THETUFTS DAILY Volume XXXV, Number 28 ,, [Where You Read It First Wednesday, October 15,1997 I University Inquiry initiated by to listen Cable Commission by PETE SA” The commission specifically Daily Editorial Board cited aportion ofconsumerbilling to Senate Acting in response to a letter rule 207 CMR 10 as the regulation * .a signed by over 80 students living that was broken by the current in Hill Hall in mid-September, the billing practice. The rule requires Mass. Cable Television Commis- separateitemization ofeach charge sion has initiated an inquiry into levied. byrJrsAJESUELE the change in Tufts Connect’s bill- Tolman explained that, “be- Daily Staff Writer ing process. cause we bundled the services, it Resolutions made by the Tufts The commission is specifically isnotclearhowmuchmoney[from Community Union (TCU) Senate investigating the lack of separate the bill] is attributed to cable tele- may start to have more meaning, I I listings which indicatethe charge- vision.” following a proposal passed by Photo by Mike Weissman per-service on student’s bills. Senators Josh Goldenberg, Omar Mattox, and Jack Schnirman In an Oct. 3 letter to Tolman, the Senate at Monday’s meeting. Currently, the bill only lists the at Sunday’s Senate meeting;. Wrege wrote, “We would expect Assistant Treasurer Matt total charge, without breaking the Tufts to change [their billing pro- Behrens sponsored the creation a amount into individual charges for cedures] and/or provide written plan to ensure that Senate resolu- out a clear path ... things will go among the Tufts community,” cable, Internet, and phone ser- support for specific waivers as tions are enacted once they reach more smoothly,” he said. Goldenberg said. vices. necessary to comply with the rules the administrative level. This proposal is not to be con- Regarding UNICCO, the Sen- Saying that they were not given by no later than Oct. 17.” The plan calls for the Senate sidered as an “argument against ate announced that a forum en- the option to choose which ser- Saying that she expects Tufts first to send a letter to the admin- the administration on behalfofthe titled “Tufts’ Responsibilityto its vices they wanted, the students Connect to change its billing to istration asking for an explanation students,” Behrens said, “but Custodians” will be held today at wrote in their letter,“Regardless of comply with Mass. cable regula- ofany progress that has been made rather something that should be 8 p.m. The forum will include sev- whether we desire only one of tions, Tolman indicated that the on apast resolution, Behrens said. worked on together.. .to make it so eral laid-off custodians, as well as these services, we are forced to University would request a tem- He added that the administration it is continuous through the senior Emily Krems, arepresenta- pay for them all. We feel this is an porary waiverfromthebillingregu- would then have two weeks to years.” tive from the Students United for unfair practice that should be rec- lations. respond to the Senate and a meet- The Senate also denied $6,400 Labor Justice, and Pat Jehlen, a tified.” “We want to see if the task ing would be held between repre- to the Third Day Gospel Choir, state representative from According to a letter sent to force can’t come up with some- sentatives of the Senate and the which wanted to purchase new Somerville. The forum is sponsored Associate Director of Communi- thing. If we are going to make administration to review the choir robes for its performances. by Peace and Justice Studies, the cations at Tufts Computing and changes, we would rather do it at administration’sdecision. After much discussion between Faculty Committee in Support of Communications Services Leslie once around October or Novem- Originally, Behrens had hoped the choir and the members of the the Custodians, and Students Nelson Tolman, the general coun- ber,”she said. By Oct. 9, however, that individual administrators Senate, the Senatedecided to deny United for Labor Justice. sel for the commission, Kevin the University had made no such would deal with the heads of the the request because the choir re- In addition,the Senatereported Wrege, wrotethat the University’s request. Senate committees, but he said ceives continual support from the that it will install new suggestion “billing procedures appearto have The cable commission ensures AssociateDean of StudentsBruce Music Department and students boxes in the Campus Center and violated our files since you began that each charge is listed individu- Reitman thought this might be too can receive course credit for par- see SENATE,page 10 offering cable service.” ally on the bill in order to prevent cumbersome. ticipating in the choir. cable providers from charging ex- Behrens and Senate Historian Approval was granted, how- orbitant cable rates while hiding Eiooke Jamison plan tomeei with ever, to give the TCU Judiciary SNACK TIME! those rates from consumers, Reitman today to discuss the final $1,250 to update its computers. Tolman said. version of the plan. The ExecutiveProgrammingBoard “We are not charging preda- “I found that the reason [that also received approval for its re- tory charges,” she said. resolutions were ignored was that] quest of $1,020 to send represen- The students also complained bothsidesdon’t really knowwhere tatives to a three-day conference. to the commission that they were to go,” Behrens said. Theconference,which willbeheld forced to pay for cable months in Last year, Behrens said the ad- in the beginning ofNovember, will advance of receiving the actual ministration responded very enable the Programming Board to service. Massachusetts law pro- quickly to aresolution concerning exchange ideas with other univer- hibits companies or institutions the Task Force on Public Safety, sities about entertainmentoptions. from billing forcableservicemore but was very slow about respond- Treasurer Josh Goldenberg than two months in advance. ingto the Senate’sresolution about also updated the Senate on the Tolman explained thatthe hi- the Pan-African Alliance. “It de- Task Force on CampusLink. Al- versity argued to the commission pends on how clear-cut it is,” he though specific details ofthe Task that the advance billing was not said. Force’s meeting are confidential, breaking cable regulations be- Behrens said this new plan Goldenberg said that contract cause Tufts Connect offers a should force the administration to policiesandpayment options were Daily file photo monthly billing option. respond to resolutions more addressed. “CampusLink knows The fall weather means it’s time to get promptly. “I think that by setting about the unrest it has caused nutty! see INQUIRY, page 8 n a e.

Time extended for inquiry into Clinton tund-raising- Los Angeles Times-Washington Post elected officials will be investigated by On Monday night, en route to Brazil does not recall making such calls, but does News Service outside prosecutors. from Venezuela, Clinton told a handful of not rule out the possibility. WASHINGTON - Attorney General At a news conference in Brasilia with reporters aboard Air Force One that he The Los Angeles Times reported on Janet Reno Tuesday extended to early De- Brazilian President Fernando Henrique would be willing to be interviewedby Reno Sept. 26 that in fall 1994 Clinton solicited cember a Justice Department inquiry on Cardoso, Clinton told reporters: “I know I on the matter “if she wishes to interview several major donors for contributions by whether to ask that an independentcounsel didn’t do anything wrong. I did everything me.” Reno’s decision to proceed to a pre- phone from the residential quarters of the investigate whether President Clinton’s I could to comply with the law. I feel good liminary inquiry isunlikelytomutecriticism White House, according to an eyewitness fund-raising phone calls violated federal about it.” David E. Kendall, Clinton’s pri- of her Wednesday when she makes a long- account provided to authorities by former law. vate counsel, said in a statement: “In view scheduled appearance before the House White House deputy chief of staff Harold Reno, faced with a Wednesday deadline of the many issues the Department of Jus- JudiciaryCommittee. Republicans members M. Ickes. for determining if further investigation is tice must resolve, today’s announcement is have repeatedly urged her to ask for an In testimony last week to the Senate needed, notified a special three-judge panel hardly surprising. It’s important for the outside prosecutor to investigate a wide Governmental Affairs Committee, Ickes that she could not resolve the question in department to take whatever time is neces- range ofcampaignfund-raising allegations. said that he observed Clinton solicit by the allotted 30 days. sary to complete a thorough investigation. In a Sept. 3 letter to Reno, Rep. Henry phone “a handful” of donors in connec- “Because of the complexity of the fac- At the conclusion of such an inquiry, how- Hyde, R-Ill., chairman of the committee, tion with the mid-term congressional elec- tual and legal issues presented by this ever, itwill beclearthattherearenogrounds presented adetailed list ofmatters-Clinton tions. matter, I have been unable to determine forthe appointment ofan independentcoun- and Gore - that he said merited outside Ickes also said the Justice Department whetherthere is sufficient specificandcred- sel.’’ Reno’s move came amid discussions investigation. Under the law, the date of did not question him about any fund-rais- ible evidence to suggest a violation of Fed- by White House and Justice Department that letter set in motion the 90-day period for ing calls made by Clinton until the week of eral criminal law,”Renotoldthejudges who officialsoverClinton’s offertoanswerques- preliminary inquiries; meaning that the re- Sept. 26. oversee independent counsel matters. “As tions from Justice Department investiga- viewsofClintonandGoremust end by Dec. Administration lawyers and many pri- a result, I am required to commence a pre- tors about the fund raising. Such question- 2 vate attorneys agree that fund-raising ac- liminary investigation.” With the Justice ingofthepresidentcoulddonein writing or The factual and legal circumstances tivity -including phone calls-conducted Department already conducting a prelimi- conducted face-to-face by task force mem- surrounding Gore’s more than 40 phone within the residential quarters of White nary inquiry of telephone solicitations by bers, a Justice Department source said. solicitations - which the vice president House is lawfhl. There is sharp disagree- Vice President AI Gore, Reno’s action Tues- A similar plan is under review for Gore, has acknowledged making from his White ment, however, regarding the legality of day raises the prospect that the fund-rais- a government official said. The vice House office - are clear-cut. Clinton, on fund-raising calls placed from the working ing activities of both the nation’s highest president’s attorneys declined comment. the other hand, has said repeatedly that he quarters of the White House. .5

age two THETUFTS DAILY Wednesday, October 15,1997 THETUFTS DAILY P.O. Box 18, Medford, MA. 02153 (617) 627-3090; Fax: (617) 627-3910, [email protected] Online: http://www.tufts.edu/as/stu-orgltuftsdaily Don’t sweep former Karen A. Epstein Editor-in-Chief custodians under the rug Managing Editor: Gregory Geiman Were former custodianstreated fairly? Is it sim- their grievances. If the University believes it is on Associate Editors: Amy Zimmet, Jason Cohen ply amatter ofeconomics? Is ISS doing a betterjob the moral high-ground, it has the responsibility to NEWSEditors: Pete Sanborn, Lauren Heist cleaning than UNICCO did? What role has the show that to the students. If the University does Assistant Editors: Linda Bentley, Leah Massar union played in Tufts’ current custodial debacle? not make an effort to explain its position, one must VIEWPOINT5 Editors: Alex Shalom, Brad Snyder Do you have the answers to all of these questions? assume that it is less than confident about the FEATURESEditor: Katie House If not, you should. justice of its actions. Student groups such as the Assistant Editors: Tony Kahn, Jason Salter Tonight, the Faculty Committee in Support of TCU Senate and the Students United for Labor ARTSEditors: Micol Ostow, Alexis Rivera the Custodians,Students United for Labor Jus- Justice have encouraged dialogue on this subject, Assistant Editor: Dara Resnik tice, and the Peace and Justice Studies Program as have faculty groups. Conspicuously absent WEEKENDEREditors: Rob McKeown are sponsoring a “teach-in” to offer their per- from the groups fostering dialogue is the adminis- Assistant Editor: Rachel Deahl spectives on this situation. We urge everyone to tration. SPORTSEditors: Marshall Einhom, Vivek Ramgopal, Jordan Brenner attend. One need not look further than the reasons for Assistant Editors: Sam Erdheim, Jeff Margolies Perhaps you don’t think you need to find out the formation ofthe Student Coalition for Investor PHOTOGRAPHYEditors: Rony Shram, Kate Cohen what’s going on - after all, it’s not your place to Responsibilityat Tufts,the debate over CampusLink, ONLINE Editors: Mike Weissman, Jeff Borland pass judgement on the University’s business deci- or the current custodial situation to see adisturbing sions. But lockingoutthe long-timecustodial work- trend in University policy: whenever students or Haley Stein ers was notjust a business decision. It was not only faculty demand that the administrationbe account- Production Director a decision that involved our money, but also a able for its actions, the administration hides. This decision that involved workers lives -a decision cowering takes different forms: sometimes stu- Production Managers: Amy Rutenberg, Pamela Abrams, that involved people. This makes it the moral obli- dents are told about the confidentiality of Univer- Karen Thompson gation of all of us to learn the facts and make sure sity contracts; other times, the administration de- LAYOUTEditor: Gabriel Safar thatjustice is done. For make no mistake about it, if clines to make substantive comments, as is the case Assistant Editors: Cindy Marks, David Ball Tufts mistreats its employees, we are all implicated: here. This is unacceptable. GRAPHICSEditors: Josh Goldblum Tufts is acting in our names. Hear this campus administrators: The onus is Tonight’s teach-in is an opportunity for the now on you. You made a decision -defend it. We COPY EDITORS:Judith Dickman, Cris Shaikh former custodians and their supporters to explain are all waiting. Neil D. Feldman Executive Business Director Business Manager: John Gendron Letters to the Editor Office Manager: Sanitha Narayan Advertising Managers: Leela Parker, Grace Lee, Sara Kugler Why does this society feel the need to blame their Receivables Manager: Stephanie Wagner Celebrating- Coming- . ~- - .- . leadership when something goes wrong? I have yet .. ~ - Out to hear one news report or read one articlethat blamed The Tufts Daily is a non-profit, independent newspaper, published Day To the Editor: the individual for succumbing to a stupid system. londay through Friday during the academic year, and distributed Sure, I dislike frats as much as the next guy does. I :ee to the Tufts community. Business hours are 9 a.m. - 6 p.m., Monday It is that time of year again where the queer irough Friday, 1- 6 p.m. on Sunday. The Daily is printed at Charles students on campus get a lot of attention. We make findthewhole ideasillyandunnecessary, but I donot liver Publishing, Charlestown, MA. ourselves a little more visible, and consequently blame them for the death of Scott Krueger or for any Editorials appear on this page, unsigned. Individual editors are not some people get upset, just as others find a greater other hazing related death. Krueger wanted to drink. .ecessarily responsible for, or in agreement with, the policies and sense of pride. This year, the Tufts’ TLGBC has The fiat never put a gun to his head and told him to ditorials of The Tufts Daily. The content of Letters, advertisements, decided to reshape the way we approach Coming Out drink. igned columns, cartoons, and graphics does not necessarilyreflect the Day. This year, it is our hope that people recognize People are hazed because they want to be hazed. pinion of The Tufts Daily editorial board. that this day is by us, and for us. To get this message Frats don’t go around randomly picking freshman LETTERSTO THE EDITOR across, we have changed our politics slightly. and hazing them, the freshmen pick the frats and they Letters mustbe submitted by4 p.m. and should be handed into the Rather than calling attention to the many injus- askto be hazed. Stop blamingthe frats, start blaming )aily office or sent to [email protected]. All Letters must tices we face as queer students,we want to highlight the individuals. dudethe writer’s name and phone number, and must be verified by Brian Finkelstein LA ’01 ieDaily. There is a 350-word 1imit.The editors reserve the right to edit the many wonderful aspects of claiming a queer #ettersfor clarity, space, and length. For the full policy on Letters to identity. Last night we held acandlelight celebration, ie Editor, contact The Tufts Daily. where students had an opportunity to express their The Observer owes the appreciation for openly queer people in their lives. Today, between 1 1:30a.m. and 1p.m., weare holding community an apology a rally in honor of Coming Out Day. To the Editor: I, for one, will be speaking about the many privi- Kudos to Pete Sanborn for his on-the-money leges I experience as a gay man. To name a few ofthe response to The Observer’sunethical recent running benefits I will be speakingof I am thankful that I fall of a faked photo and Observer photographer World Bank targets outside ofrigidgenderroles; I am thankful that being Sebastien Brion’s hypocritical and harmful acts (A gay has forced me to question broader social issues; picture is worth a thousand words, 10/14). and I am thankful that as a gay person I have found As a former editor ofthe Daily, I always enjoyed MTV’s audience a group of friends, so open and loving, that they have the friendly rivalry we shared with the Big 0,both in University Wire erations, MTV watchers are con- truly become part ofmy family. the news racks on the softball field. But when an WASHINGTON - What do sidered to be careless and ‘lost’ It is my only hope that people, including the staff Observer staffer takes to sending hate mail to a Daily the World Bank and MTV have in people,” Lam said. of the Daily, the Observer, and the Source will re- editor for her “tabloid” coverage, that crosses the common? The punch line is prime “There are many enthusiastic spond to our efforts with respect, consideration,and line. The photographer should have left his criticism time. On Thursday, the two hope young people out there, and they perhaps even celebration. It is not often that we take on the Letters page of the Daily, not in the reporters to share the attention of thou- just need some information and such efforts to make our lives, and our capacity to email inbox. sands of students, with the re- people to work with.” In therapid- love, this visible. Therefore, it is my hope that the I cannot remember an instance during the past six leaseofapublic service announce- fire visuals familiar to MTV, the spirit of pride generated today will not be smothered years when a staffer from one of the papers was so ment urging action against world World Bank video opens with a tomorrow by misinterpretations of what and who antagonistictowardsomeone on the other. The staffs hunger. So just what is at the top globe dissolving into turquoise Coming Out Day is for and about. of both newspapers are Tufts students and fellow ofthe “top IO things you can do to fish, florescentbananas, and spin- Joseph Hardee LA ‘99 journalists, butthe pain caused by the photographer’s help stop world hunger”? The ning yellow peppers. SouthAmeri- Former co-coordinatorTufts’ TLGBC actions should be felt by the entire community. answer: Get the facts. can flute and percussion music Constructive criticism is always welcome, but when “It’s the students of today that and florescent Warhol-stylepaint- everyone goes home from their day’s work, he or she are going to be the investors of. .. ing give the somber subject a Don’t blame fiats for should not have to find angry, hurtful messages tomorrow,” said Craig Hobbs, a decidedly MTV attitude. A black waiting on the computer. Brion should be ashamed of World Bank spokesperson. They and white chalk board interrupts hazing his actions and The Observer should be ashamed of have to “know where to go to the cacophony with a public ser- To the Editor: itself for running the photo. The Observer editorial collectthe informationtoarmthem- vice paradox: “Hunger is not about Recently, the Daily has followed the rest of the board must make a public apology to editor Leah selves in the global marketplace.” a lack of food.” popular media in condemning fraternities and the Massar, the Daily, and the Tufts community. The 60-second video is the “Think globally, act locally” is fraternity system for binge drinking and most espe- David Meyers LA’96 seventh in a public service cam- the most recognizable of the slo- cially for the death of MIT freshman Scott Krueger. paign launched in 40 countries by gans in the video. “I see two sides the World Bank this year. The to this phrase,” said Mathew bank, a specialized agency of the Gerard, amemberofthe Model UN UnitedNations, is an international at the University of Wisconsin at lendor in underdeveloped areas of Madison. “The first is a positive Five days a week: the world. But“the bank has more attitude that calls for responsibil- to offer than money,” Hobbs said. ity for one’s self. The other side is “A public service announce- an excuse for a lack of action on a The Tufts Daily is ment on MTV is probably a bril- larger scale,” Gerard said. “It has liant, innovative idea,” said Hoang no meaning, just connotation.” Lam, head of Duke University’s “We’re speakingtoamorecyni- where you read it first. student chapter ofAmnesty Inter- cal, less interested audience,” said national.“From what 1have sensed Andrea Kalin, president of Spark from the older-than-college gen- Media. c-

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* Students take on the unknown Pre-med not about Child Development Interest Group Starts Tonight -0-0 by KATIE HOUSE competition Daily Editorial Board When I tell someone I’m pre-med, I get one oftwo reactions. I get “It’s a gutsy move on Jessica either a blank stare as the person I just told tries to understand why and Karen’s part,” says child de- I’m masochistic enough to put myselfthrough absolute mental stress velopment professor George and pressure just to deal with blood and other gross things like that. Scarlett of the recent founding of the Child Development Interest Group. “It’s somethingthat was in the back of everyone’s mind.” T Students Jessica Siegel and theirmind. Karen Kemp have taken that Well, as much as I hate being a “something” and made it into a t conformist, I would have to agree reality. Siegel, asenior,and Kemp, a junior, have recently started the degree. Recently, however, I’ve been overwhelminglytroubledwith first-everchild development-con- thesheernumbersofusandjustwhat wearedoingwith ourlives. I’m centrated student organization, warning you now, I will have to use gross generalizations and which will have its first meeting stereotypes throughout this entire piece, but of course; that’s what tonight. Jessica Siegel and Karen Kemp, Child Development Interest “It was never done [before],” c everyone does with me anyway. Group founders. The decision to be pre-med does not usually stem from some states Siegel, who thought of the childhood fixation with road kill or some grotesque deformation of idea while struggling with the in- chalking and flyers, hopes to soon Cousens Gym. your sister’s doll. It is normally well thought out and requires an tricacies ofher child development become recognized by the TCU “I have things to say about the f immense amount of ambition and dedication on the part of the pre- major. Both Kemp -also a child Judiciary. An executiveboard will spirit of the place,” says Scarlett, medder. The amount ofwork and stressthat accompaniesthe decision development major- and Siegel be decided upon soon, and the who will act asafaculty advisorto isnot forthemeekwhodecidemedicine isanicehobby. It’shardwork! are transfer students and there- issue ofofficers will be discussed the Interest Group and will assist 4 Pre-med students, however, have received a bad reputation as fore found the boundaries of their at tonight’s meeting. in the development of the organi- being grade-thirsty, inhuman, in-your-face stress cases who want major especiallyblurred. The Interest Group, however, zation. nothing more than to walk over you to get into medical school. For “I felt like I was missing out on will not dealonly withthemechan- Ultimately, Kemp says, the or- ics ofthe major. t the vast majority of us, however, this is not the case at all. The reason something,” Siegel continues. ganization will “promote aware- this piece is being written in the first place is because I happened to And because of this void, Siegel “We would be a liaison be- ness ofthe major.” Siegel agrees, encounter the stereotypical pre-med student the other day and was and Kemp decided to start a group tween faculty and Tufts and the and says that she hopes that the extremely disturbed. where child development majors child development department,” Interest Group members, all of c I was sitting in Brown and Brew as my nosy ears overheard two could get an “idea of what they comments Siegel, who states that whom will havea“common inter- obvious pre-med students spewing off GPAs and MCAT scores and want to do,” says Kemp. The two there are an estimated 130 under- est,” will “just have a good time. internships as if competing in a coffee shop would get them into students hope to have monthly graduate child development ma- “We hope that people will be medical school faster. Maybe we should alljust have that information meetings of the Interest Group, jors, and also afairly largenumber interested. We’re open to any sug- posted on a convenient name tag that we all wear along with a color- and talk about everything from of graduate child development gestions that people have,” con- coded label of our actual chances of getting in. I was disgusted to concentrations and education cer- majors. tinues Siegel. think of myself being categorized with them. tification to career options and “The faculty is also really en- The first meeting of the Child These are the type of people who ruin it for everyone else. Sure, current issues in education. thusiastic about this,” she adds. Development Interest Group will I want to be adoctor, but I don’t want to compete with people like that “There’s so many issues in Scarlett agrees, calling the or- be held tonight in the Eliot-Pearson education right now,” says Kemp, ganization “a step forward.” He Library at 7p.m. ). who think that asking my GPA is as casual as asking how my day was. If these are the people who will actuallybe in medical school with me who has high hopes of having sees the Interest Group as also a Scarlett hopes that the Interest (assuming I have the correct color-coded ID tag), forget it! guest speakers and panels of“spe- way ofbringing attention to Eliot- Group will finallygive undergradu- Are these the kinds of doctors that are being trained? Do we want cialists in the field” come to Tufts. Pearson as a school and as a ates more of a chance to address ’1 our doctors to be so wrapped up in grades and scores that they are Kemp also predicts a ongoing resource for Tufts students. Psy- child developmentkmes, major- distanced from their patients? bulletin board in Eliot- Pearson chologists, lawyers, public related and otherwise. We concentrate so much of our energy on getting the good grades which will keep students aware of policy-makers, educators, and “The undergraduate voice is 4 and getting the edge that we lose sight of why we’re doing it in the volunteer and career opportuni- other “people who really know not as loud as we’d like,” Scarlett first place. We’re doing this because we help people. We go through ties. children” all are housed in the says. “Jessicaand Karen are really hell now to have ashot at making Suzie’s boo-boo go away, or telling The organization, whose first building, which is situated at the takingthe leadinmakingthatvoice

% Billy that he’ll be able to play ball with his father again because he was meeting has been advertised with far end of the campus, beyond louder.” saved by the miracle of modern medicine. 0 if there’s someone out there who can do that better than me, then they should be in medical school, not me. It should be about the Grossman introduces Angela patients that come to us at their most desperate time, in need of help andhealing. Ifsomeone with a3.27 GPA can put asmile on apatient’s Lansbury at the White House face, and alleviate their suffering, then that’s good enough for me! d f The problem is that there are no definites in being pre-med. What’s byANDREWLUTIN Lansbury. It was very thrilling to she added, “Anyone in the coun- frustrating is that there is no light at the end of the proverbial tunnel. Daily Staff Writer be there,” Grossman said. try can submit the application [to You’re not guaranteed a spot in any medical school just by going Assistant Professor of Drama The National Medal of Arts nominate artists]. through the motions and having numbers. You could go through all Barbara Grossman introducedac- was established in 1984to “honor “Itwasatruly awesomeexperi- of this work, stay up until 5 a.m. studying and pulling your hair out tress Angela Lansbury at a lun- individualsandorganizationswho ence,” Grossman continued. and make it all the way, but not be good enough at the end. cheon following- the National the President feels deserve spe- Hillary Clinton spoke about L The numbers are stacked against you as a pre-med student. There Medal of Arts cia1 recogii- “the gift of curiosity, the power of are a staggering number ofpre-med students at this school; everyone and Humanities tion.” art to help us heal and how arts and and their mother starts out as pre-med, then they slowly trickle off. At ceremonies in Among the ten humanities bind us to the past and least one-third of the entering freshman class expressed interest in Washington, recipients were lead us to the future,” Grossman medicine. One-third! D.C. on Septem- sculptor and vi- said. This isn’t written as an attempt to get rid of some of the competi- ber29. President sual artist The President spoke about the tion, but to ask: Have you thought about this? We want to enter into Bill Clinton and Louise Bour- “power of imagination and a new s- aprofession that is quickly shifting from a humane, caring institution first lady Hillary geois, jazz vo- commitment to the arts,” the Tufts to a business above all. In a Health Management Organization Rodham Clinton calist Betty professor continued. (HMO), every penny has to be accounted for, every second of a presented Carter, arts pa- Following the ceremony, the doctor’s time must be productive, and every patient must pay through awards to the tron and chairof luncheon at which Professor the nose. honorees under the board of the Grossman introduced Lansbury Thebottomlineismoneynow. IfSuzieandBillyhavetimetosmile a tent on the Museum of tookplace. Each ofthe 1 1 council f in their allotted 15 minutes with the doctor, more power to them. White House Modern Art members who attended the cer- Doctors are very limited in what they can and cannot donow. Talking south lawn with Agnes Gund, emony were asked to present the with a pediatric allergist over the summer, he flat- out told me that a 500-member Latin percus- award recipients in their particular medicine is no fun anymore. Answering to some 500 insurance audience. sionist and mu- profession. companies, each with their own rules and regulations, tends to take Grossman sician Tito Accordingly, Professor something away from the patient/doctor relationship. participated in Puente, and the Grossman introduced Angela I have seen first-hand what modem medicine and HMOs do to the ceremonies MacDowell Lansbury by singing a few lines Barbara Grossman f physicians. They work them to the bone and drain every last ounce because she is a Colony, an from the musical Mame, in which of life out of them, and then demand more to pad their pockets with. memberofthe20-personNationa1 artist’s colony in Peterborough, Angela Lansbury appeared on Council on the Arts, the advisory NH. Broadway in 1966. The audience

L see PRE-MED, page 6 board to theNationa1Endowment Members ofthe council “nomi- joined Grossman and sang along. for the Arts (NEA). nated a slate of nominees for the Professor Grossman said that Iason Salter is Assistant Features Editoronhe Daily andapre-med “I was delighted to have the NationalMedalofArtstothePresi- $anish major who wants to someday be Dr. Salter. opportunity to introduce Angela dent,” Grossman said. However, see GROSSMAN, page 10 page four THETUFTS DAILY Wednesday, October 15,1997

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CELEBRATE! IT’S NATIONAL COMING OUT DAY t AT TUFTS! li Come join us at the LGB Resource Center (Carmichael Hall) at 5 for food and drink and PRIZES, followed by movies at 7:30 ... You take the good, you take the bad, you take them both and there you Wednesday, October 15,1997 THE TUFTSDAILY page five TQT4lNmlNT Losmic evolution at Science Museum Requiem for an angel by CAROLINE WOLTER figures,caricatures ofNewton, and byALExIsRIVERA feel like I was in church, hearing asermon from somc Contributing Writer road maps from ancient Greece to Daily Editorial Board ministertoo brillianttoexist.Simply put, JeffBucklej Two atoms are walking down Burger King. This served to sug- “How do you pay tribute to one who’s music and was the personification of beauty. Newbury Street. One turns to the arcoat the technical aspects of his voice wadis clearly too beautiful to be from this Grace’s opening track, “Mojo Pin,” was a won. other and says, “I’m beside my workat FermiLab, aparticle accel- humbleplanet?Idon’tfeel likeanything Iwritecould derful treat, its cascading chords repeated beforc I-) erator outside of Chicago. be worthy, I’m having trouble thinking. Just this: descending into a Zeppelinesque explosion. “Mojc Rubin turned downthe lights maybe he was an angel sent to lighten our spirits for Pin” was Buckley in anutshell: dynamic sonic shifts and brought the relative size of a short while (far too short) and now we have to give wonderful lyrics, and an angelic voice. Lectures I the human race into perspective by showing slides of the uni- him back and be grateful for what we had. He gave In the title track, Buckley begins “There’s thc at the Museum of Science more to music in that short time than just about verse. Vibrant colors and mysti- moon asking to stayLong enough for the clouds tc October 15,22, and 29 anybody else does in a whole lifetime, and most don’t flymeaway/Wellit’smytimecoming,I’mnotafraic I fying images showed our solar evencomeclose. In fact, Ican’tthinkofanyoneeven to die/My fading voice sings of love,” and the words system as part ofthe Milky Way remotely like him, he wadis (wishful thinking) re- so dark and sad, grow only more so. Buckley contin- self, I’ve lost an electron!” The galaxy, in turn part of a cluster of markable. Much ues, “And the rain is falling and I believehly time ha: second atom, concerned, asks, galaxies, in turn is also part of a Pre-Millenium love to all his come/It reminds me of the pain4 might leaveneave “Are you sure?’’ “I’m positive.” greater whole. friends and fam- behindAnd I feel them drown my name/So easy tc Ha. If this is your idea of a good The inclusive link behind these ily, and Jeff if know and forget with this kissh’m not afraid to go bul time, then you should make plans seeming opposites is the theme of you’re out there... it goes so slow.” As a piece of music “Grace” iz for the next three Wednesday the lectures. It is the continuing jrigo into the light with our blessing.” From the Jeff haunting and beautiful, but as a document on nights. Extragalactic astronomer quest to answer the eternal ques- Buckley news group, 6/6/97. Buckley’s life it is bizarre in how prophetic it would VeraRubin warmedthecrowdwith tions: Who are we and where did I don’t really believe in religion, or God, or any of be. this opener last Wednesday at the we come from? that crap. I believe that faith is essential, but that Buckley’s highest commercial point was “Lasl first in a series of four lectures on Future lectures will address religion is the poorest way to go about having it, and Goodbye,” its slide guitar intro becoming a mainstay cosmic evolution at the Boston these questions by exploring in- that faith in family and friends is infinitely better. For on MTV and modem rock stations. Cast in a sonic Museum of Science. ner space and outer space, the many of us, a great deal of faith is placed in music, sheen, “Last Goodbye” is a bittersweet farewell to This year, the annual Wright history of the universe and the hoping that it will help us like Catholics believe God love. Equal parts metal and opera, Buckley ’s falsetto Lectures follow will helpthem. If1were forcedtoplace faithinjustone unfolds beautiful lines like “I hate to feel the love the Arrow of musician, the choice is painfully clear: . between us dieA3ut it’s over/Just hear this and then Time, exploring Buckley, a California native, was the son of ’60s I’llgoNougavememoreto live forh4orethanyou’ll theearly universe folk great Tim Buckley (who also tragically died ever know.” from the birth of young), and became a fixture in New York’s East “” follows “Last Goodbye” on Grace, stars and planets Village,playingregularly attheclub Sin-e to sold-out and it is the record’s most beautiful moment. With totheevolution of crowds. His performances were wildly moving af- only Buckley’s voice and lightly strummed guitars life on earth, and fairs, and after several labels wooed him, he signed forthe first minute, “Lilac Wine” is extremely tender, ultimately ad- withColumbiaRecords.In Decemberof 1993,Buckley finally giving way to shimmering cymbals that back dressing the ori- released a four- EP, LiveAtSin-e,which featured Buckley’s frailty. So heartbreakinglybeautiful,“Lilac gin ofintelligence two original (Eternal Life and Mojo Pin) and Wine” was the first song I ever listened to that made and possibilities two covers (Edith Piaf s “Je N’en Connais Pas Le Fin” me cry. for future evolu- and Van Morrison’s “The Way Young Lovers DO”), Grace falls back to its harder sound in “So Real,” tion. Speakers in- the four songs testaments to Buckley’s mesmerizing but the harsh beauty still exists. Again in the role of clude expertsfrom voice and astounding guitar skills. aprophet, Buckley sings “We walked around ‘til the all fields of science, including as- future of the universe. Topics are The following August, Buckley released his de- moon got full like a plate/The wind blew an invoca- tronomy, physics, chemistry, pa- to include the births of stars and but LP, Grace, that in a yearofwonderfid albums was tion and I fell asleep at the gate/And 1 never stepped leontology, genetics, biological planets, the building blocks for still easily the best. Aided by a full band and the on the cracks because I thought I’d hurt my mother/ anthropology, and Jesuit science. organic life and the chemical ele- production touches of Andy Wallace (Nirvana, And1 couldn’t awake from the nightmarethat sucked Intimidated yet?You shouldn’t ments, the roots and evolution of Slayer), Grace was my introduction to Buckley and me in and pulled me underPulled me under.” The be; the lectures are geared towards life on earth, and cultural evolu- his amazing talents, a record that demanded my full tragic foreshadowingreminds me of Nirvana’s Un- high-school teachers and their stu- tion on earth, which continues attention, although Buckley sarcastically said his pluggedperformance of “Come As You Are;” Kurt dents and are therefore minimally today. music was only about “life, chicks, and hooks.” Cobain’s promising that he didn’t have a gun. technical. The purpose of these The evening presentations Buckley toured for two years in support ofthe record, “Hallejulah,”which begins with Buckley huffing, discussions is to educate and convene in the Cahners Audito- his shows were exciting performances where he descends into a series ofsweetly intertwiningchords. stimulatethought among all intel- rium from 7 to 9 p.m. on remaining covered artists as diverse as MC5, Bob Dylan, Judy His voice alternates between extremely soft and ligent people, not just scientists. Wednesday evenings in October. Garland, and Bad Brains in addition to his own extremelybig andoverpowering,and it demonstrates On that note, Nobel physicist The director of the Wright Center wonderful tunes. the fact that no matter how powerfid the music got, Leon Lederman presented his of Science Education, Eric Buckley returned to touring last winter doing solo Buckley’s voice was always the most important in- topic, inner spacefouter space, Chaisson, hosts the lectures. Ad- gigs in the North East under various aliases, and then strument, always the most striking element. “Lover, with aneccentricflairbringing life mission is free, and the doors open in February went to Mem- you shoild’ve come over” and (if possible) humor to sub- at 6:30. I suggest arriving early, as phis in preparation for the begins with a lonely organ atomic particles. He decorated seats are limited and demand is recording ofhis second LP. before falling into state- transparencieswith dancing stick high. Buckley played every ments that seem like Monday night at Barrister’s Buckley’s watching us Nightclub from late March right now: “Lookingoutthe Brooklyn is at odds to late May, debuting sev- door I see the rain fall upon era1 new songs. It was these the funeral mournersPa- with new CBS show shows, however, that rading in a wake of sad re- would prove to be lations as their shoes fill up Los Angeles Times-Washington Post News Service Buckley’s last. with water.’’ The song con- NEW YORK-“Brooklyn South”may prove to beahit for CBS, but On his way to the re- tinues, but not before the t’s not a hit with many community leaders and residents in Brooklyn. cording studio in late May, narrator seems to switch A number of community leaders object to the way their neighbor- Buckley, accompanied by a friend, stopped at a back to us, Buckley’s fans: “So I’ll wait for you and ioods have been shown in the 3-week-old police drama, which pre- popular marina for aswim. Carefree, Buckley entered I’ll burn/Will I ever see your sweet return/Oh, will I niered with a violent shooting spree by a cop-killer and has been the river fully clothed, laughing and singing with his ever learn?”These lines, still so beautiful, now carry xomoted on bus and train ads here with bullet holes around the title of friend, who’d stayed on land. After several speed a bizarre feel to them, Buckley’s words sorelevant to he series. boats passed by, an undertow was created that swept his death. “Brooklyn is not a city where gunmen run around shooting in the Buckley underwater and out of sight from his friend. Grace closes with “,” and it too itreets, and every citizen is a potential perpetrator,” Brooklyn borough After a four-day search, Buckley’s body was found, serves as a prophetic farewell, the last lyrics of the ’resident Howard Golden said. “If people see this series and the way but not before his mother issued atragically beautiful album: “Your eyes to the ground/And the world t’s being promoted, they’re going to think it’s reality. It’s not.” Golden statement: “It has become apparenttome that my son spinning round forever/Asleep in the sand with the .ecently wrote a letter to Steven Bochco, one ofthe show’s creators and will not be walking out ofthe river. It is now time to oceanwashingover.”It is lines likethisthatmakeme :xecutiveproducers, to express his “outrage” overthe way his borough make plans to celebrate a life that was golden. I ask wonder if Buckley really was an angel, that he really ias been depicted. people who cared about Jeff to please be honorable knew he would be with us only shortly. Bochco fired back, writing in a letter to Golden, “Most people are and faithful to his memory, to send their best wishes I write this listeningto Buckley’s performance on imart enough to realize that there are bad people everywhere, and good to Jeff and to all ofus who are mourning his passing.” acaliforniaradioshow in 1994,and I am overwhelmed md heroic people, too. I’m sure Brooklyn has its share of both, and Forme, Jeff Buckley’smusic, specificallyGrace, with emotions. I sit in my dark dorm room, and one Ierhaps in the fullness of time, as your hysteria abates, you’ll see that was an intensely spiritual assignment. Grace was image dominatesmy mind. Approximately four-and- he heroism and goodness ofthe Brooklyn cops and citizens we portray always a record I would play late at night, after long a-half minutes into “Grace” the song freaks out, the aroutweightheirmalevolence.”Goldenwasnotmollifiedby Bochco’s days or fights with loved ones. It cleansed me, its drums crashing, the guitars bursting, and Buckley ‘esponse, including the producer’s statement that his ABC series soaring vocals and wailing guitars some kind of Hail ‘NYPD Blue” hasn’t hurt New York City, nor did “Miami Vice” hurt Mary and Our Father. Listening to Grace made me see PMT, Page Vliami. ,,, /I, ,I,, ,, ...... ,,,...... page six THETUFTS DAILY Wednesday, October 15,1997 Major is not so competitive 6 PRE-MED Sure, it’s kind of a dark way to ACTNow! continued from page 3 look at things, but there are few * This gets passed on to the patient glimmers of hope to think other- who has to reach deeper and wise. Medical schools are hurting,

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Shooting blanks no more Flashback over the last 15 years and you see a team that employed a grind-it-out, defense-first philosophy that consis- tently got them into the playoffs, with a quick exit after a round or two. This season marks anew era in the country’scapital, however, asthe Caps have found the golden touch that has eluded them for so many years. Last season, injuries and an inabilityto score goals kept the Caps out ofthe playoffs, and sweeping changes were made in the off-season with the firings of general manager David Poile and coach Jim Schoenfeld. In their respective places are George McPhee and Ron Wilson, and the needed management change has the Caps atop ofthe league two weeks into the season. And they’re doing it by scoring goals - lots of them. Washington shelled the Buffalo Sabres and Hart Trophy winner Dominik Hasek for six goals in the season opener and continued with four against the New Jersey Devils and VezinawinnerMarihBrodeur. What is going on here? The once Stops Here inept caps lead the league in goals y!. . _-___-- with25.The Capitahare to goalswhat Mar~Albert is to women’s panties. It just shouldn’t happen, but it has. Under Schoenfeld, Washington had the worst offense in the league and managed to score two goals or less in 38 games. Offense and defense are the two components that make up a hockey team, but Photo by Greg Wong Schoeny’s team was only playing at 50 percent because they simply Sophomore Michelle Graziosa has made game saving plays in two of the last three games. could not put the biscuit in the net. Even the lowly San Jose Sharks scored more. Face it, my grandma could score more than the anemic Capitals’ offense. With Wilson at the helm, however, Washington is off Despite grueling game, Jumbos to the best start in team history at 5- 1, scoring at a clip ofjust over four goals per game. You see, under Schoenfeld, a defenseman in his playing days, the emerge victorious on Sundav Capitals’ few offensive weapons were slowed down by the coach’s grind-it-out style. He didn’t allow them to play their games and it by DOUGLAS BURNS ter the Jumbos had escaped with twoweeks. WithNaglerfifth inthe showed. Wilson has changed all ofthat and it is showing as well. A full Senior Staff Writer a victory. “We hit four crossbars NESCAC overall in points, and year with Adam Oates plus four rookies has given Wilson more to work If you are a member of the and two posts, so when you don’t Graziosa on a recent tear, having with and he has put together four lines that have clicked. women’s soccer team, feel free to score you have to look at why compiled seven points in the last Oates has been reunited with former Boston Bruins linemate Joe breathe again. Frustrated is the not. In this case, I felt like we got three games (three goals and one Juneau on the top line. Each has eight points and the duo is tied for fifth plenty of good quality shots, but assist), the young Tufts offense in the league in scoring. Rookie sensation Jaroslav “Yogi” Svejkovsky Women’s they were just a little bit off tar- must maintain confidence for the has also received time playing on Oates’ wing and has responded with get.” sure-to-be gritty upcoming three goals and four points. Soccer The goal finally came after matches. The second line this season is one that Caps’ fans are familiar with, Gehling decided to substitute in Williams currently stands at 5- just not as the second line. Peter Bondra, Michal Pivonka, and Chris I sophomores Eden Hauslaib and 2- 1, their only losses coming Tufts Simon constitutedthe first line last season, but now have the protection Trinity 0 Michelle Graziosa for sophomore against Amherst and Plymouth of playing behind Oates’ line. Bondra is up to his usual sniper-esque Amanda Nagler and junior Liz State, while Amherst is 9-1, their capabilities with three goals and five points in five games. All Pivonka only adjectiveto describetheJum- Peach who had started the period only loss coming against Smith. has to do is get him the puck and the rest is history. Simon has provided bos on Sunday morning. After up front for the Jumbos. After one “Ireally believethatTrinity was plenty of tough play, leading the team in penalty minutes with 18. dominating the Trinity Bantams of the Bantams’ rare offensive fortunate to not get blown out on The third line has been the biggest surprise, with rookie Jan Bulk for over 100 minutes, they finally opportunities, the Tufts defense Sunday,” Gehling said. “The last centering Steve Konowalchuk and fellow rookie RichardZednik. Bulk notched the only goal ofthe game cleared a ball up to Graziosaon the three times we’ve taken the field is second among rookies in points with five and Zednik is right behind at the 6:30 mark of the second left side. As Graziosa carried the with Bowdoin, Curry, and Trinity, him with four. Konowalchuk also has four points to his name. sudden-death overtime. Frustra- ball down the line, Hauslaibmade we’ve played better and better. The fourth line consists of veteran Dale Hunter centering Craig tion turned to reliefas the domina- a beautiful run to get open, scream- We’re getting Williamsjust when Berube and rookie Jan Benda -a nice blend of toughness with some tion finally translated to a much- ing for the ball. we want them. I like our chances offensive ability. deserved victory. Graziosa responded. Cutting against Williams.’’ Wilson has more depth up front with which to play and his patience Trinityexitedthegameasa2-7 the ball back to her right, the with the rookies has proved worthwhile. The thought of the Capitals team, and did not exactly chal- sophomore forward fed a ball on Parents weekend. Take a road scoring is truly abominable, but they are doing it nonetheless. Even the lenge the Jumbos skillfully, but thegroundtoacharging Hauslaib. trip. defensemen are getting into the act. merely heldon waitingtoseewhich The powerful sophomoredrilleda CalIe Johansson leads the backliners with five points, while Mark came first: a Jumbo shot that found one-timer into the back of the net Tinordi and Phil Housley each have three apiece. Also, the recent the back ofthe net or a whistle that for a Jumbo victory. resigning of Sergei Gonchar gives Wilson one more offensive weapon ended the barrage. The Bantams It was the first goal of the year from the blue line. for a player who was expected to managed only a single shot the Thursdav. October 16 Though the Caps’ story this year has been the sudden surge of entire game, while the Bantam dominate opposing defenses with Volleyball: vs. Easter offensive production, their strength has always been defense, and this goalkeeper faced a Trinity school her physical presence and ability year is no exception. Johansson, Tinordi, Housley, Gonchar, Brendan record 34 shots. to turn and fire off shots. Injuries Nazarene, 7 p.m. Witt, Joe Reekie, Sylvain Cote, and Ken Klee give the Capitals one of Playing in her first start of the had held back Hauslaib until re- the deepest blue lines in the game. season,junior goalkeeper Colleen cently, however. Fridav. October 17 And the goaltending situation isn’t too shabby either. With Bill Kirby only let one ball pass. The “In the last few days, Eden has Men’s Cross Country: New Ranford in the net, the Caps have a legitimate Stanley Cup goaltender other 33 seemed to avoid the goal started to look more explosive,” England Championship @ forthe first time. Ranford has been sidelined,however, andOlafKolzig all together or hit her straight in the Gehling said. “She seems to be Franklin Park, 2 p.m. has stepped in and performed admirably, going 4-0 with a 1.50 Goals stomach. She received NESCAC getting some of her speed back, Against Average and a 93.9 save percentage. player of the week honors as a which is nice.” Women’s Cross Country: Last season, Wilson took Anaheim from being sitting ducks to being result of the statistical perfor- For the Jumbos, a healthy New England Champion- mighty. So far, he’s working his magic in Washington and fans are mance. Hauslaib is exactly what will be ship @ Franklin Park 3 p.m. beginning to believe. As former ESPN anchor Craig Kilborn once said, “lthink wewereabitunlucky,” needed as they look forward to “You can’t stop ‘em, you can only hope to contain ‘em.” joked coach Bill Gehling later, af- Williams and Amherst in the next

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I Saying goodbyepower to before Buckley eventually making PMT his..~_ triumDhant return, but in continued from page 5 “Grace” Buckley accepts his res- wailinglike Pavarotti. It continues ignation and dies peacefully away. like this forhalf aminute, and then I imagine this last portion of c abruptly stops, the music ending “Grace” was much like Buckley’s and Buckley sighing as if in accep- struggle with the river’s currents, FALL 1997 tance that he must stop. It often the waves crashing over him in 6 sounded like Buckley was drown- some sort of magical maelstrom ing in hismusic, overcomewith its that gave way to a last goodbye. c Oct. 19 - Dec. 4” Grossman had fun with AL Sunday - Thursday GROSSMAN the Arts, Professor Grossman had Midnight ...... -3:OO a.m. continued from page 3 to be appointed by President in her speech she “tried to empha- Clinton, approved by the Senate, size not only the longevity of which“took several months,” and [Lansbury] as a performer but also cleared by the FBI. * Dec. 7 - Dec. 17 her ability to move from one art As a member of the council, Sunday - Thursday form to another.” Grossman is an avid supporter of In addition to Mame, increasing the government fund- ...... c Midnight *6:00 a.m. Lansbury appeared on Broadway . ing to theNEA during the ongoing in Sweeney Todd, on television controversy and charges between in Murder, She Wrote,and was in the House and the Senate. 44 films in her career. Lansbury “I sincerely hope that we have c *No Late Night Study during was inducted into the Theater reached a point in this country Thanksgiving break, Nov. 26 - 27 Hall’of Fame in 1982 and was where the hostile climate can chosen as a Commander of the change,” she said. L British Empire in 1994 by the In spite of this ongoing battle, Queen of England. Grossman Grossman was pleased to attend

stated, “She has brought joy to the ceremony and luncheon at t so many people.” which artists and art supporters As a part of the process to be a were “recognized, applauded and rnemberoftheNationa1Council on celebrated.” Resolutions

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