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CSL Extends Deadline for Recognition LI Nilla Wafers vs. Oreos- A Krazy Man- Shootout at the Cousins Corral- Cookie Calories Katz ’Comedy Mens Hoop P-3 5 P-9 P* J L rj ; ITHE TUFTS DAILY I kf’here vou read it first Wednesday, February 3,1988 Volume XVI, Number- 10 I L d. 1 CSL Extends Deadline for Recognition Guidelines CSL, TCUJ at Odds Over IGC Role by SARAH CRAFTS and As Part of the CSL ProPo- Jill Beck last night disputed BILL LABOVITZ sal, Greek organizations seek- both the CSL proposal for ing recognition would go be- Greek recognition procedures The Committee on Student fore an expanded TCUJ rec- and the assertion by CSL Life Monday extended the ognition subcommittee con- Chair Daniel Brown that his deadline for the Tufts Com- sisting of three IGC mem- committee has the final say. munity Union Senate and Ju- bers, two TCUJ members diciary to draw up an alterna- and the Senate parliamentar- Beck said the IGC should tive set of guidelines for rec- ian. be consulted when Greek or- ganizations are up for recog- A Somerville firefighter removes smoldering debris from the ognizing student organiza- tions, including Greek organ- Other student organiza- nition but that its members Hodgdon Dining Hall laundry room. (Photo by Maureen tions would continue to be cannot be voting members on 0’ Brien) izations. Senate President Tracy heard by the current TCUJ the committee because they subcommittee of two TCUJ were not elected by the stu- Hahntime to asked develop the CSLa recognition for more members and the parliamen- dents. Officials Investigate policy, which is being formu- tarian, which would then Hahn, who said the Senate lated by a joint Senate-TCUJ make its recommendations to has no official position be- ‘Minor ’ Hodgdon Fire committee. The committee is the full board. cause it is still in the process expected to meet today. Instructing the Senate and of developing guidelines, said with just a match. A smolder- that forming a committee by CHRIS BALL After !he CSL upneid the TCUj io draw up their own ing cigarette would do it,” he TCUJ’s recognition of Zeta guidelines, the CSL said its with IGC members does not Tufts Police and Somerville said yesterday at the scene of Beta Tau as a student organi- plan would stand if the alter- correlate with current proce- fire officials are investigating the fire. zation last semester, the CSL native proposals are not ac- dures. “It is a band-aid solu- a minor fire of “suspicious Flaherty noted, “If You’re recommended a new set of ceptable or submitted in tion that will lead to future origin” in the Hodgdon Din- problems,” she said. see FIRE, page guidelines on recognizing all time. ina Hall laundrv room Mon- student organizations. Hahn and TCUT President IGC President Andy Rock- day night that forced the eva- ett said last night that “it is so cuation of Hodgdon Hall re- LCS Outlines Six New Programs important to get the right to sidents. approve or reject [Greek or- Five engines, including two by DANIELLE D- CAMNER On March 11 and 12, Tufts will convene to discuss topics ganizations]. ..in order to be a hook and ladder trucks, re- legitimate self-governing sponded to the one-alarm fire will be hosting a Campus OU- ranging from fund raising and body. ” and put it out within minutes Leonard Carmichael So- treach Opportunity League stress management to rural school volunteering and grant In a letter to Brown, Beck of their arrival at 10 p.m., fire ciety President Vikram (COOL) conference. Over also said that faculty by-laws officials said. Akula, calling for an increase 300 college students from Tufts Police stationed an in volunteer support, out- throughtout the Northeast see LCS, page 7 see CSL, page 7 officer outside the laundrv lined several new Projects room following the fire until Monday night, including Tufts and Somerville in- helping the blind and under- vestigators inspected the site developed communities. Senator C‘ampaigns for Simon Tuesday morning. At its first general meeting Hall, “but I would campaign orable man and a good The fire burnt the ceiling of of the semester, Akula said by FEDERICO RAVAZZANI for him anyway because he is friend.” the room, according to Din- that LCS, formed in 1958, Sen. Alan Dixon (D-11), a straightforward, good, hon- see DIXON, vaee 13 ing Services Director Jim Le- was entering “a renaissance campaigning for colleague vine. He said that he believed of volunteering,’’ with a peak and presidential candidate the washer and dryer in the of new members, but most of Sen. Paul Simon (D-11), said room still work. its programs are still lacking Monday night that Simon ad- The fire began in a box of the support needed to func- tion at their full potential. He vocates increased federal aprons and towels on a shelf spending on education and a in the corner of the laundry told the 60 students present of LCS’s goals of increasing more comprehensive, stricter room, located directly below collection system to make student rooms on the main membership and getting the Tufts community involved in sure students pay back their floor of Hodgdon Hall, said loans. Tufts Police Detective Ser- the welfare of its immediate environment, namely Med- Simon is one of the leading geant John Flaherty, who is contenders for the presi- heading Tufts’ investigation. ford and Somerville. Noting the importance of dential nomination for the He speculated that Democratic Party. Dixon someone walking by could “Team LCS,” Akula said that of 300 group members, spoke about Simon at Tufts accidentally have flipped a because, he said, “I love him cigarette into the laundry only 200 particiapte actively. LCS coordinators discussed and I admire him. room, where it could have “I think he is going to smoldered, causing the fire. more than 20 projects win,” Dixon told a reporter Illinois Senator Alan Dixon campaigns for presidential candi- “I think it would have been planned for this semester, in- as he was entering Barnum date Paul Simon. (Photo by Eric HeUer) 5, .“* r” ,*s. .*.*,.a .C,’,C 9‘0 .*a2 cluding six new programs. Wednesday, February 3,1988 page two THE TUFTS DAILY ~- - - All Letters to the Edltor must be typed and double-spaced. They moy be sent on o group’s behalf. but the name and phone number of at least one member of that group The Tufts Daily must be included. All letters must be submit- ted before 4:oO p.m. to be considered for the next day’s issue. Jonathan Larsen The letters section is meont to be a forum Editor-&Chief for discussion of campus issues or the Doily’s LETTEm toveroge of events. Opinions expressed in let- tris do not necessarily represent the opinions Julie Beglin ....................... .Executive Editor 01 the editorial board or any of its members. The executive board reserves the right to edit Scott Miller................... Production Manager a11 submitted letters. Publication of letters is sublect to the discretion of the executive Evelyn Krache ...............Production Manager Bill Labovitz.. .......................... News Editor Chris Ball................... .Assi’stant News Editor Applauding Rotberg Bret Thorn .......................... Fcutures Editor -7 Amy Vellucci ..................... ..Features Editor ‘0 the Editor: lity of our faculty, and I ask tion’s character essay would Mike Greenberg.. ..................... ..Arts Editor I write here to applaud to what better place we could be changed to a financial icademic Vice President want our money going. Isn’t statement from Mommy and Bob Goodman........................... Arts Editor lobert I. Rotberg on his pro- the faculty the most impor- Daddy. Look at it this way, if Tracey Kaplan ..................Weekender Editor )osal to make substantial cuts tant body in the educational we cut financial aid we are go- Kelley Alessi .......................... Sports Editor n the Tufts budget’next year. system? We are here to be ing to have to spend at least as It is about time that the educated and they are the much to build a parking lot to Y Stephen Clay .......................... Sports Editor idministration of this uni- ones who educate us. It is the hold the BMWs that each David Rothenstein.. ......Assistant Sports Editor rersity realized where its quality of educators, not the student on campus will then Randall Budd.. ........... ..Assistant Sports Editor yriorities lie. The concept of a quality of student-run have. )lanced budget, indeed mor- events, that separates this My point is this: Senate Chris Stevens................. .Photography Editor 11s themselves, seem to have university from the state President Tracy Hahn, speak- Waldek Wajszczuk ...........Photogrupli-v Editor jeen relegated as an idyllic school up the road. The most ing on the proposed cuts Maureen O’Brien ......Asst. Photogruphy Editor antasy as likely as world interesting class will turn into said,“This is going to be so )eace. Too many of the stu- nothing but a bore without a destructive to the character of Samantha Hentschel. .Asst. Photography Editor ients of this university are quality professor. Tufts.” I believe it doesn’t Sarah Brown.. ........................ Layout Editor inappreciative of how much According to Rotberg, the have to be detrimental but in- hey receive despite minimal largest percentage increase stead could be very benefi- Nicole Pierce......................... Layout Editor :fforts on their part. They are will be in financial aid. Since cial. Working with less Heather Zschoch ............. .Advertising Design pite frankly, spoiled brats I am a recipient of financial money may be difficult but it nasquerading as liberal col- Pamela Bruno.. .................Advertising Design aid you may think me biased, is a character builder and ser- ege students. The uni- but financial aid may be the ves to build a sense of appre- Michael Ip .......................
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