THETUF DAILY (WhereYou Read It First Fridav, Marchs 5.1999 Volume XXXVIII. Number 28 I Senate pushes several Controversial scientists, diniLng changes radical thinkers lecture by GREGORY PA’ITAKOS bacteria as having a consciousness similar Service Committee also working for Daily Staff Writer to that of humans, Margulis disagrees. She fast food vendor, revolving points In today’s scientific world, controversial says that bacteria can understand parts of and radical thinkers are often disregarded the environment that we cannot. For ex- by JEREMY WANGIVERSON and thought of as “mad scientists.” How- ample, bacteriawillalwaysgotowardsmag- Daily Editorial Staff ever, as a panel which convened at Tufts netic north in their environment. “Bacteria Dining hours will be changed at the Hodgdon this past weekend showed, these uncon- can do everything we can, except speak ining hall for the upcoming school year, accord- ventional thinkers have a great deal to offer English,” she said. ig to Moira Poe, the recently appointed head of the scientific community. Margulis addressedthe problem of clas- ie Tufts Community Union (TCU) Senate Stu- On Tuesday, March 2, the first ofa series sifyinganorganismby showingafilm about ent Service Committee. Poe also reportedthat the of lectures with controversial scientistswas termites called Who’s Eating Wood. The omrnittee is discussing the possibilities of creat- held in Cabot auditorium. Sixty students, termites illustrate Margulis’ endosymbio- ig a revolving meal plan and bringing an outside faculty, and interested biologists attended. sis theory, because although the termites endor-possibly Burger King- to campus for The lecture series is organized by Tufts eat wood, they cannot digest it. Without a late night dining option. philosophy professor and director of the special bacteria inside a termite’s gut, the Hsdgdon will be open from 10 a.m. to 10 p.m. Tufts Center for Cognitive Studies, Daniel termite would not be able to gain any nutri- Aonday through Thursday, Poe said. “[This has Dennett, and is entitled “Iconoclasts on the tion from its meal. They require the symbi- een] a project that’s been in the run around, Frontiers of Science,” a reference to the otic relationship to survive. omething we’ve been working on all year.” ostracized iconoclasts of the ancient Byz- Margulis’s work is pioneering in the field Senator Erin Ross and Poe explained they antine empire. ofbiology. According to Dennett, her theory vanted Hodgdon to open at 7 a.m., but Director of All of the speakers have one thing in is now generally accepted, even though lining Service Patti Lee told them that wasn’t an common, according to Dennett - they many scientists were skeptical of it when Iption. have radical ideas. “They defend an idea she first suggested it. “Lee told us the traffic in the morning was not which is considered scientifically heretical “There are always iconoclasts around,, ignificant enough to keep it open; people go to and challenge orthodoxy,” he said. Al- and there is a problematic market for them; lewick, which is just ten feet [away],” Ross said. Moira though some of their ideas are disproved, they run the risk of being championed by The changes will be implemented fall of 1999, others revolutionize their scientific field. cooks,” Dennett said. However, some icono- ccording to a press release. “In some cases they have been vindi- clasts, like Lynn Margulis, are able to go Other ambitiousplans are in the works for the ServiceCommittee, according to Poe cated wonderfully, and Lynn Margulis is nd Ross. The committee is working with Dining Services to create asystem in which the best exampleofthat onmy list,” Dennett -0meals could be used at any point during the day and unused meals could be said. onverted to points. Lynn Margulis, Tuesday’s speaker, is ‘We’re working on the revolving meal plan where you’d be able use more than one Distinguished University Professor in the neal in a meal period,” Poe said. Department of Geosciences at the Univer- She also explained the meal to points conversion plan. Currently, leftover meals sity of Massachusetts, and she is the au- ransfer over semesters, but the ServiceCommittee is looking to eliminate that system thor of The Symbiotic Planet and Slanted nd allow students to convert a percentage of unused meals to points. Lee explained Truths: Essays on Gaia, Symbiosis and to the committee that the meals could not both Evolution, with Dorian Sagan as co-author. transfer over and be converted to points. Margulis is also a member of the National “It’s a possible tradeoff -we would like to Academy of Sciences. She is most well seethathappen,”TCUPresident Jack Schimman known for her contributions to the endo- said. “Many don’t realize the meals transfer symbiosis theory which is found in any over, and it doesn’t save that much money. The biology text. switch wouldn’t impact in a negative way.” The endosymbiosis theory, among other Poe explained why it was easier to make things, explains the origins ofmitochondria changes at Hodgdon rather than Carmichael or and chloroplasts. The theory says that at Dewick. some point inevolutionary time, aprokary- Daily file photo Professor Daniel Dennett “It’s the most feasible... the cost of running otic bacterium may have entered another Hodgdon is not as significant,” Poe said. living organism and begun arelationship of against common opinion and provide The Senate is also hoping to bring in an outside symbiosis. One type of bacteria could have groundbreaking new ideas. vendor, such as a fast food chain to campus. evolved into what is now the mitochon- The lecture series will continue with “We’re talking about bringing an outside ven- drion, and another type could have become threemore lectures,the lastofwhich will be dor, 1ikeaBurgerKingorTacoBeIlforalatenight the chloroplast found in plant cells. held on April 29. Formore information, see dining options,” Poe said. She said Lee has been The relationship between Margulis’ http://ase.tufts.edu/cogstud/lconoclasts researching the possibility. topic and the Center for Cognitive Studies .html. Ross feltthe Hodgdon time switch is an impor- was best addressed by her opening state- When asked whether a similar panel photo by Jeremy Wang-lverson tant beginning in dining improvements. “It’s a ment: “Cognition starts with life itself, and would appear at Tufts, Professor Dennett kin Ross good step, we’re becoming more responsive to the earliest life is bacterial life.” replied, “If we got funding, we might do it student needs.” she said. Although most people do not think of again.” Local politician, consultant speaks to Glaser class

byKENESlTIN Clapprood remained a promi- mate perspective to issues,’’ she fine yourselfasothersdefine you.’’ valuable.” Senior Staff Writer nent and active state representa- said. Student Jesse Levey asked, The next speaker, William Marjorie Clapprood, profes- tive for six years. After running, Clapprood went on to cite that “You’ve been talking a lot about Gardner, secretaryofstateofNew sional legislator and political con- and being defeated, for the posi- the men and women handle con- how the legislature would be bet- Hampshire, isscheduledforThurs- sultant, spoke on Tuesday, March tion of state lieutenant governor, flicts and look at certain issues ter iftherewould bemore women. . day, March 1 1,from 1 1 :30 a.m. to , 2 to James Glaser’s political sci- Clapprood co-hosted a popular differently. The political consult- Elizabeth Dole, a Republican 12:45p.m. ence class in a lecture entitled political radio show entitled The ant gave-examples of how day woman, is now seeking office. “Campaigns, Candidates, and Clapproadand WhitleyShow. She care, childcare, and welfaremight Would you support her?” Elections.” also appearedonthe Lifetime tele- be more important issues to women Clapprood hesitated a moment Clapprood is the third guest to vision network on Clapprood politicians, whereas military and then answered, “I love Eliza- speak in front of the class about Live, a political discussion and spendingmight bemore important beth Dole, I think she is great.” various aspects of politics. interview program. Inthe past year, to men. Clapprood explainedthat she would Clapprood is a Democrat who is Clapprood ran for Congress in the Clapprood also noted that the cross party lines if Dole stood for well-known in Massachusetts and eighth district of Massachusetts, public brands men and women as ideas that she agreed with. nationwide for her work in the po- which includes Tufts’ neighbor- different. One casegiven wasthat Glaser said he thought the. litical arena. hood of Somerville, but she was of how women are portrayed dif- speaker was a success: “I think She first hit the local political defeated by former Somerville ferently in the media. that students walked out of the scene in 1984, when she was mayor Michael Capuano. “The [people of] Boston have class buzzing. Some people may * elected to the Massachusettsstate Clapprood spoke about the to go once a month to the welfare have loved her politics, some legislature. She was then nomi- importance ofwomen in thepoliti- office to receive checks,” people have may have hated her nated to be the president of her cal process and the difficulties that Clapprood solemnly stated. “[My politics, but love her or hate her, congressionalfreshman class, her come with beingawoman in poli- experiences] taught me a lot. I you had to enjoy her. I think her presidential responsibilities in- tics. “I really do think it makes a learned to choose my friends insights into gender politics, the cluded delivering the inaugural difference that I am a woman. wisely. I also learned from my relationship of politics to the me- speech. Women bring a unique and legiti- mother that you should never de- dia, and public opinion were in- j 2 THETUFTS DAILY March 5,1999 Congress at odds with White House over GOP budget plans

Los Angeles Times-Washington Post down, when they passed indi- very tight fiscal box. News Service vidual budget plans but failed to It scraps a plan by Kasich that First Lady is still a WASHINGTON-Republican agree on a compromise congres- would have made some Social congressional leaders on Thurs- sional budget for the first time Security money available to pay day announced budget plans that since a 1974 law required Con- for tax cuts in 2000 and 2001, be- noncandidate they said would set aside more gress to produce one. fore big, non-Social Security bud- NEW Y0.RK- For the first time since she altered the political money for Social Security than The two chairmen promised to get surpluses that could finance landscape of New York by announcing a possible run for the US President Clinton while providing construct an inviolable “lockbox” tax cuts are projected to emerge. Senate, Hillary Rodham Clinton came toNew York Wednesday, and an “historic” tax cut larger than to protect the enormous Social That could force Republicans to while she stopped short of declaring her candidacy, most support- anything Clinton has called for. Security surpluses projected over find creative ways to pay for the ers said they believed that she would. The proposal sets the Republi- the next decade as the systems tax cuts they want to see go into “She came about as close as you could to declaring without can Congresson acollision course girds for baby boomer retirements effect before next year’s elections. actually doing it,” said City Council President Peter Vallone, a with the White House over how to in the next century. That money, A source said the GOP budget Democrat, as he emerged from a $150-a-plate luncheon at best use the enormous budget they said, would go to pay down will call for tax cuts of from $10 Manhattan’s Plaza Hotel. surpluses that are projected over more debt than Clinton’s plan, al- billion to $15 billion in2000, when There, Clinton had attracted an overflow crowd of 900 to what thenext 1 lndecades. Italsoseems though many Republicans have current projections show no non- one politician called “the hottest ticket in town,” a fund-raiser for the to spell a truce between House also discussed tapping into those Social Security surplus at all. GOP Women’s Leadership Forum ofthe DemocraticNational Committee. and Senate Republicans, whose hnds to create private savings strategists have said they might She began her remarks with a tease intended to draw laughs. bickering over cutting taxes last account as part of Social Security. try to finance those initial tax cuts “There are some who thought I might have an announcement to year resulted in Congress’ first Chief White House economic with“self-fmancing”taxcuts,such . make,” Clinton said, pausing for a moment. Then she added, “I do failure in two decades to produce adviser Gene Sperling congratu- as a cut in the capital gains tax, not.” Groans of disappointmentrose from the audience, followed by its own budget. lated Republicans for having which would produce an initial applause as she made the case for a life of involvement in politics. In essence, the plan represents “joinedthepresident’scallforsig- revenue surge as taxpayers sold “You cannot drop out of politics and leave the political agenda the Republican answerto Clinton’s nificant debt reduction,” but he assets at the new, lower rate. to others,” she said, citing a litany of issues that she said needed State of the Union address seven accused the GOP of shortchang- After weeks of hinting they attention: crime, medical and child care, Social Security and educa- weeks ago and frames the budget ing Medicare of the nearly $700 might have to ignorethe extremely tion. To drop out, she said, would leave the process in the hands of debate that will dominate Con- billion infuturesurplusesthe White tight spending caps set in the 1997 those who do not share her views on “humanizing politics.” Her gress for the rest of the year and House would devote to the giant balanced-budget agreement, appearanceatthePlazawaspartofatwo-day presence inNew York allow both parties to define them- health care program forthe elderly. Domenici and Kasich both pledged that will enable her to combine two roles - those of first lady and selves for the 2000 elections. But He also said it was hard to see that Republicans will abide bythem political activist. Her schedule provided a mix of visits to schools it is a vague proposal that could how the GOP plan would avoid in the budget resolution both men and the United Nations, along with the fund-raising event and prove tricky to enact as lawmakers “quite harmful reductions in such hope to craft and move through private meetings throughout the day, in which she sought advice fill in the details. important areas as education, en- Congressby the end ofthis month. from politicians, friends and fund-raisers. In his address, Clinton pro- vironment, health care and fight- At the same time, though, they posed dividing the budget sur- ing crime,” or provide “non-gim- also promised to boost spending Abuse of female pluses between Social Security, micky” tax cuts before big non- for defense and education. 1 Medicare, and proposed “USA” Social Security surpluses begin to While there is broad bipartisan savings accounts, with a modest emerge after200 1. “We and others consensus that the caps are so prisoners in US routine, amount left over for extra spend- will wait with great interest to see tight that they will have to give ing for defense and domestic pro- how they can possibly put to- way later this year, the decision to rights report says grams. getherthis seemingly unworkable honor them for now means that With their budget announce- budget,” Sperling said. House and Senate appropriators WASHINGTON -Women inmates in the nation’s prisons and ment Thursday -following sev- Although both budget chair- will have to begin their annual jails are routinely subjected to sexual abuse by male guards, includ- eral days of meetings between men describedthemselves as “up- spending ritual with bills so lean ing groping during body searches and rape, Amnesty International House Speaker DennisHastert,R- beat,” their budget plan has the that some predict they will be USA found in a report scheduled for release Thursday. Ill., Senate Majority Leader Trent effect of putting the COP into a unpassable. The report details what is described as common practice: male Lott, R-Miss., and other senior guards touching prisoners’ breasts and genitals during daily pat- lawmakers - Republicans said down and strip searches, watching women as they shower and dress they had more than met Clinton’s ‘l’womore named and, in some cases, selling women to male inmates for sex. demand on Social Security. But The document also describes serious problems with medical .they rejected his plans for Medi- care, including the use of shackles while prisoners are giving birth. care and the USA savings ac- in Starbucks case “It is not an exaggeration to say we are facing a crisis in the counts, while insisting they would treatment of women in prison,” said William Schulz, executive fit extra defense and domestic fied a third person to police, but director of Amnesty International USA. Los Angeles Times-Washington Post spending under the tight budget News Service that person has not been ques- Todd Craig, a spokesman for the federal Bureau of Prisons, said caps set in the 1997 balanced-bud- WASHINGTON-The Wash- tioned, Ramsey said. the US government has taken steps to address the problem in its get agreement. ington man whom police have Covington’s mother, Lois, said Facjlities: 3 1,000 staffmembersacrossthecountry have beentrained The crown jewel of the GOP been questioning in connection Thursday that her son lived in an in preventing sexual misconduct and inmates have been trained in proposal is a large -but still un- with the triple slaying at a apartment below Evans’. The two how to report problems. Also, ten prison’employees were disci- defined-taxcutthatwould dwarf Starbucks coffee shop is coop- men were acquaintances,and the plined last year and seven were prosecuted for sexual misconduct, the smaller cuts Clinton called for erating with authorities and has morning Keith Covington learned Craig said. in the budget he unveiled early led them to two other men with about the killings, his first last month. Republicans are talk- knowledge of the case, includ- thought was to buy flowers to Anthrax vial smuggled ing about slashing taxes by as ing one who lived in the same place at Evans’ apartment door, . .a much as $800 billion over the next building as one of the victims, she said. in to make a point at ten years, an amount that would law enforcement officials said “We were talking about it,” use all the non-Social Thursday. said Lois Covington, who paid Security budget surplus over the Prince George’s County, Md., her son’srent when he lived in the Hill hearing next decade-money that Clinton police said Carl Derek Havord same Northeast Washington WASHINGTON -A leading US expert on biological warfare would devote to Medicare, sav- Cooper, 29, repeatedly waived his apartmentbuilding as Evans. “He walked through security at the Rayburn House Office Building ings accounts, and extra defense right to have an attorney present said he wanted to get some flow- Wednesday carrying 7 1/2 grams of powdered anthrax in a small and domestic spending. as he was questioned by authori- ers, and I took him to get them. It ilastic bottle, proceeding directly to a hearing before the House By contrast, the White House ties at county police headquar- was either a rose or a carnation in Permanent Select Committee on Intelligence and displaying his said its tax cuts would amount to ters over more than two days. a vase. That’s the kind of person jeadly sample. roughly $350 billion to$400 billion Cooper “has provided some he is.” Theexpert, William C. Patrick 111, said he wastryingtoshow how over ten years, with some three- information about the case that The slayings of Evans, 25, x hostile state could smuggle powdered anthrax into the United quartersor moreofthatcoming from we regard as useful, but we still Mary Caitrin “Caity” Mahoney, States in asecure diplomatic pouch and attack major federal govern- the USA savings accounts, which have to have sufficient informa- 25, and Aaron David Goodrich, nent installations almost at will. would be structured as tax cuts. tion to justify charging any indi- 18, on July 6,1997, shocked the “I’ve been through all the major airports, and the security “Americans are sending too vidual,” D.C. Police ChiefCharles upscale Burleith neighborhood jystems of the State Department, the Pentagon, even the’CIA,and much money to this town, and we Ramsey said Thursday. in Northwest Washington and iobody has stopped me,” Patrick told the committee. “Seven and want to send it back,” said House Cooper steered authorities to received national media atten- x half grams would take care of the Rayburn Building and all the Budget CommitteeChairman John Keith Covington, 32, of Mount tion. The three coffee shop em- ieople in it.” Kasich, R-Ohio, who with Senate Rainier,Md., wholived inthesame ployees were shot execution- Patrick’s testimony on biological warfare and its most frightening Budget Committee Chairman Pete building as Emory Allen Evans, style during a botched robbery nutant, bioterrorism, was given during one of the intelligence Domenici, R-N.M.,announcedthe one of the Starbucks victims. attempt, police said. Nothing was ianel’s rare open sessions as Congress and the administration budget plan they said they will Covington was arrested Thurs- taken from the cash register, and Focus increasing attention and vast new resources on now shop to House and Senate day on an outstanding warrant the safe was unopened, they :ounterterrorism. Committee Chairman Porter J. GOSS,R-Fla., said he GOPrankand file. and charged with possessiorrofa said. :alled the unusual open session to help educate the public on what Domenici and Kasich both hope firearm by a felon, authorities said. Although it is known that two ie called “a national security concern of the highest priority.” to push a congressional budget HewastakentotheFBI Washing- handguns of different caliber through Congress by the end of ton field office and later to Prince were used in the shootings, po- Compiled from the Los Angeles Times-Washington this month. They have vowed not George’s police headquarters for lice have not deterinined how Post News Service and College Press Exchange to repeat last year’s budget break- questioning. Cooper also identi- many shooters were involved. THETUFTS DAILY March 5,1999 3 Features Diplomat’s daughter speaks about her life

by E.B. SOIBMONT AccordingtoVilalva, the diffi- seven years total - and her ex- Despite connections to Bra- She has also been busy estab- , Contributing Writer culty ofmoving constantly is leav- tended family lives in Brazil. zil, Vilalva, like manyotherchil- lishing herself on campus. She is “There were never two lives ing behind friends. However, she “Going to grandma’s is like go- dren of international diplomats, part of the Traveling Treasure more separate than my life now loves moving around because one ing home,” Vilalvasaid. has chosen to attend college in Trunk, Model UnitedNations,and and what it would have been ifmy of the best parts about having Brazilian heritage is important the US. She chose Tufts based The Brazilian Club. father were not a diplomat,” said lived in so many places is always to the Vilalvas. Although Vilalva on its academic reputation and Vilalva adds that she is thrilled CarolinaVilalva,the oldest of Bra- making new friends. Vilalva has was enrolled in American interna- its closeness to her family’s tobe part ofBoston’scollege scene. zilian Consul General Mario no regrets about living how she tional schools for her whole life, most recent home in Belmont, She is friendly with many of the Vilalva’s four daughters. has. Portuguese has always been spo- Mass. children ofother diplomats attend- Vilalva, who entered Tufts this “It has given me a different ken in her home. “My family is going to move ing college in Boston and other fall, will be living in one place for perspective more than anything “At an early age, you don’t somewhere far away soon any- parts of the US. more than ayear ortwo for the first else. I know what’s ‘out there’ ... know what a country is, or that way, so I tried to stay close. There’s “Iknowallofthem fromallover time in a long time. it’s great,”Vilalvasaid. you are in a different one, [but no need to rush away from them,” the world and have always Because her father’sjob kept As for constancy in her life, you are] ashamed that [you] she said. dreamedofthem comingtogether,” the family on the move for nearly Vilalva is lucky to have aclose-knit don’t speak the same language At Tufts, Vilalva is studying she said. two decades, she has lived in and supportive family. “Because that everyone else is speaking,” hard and plans on majoring in Vilalva’s life is currently more five different countries in 18 we move a lot, it’s the only stable she said. both psychology and interna- stable than ever before, and in all years, including Brazil, South thing,”Vilalvasaid. Vilalva has dealt with this sense tional relations. Studying inter- likelihood, it will stay that way for Africa, Italy, Portugal, and the Despite being so transient of shame about being different national relations is especially im- the next four years. Although she US. Vilalva speaks Portuguese, growing up, Vilalvaconsiders Bra- because her parents reinforced the portant to Vilalva because she and her family may move when English, Spanish, and Italian, zil her home. Vilalva’s connection idea that difference is not bad, and intends to follow in her father’s she graduates, at present she is and she has friends from all over to Brazil is aDhvsical1, one. She has that Brazil has its own culture and footsteps and travel and live all thrilled with how her life is turn- the world. spent the most time livingthere- tradition. over the world. ing out. Fighting for your beliefs RUTH FIRST Journalist Ruth First helps end apartheid 117 DAYS Contributing Writer I In 1987. March was desienated” I Ruth First -a South African journalist Hktory ~~~thby the and political activist -was a woman who FomwoRd by ALBIE SACHS US Congress to raise awareness of decided to fight for what she believed in. ~~ AhmwoRd by TOM LODGE The 1960; in South Africa was a time the mm~rOuSaccomPbhenb when the apartheid government was be- womenhavemadethroughouthis- coming more repressive and harsh. Signs tory. month, the ~~ily

I such as “White Persons Only” and “Play ’ ParkforEuropeanChildren0nly”werecom- Umkhonto. She hadthree daughteqone of monplace and examples of what the apart- whom was Shawn Slovo-who later made A ~o~~~APART. heid government stood for. It was also a the film A WorldApart about her relation- -- time when the South African resistance ship with her mother. movement was weakening. First’s many achievements included The most prominent of the anti-apart- stints as party leader, editor of both news- heid groups, the African National Con- papers and literarymagazines, and director gress (ANC), as well as other resistance of a research and policy development cen- groups, was completely male-dominated. ter. Most of the members were also black. At atime when whites werenot allowed RuthFirst-awhite,middle-classwoman to join the ANC, First helped to form the in a movement which was mainly black, alliances and parties ofsympathetic whites who worked closely with “Thesecurity Branch was beyond doubt planningan act the ANC in conjunction ofcharacterassassination against me: I would not give them with its efforts to fight informationout ofloyalty to my friends, but theywould break apartheid. First was one me finally withsomecarefully introduced indication that my of the founders of the friends had abandonedme because1had betrayed them,orso Congress OfDemocratsin thesecurity Branch would arrange fortheversion to betold. 19539 started to Provide This abandonment1would not beable to face; andeven until white sympathizers a ithappenedIdidnothavethestrength tosurvive.Therewas grouPfiomwhichtofight only one way out, before1drove myself mad,and as the truest apart he id. First a1 so indication to anyone who was interestedthat I had not let the helped to reestablish the Security Branch have it all their own way. I was anguished South African ~ommunist when1 thoughtofthechildren, butwhat good would Ibe to paw at the time- them in mental pieces?” In addition to herpolitical -Ruth First from 11 7 Daws Paw Participation, Ruth ‘ First’s involvementinjour- nalisni strengthened her working class, and male- was, despite the efforts toward the anti-aparthGd and com- contradictions of her identity, an inspira- munist cause. First was the editor ofboth The In 117Dqvs, First details her struggle to policy research as her attempt to create tion to those who worked with.her in the Guardian (alsoknown as Clarion,Advance, not betray her colleagues to free herselfand effective change in the Mozambique gov- . movement. New Age, Spark) and Fighting Talk, which be with her family. She also recounts her ernment. Born in 1925 in Johannesburg, South served as mouthpieces for the community of dehumanizing experience in jail, though In 1982,First’s life endedtragically when Africa to middle-class Jewish immigrants the Congress Alliance. certainly not comparable to the tortures, a letter bomb was sent to her office in from Lithuiana, Ruth First’s interest in poli- First also wrote 11 7 Days, an account of beatings, and electrical shocks that the Mozambique. tics sfems from her own parents’ activism in her four-month imprisonment in the black detainees faced. As daughter Shawn Slovo said, First the Communist party. Marshall Square and Pretoria prisons. As a After her months in prison, First later “madeacommitmenttoa liberation struggle When First later attended college at the result of both her political activism and her moved to London in self-exile, where 11 7 on behalf of28 million people.” University of Witwaterstand, she formed connection to an activist husband, First Days was written. First went beyond her family, beyond the the Federation of Progressive Students. wasarrested in 1963 underthe90-Day Law, First also worked in the Center for Afri- women of her time, and beyond the white She married Joe Slovo, a political activist which allowed the South African security can Studies in Mozambique where she, community of her time to fight a grander who worked alongside Nelson Mandela in apparatus to detain people for 90 days along with center director Acquino fight, to struggle in a larger struggle -the forming the sabotage organization without charging them. Braganza, trained groups of people to do battle against injustice. 4 THETUFTS DAILY March 5,1999

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Like Crash by the Dave Rating: I Part of what makes this CD Matthews Band or Watermarkby (4 out of 5) stand out is exactly what would Enya, Shir Appeal’s CD is some- deter most people from buying the thing that you can stick in your cappella tradition, Shir Appeal is album. The majority of the songs stereo and listen to straight often considered the junior part- are in Hebrew. Ironically enough, through. ner in comparison tothemorewell- however, the Hebrew songs are Another strength of Man, known Amalgamates, Jackson the album’s greatest strength. Woman, & Schewitz is the wide Jills, and of course, Beelzebubs. Most a cappella CDs are judged variety of soloists who are fea- Jus! take a look at freshman on how closely the singers can tured throughout the album, which meant to say to you,” you can feel sica,” both of which were per- orientation: People pack them- mimic specific pop songs, and gives it a good diversity of sounds his heart in every line. formed by the 1997 group and selves so tightly into Goddard when the featured singer doesn’t and styles. “Yamei Hatom,” sung by recorded at a different studio than Chapel to get aglimpse ofthe Big sound exactly like the real artist, it There are two songs which sophomore Ravit Lessner, is Paula the rest ofthe album. I’m not sure Three that they are in danger of is easy to dislike the song. But clearly stand out from the rest of Cole in Hebrew. The background if the poor quality of the songs is dying from heat exhaustion. Shir with ShirAppeal’s Hebrew selec- the album, “Yesh Lach Oti” and is especially good on this song, as due to the recording equipment 1 Appeal only gets to sing at the tions, you can ignore the words, “Yamei Hatom.”DougBurns’ vo- the sopranos quip lightly over the or the change in singers, but both calson “Yesh Lach 0ti”are simply melody and the vocal percussion- songs are almost painful to listen breathtaking. His voice has an ists whisper as if the wind were to after the high quality ofthe first earnest quality and strength. As blowing through the song. songs. It’s a shame, too, because he sings the words, which trans- Thereare some significant low both sound fine when performed lated mean “I’m yours/ and that is points to the album, however. live, but here they sound hollow so much love/ When you leave I Most notably, the last two songs, will try to forget/ All the things 1 “Bashana Haba’ah” and “Jes- see SHIR, page 18 The road to hell is paved with - “Cruel Intentions’’ byDARARESNIK DidLast Summer) are the elitist teenage socialites of Daily Editorial Board New York’s upper class. Living in a beautiful 19th The fourth film version of the classic novel Les century townhouse and eternally parentless, the pair Liasons Dangereuses, Cruel Intentions stands in have the world at their feet. and thev both know that the shadow of they can play with it as they wish. They both live for some mammoth sex -- Kathryn to screw as many guys as she can and Cruel filmmaking. The then get herrevenge when they dump her forthe pure Intentions second screen sweet type, and Sebastian to get in the pants ofevery version,. Dan- “insipid Manhattan debutante” he can get his, er, gerous Liasons, hands on. Starring: Sarah Michelle starred Glenn. Phillippe redefines the term “pretty boy.” Speak- Gellar, Ryan Phillippe, Reese Close, John ing his lines with a snobbish, patronizing air, he Witherspoon Malkovich, sounds like a teenager trying to imitate an 18th Rating: Michelle Pfeiffer, century aristocrat. This was perhaps the choice of (2%out of 5) **% and Uma stage-directing veteran Roger Kumble, who knew Thurman, and it the limits ofthe talent he had to work with. He keeps won three Oscars. Certainly, Cruel Intentions could acting to a minimum and attempts to focus more on not possibly hope to rise to the level of such wonder- Phillippe’s innate charm, which comes to the surface ful artistry and legendary stars. quiteeasily. Still, thisdoesnottakeaway from the fact Fortunately for the audience, it doesn’t. Filmed that some of Sebastian’s tirades come off as utterly entirely tongue-in-cheek, Cruel Intentions,the story laughable and contrived. of two sex-obsessed teenage step-siblings from As Kathryn, Gellar has an opportunity to play the Manhattan’s Upper East Side, takes nothing more bitch, something different from her role every Tues- from the classic novel than a basic plotline and few day night on BuffL. Dressed interminably in Bebe character names. What the film truly aspires to be is clothes and tops through which it seems her breasts yet another teenage movie in the same vein asscream might burst, her character is entirely one-dimen- 2, Wild Things, and Can ’t Hardly Wait. In the pro- sional. Again, though,- with a body like that, who cess, it inadvertently steals a bit of class from’lles needs acting? Liasons Dangereuses. That is not to say that the movie does not have its see CRUEL, page 18 faults. It has plenty ofthem. In fact, most of its stars could not act their way out of a paper bag. This is ofno importance, however, to the target audience of this film. The teenage viewers will already be quite familiar with the beautiful faces right offthe WB network and from the aforemen- tioned films. They are beautiful, there is no denying that. Truly, they areso beautiful it isdifficulttoavert one’s eyes from the screen. Keeping one’s eyes fixated, the story that unfolds is actually rather well-adapted to our modem times. Step-siblings Kathryn (Sarah Michelle Geller of the WB’s Bufi the Vampire Slayer) and Sebastian (Ryan PhillippeofIKnow What You 6 THETUFTS DAILY March 5,1999 I FRIDAY EVENING 0 -TIME WARNER @-OVER AIR CHANNELS :.O.:- TUFTS CONNECT MARCH 5.1999 1

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over nationally- ranked teams Team enjoys much success in only second season by SARAH SC”-BERGEN weekend before, and advanced to both the semi- Contributing Writer finals and finals before finishing fifth. In a sensational end to its second NCAA season “The coach wanted me to stay off it and fence less ever, the women’s fencing team finished second aggressively,”Cholankeril said. “But I still did really overall in theNational Intercollegiate Women’s Fenc- well once my adrenaline got going.” r ing Association As a team, both squads finished the season in Women’s (NIWFA)tour- impressive fashion, the foil team placing second nament this past overall and the CpCe team placing third. The Jumbos Fencing I weekend. Facing tiedorbeatalloftheschoolsexceptfortheroundwith perennialNCAA Temple, which they lost 3-5. powerhouse teams such as Temple and Johns “Everyone was fencing incredibly well,” Chen -Hopkins, the team easily took second with a overall said. “It was probably the best meet we’ve had all record of 70 wins and 22 losses. season, because everyone was having amazing “It was the first time that we had fenced against bouts.” most ofthese nationally-ranked teams,”coach Jason “This tournament was really good for our fencing Sachs said. “People were really impressed with us skills, because we fenced people that we haven’t because they had never heard of us before, and we seen before,” Gadue said. “We had to figure out their did so well.” individual styles and beat them. We’re all really The tournament was held at the West Point Acad- proud to be recognized in this larger competition.” emy in New York and consisted of 13 teams that all The 6pCe squad in particular, which had struggled fenced each other. Twelve fencers qualified for the throughout the season, really pulled together at this semifinals from both the CpCe and foil squads. The meet. After fencing the first seven schools the squad1 Jumbos advanced four fencers, Lilia Chen and was in first place, but Temple overtook the Jumbos in Annmarie Cholankeril from foil andcristin Gadue and the end. Tufts tied in victories with James Madison Tamar Agulian from CpCe. Chen went on to finish University for second place, but lost in indicators third in the tournament, while Cholankeril finished fifth. see FENCING, page 17 Chen andcholankeril both advanced to the finals. While Chen defeatedthe fencers from Temple-the hardest competition - she lost a bout to teammate Cholankeril in the finals and finished in third with an Friday. March 5 overall record of 18 wins and four losses. Men’s Squash: @ Penn, Singles Nationals “I really fenced hard against Temple and dug in,” Women’s Squash: @ Penn, Singles Nation- Chen said. “I was really surprised and pleased that I als beat them and advanced to the finals.” This meet was the last team tournament in Chen’s Saturday, March 6 career at Tufts. In addition, two other seniors, Agulian Men’s Squash: @ Penn, Singles Nationals and CpCe fencer Sarah Welch, both fenced in their last Women’s Squash: @ Penn, Singles Nation- tournaments this past weekend. als “All the seniors have put atremendous effort into Men’s Track: ECAC Chamionships, 10 a.m. the team,” Gadue said. “They have been so important Women’s Track: ECAC Chamionships, 10 to us as role models, and they’re all terrific fencers. a.m. None of them had ever fenced before Tufts, and that really shows what an amazing coaching staff we Sunday, March 7 have.” Men’s Squash: @ Penn, Singles Nationals “Havingseniors IikeLiliaonthe team really helped Women’s Squash: @ Penn, Singles Nation- keepme focused,”Cholankeril said. “We’ll missthem als a lot next season.” Women’s Fencing: @ Vassar, NCAA Re- Cholankeril fenced in the tournament despite a gional Championships, 9 a.m. sore ankle from the New England tournament the Oops! We’re sorry, Portland

by RU~ELLC~NE West has had some horrible teams before the start of the shortened Daily Editorial Board recently, and the Blazers were a NBA season: another low-seeded Okay, SO Iandevery otherNBA mediocre squad who just always season ahead for the Blazers. This fanoverlookedthePortlandTrail- happened to sneak into the year, though, unlike in years past, blazers this year- Portland fans, Postseason. they were wrong - very wrong. So that’s what most people I Inside probably figuredjustamonth ago, see BLAZERS, page 17

please forgive us. We just didn’t realize how good,your team actu- ally was. We will not, however, make that mistake anymore, be- cause the Blazers are tearing up the West. With an 1 1-3 record, Portland is in first place in the Pacific division and has the second-best record in the entireNBA. The team has won four in arow and is surprisingjust about everyone who knows any- thing about it. Why? The Blazershaveexistedinrela- tive obscurity for the last four or five years, playing their way to just over ,500 records and often undeservedly qualifying for one ofthe last couple ofplayoff spots. Although the early ’90s saw a championship series between them and thechicago Bulls, not a fan outside Portland has given them much recognition since. The THETUFTS DAILY March 5,1999 THETUFTS DAILY ..I, Letters to the Editor Senate needs to use its and engineering that demonstrated interdiscipli- Jason B. Cohen nary approaches in curriculum and research. Initia- Edi tor-in-Chief surplus wisely tives supporting Windows on Research and other To the Editor: programs of serious academic value will continue to EDITORIAL The senators’ response to my finding the 16mm be supported. After having viewed Clotho’s Gum- Lauren Heist film project was predictable (“Gittleman to give bit and having consulted the faculty and staff Managing Editor $10,00Oto 16mmConspiracy,”3/4):Sendtherestof people whose judgment 1trust, it seemed possible the student body to the Provost. Just so that the that our own Steven Spielberg or Francis Ford Jason Salter community understandsthemission ofthe Spaulding Coppola could be hiding in the weeds of one of Associate Editor Potter Fund, it is used for one-time support for these proposals. I can help keep this group alive for projects of high-quality undergraduate programs one year; from then on, it is the Tufts Community NEWSEditors: with a strong academicand intellectual commitment Union Senate’s responsibility to use its generous Dan Barbarisi, Andrew Freedman that have faculty support. budget surplus wisely. Assistant Editors: David Pluviose, Benjamin Gedan, Will Kinlaw, This fund in recent years supported projects in Sol Gittleman Brooke Menschel, Jeremy Wang-Iverson the music department, computer science, drama, University Provost VIEWPOINTS Editor: Amol Sharma Assistant Editor: Jay Kahn FEATURESEditors: Elizabeth Chen, Jennie Forcier Assistant Editors: Kim Fox, Kelly Wisnewski ARTS Editors: Alison Damast, Dara Resnik, Caroline Wolter ’ Assistant Editor: Adam Machanic WEEKENDER Editor: Rachel Deahl Assistant Editor: Trevor Soponis

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PRODUCTION Michael Dupuy Production Director Production Managers: Judith Dickman, Haley Stein LAYOUT. Editors: Sandra Fried, Valentina Clark, Meg Tenny GRAPHICSEditor: Geir Gaseidnes COPY Editors: Teen gets prison sentence for Cambra Stem, Reshma Bharne, Jonathan Dworkin, Phil Emer, Ruthie Nussbaum shining laser pointer into PHOTOGRAPHY Editor: Daniel Rodrigues Assistant Editor: Rachel Zlotoff deputy’s eye ONLINE Editor: College Press Exchange Circuit Judge William H. Shaw 111 ruled that Sonal Mukhi GLOUCESTER, Va. -A Virginia youth who Adams did intend to beam the laser into the deputy’s shone a laser pointer beam into the eye of a county eye and that it was an assault. BUSINESS deputy has been sentenced to six months in prison “The whole thing was to prove the point: It was for assault and battery. an assault,? Hick said after the trial. Stephanie Wagner Jeremy B. Adams, 19, of Gloucester, was sen- He said it would be a good idea for school Executive Business Director tenced Tuesday to the mandatory minimum of six divisions to have policies banning laser pointers Business Manager: John Gendron months in prison, which he served while awaiting just like they ban weapons. Office Manager: Sandra DeFeo trial. He could have received up to five years for the The Food and Drug Administration has said Advertising Managers: Grace Lee, Kathy Peter, Pamela Abrams crime because it involved a law-enforcement of- that aiming a pointer into the eye can inflict more Receivables Manager: Pamela Mills ficer, according to Commonwealth’sAttorney Rob- damage than staring directly into the sun. ertD. Hicks. The deputy involved, Steven Giles, testified he The case may set be precedent-setting. Hicks was on duty at the high school that day about 9 a.m. said he is not aware of a similar laser-pointer con- He was talking to Deputy Bill Adams, who previ- viction in the United States. ously served at the high school, when Adams said EDITORIALPOLICY Laser pointers, which can shine a red spot of The Tufts Daily is a non-profit, independent newspaper, pub to him, “Hejust lit you up,” Giles testified. In police lished Monday through Friday during the academic year, and light as far as several hundred feet, originally were lingo, that meant alaserbeam was targetedat Giles, distributed free to theTuftscommunity. Business hoursare 9 a.m. used to highlight items, such as information on a Deputy Adams testified. - 6 p.m., Monday through Friday, 1- 6 p.m. on Sunday. The Daily chart. But in the past couple of years, they’ve Deputy Adams said he didn’t see the laser beam is printed at Charles River Publishing, Charlestown, MA. become popular toys. touch Giles’ eye, but Giles “did make a flinching Editorials appear on this page, unsigned. Individual editors Adams testified that he bought his laser pointer, motion” as the beam bounced around his upper are not necessarily responsible for, or in agreement with, the which was about the size of a cigarette lighter, at a. torso and face. policies and editorials of The Tufts Daily. The content of Letters, local convenience store for $6 a couple of days Giles testified he felt the beam on his right eye. advertisements,signed columns,cartoons, and graphics does not before the Sept. 22 incident. “I just felt a stinging sensation,” he testified. Giles necessarily reflect the opinion of The TuftsDaily editorial board. Several Virginia localities, including Hampton said he saw that the beam was coming from a group Advertising deadlines: All insertion orders must be submit- and Virginia Beach, have put laws on the books to c ted ... Alladvertisingcopy is subject to the approval of the Editor- of three students, including Jeremy Adams. in-Chief, Executive Board, and Executive Business Director. A control misuse of laser pointers. Deputy Adams said the students were 100- 150 publication schedule and rate card are available upon request. The Virginia Beach law, enacted last year, says feet away at the time. The two friends with Jeremy it is a crime to shine a pointer directly into Adams at the time had different estimates. Jimmy someone’s eye. It provides amaximum $1,000 fine Brown, 17,testified that the distance was too far for LETTERSTO THE EDITOR and 60 days in jail. The law was adopted after him to see where the beam landed, and Jessica Letters mustbe submitted by4p.m. and should be handed into tourists and entertainers were harassed on the Husband, ,17, said the distance was close enough the Daily office or sent to [email protected] Letters boardwalk. she could see that it didn’t land on Giles’ face or must be word processed and include the writer’s name and Hampton was urged to adopt its law by Police phone number. There is a 350-word limit and Letters must be eye. verified by the Duily.The editors reserve the right to edit Letters Chief Pat Minetti, who cited safety concerns be- Gilessaidhewalkedoverto Adamsandtold him for clarity, space, and length. For the full policy on Letters to the Eause police and other citizens may think they are he could either put the pointer in his truck or hand Editor, contact The Tufts Daily. being targeted by a laser from a weapon. it over; he handed it over, the deputy said. The new law, adopted in January, calls for up to Jeremy Adams testified he was “just goofing The Tufts Daily Telephone: (617) 627-3090 3 $2,500 fine and one year in jail for anyone who off’ that morning. He said he got along well with P.O. Box 53018 FAX: (617) 627-3910 misuses a pointer. Two youths were charged with Dep. Adams when he was assigned to the school Medford MA 02153 E-mail: [email protected] violating the law only a couple of days after it was and was trying to get his attention. He said Dep. macted. They are scheduled to be in court March Giles always gave him a hard time, but denied 16. aiming the beam at Giles’ face or eye. “I was just Gloucester County has no laser law, but Hicks waving it around,” he said. said the Tuesday ruling shows that such cases can Giles testified he visited a doctor the next day, be won under assault and battery laws. but he was not injured and didn’t miss any work. c THETUFTS DAILY March 5,1999 9 National/World News Expressing regret, pain, Lewinskv ends her silence d Los Angeles Times-Washington mony and otheroficial interviews, the President ended and was later much we love Monica, no matter The book ends on a plaintive Post News Service Lewinsky finally got a chance to exposed. Under the harsh glare of how we defend her,” Marcia Lewis note, with Lewinsky swayingon a. NEW YORK - On the day tell her own story. And the picture the media, she wilted and came told Morton, “we do recognize swing in the Holmby Hills park she after President Clinton’s 1996 re- that emerged was of an insecure, dangerously close to collapse. that she bore. responsibility for played in as achild. She is, Morton election, Monica s.Lewinsky put sensitive, and at times self-pitying Not surprisingly, she voices what happened.” The torrent of writes, “a child-woman searching on the black beret she knew he young woman bullied by heart- hatred for Linda R. Tripp, the televised and hard-cover emotions for a future and trying to obliterate liked and joined a crowd of well- less men. woman who surreptitiously taped was in markedcontrast to the self- apast .... And so it will remain, until wishers on the South Lawn of the In the just-published book her conversations and turned them possessed young woman who one day the media circus moves White House to give him a trium- “Monica’s Story”andan ABC-TV overto Independent Counsel Ken- sparred lightly with House pros- on.” phant welcome home. For most interview watched by perhaps 40 neth W. Starr; she recalls the terror ecutors in a taped deposition But Lewinsky clearly needs the Americans, it was the first image million Americans, Lewinsky ac- ofbeing detained by Starr’s inves- played before the US Senate only media circus to tell her story, and they have of her, a bubbly moon- knowledged her share of respon- tigators in a hotel room and threat- last month. Still, herstoryremained the much-ballyhooed interview eyed supporter giving Clinton a sibility for the sexual affair that ened with 27 years in prison; her the same. with Walters was a key part of her hug in the by-now familiar TV film nearly destroyed Clinton’s presi- mother criticizesLew insky‘s former In the book, published by St. plan to cash in financially on her clip. dency. But most of the talk was Los Angeles-based attorney, Wil- Martin’s Press, Lewinsky shared moment in the sun. Aftera year of Butto Lewinsky, whoexpected about the pain and suffering she liam Ginsburg, as being more con- her thoughts with Morton, a best- waiting to hear and see Lewinsky to hear from Clinton in the days has gone through during the year- cerned with publicity than selling writer who previously in an interview that cost advertis- ,thereafter,it was adarkmemory of long scandal that bore her name. Lewinsky’s best interests. As for wrote a biography of Princess ers $800,000 a minute, however, the time when he began to break “I am probably the most humili- her view of Clinton, Lewinsky is Diana. But the reader searches in the public didn’t hear a lot of new offtheir affair. He didn’t call, she ated woman in the world,” she emotionally tom, telling Walters: vain for an extended glimpse into information. said, “and I was throwing things, said, in the book written by An- “Sometimes, I have warm feelings, Lewinsky’s soul. “Monica’s She was thrilled by the affair, I was crying uncontrollably. I felt drew Morton. “Yet Ijust can’t deal sometimes I’m proud of him still, Story” is written in the third per- she told the veteran host of “201 so betrayed and so disappointed. with that .... Certainly I made mis- and sometimes I hate his guts. son, with a surprisingly small num- 20.” She was hurt by the affair. She I was crushed.” takes and foolish judgments, but And, um, he makes me sick.” berofdirect quotes from Lewinsky was mistreated by prosecutors. For the former White House did they warrant this level of At times, she sounds almost herself. And the statements she She was, ultimately, misunder- intern, it was the onset of two abuse?“ infantile, at other times, worldly makes sound like they came out of stood. years of intense emotional turmoil, In her book and the interview wise. Amidthe torrent ofemotion, a romance novel, heavy on grief, What was new were the mul- which she unabashedly shared with Barbara Walters on “20/20,” it often requires an outside voice, despair and passion. tiple close-ups of Lewinsky’sart- Wednesdaywith the nation. After Lewinsky, 25, talks ofcryingjags, like her mother, to stress that There are some memorable fully made-up face with rivers of 14 months ofpersonal silence, in- thoughts of suicide, and moments Lewinsky is accountable for her moments, to be sure. When lip gloss and eyeliner that the au- terrupted only by grandjury testi- of black despair as her affair with own actions: “No matter how Lewinsky learns in April 1996 that diencecouldstudywhileshetalked in e she has been transferred to ajob about how Clinton hugged her the Pentagon, the intern is heart- and Starr’s prosecutors frightened California survivor of attack broken: “I was hysterical all week- her. Alternately humorous and end.AIl Ididwascry andeatpizzas somberj playful and straightfor- and sweets.” ward, she seemed to made a seri- in Uganda describes tragedy Describing her initial sexual ous effort to tell the truth about Los Angeles Times-Washington the French-speaking men armed she did tell her sister that per aps encounters with Clinton, she notes, what happened and to get on with Post News Service with machetes and AK-47s were it was arisky place to be going to.” “People have made it seem so de- her life. WASHINGTON - The robbersorpoachers.“Idon’t how Adams’ father said it was her meaning for me, but it wasn’t. It There were 24 occasions in the Rwandan rebels who killedsix for- that I really realized that I was in fifthtriptoview animalsinthewild was exciting, and the irony is that two-hour show when Lewinsky eigners on agorilla-watching trek danger.” since she sold her book- andmaga- I had the first orgasm of the rela- giggledor laughed, at least adozen in Uganda were intent on scaring Although Adams, who es- zine-distributing business several tionship .” deep sighs, and of course, the de off tourists in a country that de- caped with her life by faking an years ago. “Shewas in Africaabout As for the stained dress that rigueur Walters moment when pends on the hard cash the adven- asthma attack, said she had not three months ago and decided she became key evidence, Lewinsky Lewinsky broke down while talk- ture-lovers bring, the Clinton ad- been given any warnings by either wantedto see the gorillas,” he said. insisted she kept it, not as a trophy ing about the toll the scandal had ministration said Wednesday. But her tour company or any other The elder Adams said his or evidence, but rather because it on her family and how her parents a survivor from California insisted official about the dangers she daughter has taken expeditions to no longer fit, though she hoped it have considered suicide. she will go back. could face in the region, her father the Galapagos Islands and to other would again. She said the dress “Behind the name Monica “It’snotthe Ugandans whodid said in an interview Wednesday remote areas to view polar bears was a joke among her friends. Lewinsky there’s a person and this to us,” a visibly shaken Linda that he had worried about her go- and colonies of seals, and that as Hardly shy, Lewinsky was blunt there is a family,” she told Walters. hdams, who lives in the upscale ing to that part of Africa. far he knows, she has never been with the President about his family, “And there has been ... so much San Francisco Bay area town of “I said: ‘That’s a place of a lot in physical danger on any of her tellinghim: “I don’t doubtthat you pain that has been caused by all hlamo, said upon arriving at San of uprisings. The Hutus and the previous journeys. have a deep bond (with first lady this.” Francisco’s airport Wednesday. Tutsis are fighting.’ But that was British newspapers reported Hillary Rodham Clinton), buttome, She offered an apology at the US and Ugandan authorities in conversation, and we just went that the government of Ugandan I thinkshe hascold eyes. You seem start of the interview for the pain said the killers were members of on tosomethingelse,”JackAdams to need so much nurturing, and the she hascaused Hillary and Chelsea the ethnic Hutu militia blamed for said. “I’ve since found out that see UGANDA, page 18 onlypersonyouseem tohaveworth the 1994 genocidal rampage that for is your daughter.” see LEWINSKY, page 18 killed more than 800,000 Tutsis aDd moderate Hutus in neighbor- ing Rwanda. Since that bloodlet- UN arms inspector Richard Butler sees ting, the militia has sought to un- n derminethe current Tutsi-led gov- ernment in Rwanda and its ally trouble with Iraqi charges or espionage Uganda. Los Angeles Times-Washington pler: nothing. I know what I approved of. I but Iraq’s systematicand defiant insistence on “These rebels deliberately Post News Service know the proposals that 1 disapproved, and doing everything it can to prevent the United marched into southwestern NEW YORK-The chiefofunited Nations that is not implying that they came from the Nations from learning the truth about its pro- Uganda with the deliberate intent arms inspectors said Wednesday night that United States. Sometimes they came from my hibited weapons. to sow terror among Western tour- allegations the United States used his organi- staff, which wanted to breach the wall ofdeceit “That’s an Everest-sized issue; (what the ists, perhaps to discourage West- zation to spy on Iraq could jeopardize arms erected by the Iraqis, but I decided that their United States might have done) is a foothill.” em tourists from traveling to that control by making governments suspicious ideas might be misunderstood.” But he was blunt in expressingconcern that part of Uganda,” State Department whether ostensibly independent verification “Did someone piggyback on us for their the allegations about US spying could have spokesman James Foley said. Two is a cover for espionage. own purposes?” he asked rhetorically. “I don’t serious implications for UNSCOM and for the Americans from Oregon were “If people think they’re entering into seri- know.” widercause ofarms control negotiations, agree- among the dead. ous arms control verification regimes and find Butler’s predecessor Rolf Ekeus, now the ments, and verification. When Rose asked if Describing her jungle ordeal, that someone’s sneaking in through the back, Swedish ambassador in Washington, said he the charges turn out to be true, would Butler Adams said she had her clothes then we’re in serious trouble,” said Richard asked for explanations on the issue Wednes- regard what happened as stupid, he answered, on but was shoeless when she Butler, the Australian diplomat who is execu- day in ameeting with senior Clinton adminis- “1 guess that’s fair reasoning.” heard popping sounds and voices tive chairman ofthe UN Special Commission tration officials, whom hedeclined toname. In In emphasizing negative effects the situa- outside her tent. (UNSCOM) charged with locating and elimi- atelephone interview, he would not say whether tion could have on arms control, Butler aligned “I came out of my tent and nating Iraq’s weapons of mass destruction. they acknowledged rigging UNSCOM equip- himselfwith UN Secretary General Kofi Annan, walkedright into” fourarmedmen, Butler took part in what was billed as “a ment for eavesdroppingwithout his consent, who has expressed similar concerns. And Adams said. The 52-year-old re- conversation” with public television person- but he said the allegations, iftrue, ‘&dodamage Undersecretary for Humanitarian Affairs Sergio tixed businesswoman said she ality Charlie Rose at the Council on Foreign to arms control around the world.” De Mello said in a telephone interview that the never realized her life was in dan- Relations here to respond to an article Tues- Butler, in his talk in New York, noted that revelations about UNSCOM’s eavesdropping ger even after the gunmen ordered day in The Washington Post. It said US intel- “US sources have shifted their position a few also could affect other UN operations. her to hand over her money and ligence agents used UNSCOM inspection times” when asked to confirm whether the Butler is a controversial figure who has forced her and other tourists to teams, without Butler’s knowledge, to obtain United States, as reported, penetrated been accused by Iraqofturning UNSCOM into march upaheavilyforestedmoun- information for the Clinton administration’s UNSCOM for its own intelligence purposes, a US-directed spying operation and who is tain. campaign against President Saddam Hussein and he said he will try to find out exactly what regarded by Security Council members advo- “My first reaction was, I hope of Iraq. the US involvement was. cating amore tolerant line toward Baghdad- no one is shooting the gorillas,” Asked what he knew about the allegations, However, he insisted “the core issue” is not Adams said. She said she thought Butler replied, “My answer couldn’t be sim- whether the United States spied on the Iraqis, see BUTLER, page 17 10 THETUFTS DAILY March 5,1999 I The Monty Python Society, in association with Tufts Film Series Proudly Presentslnl

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c THETUFTS DAILY March 5,1999 11 GLOBALCRIME, CORRUPTION, AND ACCOUNTABILITY The 15th Annual EPIIC Symposium March 4-7, 1999 TONIGHT

LUIS MORENO (DCAMPO is the President of Transparency International Jatin America and the Caribbean, part of a world-wide organization that is working to reduce corruption in international business transactions. He is an attor- ney, prosecutor and anti-corruption crusader. Despite threats to himself and his family, he played a crucial role in the Argentine democratic transition as the Prosecutor of tlie Argentine Military leaders responsible for tlie Malvinas War, of the junta that ruled the country from 1976 83, and of the chief of police of Buenos Aires in 1986. He also played a significant role in the extradition of General Suarez Mason from California,

The Former Federal District Attorney (Fiscal General) of Buenos Aim, he specialized in corrription control programs for large corporations, with clients including the privatized national public service companies: telephone, electricity, gas, and air transport. He oversaw the anticorruption programs in many ministries, including the Ministry of Jabor and the General Tax Administration. Since 1984, he has been the Sub-Director of the Research Center at the Univer- sity of Buenos Aires Law School and an associate professor of Criminal Law. He is the author ofln Se~oefence:How To Avoid Conliption and When Pourer Lost the Trial. 1loic~to Kylain the Dictatorship to Our Children.

WOLE SOYINKA won the Nobel Prize for Literature in 1986. His works inclutle 7be flacc-haeof 1:irr-$ides: A Cornnitinion Rite; A Plq of Giants;Death and the Kiiig's Ikmenian;Mahien and Jpecialists, A Plav; The Inter- preters; and 1daizt.e and Other Poenis.

He is also the author of two recent non-fiction works ~n his countty, Nigeria: 7lw Bin-deiz ofhlenior?),7he Muse of i;o?givenessand The Opeit Sore of a Contilielit: A Persoid Naiv-ative of the N&cr-ian Crisis.

lniprisoned and the target of frequent death threats, he was forced into exile. A staunch pro-democracyadvocate, he is the Vice-Chairman and Trustee of Media Empowerment for Africa and the director of Radio Kudirat. Under his direction, the radio station has embarked on its own Truth Tribunal for Nigeria, dedicated to the exposure of the gross human rights abuses and the graft and corruption of successive Nigerian civilian and military regimes. He was in the forefront of the struggle to free Mashood Abiola and environmental activist Ken Saro-Wiwa,who was ultimately hanged by the Abacha military regime. He is the Woodruff Professor of the Arts at Emory University and a Fellow at the W.E.B. DuBois Institute at Harvard University.

Tom Blanton Luis Moreno Ocampo Executive Director, National Security Archive Prosecutor of tlie Argentine Military leaders responsible L. Carter Cornick for the Malvinas War; Author, K'heiz Power Lost /he Tt-ial:Ilolo to Former Chief, Terrorism Research and Analytical Cenier, FBI, E~plainthe Dictatorship to Ow Children supervisory investigator for the J-etelier assassination and the 1983 Paul Stopforth bombing of the U.S. Marine Compound in Beirut, among other cases South African Artist; Professor, Musetiin School of Fine Arts Marguerite Feitlowitz Gisela von Muhlenbrock Author, A Lexicorz of Terror:Aigenlina and the Legacies of Torltire; Former Chief of Staff and Counsel, Minister ofJustice, Santiago, Lecturer, Haiirartl University Chile; Author, decree creating Chile's Truth and Reconciliation Pumla Gobodo-Madikezela Commission Psychologist; Former Member, Human Rights Violation Committee, Wole Soyinka Truth and Reconciliation Commission, South Africa Nobel Laureate in Literature; Author, The Biiren of Mentoy The Julie Leimbach hheof Foigiveuess and The Open Sore of a Continent: A Personal EPIIC'97, Senior, Tufts University; Intern, Institute of Criminology, Narrative of the Nigeiian Crisis

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Blazers atop Pacific in NBA Challenging weekend ahead for fencers -c A BLAZERS home. In a season full of uncer- FENCING was the last team competition, the WhilethecompetitionthisSun- continued from page 7 tainties and weird twists, the continued from page 7 Jumbos will continue on to the daywillbemuchboredifficult, the The Blazers are one of the best TrailBlazers have been the most (individual touches or points) as NCAA Regional Championship Jumbos are hopeful. teams in the NBA, and a mere consistent team in the league, and the deciding factor. qualifiers next Sunday at Vassar. “There’s no team pressure this glance at their roster should be possibly the best. “We were all fencingat the top Thequalifiersareanindividual event time,” Sachs said. “But I’d like to enough to convince you of this. So, dear Portland fans, on be- of our game and putting every- where the fencers will face schools see the individualsdo well and see They start Arvydas Sabonis halfofNBA followers everywhere, thing into the competition, because such as Columbia,NW, and Yale, people at least advance out of the upfiont, WithBrianGrantand Walt I offer you our apologies. If, before it was the last one,” Cpte fencer some of the best teams in the coun- first pool.” Williams on his side, playing the season, you had heralded your Amy Dickinson said. “We work try. Inorderto fence inthequalifiers, “It’s incredible how well we’ve Damon Stoudamire and Isaiah team as achampionship contender, really well as a team, not just one each fencer must have won at least done this season, consideringthat Rider in the back. Off the bench you probably received nothing in which one squad dominates the 25percentofherbouts. Thisyear,all two years ago we were a club come Rasheed Wallace, Jimmy but laughs in response. other.” eight of the Tufts fencers are eli- team,” Agulian said. “I’m really Jackson, Greg Anthony, Carlos You can rest easy now because While the NIWFA tournament gible. proud of everyone.” Rogers, rookie Kelvin Cato, and this year, you may have the last I Stacey Augmon. laugh. I Can you say “stacked”? Even Did you know? . , , that British royal attendants are also called ‘Equerries’ the on-and-off NBA fan has to Arms control I recognize almost all of those BUTLER names. While the team lacks a continued from page 9 superstar, it is deeper than any The Residential Life Office is accepting applications among them Russia, China and other squad in the league. Port- for CO-OP apartments through March 5,2999. land could start five guys off its France -as being too confronta- bench and beat the Bulls any day. tional. He has said he intends to Have you dppbedyfl.7 step down when his two-year term You probably never thought you r would here that one, did you? ends in June. Where can YOU get an application? On Wednesday night, in an Still, he acknowledged,even if overtime victory over the Sacra- he is no longer there to be a target mento Kings, fiveBlazers scored for critics, the charges could be in double figures. Grant shot 6- 13 used by those who want to do for 20 points and pulled down 18 away with UNSCOM and replace its intrusive style of inspections 1 -You can download mm ase.tufts.edu/resiife os\. rebounds, while Sabonis dropped 2 - You can stop by the Wsidem’al tife Office, South Hall, Weekdays from 9 AM until 5 PM 17(8-12 fromthefield)andpulled with a more easygoing system. down 13. Williamsscoredten,and “Iraq has been saying, ‘You in the backcourt Stoudamire put in guys are a bunch of spies.’ This REMEMBET& kind ofallegation in The Washing- 15 while Rider scored 16. CO-OPapplications are due no later than 5 PM, 0 Friday, March 5tb, in the-sidential This is aregular occurrencefor ton Post facilitates this kind of Life Office in South Hall. the Portland. While none of its charges. Those who don’t like players are among the NBA lead- UNSCOMmaytakecomfortfrom ers in scoring, six are averaging these allegations in a way that will over ten points per game. Rider cause trouble for us.” a ~~~,~~~~n/~~da~s~ leads the team at 17.8 per, Friday, March 5.5 PM COOPapplications due in theResidemial Life Office Stoudamireaverages 12.8 and7.3 Wednesday. March io Lotten numbers posted on-line and in theResidential Life Office, South Hall rebounds, Sabonis 12.4 and 8.7 Monday, March 1.5 Coopselection appointments posted on-line and South Hall office rebounds, Grant 11.6 and 1 1.8 Tbursdav. March 18 Coop selection appointments, South Hall, 2 - 5 PM boards, and Williams 11.4. . Other dates and information is available from ase.tufts.edu/reslife and from theRL0 in The team is so fully stocked South Hall. that Jimmy Jackson, among the NBA’s better shooters, is only Questions? Call B 627-3248 or stop by South Hall weeKdars, 9 AM to 5 PM. putting up eight a night. Portland has a man at every position who can, on any given night, match up with the best in the NBA, and the team has done exactly that thus h. Just before defeating Sacra- “Millennia1 Movements in mento, the Blazers played host to Intramural the team with the best record in the the Hills of South East Asia” league, the Utah Jazz. When the game was finally over, the teams had gone through four quarters Team Signups and two overtimes, and James C. Scott Stoudamire had played55 minutes Department of Political Science. (sitting for only three). Portland Director of Program in Agrarian Studies. came away with the victory, and Yale University deservedly so. This time it was Former President. Association for Asian Studies Wallace who led the troops, with author, Weaoons of the Weak, The Moral Fconomy of the Peasant, and 22 points and six rebounds, while e Arts of Resisu Grant contributed 13 points, 12 boards, and six assists. Sabonis scored 12, and Jackson threw in ten on 4-9 from the field. The backcourt had another solid night as well, as Rider shot 8- 19 for 18 Monday, March 8 points, and Stoudamire scored 13 5:OO p.m. Cabot Auditorium with eight assists. Tufts University Every night there is someone refreshments new leading this team, and every night there are five players scor- ing in double digits. No other team Spring Season * in the NBA can boast these statis- tics - the Blazers are a unique, Wednesday 10th March, 12:OO -2100~1~1 deep group ofplayers who collec- tively have the strength to win the Friday 12th March, 1:00 -3:OOpm H&A on Y2K: NBA championship. It’s surpris- A Hurnanities and Arts Dialogue ing that they have not been able to on the Millennium make waves until now, because their roster speaks to that strength. The remainder of the season should be interesting for Portland. Rm.217 Halligan Hall, $10 forfeit fee required. .. ’1 The Seattle Supersonics are nip- Signups by team only Limited sipups all sports. ping at their heals, and the Los Angeles Lakers have won just as

7 many games (1 l), but have three Soccer, Vollevball, Softball, Floor Hockey more losses. Portland, however, is 9- 1 in its last ten andundefeated at Students and faculty are invited to a roundtable discussion info ? 627-5152 with Professor Scott on Tuesday, March 9, fO:30-Noon in the Large Conference Room, Mayer Campus Center. ’lnyrs lookirtgfor tcnrits : pick-up cnptniri ’s list zolrcrt sclredrrlcs poslal.

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A Uganda president knew of possible attacks ‘Intensions’ fun but empty-- UGANDA government five years ago. In tourism is important for Uganda. CRUEL gin. In contrast, Blair plays the continued from page 9 notes left on the tourists’ bodies, They are working on high-end continued from page 5 awkward, innocent Cecile with President Yoweri Museveni had the rebels said, “Americans and tourism ‘that produces a lot of To keep life interesting, brother ease, and her scenes with Gellar received warnings of possible at- British, we don’t want you on our money from those who come.” and sister, between whom there is make Gellar’s acting not entirely . tacks by Hutu m ilitiamen on US and land. You support our enemy.” Tourism is an even larger part something slightly incestuous, unbearable. British tourists but did not pass That assertion astonished of the economies of Kenya and make awager. Sebastianwillmake One of the movie’s highlights along the information to the gov- many US observers, because the Tanzania, two neighboring coun- the ultimate conquest by sleeping is an amusing cameo by Dawson ’s ernmentsofthetwocountries.Tony United States failed to send in tries in danger of losing the busi- with their new headmaster’s daugh- Creek’s Joshua Jackson as Lloyd, a minister in Britain’s For- troops to prevent the genocide by ness oftourists who may decideto ter, Annette (Reese Witherspoon), Sebastian’sgay friend, Blair. Jack- eign Office, said his government the Hutus. President Clinton said give all ofAfrica amiss until their a girl who recently published an son has proved he can act and will ask Uganda about the reports. last year that the United States safety can be guaranteed. The interview in Seventeen about her hopefully, his next role will feature White House national security and the rest of the world must rebels may not have targeted reasons for remaining a virgin. In him as somethingmore than a one- spokesman David Leavy said the share the blame for the bloodlet- Kenya and Tanzania, but the dam- addition, he will help Kathryn get joke character. administration “did not receive ting because of their inaction. age to those governments could revenge on Cecile (Selma Blair of Overall, Cruel Intentions is a any specific warnings.” He de- Administration officials said a be severe nevertheless. Zoe, Duncan, Jack, and Jane), seductive romp through the evil clined to comment on the British more likely motive forthe attack is Freeman recalled that earlier who stole Kathryn’s summer eccentricities ofupper classNew reports that Uganda suppressed economic. Uganda earns substan- this decade a series of criminal crush. If he succeeds, he gets to York life. Sexual conquests, les- the warnings to avoid damaging tial hardcurrency fi-om tourists who attacks on tourists visiting Kenya screw Kathryn, the one girl he can bian experimentation, cocaine, and its tourism industry. visitthe rain forest made famous in resulted in a sharp decline in that never have, and if he loses, utter vanity abound. Similar in In Kampala, the Ugandan capi- the film “Gorillas in the Mist.” country’s tourist revenue. She said Kathryn gets his 1956 Jaguar. tone and quality to Wild Things, tal, Museveni conceded that his “Thiswill havean impact,”said the industry has since recovered, The sexual chemistry between Cruel Intentions makes for a fun government had not done enough Constance Freeman, director of and predicted that the damage Witherspoon and Phillippe is pal- night out, but unlike its Oscar- -.- to ensure the safety of tourists Africa Studies at the Center for from the latest incident would fade pable and the scenes between are winning predecessor, leaves the visiting Bwindi National Park to Strategic and International Stud- over time as long as there aren’t them certainly interesting. The audience looking for something track the rare mountain gorillas. ies in Washington.“Increasingly, anymore killings. movie gets boring and ridiculous more at film’s end. Despite won- But he put much of the blame on however, when Sebastian sud- derful directing by Kumble, and park rangers, who he said failed to denly grows a conscience, and the beautiful faces he has to work alert soldiers to a possible attack “This Train” is a weak link Phillippe must actually show that with, it turns out acting really - by Rwandan rebels. SHIR “Rabbi“ is a take off on the song he has fallen in love with the vir- does matter. “The park authorities should continued from page 5 “Dentist!” from Littleshop ofHor- have foreseen this problem and and off-key. rors. JuniorNeil Tow changed the Lewinsky- reveals her secrets . asked for support,” he said, ac- Theothertwo weak links in Man, words and sings the solo, but un- LEWINSKY cording to The Associated Press. Women, & Schewitz, are “This fortunately the song just comes continued from page 9 they were right, weren’t they?’ “Wethereforeregretthis mistake.” Train”and“Rabbi.”Originallyper- across asjuvenile ratherthan funny. Lewinsky, flashing her own view Survivors of the massacre formed by the Indigo Girls, “This Butonthewhole, Shir Appeal’s Clinton. Buttheapologymayhave ofsex, shot back: “idon’tthink so. quoted their captors as saying Train” is dark and pounding. The debut CD is a pleasant mix of a strucksomeas hollow, as Lewinsky I don’tthink ... I don’tthinkthat my Americans were targeted as re- main melodic line has very little cappella. After hearing this, the told a national television audience relationship hurt the job he was venge for what the rebels termed variation, and the backup singers group shouldn’t be considered an what agreat kisser the President is doing. It didn’t hurtthe work I was Washington’s role in the collapse don’t get much of a chance to add afterthought any more. Shir Ap- and how he hadcontemplated leav- doing. It was between us.” of the Hutu-dominated Rwandan any richness or subsidiary lines. peal has finally come into its own. ing the first lady after his presi- At the end, Walters asked dency was over. Lewinsky: “Whatwillyoutell your At one point, Walters point- children, when you have them?’ edly asked, “Where was your self- And America’s most famous in- respect? Where was your self-es- tern answered: “Mommy made a teem?’ She called Lewinskva“big big mistake.”

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&I 3 RedCross 20 THETUFTS DAILY March 5,1999 Doonesbury by Garry Trudeau Around Campus Film Series TODAY Pleasanmille SARC Barnum 008, 7:OO + 9:30 Junior Jumbo FutureFest Remis Sculpture Court in Aidekman Arts Center, 5:30-8:OO SUNDAY SETA (Students for the Ethical CHINA FALUN GONG Treatment of Animals) Lean 5 sets of exercise. Advanced General Meeting meditation, profound teachings. Free of Oxfay Cafe, 8pm charge. :oxTrot by Bill Amend Academic Quad, outside of Ballou, 7-8pm CHESS CLUB

4 WEEKLY MEETING SuppbsEDLY, IF You Mow The Amalgamates CAMPUS CENTRE ATMs, 3pm A PLAYING CARD AT THE Guinness & Sushi I PROPER ANGLE. IT COMES Hotung Cafe, 7:30pm II Hillel I Bagel Brunch with Jonathon Wilson Seniors Hillel, 1 lam-lpm Vienna Table 48 Professors Row, 4-5 Crafts House Sleepover for Potential Residents Programs Abroad Call Lindsey x7-8211 Study Abroad General Information Meeting Crafts House - 14 Professors Row, 5:30pm Eaton 202,2:30pm Film Series Film Series Pleasantville Iilbert by Scott Adam The Princess Bride Barnurn 008,9:30 , Barnum 008,9:30 THE FUNNY THING IS THAT I’LL LIST Tufts Ballroom Dance Club MONDAY Jumbo Fiesta Dewick, 9pm-lam Environmental Consciousness Outreach Department of Biology Weekly Meeting, All Are Welcome lnformationSession Oxfam Cafe, 9:30pm Barnum Lobby, 3:004:00

Midnight Cafe International Center + Career Services The US Job Search for International Rock Concert w/ the threads Students Oxfam Cafe, 1 I pm Career Services RecruitingOffice, Level G Tisch Library, 3-4pm don Seauitur by Wiley TOMORROW Jodie’s Body CHINA FALUN GONG Jodie’s Body - a one woman show Learn 5 sets of exercise. Advanced Hillel Center, 8pm meditation, profound teachings. Fr& of charge. Tufts Transgendered, Lesbian, Gay, Academic Quad, outside of Ballou, 7-8pm Bisexual Collective Bring a Friend Meeting - All welcome StrategicGaming Society East Hall Lounge, 9:30pm Sealed Deck Bayblon 5 Tournament Rabb Room, Lincoln-Filene Center, noon see AROUND, page 15 Weather Report Yother Goose & Grimm by Mike Peters TODAY I TOMORROW

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