Can take 2,3. or 6 No thank you. We are seeking a 1255763. NEEDED: A MIGHTY GOOD age for Mure updating. Your choice Henry Rollins, a Meiallica, Helmet, Employment COMAPNION students. June 1. Nice yardktor- 01 typestyles including bold, italics. Earn up lo $15,000 this summer in age. $275-325 each. No Fees. Call Pantera-esquevocalist. We want to canaries, processors, etc. Male/ Ilost a ring on the Quad bullets, etc. on Strathmore paper. jam, write music 8 perform Once in Fri Apr22. It'sagoldenlamilyrin( owner. 862-4885 Have your cover letters done by us temale. Neexper. necassary. Rood during reading period 8 more Over boardfiravel ohen provided. Guar- ulblue VB initials. Ioffer a reward, lo match your resumel One day summer. Please call Brian (395 anteed success! (919)929-4398 eally appreaate if you call me a serviceavail.5min fmmTufts. (Mem- 8838) or Jason (629-9342.) i25-8725. Thank you. My name it ber of PARW: Professional Assoc. xA282. lidoria Bom. SUMMER SUBLET (June 1- Aug of Resume Writers. Cali for FREE Summer babysitter 31) F/M Services Resume/Cover Leller Guidelines.) $6hr. M-F 8-10 or 11 am. More Travel Abroad and Work Huae room w/furniture rrV. fridae Make up lo$2OOO-4ooo+/mo teach- Lost: Sony sport. Walkman II Also, word processing or typing 01 hoursavail ildesired.Will meet your ,as atape init w/.ApriI 1994'wriller maitress. 8 more). 1 '1/2 bat&.: ing basic conversational English in SUPPLIES student papers, grad school appli- schedule. 2 boys (985) easy locare in it. Great sentimental value fo washerklryer. 7m walk lo T. 5m cations, personalstatements, these, Japan, Taiwan, or S. Korea. No for, but must enjoy interactive play, teaching background or Asian lan- mth. Call 6298977 or leave it a walk lo Tuhs. Safe/ quiet/ sunny multiole letters. tams transcribed. computers 8 books. Car desirable ~i~~~~~)~~~~~~~~guages required. Forinlotmationcall: :ampus Ctr info booth- please! Nc area; parking. only$250/mo. job, any distance. Call 643-5723 or laseiprinting,fixsirvice. etc. CALL but not necessary. Loc 1.5 miles Pleasecall Charlie6251912. (206)632-1146 xJ5035. luestions asked. Reward. by our new office at 1208 FRANCES AT 396-1 124. AAA RE- hom Tufts. Preler Child Study stu- Broadway. Somerville. SUME SERVICE. dent but not req. Call 486-8691 be- Ilost my black backpack 4 RM fore 9:30pm. SUMMER JOBS Telefund is now hiring callers lor n Dewick It contains an orang1 Washerldryer, storage, exc. cond., GRAD SCHOOL APPLICATIONS iotebook 8 black binder- my 8775hnonlh. Electric Ave., Som. GREpLSAT1 Only summer employment. Eam $6-$10 who11 $250 EXPERTLY TYPED Are you working in NY next iemesterl Iam desperate. If found 628-2282. (Law, Medical, Business.) "'396- year? an hour. Will hire first 50 students to at the Olin Center we offer complete apply. Apply in person, 2nd floor. dl 629-8971. test preparation at a price you can i124"'. Are your grad school appli- So am I. 8 probably many others. I SEPT. RENTAL cations piled high on yourdesk? Are Packard Hall. lst floor2tamily house, bedroom, afford. Call for free info, 247-3033. am compiling alit of Tuhsstudenls you wondenng how you're going lo working in NY nexl year. I will make hardwood floors. Porch, rehigera- fit all your info in those tiny spaces? Help Wnated tor, washldry. 775 Eledric Ave. 1 EURAILPASSES!! it avail lor lree to anyone who wants Are you concerned where you'll find it. Call 623-1804 lo be on the list. Tuftsfamilyseeks part-timechildcare the time to do it all before the dead- for 3 year old boy in Lexington this sage, 628-2282. summer. 15-20 hourslweek begin- General Join the International Backbackers lines? Is your personal statement 8 CRUISE SHIPS HIRING resume prolessionally typeset 8 la- Earn up lo $2,000+/mo. on Cruise ning at June 15. Experience pre SPLIT A SUMMER LEASE Wm Union. Call for free brochure. 1800- bed, references required. Call 313-PACK. ser printed on high quality paper in a Ships or Land-Tour companies. Notices h€l! typestyle that's attractive7 No need Worldtravel. Summer 8 FT employ- linda or Steve at 628-1313. I'm going to be living near Tufts fra to (ret-CALL FRAN AT 396-1 124, a Junel-June31 andneedsomeon INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS mentavailable. Noexp. nec. For info Bullding Manager Applications DV-1 Greencard Program. Spon- specialist in making your applica- cail l-206-634-0466 exl. C5035. to live in my room lrom July- Aug 3' tions, personalstatement.8 resume are due in the office of Student If interestedcallJadcieat629-7941 sored by U.S. Immigration. Activities by Friday April 29. Fall Greencards provide U.S. permanent as appealing as possible. National Health Oriented Company has openings avail. in semester.couraged to1994. apply. Work Study en- *GREAT DEAL- resident status. Citizens from al- "PING & WORD Marketing. Advertising 8 Display for Iroom available in a large house It most ail countries are allowed. For PROCESSING SERVICE'* college students. Can earn summer sublet. Only $2001 W/C more info 8 lorms: New Era Legal $300+/ 396-1 124. Student papers, theses. wk. majors considered. no exp. Kitchen. bath, sunroom, porct Services, 20231 Stagg St.. Canoga All Wanted Calling All Artists! Park, CA 91306. Tel:(818) 772- grad school applications. personal nec. ($1,2Oo/mo based on display Bromfield Road near Powderhow statements, tape transcription. re We have GalIerylPerlormance and campus. Call Kathy @ 391 7168; (818)998-4425, Monday-Sun- setups. Call (617)891-1233 Man.- Space lor you1 Contad the Arts day: loam-llpm. sumes, graduate/faculty projects. Fri. 9-5. 8461. mukipleletters,AMCAS toms Thor- House, 37 Sawyer Ave, ~2908. ough knowledge of APA. MLA 8 AA Cruise 6 Travel Spring '05 Sublet Europe Only $160 Healthy Men Needed Coast to coast-$129. CarbMex- Chicago Manuals of Style. All docu- Employment Guide One Bedroom in 4 bedroom api ments are Laser Printed 8 spell- as sperm donors. Help others and Behind Wren Hall. $250/mo. ava $189. AIRHITCH (617)254-2819. Earn big $$$ and travel the world earn up lo $105kk. All ethnicities Call for program descriptions1 checked using WordPertect 5.1 free@ (Caribbean, Europe, Hawaii, Spring Fling '04 tlcket ?ab, Jan 1 - June 1. Call Aaron at 6% Reasonablerates. Quickturnaround. needed. Call to see if you qualify: lo1?-Thurs11:30-5:3Opm,Fn11:34 9861 Asia!) Hurry busy spring and sum- RESUMES! Sewing Tuhs students 8 faculty tor merseasons approaching. Freestu- 497-8646. Calilornia Cryobank, pm. After Fri, Sat mom you must 1Oyrs. 5min homTufts. CALL FRAN Cambridge aY. GREAT SUMMER SUBLET Oncampus consultation 8 highqual- dent travel club membership ity laser printed resumes: $25. We'll AT 396-1124. (Member of NASS- Call (919)929-4398 x c286. 1 bedroom avalable in a 3 bedmon National Association at Secretarial WORKOUT BUDDY OR Come to the Crafts Center apartment. In good condition and ii taketimetodiscussand design your Services.) AAA WORD PROCESS- ALASKA SUHR EXERCISE TRAINER create something lunky. The am- a nice neighborhood. Rent is lot unique resume. Personalized ser- Young busy malepofessionalse8ks iris open Sun-Thurs 7-10, Fri 14. vice to put you on track lo a great ING. EMPLOYMENT and negot. Call Sarah at 62943% college athlete or exercise trainer lo on the side of Lewis Hall. career! Amy 8 Co.: 241 -9711, Earn up to $8Mx)+ in 2 months. oc help to lose 201bs. and tone up. iNTERNATlONAL STUDENTS Room and boardl Transportation! Cheap Summer Sublet DV-1 Greencard Pmgram. Spon- Three times a week in Brookline. Cakes, flowere, balloons GreatLocation-Acrossfmmfletche Professional Resume Sewice Male or female. No experience nec- Only$16.Termpapers,thesesetc. sored by the US Immigration Dept. essary. Ca11(206)5454155xA5035. Hourly wage negotiable. Call Or. delivered Field. 4 roomsavail, $25C+UtilsNeg Greencards provide permanent resi- Habib Hassan at (617) 739-5111 n sale at the Rez- cakes, flowers, Call Adam 628-1838. Laser Drinted and soell-checked. at Quick turnaround. Onkampus con- dent status. Citizens 01 almost all Free Room end Board evenings or leave message. alloons 8 packages for all occa- countries are allowed lo take part. ions delivered to Tuhs students 8 sultation possible. Serving Tufts. In exchange.for babysillinghouse- iculty. Stop by the Rez or call TSR (617)483-3274. Tourists. illegals. may apply wher- hold chores in private homes close SUMMER SUBLET ever they live. For info: Era I x3224 lor more info. 62 Powderhouse. Two 4 bedmon New to tufts. Call now lor tall placement. Legal Services. 20231 Stagg St. Summer placements also available. apls, W/D. very nice. Call Chris a ALL TYPES Feeling the pressure? Word Processing Service. 100Adis- Canoga Park, CA. 91306. The Student Housing Exchange. 629-7823 or Bjom at 776-141 1. Tel:(818)9984425;(818)882-9681. ake a stress break! Anend a relax- count on all your typing needs. 277-6420. Lost & tion workshop lrom 4-5:30pm on LARGE AND SMALL APTS Please call: Judy McLaughlin 26 at Ed Pro- (61 7)846-0549. EUROPE THIS SUMMER? CHILD CARE WANTED ues, Apr the Health AVAILABLE fly-only $1691 California-$l29 ea ram, 55 Talbot. Within walking distance to campus Responsible nonsmokingperson to Found MEDIA INTERNSHIPS way! Now1 CaribbeanlMexican provide care in Arlington home lor 3 Rents are aiways reasonable. Cal Coast-$l89 r/t No gimmicks-no Please join day or night 6257530. Ask fo, Interested in asummer or fall media childrenonTuesdaysandthursdays hitches1 fly now1 AIRTECH 1-800- lrom 8:15-5:15. Commitment le Acquaintance Rape SurviVors CamilloorLina.Good Condition. ot internship lor academic credit? It's ;upport Group. Tuesdays 9:30pm not loo late1 Internships for credit 326-2009. needed. Driving required. Refer- BROWN CATHART VEST campus living is the best. 1 the Women's Center, 55 Talbot. are possible in radio, TV. newspa- ences. Start July. Call 641-2085 Lost during Amnesty concert on Fri- pers, magazines,advertising, public before 9pm. day 22nd. Call Tim 629-8692 Somewille, Tufts U area at ill Medford Meitees (volunteers) 5 Wrm. separate Wdin rms, w/d relations, tilm production. Call Su- , san Eisenhauer at Communication Reliable, Lovlng Person Found bracelet ;hiflsignup meeting on Wed 4/27 at newlv painted. avail SeDt 1. ti 350 :30 in Braker 1 (also 4/28 if I'I€%] II + Media Studies, x 2007. ASAP. Sought lor inlant(4 mos) care up lo in Carmichael lounge. Describe it B 2+~rm,garage8off-st'pkg,walktc ;hiHs first come, lrst serve, sc 2 daysiweek in Winchester home, own Call Allan @ 629-8149. are Davis Sq. $700. No lee. Call (508: Wanted n. how up on Wed. ??s call x3637. 4753133. RESUMES- $20! 4 staning 6/94. Longtime commitment Attention graduates 8 summer job desired. TeI(617)721-9831. Found watch WANTED! Are you moving to on Carmichael Quad. Describe 8 its Mandatory Sprlng Fling Somervllle seekers! We'll meet you on campus NYC? W. HEALTHY MEN NEEDED yours. Contad Allan @ 629-8149. volunteer meeting 3 Wrms. garage3rd flr, 100 Conwel to discuss and design your unique afler graduation and are you looking sperm donors, Help others and ;ign up for your shift- Braker 1 al Ave. Avail June 1. Rent $785.661. resume. Personalized service and for someone to live with? WE are As ':30pm Wed 4/27 (8 Thurs 4/26 il 8594 or 862-6397 ans mach. laser printed resumes to put you on earn upto$l05Pweek.Allethnicitles LOStlll 2M. 1Fandprobalyasbrokeasyoul My black Eastpack backpack w/all ~ec.)First come. first serve! track loa great career1 Amy 8 Co.: Give a call! Ask lor Amanda 628- needed. Call to see if you qualify: us my 8 notes. PIS call me wl I 4 BEDROOM APT 241-971 1. 1484 497-6646, Calilornia Cryobank. 01 books Cambridge. any into. Danny, 629-8474. John Rawls of Harvard U Big. Sunny 4 Bedroom in 3 family 3 speak on Political Liberalism. Fri. house across from Tuhs- HOW0 Tutoring Math. chem (sorry, no orgo), phys- LIVE OUT CHILD CARE UConn hat ipr29inBamum008at4pm.Spon- floors, ModernK8 8, Washer/Dryer. NEEDED Child Care Needed ored by Philosophy Dept. Drivmay, Pord 8 Yard, gas heat, ics, engineering. MIT Chem. eng. Warm, caringperson neededtocare For the summer in our Arlington blue- lost at Fletcher Field, Wed 41 grad student avail nightsiwknds lor 20. Reward if returned- call Adam, $%XI!0!piWn. $%XI!0!piWn. Owner 491-7717 for 2 school-aged girls and 1 toddler home lor our daughters ages 3 and Lhre in Latin Way tutoring on Tufts campus. 2yrs exp boy in our Winchester home 4 days/ Muslim Unit has 1 double & 1 CallMike %e West Somerville w/luilscourses/lab/books. week.7:30amto6pm.Start inMay. ;ingle left. Call 627-7413. 4 foom apt. Walking distance to at 395-0723. $10hr. Car and relerenck required. dll Tufts and red line and buses. $629 61 7-7294519. Imo. Relrig. 628-9667 I page fourteen THE TUFTS DAILY Thursdav. ADril28.1994 Classifieds' Classified Classifieds Classifieds Classifieds Jlassifieds STUDENTS OF COLOR YEAR- For sale- 'Summer & fall sublet. END COOKOUT! Lg drom size refrig 8 small micro. LAST CHANCE Avail Sept 1 Personals SUPER AMAZING SUMMER 57 Upland- gorgeous apt- 5 rms 3bdrrn wAiv rm and eat-in kit. Quiet, Tuesday, May 3rd, llam-2prr wave. Both $80. Call Kim 629-9232. SUB- LET. 5bedroom,washer/drver. dish- avail for summer, 1 for fall. 2 baths, safe home. Owner occupied. Great Fletcher field. Register by Frida) washer, dnveway Locat& at 42 driveway. w/d. Please call me for April 29 at African American Cents SELLING EVERYTHING location 10 Fairmount St. Medford. Broomfield Don't miss out Call info. Nina, 629-9399. off Boston Ave across from Dunkin (627-3372). Asian American Cer I'm leaving the country 6 Igotta get Kristen - 391 -8809 Donuts. $840/1 yrleasewithout utils. ter(627-3056), or Hispanic Amer rid of my stuff: cold weather gear, Summer sublet can Center (627-3363) sports equipment. 8 all types 01 fur- POOL1 Summer Sublet Seeking 1 dean, quiet, responsible SENiORS! niture 6 appliances for your room. 34 rooms, mostly furnished. adja- DotherightthingandjoinTHeTufts PHOTOGRAPHY GALLERY Prices unbelievably CHEAPbe non-smoker to sublet 1 rm in 3 bdrm Stop by the Arts House Friday Nigh1 cent to campus on Hillside, spa- apt on Conwell Ave. $220/mo. Call Club. It's a great way to use your this stuff must go. Call Cheryl @ cious, $285 (nego) Call 3958589 April 29, for a photography galler 776-4243. Lisa or Brian at 623-9165. Tufts connection and network with Aval mid-May other Tufts alummil For information featuring work by Jeffrey Farma ani Johanna Martinez, 7-9pm. Amazing Couch! 1 or 2 bdrm sublet about membership, pleasecall(617) INEED A SUMMER SUBLET 627-3039. Thiscouchseats3-4, isinverygood in a gorgous apt practically on cam- cond 6 has a tannish color $75. I need 1 rm. from 6/1 to 9/1 prefer- pus-19TeeleAve.A\railJunel-Aug JOB EXPO ALSO two much-like-chairs. Very ably downhill area (College Ave, 31. Pkg, washer, porch incl. Price AMY WINTHROP 'Qh Powderhouse,etc )w/Mchen Look- Hi1 You're the best1 Love, Me Will be holding their Job Fair of comfortable, uglyorangecolor. very negot. Call Brian at 6252063. Wed, May 11 at the Bosotn Marrion good cond. $30 each, $50 lor both. ing for $225/mo or under. I1 you've Copley Place. All attendees mus 623-1804 (Darren) gotsomething,Givemeacall. Chris 1female housemate wanted ANDREATESTA 629-8279 Your first personal at Tufts and it's wearproper businessattireandhavt terrific apt on Fairmount St wmn, aresume. Fivedollars registrationa Refrigerator friendly housemates. great loc- the door. More details at the Caree Mediumsize. countertop fridge, good i am looking lo share an needed for 2nd semesternext year1 Planning Center. price, negot, 2 yrs old, call Laura apartment Call Sari at 629-9747. 629-9328. for the months of July and August. GUS CD's Willing to pay for the month of dune. Great summer sublet! 11 songs IorlObucks.That's$0.91 Furniture for sale Quiet, nonsmoker seeks same -two 1 bdrm in huge 4 bdrm apt. Off a tune. Gus discs will be avail Mor Single bed 8 desk for sale, will ac- orthreepeoplewhoareinterestedir! Powderhouse Bhrd. 3 min walk to night, May 2 at our FREE CD RE cept best oller. Call Barbara, 625- living clwetocampus. Call Frankfar Tufts1 Lots storage space. Avail li, din, (oyer. Powderhouse Blvd, LEASE PARSY in MacPhie. Frec 4807. more info. 629-9201 midMay or June 1 until Aug 31. Call residentlandlord,summerorfullyear. wings, too. Wings are goid. 66S-5630saonl 1 desk,'l table LIVE FOR FREE (almost) $1150 asking. Anne or Tom 628 Hey hledford Meltees! Great cond. godprices. Call Nina Live at a great location on College Spring '95 sublet 9344;dayTom 572-2741,Anne956. 6705. There'sameetingtomorrowinBrakf or Lisa. 666-9024. Ave. Sweet newly renovated house. 1 Ig rm in 5 rm apt at 9 Whitfield. 001 tosign uploryourshift! (7:30pm: It has it all, just call; 3 flrs, 3 baths, Practically on campusll Sunny, tremendously huge kitchen 8 living Somerville Shifts are first come, first serve, sc Furniture, furniture, furniture! dean, w/d. Call 629-9225. showuptothemeeting.??s- x3637 Bdrm turn for sale. .Almost brand area. An amazing deal. Call John, Large furnished attic room for rent. new. Desk, bookshelf,lamps8 more. John, or John at 391-2243 2 rms avail starling June 1 ShareKitchenandbathroom. Walk- 'Fling Volunteers. Call 391-9378. $265/mo. Idriveway space. Great ingm to Davis Square. utilities in- meeting. Tomorrow. Thurs too TUFTS CAMPUS loc- 112 blockto Ball Sq, 2 blks from duded. Female $400.628-6830 Braker 001. 7:30pm. Be there oi UNFINISHED WOOD SET Lg. spacious bdrm, in 3 Wrm house. Powderhouse Circle 8 Tufts. Call Graduate Female miss out. (Cod shirt. reentry) Signupz For sale. Indudes dresser, shelving One or two bdrms avail. Jun 1- Sep 666-8868fordetails--it'sasgreatas for shifts are first-come, first-served unit, computer desk, bed frame (8 1. Lg modern kt. 2 baths. porch. off- it sounds. Non smoker. Looking for 112 F stu- mattress). Complementaryrug. Price st pkg. hrd fi. very dean, quiet and dentstosearchand share ap:. Please Call Lynn at 301 -469-0864. Do you want to be a Jackson negotiable. Call Kathy at 628-9505. sale. $350 each. Call Chris 391- Cool summer sublet 4704. Jill? 1 nn in 3 bdrm apt (2nd flr of house) Furniture For Sale Avail mid May thru Aug. Call 391- You're in Luck Auditions are on Wed the 26th ant A Medford Palace hcs 2 large bed- thurs the 27th. Call Dani lor info anc Sofas, tables, chairs, bookcase, 2 Bedroom Apt. 4736. roomsleftinasunny6person house limos at 629-8886 beds, adn other various things for Kit, living rm, dining rm,2 porches, sale. Call 623-0962. yard. Available imediat. $600 + ulils. Female, n/s senior onCollegeAve.Linn. kit,2b;llli,C phone lines, great localioii, drk- Mandatory Spring Fling looking for same or grad student to Volunteer Meeting BUY W Company, APARTMENTS FOR REW find 8 share a 2bdrm apt as close to way, w/d, porch, furnished. Good Deal! Beginning June 1 lor summer CometoBrakerl at7:30onWed,4 UNIVERSITEES CHEAP!! 2 bdrm $650; 3 bdm $750, lor Au- campus as possiole lor Sept 1. Cali - gust 1 plii drrferccij. Heat :io1 and/or lall sublet. Call Jana 629- 27 orThur, 4/28 (if necessary). Firs $75,000+revenueperyear. 20-25% ani Maria at 983-1640. Water included in thP rent; Avail 8155 (women only). come, first S~NR fnr vnliinlnnr shit profit margin. Extensive established Immediately, min walk to campus. sign ups. ???s Call 629-3212. szles network. Many active ac- 8 WE NEEE ONE PERSON counts. Tufts-student owned and Call Herb or Armand. Days: 39& to sign Sept 1 to June 1 lease on Tuns Kicking You Out? operated. Call or lax Phil Torres at 8386. Eve: 483-1045 or 391 -6053 beautiful house, located right on Sublet for May. 1 rm in 7 female, (617)391-6499. campus, w/good prics. You'd be li- beautiful, sunny apt on Bosotn Ave. OFF CURTiS ST- Nice 3 BR Apt ingwithus-4guys. Ifinterested,call Rm can accomodate 2 and already 2 Word Processors w/carpet, fridge, washor/dryer in Zelf or Clit at 6298336. has bed. Call now and make an For Sale Excellent condition, Brother, 1 yr basement, yard. on-street parking. offer! Meg. 396-8007. old, uses disc. unlimited memory, 9 Raymond Ave. 9OO/mo. avail 911) Furnished Apts Birthdays FURNISH YOUR HOUSE! full screen, doubles as typewriter. 94. Call 391-0552 Furn 3 bdrm apts avail June 1 or Selling everyihing: Sofas, chairs, Great buy1 Price negot. Call Jen al Sept 1. Lg sunny rms. near campus, Roommate Needed kitchentableset, rugs, beds, desks, 629-9010. Somerville- BIG 3 BDRM near busses, porches, 8 summer '0 share a quiet 2 Wrm apt on Mil0 ampus.summersuble1orlongterm How come nobody celebrates OUI dresses! Call 629-0472. Walktocampus,wdflrs-great closet subletting OK. Rents $840/mo. birthdays? -Will Free Color TV Please czll Ed at 395-3204. )K. Start from 5/1. $250/mo + 1/2 sDace. 3 carDarkina. mod kitchen 8 itils. Call 6253183. Dresser, Desk, Shelves, & Bed For sale if yo9 pay me. It's Sanya bath, fr/rr porches,-@sible sublet E:iy, Wally Queen-Sized Bed-Frame, Boxspring 13'with blue frame. Remote control. or lease, $975 avail 7/1 -no fee- ask 4 bdrm -Short walk lo Tuns ma:tress, linen 8 foam pad -$150. Spanish channel if you have cable. 4 bdrm apt on quiet street. wld on Great 4 Bdrm for Sept 1 Happy, Happy 21st &Day! ! knm for Hugh. 623-2500 Aodern and spacious 4 bdrm on 2 .he past couple of weeks have beer Off-white. 6drawers. heavy mnstruc- Call 629-7528. premises, backyard, large kitchen, tion dresser -$SO. 5-shelves, white separate dining room. living room, wels. 8 rms total w/deck. w/d. 1 bard, but you made it through art[ - ROOMMATE WANTED nile from Tutls on Somerville line. I'm so glad that I could be there foi $30. Black metal desk with monitor lQ93 Hatchback Honda Civic 1F looking for 1-2 M/F to share spacious foyer, lease. No pets. Avail- bail Sept 1. $1 200Imo. 527-3779. IOU, wen in the wee hours of ths shelfabove-$40.Priceneg. CallTim Charcoal. AMlFM stereo. In good beautiful apt very close to campus able Sept 1, 1994. $950/mo. 227- IIorninglYou'rethegreatestandwil at 6254807 .condition;8500miles.$7500. Phone Call Linda 391-8463 8OOO (days) 6 969-3075 (evesl. dwayz be the eternal martyr. Love 236-0395. Lovely 3 Bdrm Apt Doky FURNITURE FOR SALE Newly ren 2 dif big 3 bdrm apt8 HOUSEMATE NEEDED iummer rental. Tel969-2779. 2 matching couches, end tables 8 GREAT CAR FOR SALE for June 1 Must see1 Walk to cam- To share 3 bdrm apt near Tufts. Nice 2 Bdrm Apt For June El- Congratulations!! kitchen set for sale. Call Tara or '85 grey Honda Prelude, standard pus No fee New kits 8 baths Air $250 + utiIs/mo. June-June. Pkg t t'ou're finally the Big 21 !I We're sc Sarah 396-5463 shifting, sunroof, 4 spkr amnm cas- cond, alarm, yd. basement, easy avail. Will help you move in. Cool iomerville line, 1 mile from Tufts. Lg axcited to celebrate!his special day selte, new tires, just looked at by pkg, Teele Sq area $950 8 $1200 housemates 8 their dog incl. If inter- ! bdrm on 1st flr of 2-fam w/addi- FUTON FOR SALE negot Frank, 508474-4633 ested. pls call 623-8901 (ans ma- ional rm and x-trabath in basement, with you. We love you. -Rachel, HOnda dealership- great condition1 ;750/mO. No fee. 527-3779. len. Mandy. Melissa, Katie, Rachel, I bought it new 8 can't take it with Asking 2500 or best offer. Call 623- chine.) and Cctra me.Asking$125orbestoffer.Karen 9936. Room avail immediately 396-3071. Huge 3bdrm apt. Looking for re- 'SUMMER SUBLE~: Lg Summer Sublet sponsible, fun MIF roommate, 24+ 2 bdrms in 2 at 75 Ossipee Rd ! bdrm in a 3 apt house. Hdwd flr. liv TO OUR FAVORITE SKATING HONDA ClViC m.din rm, 1 bath, Ig kit w/fridgeand UTENSIL!! Computer with Wordperfect for 1383 4-door. Cheap, reliable trans. to add to our household. NS, no beginning June 1. . 1. . sale cats. $260 utils. Medford/ Great place! Call Laura at 776-141 1 nicrowave, w/d in lg basement. 4appy 23rdl Don't drink too much portation! Driven Andover to Tufts + iorch. pkg on st. 65 Lowden Ave#l Nothing fancy but must sell. $100 or Somenrille line, on busline, 20 min or Melissa at (508)369-4019. zrveza in the jungle. Que bienl on 1-93 all year w;great mileage and iomerville. Cali 628-6715. I qeservoir! We'll miss you! Love, best offer. Also selling Spanish lan- not a moment of trouble. $800 firm. walk to campus. 396-5765. koup 167. a.k.e. The Rats, a.k.a. guage sell instruction tapes (16 in 508-474-8665 (evenings best). Luxury Living 101, Greenhouse all). Call Laura: 395-8589 Great summer sublet Apartments 'Summer Sublet* jmelly Donkeys, a.k.a. Short Brown -3bdrm,sunny,dean. BgM.$2601 iaired Chicks FREE CAR Ina4bdrmhouseacrossfromSouth Study in one of our unique floor 'Word Processor for Sale' with 3 great females.. Wld. hdwd plans; workout in the healthclub; no per person. Call Knsten 629- Well, almost. Nissar! Sentra '87 1980. JEN SWIFT!!! Panasonic word processor in good Great condition. Very low milzge floors, etc. Please call 629-9729 relax by the pool; cram for exams in condition; 3 years old; various fea- our library. Register for Summer/ iappy Birthday. Welcome to the 21 $2500 or best offer. Ca!l629-9147 106 Bromfield Ave :lub. I'm really excited lor next year. ruressuchasadressprograms. Easy Apt for rent Falloccupancy. Call (617) 267-6777 to learn how to use. Good deal. Beautiful 2 bdrm apt near Tufts. or 2 summer sublets. Right nexl lay! Have agreat B'day. Love, Sa- loor to Anderson. Avail June/July/ ah 8. Willingto bargain.Cal1 Frankat629- Cheap Furniture! Porches, garage, backyard,walking Lg, beautiful, spacious apts 9201 for more info. distancetoTuHs. Avail June 1. $700 Big 1: 9rms. 2 flrs, 5 bdrms. rnod kit lug. Furnished, driveway,lg kit, liv Full Bed $50,TV/Stereo stand $30 m, porch. Rent neg. Please call Renee Liu couch $35,Dresser $50, Desk $40 + utils. Call Gail, 527-3617. w/dshwshr 8 disposal 8 fridge 8 WORLDS MOST COMFY lrian at 629-53511 Chaniya at 629- lappy Birthday. a day late1 YOU Call Dan 623-9388 microwave,2fullbaths8w/d,$1500/ 1268. hould have an extra reason to COUCH Great summer sublet! mo, avail June 1. Smaller 1: 5 rms w/ for sale, huge 8 in great condition. 4 nice sunny bdrms avail 6/1+ elebratetoday! Congratulations. For Sale sz. 3 bdrms, $900/mo. avail Sept 1. 2 Rms Avail nd don't fWltOO old. -Kevin Call 629-0433 lor all your living rwm 31. Mod kit 8 bath. On Raymond Both loc in convenient Teele Sq. kitchen lurniture needs. Microwave. 2dormsizelridges.fold- )ne May 1, one June 1. Big sunny 8 ablebookshell, and386-25MHZ IBM Ave. Close to campus. WID, hdwd near Rudy's. Call Marvin Davidson flrs,only$275/rm.Call lrenaG629- ms, walking distacneto Tufts. Cool 2lyrs ELLEN!!! compatible. Call 6251256 at 965-7848 anytime. Iv message. oommates. smokers not denied! hope you havethemostfantastic6- 8193. Macintosh SE -. :all 776-9022 for info. Pkg and w/d. lay ever - you actually made it girl1 I Cheap Furnitunl MEDFORD-3 BDRM APT IN iought about sending you to the Great for everylhing, includes 40MB Summer sublet Hard Drive, Imagewriter Printer. Couches $40 each, 2for $70,sturdy, SAFE FAMILY *SUMMER SUBLETL ;reek Isles but this message is just spacious desk 8 chair Bureau Huge carpeted nn w/2skylights in iunny. neat 4 bdrm at 9 Raymond loadedwith morethan51000worth $60, apt w/4bdrm. 2 baths. Pkg. Ig kit. 1 NEIGHBORHOOD. ,o much better1 Love ya lots - Katie $50. filing cabinet $15,short metal 4ve.l-3 bdnnsavail. Inc:w/d,Ppkg 'our schizophreni roommate ol SoftwareindudingMicrosoft Word, blk from Tufts of1 College Ave. (16 Easy walk to Tufts. Sunny, open Excel, Powerpoint. 8 Superpaint. tripple shelf units $5 each, Kitchen style apt. Refrig iiicl. $650/mO. no ;paces. kit. 1 1/2 bath, lirm. yd. lable and chairs. Call 623-0962 Kenwood St) Unassuming room- $700 obo. Adam 629-9636 lv. mes- mates. Furn avail. Call Mark, 628- utils. Avail 6/1. Call 774-1 784. Wail June 1Sept 1. Call Natashaat Happy Birthday Nina i23-2771 or Avery 629-9017 for ?s. '0 the best roommate in the world. sage. 3403. Medium Sized Fridge 2 BDRM APT ;reat pricell magine if we hadn't gotten pired Good condition for sale. $50 or best Dgether? Gocrazyonyour birthday. Need a house for August? Kit, living rm. dining rm. 2 porches. ofler. Call 396-2808 yard, off-st pkg. $750 utils. Call HOUSEMATE WANTED ut let's not talk about some things I am looking 13 split a sublet this + :or sunny house w/mod kit, or two minutes! Gwat Car For Sale summer w/someone. I will be leav- Ray 729-2323. ing Aug 1. If interested, call Lisa at lihwasher.free w/d. hdwd flrs, tile SAAB 900s '83 manual. Loaded1 ath. 5 min from T station 8 cam- Power windows, locks. locks, mir- 629-9362. ARLINGTON APT;' BDRM ClosetoTuftsandbuslines. Deeded IUS. Avail Sept 1. $29o/mo. Bromfield rors, seat heaters, AIC. id. Call 623-9936 sunroof,, ..New('93/ 94): Alternator, Beautiful 4 bdrm pkg space. On-site inground pool 8 bail joints. battery. brakes, catalytic Housing Sunny 4 bdrm on Raymond Ave. laundry.Modkt8bath. Newwallpa- per 8 paint 8 blinds. Deadbolt 8 Going abroad in the faii? converter, dutch. cv joints. rnutler, Avail 6/1. Close to campus. hdwd Jeed t@ sclblet your room? Grad Events flrs, mod kit bath, w/d. 2nd flr of 2- security windows. Heat 8 hot water Pirelli 2OOOtires. transmision rebuitl RETURN TO A GREAT HOME 8 ,tudent is looking lo sublet near '91. $2500 o.b.0. Phil Torres 391- SPRING 951 fm house. Only $300/person. Call incl. Asking SFbho.Ca11(617)345 OPEN MIC NIGHT 5836 (days)or(617)937-3316 (eveS). 'ufts. lall semester '94.Please call 8439. 1rmin4brapt; 2ndflmr;front8back Laura, 629-9695. i28-7341 soon. 3ingers,actors. dancers, poets, jug porch; 5minfromcampus!$2001m+ jlers, comedians. ALL WELCOME W. Somerwille CHEAP! CHEAP! utilities. Call 396-6256 hr message. Summertime in Somerville! Ret prof offers rm i3urs.April28th@The~sHouse Sublefting up to Gbdrms. Short walk 3 Wrm. garage, tile bath. 100 White table, black storage table, iIg house, whit laalities. w/d avail. s7SawyerAve. Call Lisa6299189 SUBLET WANTED! to campus 8 T. Lg rm, 2 baths. Conwell Ave. Avail June 1. 1994. Macintosh SE and Imagewriter tv pkg space. Lg liv rm for guests. pkg.funkydecor. 8cheap!$250/rm. Rent $775.8614594 or 862-6397 . Printer, twin bed for sale. Call 629- Friendlygtad couple looking forroom ient $125/mo +I13 utils 8 help w/ VlSCOSlTY AND THERMAL Mid-MaythruAugust. Under$Wp/ We're waiting for your call! 629- machine. BREAKDOWN 0543 for more details. iousehdd chores. No lease req. mo. parking pref. Call (508) 774- 9505. 23113951384. Males studentsonly. nred of commercial radio? Listen tc 8828 MDFORD PINK FLOYD1 FLOOR SEATS! NearTuttsandT.beautifulbig house; 'Viscosity and Thermal Breakdown VIP! Looking for someone lo rent a md your ears will bieedl Frida) Moving lo D.C.? rm hdwd flrs. w/d.pkg. dh~.porch. 2 Summer sublet May 18at Foxborough.Asking$lOO ireaf house on Conwell ave. 2 bat- nornings 8-10AM. 91.5FM WMFC I'm graduating and moving to Wash- ina3bdrmplace.$250/mo.I havea Wrms ($275. $320). Avail 6A tor 3 a piece obo. 3 tix avail. Call Brian @ mos or 1 yr. (617)395-1309. onies. wld. liew/2 terrific women Bdhidlndustrial FREEFORM. We'l 3938838. ington in July. I need a roommatel reallyalfeUionatepuppy8amprone ruin your day! housemate(s) for the year. If you are to fits of mellowness. Lva message ia 3Wrm house. Price negot. Call 3 BDRM APT can! Doni miss out! 629-9370. Great matching turn for oalo! interested. please call Maureen at at 6238901 8 1'11 gel back to you. CAFE A 629-8858 Hdwd flrs. ig yard. porches. easy Everything must go, I'm graduating. Spring '95 sublet Thursday, April 28th 58pm. Open Roommate wanted pkg dean. Avail June 1 or SeP 1.4 Low prices. Call Sandi at 625-9139. .wking lor 4 people less) to lie inareceotion brShirtina theFocus SENIORS 1 female (n/s) grad student wan~ed Mn;lap-hltndlrs.kryard. porches. (or 1 our apt. Kit. rm. porch 6 low RkisSculpture CourI.-Art, coffee Graduating staylng in Baston to move in w/us June 1 1 yr. easy pkg, dean. Avail 9-1. $875 tv and lor mils. Great anyone going abmad Jazz. FREE, FREE, FREE. nexl year and looking for people 10 Powderhouse Sq. 4 bdm apt. wld. renllCallBrian160035~10 for Sleep my bod 1 the fall!! Call Meaan or Beckv In liwith? Call Jen or Merri al77& $250 + ut&. Joanne, 396-3818 or Tony 623-2825. a .__afteryou buy )from me.oIcou6e. 7110 Bought new, excbilant cond. Also seeling dresser. boobhetves.desk. . II all bought new last year. Call +lion al628-9505 to come look at rt. ursday, April 28,1994 THE TUFTS DAILY page fifteen

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Women’s Center - if ‘Ir Women’s Studies Director Search. Tomorrow Campus Center, Large Conference Room, 10:30 a.m.-noon. Tufts Mountain Club Rock Climbing. Women’s Studies Carrnichael, 230 p.m. Women’s Studies Interdisciplinary Minor Senior Award Presentations. Arts House A Ballou Hall, 400-6:OOp.m. Photography Gallery 37 Sawyer Ave, 7:00-9:00 p.m. Balch Arena Theatre Our Country’s Good. SADD/B ACCH US Balch Arena Theatre, 8:OO p.m. by Bill Amem Twister Party. FoxTrot The Commons, 1O:OO p.m. OlOslrn.*n*iDPhUnrulm5Sw€a- Spring Fling IT, UM, WA Mandatory volunteer meeting. Tufts Friends of Israel AT LEAST WHEN? WHENYOU TnMR;b Braker 1, 7:30-8:30 p.m. GOT HIT 6Y MY Iw6a Israeli Independence Dny Festival. Behind Campus Center, 11:OO a.m. International Center to 200 p.m. Practical/Academic Training Workshop- reservations required, Film Series x3458. Movie:”Attack of the Killer International Ctr, Ballou Hall, Tomatoes” 11:OOa.m.-1200 p.m. B,unum 008, 9:30 p.m. & Midnight Tufts Economic Society Programs Abroad Student-Faculty Tea. Study Abroad Information Mtg. Braker 318, 430 p.m. Eaton 201, 2:30 p.m. Noon Hour Concert SADD/BACCHUS Bach, Kuhlau, Enesco. !* Crash Reenactment. 9 Calvin and by Bill Watterron Goddard Chapel, 12:30-1:00 p.m. Hobbes Prof. Row, by Tennis Courts, 11:30 a.m. I I f I‘u SIT Id FRONT Chaplain’s Table “Art & Religion: Religious Islamic Society at Tuft. Manifestations in the Peruvian Saht-al-jumlna (Friday Prayers) Andes Mountains”. 176 Curtis St, 12:30 sh.9 p.m. Balch Arena Theater Our Country’s Good. Arts House Bdch Arena Theater, 8:OO p.m. ODen Mic Nieht. Y 37 Sawyer Ave, 7:00-9:00 p.m. Midnight Cafe Coffee house in D Major. French House Oxfam, 1O:OO p.m. 1:OO a.m. Pause Cafe. to

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I sraeli 6 \\Independen ce Dav Festiva

Live Israeli Music! Free Felafel!

Behind the Campus Cent P-rid ay , April 29th lL2 p.m.

Tables with free Israeli cuisine from Rami's, Little Israel Gift Shop, Jewish National Fund-Tree Planting Campaign, Jerusalem Fellowships, CAMERA, Pardes yeshiva, and USDIAZYF with info. on Qll Israel programs!

Sponsored by Tufts Friends of Israel, Hillel, Advertising Committee of Programming Board, and Concert Board