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Tufts University Clark Speaks, Calls For Less Government

by Paul Van Osdol "Government is the cause of most of our problems," Libertarian Party pres'i- deiitial candidate Ed Clark told about 100 Tufts 'stu- dents yesterday morning. Said Clark, American needs a change in its ap- proach to government, he criticized Ronald Reagan for favoring "massive ex- pansion of government" re- garding military and social affairs, and said Reagan's proposed tax cut actually won't reduce taxes, but keep them constant. Clark said that he would cut personal income taxes Libertarian party Candidate Ed Clark speaks to Tufts students on the problems of American in half, and eliminate tax- government and social affairs. Photo by Ken Sunshine, es for those in the lowest income brackets. To bal- ance the tax cuts, he would countries .If He called his Soviet Refusnik'Speaks On reduce military spending plan to recall all overseas by $50 billion, and elimin- troops arid dispose of draft Jewish pl i 9ht..:.:.:.:.: ...... %...... '...... ! ...... -.-...-.-.. 4 ...... j ate foreign aid and subsid- registration a "less dan- ies to farmers. gerous foreign policy" than by Jerry Friedman grate, "You've burned all He said the U.S. should Carter's or Reagan's. Mishe Eidelman, a Rus- your bridges behind you,!' not be t'meddling in the Clark espoused a free sian "refusnik", lectured he said. internal affairs in other continued, page 4 Monday evening on the By virtue of your appli- plight of the Soviet Jews. cation to leave, the Soviet Eidelman, invited by the authorities alerted to your City To Investigate Housing Violations Jewish Political Action "existence", and a lengthy, Committee, emigrated from painful process begins. by Danny Gelber area. the Soviet Union to Israel You may be called to be "If you are living with As reported in the Tufts in 1978. questioned by government three or more unrelated Daily (Sept. 18, 1980), Mr. Eidelman spoke of officials about your rea- individuals in an off-camp- the city of Medford has the systematic destruction sons for wanting to leave. us apartment on the same already identified at least of Jewish culture in the You may also be accused floor, you run the risk 40 houses that violate U.S.S.R. in this century; of being a spy, a traitor, of having your housing sit- Chapter 140 of the state destruction accomplished or a "parasite" of society. uation altered," says law mandating that any pri- through the banning of This is precisely what oc- Barbara Rubel, Director vate dwelling cannot house Hebrew tests, the closing curred in the case of Mr. of Public Relations for four or-more unrelated per- or wrecking of synagogues Eidelman, who first applied Tufts. sons. (to the .point where only to emigrate in 1971. His Prompted by congestion According to Medford 24 remain in all of the . daughter was allowed to in the Hillside area, noisy Assistant Manager John Soviet Union), and, of leave in 1972, and he div- late night parties and Ghiloni, "the city will course, the outright "dis- orced his i:ife in 1976 so alleged health and safety be looking at various couragement" of the prac- she LOO could leave. violations due to over- areas 'of concern, and will tice of Judaism. Mr. Eidelman immediate- crowded apartments, the issw citations to those Eidelman, a retired ly lost his job as a mer- City of Medford is planning violating the Lodging House sea captain, also talked chant captain, and was im- an investigation of housing Statute and other health at length abcut the ordeal prisoned for possessing health and fire codes." code violations throughout of emigrating. From the continued, page 5 the Hillside and Medford continued, page 4 , moment one applies to emi- 2 ., ,Tufts DAILY Wednesday, September 24,. 1980 ...... , 2 ...... *.*...... Le t t e r s t 0 t he Ed it 0 r ...::~~~~~~.~~~~~~~~~~~.~.~.~~

makes no attempt to ensure senators have no thing to Studer.t Learns Beck Proposes justice or individual fear. They most certainly rights, as ours does not; will be re-elected under lesson Constitution and provides no method of ,the new syst,em and as such, To To the editor: the Student Body; nppealing. the decisions they will support the The purpose of any stu- of the student government, change because they have On Friday the 19th, a dent government is to demo- as ours does not; it can'not nothing to lose and the fire in my room was caused cFatically represent the democratically represent university has everything by the use of a candle. opinions and interests of the opinions and interests to gain. It is the few The. candle1 was knocked over the student body and to of the governed and it most bad senators, who are in- provide for their general onto some books while 1 certainly does not provide active, ineffective and I was asleep. The result welfare. It derives its for their general welfare, unproductive, who have the of my carelessness was that power from the governed as ours does not. most to lose and as such, all the residents of Hill and can only be effective Under these circum- will fight the change he- Hall were evacuated at 3:30 while enjoying the con- stances, it is the right cause given a specific con- a.m. in a smoky confusion. fidence of the same. of the governed to insti- stituency that they have The potential of the situa- When a student govern- tute a new form of govern- to answer tg, they'll never tion is obvious. If there ment has the results of ment that does represent be re-elected. had been any hanging tapes- its elections questioned their opinions and inter- It is time the student tries or combustables near almost every year since ests, and does provide for body of Tufts University by, the entire floor would its constitution was rati- have been in much greater fied, like ours has; and ihe following is the preamble of the proposed constitution. danger. promises to reform these faulty election procedures WE THE UNDERGRADUATES of Tufts College, realizing the necessity Not having candles in of a more perfect student organization that will establish justice, your room is clearly. a les- almost every year and never does, like ours has; it procure an atmosphere of cooperation among the students, faculty and son to be learned. The administration, insure an environment that promotes academic and per- bottom line though, is my no longer has the confi- dence (nor support) of the sonal freedom, creativity, and growth, secure University prestige and carelessness. For this traditions, and provide for the general welfare of the University and I have no explanation, only governed and as such, be- comes an ineffective and its members, do ordain and establish this Constitution for the Stident an apology, which seems Governs2nt of Tufts University. inadequate given the sever- immobile source of student ity of the deed. I sin- apathy and frustration, cerely hope that my care- as ours has become. Lheir general welfare. and with the faculty, ad- lessness will be noted by When the ' constitution It is with this purpose ministration, and the sur- others and make them think of a student government in mind that we propose rounding communities to twice about potentially makes no provision for re- a new constitution for the 0 improve our university. dangerous actions. viewing the constitutional- Student Government of Tufts The new constitution pro- ity of legislation and act- University. vides a vehicle in which I -Stephen Brown ions, as ours does not; In order to regain pub- to do just that. No, Mr. lic confidence and support Abarbanel, I do not believe there must be a sweeping I have all the answers, Tufts Daily ,change instituted from out- nor do I believe I can I WILLIAM A. FRECHlMAN. Editor in Chief , side the Senate; reforming "just walk right up to the MICHAEL FEISUS. News Editor TARA M. KALAGHER, the present constitution trustees and get a student RICH EDLIN, Sports Editor Arts and Features Editor will do no good (as at- center." I do, however, KEN SUNSHINE, Photography Editor MARGARET JOY FRISCH, Calendar Editor JOHN,NEFF. Managing Editor DANNY GELBER. Managing Editor tempts in the past have believe a student govern- ELIZABETH GROSS, L,ayout Editor BETSY ROSENBLOOM, Graphics Editor proven)* But let it be ment should be able to pay ' ART CHARLTON, Copy Editor ' MIKEL TAYLOR, Business Manager understood here and now, for (if necessary) a secur- 'NANCY E. YOUNG, Advertising Manager MARIE CERES, Office Manager this is not an attack on ity guard in front of the The Tufts Daily is a non-profit student-run newspaper published by Tufts University week-any individual senator, library, a typesetting days during the academic year. Printing by the harvard Crimson, Inc., 14 Plympton, St.. this is an attack on the 'machine for the student Cambridge, MA. Please address corresponderce to: Tufts Daily, Curtis Hall, Tufts U., Med- system. The many excellent newspapers, an outdoor bas- .ford, MA, 02155. 'Telephone: (617) 628-5000, eAt. €130. U.S. postage paid in Medford. started working toge,ther, ketball court and countless P other things that 'would DOONESBURY by Garry Trudeau make this "prestigious in- stitute of higher educa- tion" safer, more efficient and more appealing to , everyone. Things that the present system does not offer the means nor the power for the students to do; and things that we the students should do. Be- cause Mr. Abarbanel, as your letter in the Sept. 19 issue of the Observer said, "If we don't, who wi 1 l?" Kenny Beck Tufts DAILY Wednesday, September 24, 1980 3 Health Advisory Board Holds First Meeting, Discu s6 Goals chure 1s eo advise students bj Marc Schruth on many self-help proced- The Tufts Student Health ures "which would not In- Advisory Board (S.H.A.B.) volve a trip to the infirm- held its first organiza- ary e tional meeting last Monday, Dr. Rizzone also ex- to familiarize new members pressed his wish for a "re- with the aims and proced- vamped" insurance program, ures of the board and to which would make at least set forth some new goals some form of health insur- for the coming academic ance mandatory for all year. Tufts students. He con- S.H.A.B. is the main cluded by evincing the need mediating body between stu- for the addition of full dents, administration and on-campus dental care. the health services, said Peggy Barret, Health Lou Dusseault, who opened and Sexuality advisor of the meeting. "Our goals the Tufts Women's Center are to improve the quality discussed the availability of health care at Tufts of such services as a con- of through a forum student traceptive training pro- opinion." S.H.A.B. also gram, and that of open dis- conducts non-medical health cussio+i zroups pertaining awareness activites, such to "health, sexuality, and as last year's successful women's issues .'I health fair, he added. Barret expressed a de- Vice-chairman Wendy sire for the Women's Center Block described several to work closely with of S.H.A.B.'s past achieve- S.H.A.B. in the coming Rents, such as the student mocths. suggestion box in Hooper The meeting concluded infirmary, the student sur- with Lou Dusseault's enu- vey on the quality of the meration of the various Health Services, and the committees which comprise on-the-spot hypertension the Board; such as the and obesity screenings in Hypertension Screening Com- the dining halls. mittee, the Health informa- The new director of tion bulletin, the student Health Services, Dr . opinion committee, the Pub- Rizzone, put forth his wish licity Committee, the Cor- for several new projects respondence Committee, ?nd for the coming year, in- Hooper House, home of Student Health Services, is a fre- the Liason Committee. Any cluding the compilation quent area of examination of the Health Advisory Board. student interested in con- of a two-part health bro- tacting the Student Health chure. ,Advisory Board may contact The purpose of a bro- I Lou Dusseault at 628-0540. "AN ADVENTURE IN CffZNESE SONGS AND PANCES" ' 'MONADNOCK padomed by .the YOUTff GOC)DWlLL MlSSlON OF CffZNA I SPORTSMEN'S CLUB aporaoaed by .the 1nte~~~~Xona.tOddice in coopehafian TmCmUm SENATE the TvttmatioMae Club, Asian Club and .ths Tu& Tae Won says : "SUPPORT TUFTS, Ck3.h. Po Thmday, SEmEMBER 25 a.t 7:30 pm. Cohen A&- '1 ATTEND SCHOOL ATHLETIC tot~iwn. ~.iCh& me $3 - on hate in Eaton Lounge, ~ep;t. I ELECT.10 N 24 and 25 a.t noon o& caU x545 do& hebehVCL&iOnb. EVENTS. *I

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market energy policy, call- that "our main concern is Ruggers Engineer Win Over MIT ing for increased domestic really safety. If anything production and reduced reg- happens in these overcrowd- by Joi-ge Consuegra of the club. ulations. "The way to ed facilities the city can The ItBct team, which con- bring in solar power is be. held responsible." The "A and "B" squads sists of approximately 75% to decontrol naturai gas ,If The City of Medford has E the Tufts Kenfs Rugby newcomers, trounced the he said. Regarding the already begun stepping up tub rezistered surprising- more experienced Y.I.T. environment, he said pollu- investigations in accord- ance with Medford City Man- ? easy victories over the tlBlr team, 60-0. tion control should be de- .I .T. Eiigineers, on Satur- Highlighting the victory cided by individual proper- ager Carol1 Sheehan's Task 3y afternoon in Cambridge. was the play of first year ty owners. He would en- Force, organized to probe The "A" team hammered player Crane Johnstone who courage individuals to sue the boarding house problem .I.T., a team who had just scored three tries along to prevent pollution of in Piedford. me off a victory over with fullback Todd August their property. Exacerbating the problem )ugh St. Anselms. The who added another trie. Clark added that he is are the continuous com- !-lo triumph was led by Jack Warren added strong pro-ERA. He's also for plaints from Medford resi- ings Joe McGillivray and play in the scrum to aid freedom of. choice regarding dents that students are ike Del Judis who each the victory. abortion and anti-abortion. noisy during late night illied two tries (four Following the victories, He calls government inter- hours. "Our students have )ints per trie) for the the Ruggers were disap- ference in abortion Ita mas- no right to make neighbor- imbos. Matt Leonard, who pointed when the M.I.T. sive -invasion into indivi- hoods unbearable for resi- .ays the lock position players refused to attend dual lives." !ie would cut dents ,I1 said Rubel. "There 1 the scrum,defense play- the party after the game, out C.E.T.A. and phase out is no indication that -s, was also a main factor a tradition in the sport. social security. A Liber- things are going to quiet I the Tufts victory. ' This Saturday the Tufts tarian administration, he down. M.I.T. .scored ' first, Rugby Club entertains de- said, would encourage vol- It then the T.U. Ruggers fending New England Cham- untary investment to pro- 'OUR MAIN CONCERN introlled the remainder pions Boston University vide security, and this the game. "After M.I.T. on the field adjacent to would lead to greater in- IS REALLY SAFETY' it the opening trie, we Ellis Oval. The hard hit- vestment in the economy. lminated in all aspects ting, aided by an occasion- Clark, a fifty-year-old the game," Jay Fitz- al beer or two, begins at attorney, is 'an alumnus When asked how the city rald. a four Year veteran 12:oo D.m. of Dartmouth College and will identify the houses Harvard Law School. In that are in violation of 1978, he ran for governor housing codes, Ghiloni ex- of California, collecting plained that "we have our 5% percent of the vote. ways. If the city hears He claims to have strong about alleged violations support from persons fed they have the right under SEPT. 29 up with government because law to gain entrance to of Vietnam and Watergate. the house .I* One of his chief supporters Ghiloni added that an- is Eugene McCarthy, who other motive for the city's IS THE ran for president as an actions, aside from safety independent in 1968. and noise, has been the "Adults have the right loss of revenue from the to do anything as long as violat~ing landlords, as it's peaceful," says Ed "the lodging house assess- LAST Clark. ment is different, and will bring more money to the ...... I ...... city."

TO 'TAKE A COURSE CHECK THE BEST RESPONSE: The way to enjoy t PASS'FA coming weekend is: - Studying - Striking out again at another party. NO PmioNs ACCEPTED - Standing in line at Steve's. AFTER DATE -JJSeeing FALL FOLLIES ,Friday and Saturday evenings, 8: 15 pm, Goddard Chapel "spy-secrets". He was then with such things as grain, forced to toil at hard la- new technology or a favor- by 'Adam Siege1 recognition. The organi- bor, until June 1978, when able version of the SALT zation must now obtain mem- he was inexplicably granted treaties. The Committee on Student bership from the Inter- permission to leave. This Hatred between national- Life (CSL) approved Alpha Fraternity Council (IFC). experience is not atypical ities and races is incited Epsilon Phi's bid for form- In other matters, the for Jews and other minor- from high in the govern- al recognition after a long CSL unanimously voted to ities in the U.S.S.R. Po- ment, via newspapers, pam- and somewhat heated debate recognize a Center for In- tential emigrants often phlets etc., and causes on Monday. This occurred ternational Visitors (CIV) Languish months, or years, a great deal of dissension after four new student or- Liason Committee and a without any way to support within the populace. He ganizations had been speed- Sports Recognition Club. themselves, save for the stated that, unless more ily recognized. The CIV liaison commi- parcels which are sometimes people outside the U.S.S.R. Rob Fitzpatrick, Alpha ttee plans to. invite for- received from the outside. are made aware of this Epsilon Phi's represent- eign speakers to Tufts via Even if a person is ultimately explosive situa- ative, stated that the in- the CIV office in Boston. granted permission to emi- tion, another Nazi Germany dependent fraternity wished The committee will provide to return -under the Uni- the guests with guided versity's jurisdiction. tours and . any necessary He cited a change in atti- accommodations. The speak- tude among the fraternity's ers will, in turn, provide members as a reason for the Tufts community with the request. What followed insights into world af- was a broad-based dis- fairs. cussion on the Greek system The Sports Recognition itself and the need for Club wiil sponsor programs a comprehensive University at the Kippy House dealing charter regulating all of with sports. Head football Tufts' fraternities and coach Vic Gatto has already sororities. expressed interest in ad- In the absence of such dressing the group along a document, it was deemed with other Tufts coaches. unfair to subject Alpha Long range plans for the Epsilon Phi to any new club include providing bus- strident regulations. The es for away games and in- Committee was, however, viting nationally known optimistic that a new sports figures to Tufts. charter is forthcoming. Finally, the CSL, which Following precedent, the is comprised of 'eight fac- fraternity was unanimously ulty members and seven stu- recognized. dents, recognized the Con- The first step toward tract-Bridge Club and Over- their goal of becoming a Eaters Anonymous. Both university-recognized frat- will be open to all Tufts' ernity is by obtaining CSL students. . Before crowd of Tufts students, Mishe Eidelman lectures on the destruction of Jewish culture in the U.S.S.R. Photo by Ken Sunshine -., I' I' Rainbow Carpets grate, it is often too ex- is a plausible threat. pensive for him to do so. In conclusion, and in There are various charges, response to questions from College Ave. including one of about $270 the students in attendance, per person for visas and Mr. Eidelman stated that avis Sq. 628-3660 $800 for "denouncing your it was imperative that peo- citizenship" . The fins1 ple in the U.S. and other result is the total loss countries, continue to send rea Rugs Remnants of property, pensions, packages and letters to etc.. . other "refusniks", Soviet In addition, the laxity officials, and U.S. offi- 6x9's on the part of Soviet offi- cials. "Every small drop $32 cials in granting s of hope that they receive can be seen as a formvY of is helpful in keeping the 9 x 12's starting at $49.95 hostage taking; hostages spirit and dreams of Soviet whose freedom can be bought , Jews alive."

Have Your Parents Subscribed toThe Tufts Daily Yet? 6 Tufts DAILYWednesday, September 24, 1980 Notices To all studenclfaculty TCU Students who are children Student Activities Change--The Psychology representatives: Please of c'ivorced or separated Society Wine & Cheese party leave your -new addresses parents : a continuous scheduled for today will and phone numbers outside .weekly suppport group under be held on Wedtiesday, Oct. the TCU Senate Office. the direction of Andrew 1 at 4 pm in Mugar Lounge. T. Gouse,M.D., staff p8y- chiat-rist at the Heglth Calendrier Des Films Fran- Men's Volleyball club: The Services , is currently cais: Men's Volleyball Club has being formed. Call the Lieu: Pear,son 104 practices Mon, Wed, & Fri Health Services for an in- Heure:Lundi 6h30-8h30, Mer- from 7:30 PM to 10 PM and terview. X261 The group credi 3h30-5h30. Sunday from 1:30-4 PM in wi4.l be limited to 8 stu- Ca 1 1 the Student AC t i vi t i e c 29 septembre, ler octobre, intramural gym in Cousen's. dents . , "Hotline" for a list of Tristan et Iseult 0 All are welcome to come upcoming campus events. and- participate in prac- T.C.U. ' Senate Elections for 3 freshin?)- and one at- X124 after 6:OO PM. Public Registration: The tices. For more info., call I. Tufts College Democrats Steve 'Atlas at 625'-0640. large seat will be held The following student or-- in conjunction with the Tuesday Cctober 7. Election ganizations have not re- Medford Registrar of Voters Contraception Education packets for all candidates registered with the Student will sponsor a public reg- Training Group starting are available in the Senate Activities Office, 209 istr,ation for Medford res- in early October. A 6-week Office, Eaton 205, 9:30- ",ton Hall, by the Sep- idents at the Hillside-Cam- course to train women & 4:30. tember 15 deadline: men to present contracep- , American Society of bridge Cooperative Bank Roman Catholic Mass - tive education sessions Mechariical Engineers on Boston Ave., .Medford, Goddard Chapel at 12 noon, for Tufts students. Meeting Bike Club Wednesday, Sept. 24, 1980 Honday thru Friday except Thursday evenings 6:30-8:30 Carter for President Com- from 7:OO-9:OO p.m. Wednesday. A quiet time Contact Peggy Barrett at mittee €or prayer & worship. the Women's Center in Cornnittee for S. African , Asian Students Club: To Curtis Hall ~793for more Divestment all persons who signed up .lave your photograpbs Fub- information. of for the ASC's canoe trip lished. Join the Tufts Friends the United Farm Daily photography staff. Workers on the Ipswich .River. Please bring $9.00 to Ken Women's Rugby Facts :all ext. 6130 and ask for Republican Club or J'udi at the Asian House Springfield (H), Sept. 27 (en. Scuba Club by Thursday at 7pm. All Ski Club others interested may sign Students Against the Draft up at the Asian House. Theta Chi For more info, call 60-311. The Services Committee of Art Buchwald, political the TCU Senate will inter- columnist and author, will September 29 is the last Health and Sexuality Inter- view candidates for un- meet with students and fac- day to take a course Pass/ est Group forming., If you filled student/faculty com- ulty members of Harvard Fail. No petitions accep:.ed are interested in planning mittee positons tonight, and present an informal after this date. programs, groups, speakers, Sept 24, at 7:30 p.m. in address, -"Trust Me," on films. Contact Peggy Bar- Eaton 205. There are two' Wednesday at 8 pm in the Signups begin today for ritt, Health & Sexuality seats to be filled on the School's ARC0 Forum at 79 the following companies Counselor at the Women's Bookstore Committee, . one - Boylston St., Cambridge. and graduate schools at Center. Curtis Hall, x791 seat open on the Pub and The talk is free and open Career Guidance and Place- Computer committees, and to the public. The Tuft's Running. Club ment Office in Bolles one freshman opening on meets Monday-Fri day in the Housing Committee. House. Signups are from front of Carmichagl Hall The Health Food Snack Bar 11:30am. to lpm. ONLY. For further info, call the is now open in Eaton Lounge at 4 PM for short and long Senate office, x731. Production Services, Wal- distance runs. Beginners , Mon-Fri 11-2. Serving sand- tham, MA , , faculty & new members are wiches yogurt', cider and Johns Hopkins, Washington, other specialties. welcome.' For information There will be a aeeting U.L. contact Bob at 666-5365. David Taylor Naval Ship for all applicants of cause The Tufts Film Series pre- R & D Center, Bethesda, All students are invited dinners toilight at 7:OO sents in MD to attend an open house in the Sena;e office. Harvard Hawk's classic, U.S. Air Force and meet the faculty cf To Have And Have Not, in- Badger America, Inc. the Sociology-Anthropology Anderson Supporters! Anyone' troducing Boston Edison Department today from 4- interested in working on in her first. movie role University of Bridgeport 5 pm in the Rabb Room of John Anderson's Campaign, ever. A must see for those T.qw School the Lincoln Filene Center. please call 666-8298, or who haven't! Macphie Pub,at Westinghouse, Pittsburg, Light refreshments will leave a note with Student 9/24. 10:00pm, PA. be served. Acfivi't ies. I Tufts DAILY,Wednesday, September 24, 1980 7 * __

On Campus~ .- - -. - Wednesday There will be a seminar TO ALL SENIORS .Pen, Paint & Pretzels of Introduction to SOS. Sip-ups for Informal ?ic- All women engineers and There will be a general Given by The Tufts Computer tures will start again on meeting on Monday, Sept science majors are invited & Society, Wed., Sept. 24 Monday, Tuesday, Thursday 29 at ll:30am in the Arena to the first SOCIETY OF in Anderson 306 at 4:OO (9/22,9/23,9/25) from 7: 30- WOMEN ENGINEEPS meeting , Theater. All are invited PM. All students in comput- 9:30 PM at the Curtis Hall to attend. Thursday evening Sept. 25,. er related courses are wel- Loft. If you wish to sub- 7pm. in Burden Lounge, come. mit your oh picture, it Anderson Hall. Both the must be a 3"~5~~vertical Saturday Tufts SWE Coordinator and All Mechanical Engineers black and white glossy pic- Kock overboard at Haskell's Boston student Section Co- are invited to a meeting ture. If you have any can- ordinaror will speak on of the ASME, Wed. Sept. New Wave party featuring did pictures from 1977 on- the band Monty. Saturday, upcoming activities. Re- 24 at 2:30 in Burden Lounge feel free to submit these Sept. 27 at 9 pm, Eaton freshments will be served. The years activities will in. These candids may be Lounge, admissiqn price be discussed and refresh- any dimension, color or Experimental College Col- ment s served. black and white. Include' $2 loquium Hatha Yoga taught your name, address and by Pat Bruno. Wednesday There will be an organ- phone number on each can- The Tufts Film presents nights 7-9pm. Beginning izational meeting of the did. (An examijle of a can- The Greatful Dead Movie Sept.24, Curtis Lounge. Bio Majors Club on Wed, did would be a picture dur- this Sat., Sept 27 in Cohen Bring your own rugs or & September 24, 7:30pm. in ing the Blizzard of 1978.) Auditorium at 7 9:30pm. mats. Sign up at Brown Dana 119. All are welcome. One of the best "concert" House, Experimental College "An Adventilre is Chinese movies ever made, don't x366. The Tufts A€rican American Songs and Dames" performed miss this testimony to an Cent'er presents . Michele by the Youth Goodwill Mis- epical rock and roll band. There will be an interview- Wallace; author of: Black sion. of the Republic of ing technique workshop on Macho and The Liyth of the China. Sponsored by the Tues. Sept. 23 and Wed. Superwoman Wed. Sept. 24 International Office in Come to another band party Sept. 24 between 3:45 and 7:30-9:30. cooperation with the Inter- at Delta Tau Delta. Admis- 5pm. in Wessell Library national Club, Asian Club sion is $l.and a Tufts I.D. A.V. Room. Sponsored by Soccot Services: and the Tufts Tae Kwan Do is required. Sept. 26, 9- Career Guidance and Place- Wed. 7:30pm at Sukkah, top Club. Thursday Sept. 25, 1. Refreshments will be ment ., of Memorial steps. 7:30pm, Sohen Auditorium. served. The T-~€ts Sign Language Thurs. morning: We will Tickets are $3. For res- Sunday Club will meet this Vednes- meet at Hillel at 8:30 and ervations call. x545 or 549. Tickets are also on sale The Tufts Armenian Club day evening and every Wed- go as ,a group to the Med- i.s having its first Meeting nesday at 8:OOp1n in Eatorl ford temple. in Eaton Lounge Sept. 22, 23,. 24 at noon. and Happy Hour Sunday, 203. People intereste?. Sept. 28th, at 4:OO PM in in Deaf Culture and Sip Thursday Lewis Lounge. 'All members Language are urged to Et-- Friday and non-members including c 2nd ! Tufts Women's Volleyball Club takes on the varsity All persons interested in freshman are invited. A11 are welcome to a meet- team of WPI this Thursday, forming a small chorale ing of the Investment Club September 25 at 7:QO pm society please come to talk Future Wed. at 7:OOpm in Curtis in the cage. Admission is and sing on Friday, Sept. I 26 from 1 to 2:30 PM in Lounge. The year's activi- free, so don't miss your If 52 is your favorite num- Cohen 15. Open to capable ties and new officer posi- only chance to see women's ber, come to the first tions will be discussed. volleyball at Home. Come singers: students, faculty, and staff. For further in- meeting of the Tufts Con- out and support the team! tract Bridge Club on Thurs, Women's Center Weekly For- formation call either Sandy Oct. in Eaton 210. Come .urns': Sept. 24 "Women in Sept. 25- General staff Margolls 776-9178 or Jack 2 socialize, play tournaments Journalism" talk/discussion meeting for the Tufts Wo- Zarker X360. for Master Points, or re- with Mary Crowe free-lance men's Center newsletter, ceive instruction if you writer for Equal Times, "Women Centered", 7pm. Cur- Women's Sexuality Discus- are a beginner; or call and Susan Wilson, critic tis Lounge. All interested sion Group starting week Leonard at' 776-3990. Fac- for The Boston Globe. 3:30 welcome. For more info. of Sept 29, running €or ulty are welcome too! pm., Barnum Hall, Rm.114. call 625-5000 x702. 4 wks. Open to all women at Tufts. Let's get togeth- Informal coffeeltea for French Club meeting Thurs., er to explore our sexuality All INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS those interehted in working Sept 25, 2 pm, Laminan -the way it affects our MAJORS AND (PERSPECTIVE IN- on the staff or contribut- Lounge. We invite new mem- lives; the way it has TERNATIONAL MAJORS. Come . ing on a free-lance basis bers to share their ideas changed. Call the Women's to the first International to Women Censered, 'The and enjoy the refreshments. Center at x793 or stop by Relations Program meeting Tufts Women's Center News- Any input will be welcome. the offi,ce in Curtis Hall on October 1, 1980 at 4pm. letter. Sept. 24, 5pm in Mais, s'il vous plait, for more info and.to regis- in Alumnae Hall, Talbot Curtis Lounge. seulement en francais. ter. Avenue. 8 Tufts DAILY1 Wednesday, September 24, 1980 -

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