THET TS DAILY \Where You Read It First Wednesday, September IO, 1997 Volume XXXV, Number 5 I T more may press charges member, other students outraged after fight BY LINDA BENTLEY who responded to the scene, as student, apimdeliveryman, was Daily Editorial Board “rude,” Blenner said that he was drivingdownProfessorsRow and AmemberoftheDeltaTau Delta never asked by TUPD for his state- saw his friend with the students in (DTD) fraternity will soon decide ment regarding the incident. “He aconfrontation,”Keith continued. whether to press charges in the never asked me for a story or any- “He came to the aid of his friend, aftermath of a Saturday morning thing.” and in doing so he was hit on the fight that left him and another in- Keith, meanwhile, said that if head with a beer bottle that was dividual injured, and left many stu- Blenner chooses to press charges thrown fiomthedirectionofDTD.” dents outraged at the conduct of against his alleged assailant, TUPD At this point, Keith said, the the Tufts Police. officers would accompany the pimdelivery man-wounded by TheDTDmember,junior John DTD brotherto Somerville District the bottle- walked to the trunk of Blenner, suffered a wound on his Court. “He said that he will let us his car and produced a baseball Dady fde photo forehead after a 19-year-old know,” Keith said, speaking on bat, at which time officers arrived Fletcher Field, the former site of women’s rugby. Medford resident allegedly struck whether Blennerwillchooseto file on the scene and the altercation him with abroomstickhandle. The acomplaint. was ended. confrontation apparently devel- Atthis point, Keithsaid, TUPD Contradicting the TUPD suspended. oped when the Medford male, who is still trying to piece together the timeline of events, Blenner said was joined by a 19-year-old fe- events that led up to the 2:25 a.m. that he was struck with the broom- male, asked Tufts students who arrival of police on the scene. stick handle while trying to end 997 season were on the DTD porch for a ciga- “Brotherscamedown offthe porch the altercation - after the pizza rette. Words were exchanged be- and approached the students [af- deliverymanarrived.“When1 was ber Sean DiBartoIo, Professor By LAUREN HEIST tween the Medford resident and ter they asked for a cigarette],” watching the kid with the bat, I James Glaser, chair ofthe athletics Daily Editorial Board students, according to TUPD Lt. Keith said, “and words were ex- turned and the other kid struck me The men’srugbyteam has been committee, wrote that the decision Mark Keith, and the fight broke changed. One of the students at- on the head with a broomstick,” suspended for the 1997fall season to suspend these teams was based out, WithBleMersufferingthefirst tempted to step in to try to de- Blennersaid. following an evaluation intosafety information that four Division on blow. escalate the situation, and that’s Blenner held that the pizza de- concerns by the Athletics Depart- I1 New England rugby players had This new information comes when the non-student male pro- livery man became physically ag- ment. The women’s rugby team, incurred catastrophic injuries in afterTUPDofficialsadmittedyes- duced a piece of a broomstick gressive with the bat even before which was also initially suspended the past three years. terday that, contrary to what Sgt. handle.” he was struck with the bottle. in June, has since been reinstated Also, he wrote, the committee Paul Riley told the Daily on Sun- Keith said it was still not clear “When he was getting aggressive for the fall season, although at the was concerned about drinking at day, thethree individualswhowere whether the Medford resident with the bat, then people started Division level rather than at rugby games, adequate field con- I11 involved in the fight with DTD struck Blenner with the broom- throwing bottles as they re- Division 11. ditions, and proper supervision at brothers were not Tufts students. stick handle or threw it at him. treated,” he said. “Safety is our main concern,” the Division Ill level. Team mem- Though it was apparently dis- Two bottles were thrown, ac- said Nancy Bigalow, director of bers said that they were not in- Keithsaidthatthismisinforma- tion was due to an error in the carded by a student at the scene, cording to Blenner. Keith said that club sports. formed ofthe suspension until the computer report of the incident, accordingto the TUPD report, the a student who was at the incident On acrusade to improve safety end of the spring. “That was the which incorrectly stated that the broomstickwas recoveredthenext precautions within the sport, the first we ever heard of it,” said has come forward, claiming to combatants were Tufts students. New England Rugby Football Heather Carney, co-president of day when a student found it and TUPD that he saw a bottle come This error was corrected when turned it in. from the direction of a crowd of Union issued a letter to at least 50 the women’s team. senicfYJT3omcersreviewedthe “At this point athird non-Tufts Tufts students, though he has been colleges and university outlining DiBartolo argued that because report, Keith added. unable to identify them. procedures that teams should fol- the teams were not informed until Speaking about the inci- “They just assumed af- low. just before the summer, they did dent to the Daily, Blenner ter hearing the story from In response to the letter, not have ample opportunity to said that he was dissatis- the kids that we threw the Bigalow said, the Athletic commit- address the problems brought up fied with how TUPD bottle first,” Blenner said. tee on the Arts and Sciences fac- by the committee. handled the situation when “They never asked us.” ulty formed a panel of six people But Bigalow said that the com- officers arrived on the Pro- Keith supported the ac- who reviewed the rugby pro- mittee chose to wait until the end fessors Row scene. “I am tions of TUPD Sgt. Will- grams. of the year to inform the teams going to talk to [Associate iams and others, saying, On May 9, the committee met because they did not want the Dean of Students Bruce however, that when the with members of both the men’s meeting to conflict with exams. Reitman] about police han- police arrived a large and women’s team and informed Bigalow agreed that the timing of dling ofthe matter.” crowd had gathered and them oftheir decision to terminate the situation was poor. She said Characterizing the atti- voiced its displeasure that the programs. Daily file photo tude Of ’gt. In a letter to rugby team mem- see RUGBY,page 2 DTD was the site of Saturday’s fight. no arrests had been made iams, one of the officers among the non-students. Despite three resignations, Senate off to strong start by PETE SANBORN hind his resignation. Elections Board (ELBO), which dent of Arts, Sciences, and Tech- Higgins also appeared before the Daily Editorial Board Followingtheresignations, the will organize and run the upcom- nologies is looking into what we Senate in order to begin discus- Exhibitingunusual confidence, Senate elected Rommel Childress ing elections is short of members. can do about it.” sions about the future of halogen efficiency, and enthusiasm, the to replace Pashman as Senate par- “There needs to be people in- Expressing his displeasurew ith lamps in campus dorms. Tufts Community Union Senate liamentarian, aposition for which terested in runningELB0,” he said. the lackof student involvement in The former Somerville fire in- proved that a little experience can Childress campaigned last year. “I wantto reiteratethe importance thechangesin CampusLink’s bill- spector explained that halogen go a long way. In orderto run forparliamentar- of ELBO, and of finding people.” ing process, Mattox said, “I really lamps have been linked to dozens While Sunday’s meeting was ian, Childress Updating the think it has to be understood by of fires nationally, and noted that concluded in under three hours, resigned from Senate on the the administration that if some- 40 million of the torchiere style the body held elections, discussed his post as chair changes to the thing changes, and students are lamps had been recalled as ofAug the developments surrounding of the adminis- CampusLink bill- held accountable by those 10. He said that the University CampusLink, heard from members trationand bud- ing process, changes, there is a need to get plans to ban the use of halogen of UNICCO, and began discuss- get committee, a Goldenberg, a students involved.” lamps on campus beginning next ing the future ofhalogen lamps on position later member of last Hoping to gain the support of Year. campus. filled by histo- year’s student/ the Senate, two former UNICCO Adding that specially designed Three returning senators an- rian Brooke faculty steering employees asked the Senate, dur- refit kits have been ordered to nounced their resignations at the Jamison. committee on ingopenforum,toarrangeaforum decrease the danger of the lamps, onset of the meeting, leaving one L‘Becauseof CampusLink said, or open debate between the ad- Higgins said, “We need students vacancy on the executive board. the three resig- “There was a ministration and the displaced to participate in not using [the Intending to campaign for the nations, there change in the bill- workers. lamps] until wegettheretro-fit kits position oftrustee representative, will be spots for ing process of “We would like to organize into stock.” seniorstacey Delich resignedfiom upperclassmen CampusL i n k. some kindofdebate because there According to the fire marshal, the body. to run for Sen- There were no are a lot of legal issues going on,” once ordered, the free kits would Whilejunior Lee Brenner hinted a t e ,” Sen a t e students there one former employee said. “We’ll arrive in fourto six weeks. Higgins‘ during last year’s presidentialelec- President Omar [when the deci- take anything we can get just to estimated that each room on cam- tions thathemight study in Wash- Mattox said. He sion was made], clearthe air.” pus has at least one lamp, and all ington this year, he made his res- added that elec- ~ . nor were there ThoughtheSenate did not make will need to be refitted as soon as ignation official through a letter tions for both OmarMattox any administra- a final decision concerning the possible. read by Treasurer Josh the seven freshman representa- tors.’’ worker’s request, they agreed to Additional information about Goldenberg. Junior Dan Pashman tivesand the three upperclassmen He added, “Dean of Students discuss the proposal in greater halogen lamps was also provided also cited his desire to study abroad are scheduled for September 25. BruceReitmandidnotknowofthe depth. next semester as the reason be- Mattox said, however, that the change.TheoficeoftheVicePresi- University Fire Marshal Joe see SENATE,page 10 sage two THE TUFTS DAILY Wednesday, September 10,1997 THETUFTS DAILY Letters to the Editor P.O. Box 18, Medford, MA. 02153 (617) 627-3090; Fax: (617) 627-3910, [email protected] Speak out to the Senate disturbed by the administration’sdecision to discon- Online: http://www.jumbohub.com/tuftsdaily To the Editor: tinue its service contract with UNICCO. It appears Karen A. Epstein On behalf ofthe TCU Senate, I would like to take that the University is not willing to stand behind its Editor-in-Chief this opportunity to welcome everyone back, and convictions and support its community members. welcome the class of 200 1 to Tufts. The new year The decision seems to have been based on financial Managing Editor: Gregory Geiman provides a great opportunity to get involved! There considerations alone and showed no moralistic or Associate Editors: Amy Zimmet, Jason Cohen will be a chance to run for a seat on the Senate, the community-based concern on the part of the univer- NEWSEditors: Pete Sanbom, Lauren Heist Committee on Student Life, apply to be a Trustee sity. Assistant Editors: Linda Bentley, Leah Massar Representative, or for a seat on a Studenflaculty The UNICCO workers, many of whom had for- VIEWPOINT Editor: Alex Shalom committee. We are also accepting applications for merly worked for the University, have been treated Assistant Editor: Brad Snyder people to run ELBO, the Elections Board, which poorly ever since the original 1994 decision to con- FEATURESEditors: Merredith Porstmore, Katie House oversees all campus-wide elections. tract out toa private company. This original decision Assistant Editor: Tony Kahn Finally, if you have issues to raise, complaints to meant that former Tufts employees would lose some ARTS Editors: Micol Ostow, Alexis Rivera voice, or concernsto express, I would like to formally benefits such as the ability to send their children to Assistant Editor: Dara Resnik invite anyone and everyone to come address the Tufts at a reduced tuition. Now, after only three years WEEKENDEREditors: Rob McKeown Senate. At the beginning of each Senate meeting, have passed, the workers are being offered jobs that Assistant Editor: Rachel Deahl there is a time called Open Forum during which any pay three dollars per hour less. Many UNICCO SPORTS Editors: Marshall Einhom, Vivek Ramgopal, Jordan Brenner member of the Tufts Community can address the workers already had to maintain second jobs to Assistant Editors: Sam Erdheim, Jeff Margolies Senate. We only ask that if you plan to come that you supporttheirfamilies andmany are recent immigrants PHOTOGRAPHYEditors: Rony Shram letusknow inadvancebycallingx3087.Socomeone, who are attempting to support relatives in their home come all, run for a position, apply for a committee, countries. Many ofthese workers were also formerly ONLINEEditor: Jeff Borland speak out; you can even run our elections! loyal Tufts employees who had worked here for many Haley Stein ,years. Production Director Jack Schnirman LA’99 We urge the administration to reconsider its deci- TCU Vice President sion. We also appeal to current Tufts students to Production Managers: Amy Rutenberg, Pamela Abrams protest this decision and let the administration know LAYOUT Editor: Gabriel Safar of your concerns. Assistant Editors: Cindy Marks, Alicia Lerman, David Ball UNICCO decision wrong GRAPHICSEditors: Josh Goldblum To the Editor: Kemi Sherlock LA ‘97 As alumnae of Tufts University, we were deeply COR EDITORS: Judith Dickman, Cris Shaikh Emanuel Hemsi LA ’97 Neil D. Feldman Executive Business Director Business Manager: John Gendron Helms firm on Bill Weld issue Office Manager: Sanitha Narayan Advertising Managers: Leela Parker, Grace Lee, Sarah Kugler Los Angeles Times-Washington Under Senate rules, Helms had until the end of Receivables Manager: Stephanie Wagner Post News Service business Tuesday to respond to Lugar. Lugar earlier ___- WASHINGTON - Despite stepped-uppressure Tuesday said he might seek signatures from amajor- from President Clinton and members of his own ’ ity of the 18-member committee later this week in a The Tufts Daily is a non-profit, independent newspaper, publishec londay through Friday during the academic year, and distributec committee, Senate Foreign Relations Committee second attempt to force a meeting on Weld. Chairman Jesse Helms, R-N.C., Tuesday continued “I thinkamajority ofthecommittee wouldsign the see to the Tufts community. Business hours are 9 a.m. - 6 p.m., Mondaj t- irough Friday, 1- 6 p.m. on Sunday.’The Daily is printed at Charlei his refusal to grant a hearing on the nomination of letter,” Lugarsaid. “The letter will name the date and iver Publishing, Charlestown, MA. former Massachusetts Gov. William Weld to be am- time and the purpose of the meeting.” Editorials appear on this page, unsigned. Individual editors are no bassador to Mexico. Meanwhile, Weld Tuesday said he was making ecessarily responsible for, or in agreement with, the policies anc Responding to a request from four committee progress in getting a hearing to press his nomination f ditorials of The Tufts Daily. The content of Letters, advertisements members, including Sen. Richard Lugar, R-Ind., the despite Helms’ refusal. Weld told NBC’s “Today” igned columns, cartoons, and graphics does not necessarilyreflect thr second-highest ranking Republican on the panel, to show that a majority ofthe Senate Foreign Relations pinion of The Tufts Daily editorial board. hold a meeting to consider Weld, Helms said he , Committee has stated in writing that they favor a LETTERSTO THE EDITOR would hold a special meeting Friday, but not to hearing. Letters must be submitted by4 p.m. and should be handed into thc consider Weld. Weld, amoderate Republican, has been waging an )aily office or sent to [email protected]. All Letters mus “Sole authority for setting the agenda for this or uphill battle against Helms, the powerful, ultracon- dudethe writer‘s name and phone number, and must be verified bj any other meeting rests with the chairman of the servative chairman of the committee that considers ie Daily. There is a 350-word limit.The editors reserve the right to edi Committee,” Helms wrote Lugar. “The Weld nomina- ambassador nominations, to secure a hearing. ,etters for clarity, space, and length. For the full policy on Letters tc Helms contends that Weld is unfit to represent the ie Editor, contact The Tufts Daily. tion will not be on the agenda of this meeting.” A spokesman for Lugar said: “This isn’t over,” United States in Mexico, citing what he regards as an t and said Lugar was consulting with experts on his inadequate commitment to anti-drug efforts and next move. “The point is to get a hearing under the Weld’s advocacy of the medical use of marijuana. ‘advise and consent’ clause of the Constitution,” Weld resigned the governorship to campaign full t said Andy Fisher. “This is an attempt to thwart time for the ambassador’s post. that.” Sen. Jim Jeffords, R-Vt., another moderate Repub- In a speech at American University about his fall lican who met with Weld Tuesday, said he told the :< agenda, Clinton touched on the stalled nomination, former Massachusetts governor that he also would Student sues school saying: “I believe when apresident nominates some- press for a hearing. “There is fairness involved here and it’s counterproductive to the Republican Party,” one for ajob, that person’s entitled to a hearing before c for dorm search the Foreign Relations Committee.” he said, referring to Helms’ refusal.

College Press Exchange his room, residential assistant! Reinstatement bittersweet for rugby team R BATON ROUGE, La.-lt be- and camDusE‘ Dolice officer Jame! RUGBY team did not come until the end of August, the fall gan as a random sweep for illegal Monroe entered the room anc continued from page 1 schedule for Division I1 schools had already been drugs, weapons or other contra- began to search its contents an( that administrators, as well as students, could not made up, forcing the team to play Division I11 teams I band at one of Southern to question him, meet over the summer. “Getting people together was this season and forego a chance to win the champi- University’s residence halls. What Devers says the officer askec difficult,” she said. onship for the third year in a row. resulted is a challenge to the con- whether he had drugs in the roon The students said they were shocked that the 30even if we win, we don’t win,” said Cara 5 stitutionality of the entire dorm- and how much money he had of University had banned the two teams. “We were told Knotts, co-president of the women’s team. search procedure. hand. But he was never read hi! by the Athletic Department that we would have a In addition, the Athletic Department outlined Patrick N. Devers, the student Miranda rights by the officer, hc chance to present some information,” Carney said. certain rules that the women’s team must follow this at the center of the legal battle, is adds. After the women’s team launched a letter-writing year in order to retain their status. claiming Southern University is Before the search was com campaign to the Athletic department, Dean of the The University now requires that the team have a essentially asking him and every pleted Monroe says he found 1; Colleges Walter Swap arranged an August meeting certified emergency medical trainer at every practice. other student to sign away their bags ofmarijuana in the student’: with the women’s team and the Athletic Department. Normally, the rugby team is granted $800 per year Fourth Amendment rights as part room, and Devers was arrested. Carney said she informed the Athletic Depart- from the Tufts Community Union Senate. “Just train- of the residential housing rental Devers served no time for hi! mentthatunlike inmen’srugby, women’srugby has ers alone would break our budget,” Knotts said. terms. All studentsare required to alleged possession of marijuana not had any catastrophic injuries in the past 20 years. “Ofthe 50 schools sentthe letter, Tufts is the only sign the document before check- He won his criminal case then sue( Following the second meeting, the Athletic de- school that shut down their program. The other ing into the dormitories each se- the university for violation of hi! partment decided to reverse the decision to ban the schools spent money on their programs,” Knotts mester. ’ Fourth Amendment rights, as we1 women’s team, but the decision on the men’s team said. The university has voluntarily as other points. remained intact. But Bigalow said the University cannot afford to stopped performing the random The situation Southern find! The women’s team sees the reversal in the deci- pick up the extra costs. “Everybody wants people to searches until the lawsuit filed by itself in is not an isolated inci sion as bittersweet. The University agreed that participate,” she said. “It’s a funding issue. How are Devers is resolved. dent. Other similar cases arounc Fletcher field, where both rugby teams used to play we going to hire more staff without funding?” The Devers case began with a the nation are prompting coufi games, was unsatisfactory and found another field Although the men’s team is not able to play this March 8,1995, sweep of William to consider whether the FourtI for their games. season, they are able to reapply next semester for Edward Reed Hall. According to Amendment freedom from unrea “We’re really glad that they gave us a good game recognition. Devers, campus police surrounded sonable search and seizure stop! field,” Carney said. “I’m sure they’ll all be cleared up and they’ll be the building while residentialhous- at the steps of campus housini But becausethe decision toreinstate the women’s back in oDeration next year,” Binalow said. ing personnel began to sweep and to weigh how far universitiei ~ room to room, searchingfor illegal can go to deter drug use anc See us at QUP craziest. And get paid fwit, terg. substances. When they reached ‘possession. Cerne werrk in QUP Qffice. Call ~3898ferr infer. Wednesday, September 10,1997 THE TUFTSDAILY page three

upset over billing ~ - Angry reactions to new Tufts Connect fee svstem Into Love and Out Again / by JASON SALTER cause most people won’t be able the local service provider in Sep- c harming1y Daily Staff Writer to use all their options. Not every- temberof 1995. Simply picking up the phone one has aTV, computer, and every- For singles, where many se- Although Elinor Lipman’s Into Love an and calling home has taken on an thing,” commented sophomore niors and juniors reside, the fee ;onsidered light fare when compared to Romeo entirely differentmeaning in light Ramesh Pillay. works out to be less per month for quirky collection of stories about love in the modern ofthe new and, some would argue, “Allofasudden, Igotabill. We more service. For doubles and ippetizing enough (and short enough) to be read in one sitting, The unwelcome changes to Tufts Con- weren’t notified of the changes triples, however, the charge is stories are told predominantIy from the point of view ofwomen, but nect. The switch to a one-time fee and we didn’t have any choice but upwards of $10 more per month. :he men in Into Love per student at the beginning of the to pay it,” said J.D. Devan, also a The switch to charging per stu- year replaces last year’s system of sophomore. dent is an effort to distribute this charging a fee by room every month. Students were not notified un- discrepancy more evenly over the The $225 fee covers many phone til late August of the changes to entire student body. options including local and long CampusLink. Nelson explained “It should have been left up to distancecalling, voicemail, and call that the notices were planned to us using packages with options. waiting. Inadditiontophonecapa- go out in late May, but for logisti- We should pay for what we use, bilities, students pay to use the calreasons, were pushed backuntil not for everything,” said sopho- ethemet connection as well as 64 August. more ShainaReese. channels of cable television. “It’s fine for the people who “The two things we’ve been The change comes on the heels have the money to afford the fee, hearing the most from students of two previous years of discon- but forthe people whodon’t, what are that they didn’t have a choice tent among students with Tufts’ are we supposed to do? What do with packages. Most don’t want contracting of Connecticut-based I need 64 channels of cable for?’ cable bundled together with the CampusLink. asked sophomore Laura Schuff, phone and ethernet. Also, many “It is an attempt at equitable dis- CampusLink addressed the of the students were upset that tribution. We’ve had just as many idea of financial aid for the fee, they weren’t notified sooner,” said complaints doing it by room as we. but there was no definite plan Nelson. have doing it by year. We intended worked out soon enough. The “Why does the University en- to solvesomeproblemswith expec- fee breaks down to approximately courage us to have cable?’ asked tations to create new ones,” said $26.50 per month for eight-and- one junior. “DO they want us to Leslie Nelson, Tufts’ associate di- a-half months of service. watch TV instead of study?’ rector of communications. “At first, I was angry about it, Students seem to have a lot to Student reaction to the but after sitting down and figuring say about the changes, although changes is mixed but passionate. it out, it’s cheaperfor me. It’s a lot most are negative. As with many With phone, television, or e-mail of money up front, though,” said changes,the system will most likely ,laces them in the most extraordinary situations, all integralparts ofmany students’ senior Victoria Anderson, who is a take time to adjust. Until then,’stu- lives, these changes certainly member ofthe only class on cam- dents can only enjoy every tele- touch a nerve or two. pus that was around before communication option available in “It’s unfair to most people be- CampusLinkreplacedNYNEXas their rooms. Afterall, it’sallpaidfor! Creating a home away from home in0 vour new room 4 d by ROSALIE HARRINGTON seasonal clothes are out of sight if stored cotton come in wonderful colors, checks, pretty philodendron), The first has long It is a real challenge to give your new under the bed. Baskets are great for organi- and plaids. You can purchase brass hooks green leaves with white flowers, won’t at- space some soul. Whether you live in a zation, and they are decorative as well. Use thatjust clip-on and slide over your curtain tract bugs easily, and thrives in low light. residence hall, a house, or an apartment, them for socks, belts, photos, etc. rod. This will give both privacy and deco- Keep it moist. The other is variegated and youwillfeelmorecomfortableinawarmand Choose something with impact: a very ration to windows. will climb like a vine on a string or trellis. cheerful environment that reflects your big poster, map, or quilt. Take a color from An old tablecloth thrown over a round Both are indoor plants, of course. taste. this that you like and coordinate it with table becomes a guest signing spot. Have REMEMBER: Your environment should If you’ve never decorated a space be- decorative throw pillows. Your room will some indelible magic markers and friends comfort and inspire you. Enjoy creating it! fore, it can be a very satisfying adventure. appear larger if you are monochromatic. can sign in ... or out. A nice memento, and If you have any questions,’Iwill be happy There isn’t a right or wrong way to do it. The The stores TJ Maxx and Marshall’s both washable. to answer them. challenge is to make you feel comfortable, have a variety of matching throw pillows, An area rug does wonders for a room. to make the room really yours: a place to quilts, blankets, etc. There are some amazing bargains at Build- Rosalie Harrington is the Manager of Tujs look forward to returning to every day. Perhaps you like old stuff like trunks, or ing 19 in Lynn or Burlington. Catering. She is a chef on the Television Here are some suggestions to help you: vintage pocketbooks, or you have a hat Plants and flowers are the best. They Food.Networkandthe founder OfRosalie’s Start really observing “the mood” in collection. Find awaytodisplaythiskindof give more feeling than most anything else. Restaurant in Marblehead, which she op- restaurants and homes that cheer you up, stuff. A collectionhas impact. Yardsales are Two that are almost indestructible are eratedfrom 1973 until coming to Tuft.last relax you, or in some way “speak to you.” great for this. stathiphylum (Peace Lily) and pothos (a March. Perhaps there are colors you find warm. Maybe there are some sayings that you Take note of this. Maybe old things like a love. I once decorated a space with one of lamp that gives character to a sterile space my favorites: “Don’t wait for someone to Password lessons learned speaks to you. You can transpose these bring you flowers; plant your own garden,” by ERINMEYERS more secure now, since they are going ideas to your own space. written acrossthe wall. Your favoritecan be Daily Staff Writer . through passwords to make sure they are If you have a roommate, communicate written on narrow paper and attached to the Have you changed yourpassword lately? safe.” each of your likes and dislikes. Don’t tor- wall where the ceiling meets it around the Upon returning to school, 700 Emerald us- The break-in has caused other students ture yourself if you have to look at some- perimeter of the whole room. This is very ers were surprised to discover that they to becomemore awarethatusingthehtemet thing decorative of your roomate’s that effective as a border. were locked out of the system due to a and e-mail does not necessarily guarantee offendsyou. Talkabout it andtrytoresolve Suction rods, which you can find in security compromiseoverthe summer break. their privacy. it, rather than be annoyed. hardware stores, are great for curtains be- The locked-out students, whose pass- Sophomore Claudia Asch is wary of In organizing your stuff, you will find cause they require no hardware. Measure words were stolen, had to find the time for using e-mail for intimate communications. that the space under your bed is great for your window and choose a rod that will atrip to Arena Computer Annex to have “I see e-mail as another communication storage. Heavy garbage bags filled with accommodate it. Dish towels in linen or their accounts re-activated during the al- tool, and if there are people that can listen ready hectic return to school. in on phone calls, then they can get onto my According to Saul Tannenbaum, the e-mail,” she said. “I don’t see it as aplace for managerofacademic services at Tufts Com- really confidential stuff.” Write Features! Call putingand Communication Services, most Tannenbaum said plans are in place to of the students were extremely patient and protect the system from further break-ins, understanding of the situation. but that the best way to ensure some degree Merreditk, Katie, and “No one is happy their e-mail is locked of privacy on your e-mail account is to up, but the vast majority [of students] carefully choose your password. Guide- understand that we were forced into a lines for choosing a good password can be Tony at ~2962. bad situation and had to do what we foundon theTuftsComputingand Commu- needed to do to protect the system,” he nications Services help page, located on ’re nice and they said. the Tufts home page. Sophomore Laura Perry discovered she “Based on the level of activity down was locked out of her account, but had no here, I would doubt that there is a decrease want you to like them. problem getting back online. in usage [due to the break-in], and there “My password was easy to figure out, shouldn’t be,” Tannenbaum commented. so I was blocked out, but it’s pretty easy “This shows that we take care in protecting Call. Now. to change back,” she said. “I know it’s the integrity of their accounts.” page four THETUFTS DAILY Wednesday, September 10,1997 I

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Tufts’ a cappella groups sweep summer awards by MlCOL OSTOW girls’ groups. We use deep bass, lots of lively during their Orientation show perfor- the inevitable graduation, which made them Daily Editorial Board percussion, we’re breaking boundaries ... mance. Particularlynotable wasLiz Parvin’s very nervous. “We currently have three This past June, the Contemporary A “We have four new girls in the group now, “I Want You Back,” by the Jackson Five, new Bubs: Sam Hanson, Joe Ramsey, and capella Society ofAmerica(CASA) distrib- and we’re trying to shed the stereotypes of which incorporated unusually vivacious Josh Wolkomir, who did amazingly well,” uted its annual Contemporary A capella women acapella singers. We want our new retro choreography. Cramer said. “Wereally came intoour own.” I b members to know that they have the capa- Amalgamate Larry Kwon said, “Al- The Bubs’ performance at the ‘0’ show Tufts bility to project a lot more on stage than just though we’re very proud of the awards, was certainly as energetic and adrenaline- their singing voices.” The Jills projected an they are really incidental to the actual exist- packed as usual.. They’ve followed their extremely aggressive stage presence dur- ence ofthe group. We’re thrilled about how tradition of covering the newest hits by L I ing the Orientation Show. Spom herself the ‘0’ show went, with the exception ofthe performing such recent chart-toppers as Recording Awards (the CAM’S, or the sang one of the leads in Aerosmith’s “Fall- heat in Goddard Chapel. It’s great to know Third-EyeB1ind‘s‘‘Semi-CharmedLife,”(Jer- “Grammys” of the a capella industry). Not ing in Love is Hard on the Knees,” and did that so many people are so supportive of a emy Cramer) and Sublime’s “What I Got” surprisingly, the Tufts Jackson Jills, Amal- an impressivejob ofcapturing Aerosmith’s capella here at Tufts.” (Roger Limol). Despite the oppressive tem- gamates, and Beelzebubs all walked away original tone and attitude. Perhaps the high- Finally, what would a discussion of Tufts peratures inside of Goddard Chapel, the with some extremely prestigious recogni- light oftheir performance, and their stron- a capella be without mention of the ener- Bubs charged through their ever-present tion, confirming the talent that of which no gest dismissal of traditional female stereo- getic and capti- one on campus could possibly be unaware. types, however, was their well-choreo- vating The awards are given for several differ- graphed parody of Great Britain’s phenom- Beelzebubs? ent categories, and Tufts’ groups managed enon, the pathetically untalented and sex- The Bubs were to be named in several areas, despite stiff role stereotyped Spice Girls. Down to their awarded the title competition on a national scale. inter-song sketches, the Jackson Jills were of runner-up for The Jackson Jills, who, based on their sharper, crisper, and more on-target than Best Song at the performance at the 1997Orientation Show, ever before. CARA’sfortheir who are arguably at their strongest, most At the CARA’s, however, the Jills were rendition ofU2’s dynamic point ever, were honored with the not competing against other Tufts acapella “With or With- award forBest Female Album fortheirmost groups. Rather, awards are given out indi- out You,” and recent CD release, Raising Atlantis. Their vidually within the divisions ofmale group, Best Arrange- rendition of “Damn I Wish I Was Your mixed (co-ed) group, and female group. ment for Sting’s Lover” was named Best Female Song, and Therefore, the Amalgamates and the “Shape of My they were noted as runner-up in the cat- Beelzebubs were still able to claim their own Heart,” arranged egory of Best Female Arrangement (“I rightful titles within the industry. by ‘Bubs alumni Alone,” arranged by Erin Morgan). Kasey The Amalgamates, Tufts’ co-edacapella Todd Herzog. Jeffcoat, agraduate ofthe class of ’96, was singers, were named runners-up in the Best While these named Best Female Soloist, known for such Mixed Album category, for their most re- awards were songs as“SilentAl1 These Years,”and“We cent release, Hat Sale! Get Mama (the let- given for the Belong.” ters ofthe word “amalgamates” rearranged). Beelzebubs’ CD SeniorHallieSpom says she’s extremely They were tied for the category of Best Drift, the Bubs proud of the Jills for having gained such Song, for Amy Birnbaum’s (LA’97)“Man in have since pro- recognition. “People don’t realize that the Mirror.” duced another there’s a whole art to recording a capella, The Amalgamates’ song “Mermaid”also work entitled id, different than just singing it. You have to had the privilege of being included on ofwhich they are know which voices to use, how to mix ... CASA’s Best ofCollegeA cupella(B0CA) very proud. Sophomore Jeremy Cramersaid, Orientation sketches (i.e.: their oft-per- [There are] lots of songs which maybe CDcompilation, Vol. 3, which is nationally “While the awards are definitely a great formed freshman guide to remembering didn’t go over perfectly when performed released. The BOCA compilation tradition- thing, they are not the focus of the Bubs. names of recent acquaintances) with their live [but] sounded incredible once they ally includes both professional and college Our motto is ‘fun through song.”’ usual charm andaplomb. It is probably safe were mixed properly, and vice versa.” groups. Impressively, this season, the Cramerwent on to explain, “The Orienta- to assume that freshman women were ap- Sporn continues, “We [the Jills] have Amalgamates were the only college group tion Show was magical for us, because we propriately tickled. worked hard to change the face of female a to appear on the album. only had, at that point, ten guys in the The Jackson Jills, the Amalgamates, and capella. We don’t want to be ‘girly;’ we sing Another compilation to which the Amal- group, which is technically a very small the Beelzebubs have once again given the with attitude. Female a capella bands have gamates had the honor of contributing was amount. It’s limiting, you can’t sing big Tufts community something to be proud of traditionally been very cute, and the Urban Harmony Movement of Rhythm arrangements, but we worked very hard, -talent and performances that boost badly stereotypically ‘feminine,’ which isnot our and Blues (“Man in the Mirror”), which and practiced and we feel that the show needed school spirit and give us reason to image at all. It’s a shame that girls think that aims to bring a capella music to inner cities. couldn’t have been better.” stay on campus for entertainment. Check they have to be sweet when they sing in The Amalgamates were also incredibly The Bubs recently lost seven seniors to out their CDs at the bookstore. Take a roller coaster of a ride The great rock n’ roll swindle by DARA RESNIK watched his father jump to his byALEXLSFUVERA Daily Editorial Board death on his 48th birthday. He is Daily Editorial Board A suspenseful, edge-of-your- & The Game divorced and lives alone. This is “Please don’t put your life in seat film, The Game is a roller all given to us in as quick and the hands/Of a rock n roll band coaster ride not for the faint of Starring: Michael Douglas contrived amanner as possible, SO Who’ll throw it all away.” (Oa- Be Here Now heart. Creepy and mysterious even Directed B~:David Fincher that we can get on with the rest of sis, “Don’t Look Back In An- from the opening credits, The the movie. ger”) I Game takes so many twists and I saw Oasis three years ago at but most importantly,big, 7 Despite a practically seamless turns that it is impossible to look . the Whisky A GO-GOin LA. The good,rock songs.And right now away from the screen. Impres- man next to me was bobbing his I know you indie poseurs, Dave sively, the movie even overcomes headthroughout theentire show, Matthews fans, and punking in- itsweak links, which isdifficult in like a ping pong ball in water stigators are all cursing me, say- amystery-thiller film except he never stopped. After ing, “How the hell can you like ofthis type. Michael the group had walked off the Oasis? There’s no originality, Douglas-and a won- terest is showing us stage, his head kept bobbing. they bite everything, they’re an- derful supporting a good time, and in- “Brilliant show, wuznit?” he noying smart-asses ...” cast, combined with formation is moreofa asked me, and as 1 nodded I fi- The list goes on and on. It the solid direction of necessary evil than nally realized who he was. Zak doesn’t matter. The same things David Fincher an integral part ofthe Starkey, better known as Ringo people say about Oasis now you (Seven) make this a film. Starr. could’ve saidabout the Beatles strong film. Next, Nicholas’ The show was brilliant, one of 30 years ago. Of course, the The opening brother, Conrad those mo- Beatles arethegreat- credits show an old (Sean Penn in more ments full est band ever and home movie of a of a cameo appear- of cliches Oasis is not even happy, rich family. ance than a marquee but won- close to them, but Slow, sad piano mu- part), gives him a derful that doesn’t mean sic, however, is jux- birthday present-a neverthe- Oasis isn’t a great taposed with this gift certificate to Con- less: a band. Be Here Now image. sumer Recreation drunk is Oasis’ third al- There is nothing Services (CRS). Ap- singer, a bum, and ifyou look upbeat about this And after this novocaine you won’t feel a thing! parently, they offer a fight be- at the Beatles’ first film. We are soon in- chance to playamys- tweer. three records, the troduced to Nicholas Van Orton wealthy investment banker. It is terious “game” specifically tai- band his 48th birthday, and it just so (Michael Douglas), our protago- members, see OASIS, page 16 nist in TheGame.Through aseries happens that many years ago he see GAME*Page l3 U€Y YOU-

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Cross country desires a repeat invitation to National spotlight byHOWARDNEWMAN finished among the top five run- believes that the team will be a Senior Staff Writer ners. Junior DanaBellows, sopho- force to contend with in bothNew

The men’s cross country team mores Steven Kay and Matthew England and the country. LL We are has a difficult goal for the season: Lyons, and freshman David astrongandbalancedteam,”North to have an even more productive Patterson were among the other said. “We all can contribute and top finishers. The freshman ar- we’re looking to improve on last Men’s rived in good condition and is year’sfinish,and Ithinkwewill be X-Country demonstrating his abilities early. a strong team and give Williams Along with Patterson, Roger Mok [the defending national champs] a I and Abdallah Simaika are other run for their money.” year than the last. In 1996, the rookieswhowillmakemajorcon- Theteam wasrankedeighth in Jumbos had the best season of tributions to the team. the nation a few days ago. Senior any men’s cross country team in Coach Connie Putnam real- Ben Piecuch believes that the the history ofTufts. The team went izes that he and his team will have team is very solid overall. “The to the Nationals for the first time a difficult season but truly be- whole team and every class looks ever and finished seventh among lievesin theabilityofhisrunner strong. We definitely want perennial powerhouses. This year, “We’re facingaverydiffic the team is composed ofagroup of son,” said Putnam. “It’s d energetic and talented runners to repeat a performance I who possess both confidence and determination, two qualities that looking for continued can carry any team to the top ofthe ment in our upperclassm standings. Even though the team lost three of its top five runners to gradua- to go out of this sea- tion, all of the members feel that bang. Our goal is to this could be a tremendous sea- win the New England son. All runners are hoping that junior Jason Burke can ’pick up be kept to a minimum. As in all ofus want to be All-Americans. I Photo by Michael Weissman where he left off last season when sports, injuries are unpredictable. hope that our heads are in this Junior Melanie Winnegrad and the Jumbos aim to continue he qualified for the Nationals. In Lyons, Bellows, and senior Rod both on and off the course. The serving up wins. fact, inafemporun lastweekBurke Hemmingway had problems with underclassmen are going to be a injuries earlier, but they are cur- great addition.” rently looking very strong. Tufts’ first meet will be at the Volleyball wants to be a smash “We hope that luck falls our Amherst Invitationalon Saturday, way,” Putnam said. “We will be September 13th, which the team Jumbos strive to better last year’s 27-6 performance watching who does and does not expects to be a very competitive get injured. Hopefully, all of the event. The Jumbos’ confidence by PAULARAMER Wilusz, both outside hitters. game and to prepare for their first pieces will fit together.” and determination will take them Senior Staff Writer Rounding out the nucleus will be match. “We have been working Senior captain Geoffey North wherever they desire. Following last year’s impressive sophomore Dana Cohen, a power- hard andtuningup,”Herman said. record of27-6, theTufts’ women’s ful middle hitter. “We can pick up our game a little volleyball team is looking to con- “The biggest strength the team and playwithmore intensity, both has to offer is defense,” captain physically and emotionally.” Kate Ryan remarked. “We don’t Ryan is also expecting to do * Volleyball let the ball hit the floor on our side wellthis fall. “Ithinkwesnuckup Want tu know the real reason P of the net. Because we’re not a and surprised many schools last I particularly tall group, blocking season,” she said. “After doing so tinue its success this season. Af- can be a weakness, but our talent well, though, it would be easy to ter being ranked in the top 20 for on defense entirely makes up for get cocky, but we need to remem- Division I11 schools in the nation it.” ber that this is adifferent year, and and fourth in the Northeast, the The Jumbos’ conference is adifferent team. We’re definitely Jumbos hope to do at least as well, one of the two strongest in the expecting biggerand better things have people coming in the dorms. That’s why we had the cameras in if not better, this fall. region, and competition is tradi- this season.” there.” The ’97 team has a solid core of tionally very strong. Classic ri- At a scrimmage on Saturday, So the cameras were there to protect the Cowboys against any players, and their experience on vals include Amherst, Hamilton, the Jumbos fared well, though no wandering by ladies of the night. Whatever you say, Barry. thecourtwillcertainlybe apoint in and especially Williams. Tufts official score was kept. They Sacrificial lambs: Iowa Coach Hayden Fry, saying he hoped the their favor. Though they lost two managed to win the conference played seven mini-matches, mix- $300,000 that Division I-AA Northern Iowa earned playing the starters to graduation, four are title last year, however, and hopes ing the line-up, and a lot gelled for Hawkeyes last Saturday was worth it: returning this fall. Back on the to have a repeat performance this them. . “I imagine they’re happy forthemoney, but can you imagine how court arejuniors Angela Yost and fall. The group’s first official test those players feel, 66-O?” Kara Valentine, both strong out- Coach Kris Herman has high is Tuesday, against MIT, another Come again? When USA network’s John McEnroe mentioned side hitters. Also returning is se- expectations for her team. “We strong school. Ryan commented, during the US Open that he had acted with Andre Agassi’s wife, nior captain Marni Rachich, afour- need to worktogether and set high “It’ll be a chance to see what we Brooke Shields, on her television show “Suddenly Susan,” partner year starter, who was named Most goals,” she said. “We’re going to need to work on, and look at how Ted Robinson was briefly silent. Valuable Player ofthe conference have to play very aggressively.” the team interacts in agame situa- “I did seethe show,” Robinson said. “It was the word ‘acting’ that last year. The two other captains In practice, the women have tion. A lot will be answered at the threwme off.” are seniors Kate Ryan and Julie been working hard to perfect their match.”

Los Angeles Times-Washington Neither, for a change, are Jet players, ship rings, consists of an intolerance for “I’ve got one goal and that’s not to be Post News Service who insist that the team is better defined losing. Last Sunday’s setback, a painful sitting on my couch in January, that’s the HEMPSTBAC,N.Y.-Tall\,/ ,~Y . . .c/ ~ ~ ~ ! ~ ~~ ~~~ ~~~~ . . . ~-~- . ~ ~ ~. ~.. __ I page eight THETUFTS DAILY Wednesday, September 10,1997

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ou’re looking for a scary ride, this is definitely the ‘Game’ to take 5 “think of it as a great vacation. leaves us just as breathless continued from page 5 Game a dark mood on film like no one links, but Fisher pulls off sus- Instead of you coming to it, it as he, though not quite so enlight- else. pense so well, even duringaslow- lored fortheir clients’ needs. Bit- comes to you.” Later, someone ened in the end. Perhaps Fisher’s background moving (and semi-ridiculous)last ter and alone on his48th birthday, else states, “Figuring out the Director David Fisher has cre- also helps to explain his wonderful half-hour, that this truly becomes Nicholas decides to give CRS a object ofTheGame istheobject.” ated, though perhaps not as pro- useofscoringin the film. Howard aperfectexample ofwilling sus- try. He goes to their San Fran- Nicholas ensues on an adven- found, a film as dark and sus- Shore, one of Hollywood’s pre- pension of disbelief in film. cisco headquarters, and is asked ture SO real and frightening that it penseful as Seven. Fisher also miere composers, wrote the score Mainly, the last half-hour is so to fill out a bizarre information will giveanyonewhohaswatched directed numerous music videos to The Game.It is used adeptly in slow because we have already sheet and go through series and television aloneat nightthe creeps. before his first motion picture, the film, set against seemingly been through so many well-done series of tests in order to play Hidden cameras, murder, drugs, and as in Seven, the style comes serene moments to illustrate a panic-stricken moments with their “game” - the object and sex, pornography, suicide... to go through here. Montages of quick potential problem or used simply Nicholas that the last half-hour’s meaning of which nobody will any further to explain the Plot of cuts from close-upstozoom shots to augment an already shadowy ludicrousplotturnmakesus laugh clarify for him. The closest any- the movie would be giving too of every comer of every room situation. ratherthan scream. Ifyou’re look- one comes is when the head ex- much away. It is as much ofa ride give scenes a necessary frenetic The Game’sproblems mostly ing for a scary ride, this is truly ecutive of the company tells him for us as it is for Nicholas, and The energy and edge, and he captures have to do with certain weak plot The Game to play.

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Today Sarabande Hillel Sarabande Auditions. Lunch & Learn. Cohen Auditorium, 8 .m. The Hillel Center, 12:30-1:30 p.m. Women's Center i TASA Tufts Association of South Reception for New Sludents. Asians 55 Talbot Ave, 4-5:30 p.m. First Meeting of the Year!!! ALL WELCOME. University Chsplajney Eaton 333,9:30 p.m. FoxTrot by Bill Amend

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Every TCU-funded organization must send a representative to the Treasury Procedures Meeting Thursday, September 11 8:OO pm in Barnum 008.

You must attend this meeting to become a signatory; every organization may have up to two signatories, and no expenses incurred during a period when an organization is without a signatory will be reimbursed! Failure to send a representative to this meeting will result in your organizational budget being frozen!

Questions? Call the Office of the Budget Coordinator at x3873