I. THE’ TUFTS DAILY Where You Read It First Friday, February 19,1993 Vol XXVZ, Number 18 ’UFF PUFF. .. Cree discusses Hydro-Quebec

’ by CHRISTI BEEBE and animals depend on the envi- Masty disputes reasoning of Daily Editorial Board ronment, you must protect the H ydro-Quebec EnvironmentalConsciousness environment,” he said. Masty said that he had noticed Outreach (ECO) and the Urban Masty reiterated that as West- that US currency is inscribed with and Environmental Policy De- ern civilization has come to the the motto “In God we trust,” and partment Wednesday night spon- Cree communities, not only the yet, with this money, he said, sored a speech and information environmcntbutthecultureof the “land is destroyed and other cul- meeting addressing the current Cree has been, and continues to tures effected.” concern overTufts’investmentin be, eroded. He mentioned the Discussing the legacy of Chris- Hydro-Quebec. degree of alcohol and drug abuse topher Columbus’ voyage to the The forum, held in Cabot 207, that has come to the community New World, Masty said that thc attracted only about 20 students due to the addition of roads, and Western world does not realizc and featured David Masty, a rep- the decay of family values that theextcntofthedamage it inflicts resentative of the Cree Commu- have accompanied theadvance of on communities that haveexisted nity of the Great Whale River. Western civilization in previously in their current positions for 5000 Masty, also the Communications untouched areas. Masty, who ad- years, believing that money can and External Affairs Officer and mitted personal past problems he compensate them for lost lands. theBoardofDirectorsoftheGrand has had with alcohol, saidthat the “If money is a concern,” said Council of Cree, opened his kc- way for the traditional communi- Masty, “we have a very simple ture speaking in his native Cree ties to restore their ‘‘moral fiber” solution -- don’t build anymorc tongue, and then proceeded to is to return to their culture and on Cree territory. How can you discuss in English his and other their roots, which he fears will measure the value of thc land?” Cree communities’ Opposition to disappear if the second phase of Masty added that his commu- further development by Hydro- Hydro-Qucbec’s megaproject nity feels that if they keep the land Quebec. goes ahead. well, it will last far into the future Masty explained that his com- and continue to support their cul- munity, which resides inland of Masty also spoke of the re- turc, a resourcc that is pricclcss. the Hudson Bay, has traditionally sponsibilitythat heandotherCrees Masty and others reject Hy- existed next to the Inuit Eskimos, feel to future generations to con- dro-Qucbcc’s argument that thc who reside on the eastern coast of tinue their “stewardship of the proposed hydroelectric projcct the Hudson Bay. “Traditionally, land. will provide employment for the both groups have shared the re- “We don’t bclieve in changing Crces and other native pcoplc. sources of the land,” he said. thedircction of thc land,” hc said, The Community of the Great Photo by Olivier Tinma, Masty went on to say that his “and polluting the water and thc Whale River did not have cur- Hey, an early morning cigarette isn’t so bad, right? people had never known what land is a desccration of God’s mercury was before Western civi- creation.” see ECO, page 8 lizationenteredtheir community, and had no word for the damage Hijacker surrenders that was being inflicted on the MIAMI(AP)--AnmedHai- before it landed in Miami, a fed- fish they depend on for food, call- tian soldier hijacked an American eral law enforcement source said ing the damage simply “fish sick- missionary plane at an airport in on condition of anonymity. ness.” Haiti and ordered it to Miami on The hijacker had shot a hole in In addition to poisoning fish Thursday, but when it landed he the ceiling of the plane before it by mercury, Masty said, the Hy- emerged with his hands behind tookoff from Cap Haitian in north- dro-Quebec-sponsored develop- his head and surrendered to a em Haiti, said Kathleen Bergen, ment has flooded the burial sites SWAT team. spokeswoman for the Federal of ancestors, and the habitat of None of the other 12 people Aviation Administration in At- caribou and many other animals aboard -- all believed to be Ameri- lanta. on which the Cree depend for cans -- was injured, FBI spokes- The plane, an aging twin-prop food. Because the growing sea- man Paul Miller said. Among them DC-3, refueled without incident son is so short, no crops can be was a woman whom the hijacker in Providenciales Island in the grown, and the Crees must rely had taken hostage before board- Turks and Caicos before flying to entirely upon hunting, fishing,and ing the plane. Miami, Bergen said. It had to trapping for survival,he said,thus The hijacker had given his refuel because of a shortage of making the damage caused by Photo by olivier Tittman Photo by olivier Tiltman handgun to the crew during the aviation fuel incapHaitian,which Hydro-Quebec equivalent to de- Cree Indian ReDresentative David Mastv, left, and Anne Stewart, flight, about two hours after he stroving the livelihoodoftheCree. . see HWACK, page representative bP Massachusetts Save .kmes’Bay, Inc., right. seized the plane and two hours “M-en youdepend onanimals Success of Clinton’s economic plan still to be decided by STEPHEN ARBUTHNOT how effectively the administra- affect all areas of the country Reactions still awaited the stock markct indicatcs unccrl Daily Editorial Board tion can sell itsprogram.Included equally. Clinton also proposed an Of course none of Clinton’s tainty, but the markct is still at After more than a year of cam- are an increase in the highest in- increase to 85 percent, up from 50 proposals will have any effect -- levclsabovc thoscjustpriorto the paigning,andonemonth aspresi- come taxbracket from 3 1 percent percent, of taxable Social Secu- positiveornegative--ifcongress election. In addition,theDowfcll dent,Bill Clinton finally unveiled to 36 percent. This new proposal rity benefits for individuals with does not pass the legislation. by only 10 points yesterday, after is set to affect individuals earning incomes above $25,000 and joint Clinton’s goal for the coming the president’s entire plan was Week in Review more than $115,000 a year, or filers above-$32,000. The final months will therefore entail try- complctcly unveiled. households filing joint returns of major tax on individuals would ing to convince the public and Another factor in thc succcss his much-touted economic plan more than $140,000. In addition, remove the Medicare tax cap. Congress of the viability of his of Clinton’s plan could be thc in a jaint address to the Congress Clinton is calling for a broad- Currently, individuals pay Medi- plan. support of Ross Perot and his and Senate Wednesday night. based energy tax that he says will care tax on their incomes up to The opposition, though, has followcrsiAgood dealofthc con- Clinton’splan,which he refers $135,000. vowed LostopClintoninhistracks, to as a serious attempt to address Other tax increases include and according to yestcrday’s see WEEK, page 8 the ballooningfederal budgetdefi- raising the tax rate up to 36 per- newspapers,key Republican law- cit and the slower-than-hoped-for cent to match the income tax rate, makers had issued thcirrcsponscs growth in the economy, is incor- as well as reducing the deduct- to the speech hours before it had porating what the president calls ibility of certain business expenses been dclivercd. Another foe to Inside C shared sacrifice. likeentertainment,and executive Clinton will bc the masscs of in- Features ...... p. 3 Highlighting the plan, and the pay above $1 million. tercst groups that will surely not Find out where to find the best used likely source of opposition, is a On the flip side, the plan calls sit by while the president strives CDs, Larry comments on Clinton’s proposal for over $250 billion in for cuts of over $125 billion in to enact unpopular programs. speech, and the NE ski conditions. new taxes over five years. That military spending over five years, In the short run, a numbcr of figure, depending on whether an as well as limits in health care indicators may help to prcdict the Arts ...... p. 5 increase in the percent of Social spending that Clinton says will effectiveness of the Clinton eco- This week’s movies offer something Security benefits that are taxed is save $60 billion. On the spending nomic plan. One bad omen was for everyone, between The Temp, considered a tax increase, or a side, the plan calls for over $35 the plunging of the Dow Jones Untamed Heart,and The Cemetery Club. spending cut, is on a close par billion for education-related Industrial Average of over 80 with former President Ronald spending that, coupled with in- points Tuesday, the day after Sports ...... p.7 Reagan’s tax increases of 1983. Clinton delivered a speech prc- Doug updates this week in the NHL, Daily file photo vestment tax credits, form the The difficulty in the coming crux of his economic stimulus paring the country for his tax in- vomen’s hoop stats, apoignant analysis >f why Parish should All-star. days and months will likely be President Bill Clinton program. crcasc proposals. Such a shift in be an page two THE TUFTS DAILY Friday, February 19,1993 THE TUFTSDAIL: Editoriid Paul Horan All student-athletes are created equal Editor-in-Chief When the New England Small College Athletic institution. Managing Editor: Elizabeth Yellen Associate Editors: Elin Dugan, Caroline Schaefer Conference (NESCAC) was formedin 197 1, one of its Secondly, there are discrepancies and double stan- dards with the current policy that should be corrected. Production Managers: Julie Comell, founding, tenets was to ensure that academic affairs Michael B. Berg, Jamie Fink never took a secondary role to athletic competition. For example; while teams are barred from national - .. NEWS Qne provision;$e conference used to guarantt;e,,this competition, individual athletes are not. Therefore, a Editor: Stephen Arbuthnot principle was to prohibit athletic teams from’pa&i- tennis player worthy of competing for a national title Assistant Eklitors: John Wagley, David Meyers, Christi Beebe pating in NCAA post-season competition, thereby is allowed to do so, but a basketball team, or even a Wire Editor: Joel Goldberg eliminating any situation in which the pursuit of a tennis doubles team, is not. VlEWPOlNrS national title would obscure the academic emphasis of Finally, the most compelling reason to allow ath- Editor: Michael J.W. Stickings the student-athlete’s experiences. letic teams to compete nationally is that denying such FEATURES The cost of this noble pursuit, however, has been to an opportunity is inconsistent with the mission of the Editor: Rob Mirman . Assistant Editor: Rachel Levine, Jessica Ruzz deny many teams the chance to compete for titles they complete university experience.At an institution such ARTS have had a realistic chance of winning. Due to the as Tufts, students are encouraged to expand their Editors: Madhu Unnikrishnan, Matt Carson unfair nature of the stipulation barring NESCAC horizons both inside and outside the classroom. Indi- . Assistant Editor: Megan Brenn-White WEEKENDER teams from national tournaments, and double-stan- viduals and groups of students alike are encouraged to Editor: Nadya Sbaiti dards whichexist within thecurrent policy, theconfer- reach the highest level of achievement they can, in Production Manager: Patrick Healy ence presidents would be prudent to change the policy whatever endeavor they choose. Photo Editor: Tabbert Teng SPORTS when a vote is taken in the near future. Simply put, In accordance with this basic philosophy, Tufts %tors: Phil Ayoub, Doug Katz, Marc Shcinkin NESCAC teams should be afforded the same opportu- students are encouraged to set and achieve high goals. Assistant Editors: Craig Omer, John Tomase nity given to teams in other conferences across the Engineering students, for example, often compete in PHOTOGRAPHY national projects and competitions. If the Beelzebubs Editors: Tam Kemohan, Matilde Pcreda, country and to individual athletes in the NESCAC: a Olivier Tittman chance tal reach the highest possible achievement on a were given the opportunity to sing in Europe, they Assistant llditors: ‘I‘ehxcen Choonavala, national level. would undoubtedly be encouraged to make the trip. Juan Mayoral PRODUCTION There ;we several reasons why the NESCAC policy The reason for these practices is that the purpose of 1-ayout tiditor:Dirk Reinshagen should be changed. First, while the concerns which led the University is to allow students to fulfill their Graphics Editor: John Pohorylo to the policy -- that athletics must be kept in their potential, whether they be singers, engineers, or ath- Classirieds Editors: Stephanie Romney, Jcnnil‘er Rich . proper perspective -- are genuine, there is little reason letes. To not allow sports teams to do this, by not Copy Editors: tilana Vatsky, to believe that athletics on any NESCAC campus permitting them to compete nationally, is grossly Cheryl Horton, Yacl Iklkind would ever reach a level of importance that could be unfair. Larry Azer deemed dangerous. Student-athletes at Tufts are stu- The NESCAC was set up so that small institutions Execitlive 11uvine.v.v Director dents first, unquestionably and undeniably. There are could compete at a level in which athletes were treated Ihisincss Managcr: (ii/,cm Ozkulahci none of the pressures here that turn some Division I like every other student. 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Classificds may also b speaking engagements in order to creatc Acting like a senator ught at the information booth at the Campus Center. AI rest of hecommunity. ssfieds submitted by mail must be accompanied by i morcstudent-Trusteeinteraction; thc plan- To thc Editor: :ck. Classirieds may not bc suhmittcd ovcr the phone. ning of a forum on thc subjcct ofacquain- We arc appalled at the article in Ila Sidman J’95 Noticer on tape. There are just two serves our modern needs in the getyou nexttonothingin Harvard ing Music exam, but at9:00p.m., ovation number nine. roblems hindering the feeding area near Tufts is Davis Square’s Square, while Disc Diggers . fellow editors Steve Arbuthnot, 9:44 p.m. --Welfareshould be irccess of your ever-growing, Disc Diggers. This used CD, doesn’t accept records at all. So if Matt Carson and I changed our a “path to independence and dig- ,kyward bound CD collection -- record, and tape store has a much you’re trying to get rid of records, focus to the triple-cast of Presi- nity.” Yeah, but only if there are he cost of the CD experience, wider selection of CDs and tapes, it’s usually bettor to turn to col- dent Bill Clinton’sspeech to Con- jobs for these people to get. md de fact that you just can’t and actually has new releasesjust lectors than to stores. gress. What follows is a play-by- 9:46 p.m. -- Announces sup- ind some Cds without ordering like the monster CD stores. When you finally arrive at play summary of the speech,with port of Brady Bill and calls for a hem, if at all. Thedifference with Disc Dig- Idystery Train or Second Com- occasional commentary. “tough crime bill.” What exactly If you’ve been wasting your gers is that you can get a newly ing, don’t be turned off by these 9:12 p.m. -- Speech begins. is a “tough crime bill?” Killing noney and time in those huge CD released, never before owned CD stores’ sometimes grimy appear- 9:13p.m. --TedKennedydrops and stealing are bad; don’t do it? itores in Harvard Square or on for $9.99 or less, plus tax, while anceandrandom,haphazardman- his pants and orders a cocktail 9:47 p.m. -- Standing ovation Vewbury Street, it’s time to re- the same CD would cost you $1 3 ner of display. The CDs are al- from the Congressional waitress. number 14, breaking the record hink your purchasing strategy for or more at HMVor Tower Records, most always in supreme condi- 9:14 p.m. -- First reference to set at a Guns n’ Roses concert in ntter buying power and for a without a sale. The selection of tion, and if you find fault with John F. Kennedy: “It was thirty Chicago last July. nore unique selection. It’s time such new material is quite large, your purchase, you can return it years ago today.. .” 9:49 p.m. -- Tells about cam- o consider the wealth of used and the total amount of merchan- within a certain amount of time 9: 16 p.m. -- Clinton mentions paign finance reform bill. Smat- 3D, record, and tape stores in our dise availabledefinitely surpasses for exchange.You could also look “change” and “sacrifice,” a.k.a. tering of applause among con- rea. the stores in Harvard Square, with at the grungy atmosphere as an- “more taxes.” gressmen. Stores like Disc Diggers in a CD maxi-single section, and a other piece of evidence that you 9: 17 p.m. -- We notice that AI 950 p.m. -- Pledges support Davis Square and In Your Ear!, wonderful international and jazz are indeed stepping back into CD Gore applauds as if he has potato for ‘hotor-voter” bill, which Second Coming Records, and section. and record history. chip grease on his fingers. We would allow people to register to Mystery Train, all in Harvard Disc Diggers is also great for If you’re really adventurous, also wonder whether or not he vote when they get their driver’s Square, have their own special- finding CDs that you wanted to youcan trekouttoNewburyStreet will rip off his shirt and have a license.Pretty good idea, but they ies to attract you to their some- buy in the past, but weren’t will- or Kenmore Square to find other giant “S” on his chest. ought to make you take a politics imes grimy establishments. And ing to shell out the dough for, and used music stores such as Nug- 9: 19 p.m. -- First of 29 stand- test when you register, kind of hey all still give you the most for atagreatly reduced price. With so gets, or the other branches of ing ovations after Clinton says we like a driving test. four dollar. many full-length CDs priced at Mystery Train, but the selection need“equaldistributionofblame” 953p.m. --Announcesplan to These three popular Harvard $.99 stashed between the clas- close to home is quite sufficient, for our country’s problems. cut costs in government and a stores have a large record collec- sics, it’s quite difficult to leave unless you’re looking for some- 9:21 p.m. -- Clinton outlines one-year salary freeze. Several ion. The CD selections empha- the store empty handed. thing really out of the ordinary his agenda: (1) a shift in emphasis jeers emanate through the crowd, rize independent labels ‘and im- You can find great jazz and that you don’t find here. from consumption to investment; but he still gets standing ovation ~ortsthat are hard to lqcate in classical CDs along with maga- Otherwise, small alternative (2) acliange in rhetoric of thepast number 19. *egular stores. On top pf this, zines, music videos,andof course, music stores such as In Your Ear! into action of the present; (3) 954p.m. --Thenetworks break you’ll get the CDs at? much used as well as new tapes. You can on Auburn St., Second Coming substantially reduce the deficit in in and show Budweiser kicking a *educedprice, due*’totheir prior even get rid of CDs that you’ve and Mystery Train on Mass Ave., an “honest” way; (4) earn the trust last-minute field goal to win the lwnership. d 1) grown out of, or received as ill- and Disc Diggers on Highland of the American people with cuts Bud Bowl, 35-34. But admitted& the% three fated Christmas gifts in exchange ’Ave. are quite a relief from the in spending. He says we may have 957 p.m. -- Clinton refers to stores are especiallygood for old for storecreditorcash. It’s agreat huge, maze-like stores with out- to “bear additional burdens,” deficit figures produced by the records, with such hits aspoman- way to productively getrid of that rageous prices that you’re used a.k.a. “more taxes.” Congressional Budget Office, tic Songs From Isrfel u~ to En- nasty Michael Jackson album to. With a little luck, some pa- 9:23 p.m. -- Second standing which elicits several laughs from glish Beat records and good old you’re too ashamed to admit that tience, and some leg-work, you ovation at the mention of creating the Republicans. Clinton then alternativerock that you just don’t you own, while getting something can usually find what you’relook- one million summerjobs for kids. chides the minority members and want to spend too much money new in return. ing for with less strain on your 9:24p.m. --Chelseainterrupts his fellow Democrats go wild, on, but have to have, or can’t find The stores generally buy used wallet. speech to ask for help with math producing ... youguessed it,stand- anywhere else. CDs for around $4 to $5, but the So give yourself a financial homework. ing ovation number 22. In Your Ear! is spatially the price depends on the condition of break, your collection a boost, 9:26 p.m. -- First direct men- 10:OOp.m. --Clinton says there biggest of the three Harvard stores the CD and the title, and whether and be surprised at the things you tion of taxes, which he says “must will be “no sacred cows” in bud- and has the most records, though you are selling for store credit or discover at these gold mines in be raised.” We applaud wildly. get-cutting.Except, ofcourse, the its selection is mediocre.Mystery cash. Theestablishmentswill usu- the Squares. HMV, Tower, and Congress does not. ones used for making Big Macs. Train and Second Coming are ally give you $75 cash for what Newbury Comics will certainly 9:28 p.m. -- Clinton mentions 1O:Ol p.m. -- He outlines cuts much smaller, and whlle they you’d receive $1 for in storecredit. still be there if you don’t find “aerospace,” I swear he said in military spending.Colin Powell don’t have the numbers to match They use this policy to encourage what you’re looking for. “Aerosmith.” is seen writing his resignation 9:31, 9:32 and 9:35 p.m. -- letter: “Dear Bill ...” Series of standing ovationscaused 10:04 p.m. -- Announces plan by pledge to reform health care to tax foreign corporationsthat do Latest New England ski conditions system. business in the United States, ex- cept for Taco Bell. Be advised that skiing condi- 28-46 base, 37 trails, nights, 36k open. 9:36 p.m. -- Donna Shalala Mad River Glen leads another standing ovation. 10:07 p.m. -- Tells of his new tions will shortly be growing pro- cross country. We notice her resemblance to a energy tax on BTU heat content, gressively worse as the result of Loon Mt. Onew, packed powder-powder,6- troll and wonder what the kids which will not unfairly “burden” weather factors and skier use. Be 8 new, powder-packed powder, 30 base, 33 trails. would look like if she and Robert any particular section of the na- aware’and cautious, and ski as 36-72 base, 41 trails, 35k cross Mt. Snow/Haystack Reich hooked up. tion. Except those of us who like much as possible. And watch the country. 3 new, packed powder-powder, to stay warm, of course. bumps. Mt. Sunapee 30-55 base, 127 trails. 9:37 p.m. -- Clinton mentions Okemo Mt. “eligible children.” We think he 1O:lO p.m. -- Clinton says we MASSACHUSETTS 1 new, packed powder-powder, 0 new, powder-packed powder, means the kids of registered vot- must “build our future and not Brodie Mt. 32-73 base, 34 trails. 32-72 base, 71 trails, halfpipe ers only. borrow from it,”resultinginstand- Onew, loosegranular-packedpow- Waterville Valley ing ovation number 27. der, 32-90 base, 26 trails, nights, 4new,packedpowder,36-70 base, open. 9:39 p.m. --We notice a Xerox Pic0 machine under the podium. Must 1O:ll p.m. -- Hillary brcaks cross country. 48 trails, 105k cross country. be so senators can make copies of Butternut Wildcat 0 new, powder-packed powder, their butts at the annual Christ- see SPEECH, page 6 0 new, packed powder-loose 16new, packedpowder-groomed, 44-84 base, 40 trails. granular, 28-62 base, 22 trails. 36-68 base, 30 trails, snowing. Smuggler’s Catamount 20 new, powder-packed powder, 6new,packed powder, 15-60base, VERMONT 24-60 base, 56 trails, 23k cross The largest local tribute to the late Supreme Court Justice 23 trails, night skiing. Bromley country. Thurgood Marshall will occur this Monday at Faneuil Hall. Over a Jiminy Peak 0 new, packed powder-powder, Stowe dOzen speakers and performers will be on stage at the tribute which 0 new, packed powder-groomed, 24-75 base, 35 trails. 0 new, packed powder-powder, isentitled, “Equal Justice under theLaw.”The tribute and memorial 30-72base, 26 trails; 100 percent. Burke Mt. 36-70 base, 46 trails, nights, 35k service will begin at 4:30 p.m. Nashoba valley ’’ 20 new; powder-paCk6d ,powder, cross country. A musical tribute to Marshall will be performed by renowned 4new, wet-packedpowdeG25-55 25-55 base, 30 trails, 60k cross Stratton folk singer Odetta, and the Chancel Chorale of Boston’s Twelfth base, 12 trails, night skiing. country. 10 new, powder-packed powder, Baptist Church will be performing spirituals during memorial Wachusett Mt. Haystack 32-65 base, 92 trails, 20k cross services. 1 new, groomed-packedpowder, 3 new, packed powder-powder; country. The event’s featured speaker is Pulitzer prize-winning author and 43-65 base, 18 trails, night skiing. 30-55 base, 43 trails. Sugarbush New York Times columnist Anthony Lewis. Some of the other NEW HAMPSHIRE Jay Peak 4 new, powder-packed powder, featured speakers include several federal and state Judges, represen- Attitash 7 new, powder-packed powder, 32-78 base, 107 trails, 25k cross tatives from the Civil Liberties Union of Massachusetts, the Na- 20 new, packed powder, 38-71 32-72 base, 43 trails. country. tional Association for the Advancement of Colored People Legal base, 28 trails. Killington Suicide Six Defense Fund, and both the Massachusetts and Boston Bar associa- Gunstock 1 new, packed powder-powder, 16 new, powder-packed powder, tions. 0 new, powder-packed powder, 44-78 base, 153 trails, halfpipe 25-40 base, 18 trails. page four THE TUFTS DAILY Fridav, February 19,1993 Ma:ke Tufts even Letter!

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If you axe intereste d, call the Senate at 628-5000,ext. 2400. Friday, February 19,1993 THE TUFTS DAILY page five ARTS ‘The Temp’ wastes its cast, leaves much unexplained by LIZA COHEN life, as well. Top level executives Daily Staff Writer are mysteriously found dead, the The Temp, a new movie star- firm’s new cookie product cam- ring Timothy Hutton and Laura paign is sabotaged, and someone Flynn Boyle, has all the ingredi- breaks into Peter Burns’ home. Film Typically, Peter and the audi- Review ence suspect that Chris is respon- & sible for all the trouble. However, Chris firmly dcnies all of Peter’s ents for potential greatness. It has allegations. The catch is that no a talented, young cast, a new and one believes Peter because of his interesting premise, and a com- past problcm with paranoia. plex plot. But the movie falls short when it fails to take advan- The ending is abrupt and in- tage of its talented cast, nor does complete, laving the audience it follow through with any poten- with far too many unanswercd tially good elements of the story; questions. Why werc there nevcr rather, it leaves the audience with any policc invcstigations intoany many unanswered questions. of the foul play? Why was Derns The entire movie focuses on the only member of the firm who the high pressured business world. rcalized that Chris was manipu- It offers insight into the power- lating them? Why is Derns’ mar- playing and back-stabbing that riagc suddenly reconciled? Thc goes on in big corporations. And ending issoconfusing, wc arc not it also makes an effort to break Timothv Hutton and Lara Flvnn Bovle face off in The Temn even sure who the truc villain is. down some of the sexual stereo- *- The audience is not fillcd in on types that exist within the busi- that had just been taken over by a out a secretary. Luckily for him, earns herself a permanent posi- any of the details. ness world. larger firm from New York; there- his temporary replacement turns tion as Peter’s secretary, signify- Timothy Hutton’s boss is a fore, there is great concern in the out to be a super secretary. Chris, ing the starting point of Peter’s Inany movie,acertain amount woman (Faye Dunaway), and his office about job security. Derns (LauraFlynn Boyle), is smart and trouble,both at work and at home. of straying from realism is toler- firstsecretaryisaman. Dunaway’s has recently become separated, organized; she types at lightening It is also the point when writer able and even expected. How- character, Sharleen, has a few but wants to be reunited with his speed, is a computer whiz, and Kevin Falls’ script begins to un- ever, The Temp goes way past the lines about how much harder it is wife and child. He is also in yes, makes excellent coffee. To ravel, and the plot becomes unbe- normal limits, as it presents an for a woman to succeed, as does therapy for some kind of unex- top that, she is extremely attrac- lievable and frustratingly unex- unbelievable tale. It makes little Chris, the title character played plained paranoia,but as the movie tive. Sexyandsultry Chrisisquite plained. effort to explain itself. Rather it by Laura Flynn Boyle. However, starts, Derns is ending his therapy adeparturefor LauraFlynn Boylc, Chris is determined to get to leaves theaudience guessing what these references are vague and because he is apparently cured. who may be best known as top of the business world, and it really happened. Aside from a usually overshadowedby thecom- His job -- and boss -- are very Wayne’s idiotic girlfriend, Stacy, appears she will stopatnothing to few suspenseful and scary mo- plicated plot. demanding. And matters become in Wayne’s World. get there. As Chris climbs the ments, The Temp is not worthy of When the story begins, Peter worse when Hutton has a big pro- corporate ladder, strange coinci- a trip to a local theater; it is better Derns (Hutton) is an account ex- posal due and his secretary’s wife dences begin to occur around the suited for a quick drive to the ecutive with a food distributor, goes into labor, leaving him with- firm,anginPgter Burns’ personal video store this summer. ?. ‘The Cemetery Club’ zombies Slater looks to calm theaters: a little dead, a little his ‘Untamed Heart’ by PATRICK HEALY exuding the right appeal and fla- lives have become - by CAROLINE SCHAEFER The pair come together after Daily Editorial Board vor, offers little substance in its cally, the remainder o Daily Editorial Board Adam saves Caroline from two During the pre-screening na- dramatic narrative while relying dedicated to the regeneration of Take the classic Beauty and drunk hood/hicks who follow her tional promotion, most films can- too much on repackaged jokes their spirits. the Beast tale, change the sce- on her walk home alone from the not boast the “credential poten- and scenarios. The screenwriter, Ivan nario to suburban Minnesota, add shop at 4 a.m. After practically I The Cemetery Club must have Menchell (who also wrote the being raped and murdered, been the type of movie that ‘play of the same name), seems Caroline is carried home by Adam. Film sounded terrific as a pitch: three intent on trying to dissect the Once she conquers her emotional & Review 1 1 Jewish widows -- played, of trauma, Caroline realizes that a) feelings of late-middle agers by course, by premiere actresses -- tossing them into youth-oriented Adam has saved her life, b) Not tial” that The Cemetery Clubpos- discover that life does not end situations and seeing how they a Midwestern accent and all the only did Adam follow her home sesses. The film features a slew of after sitting shiva. But translating fare. Unfortunately, more often trauma of modern-day health that night, he has been following America’s top older actors and an attractiveconcept to the screen than not things go poorly, and problems and there you have her home EVERY night, and fi- actresses,and revolvesaround the requires more than cute antics; instead of enlightenment the au- UntamedHeart,anewflick which nally c) Adam is hopelessly in charming trio of Ellen Burstyn, the process demands intelligence diencefeelsembarrassedfor these portrays the romance between a love with her. Olympia Dukakis, and Diane andpatience,both seemingly lack- women. girl who has no luck and a guy Flattcrcd, Caroline is detcr- Ladd. Even more, the script prom- ing here. This is not to disparage the who has no life. Y mincd to teach Adam what lovc ises a provocative drama laced The central story involves film’s thesis, which is that life Soundgrim?Well, notexactly. is, since after striking out in at with humor and warmth. Esther (Ellen Burstyn), Doris ends after 55. Indeed, the conve- But disheartening, yes. Picture least SO0 other relationships, she One would guess that a smart (Olympia Dukakis), and Lucille nient relationship that grows be- this: Caroline(MarisaTomei)is a should know what makes love producer IikeDavidBrown(Jaws, (Diane Ladd), who one by one see tween Doris and a retired cop, young coffee shop waitress, who work,right? Nonetheless, the two Cocoon, Driving Miss Daisy) their husbands die in what have to Ben (Danny Aiello), is treated seems doomed to a life of getting become an item, and would live would utilize his formidable arse- be the most macabre 30 seconds with great sensitivity and grace. dumped by various sub-par boy- happily ever after in coffee shop nal of talent to achieve higher on a film promoted as a light- But some decision seems to have friends and serving bacon to heaven if it were not for the two entertainment than an average hearted picture. Except for Doris, been made that while theapproach middle aged truck drivers. Adam rapists/terroristswhoreturn to pay episode of The Golden Girls. But the women move on past the toromancecan be treadsoftly,the (Christian Slater) is an orphan Adam a revenge call. After get- indeed The Cemetery Club, while deaths todiscover how plain their three women must jab’and slam who has grown to believe what Zing sufficiently walloped, Adam one another so much that audi- his orphanagenuns told him about learns that his heart is in dire need ences are to believe that insights his failing heart -- that it belongs of a transplant. Hey, maybe the into lifecan bcmadeonly through toa baboon -- and who works two nuns were right about his heart mean-spiritedness.The filmmak- jobs, one as a logger and one as a being from a baboon. Health be- ers could have aimed for the lov- dishwasher in Jim’s Coffee Shop, comes an issue in their relation- ing nastiness of Used People or the very same coffee shop where ship, setting a familiar scene for Moonstruck, two films that The Caroline works. Caroline: heartbreak (no pun in- Cemetery Club tries to emulate; Caroline is garrulous and look- tended). but instead this film smacks of a ing for love, while Adam literally The remainder of the film is raunchier Steel Magnolias, with- never utters a word and lives a spent dramatizing their relation- out Shelby’s death sequence to reclusive existence with his dog. ship, which sparked uncharacter- intrude into the banter. Caroline is practically family to istically early and is utterly unbe- Dukakis, who starred in both all the customers and workers in lievable. You get the feeling that Moonstruck and SteelMagnolias, the coffee shop, while everyone Caroline loves thc idea of being in fares the best in this film, perhaps thinks Adam is a freak, which, love, even if she’s not. And Adam because her modulated perfor- judging from his straggly appear- is just plain desperate for the love mance reflects the inner strength ance, makes sense. The two char- he’s never received in his life. of her character. Burstyn does acters are polar opposites, which Fresh from thesetofMyCousin well in the romantic scenes with makes them the perfect match. Or Vinny, Tomei has been cast in a so director Tony Bill sets out to Cemetery Club. see CLUB, page 8 prove. see HEART, page 6 page six THE TUFTS DAILY Friday, February 19,1993

Plane was hijacked- in 11989 Taxes, taxes, taxes, and yet more taxes! HIJACK dispatcher for the missionary air- SPEECH “summon the courage to seize a continued from page 1 line, said Colonel .lean-Robert continued from page 3 again: “It’s not what’s in it for is about 600 miles from Miami. Gabriel, secretary of the Haitian me ... what’s in it for us.”29th and new direction.” Moments after the plane landed Out singtng, “I believe the chil- final standing ovation. 10:16p.m. --Weputon“Hound High Command. He said the hi- &en are our future... ‘‘ 10:15 pm. -- Speech finally at Miami International Airport, jacker was about 35 years old and Dog” and resume our studying. 10:14 P.m. -- Rips Off JFK ends as he challenges America to . the man walked out the door with armed witha .38calibler handgun. his hands behind his headasabout Bergen said she had no infor- 10 SWAT team members in dark mation on security procedures in ‘Untamed Heart’ is more tame than its title garb crouched nearby. The man place at the Cap Haiitian airport HEART then laid down on the tarmac and because the FAA doesn’t evalu- continued from page 5 usual mysterious sex appeal. In- laugh at the same time. Unfortu- the officers surrounded him. ate security there. She said the stead, hischaracterAdamissome- natelv, we see her on screen all The ending was reminiscentof agency was getting its informa- very differentcharacter than usual, what disgusting,and the role does too little, so the film ultimately the hijacking a week earlier of a tion on the hijacking from gov- and proves to audiences that she not allow Slater the artistic free- depends on thc marginal perfor- Lufthansajetliner from Europe to ernment sources in Haiti. may as well stay playing wisc- dom to present his dramatic tal- mances of Tomei and Slater, and New York’sKennedy International DC-3 twin-prop transports, crackinggals from Brooklyn. Her ent. Thcre are no traces of the falls a little flat. Airport. That hijacker, a 20-year- able to carry 21 passengers, be- portrayal of Caroline is some- devilish Jack Nicholson-esquc oldEthiopian student,also walked gan service in 1936 ,and became what convincing, yet her acting characters which he so success- A little under two hours, off the plane with his hands be- the most widely used airliner in lacks the extra appeal to make her fully portrayed in Heathers or Untamed Heart is short enough hind his head and surrendered to history. character truly endearing. In thc Pump up the Volume. (just barely) to hold your atten-. a waiting SWAT team. None of The missionary group’s flight end, you pity her, instead of rclat- tion, and maybe even sappy 104 people aboard was injured. had been scheduled to fly back to ing to hcr. Basically you spcnd the Perhaps the best acting in this enough to make you shed a few It wasn’t immediately known West Palm Beach, said Dave entire movie wondering why her film is performed by Rosie Perez tears, if you like to cry. After all, whether Thursday’s hijacking was Bowcn, operations director at hair always looks as though she (of White Men Can’t Jump fanic), we can all sympathize with thc related to the upheaval in Haiti. Palm Beach InternationalAirport. has just woken from a very deep who plays the role of Caroline’s themes of this movie: death, bad Tensof thousands of Hai tians have “They’ve been based out of this sleep, insteadof concentrating on sarcastic best friend. As a coffee coffee, spoiled romance, bad hair, fled the impoverished Caribbean airport for years,” he said. “They the crises that Caroline is con- shop waitress,.Percz snaps gum and saying goodbye. Although no nation by sea since the army take food, medical supplies and stanlly faced with. and bops around in her pink poly- Oscar nominee, Untamed Heart ousted the country’s first demo- such to Haiti out of Pidm Beach.” Slater, too, lacks his usual ester uniform with the best of achieves what it sets out to do: craticallyelected president,Jean- Two Haitian soldiersfired their charm, or more specifically his them, and makes the audience depress. Bertrand Aristide, in 1991. US way aboard another missiona policy has been to intercept the plane in Cap Haitian and landc refugees at sea, thoug h some have in Miami in April 1989 after i reached Florida. unsuccessful coup attempt. The hijackedplane was owned In June 1989, fa’ur Haitiai by Missionary Flight Interna- hijacked an Antillean Airlint Confused tional, based in West Palm Beach, flight during a stop ]in Haiti ai Florida. Aspokesman for the mis- tried to ‘take the plane to Ne sionary service said he had no York but were arrested during information on the hijacking. stop on the Caribbean island I The hostage was Karen Davis, Curacao. about this Hydro-Quebec

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Featuring Semen ya McCord and You’ve heard from the Jim Bridges Cree and Hydro-Quebec. with Geoige W. Russell, Jr. Tlrio Now let’s bring the focus back to Tufts.

Sunday -5fi Come to student I J J, February 2 1, 1993 t’ 6:30-8:30 pm Alumnae Lounge discussion / question and answer session:

Co-Sponsored by the African American Center and the Department of Music Sunday, February 22 Why, oh why, are you reading way Lewis - 2:OO pm down here? The front page:,or even the comics, provide more Carmichael - 4:OO pm fun and amusement. Really. Friday, February 19,1993 THE TUFTS DAILY page seven SPORTS - Hey, since when did a lit blood and guts kill anybody? King drops the glovesall the time, by DOUGLAS E. KATZ Very quick t0 move t0 replace is it important for a team as offen- the ice holding his head. Daily Editorial Board him. Quinn was concerned that sively talented as Vancouver to 3.Tie “The Albanian Aggres- and there is something to be said GinoOdjick was injured about the loss of Odjick would open the have a so-called “bum” like sor” Domi -- Winnipeg Jets for that. King will not last long in a week ago. On the surface the skilledplayersoftheteamtomany Hunter? Granted,Domi often gets him- Winnipeg, whereDomi rules with loss of the hard-hitting, not-of- nasties,suchasawell-timedcross- Sillyquestionreally.Ifaplayer self beat up, but even now and an iron fist. check or the such. The Canucks from the,oh,Winnipeg Jets,goes then Domi does affect the game 8.Brad May -- BuffaloSabres have a lot of littleEuropean play- into acorner against the Canucks with his physical play. Donii has May has really broad shoul- This Week in ers who, well let’s say don’t or and isn’t the least bit afraid of greatly helped the Jets with his ders. Really broad shoulders. He A theNHL won’t defend themselves, so being hit, he will probably get the increased toughness, and has does a pretty good job making 1 1 made the team much better. sure Aleksandr Mogilny doesn’t Ouinn went out and got himself a puck. Why? Why not? If Bob ten-scoring winger for the &ugh guy. Tim Hunter was float- Frobertsmacks you around alittle 4.Gino Odjick -- Vancouver have “an accident.” Vancouver Canucks would not ingaroundon waivers,andHunter, bit, you’ll think twice before go- Canucks 9.Darius Kasparitus -- New present such a huge problem. Yet like his brothers Mark and Dale, ing into a corner, and that will Gin0 ran shotgun with Pavel Yoik Islanders general manager Pat Quinn was has been known to stir it up. Why give Probert or Steve Yzerman or Bure, when the “Russian Rocker” Kasparitus has a real problem Slava Kozlov that little bit of first showcdupon the scene. Gino in the league. He’d better not irk extra time to make a play. beat the tar out of Troy Crowdcr any of the Islander management, Parish is not a priest, The way the Canucks play last year and nobody has touched because every other team hates makes italmostnecessarythat the Pavel since. His absence will hurt him. Darius may be Lithuanian, star players have a lot of room to the Canucks and GM Pat Quinn but fists arc the universal lan- but he’s our All-star roam, and Trevor Linden alone has moved to correct the prob- guage. by MARC SHEINKIN naturally he’sa littlenervousabout cannot create enough of a physi- lem. 10.Glen Featherstone -- Bos- and PHIL AYOUB the whole thing. Sure, he did that cal presence to scare Alan May 5.DaveBrown -- Philadelphia ton Bruins Daily Editorial Board commercial with Walton, Jabbar, from pounding Petr Nedved. Flyers Featherstone is a fairly tal- You just gotta love this story Chamberlain, and Russell, but Every team needs a couple of “Brownie” (witty nickname, ented defensive type guy, but his about how Robert Parish, the now he’s in the company of Isiah toughies to make it in the Na- eh?) has been beating up people temper often gets the best of him. NBA’s oldest player and practi- Thomas, so he’s got the expected tional Hockey League, but more for years, yet there was some If Glen figured out that he should cally a Celtics legend, was ar- case of rookie jitters. Parish, the then that every team needs a hesitation before he was placed only fight todcfend himself or his rested for possessionof marijuana elder statesman, leans over to ‘blood-thirsty, fist-flying, mean here. Brown will always be re- teammates, he’d be better off. last week. But the really outra- O’Ncal and says, “Hey buddy, ‘01 bastard.’ membered for cross-checking geous part, the thing that should you should learn how to take it Without further delay, this Tomas Sandstrom in the back of Other News make basketball fans writhe, is easy. Come with me.” Later in season’s Top 10 fighters: the neck many moons ago, and he Joe Murphy almost a that he didn’t make the NBAA11- practice, the Eastern conference 1.Bob Probert -- Detroit Red is still a little too cheap for some. Blackhawk.The Edmonton Oiler Star team. coaching staffbecomesfrustrated Wings 6.Alan May Washington holdout will most likely be dealt This is precisely what the East- with O’Neal’s inability to hold a One will not find a bigger or Capitals for defenseman Igor Kravchuk ern Conference squad needs. It straight face while working out, moretalentedfighterin the league. May is, of course, a near cult and another player, most likely a was ridiculous enough that Pis- and the fact that it seems to have Not only did Probert beat the liv- figure in D.C. Well, someone had forward. The Oilers will not ac- tons guard Isiah Thomas vaulted taken him 20 minutes to tie his ing snot out of Tie Domi, but he toreplace DinoCiccarelli. May is cept San Jose’s offer of $2 million past Sixers star Jeff Hornacek in left shoe. A cold shower helps can score 20 to 25 goals a season rough and rcady, but the most for the right winger, because the fan balloting in the last week him recover. to boot. Three hunW penalty telling point of May is that he has money doesn’t win playoffgames, of voting to win the starting job, Whatan assetparish would be minutesand50points... whatmore played in every game for the Caps players do. Kravchuk in blue and but now this. And while we’reon to the team. He is truly a team could one ask for? this season, so obviously some- orange would free Glen Sather up the subject, how could Hornacek leader, and his knack for helping 2.Todd “Animalh Ewen -- one thinks he is worth his weight to trade Dave Manson in what not be picked as an extra? to calm down those around him Montreal Canadiens in blood. would be a major deal. Maybe The All-star game is plenty seems to beattributed to his latest Catch the Bruins-Habs game 7.Kris King -- Winnipeg Jefs Sather should pair up the two, strange as it is, and the mind- shipment of Colombia’s finest, on TV-38 a couple nights ago? A King, along with the afore- Manson and Murphy, for a really, numbing experienceof seeing all er... coffee. good 10-man match featuring mentioned Domi, was traded to really big trade. Apologies to Ed those famous guys and all that Before the game, The Chief Ewen knocking Bruin Brent the Jets from the New York Rang- Sullivan, but “really, really” just money and all those glitzy people wants to get ready to play, so he Hughes out. Hughes collapsed to ers for centericeman Ed Olzyck. seemed to fit. could surely drive a person to lights up once again. However, smoke. Thankfully,Parish would his ensuing call to Domino’s dc- be there to help these people, lays the start of the game by 15 providing a service to the fans and minutes, because the driver got players who just can’t handle the stuck in game traffic on his way to whole experience without a little the Delta Center. Oh, those won- diversion. drous munchies, and what busi- Imagine The Chief showing ness they do for late-nigh1 food up at Salt Lake City, tote bag in delivery places. However, the handas he stepsoff the plane. The delay was still worth $3 off the press immediately assaults him, price of the pizza bccause looking forcommentsonthe Tho- Domino’s guarantees that they’ll mas-Hornacek controversy (now get it to you in a half hour or less, being hailed as “Isiahgate”), but even though they’re pro-lifers. he just tells them to calm down. Parish would get little playing ESPN’s Chris Berman moves in time in thc actual game, but he’s to ask a pointed question, but easily able to occupy himself on Parish simply says, “Hey, Chris, the end of the bench by zoning why don’t you just settle down andnoticing how the1ights“break with this little jay?’ Berman is up into fuzzy little rainbows,” as only too pleased to accept, and he tells one courtside reporter. that night’s Sportscenter broad- When he does get into the game, cast is one of the show’s best ever, he posts up against Hakccm as Berman refers to theEdmonton Olajuwon,but misjudges the flight Oilers goalie as Ron Tug-”my of Isiah Thomas’ no-look pass to left”-nutt (c’mon, the guy’s name the paint and it hits him squarely is actually “Tugnutt” -- he’s ju5 in the nose. TEMS would be on begging to get cut up on -- wonder the scene, of course, and thus the What a goof this person is. Er, make that “Pachyderm.” That’s what Tufts prides its basketball how he got made fun of at el- bleed is quickly alleviatedas Par- wogram on: goofy pachyderms. Either that, or lame captions. I - -_ - ementary school). ish is sped off to Leonard Memo- The next day at the workout, rial Hospital. The good news is Parish is working out with fellow that Dean Reitman won’t be tell- WOMEN’S BASKETBALL STATISTICS centers Patrick Ewing and ing Parish’s parents, because Tufts NO NAME GP FG % FT % RPG APG ST MIN/g PPG Shaquille O’Neal. The Shaq is at only cares about the health and 42 JodiBeach 21 .472 .742 8.7 1.1 42 28.6 14.4 his first All-star weekend, and safety of its students. 23 Ellie Strobel 21 .5 14 .636 4.8 2.6 41 26.0 12.5 33 Vickie Dennis 17 .574 .54 1 6.0 0.9 26 20.5 10.4 32 Kirsten Barkman 17 .339 .643 2.3 1.1 20 15.1 6.4 25 Lisa Liberty 21 .389 .308 1.6 2.0 37 27.7 5.0 PLEASE 40 Laurel Reichmann 21 .481 .565 5.6 0.7 8 12.7 4.9 13 Patty McDermott 21 .404 ‘So0 2.1 3.6 50 20.7 4.2 44 Samantha Wood 13 .465 .625 2.5 0.2 . 4 11.7 3.8 RECYC LE 24 Sharon Connolly 15 .488 .786 1.6 0.4 5 12.7 3.4 35 Liz Kehberger 19 .373 .636 2.8 0.5 10 12.2 2.7 -this copy of the Daily 10 Amy King 20 .339 SO0 1.8 1.2 13 14.3 2.3 15 Kara Eastwood 12 .250 SO0 1.1 0.0 2 6.2 0.7 I Thank you, and have a nice day. I 34 Joy Richmond 9 .200 1.ooo 1.0 0.0 2 . 4.4. 0.7 12 .Ten Ratsnn 16 .23 1 0.6 0.8 3 11.1 0.4 page eight THE TUFTS DAILY Friday, February 19,1993 -f Discussion on divestment to be held Sunday ECO projects," said Masty.,explaining tem that is under such duress," continued from page 1 why he thought thecanadiangov- she said. She added that students rency of any sort until the 1950s. ernment and the universities who who live off-campus are custom- Because the Crees depend on the haveinvested in the project should ers of Hudson Electric, which is environment for food, money is listen to the views of the Cree. involved with Hydro-Quebec,and of no use to them, he said. Representative from that they should write to the com- In addition, the employment Massachusetts Environmental pany to express their views about provided by the Hydro-Quebec is Group the project or write "No thank Vice President's Lectures only temporary, while the liveli- Anne Stewart, a represcnta- you, Hydro-Quebec"ontheirbills. hood that is provided by theenvi- tive from Massachusetts Save "People are looking very care- in conjunction with Metcalf ronment is permanent. James Bay, Inc., spoke briefly at fully at what you're doing," she According to Masty, the Ca- the end of the meeting. She criti: said, adding that Tufts University "Rethinking the Environment" nadian government regards the cized the fact that Hydro-Quebec is being covered in the Canadian Crees as squatters on the land hired lobbyists to deliver large press, and that Tufts, as well as they have occupied for genera- amounts of information to the Dartmouth College, which di- tions and does not recognize any stategovernmentin Concord,New vested its holdings from Hydro- legal rights associated with the Hampshire, when dislcussing in- Quebec, are being called "dupes" Cree. He said that the Crees have vestments in the hydroelectric of the Crees. opposed the Hydro-Quebec project. Hydro-Quebectold sena- Hopefully, with the advent of project from the start and have tors that New Hampshiredoes not the Clinton administration, there *February90 . fought Hydro-Quebec in court for have a right to interfere in the will be more focus on the envi- Professor Katherine Bergeron (Music) , many years, but have been unsuc- affairs of other nationis, and that ronment, Stewart said. cessful in stopping Hydro-Que- the United States has a 75-year She and Masty both stressed bec . trading mcmbcrship with Quebec the importance of the young gen- Masty said that hiscommunity that should not be disturbed. eration in preventing the future realizes the challenge it faces in Stewart reacted to this asser- destruction of the environment. opposing "a powerful external tion saying that the New Hanip- ECO announced that it will be force. shire government has every right featuring a discussion about the "We are not against dcvelop- to decide what its money will future of Tufts and the possibility ment, but we feel there is not endorse. She added that stopping of divestment from Hydro-Que- Professor Rachel Bratt (Dept. of UEP) enough knowledge of these the second phase of the James bec at South Hall at 2 p.m. and at "Environmental Issues of Urban Life'' projects. If you decide to invest in Bay hydroelectric project is im- Carmichael at4p.m. this Sunday, Hydro-Quebec, it has an impact portant because Hydro-Quebecis Feb. 21. A petition recommend- *April 9. on our people, and we're the ones active all over the world. ing Tufts'divestment will beavail- Professor Judy Staicer (Drama) who have to live with these "There is no other arctic sys- able for signing at both locations. "Drama and the Environment" Support from Perot will be important WEEK vote. If Perot and his supporters public and the Congress that his continued from page 1 were to endorse the Clinton plan, plan is substantive,fair, and worth cern over the rising budget deficit this would represent a imajority of the cost, and not another version has been attributed to Pcrot, and the public, thereby increasing the of the old hx-and-spend policies -. the administration would certainly chances of a smoother flow of the with which Republicans deride Talks will take place in Coolidge Room, 2nd Floor welcome his support. In addition, proposals through Coiigress. Democrats. Clinton was elected with a plural- What remains to be..sccn is .E- Ballou Hall at 8 P.M. ity, not a majority, of the popular whethcr Clinton can convince the ICE CREAM SERVED FOLLOWING TALKS! More risk needed to make this moh CLUB and primarily it hits the target Cemetery Club is very warm and continued from page 5 with what audiences rhight ex- smooth, l4e baikd sap, but ex- Aiello, but Laid (who is prone to pCCt from the plot and the charac- Cept for a nice aftertaste: one overact, except in her recent turn ters. But those expeclations, the leaves this movie wishing that the in 1astyear'sRumblingRose) has fulfillment of which is never filmmakes took more risk with very little to do here as the lusty, pushed into serious doubt, is pre- their creation. life-crazy Lucille. cisely what makes the film terri- The film hasits lightnioments, bly ordinary. The natiure of 7'he Tufts Uitiversity: February 21-27 1993

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WASHINGTON (AP) -- The His amendment is attached to excluding foreigners from enter- Clinton to lift the ban is Jesse “a setback to America’s credibil- Senate voted Thursday to bar a bill that authorizes spending for ing this country. The others are Jackson. He has begun a hunger ity.” AIDS-infected foreigners from the National Institutes of Health. syphilis and four other sexually strikein sympathywithmore than “To put up a kind of Berlin immigrating permanently the The bill itself later passed 93-4 transmitted diseases, along with 200 HIV-infected Haitian refu- Wall to people just because they United States, a lopsided defeat and now goes to the House, where infectious tuberculosisandaform gees who have been denied en- are sick is beneath the promise of for President Clinton that left the asimilareffortis under way to put of leprosy. trance to the United States. America,” he said. White House groping for what to the ban into law. Among thost$ appealing to Jackson called the Senate vote ’ do next. Before approving Nickles’ Clinton had promised during amendment, the Senate defeated the campaign that he would lift a amove by Sen. Edward Kennedy, Bankers trying to compromise as ban already in place, but right D-Mass., that would have kept after the vote &e White House current federal policy in place for seemed to run up the white flag. 90 days but left Clinton free to Boston Garden deal still in limbo “If you look at the vote mar- change it after that. gin, he doesn’t have that many Kennedy, whose measure lost BOSTON (AP)-- A Weld ad- ways to go,” Cellucci said. pick up an extra $30 million in options,”said spokeswoman on a 56-42 vote, said the United ministrationofficial wasoptimis- Meanwhile, Senate President costs for the transportationcenter Dee be if the Garden Myers. “He’s going to review States hadobligationsthat extend tic Thursday that bankers may William Bulger said the develop- is not built there. Dee able tosmooth the tortured path to it; I think the Senate made pretty beyond its borders. Such obliga- ers, Delaware North of Buffalo, Bulger said he still believes a new Boston Garden. strong statement about it.” tions, he said, would include po- N.Y., must make the next move. it’s important to safeguard some Sen. Don Nickles, R-Okla., litical refugees who should not be “Progress, I think,. is being “We get conflicting signals,” provisions of the legislation that made, albeit slowly,” said Eco- thought so, too, and said the 76- denied U.S. government protec- Bulger said. “The developers say he backed to protect the state’s nomic Affairs Secretary Stephen financial interests, including re- 23 vote on his amendment should tion simply because they have they are no longer interested and Tocco, after a meeting in Gov. send the administration a mes- caught a virus. the deal is not profitable. The payment of a $5 million loan, William with interest, to the state. sage that letting people with the But Nickles said medical costs E Weld’s office. other view is if we do this and if Despite Delaware North’s dc- AIDS virus into the country and could range upward of $100,000 Tocco said the three banks fi- we do that, they would be inter- letting homosexualsinto the mili- per person with AIDS. And he nancing the $160 million project ested again.” cision to pull back, Bulger struck apositivenotcabout the Garden’s are politically unpopular. said the nation’s resources should have been trying to come up with The Boston Garden deal has tary future. “There will be a new Bos- “Frankly, I think President not be sapped to pay for foreign- options to resolve the stalemate, been stalled since last week, when ton Garden,” he said. “The only Clinton made a lot of promises to ers with an expensive and fatal but have not yet presented their Delaware North announced it was question is how muchpublic funds special interest groups that are illness. ideas to either legislative leaders halting the project. Since then, not in sync with the American The NIH bill has become o&he Boston Gaiden devel6pers. Garden President Larry Moulter will be committed.” people, and this is one of them,” tangled in controversial issues Attempts to reach spokesmen for has said the developer would be Senate Minority Lcader Brian Nickles said. before. It came up at the end of the banks were unsuccessful,and willing to reconsider if the Legis- Lees, R-E. Longmeadow, urged Myers suggested that Clinton last year’s session but died in the Toccodidnotreveal dktailsof the lature agreed to backtrack on Bulgertomoveon legislation that bankers’ plan. has been in limbo since Delaware had not put up much of a fight on Senate under opposition from changes in legislation crucial to Lt. Gov. Paul C&lucci said North pulled out of the deal. Lees the AIDS issue in the Senate. conservatives. At the time, the building the sports arena. there is nothing concrete to dis- “The president has been re- issue was over allowing NIH to Plans for the new Boston Gar- plans toofferchanges to thebill in pay for research that used tissue cuss, and he was cautious in his den that are now in limbo would the hopes of making it more ac- viewing his options on this for the assessment of wheretthe project ceptable to the developers, al- last several weeks, but he’s been from aborted fetuses. link the facility with a state-run stands. r! though they have been cool to his working primarily on his eco- That dispute was settled by transportation center. nomic plan,” she said. Clinton, who ordered that NIH be “Although I think here’s been Got William E Weld has esti- some progress, IthinPcwe have a see GARDEN, page 10 Up to now, the immigration given the freedom to pay for that mated the state would have to .7 ’ ban has been a matter of policy research. ’ that the administration could HIV, the human immunodefi- change. But Nickles’ amendment ciency virus,isoneofahandfulof would make that policy federal infections the government has Center for Overseas law. decided should be grounds foi Financial Aid Undkrgraduate Programs Year ahdI Semester Programs in Paris Ap pI icat i o ns Information Session for 1993-94 Monday, February 22 are now available 11:30 am

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-- I was shocked and appalled Office of Financial Aid ... I1 I knew you’d be thrilled. - 128 Professors Row I I - page ten THE TUFI’S DAILY Friday, February 19,1993 Uncertain future ahead for Boston Garden CANCER SUPPORT GROUPS GARDEN conversations both with the gov- David Colantuono, R- continued from page 9 Having cuncer is difficult, for the person with ernor and the mayor’s office in an Londondemy, is sponsoring a bill proposals. effort to keep them apprised of calling for a $25,000 study to see cancer and also for their family and friends. if an arena for the two teams can The Senate is now scheduled our concerns,” he said. ‘ to meet next week, and Lees said Boston Garden is still looking be built there. A support group offers an “It’s been in the backs of a lot ~ the members should act then. “I at March 1 as a finail date for opportunity to share feel the community needs to be action, since that is the project’s ofpeople’s minds fora long time,” sent a signal that we are equally construction deadline. Colantuono said.“I have noques- your concerns concerned about doing business While Massachusetts officials tion that it can be done.” and helD solve in Massachusetts,”he said. “I feel struggle with the deal, a New I FDDVS 617 ’ 1 it’sirresponsibleofusnotto makc Hampshire lawmaker says thcrc some movement on this.’’ is broad support there to study Boston Garden President Larry building an arena in their state to Moulter had little comment on try and lure the Boston Celtics where deliberations stand. and Boston Bruins. ~~ “We’ve just had informational New Hampshire !State Sen. STUDENT RENTALS I

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LOS ANGELES (AP) -- Six of the excused prospects. wouldn't want her tried by some- only one prospect: suburb. No blacks were on that the first 12 prospective jurors Those removed by defense one with her own frame of mind. -- A white reserve police offi- jury. quizzed for service in the federal challenges were: -- AHispanic man who spends cer who said he was trained in the Their verdicts acquitting the Rodney King beating trial were --Ablack woman whosaid she his free time helping police ap- use of a police baton and felt the officers on all but one charge ,dismissedfor bias Thursday. Three had an open mind and the courage prehend gang members in his force used by officers on the black triggered last year's devastating were minority members who in- to face her community if she ac- neighborhood. motorist was reasonable. riots in Los Angeles. sisted they could be fair. quitted the four police officers on --Ayoung whitp man wh~said Salzman said another defense The defendants, Koon and The challenges for cause were trial. Attomey Ira Salzman said he felt that Sgt. Stace? Koon, a challenge of a man who said the Officers Laurence Powell, lodged secretly at the judge's her written questionnaire dis- defendant, had "abused ' Rodney earlier trial's move to Simi Valley Theodore Briseno and Timothy bench, but a lawyer said later the closed she was "shocked and dis- King. 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Doonesbury BY GARRY TRUDEAU Around Campus

American Cbemlal Sodetg , Today T - shirts, free ph& tidd ti meeting, Pearson 112, 11:30 am. (ope Programs Abroad block),. Study Abroad General Info Meeting. Eaton 201,230 p.m. Men Understanding Sexism at Tuft blebArena IbeatedDramaDepartment (MUST) The Crackwalku. Re-organizational meeting, Balch Arena Theater. 8:00 p.m. Campus Ctr 209,900 p.m.

Hlllel Shabbat dinner. Crafts Hall Lounge, 645 p.m. Tomorrow

Hlllel BPlchArena Tbeater/DramaDepartmei Shabbat services. Refom services-Eaton The Crackwalker. Lounge, traditional mvices, Crane Rm, Balch Arena Theater, 8:OO p.m. Calvin and Hobbes by. Bill Watterson 530 p.m. Film Series Mldnlght Cafe Mavie:’The Player” (admission $2). Hotung Cafe, Barnum 008,700and 9:30 p.m. la00 p.m.-1:00a.m. Tufts Men’s Volleyball Film Series and WMFO vs.Jackson MIT Gym, and Colby.1:00 p.m. Movie:Tump Up the Volume”(admission $2). Barn- 008,9:30 and Midnight Battered Women’s Shelters Help fix up bauered women’s shelter. C C The German House Baybanks, 900 a.m. Come celebrate Mardi Gras. Fasching Fest! 21 Whitfield Rd., 1000 p.m.

Ibe Arts House House Gallery, 37 Sawyer Ave. Sunday 7 -9:W p.m. Film Series Crafts Center Mobile Making Workshop, Crafts Center Movie:’The Player“ (admission $2). Barnum and 930 p.m. FoxTrot 200 - 4:00 p.m. 008,700 MIINA The Arts House TUTV OR A BLAST- Gen. meetingandopenhwsTUTV studic BLAST-ME-RooF- I ME-ROOF- OFF- Poetry with Patricia Smith, 37 Sawyer Ave. OFF- w ITH~WNS~N WITH- FmRL JAM E00 - 900 p.m. 2nd flr Curtis Hall. 7:00 p.m. ROSES MOOO... I MOW... I ECO Student Discussion on Hydro - Quebec, Lewis & Camichael, 200 - 4:00 p.m. Monday ECO Gen. Meeting, Hlllel Eaton 201,9:00 pm. Open board meeting. ’A Hillel Office,Curtis Hall.2nd floor, 11:3(1 Women’s Collective 1230. Planning for “Domestic Violence Against Women” week, Zamperelli rm, LCS Cancer Outreach 9:30 p.m. Cancer support group.Schwartz 209 . ‘I Rm Campus Ctr. 7:30-8:30 p.m. DILBERTB by Scott Adams Weather Report TODAY I TOMORROW f THIS STUFF IS ALL BY ANY CHANC€, HEY) WALLY) How 8 DID YOU GETA 5 MODULAR. YOU TUX DO YOU KNOW ROOF FORYOUR ‘ TAKE SOME IDIOT’S WTHAPPENED WALL AND HAKE IT TO Wi9LL7 CUDICLE? 5HY \ YOUR CEILING. WHAT DID -. - Sunny Sunny - - \! IT LOOK High: 28, Low: 16 High: 32, Low: 20

The Daily Commuter Puzzle

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