CT-HEMedford, MA 02155 - -TFriday, January 17,1992 DAILY3Vol XXIV,Number 2 City closes f SZZE 14??? I Rape appeal denied Theta Chi Guilty student expelled from nfts by MAUREEN LENIHAN by PATRICK HEALY process was “inherently flawed.” Daily Editorial Board Daily Editorial B~Ju~ Reitman said. Theta Chi was temporarily ATul’tsmale student who was Gittleman said last night he closed on Jan. 14 by the expelled last semester after being did not feel he could discuss the Somerville Fire Department due f~)undpuiltyofacquaintiuicer;ipe appeal because of the severity of to fire and health code violations. lost his appeal of the disciplinary the case. Somerville District Fire Chief decision after the case was re- Reitman said that after the Michael Rcgan temporarilyclosed viewed during the winter break, appeal was rejected, the defen- the fraternity house after the fire according to Associate Dean of dant questioned whether the hear- department responded to a five Students Bruce Reitman. ing panel was “an inherently fair alann sounding at the properly The appeal was filed last inon th one.” While the gender of the Tuesday night. The house was with thc Provost’s Office, which panelists wasnot at issuc,Reitman . closed and the locks changed hears appeals during vi~catio~i~said, the defendant was doubtful inunediately until the violations Bowlers with large feet really wax the lane. I when the Committee on Student as to whether the objectivity of could be rectified NEWS Editor: Maureen Lenihan Families’ tax exemptions included in Assistant Editors: Chris Stripinis, Caroline Schaefer Wire Editors: Steve Arbuthnot, Avinash Rajan VIEWPOINTS Bush’s new plan for economic recovery Editor: Christopher Provenzano WASHINGTON (AP)--The economic vidual Retirement Accounts into family Fitzwater said. The government antici- FEATURES . proposals President Bush will announce in .savings accounts that could be used for pates billions of dollars in Pentagon sav- Editor: Jeff Geller his State of the Union message could specific purposes, said the officials, who ings as a result of cuts in the military and ARTS include an increase of as much as $500 per spoke on condition of anonymity. Cur- the changing needs of US defense in the Editor: John McGuire child in families’ tax exemptions as well rently taxpayers cannot use the funds they post Cold War era. Assistant Editors: Elin Dugan, hdhUUMikriShn- as other tax breaks to help Americans buy put in their IRAs without a penalty until Fitzwater, however, declined to talk SPORTS health insurance, officials said Thursday. the age of 59. about specifics. Editors: Paul Horn, Rob Miman Bush’s plan, still undergoing fme-tun- Theadministrationisalsoplanning cuts On Capitol Hill, meanwhile, Senate - Assistant Editor: Phil Ayoub ing. will also offerfirst-time home buyers in Medicare spending, but one official said Majority Leader George Mitchell called PHOTOGRAPHY a tax credit that will probably be about they would not target beneficiaries. .In- . for cutting $100 billion from the Pentagon Editors: Sofia Pescarmona, Anni Recordati. $5.000, according to one official. stead, budget savings would come from budget and putting aside deficit constraints Karl Schatz The president, whose approval ratings attacking abuse and high charges by doc- to heal the ailing economy. Assistant Editor: Tabbert T. Teng have been sinking as the economy slides, tors and hospitals. “The Cold War is over. It’s time to take / PRODUCTION has promised to come up with a plan “to Bush’s press secretary, MarlinFitzwater. down the ,artificial budget walls which Layout Editor: Lori Ruben 3raphics Editors: John Pohorylo, Chris Capotosro get this country back to work again.”He is also said Thursday that the president‘s prevent us from shifting our priorities Classifieds Editors: Lisa Moorehead expected to lay out main elements in his budget proposals will entail ”transferring from abroad tohere at home,”Mitchell, D- Assistant Classfieds Editors: Ariel Ben-&ev, speech on January 28 and his proposed savings from defense to deal with various Maine. said in a speech at the National Stephanie Romney federal budget the next day. aspects of domestic programs.“ Press Club. Copy Editors: Dah Levi, Elana Vatsky. The package is expected to include “It certainly will reflect a shift of re- Cheryl Horton see BUSH, page 7 provisions to allow savers to roll Indi- sources from defense to civilian needs,” Larry Azer Enecutive Business Director BorG Yeltsin defends painful reforms Business Manager: Sandra Giordano MOSCOW (AP)-- BorisYeltsin,caught But former republics that want to form be very difficult to wreck it.” Office Manager: Michael El-Deily Receivables Manager: Gizem Ozkulahci in a maelstrom over economic reforms, their own armies apparently could not Conservatives and some officials in the Subscriptions Manager: Stacey Feldman berated his critics Thursday for resisting agree to.a common oath for their forces, Russian leadership, including Vice Presi- change and said the Russian people were Tass said.ThoserepublicsincludeUkraine, dent Alexander Rutskoi and parliament The Tufts Daily is a non-profit newspaper, publishe taking the hardships better than lawmak- Moldova and Azerbaijan. speaker Ruslan Khasbulatov, have criti- donday through Friday during the academic year and dis ributed free to the Tufts community. 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Th Voshchanov as saying that the leaders to speculate over the difficulties connected take hold. stters pageis anopw forum for campusissuesand comment bout the Daily’s coverage. approved anoath of allegiance for service- with the first step of the reform for the sake Apparently trying to defuse the criti- Letters must include the writer’s name and a phon men of the strategic forces of the common- of petty political aims,”Yeltsin said. “The umber where the writer can be reached. All letters must b wealth. reform isn’t irreversible yet, and it won’t see page 8 erified with the writer before they can be published. YELTSIN, The deadline for letters ?obe comidered for publicatio 1 the following day’s issue is 400 pm. Network of volunteers active Due to space limitations,letters should be no longertha RECYCLING 50 words. Any submissions over this length may be edita into the training for Resident Assistants added. - - y the Daily to be consistent with the limit. Letters should b continued from page 1 ccompanied by no more.than eight signatures. this year and White spoke at the initial “In general. I feel that people have .a The editors reserve the right to edit letters for claritj 1ectedbeforeChristmasof 1991 wasequal dorm meetings this fall. better understanding about the prQgram hblication of letters is not guurunteed, but subject to th to the amount collected during the entire this year, Last year there was a lot of iscretion of the editors. Letters should be typed or printed from an IBM or IBM previous year. said Gilbert. Inaddition. the “There is a much stronger network of confusion.” White commented. “I think ompatible computer in letter-quality or near-letter-qualit increase innewspaper collection was simi-: volunteers this year, with about 150mein- that it makes people feel much more com- iode. Letters written on Macintosh computers should b larly large. bers still active.” said White. “I periodi- fortable knowing Buildings and Grounds rought in on low density disks - files should be saved i text-only’’ format, and disks should be brought in with Theft, equipment problems cally talk to almost every volunteer,”White is responsible for the program.” opy of the letter. Disks can be picked up in The Dail Despite the positive changes made this usiness office the following day. Letters should address the editor and not a particuli year. White said there- have also been Administrators reviewing process ndividual. 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The Daily will not accept letters regarding tk transport newspapers. :overage of other publications. unless their coverage itse these cases.” “fair,” administrators are currently dis- KIS become a newswolthy issue that has appeae in 73 Reitman expressed his belief that Tufts cussing ways for the community to ad- >aily.TheDaily will accept le.ttersofthanks.ifspacepermit Therecycling programs were integrated should continue to adjudicate rape cases. dress the process. )ut will not run letters whose sole purpose is to advertise a :Vent. When writers have group affiliations or hold titles c jositionsrelatedto President savs students will return thetopicoftheirletter.TheDai1ywillnoi U hat initalics followingtheletter.Thisisto provideaddition, THETA CHI nformation to the readers and is not intended to detract fro1 “It’s my opinion that we will be back he letter. continued from page 1 matter between the landlords and tenants. Classifleds Information Choi stated that the landlord “under- withina week,”said Choi adding, “the fire All Tufts studenis must submit classifieds in perso1 campus housing for a rate of $100 a week stood“the situation and that the residents inspectors that came to the house overes- )repaidwith cash or check. All classifiedsmust be submitte jy 3 p.m. the day before publication. Classifieds may also t and has also given the students the option would not be “kicked out” of the house timated the gravity of the situation.” )ought at the information booth at the Campus Center. A to buy small numbers of meals to reulace after the repairs have been made. Aassifieds submitted by mail must be accompanied by :heck. Classifieds may not be submitted over the phone. the meal plan provided by Theta CG. Notices and Lost & Founds are free and run on Tuesdaj md Thusdays only. Notices are limited to two per week PI of StudentsA press statement Office reported released that by thethe Dean uni- Financial aid plans reviewed xganization and run space permitting. Notices must t versity wouldnot enact disciphary mecha- ADMISSIONS written on Daily forms and submitted in person. Noticc continued from page 1 financial aid task force was formed last :annot be used to sell merchandise or advertise major event nisms in this instance. semester to combat shrinking finances for The Tufts Daily is not liable for any damages due i “The house was cited for Althoughadmissionto Tufts is determined financial aid. There was an &proximately ypographical errors or misprintings except the cost of tk and fire -- it was not a disciplin- nsertion, which is fully refundable. We reserve the right $ through a need-blind plan, administrators a$l million shortfall in financial aidpack- afuse to print any classifieds which contain obscenity, are 1 said Reitman* adding that are currently discussing ways to distribute ages given to students last year. in overtly Sexual nature. Or are used expressly to denigrate the upkeep the residence was a private person or group. of financial aid packages among students. A Friday, January 17,1992 THE TUFTS DAILY page three ARTS ‘Bugsy,’6 Star Trek VI’ headline movies released during holidays ‘Bride,’ ‘Hook’ can’t beat Disney’s classic ‘Beauty’ Bugsy betterthantheiroddcounterparts. I A remake Of the 1950 filn Ben “don’t call me Bugsy” Star. Trek VI: The Ulldiscoi>ered starring Sp€mcer Tracy, this timC Siegel is an ambitious, suave. country returns to the action for- arOundhisWife is PlaYedbY Dim good-looking, and likeable char- mat of the even-numbered mov- Keaton and his daughter by Kim ies and proves that the format can berly Williams. Keaton’s consid still work. erable talents are a bit wasted ot FlReview Movie-goers faniljar with the a part With little substance. ThC original series remember how best Performance of the group i! Captain Jim Kirk was constantly by Martin Short, who steals tht acter. Based on the real life mob- saving the Federation froin show as a crazed caterer whorr ster Bugsy Siegel, the ,character Klingon aggression. Duritig the the family hires to run the wed. played by Warren Beiltty is also a time-frame of the current Star ding. cold-blooded killer who can Dek series (the syndicated New The criticisin of Keaton’s role calmly slick his hair back while Gerierution TV shows) the Fed- may not beentirelyjustified, sincc giving a beating or even dcceive eration and the Klingons are this entire film lacks substance his own family. Beatty, in a per- friends, a transition not fully ex- That‘snot to say it’s a bad movie fonnance which inay very well plained until Star Trek VI. it’s just the kind of flick that yo^ eamhim~iOscar,rakesthiseclec- After Captain Sulu’s ship, the watch, enjoy, and more or less tic character Birgsy is acharacter study. This clear reasons. I It’s all right for an occasional historical figure, infamous (or The Klingons find themselves treat, but you can’t have it all the essence of the Pogues famous?) in the glitzy 1930s mob forced toinake peace tosave their time. by ELIN DUGAN the jig-like quality of their songs. scene, is refined into a complex skins, and Captain Kirk rather Hook However, is often the case character for the screen. Beatty unwillingly finds himself escort- Steven Spielberg’s Hook is a Daily Editorial Board as brings him to life with striking ing the Klingon ambassador to lnovie With a dual personality. Those who already know the with alternative music, some of realism,exhibiting the manias and Adults and will find the Pogues‘ music ~2 aware that raw the Pogues’ unique characteris- Earth. kids film talent is not the only element that tics are responsible for a sort of obsessions that threaten to crush During the trip, the atnbassa- enjoyable, but the elements thal “love ‘em or hate ‘em” attitude the dream for his Las Vegas Fla- dor and his companions join the appeal toadultsdon’tparticularly among the band‘s listeners. Most mingo nightclub. Enterprise crew for dinner. The appeal to kids, and elements thal evident, perhaps, is the voice of BothBugsy’sdrivesandweak- Klingons and the humans sim~ly appeal to kids don’t PxtiCUlarlY lcad singer Shane MacGowan. nesses are highlighted in his rela- can‘t get along, and the peace appeal to adults. MiiCGowan, who has temporarily tionship with Virginia Hill envoy doesn’t look like it has ’ Robin Williamsplays agrown- been replaccd by Joe Strummer (Annette Bening). His desire to has helped to make the band one much of a future. A hopeful up Peter Pan who has lost the (of Clash fame),gives the impres- make her his wife is overwhelm- of Ircland‘s most notorious ex- Klingon ambassadorinterrupts the memory of his days with the Lost sion that he‘s recording his songs ing and clouds his judgement, Boys and his childhood happi- ports. Some say that attitude is insult exchange by makinga toast, while draped across a bar in a eventually leading to his demise. ness.WhenCaptain Hook(Dustin everything. and the Pogucs seem quoting Shakespeareas he refers to have taken that expression to puddle of beer. Each tortured note Her cunning is perversely attrac- lo the future as “the undiscovered Hoffman) kidnaps his two chil- dren;df)eter is forced to journey heart. Originally called Pogue sounds as though it‘s been wrung tive to Bugsy.and he stands by her country.” through a meat grinder before even after she is suspectcd of However, the anbassador’s backPo Neverland to battle his old Mahone, the band derived its name foe. But Peter, who has become a from a Gaelic expression thar being spat out. having stolen money from him. visions of acooperativefuture are Needless to say, this quality is Throughout the movie we smashed when the Enterprise in- stuffy businessman, is no match traislatcs as “kiss my ass.” Deca- for Hook. The first time the two dence is what makes them great. hardly becoming when used for wonder if the rumors are true. if advertently fires on the Klingon the performance of a slow ballad. rivals meet makes for some great from founder Sh‘ane MacGowan‘s Bugsy Siegel is crazy. a spend- ship. Kirk and McCoy find them- As a result, songs like “Summer thrift who‘ll step on the wrong . selves on a prison planet, and laughs, as Hook is dumbfounded drunken vocals to the obscenities that litter their lyrics. Esseritial. in Siam,” which tries to be con- toes someday and get killed. But Spock tries to thwart an assassi- bywhathashappenedtohis“great templative and serene,are wasted and worthy opponent Tinkerbell thc Pogues‘ mostrecent release. a Beatty as Bugsyconvincesusthat nation that would end the peace .” on an audience that cringes with the character isaromantic,blinded process altogether. (Julia Roberts) makes a deal with collection of songs from 1988 to the pirate, winning three days to 19YO. successfully projects the every word. MacGowan’s voice, by loveanddeservingofoursym- While only a trekkie will ap- while acceptableagainst the back- prepare Peter for the grand battle. attitude that Pogucs fans have pathy. preciate the “history” unfolding ground of a rowdy drinking song, In those three days, Peter must grown to love. Bugsy is an achievement, a on the screen, others will find only sounds pathetic when paired learn to become a kid again, to fly, The album, which documents movie that is possibly the best of more than enough action to make with a muted piano and harp. Star Trek VI enjoyable. to swordfight, to get that stupid thc band’s years with Island the holiday season. The movie‘s records, is culled from three pre- On the other hand, it’s respon- cinematography is beautifully Father of the Bride ToysRUsjingleoutofhishead ... sible for what some would con- Father ofthe Bride is another This adult fairy tale is highly vious releases: If I Shoidd Fall done, evoking the best and the FromGrace WithGod,Peaceand sider an improvementof the Roll- worst of the gliky and steamy move by Steve Martin that moves amusing for the first two hours -- ing Stones‘ “Honky Tonk away from days as “The Jerk the jokes are funny, the sets are Love. and last year’s HelI’sDirch. world of which Bugsy and Vir- his Each song reflects, above all, Woman.” MacGowan brings to ginia are a part. But it’s Beatty’s andhis Saturday NightLive “Wild amazing, the acting is great (Wil- the song a“down-and-dirty”style liams and Hoffman are fantastic), the diversity that has slowly been portrayal of brilliance and com- and Crazy Guy” character, and incorporated into the Pogues’ which is somewhat lacking in the pulsion that make Bugsy unfor- towardsmoremature, mainstream and the pace is fast -- but the last original version. 20 minutes give the audi- musical style. Although the band gettable. comedic roles. Like Parenthood, try to It should be noted, however, ence an emotional high so that is best known for its punk rendi- Star Trek VI this film succeeds because Mar- tions of traditional Irish folk mu- that while MacGowan sings lead After seeing the first five Star tin is able to win us over with his Hookjust fizzles in the end. There vocals on the majority of are only many times you can sic. songwriters MacGowan and Trek movies, audiencesmay have toned-down routine as the loving, so Jcm Finer have displayed their Essential’s tracks, the band was noticed all the even-numbered warm-hearted father still capable say, “Awwww.” wise enough to let other band Beauty and the Beast abilities to branch off into other movies hadmore action and were of getting in a good crack or two. members takc over on a few of Beauty and the Beast,Disney’s styles. The song “Fiesta“ man- ages to mergc a lively Irish jig them. The hauntllig “Lorelei,”for latest animated masterpiece, has example. was done by Terry proven to be much more than a with traditional Mcxicai trum- Woods. Easily the most melodic typical cutesy Christmas movie. pets, sounding a lot like a punk song on the album, it is a sailor’s Following in the Disney tradition version of the Grateful Dead‘s tribute to the girl he left behind. of the classic Fantasia and the “Mcxicali Blues.”“Turkish Song more recent The Lirtle Mermaid, of thc Damned“ is mother such Also, in “Fairytale of New it caters to adults as well as chil- example. Both songs prove that York.” MacGowan is joined by dren by offering subtle humor the Pogues are capable of diversi- Cait O’Riordan, a fonner band along with its fairy tale plotline. fying their musical style without manber now married to Elvis Beast is based on the well-known compromising the punk/folk qual- Costello. The pair creates a rous- tale about a young girl named ity that makes ihctn uniqueamong ing ballad about a couple’s ill- Belle (the first Disney heroine to the latest throngs of alternative fated journey to New York City. actually have brown eyes) who balds. Esseniial is an album that is rescues her father from the palace Also unique is the variety of probably more suited to novice of a prince who has been trans- instruments used in their songs. Pogues listeners than to their die- formed into a hideous beast as a Rather than relying on the stan- hard fans. Those who have been punishment for his cruel treat- Jard alternative-bald set-up of following their work from the ment of an old hag. The Beast electric guitars, bass and drums, beginning will find nothing new agrees to release Belle’s father the Pogues play only acoustic in- other than along version of “Yeah, Steve Martin and Annie Williams share one of the many moving only if Belle will take his place at struments. Most notable are the Yeah, Yeah, Yeah, Yeah.” But for mandolin, the banjo, and the moments in Father the Bride. of see MOVIES, page 7 whistle, all of which contributeto see POGUES, page 7 ., page four THE TUFTS DAILY . Friday, January 17,1992 The Varsity Sport of the Mind IS BAC-K! * College Bowl is a fast-paced game of intellectual trivia that will pit members of the Tufts’ communityI! against each other! 4 * t) -4 * Team sign ups are no^ being taken in 4 * Student Activities 4 Any full time undergraduate or graduate student is eligible to participate . -Teams may consist of 4 players and an alternate -tournament is limited to I6 teams! I-^ -- - College. Bowl will be held . every Tuesday in February in Hotung Cafe at 7:OO p.m., beginning Feb. 4 ., ’ For more information on this exciting challenge call Katie in Student Activities, x3212 Friday, January 17,1992 THE TUFTS DAILY page five SPORTS Jumbos have tough winter trip Lose two games on West Coast over December break home disappointed by their trip, there were some bright spots. Most notable was the play of freshman forwardChris McMahon, whohad the first two starts of his career in California. He played particularly well against Claremont. match- ingup against theStags.6’7“ All- American guard Chris Greene. He led the Jumbos in scoring with 19 points and added four re- bounds. Although he got in early foul trouble which limited his playing time against Pomona, Sheldon welcomedhisarrival into the starting lineup. “He’s going to be the next ond-half fouls to Pomona‘s five. Larry Norman,” the coach said in [ Pomona-Pitzer 79 Both Sheldonand the players were reference to last year’s leading bothered by the quality of the Jumbo scorer. “[Plus,] he’s got a lhfts 70 officiating. great attitude.” TuRs(7O) FG FT R A P M-A M-A 0-T “The refereeing was terrible,” In addition to the sparkling Schiff ...... 3-5 0-0 0-0 0 6 said senior co-captain guard Pat play of McMahon, the trip also Ilaines ...... 1-4 0-0 0-2 0 2 McMann ..... 2-8 3-5 4-6 1 7 Skerry. The Jumbos’ frustration featured the return of senior for- !’.Skew ..... 6-19 3-5 24 4 15 boiled over as the team was ward Bruce Bligh who spent last Slackman .... 5-19 1-4 2-6 2 14 whistled for four technical fouls semester in Spain. Blighhadeight Reckel ...... 1-1 (1-0 (1-1) 0 2 Santos ...... 0-1 3-4 1-1 I 3 hgainst Pomona -- one each on points and four rebounds against McMahon ... 2-4 1-2 0-4 I 5 Skerry, Sheldon, and guards Bill Pomonaand should compete with Riordan’...... 1-2 0-0 2-5 0 2 , Brown ...... 3-4 0-0 2-2 0 6 Slachnan and Andy Riorden. Riorden for playing time backing 3-4 2-4 IJ-4 0 8 The Jumbos can’t blame their up senior forward Anthony Schiff. .0-0 0-0 0-0 1 0 woeful shooting on the refs. how- Although they are only 4-4. Photo by Mara Riemer Totals ...... 27-71 13-24 18-47 10 70 ever. Two of the more obvious the Jumbos are 3-1 in New En- After spending a semester in Spain, senior Bruce Bligh returned Fouled Out:: Mchhhon, Bligh. Percentages: cold hands were normally-reli- gland with their only loss coming to the Jumbos. FG ,380. .54).3-point goals: 3-13, ,230 to highly-ranked Colby. In addi- (Slackman 3-12, Rirrdan 0-1). Blocks: I able guards Skerry and Slackman, (McMannJ.Steals: 7 fslacknan 2, hnwn 2). who shot a combined 19-of-64 tion, seven of their eight games nfts 66 Claremont-Mudd-Scripps 73 Technical fouls: Nnne. [29.6 percent] from the field. have been on the road, a6d last TuRs(66) FG FT R A P C.M.S.173) FC FT R A P I’omofl8(?9)FG FT R A P year at this time the squad was 5- M-A M-A 0-T M-A M-A 0-T M-A M-A 0-T However. the trip wa%a fruitful 4 on the way to highly success- Schiff ...... 4-9 0-1 0-5 I1 8 Bruce ...... 1-2 0-0 0-0 2 2 1-3 1-2 1-3 3 3 one for Skerry. who broke the a Haincx ...... 1-2 0-0 2-3 0 2 Zanotti ...... 0-1 1-2 0-1 3 1 Benjamin .... 0-4 0-0 0-0 0 0 Tufts‘ career assist record in the ful season. McMann ..... 2-1 2-2 1-3 I 6 McKce ...... J-12 5-7 1-11 3 15 Christianese 5-6 3-4 0-6 2 18 first half against Claremont. Nev- But despite this encouraging P. Skerry ..... 3-11 4-7 1-8 9 12 tireene ...... &I5 6-7 0-6 3 25 Cover...... 7-21 10-12 3-10 1 24 Slackman .... 5-15 0-1 11-3 3 I2 ..4-7 4-6 2-3 0 12 Hewitt ...... 2-5 6-7 0-2 0 11 ertheless, Skerry wasn’t happy news, Sheldonandthe team know Dqckel ...... 1-3 11-0 2-4 0 2 ..%7 4-8 3-11 1 12 ., Myers ...... 0-3 0-0 2-2 1 0 with his -- or the team’s -- perfor- that thky will have to raise their Ssntiis ...... 1-1 0-0 0-0 I 2 ..n-o 0-0 1-1 0 0 Patino ...... 4-8 3-6 4-9 2 11 level of play if their season is to McMahnn ... 9-14 1-3 2-1 0 IY Nappi ...... 1-3 2-61 0-2 3 4 Roelen ...... 0-6 7-8 1-2 4 7 mance. Rrown ...... 1-5 0-0 1-4 0 2 . Schwarz...... 11-0 0-0 0-0 0 0 Romney ...... 2-6 0-0 1-1 1 5 “I guess it’s nice [the record], meet their expectations. Elligh ...... 0-1 1-2 0-1 II 1 Morgan ...... 0-1 2-2 2-4 1 2 Totals ...... 21-62 30-39 14-3813 79 but a coude of weeks ago I would “Wdre going to have to take Totals ...... 27-65 8-16 11-33 14 66 Totals _ ...... 22-48 24-38 10-4216 73 Fouled Out: None. Percentages: FG .3N,Fl have said it‘s not that big a deal care of business [in N.E.],” said Fouled CM::McMann Percentages: FG .42(l, Fouled Out: None. Percentages: FG .40, PT .770.3-point goals: 7-17, ,410 (Christianeq?5. since we’re4-4,”the point guard Sheldon. “We’re going to press FT SOn. 3-point goals: 4-9. .a0 (Slackman2- ,630. 3-point goals:S-12, ,420 (Greene 3-4, 6. Hewitt 1-1, Romney 1-3, Roelen 0-4) h. Skerry 2-3). Blocks None. Steals: I5 (Schiff McKee 2-6). Blocks: J(Cireene 2, Fosse ,Mor- Blocks: 4martman. Cover. Hewitt, Roelen) said. “But we’ve been playing a and uptempo from now on. We’re 4, Slackman 3. McMann 3, Skerry 3). Turn- gan). Steals:9 (Kwon 3, Greene 2, Nappi 2, Steak8 (Myers 2, Rnelen 2, Bariman. Cover little better in practice. Person- going to have a little different nvers: 13 (Skerry 7)Technical fnuls: None. Morgan, Fosse).Tumovers: I8 (%notti 8, Hewitt, Romney).. Technical fouls: None. ally, I don’t think that I’ve done a look.” Greene 4) Technical fouls: None. Tufts...... 43 27 -- 70 great job distributing the ball.” Tufts ...... 29 37 -- 66 Pomona ...... 35 44 -- 79 Although the Jumbos returned see HOME, Page 7 Claremont ...... 33 40 --- 73 New format leads to truly AN-Star line-up for the NHL release in all of hockey. was sur- victory last year in Chicago, 11-5, The centers Fedorov,e ** ??????-0 73-m ??????-0 73 ?? 0 Will 1992 mark a P the &sf anniversary of ?? - 8 I Roe Y- Wade?? 3a- -a3 R ? 3 3 Come to a meeting sponsored -= 0 3 Monday, January 20, 1992 ==3 ? 3 ? c . in Eaton 201 0 from 8:OO - 9:OO pm 770 $1260 .all expenses included v 3 3‘3 Leaving Boston via Vew York March 12. Principal monuments vi11 be reviewed in slide lectures before leaving 70 by Prof. I. Galantic, 0 +1 vho will guide the tour. c Call Allison at 629- 9020 with any questions 7m3 ? TI- Contact Goddard Chapel c ? at 627-3427 or Prof :alantic at (617) 484-2619. Friday, January 17,1992 THE TUFTS DAILY page seven ‘Affordable medical coverage- to help the uninsured is key component BUSH spend. Withholding schedules ment . cials Thursday. low-income workers who make more than continued from page 2 could then beadjusted, encourag- Fitzwater onThursday charac- Americans could get a tax credit $100,000, &e officials s$d. He and other’Democrats said ing purchases that would help get terized Bush‘s plan as one that to buy health insurance, with the His overall proposals to re- they expected Bush to embrace the economy moving again. With- will have “a dramatic economic pw&t people getting $3.000and vampthenation’shedthcaresys- many of the ideas they have been out any change, the personal ex- growth plan in it, in the Sense of those somewhat above the pov- ’ tem, officials say, also include: pushuig. “We’ve steadily made emption for 1992would be $2,300 dealing with the short-term and erty level entitled to a smaller --Allowing small companies the case for them, and now it’s a person. long-term needsof this country ... credit 011 a phased scale. to pool together to purchase health clear that the American people Bushagain willcallforacut in a plan that he will take to the Middle-income earners, those care plans for their employees, agree with us.‘’ Mitchell said. the capital gains tax. with a top CoWress and Will fight for it as making up to $60,000, could de- and prohibiting insurance coin- Among the proposals king marginal rate of 19.6 percent ex- long asnecessarytogetitpassed.” duct the purchase of up to $3,000 panies from rejecting firms that weighed by Bush and his advisers pected on assets held three years, A key component of Bush’s in health insurance. employ people with pre-existing is an income-tax exemption in- down from thecurrent 28percent. Plat1 is expected (0 bc a way 10 Businesses that buy mcdical hcal(h problctns. crease of about $500 per child to an official said. That change is help the uninsured affordmedical insurance for their employees --Removin~” state barriers to give families more money to designed to encourage invest- coverage. would be allowed to deduct only managed care and health mainte- Under a Plan outlilledby offi- the fist $4,000of health plans for mceorganizations. & Looking ahead Teele Sq. Pub HOME continued from page 5 That new look gets it debut Never a cover charge tomorrow night at 7:00 incousens Gym against Middlebury, a game which has become much more 7 31-inch TV’S 151-inch TV significant than anyone realized before the season. “Saturday is a big game.” Sheldon said. “We really haven’t Friday, January 17 played that well yet. We haven‘t had a solid team effort.” The players agreed. “I think we‘re playing below $1.00 drafts our potential right now, but now Bud or Bud Light draft served we’ve got some home games,” said McMahon. in a frosted 16 oz. glass Skerry also is looking forward to playing in Couseiis. “We’ve worked pretty hard in practice,”thecaptainsaid.“Ithink Proper ID required you’ll see a dramatic improve- Never a cover charge ment. It’s not time hit the panic but ton.” I Tufts Competition: Monday, Februarv 10 at 7:30 PM I Maybe not, but it’s getting Dance Thursday, Friday close. . and Saturday nights Voice unique- , J U POGUES continued from page 3 alternative music listeners who haven’t yet been introduced to the Pogues’ punk style of traditional Irish tunes, this album is aperfect Special Events Coiriiriittee ...cotisis tently bringing the Bean initiation. Town’s brightest, fumiest entertainers to Tufts’ vefy own Classic Disney MOVIES continued from page 3 . the palace. CaMEIIY CILUE Disney, however, has altered theoriginal plot so that it includes acast of hilariouscharacters --all MacPhie of which are palace servants who in Pub were turned into pieces of furni- ture when thcir master fell under the curse. These effects and oth- Saturday, January 18, 1992 ers. including spectacularanima- tion and the screenwriter’s cre- ation of a modem-day heroine, Forget the homework and laugh with helps make Beauty and the Beast .the holiday hit for all ages. This article was compiled by members of the editorial staff WORDSWORK Helping international students express themselves clearly in all written $2 00. .. communications begins’- Show at 8:OO Susan T. Hem All Ages Welcome (508) 465-7502 page eight THE TUFI’S DAILY Friday, January 17,1992 7 ‘Farms to be given to peasants in Russia YELTSIN to preserve their dominant psi- is necessary to unite the efforls of Attention Seniors! continued from page 2 tion in the sphere of distribution. the govenunent, local adminis- cism, yeltsin acknowledged and (from) the open sabotage and trations, the prosecutor’s office. troubles with price and ideological confrontation on the ~~d(forceSof)lheInteriorMinis- Interested in working in privatimtionrefonns,andblamed side Of the former (party elite).’’ 0.’’ everymy froin natioldists and Yeltsin said some stores were Yeltsin sidmmyunprofitable Washington, D.C.? black marketeers to bureaucrab drivillg Up profit rates 200 per- farms will be given to peasants in and ex-Communists. cent to 300 percent. A wave of the next four months, “and if they Store and factory directors grumbling swept the chamber. continue to be used ineffectively The CAPITAL CONSORTIUM “continue to wait for directives But he conceded that deregu- after that, they will be given to from the top, and even when they lated prices hadn‘t spurred pro- anyoneyeltsin whoWednesday wants (them).” in St. may be for you ... receive them, they’re not too duction,as hoped. “It isnecessary in Petersburg he would give land to big a hurry to implement them,” to break monopolies in every link hesaidintheparliamentarycham- of the chain, from production to peasants by March 1. Please attend the orientation meeting listed ‘‘I disagree with the assertion ber packed with journalists and trade. in order to give to a con- below if you are interested in interviewing officials. sumec the possibility to influence that this is just an experiment,” He alleged that resistance to prices.“ Yeltsin said. “Everybody is expe- with any of the following organizations in reform was coming from “the riencing hardships today. Or& Washington, D.C. on Friday, March 6,1992. Yeltsin hinted he would use ,lary Russians are experiencing Mafia structures whoare striving ’ force to bre& the old system. “It the,n harder t~~ anyone.., American Management Systems Economic Consulting Services Looking for a course option? FDC Reports LEARN GERMAN AND ENJOY IT! Higher Achievement Program Did you know?! ICF Incorporated John Hopkins School of Medicine --You can take Elementary German 1-2 in one semester AND enjoy it! Norwood School -90% of the students who have taken this course with Professor Potomac School Brown recommend it because fhev actua Ilv enioved it tremendousIV, Putnam, Hayes & Bartlett even though it was intensive! Sidley & Austin ORIENTATION MEETING Tuesday, January 21 If you have always wanted to study German but couldn’t find the 5:OO pm. time, Elementary German 1-2 affords you the opportunity to do the equivalent of a year-long course in one semester (and the odds are Large Conference Room, 9-1 that you will enjoy it!). Campus Center &L- The German Department is on the third floor of the Olin Building, extension 3442. - Detailed job descriptions ‘““cc, .x available the Career Pla.nning Center. at x AUDITIONS THE BIRDS BY AR ISTO PH ANE S directed, by Downing Cless JANUARY 21 & 22 ‘SIGN UP ON Friday, January 17,1992 THE TUFTS DAILY page nine Police gunfire kills burglary suspect, young hostage U PORTLAND, Ore. (AP) -- of a burglary in progress at a McMurray found the man in his peared to be about to start slicing nearby bedroom when the man Police early Thursday shot and northeastPortlandhome.Them bed, holding a 12-inch knife to the boy’s throat, and the three andboy were shot,Foxworth said. killed a burglary suspect and his had fled the house by the time the boy’s throat. She screamed, officers fired their weapons, fa- The three officers, whose iden- 12-year-oldhostage. The burglar police arrived, and a police dog and officers r‘m upstairs to the tally wounding the suspect and ,tities were not released, will re- appeared to be cutting the boy’s led officers to a nearby home. room. Foxworth said. also striking the boy.” Foxworth .main on administrative leave at throat when three officers opened where a basement window had “The suspect was extremely , said. least until after the case has been fire, authorities said. been forced open, police said. irrational, extremcly angry,“ The boy was hit in the head, presented to a grand jury, The officers were placed on Police waited to see if the sus- Foxworth said. said Sue Klein. a spokeswotn‘m Foxworth said. Counselors also administrative leave pending an pcct would come outside. then Officers backed downstzzirs for Emmuel Hospital & Health have been made availableto them. investigation, police spokestnan knocked on the door to tell the and continued to talk with the Center. He died after surgery, she The family moved to Portland Derrick Foxworth said. family to leave the house. m;m. Foxworth said. said. in July from Salt Lake City. The “They are very, very trauma- Foxworth said. Two officers outside the house The man. who was dead at the boy’s father, Dr. Greg Thomas, tizedand grief-suicken.”he said. When she went to awaken her said thev thought they had a clear scene. was described as 25 to 30 38, is a pediatric oncologist. Officers resDonded to a report son. Nathai Thomas, Martha shot at theman-througha window. years old. He carried no identifi- and each fired once. Foxworth cation. and police were. trying to Teacher Thomas Streckert said. It was unclear whether the identifyhim through fingerprints, taught Nathan language arts. read- man was hit, and three officers in Foxworth ing arid social studies. He de- the homemoved upstairs, he said. The boy‘s parents and 7-year- scribed the youth as an intellec- “At that time. the suspect aP- old brother, Benjamin, were in a tual athlete who loved to read. Anyone interested in being an assistant Viewpoints editor for the Daily, please call Chris at 627-3090. A TTENTI0 N STUDENT 0 RGANIZA TION OFFICERS!!! YOU MUST RE-REGISTER YOUR ORGANIZATION EVERY SEMESTER, INCLUDING THIS ONE, IN ORDER TO BE ELIGIBLE FOR YOUR SENATE FUNDING AND TO PARTICIPATEIN THE STUDENT ACTIVITIES FAIR! ALL ORGANIZATIONS CAN RE- REGISTER IN THE STUDENT ACTIVITIES OFFICE IN THE MAYER CAMPUS CENTER FROM 8AM - 4PM, MONDAY THROUGH FRIDAY. ST4NLEYH.KAPIAN The Student Activities Fair will be held on (i!Take Kaplan OrTakeYour Chances Monday, January 27, 1992 I I Martin Luther King, Jr. Interfaith Commemorative bervice Sunday, January 19 3:OO pm Goddard Chapel page ten THE TUFTS DAILY Friday, January 17,1992 There will be plenty of scoring from the blue line on Saturday afternoon ALL-STARS Rangers and Don Beaupre of the the Campbell skaters. Montreal’s talented in the past, but their hey- All-star Game for the third continued from page 5 Capitals give the Wales much Eric Desjardins is the only blue- days are several years past. Don’t straight year on NBC this Satur- The wales Conference group depth between the pipes. The linerontheteamthatisn’tagenu- expect to see much of them this day at 1:OO. They’ll see will not beunfamiliarfor All-star Campbell Conference starter is he scoring threat. time around, and don’t expect Pittsburgh’s Scotty Bowman be- coach Scotty Bowman, who Ed Belfour, making his first ap- Calgary’s A1 Maclnnis and themtohaveany impact--unless hind the Wales’ bench and coaches the two starting wings in pearance after being cheated out Chicago’sChrisCheliosaremak- it’s bad. Minnesota’s Bob Gainey behind Pittsburgh the rest of the season. by last year’s Campbell coach ing their second consecutive start The fans the Campbell’s. The prediction: Jaromir Jagr will start on the right John Muckler of Edmonton. asatandeq.Ex-BlackhawkDoug The fans will get to watch the wales wins, 7-5. side, playing in his very first Vancouver Canuc ks ’ Kirk Wilson has the honor of being the , - midseason classic, and Kevin McLean and ironman Tim very first representative of the Engineering to’be consolidated Stevens will the left side when the Cheveldaeof Detroit willbackup San Jose Sharks, and he will save puck is dropped the first time. Belfour. the conference $40 on a helmet. YALE The Yale administrationset out Behind Stevens on the left will be The defensemen Winnipeg Jet Phil Housley and continued from Page 6 last year to create a leaner institu- Alexander Mogilny, Kirk Muller, There are certain constants h Toronto’s Dave Ellett continue “If we are an institution that tion after concluding that the and ex-Bruin/now -Washington theNHL,oneofwhichisBoston’s the ttadition Of the scoring wishes to produce leaders in all school was living beyond its Capital Randy Bqridge. Mogilny Ray Bourque starting for the d~ftmeman+and Mhnesota’s segments of society, I think a means, and that expenses were and Muller are Adams Division Wales Conference. Pittsburgh’s Mark Tinordi stands out as an single departmentofengineering starting to grow faster than rev- foes during the regular season, Paul Coffey will anchor the line actually defensive defenseman. will not allow us to be leaden in enues. playing for Buffalo and Montreal with him -- again, Capital Kevin The seniors engineering,” he said. respectively,but on SaNday they HatcherandRangerBrianLeetch Pittsburgh’sBryanTrottierand “When people come to recruit - Yale is expecting an $8.8 mil- might find themselves skating on will make their third suaight ap- LA’sLWRob~sonwerenamed students for industry they don’t lion shortfall in the budget for the the same line. Three first-timers pearmm as reserves, and New the senior All-stars bY league come looking for an engineer, current academic year, its first in will play behind fellow first-timer Jersey Devil Scott !kVenS re- President John Ziegler for the theycomelookingforamechani- 11 years, and is cutting costs to Jagr on the right side. 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Pub TUGS night and Workbook Pad 2, Never Used Call nlte at 625-7530. Off campus living is 878-3696. ineeze,-caii Mike and Dan at 629. Sun. Jan 19. 3om in Goddard the best. Chapel. All wekoma tell me when you’re going okay?? 629-9154. 8418. .- *- . , , ...... ,.. . I. . lay_,January 17,1992 THE TUFTS DAILY page eleven loonesbury BY GARRY TRUDEAl Around Campus Y&5~0lO. I 1 Today' Tomorrow Film Series Film Series "Escape From New York." "City Slickers." Ba"HII 8,9:30p.UIm.,miwghtBarnum 8,7:00 + 9:30 p.m. ._ Salvin and Hobbes by Bill Watterson Yo! Yeah, you!! Ever wonder just exactly WHO writes these Classifieds? Ever want to read them the night BEFORE everyone ELSE does?? Then do classifieds! 8 That's right, Ed McMahon may offer ?OX lkOT by Bill Amend you a chance at $10 million and Citibank a ticket to Barcelona but, HI,PETER. HI,PA16E. HI, JASON. ANDY, C'NoN- THEY THE KID5 DIDN'T the Daily Classifieds give you the satisfaction of reading NOT ONLY the Personals early BUT ALSO, Calvin and Hobbes & Domesbury comics months in advance too. If YOU dare to do it DAILY then call Lisa at 627-3090 and do Classifieds. Subscript ions >ILBERT@by Scott Adams NARIR A I)I)RESS KKENTION, PRt50NER5! tlY JAIL Hw NOT BEEN CI'lY __ STAIE ZIP rtw IS WARDEN PROFITABLE. I'VE DOGOERT DECIDED TO HAVE YOU Enclosc cllcck piiyihl~ 'Ihe Tufts hily ALL EXECUTED TO to II~~.rlirts IM~. S 11 tiscri 11 t ion lkpt. REDUCE OPERATING $1 5 iliIoiigli 1/02 or P.0. Ilox 18 COSTS. / 525 ilirougli 6/92. Metlfortl, MA 02153 The Daily Commuter Puzzle ACROSS 1 Fledgling sound 5 Form of apology 9 Aesopian end THAT SCRAMBLED WORD GAM 4 Ms Millay by Henri Amold and Bob Le 5 Module + 6 Worship HE FAR SIDE By GARY LARSON Unscramble these four Jumbles, 7 Put back into one letter to each sauare. to form 9 Hitsoff ice repetitively four ordinary words. 0 Without a doubt 1 Ooze 3 Double curve 4 Asian land 6 Narrow-minded one 8 Commuters' gathering spots #2Cool it! #6Pipe's elbow #7Hold the floor ;9 Style UNDOAR WHAT HAPPUJEP .O Irreducible unit WHEN HE GOT THE .2 Prima donnas KXI BILL FORTHE .4 Put away NEW CARPET. ,5 Move slowly ,7 Measures I 19 "-Got a --,--,- Now arrange the circled letters to Secret" form the surprise answer, as sug io Argument gested by the above cartoon. i2 Versed 9 Planning i4 Close tightly 10 Poem type Print answer here: $Es i6 Snitch 11 Persona mm 12 Painting and i7 Vigor (Answers tomorrot io Musical number music i2 Raised strips 13 Not so much i6 Book of maps 18 Alliance Yesterday's I Jumbles: JADED SOOTY FUMBLE TRICKY 58 Most gory acronym Answer. What you should do before buyin an '0 Sleep sound 22 Prior to expensive mim-REFLECT ON i: '1 Case for small 25 Run-ins articles 27 Forges ahead '2 Gaelic 28 Sands 73 Used a VCR 29 Far-out ' 14 Nobleman 30 Plum-like fruits ?5 Appear 31 Data 33 up to DOWN 34 Small wood "Drinking removes warts and pimples -- not from me, 1 Around: pref. 35 Cut down 2 Anthonv or 38 Put UD - Barbar; 41 Disorder from people I have to look at." 3 Arthurian lady 43 Somewhat 4 Boards round shape 55 Defamation 6463 ActorBeing Richard 5 In the 6pen 46 Delighted 57 History 6 "Three Men - 48 Sturdy 58 Lab burner 65 Dam -- Dean Mamn Horse" 51 Cup handle 59 Fall with a 67 "YOUSuns h -I ne My ' ' 7 Seeds 53 Hits of thud 8 costly yesteryaar 61 Singing voice 69 "-Town" page twelve . THE TUFTS DAILY Fliday, January 17,1992 I Are you a Senior? Have you not had your portrait taken for the yearbook yet? If you answered yes to both questions then read on.. .now!!! There is a FINAL portrait sitting [i& he]for those graduating seniors who were absent or justLcabsentDmindedlast semester. “When? Where? How? you ask. Nope, you’re not getting off the hook that easily. There are sfi~ulations... 1) This must be your first sitting. There are NO RETAKES (RESITI’INGS) allowed during this session.. .NO EXCEPTIONS! 2) You must leave a sJzort letter addressed to the Editor of the yearbook in the yearbook mailbox at the Info Booth in the Campus Center, explaining exactly and truthfully why you did not have your portrait taken during the first two sittings. Please include your full name and telephone # intbe letter-satlxit the receipt of the letter may be confirmed.. 3) You must sign up for a time on the sign-up sheet located on tlie wall above the water fountain next to rm.213 of the Campus Center. No phone reservations will be taken, so don’t even ask! Failure tofollow tJje above pmcedure will r-esult in your portrait time being caiicelled ------_---____ .------(Please tear here and place in your textbook -y’know -those overpriced books you buy but never r
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