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THETUFTS DNLY - L. - [Where You Read It First Wednesday, January 3 1,1996 Volume XXXII, Number 7 MORE SNOW Carmichael graffiti vandal is identified mass student responsible for offense by KAREN EPSTEIN and nesses also told theDuily that three GREG GEIMAN, males were seen wondering the Daily Editorial Board hallwaybetween4and6a.m. Sun- A weekend guest of Tufts fresh- day. man Vikas Sood, John McPherson While Sood was cleared of all of Lowell, yesterday told Univer- involvement in the incident, sity officialsthat he participatedin McPherson and Geddes will be writing offensive graftiti on the held responsiblefor paying for the walls of Carmichael Hall, which damages incurred to the building, includedthestatement‘Tufts loves Sood said. faggots” as well as scrawled epi- Lt. Detective Charles Lonero thets such as “nigger.” of the Tufts Police Department McPherson, a freshman at the has been assigned to investigate University of Massachusetts at this case. Since the police were Lowell, arrived on campus Tues- not informed of the incident until day for a meeting with Assistant Monday evening, Lonero said he Director of Residential Life Amy must “catch up”on theevidence in Howard and Deans’ Assistant the case before he proceeds. He Veronica Carter where he admit- said he is waiting to speak to il IC ted involvement in Sunday Howard and Gardiner to assemble Photo by Shane Tiston morning’s vandalism, according the facts. Mondav night’s snowfall was not enough to deter students from their diligent studies in the library. to Sood, who also attended the Lonero said this incident can meeting. either be handled internally or ex- Carter refused to comment on ternally. If he garners enough evi- Former French President to speak the meeting and Howard did not dence against the individuals re- return repeated phone calls. In- sponsible, Lonero said he may terim Director of Residential Life bring the case before Somerville ablout development of Middle East Anne Gardiner acknowledged that District Court to request a hear- the meeting took place but said ing. by AILEEN CARR portant factors in the reshaping of the opportunity for a prominent she had not been briefed on the Another option, Lonero said, Contributing Writer western Europe at the time. “He politician to address issues con- outcome. is to make a reciprocal agreement Former President of France was one of themain instruments in cerningthe Middle East each year. Sood said MacPherson had re- with the University of Massachu- Valery Giscard d’Estaing will de- creating the European Council,” The series is funded by the Fares peatedly denied involvement in setts at Lowell whereby they would liver a lecture on Middle Eastern said History Department Chair Foundation, estqblished by Tufts the incident, but agreed to come mete out punishment. and European relations at Tufts Leila Fawaz. trustee Issam Faes. His son Fares forward after a phone call Mon- A third option would be to pros- next week. His lecture, part of the The topic for d’Estaing’s lec- Fares, who graduated from Tufts day night from Sood. Only one of ecute the perpetrators through Issam M. Fares Lecture Series, ture is “The Contribution of the in 1992, was commended by Sood’s other two guests -- Evan Tufts rather than the District will be held in Cohen Auditorium European Union to the Peace and Fawaz for his “loyalty to Tufts.” Geddes, also of Lowell -- will meet Attorney’s office. Lonero said an at 4:30 p.m. on Thursday, Feb. 8. Development of theMiddleEast.” It was his idea to start this lec- with Tufts officials this week, Sood internal punishment, for example ture series, which has brought both Giscard d’Estaing was Presi- He will be discussing political, told the Daily. the payment a fine to the Univer- dent of France from 1974 to 1981. social, and business interactions interesting and world-renowned Sood reported that the third sity, can often result in a harsher He is recognized for his involve- between Europe and the Middle speakers, well a great deal-of as as guest has been cleared by Tufts penalty than an external punish- ment in the creation of the Euro- East. Following the lecture, there visibility to the University, Fawaz because he now says he can vouch ment. pean Council and the establish- will be an opportunity for the au- said. Last year’s Fares Lecture was given by former President of the for the fact that this guest was ment of a new European monetary dience to participatein aquestion- “This is an offense to public United States George Bush. sleeping at the time of the inci- system, both of which were im- and-answer period which will be morality,” Lonero said. He added - moderated by Univer- The attendance of many mem- dent. __L~- In an interview on Monday, that the police department will do - sity President John bers of the French community in Sood said he believed all three of everything it can to investigate the Boston area %expected, ac- this case in a thorough manner. cording to Bernice Siegel, assis- his guests were involved. Wit- tant to Vice President Melvin Bernstein. She said that she antici-
pates the presence of French con- ‘9.‘ sulates and other prestigious mem- bers of the local French commu- nity. Also, students and faculty members of French origin have been invited to attend. Tufts stu- dents studying Middle Eastern is- sues may be invited as well.
d’Estaing’s wife, Anne- Aymone Giscard d’Estaing will accompany him. She is known for her contributionsto children’s ad- vocacy. In 1977, she created the Fondation Pour L’Enfance, an or- ganization dedicated to prevent- Dai/y file phoro Leila Fawaz . Dai/y file photo The Fares Lec- ing child abuse and advocating In a meeting yesterday, UMass student John McPherson admitted ture Series provides children’srights. his involvement inSunday morning’s graffiti incident in Carmichael. Trial begins for NY subway bombing suspect Inside: way bombing. At least 48 people noticed Leary’s expression. Monday that they saw Leary Los Angeles Times-Washington ...... P- Post News Service were injured. He is also charged “They say that eyes are the riding a subway train earlier that Features 3 windows to the soul, and he day and that he was behaving Dan Tobin discussesknowledge and NEW YORK -A New York in aDec. 15,1994, subway bomb- whistling, plus some gift ideas for ing that injured several high looked like an evil person to me,” strangely. One witness, Olivia City woman testified Monday that Valentine’s Day and Off The Hill. minutes before a firebomb ripped school students. she said. Taylor, sat next to Leary on one through a subway car in Decem- Leary’s lawyer, however, ar-. Foster said that Leary was train and said that he was carry- ber 1994, she saw a man she iden- gued that his client was not re- standing near a brown paper bag ing a paper bag that reeked of A& E...... P. 5 tified defendant Edward sponsible because he was under in a doorway of the train. She said gasoline. Introducing Heavy Rotation -- the as Leary, debut column of Duy Linh Tu, and a who had “scary, shining eyes and the influence of a mix of anti-de- that as the train entered the Fulton Newbury Street exhibit. they looked like evil.” pressants and other drugs that af- Street station in lower Manhattan, “I thought I was sitting next to art Leary, 50, went on trial Mon- fected his thought processes. there was an explosion. someone who was carrying an day in State Supreme Court in The witness, Alma Foster, 66, “I could hear screaming and explosive,” said Taylor, who said sports ...... P- 7 Manhattan on charges of murder, whose hair was burned, was the debris flying; it was like Judgment that she then decided to scrutinize A look at the latest happenings in assault and illegal weapons pos- first of the victims to testify. Fos- Day,” Foster testified. Leary in case she had to later iden- the NESA, and men’s track finishes a session in the Dec. 21,1994, sub- ter said she was reading when she Two other passengers testified tify him. strone second dace at Norwich. page two THE TUFTSDAILY Wednesday, January 31,1996 rm TWS DAILYLetters to the Editor Jessica N. Rosenthal Thanks for the truth pant, it is a pleasure to see the truth being Russell Breniner LA ‘96 . Editor-in-Chief written. By accurately depicting the infre- Grant I. S. Disick LA ‘97 about Greek life quently-mentioned positives of fraternity Seth Marcus LA ‘98 Managing Editor: John OKeefe To the Editor: life, he provides prospective rushees with Associate Editors: Dan Tobin, Samantha Levine Editorial Page Editor: Greg Youman We would like to thank and commend invaluable insight. While the Greek system Production Managers: Ryan Otto, Mike Blanchard for his recent article on may have its flaws, as do most campus or- Pratiksha Thakkar, Raquel Almeida fraternity rush (“Questions and answers ganizations, its members genuinely take Consulting Editor: David Meyers about fraternity rush,”Duily, 1/30/96). On interest in the welfare of Tufts University NEWS a campus where strong opinions run ram- and its freshman class. Editor: Karen Epstein -- Assistant Editors: Gayle Berkowitz, Gregory Geihan
Wire Editor: Bridget Neely Hearings~ begin on bombing trial venue Los Angeles limes-Washington this community, suggest Albuquerque, and impartially hear this case. OW evidence VIEWPOINTS Post News Service Denver or Kansas City, Kan., as more im- will satisfy the court that a fair trial can be Editors: Joshua Robin, Amy Zimmet OKLAHOMA CITY - They came to partial sites. held in Oklahoma.” FEATURES court carrying pictures of their dead, more Judge Richard Matsch of Denver, as- Ryan and his prosecution team also de- Editors: Laura Bernheim, MidOstow than 100 of them braving zero temperatures signed to hear the case, has indicated that mand a state trial because so rnany of the and crowding before dawn Tuesday into he will decide soon on where the trial will hundreds of victims and relatives cannot ARTS &ENTERTAINMENT the federal courthouse here, determined in afford to travel far to attend a proceeding Editors: Julie Eisenstein. Cara Maniaci, go. Duy Linh Tu their unity to show a judge that Oklahoma “Obviously it’s a matter of importance out of state. Attending the trial i,stheir right, citizens should decide the Oklahoma to a lot of people, so 1’11 try to do it Ryan said, “and we want to accommodate WEEKENDER bombing case. promptly,” the judge said when he arrived that right as much as possible.” Editor: Liza Cohen Doris Jones clutched a studio portrait Monday at the Oklahoma City airport. But defense attorneys said the Okla- Assistant Editor: Rob McKeown of her daughter, Carrie Lenz, a federal drug Regardless of where the trial ultimately homa community is so traumatized that SPORTS agency employee who was six months preg- is held, it will bring with it grave repercus- residents throughout the state would be Editors: Bill Copeland, Eric Polishook nant when the bombing of the Alfred P. sions for the nation. unable to fairly judge Mc‘Veigh and Assistant Editor: Marshall Einhorn Murrah Federal Building took her life and No trial of its kind with so many vic- Nichols. PHOTOGRAPHY her child’s. tims has ever been played out anywhere in “April 19, 195, is the event by which Editors: Jennifer McCarthy, Shane Tilston “Her picture goes with me everywhere the country. The bombing was the worst time thereafter is measured,” said Nichols’ I go,” her mother said. “I have another one terrorist attack on American soil, and where attorney Michael E. Tigar. PRODUCTION in the car. She never leaves my sight.” and how the trial is held could very well To demonstrate their point, defense law- Layout Editor: Karen Thompson Glenn Seidl wore a baseball cap with set precedents on how similarly devastat- yers showed the judge 45 minutes of high- Graphics Editor: Wenimo Poweigha Copy Editor: Karen Altschuller six gold stars for the six Secret Service ing cases are handled in the future. lights from local television reports dealing employees killed in the building, includ- In addition, as prosecutors argue and with the bombing, the arrests of McVeigh ing his wife, Kathy. And Dan McKinney much of the court testimony bore out on and Nichols and the deep hatred that has Neil D. Feldman -who lost his wife, Linda, and his niece, Tuesday, polls of potential jurors show that risen‘out of the blast. Executive Business Director Shelly Bland - wore a T-shirt with his harsh feelings of anger and retribution run While the video played, McVeigh and wife’s picture on the front and on the back, Business Manager: Freya Woke high against the defendants. And Oklahoma Nichols fidgeted in their chairs. Cries were Office Manager: Ethan Goldman a photo of the bombed-out Murrah build- is not alone in its anger and outrage. heard among the victims and their fami- Advertising Managers: Anna Papadopoulou, ing and the pledge: “Gone But Not Forgot- “New Yorkers are off the charts,” testi- lies, some so tom that they had to leave the Abby Krystel ten.” fied Donald E. Vinson, a trial consultant courtroom. McVeigh’s sister, Eennifer, at- SubscriptionsManager: Dean Gendron “That’s all I have,” he said. “Pictures from Angeles. “They were particularly Receivables Manager: Megan Hoskyns-Abrahall Los tending her first court appearance in sup and memories.’’ angry about this.” port of her brother, wept quietly. Tuesday marked the beginning of a piv- That kind of testimony appeared to bol- ligar also showed the videotape of a TV otal, weeklong series of hearings to decide The Tufts Daily is a non-pmfit newspaper, publishe~ ster the government’s contention that the news interview with Oklahoma [Gov.Frank Monday through Friday during the academic year and dis where Timothy J. McVeigh and Terry L. entire nation was “victimized” by the ter- Keating that aired here last month. Keating tributed free to the Tufts community. The Daily is entire]: Nichols should be tried for the April 19 rorist attack and that, therefore, the trial said that “what the people of Oklahoma student-w thae are no paid edit& positions. Thc Oail! is printed at Charles River Publishing,Charlestown, MA. bombing, in which 169 people were killed should just as well be held in Oklahoma as want” are convictions and executions of the The Daily is located at the back entrance of Curtis Hal and 600 injured. anywhere else. defendants and that the decision to appoint at Tufts University. Ourphonenumber is (617) 627-309C Prosecutors insist a fair trial can be held Argued US Attorney Pat Ryan: “The ourfaxnumberis(617)627-3910,andouremailaddressi Matsch as an out-town-judge over an Okla- [email protected]. Business hours ar in Oklahoma, in either Lawton or Tulsa. defense has not, cannot and will not prove homa judge “chilled my blood.” 9:00am.-5.M)p.m.,MondaythroughFriday,and1:OOp.r Defense attorneys, alarmed at the deep cur- that the state of Oklahoma does not have - 5:00 p.m. on Sunday. The policies of The Tufts Daily are established by th rents of loss and hatred that still roil through 12jurors and six alternates who can fairly The anger here does indeed run deep. editorial board. Editorialsappear on this page. unsigned. In dividualeditorsannotnecessarilyresponsiblef~,or~~ rnent with, the policies and editorials of TheTuf@Daily. Prosecution rests in Snoop Dogg ’s trial The content of letters. advertisements, signed columns Moons and graphicsdoes not necessarily reflect the opin Los Angeles Ties-Washington tion witnesses, acknowledged under cross- down the street. ion of The Tufts Daily editorial board. Post New Service examination that he was not sure if Willis said he then looked away because Letters to the Editor Policy LOS ANGELES -The prosecution in Woldemariam reached for his waistband his basketball team scored a point. When The Tufts Daily welcomes letters from the readers. Th the Snoop Doggy Dogg murder trial rested moments before he was shot by the rapper’s he looked back, he said, “the back window letters page is an open forum for campus issues and corn its case Monday, wrapping up with a wit- bodyguard. [of the Jeep] came down and an came rnents about the Daily’s coverage. arm Letters must include the writer‘s name. and a phone num nesses who told jurors that he did not see a It is a key point of contention in the case. out holding a gun. I heard shots and I hit ~wherethewritercanbereached.AIllettersmustbeveri gun in Philip Woldemariam’s hands before The defense says Woldemariam went the ground.” ied with the writer before they can be published. he was fatally shot in 1993 by the rapper’s The deadline for lettersrobe considcredforpublicatioi for a weapon and may have fired it - be- “Did [Woldermariam] have anything in n the following day’s issue is 400 p.m. bodyguard. cause he was upset that the rapper and his his right or left hands after you heard the Due to space limitations, letters should be no longer tlm Seeking to discredit a defense theory friends had just moved into the territory of shots?” Deputy District Attorney Bobby 50words. Any submissionsover this length may be edite ~ythe Daily tobeconsistentwith the limit. Letters should b that the shooting was done in self-defense, Woldemariam’s gang, the By Yerself Hus- Grace asked Willis. “No,” Willis re- iccompaniedby no more than eight signatures. prosecutors called Barry Willis, 16, to tes- tlers. But the prosecution says sponded. The editors reserve the right to edit letters for clarity tify that Woldemariam was empty-handed Woldemariam was executed shot in the ’ublication of letters is not guaranteed, but subject to thi - So far, no witness has testified to see- liscretion of the editors. when he approached the rapper’s black lower left back and buttocks - after he ing Woldemariam with a gun in his hands Leaps should be typed apinted in lettcrqualityanear Jeep Cherokee after it stopped alongside a tried to run from a confrontation with the before or after the shooting. (he of the etterquality mode and turned in to Le Daily’s offices ii 3irti.s Hall. Letters can also be sent via electronic mail ti Palms park on the evening of Aug. 25, rapper, whose real name is Calvin Broadus, victim’s friends told jurors that he saw [email protected],with all stated regu 1993. and his bodyguard McKinley Lee. Woldemariam reach for his waistband “at ations regarding Letters to the Editor still applying. Willis, who was playing basketball at Willis was one of 24 prosecution wit- the same time” Lee pulled gun. But he Letters should address the editor and not a particular in his lividual. While letters can be critical of an individual‘s ac Woodbine Park when the shooting oc- nesses to take the stand since the trial added that he never saw Woldemariam take ions, they should not attack someone’spersodity traits. curred, said he watched as Woldemariam started in mid-November. a weapon out. The Daily will notacceptanmymouslettasorpen name stumbled and then ran away from the Jeep, The teenager told the jury that he was ,xcept inextremecircumstancesiftheExecutiveBoardde Broadus was at the wheel of the Jeep ermines that there is a clear and present danger to the au mortally wounded. Again, he said the man watching as Woldemariam talked to the when the shooting occurred. He and Lee hor. The Daily will not accept letters regarding the cover appeared unarmed. men in the Jeep and that he saw him make have both been charged with murder in ge of other publications. unless their coverage itself has be But Willis, like several other prosecu- a hand gesture, if pointing to something .ome a newsworthy issue that has appeared in the Daily. as connection with the incident. hily will accept letters of thanks, if space permits, but wil bot run letters whose sole purpose is to advertise an event. When writers have group affiliationsor hold titles or po Man-- alleeedlv smuhdine brotected fish itions related to the topic of their letter. the Daily will nob -u J- - uu UI hat following the letter. This is to provide additional infor Los Angeles Times-Washington Post Mexico in plastic bags hidden inside the “They seem to be in reasonably good nation and is not intended todetract from the letter. News Service side-mounted tank. The bust comes just shape, although it’s hard to say with fish,” Classifieds Information SAN DIEGO - There’s nothing un- weeks after a law took effect that makes it said Mike Shaw, fish curator at Sea World. All Tufts students must submit classiieds in person, pre usual about having fish in a tank, but when illegal to catch or import a garibaldi, which A bill authored by Republican Assem- laid with cash or check. All classifiedsmust be submittedb] I p.m. the day before publication. Classifieds may also bc those fish are a protected species, and when just happens to be California’s official blyman Bill Morrow, of Oceanside, to ban ought at the InformationBooth at the Campus Center. AI the tank is a gas tank, that’s unusual. And marine fish. the catching or importing of garibaldies lassifieds submiaedby mail mustbe accompaniedby achsk lassifieds may not be submiaed over the phone. illegal. In addition to the fish in the plastic bags, became effective Jan. 1. Morrow said the Notices and Lost & Founds are free and run on Tues A Los Angeles County man was arrested agents also found a large fish tank mounted bill was needed because the fish’s great lays and Thursdays only. Notices are limited to two per wee4 at the San Ysidro border crossing when in the camper shell of the truck and con- popularity among aquarium enthusiasts was m organization and run space permitting. Notices must bc vritten on Daily forms and submittedin person. Notices can U.S. Customs Service agents thought there nected to a battery to keep it aerated when leading to its depletion. lot be used to sell merchandise or advertise major events. was something -ah -fishy about one of in use, according to Customs spokeswoman TheTufts Daily is not liable for any damages due to ty the external gas tanks on his pickup truck, Bobbie Cassidy. The ban is to last until Feb. 1, 1999, to graphical ermrs or misprintings except the cost of the in extion, which is fully refundable. We reserve the right tc officials said Monday. Most of the fish, gold in color and 6- to give the garibaldi time to replenish. Until efuse to print any classif~edswhich contain obscenity, are o Scott Patrick Clark, 29, of Sierra Madre 12-inches in length, were already dead. recently, garibaldies, with wide perch-like loovertly sexualn~aareuex~ytodenigra: mson or group. was arrested for allegedly trying to smuggle Eleven are now at Sea World, where they bodies and large eyes, were plentiful off 36 garibaldies into the country from have been put into a quarantine aquarium. the Californian and Mexican coast. Wednesday, January 31,1996 THE TUFTS DAILY page three FEATURES n the know, No need to dread Valentine’s Day Some gift-giving ideas for star-crossed lovers (and others) in the nose by LAURA BERNHEIM no convenient little chart telling you were ten years old. Yoursweet- P and MICOL OSTOW you what the flavors are. So, it heart would, of course,die of plea- I’m a bad guitarist. Not a bud-ass guitarist like Slash, but a bac guitaristlikePeter Tork. Thisis because a)Idon’tpractice very much Daily Editorial Board usually involvesyour biting into a sure at getting a picture of the Gasp! For those of you who piece of chocolate only to be ter- Honey Nut Cheerios bee saying, b) my fingers are as limber as lead, and c) I insist on playing guitar! that are on fire which means I car haven’t realized this, yes, Val- ribly disappointed todiscover that “Bee mine!”But you can do what- d a n tobin only make music for a few min. entine’s Day is just around the it has achewy center. A better idea ever you want with your own val- corner. In two rapidly-diminish- is to buy a medium sized box of entines. You can cut hearts out of Misadventures in Utes at a time before 1 becomt charred to a crisp and look likt ing weeks, hearts and frill will Valentine’s Candy, and empty it pink and red paper, and use doi- Dentistry Freddy Krueger minus the claw descend upon the population like out. Then take several Hershey’s lies for the lace. Or, you can get and cool sweater and ability to infiltrate people’s dreams and that’s an ominous cloud of so many top kisses and put those in, instead. more creative.Use stickers, cray- not even the look I’m going for so let’s just accept that I’m a bac 40 love songs. It’s guaranteed that you will make ons, and pictures freely. Also, try- guitarist as my first sentence alleged, okay? Eek! For those of you securely a much bigger hit that way. ing to keep in the spirit of saving involved (or shall we say “shack- But Iam aphenomenal whistler. Even the most ornately challeng There is also themessage heart the earth, you can recycle valen- ing baroque piece is putty in my supple lips. Hell, I can even whistlt led”) in committed relationships, route. Not only will these bring tines. Send a card you received this holiday holds the promise of back happy memories of elemen- last year. This should be no counter-melodies, chords, drums. If Tufts had a whistling team they’d retire my number (pi). And if they gave out substantialgrantr inevitable romance; perhaps a tary school Val- roblem with the use of an to good whistlers, I’d make Donald Trump look like Bob Cratchii candlelit, formal dinner, a vow of entine’s parties, but eraser or some white- undyingdevotion, and then, well do taste good. They (Needless to say, I am presently lobbying the TCU Senate for suck ... are also quite ideal legislation, though part stems from my really liking the sound of thr you know. Sigh. Last but not word lobby. Lobby. Lobby.) Still, as astounding and mind-boggling as these abilities are, hall price, however, the “coupled” of my stupid friends can’t even make noise through this air funnelini as Say process known as a whistle. Yep, my pals are wholly whistling portion of the population now must deficient. A healthy share of my chums just do this airy one-notc search franticallyforjust theright jobbie that sounds oddly like a tea kettle, but not as much fun to listel little something for that special to. And almost all of my comrades truly fail when it comes to puttinl someone on this hyped day. Ro- their lips together and blowing (reference to classic film andnothin$ else; relax). Why is this? Why am 1blessed with these Bach-like abilitieswhilr my band of merry men is left with the musical talent of Warrant? Whj can I do all six Brandenburg Concertos while they have trouble witl “Cherry Pie”? It’s not as if my mom hired a private whistling teachei mates can surely save vised a quick list of sure hits to some for vou. You can PO for me when I was young and forced me to practice in front of i - 0- metronome so that I could be in the big recital and win the contes perk up the overdone, so-called one out, but the words just are not anywhere, from McDonald’s to thereby savingthe local nursing home from getting demolished by tht “holiday”: coming out of your mouth. Well, Top of the Hub. Your best bet evil town council. (I saw the after-school special possibilities,I took Obviously there are always findtheheartthatsays,“BeMine,” would be somewhere in the the chance.) Whistling is just something I inherently know how to dc flowers. Although perhaps less or “My Guy/Girl”and you will be middle, of course. Make sure to -it just happens. original than other ideas, it is of- all set. These are also quite conve- order something that has red in it, ten difficult for the average fe- nient for telling off someone who just to keep in the spirit of the day. As does a less exciting substance, popularized by a trendy line 01 ‘80s bumper stickers and apparently created by Forrest Gump. male to resist the appeal of a bou- has been getting on your case for So, there you have it, a list of There are so many things that we just “know” how to do. Likt quet of traditional red roses grace- quite a while. In every package is gift ideas for those of you cel- speaking - nobody thinks about how to talk; you act like a Nikc fully adorning a bookshelf or desk. a heart which says something un- ebrating St. Valentine’s Day. And commercial and just do it. You also don’t concentrateon movement Color-coordinating the arrange- complimencuy,suchas”Bugoff.” ’ doh’t fretif you do not feel as if you act like a Taco Bell commercial and make a run for the border ment with yoursignificantother’s Knowing Spencer’s Gifts, they you have the right to celebrate. These are things we learned all sorts of years ago and are now room scheme is a sure sign of probably sell a whole package of Everyone does. You can still ex- slavish adulation (if that is, in- these. change valentines with all of your ingrained IJ our minds like a big old brain tattoo. This process i? probably better explained by a developmental psychologist, but deed, the message that one wishes There is nothing more roman- friends, you might meet that spe- z tic than making your own cial someone, and of course, much I love that crazy Piaget guy, I refuse to clutter my argument5 to convey). One likes to think, as Valentine’s Day cards ... all right, with facts and instead choose to continue with my inane line of banter also, that the occasional single there’s always good old mom and there is nothing better than those Lobby. Lobby. rose -- also red, of course -sent dad to be relied upon for some to the boytdend might be tenderly little cards which youbought when affection. This being-mysteriously-in-the-knowphenomenon was prover succinctly by the true spokesmen of our generation, Beavis and received. Butthead. After consuming many carbonated beverages, their blad. A more novel concept might ders are filled to the breaking point. They stop in the forest to make be to order two tickets to your like the 16th letter of the alphabet and pee. Suddenly, tension strikes loved one’s favorite show/concert/ as Berivis fo1gets how to do it. Butthead scornfullyretorts something circus performance, and to hand these tickets over on Valentine’s witty a?ongthelines of, “Youdumbass, youjust ... uh ... you know, YOL Day. Hopefully he or she will im- Mistreated students file racism suit j~bt... uh ... uh ...” and continues to “uh” for the next 24 minutes. mediately think to ask you along On Oct. 3 1,1995, four African American students at Wesleyan As mindless as this all is, (the rest is them cringing in pain with i University were wrongfully detained by the Middletown (Conn.) denouement of wetting the school nurse -brings back fond memo- to the performance. If not, some- thing has gone terribly awry in Police Department. ries ofjuaior high, no?j tle boys suggest an interestingpoint:How & Thestudents,TarikHolder ’98, UmiBem NiLampti ’99,Markell you urinufe?This is not a question like “How do you eat your Reeser one’s planning. This gift is one which shows thought, initiative, Parker ’98,and Bishara Wilson ‘98,have filed a federal lawsuit Peanut Butter Cup?” because I’m just plain not looking for new and against the town police department, Wesleyan University, and innovative ways of draining the main vein. 1just mean, what do you andah-ueknowledgeofapartner’s interests. several individuals within the two organizations requesting un- do? Again, someone with more scientific training than just watching specified compensatory and punitive damages. MKWizard’s World repeatedly (Don Herbert is officially the mack- Cassette mixes are also a very personalized way of showering a The incident occurred at approximately 1:15 a.m. on Oct. 31. daddy) could probably be useful here, but I’m not him. I’m me. I’m The lawsuit asserts that OfficerDavid Godwin approached the four my own man, and no man is an island. There is one man I know who’s boy/girlfriend with affection. A compilation of his or her favorite black students and asked them to produce photo identification. an archipelago, but that’s a different story for a different day in a They refused his request, which was entirely within their legal different newspaper with a different stroke that makes the world go love songs is more than appropri- ate as aValentine’sDay gikMixes rights. Godwin has officially acknowledged that he did not have round, yes it does. probable cause to detain the students. I prefer to assume that urination just occurs. We’re all around the of these sort generally tend to in- clude at least one cut from Chi- It has been alleged that the PublicSafety department routinely 20-year old mark (give or take a couple years) and we’ve all been allows police officers to harass minority students on campus. As a potty-trainedfor most of that time (give or take acouple frat brothers: cago or Journey -be absolutely certain that your lovedone has not result of this accusation, Director of Public Safety Harry Kinne, and it’s gotten to the point that we don’t have to spend much brain- who was not present at the incident, was also named in the suit. power on it (give or take a couple neurons). We just know how to dc abandoned these since the sixth grade days. If your significant The lawsuit, filed on Jan. 10, 1996 in Hartford, Conn., charges it. To be as transcendental as the cynical dan will allow, it just is. that Dennis Kacy and Tony Bostic, two campus safety officers who
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TUFTS CONNECT I For CustomeCSewice, extension 3627. ***.I..I. ...I. ..L1.l .....1.. .,.*.I dial Wednesday, January 31,1996 THE TUFTS DAILY page five ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT Carrying on the A quintet of artistic expression Newbury St. exhibit displays work of five female artists torch of the Dead by CARAMANIACI Picture it: Wednesday, August 9, 1995. A warm summer day. I1 Daily Editorial Board started off as a low, quiet whisper. “Did you hear?” began every “Five Women Five Rooms” is :onversation. The whisper grew into massive speculation,and soon, an exhibit now on display at the that speculation metamorphosed Nic!sen Gallery of Newbury Duy Linh Tu into an ugly, incomprehensible rumor. By 6:OO in the evening, all Heavy ROhtkV7 of the networks were stumbling over each other to be the first to iir the story. Jerry Garcia, frontman and prime angioplastycandidate If the legendary Grateful Dead had passed away. Was it the drugs? street. Was it his constant struggle with his weight? No one seemed to care. The exhibit, organizedincoor- Qll that mattered was that he was gone. dination with the Women’s Cau- It was as if the cosmic glue that holds everything together haddried cus in Boston, aims to project md cracked, and the universe was being tom apart. Tie-dyed women many aspects of human experi- sverywhere were delirious with grief. “Oh why! Why! Dear God. ence through the point of view of why!” they screamed. TheDeadheadmenwere equally upset. “Dude, five contemporary female artists. le’s gone, man.” And in agreat, final communal effort, they all raised Each artist displays her work heir bongs in tribute to Garcia. But the weed just wasn’t the same thal in aroom of her own, causing each lay. And the acid... it would definitely take three hits. “Jerry’s gone, room to take on a unique appear- exhibit, Maureen Gallace’s tiny women onto personal, present-day man!” ance. What makes the exhibit so landscapes of a New England motifs. The interaction of these Then August 16th came. It had been a full week, and the fervor had interesting is the way it addresses house in different seasons of the ancient and modem symbolstrans- begun to die down. Jerry Garcia commemorative T-shirts sales were a spectrum of universal themes year appear to be more of an Im- forms this room into a space where slowing. Birkenstock stock had dropped down into near-Black Mon- through a lens of personal experi- pressionist study in light effects present day concerns are inte- day numbers. People who had been under the Grateful Dead spell for ence. than the more overtlypsychologi- grated withhistorical issues. While so long were beginning to shake off the haze. “Why do I smell like The spectrum of ideas por- cal works of her peers. However, the ancient symbols appearsome- piss?’ the men moaned. “Why am I barefoot,” the women questioned, trayed in the art ranges from ro- the sensitivity with which she what like anachronisms amidst “and why are my armpits so damn hairy?’ mance to nature, history to moth- paints these little pictures allows day-glopaint, werealize how time- Unemployment offices held their collective breath. Was it true? erhood. Still, all of these ideas are for a very intimate experience of less they really are because of Would there not be a line of Volkswagen mini-buses out in front connected to us in our common home. Their size also contributes their familiarity to us. today? Would there be no more “Hey, dude, week’s up. Uncle Sam life experiences. to our experience of these objects This noteworthy exhibitional- Dwes me some green.” Uponentering, we first encoun- as private worlds and allows us to lows us to experience a fresh look At first, there-awakened came in small droves.Trailerparks began ter Joan Snyder’s installation exploreour own feelingsof place, at some poignant themes in con- to empty as a trickle of confused souls headed back to where they last room. Here we find a series of identity and ownership. temporary art. Through the per- called home. “Hey dad, I need a loaner. Just until something comes very textural, expressionist oil Lastly, in the upstairs room of spectives of these five very tal- along.” paintings intended to mirror the gallery, Nancy Spero exhibits ented female artists, the exhibit “How about getting a job?’ Snyder’s concerns for feminism, her works on paper. In a Warhol- affords us new insights into com- “No, seriously...” And so the change was not complete. But it was her relationships and emotions. esque fashion, this talented mon ideas. a beginning. In works such as “Hopelessly woman’s work involves repetition “Five Women Five Rooms” The mighty traveling caravans stalled in their tracks. They circled Romantic,” Snyderhas createdan of images. What is so special about will be running until February 24 into wagon-train formations for protection. Police and child-protec- abstract reference to the light, her work is that she incomorates at the Nielsen Gallery, located at !ion agencies were still somewhere out there, even if Garcia wasn’t. blissful feeling of being in love. Egyptian and Celtic imiges of 179 Newbury Street,-Boston. But they were hopeful. This would all blow over soon. They would She achieves this through her use all ride again. There would be more free love and, yes, the hemp of feathery pink and red brush- would be waiting. strokes across horizontal bars re- Months passed, and the die-hards were beginning to lose all faith. sembling a musical staff. With a And suddenly, like a shot in the night, an angel from the sky, Phish very similar color palette, Snyder arrived. Born of Ben and Jerry’s Rainforest Crunch and Vermont addresses feminist concerns in her inbreeding, Trey Anastasio and Company had come to restore order paintings, “0urForemothers”and to the universe. “A Letter to My FemaleFriends.” “Yes, there will be pot!” they cheered. In all of her works, she incorpo- “Yes, we will continue to milk welfare!” they celebrated. rates a variety of media: wax, glit- “Why do I smell again?’ they wondered. ter and even “puff paint,” attain- And so, the caravan forged on. They had persevered and things ing wonderful textural effects. were once again settled. Trey was the great white hope, and they Anne Harris, whose work has rollowed. He was the Messiah!.The genius! The absolute genius! been described as a “rigorous ex- “They played the entire Beatles White Album at their Halloween ploration of the self,” presents Show, man. They’re so cool!” herself in this exhibition with a “Yeah, I’m going to eight shows this week. I hear they’re going to series of drawings depicting vari- io the extended live version of the Monkees’ Greatest Hits!” ous stages of her recent preg- But then things seemed a little strange. Some of those who were nancy. Harris’ almost life-sized lriving VW mini-buses were different. And others, oddly enough, self-portraits show the monthly Violin Concert By weren’t driving mini-buses at all. They were driving Volvos and transformations her body under- Saabs, and yet they were still suspiciously dressed as if they were went in a sensitive light of pro- iving barely above the government poverty level. Hmmmm... found realism. Her pencil renders Then the truth came out. Those who had returned home after the roundness of her pregnant fig- T! 3arcia’s death had, in fact, not returned to the peace trail. They had ure with such skill that the image Jeen replaced by a new breed of person. But this crowd was much appears to pull outward from the lifferent than the original Haight-Ashbury scene. They were rich and flat paper. Harris breathes life into SkZRNOVA- went to Top 25 schools (specifically, number 25). They were young her drawings, portraying the se- ind alive. But they were a hard lot to figure out. quential stages of growth with such realism that we can almost see her Smm With Garcia’s crowd, it was simple. They were stoned and stupid, but that’s all they ever really wanted to be. But this new breed was flesh stretch outward, further and zctually striving to go further. Well, okay, they were still stoned, but further with each month of preg- Of the they were actually going to college, trying to better themselves and nancy. fie world. They all shared a common goal -- love -- and a common AnnetteLemiewusesherroom motto: “We will not eat meat, and we will major in Environmental to create an installation specifi- Boston Symphony Studies.” cally designed for this exhibition. And so they ventured on, in their quest for... in their quest for... Her piece entitled “Creating an Orchestra well, they ventured on. Their candy-apple red Saabs travelled from Exit (for Women)” appears to at- mphitheatre to amphitheatre, spreading their faith in man. They tempt aphysical experience of the )ought and sold wool sweatersfrom Ecuador, and shared their profits idiomatic “glass ceiling.” In her with the People for the Ethical Treatment of Indigenous Pygmies. creation of a door over what we rimes were good, and they were making a change. see as a solid wall, Lemieux al- Thursday, Februrary 1 Now it’s nearly six months since Garcia’s demise, and it is clear lows us to realize a very immedi- hat Phish are the chosen ones to carry on the torch of the Dead. They ate feeling ofrestraint.This imagi- 1996 ire the guiding force behind a new nation of love-jockeys, and it is nary door is then countered by a :lear that all is well in the world. Trey and his nation of undergrads brick wall which, in the confined will prosper. They will work for the good of man, and they will make space of the room, successfully 12:30 pm nusic. They will not go to graduate school, they will not getjobs, and evokes apanic of suffocation and hey will have fun, fun, fun, until their daddies take their trust funds imprisonment. iway. Initially, in the context of this in Goddard Chaz>el page six THE TUFTSDAILY Wednesday, January 311,1996
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They Lived Hard Ten feIIowships of $1000 each are available to Tufts Died Young And Before the Victorians Took Over, undergraduates for 1996 summer study on any academicprogram They Were OUlTA T'HERE !! in Israel, including participation on archaeological excavatioris. The application materials should include: 1. A cover letter from the student, with the student's ID number, hisher year of study at Tufts; hidher declared major/minors (ifany); adescription ofthe program of study to be undertaken in the summer of 1996, including the dates and costs involved, and whether academic credit will be awarded; and a statement of financial need, including the narnes ofother sources from which financial assistance is being sought. 2. One copy of the student's transcript. 3. Two letters of recommendation. These fellowships are open to students in any field of study. Interested undergraduates should submit their application materials no later than March 31,1996 to Provost Sol Gittleman, Ballou Hall, Medford campus.
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retired, playing minor league ready too late. I want to face the Lakers then. Af- baseball with the Birmingham In his 12 seasons with the Lak- ter all, they already have an ex- Barons. Magic has done just the ers, Magic brought “showtime” to plosive offense, led by youngsters opposite. the Forum, winning the regular Cedric Ceballos, Nick Van Exel, Since his announcement on season and playoff MVP award and Eddie Jones at the guard po- Nov. 7, 1991 that he was retiring three times each. During his ca- sitions and Wade Divac and Elden after testing positive for HIV, reer, Magic basically invented the Campbell inside. With Magic Magic has stayed as close as pos- triple-double, averaging an in- playing point-forward, the Lakers sible to the game he once ruled. credible 19.7 points, 11.4 assists, would have an entirely new di- Whether winning the All-star and 7.3 rebounds. mension that would be hard for Game’s Most Valuable Player Along with Lany Bird and Jor- opponents to stop. Magic got his first action last 1 night against the Golden State Warriors, but his first real test will come Friday night as Jordan, Scottie Pippen, and the Bulls come to town for a rematch of the, 1991 NBA finals. His return has NBA executives drooling be- WANNALEARN AbouT cause, as Jordan’s return did, Magic’s comeback should inject 1 new life into an already booming UN EVEMENT? NBA industry. Just check out the J ion Ack i ratings for TNT’s telecast of Fri- day night’s showdown in Holly-, wood. As the first half of the season Well that was a winds down, and excitement for the All-star game in San Antonio build, the NBA is riding as high 5tupid question, of as ever. Two of its superstars from the ’80s are back, with numerous others blossoming around the course pou do! league. You have to wonder how big the smile on commissioner David Stem’s face is right about now. Vancouver Grizzlies to 1.5 tonio Spurs, and Orlando All we need is Bird to come games, following their 103-92 Magic, on their current IO game back and it will just like old times victory the expansion team on win-streak. Here’s a question, in the NBA. Monday. Right on the Grizzlies’ what happens if one of these NBA Notes heels are the Minnesota teams plays each other? It hap- In other stories from the Timberwolves and the Toronto pened last night in Indiana, as the league, Magic’s return has down- Raptors. Hawks and the Pacers put their graded last night’s Bulls-Rockets Jerry Stackhouse and streaks on the line as #2 played game from the first to the second Philadelphia’s high hopes have #3 in the Central. Wednesday, January 31st best matchup of the week. gone right out the door under head Hakeem-Michael, Pippen-How, coach John Lucas. Talks of former Upcoming scheduIe and the rest was billed by many Braker 20 Celtic head coach Chris Ford tak- Wednesdav. Jan. 31 as their last meeting before this ing over were dismissed last week, Ice Hockey: vs. St. Michael’s, 8:OO pm year’s NBA finals. But so was but don’t expect Lucas to be back their first matchup this year, and next year if things continue as they 8:OO. that game turned into a complete are for the 76ers. Men’s & Women’s Swimmin; blowout, as the Bulls romped to How hot are the top three & Diving: (3 mass the lopsided victory in Chicago. teams in the Central Division? Dartmouth, 6:OO. We’ll see how things go this time Combined, they’ve won 3 1 games around on Olajuwon’s home turf. in a row. We all know the Bulls Thursdav. Feb. 1 Sponsored by LCS And in the battle for bragging are immortal, as they’ve won 15 Women’s Basketball: vs. rights to league’s worst record, games in row. The Indiana Pac- Wheaton, 5:30. and accordingly the most ping ers have a nice six game streak Men’s Basketball: vs. pong balls in the lottery draft at going. But the real story is the Wheaton, 7:30. the end of the season, the Phila- Atlanta Hawks, as they have delphia 76ers have shrunk their mowed over their competition, Women’s Squash vs. lead over the expansion including the Rockets, San An- Wellesley, 4:OO. page eight THE TUFTS DAILY Wednesday, January 3#1,1996-
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In Somerville Wall-to-wall carpeting, Porches, extK50351 After school care needed for our Monday, Jan.29 from 6-8pm, Large If interested call 627-1453 knferenceRoom, Campus Center. 215 College Ave-171 CollegeAve&9 WashedDryer, Storage, Garages, No first grade daughter from 24:30. WhMield Rd. We have3,4,5 bedroom' Fees, $945-$1145. Call (617)643- Flexible days. Reliable car needed. 486 DX33 Multimedia Computer apartment with dishwasher 8 dryer- 3269 ATENTION ALL STUDENTS1 Wealsoneed a sinerformasional Great for paper writing, multimedia full kitchens- nice big rooms- Call Over $6 Billion in public and private evenings for both daughteis. Call games and e-mail. Double speed Wednesday, Jan 31,1996 Debbie 235-6097 $395-$420. sector grants 8 scholarships is now Dottie at 6464261 CD-ROM and speakers. 560 MB available. All students are eligible. .eadership: What it is and Isn't. Hard Drive $700 or Wo-call627-1819 'resenter: Anne Gardiner. Director- West Medford Let us help. For more info. Call: 1- if Residential Life. 4-6 p.m., Lane Small 1 bedroom apartment. 800-263-6495 extF50353 Asian American Cilc Im- Campus Center. Heroes, Available 3/1. Top floor of hme in Services Association nanagers, presidents and directors quiet neighborhood. Easy to Tufts. Seeks volunteer tutors to serve 111 possess leadershipqualties. But Perfect for mature student. $500/Mo. adults intheBoston Chinatownarea. I great leader is not just about Housing including heat and electricity. Call JOBS IN PARADISE First meeting on Feb 2 at Start me's title ... it requires concrete Jeff Dimodica days 8 350-5813 International Students Travel abroad and work at a tropical House. CallNaNaat 7077formore kills. Registration Deadline 1/30/ Visitors DV-1 Green Card Program beach resort, dude ranch, or river info. 6. Limit 12. 3.45.6 Bdrm Apts available. 1-(800) 660-7167 or 1- rafting company this summer. Near Tufts, well kept, newly updated, (818)772-7168. Excellent benefts + bonuses. Call AMEDFORDBED6BREAKFAST incl parking, washeddryer. etc. Tufts In Washlngton Info =legant.warm, and homey. Less than Resort Employment Services BABYSIT NOW Meeting Subletting 0.k. Avail. 6/1 Call Tom (206)971-3600 ext. R50352 In-home, 3 mornings-5 hours/day. I mile from campus. Breakfast 721-9814 INTERNATIONALSTUDENk hum. Feb 1 at 7:30 pm. in Eaton ncluded. Single: $55/night; $295 Some flexibility. One child, 'I7 mos. 06. Want to spend a semester in Veekly. Double: $60-Wnight; $345/ VISITORS who's fun 8 outgoing. You're 4 bedrooms, 1 livingroom, eating DV-1 Green card program available creative loving 8 experienced. Plan Vashington D.C, do an internship week. Suite: $85 & up. Bill or Linda at kitchen 1-800-660-7167 or 818-772-7168 1 the Nation's Capital, take 196-0983. ATENTION ALL STUDENTS1 activities, outings. Do meals, eminars, and receiveTuftsgrades 1 tiled bathroom. Back+ Front Porch Over $6 Billion m public and private diapering & light housekeeping. 5 3n 2nd floor & storage on back porch. Skl Condo For Sprlng Break? t the same time? Applications now Boston Aw CondoSalelRent sector grants & scholarships is now minute walk to Tufts. Good pay. First + last months'deoosit. All utilities Week in LUXUNResort. Uo to 4 available. All students are eligible. 6254718 Wednesday, January 31,1996 THE TUFTS DAILY page eleven Doonesbury BY GARRY TRUDEAU Around Campus Today Tomorrow
ENGLISH DEPT. READING University Chaplaincy SERIES CHAPLAWS TABLE-DIVERSITY Russian poet Mikhail Aizenberg and AND COMMUNITY: CAN TUFTS translator Jim Kates. HAVE BOTH? “Alumni Look at East Hall Lounge. 430 Community at Tufts” SPEAKERS: Ara Barsam, J’94and Joyce Barsam, LCS-Junior Achievement J’62, G’89. Informational Meeting. MacPhie Conference Room. 5-7pm. Braker 20. 8pm. University Chaplaincy Monty Python Society . NOON HOUR CONCERTS Bach, FoxTrot by Bill Amend Weekly Meeting-New members Hindemith, Ysaye PERFORMED ; welcome! BY: Tamara Smirnova-Sajfar, Lane Room, Campus Center. Violin. MR. FOX, I’VE CHECMD Ln’S PICK WIS UP ABOUT 9:30pm. Goddard Chapel. 12:30-lpm. WHAT’S PENCIL? WD rJ0 ONE ELSE IN THIS LATER.YoUR 60% IS lbuR ”ONE DEPARTMENT USES N* 2i University Chaplaincy Philosophy Department PENCILS. EFFIcIW lXNwS MEDITATIONS: ATIMEFORTHE Tufts in London. THAT All PEWLS IN THIS OFFICE BETHESAME AND SPIRIT “Power of Fasting” Miner Hall (1st floor). 3:30-4:30pm. PURCHASED IN BUCK. YOUR SPEAKER: Asif Islam, A’ 97. b LITRE WlLINDULGENCE Goddard Chapel. 12 noon-lpm. FLETCHER ISUNNECESGA~~LY c~5nt46nic Lecture by Dr.John Esposito. Title: COMPW PENNCS EACH The Oxfam Collective “Political Islam and American General Interest Meeting-Plan for Foreign Policy.” this semester. Cabot Ave. 5pm. Oxfam Cafe. 9:30 Tufts in Washington LCS Info Meeting. Eaton 206. 7:30pm. d ESL Info Meeting. Bamum 114.9pm. Schmalz (French) House ,DILBERT@by Scott Adams Alcohol &k Health Education La premiere pause-cafe! Join us for .:, Program our first pause-cafe! 50 YOU USED Open AA Meeting (Alcoholics 11 Whitfield Rd. 9pm. Anonymous). CODE FROM THE. :. CRITICAL CODE FOR Room 208, Campus Center. 1215- Tufts University Department of pi-? 1: 15pm. Music DON’T FLY Colloquium Series: featuring George I -ION PAY DAY. Hemispheres Walker Composer Commissioned by Hemispheres Booth. the Boston Symphony Orchestra. Campus Center. 1 1:30am-3:30pm. 20 Professors Row. 3:45pm.
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All TCU-funded organizations that want a budget for the next fiscal year must submit a draft to the
Treasury by 5:OO p.m. today. If your organization- does not hand in a budget proposal, you will not receive any TCU funding next year. Signatories - should contact either their ALBO chairs or call the Treasury at x3628 with any questions.