THE TUFTS DAILY Where You Read It First Thursday, December 3,1992 Vol XXV, Number 57 Trustee was James Stockdale to visit Tufts Monday unaware hg PAIKICK HLCALY h;iilcd hiin li)r his forthrigti! an- of 1)nily l~llitllrl~llthlonl swers and. like Pcrot. ;I "no-non- Adll1iriil Jiuncs SIo~kd:dc.Ihc sc IIsc" ill)pr(MC h 10 pvcrii 111~111. faculty vote former vice presidential cantli- The Pcrot/StoclidAc ticket gar- date ol' Ross Pcrol itnd vctcriui 01 ~rcd19 percent of the l>Opuliir by CAKO1,INE SCHAEIWK lhc Victiiiun War, is cxpcctcil to vote in the Nov. 3 election. co~~i- I hily I ;,Jitc aiiil Hc wd visit Tufts 11cxt MoIidiIy with his inp in third bcliind US Prcsidcnt- Despite the fact Ihai the issuo wife Sybil and discuss their WiU- clcct Bill Clinton and incutnbcnt of the Grcck systcin h;is stirred time cxpcriciiccs with il Tufts Prcsiilcnt Gcorgc Bush. hcutcd dcbiltc 011c;uiiphIs this SC- class. According to sources. Incstcr. the laic ol Tufts' single- According lo scvcrd sources S~ockd;~Jcis cxpcctcd to discuss sex lritcrnitics i,tlid sororities ulti- who rcquc~tcdIO rcinititi :Ulony- Ihc years he spent ;is ;I coIiiiti;llldcr rniitcly depends on the vote of the inous. Stockdalc was rcqucstcd in VictIiilI11, :IS well its the period Board of Trustccs. by P~O~CSSO~Paul Joscph. chitir of in his life when he was held in However. Board of Trustees the U 11i vcrsit y 's sc~iciology/iuitIiro- Victiiain ils ;I prisoner of WX. A Chriir Nelson Gillord said ycstcr- pology dcpiUtiltcnt. IO spcitk IO Navy coinhiit pilot who led the clay that he Icamctl of the vote Joscpli'sclass"Thc Unilcd Stalcs. first US hornhing ritid 011 Norlh olily litst weck.iind"haiS nokiiowl- Victiiain. ilnd the W;ir." Joseph. Vietnilln in 1964. Stockdalc is edge of what the vote and its an cxpcrt on the US coininitincnt currently ;I scri ior research fellow Da//y file photo proposed cliruigcs would incan in Victniun and the w;wcra. could at the conservative Hoover Insti- Jiimeh Slt)ckditle is expected to speak at Tufts Monday. for the Tufts cominuiiily." not be reached forcoinnicnt Tucs- , tute ill Stanford University. dcnts in the sociology class. How- Gillord hiinsclf was a nicinhcr day evening or yesterday. ever. the classroom where the 01' Alpha TiIu 011icga.currently Stocktlitlc. 62. hccainc :I 1111- The vice presidential sociology class is nonnally held the only coed frnternily on cain- tionailly-ktiown figure when in- c>UididiItc's will' cxpcricnccs he- has been changed to the larger pus. while an undergraduate at dcpcndcnt presidential cmlidatc c;IIIic ;I Icgulitr IXUIof StockdAc's Barnuin OOX for Stockdalc's ap- Tufts. Ross Pcrol chose tlic retired id- spccchcs, ;IS lie tied in his Icadcr- puuaincc iicxl Monday. However, The Trustees. approx irniltcl y 1IiiriiIa.s his vice presidential noini- ship in VictIiitt11 and the prison Visit for class only one anonyinous source left open 40 incn arid woincn who oversee ncc. Stockdale participated in one cninp to the kind of govcrnincnt Stockdillc's :tppcxiuice is not the possibility thiU the Stockdale all tnajor fiIlitlicid and policy tclcviscd tlcbatc in Occohcr. in he and Pcrot envisioned lor iiitcnded lo be open to the Tufts visit may be open to inore stu- decisions of the University. con- which pdi I icid coli1Ilic 11 tiitors Aincrica. coinmunity. but rather the stu- dents. vcne three tiincs each year to discuss the current issues lacing the functioning of Tufts. US, .UN at However. the Arts and Sci- cnccs Faculty. not the Trustees. raised the question last spring of odds over whether or not fraternities iU1d sororiticsat Tufts should continue to exist iis single-sex institutions. Somalia Dctcriniiiing that IhcTul'ts'Grcek system has prohlcms of UNITED NATIONS (AP) -- in i I it;u'y coiniii;indcrs will honiophohia, racism and scxual CIS have to give up rhc I'rcc rein they violence iiigrilittcd in its S~~UC- h;~lin thc Pcrsiiui Gulf W;I~~11d tux. the faculty voted last week acc'cpt soinc UN oversight of to support rcco~~~l~icIitlitti~)IiSfor iroops in Sotliidi:\. diploniats sititl cocdification of the system. Wctlncstlay. Despite it pervasive discussion But ;I US draft resolution lor ofthc Grcck issue throughout the the Scc~urityCouncil Icavcs the scnicstcr and the litculty vote. door Op"" for ;I US gcncritl to Gilford said that since he was not coinin;uid ;I proposcd Aincrican ;Iwitrc of the IitcUlty'S report Or ~OICCin Ihc l'ill1iitlc-wtiickcd 1i;t- their subsequent decision until iioii. Diplolnilts ;IISOsitid tliiily last wcck. he docs not understand opcriitions will probably he left to the specifics of the vote. I'icltl coininiuiilcrs. "I don't know that I comprc- "Thc lJniictlSl;ilcs is likely to hcnd the logistics of the vote. he coiiiinandinp the ol)cri1tion." though I do get the gcticral drift. Sir Diivid Hitilnily. Britain's iun- I guess I do no1 undcrsland the Photo by Amynah Janmohamed hssidor. loltl JC~OIIC~'S011 TUCS- technical aspects ot' it." Gifford ... Tufts' latest development endeavor finally unearths the infamous "Guy Under the Lawn in Front thy. Pcnt:lgon sources hitvc sitid see CIFFORD, page 12 of Barnum." As yet, the University has no plans about what to actually do with him. I 2,()( 1( 1 to 20.000 US troops in ighl hc scnl lo Sornalia to get food io inore than I million Soinalis Student reaction to Greek Life vote varies thrc;itcnctl by stmution.Tllc Bush ;~ditiiiiist~~iiioi~had oll'crcd Up 10 by CHRIST( WH EK SIKII'INIS the faculty's rccoiiiinciidations. lot of scgrcgiitcd groups on can- 3 I.( 10 troops. Daily tdit(~ii'dDmrd saying that "inaior ch;ulges" are pus and cocdil'ication in the fra- An internat ioital rclicl' opcr:r- In the wake ol' last Monday's nccdcd in the Grcck system. tcrniticsind sororities won't make .iiori has bccn hainstrung by fcutl- Arts ;ind Sciences FiKulty volt: lo "As far as I'm conccmcd. they i1 diflercnce." iiig Soiniili WiirloI~ilsiIntl biindits rccomnicnd cocdificatioli of the Ithe Grcck system 1 scrvc no pur- Doyle felt that triost students in tlic lawlcss EiNAl'riciUl n;ttion. Grcck system at Tufts, the opin- pose now Ihal they cai'l whcli :UC itgainst the move to codify. The State Dcp;irlincnt says 1 .OOO ions of non-Greek students have they're coed." Kil,liln iLddCd. Faculty involvement debate pcciplc in Soinali;i iitc tlyinp CV- to Regarding the faculty's in- varied widely on the f:iculty's Pointing Grcck supporters' dily 01 statvat ion ;Iddisease. volveincnt in Ihc issue. Vcnninski ac Iions. alyuliicnl thai rhc system cngapcs 'The llcrllh toll already cxcccds 3 n 1s n 1. tics. Kaiplan chiimcnt cd that "Phi- ihc Grcck systcin. but you find he'decided by the students than- 'The draft resolution is p;trt ofa 1;inthropy is not limited lo single- I~C'SCin othcr ;U'C;IS on diunpus sclvcs. coinprorrtisc Wiishinglon is forg- scx 0rgil~iiz;~tiO~is." also. It's not righi to target the Goodwin idsc) felt a need for ing to win the support of Chini1. Inside liatcrtiilics and sororities." said student input. but iugued that Frcshlniin LXI Goodwin also which hiis threatened 10 VCIO ii Features ...... p. 5 spoke favor;ibly of the fiiculty's Venn inski. ccxdification "wouldn't he

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Brotherhood The Facultv’sU Embarrassment of ii Grcck organixation would violcncc, racism. ani1 homo-pho- appoinl acommittec largeenough by David Briiiker - by Kevin Conroy and Eric Friedinan say that this concept, often called hi. 11 was clc;ir froin lhc bcpin- to do worthy studies‘? “sisterhood“ or “brotherhood.” is Is it iiic or have some of your niiip IhilI Ihis coinniittcc wits not Third, the committee at- Let us start off by stating that the most important aspect of their ,rol’cssors been walking ;uou nd goinp to be neutral. Prolcssor tempted a survey that was re- problems do exist within the college experience. We are not Tufts with red faces? Thcrc is Fr;uik Colcortl rcsigncd altcr one turned by 49 (that’s not a mis- Grcck system. That is undcni- diverse in the rcspccl that frwr- ;omething that they do not wml yc;ir citing Ilia1 Ihc “coininillcc print) sludents. Given that Tufts able. Recognizing thcsc problems. nitics and sororities may not rep- you to know. 1 atin sure that most was intcrcstctl in destroying the has approximately 4.500 under- it isour rcsponsibilily loslrivc for rcsciit many different cultures: .)f YOU xc iIW;LrC that Ihc I>ICUIIY syslcm. not rcl’orining il.“ Fur- grnduatcs, this means that the ii solution. But when we, as mcm- howcvcr. we are diverse in re- votcd:igikilist the conlinucdcxisl- thcrniorc. the chair of the com- committee surveyed slightly more bcrs ofthe Grcck system, express spect to the fact that many diffcr- :nee of fraternities and sororities niittcc. Slcphcn Bailey. wrote il than one percent of the students. a dcsirc to corrccl our problems en1 b;ickgrounds. cxpcricnccs,and I;ixt week. hut what you do not see Ict~cr10 7’hr I~crilvcrilici/,ing frit- What is even more amazing is aid dcf’icicncics.we arc not taken opinions arc expressed in one IS that he report that they hiiscd tcrnitics while he was doing in- that the committee devotes seven seriously by the opponents of the group, i.c., the fraternity. heir I’intlingsonis so l’ull of holes vestigation about the system. The pages of its report to analyzing Grccksystcin who have thcirown The beauty of a true brother- Ihnt o~iccoulddrivc i1 Mack truck report that came from this com- the results of this survey. solutions. hood is the friendships that arc Ihrough it. mittee turned out not only to be Fourih. criticism of sororities The Grcck systcin WiUitS to be forged through the intcraictions Let’s pinpoint the obvious. biased. but also llimsy at best. within the report is ‘1’ 1most non- open to the entire Tufts cominu- within the fratcriiity. Open mcin- Who arc the experts 011 frittcr1ii- existent. All of the incidents. as nity. but is hampered in its efforts bership and coedification would tics and sororities at Tufts‘! They Next time you are well as most of the criticism from by old barriers. Problems like destroy thisconcept because there ;ire the smc pcoplc who attend awake late working on other students in the report. is membership unrepresentative of is no effort made to find a com- fraternity itlid son)rily social IUIK- directed at frntcrnitics. Why the Tufts community as a whole monalty that links the members tionsiuid the saint pcoplc whoru-c a paper or a project should sororities be destroyed if arc self-pcrpctuariiig. These bar- of Ihc organidon. Eliminating friends or who have classes with and you feel tired, do thcrc is no existing criticism riers need to be opened by pcoplc the rush process makes for com- 1r:ircmity or sorority mcinhcrs. It not worry if it is flimsy against them’? who sincere1y want to be involved plete chaos and randomness in is the studcnts. But the faculty or not thorough; Fifth, fraternity and sorority membership. This is detrimental decided to ignore student opin- members wcrc intcrviewedby the The fraternity is totheidealsuponwhichtheGreek ion. They chose to ignore Iwo 64 faculty members committee. Yet the committee did not about ‘noogies,’ system was founded. The purpose student surveys which ovcr- will be forced to give not treat this seriously. Infact, the of the rush process is to identify wlicltriingly showcd the slutlcnls you an A. commii ice interviewed eighr Hot Rod magazine these diverse commonalities, and in favor ofthc existing system. :I (that’s not a misprint. either) fra: and male bonding. create a membership that is able petition with the signatures of First. the report cites many tcrnity members with the inter- to work together for common I .259 non-Grcck students. ,:tiid sources and lists many incidents views taking a grand total of an in genuine change. This change causes. The fraternity is not about the opinion of both The Ih~ilVit~idthat have occurred at fraternities ho.urand ahalf. Furthcrmore.Pro- cannot be forced by a stroke of the “~mogies.”ll~~tRodmagazine and Uic Ohsrri-cr.Finally. they disrc- in the past. Yet much ofthe infor- fcssor Bailey was not present for pen of the faculty or trustees. inale bonding; it is about a group pardcd the vote of the student mation is outdated. The commit- the interviews of fraternity mein- People naturally find security of inen that come together with clcctcd body, the TCU Senate. teccitcsa work from 1967,before bers. in groups where they feel cmpow- similar goals. which voted 19-6 to criticize the I and most Tufts students were The recommendations that are crcd by commonalitics with other Last year, Alpha Epsilon Pi faculty’s report. born. Furthermore, it lists inci- called up on in this report encour- members, with pcoplc who are sponsored its annual spring Against all student advice. the dents that occurred at fraternities age co-edification of the Greek like themselves, ;IS is [he case fundraiser, “Greek Jam.” Broth- filcully wen1 xhcad ;uid voted to in 19%1. For comparison sake. in System. Jf this is such a worthy with the Pan-Africiui Alliance. or ers united. working for inonthson altcr the Grcck system at Tufts. 19x1, I was ii bumbling third idea. wouldn’t it be a good idea the Tufts Lesbian, Gay. and Bi- endbefore theeveiitraisiiigrnoney Now. it is very adinir;iblc that the grader who could hardly spell for the Coininittee to interview sexual Community. The Grcck for a cause that was very dear to I;iculty went against student opin- fr;ilciiiity. let alone know what AlphaTau Omega. the only co-ed systcin at Tufts is similar. with its them. How many people know ion itnd followed their own ideas. one was. Greek organization, to see if they members bonding around what that the money raised went to But Ihc report that the f~~ltySecond. during the creation of have solved the problems that we wouldcall assdiversityof com- Memorial Sloan Kettering Can- used IC? makc their decision was the committee. Jean Mayer aid exist in traditional fraternities and monalities.“ It is not something cer Center. a hospital at which a very biased aid was based on faculty manbers “suggested that sororities? Well. in my opinion, that you c;tn pinpoint. such as brother who had graduated was very flimsy evidence. the committee should study rac- yes. But the Coininittee never race or religion. yet any member fighting a battle against cancer? The supposedly neutral Ad Hoc ism. homophobia. iuid sexism in a approachedAT0 for an interview. What is it that inspired freshmen, c‘c )in init tcc on Frritcrn i 1ics iiii d compiu-ativeframework to detcr- Finally. the absurdity of this David Brinker, a sophoniore ma- who did not know this brother Sororilics was crcaicd in I990 io mine if these behaviors were report can be seen in its recoin- joring in clinical sychology, is worse among the Greeks thran fr personally, to give so much of study thc current involvement of mendations: “That all fraternities TCU Senate Assis drit Treasurer, themselves for this event? llic Grcck syslcm at Ttil’lsin sexual among non-Greekstudents.’’ But and sororities at Tufts be made arid secretary of the Inter-Greek The answer is brolherhood; the it was decided ;I study like this subject tolhesrvneuiiive~ityrules Council. Eric Friedman is a example of this man’s actions, Kevin Conroy, a junior niajoriiig was “beyond the scope of a small and regulations specified in the sophomore niajoriiig in political and the pride of knowing that we in political scieiice, is president faculty cominittec.”If the faculty current TCU constitution.“ This scietice. Borh are rnenibers ofA1- of the Inter-Greek Council and a is so conccrncd about fralernities see VOTE, page 8 pha Epsilon Pi. see GREEKS, page 8 nieniber of Delta Upsilon. and sororities. why does it not The Queerest Military Dilemma Yet For Bill Clinton. still the Governor ofa small. South- Clinton could face rising. even militant.opposition chould he has made to his supportin,o interest groups. em state. the chickens from the campaign trail are he renege on his pledge. In 19x8. for example. Bush Clinton must show a willingness to confront bigotry coming home to roost long before the trucks unload the received about 35 percent of the gay vote. it strong even in the face of adverse pressure to do otherwise. His President-elect. Hillary. and Chelsea on the doorstep of showing. Furthermore. Bush’s support for the Americans political future aside. Clinton has throughout his career 1600 PennsylvaniaAvenue. So while still-President Bush with Disabilities Act. and its concerns those with HIV committed himself to policies of inclusion. not division. eases the transition with a few rounds of golf and while and/or AIDS. as well as his support for a momentous hate- of tolerance. not prejudice. He will soon have the oppor- the situations in the crimes bill. seemed to suggest a commitment tc) homo- tunity. a President ofthe United States arid Commander- Michael J. W. Stickings former Yugoslaviaand sexual initiatives. in-Chief of its anned forces. to mold a more tolerant and Somalia become more This time around. the COP clearly abandoned its ties inclusive society. The Reaction criticalandvolatile. the to moderate social politics. At the Houston convention. Basically. Clinton must overcome politics. must tran- Governor faces his first Pat Buchanan single-handedly alienated that huge seg- scend Washington power games in stnnding firm against confrontation with the powers of status quo in Washing- ment of the population that is not white. straight. and an entrenched and bigoted military establishment. The ton over gays in the military. Christian. His militant rhetoric calling for some sort of arguments in favor of gay exclusion merely reaffirm this Certainly much of Clinton’s success in the recent renewed holy war to take back America symbolized the uneducatedandnarrowminded homophobic policy: gays election was due to his ability to unify a diverse coalition new Republican Party in one vehement stroke. Bush may would disrupt morale and discipline. and undermine of interests behind a moderate Democratic ticket. This remain tolerant. but his party. and even his Vice-Presi- camaraderie. success can be attributed to the nation’s economic woes dent. have succeeded in moving the agenda to the funda- These beliefs stem from centuries of anti-homosexual and Bush’s poor campaign strategies. But another vari- mentalist right. activism. teaching. and acceptance. It was Freud. after able, namely the delivery of promises to all those special All this provides an opportunity for Clinton to firmly all, who said that “natural homosexuality is something interest groups. accounted for much of Clinton’s accept- reach out to gays, lesbians, and bisexuals on many issues. pathological, it is an arrested development.” And centu- abilityandfosteredanoptimisticmoodforchange within He has pledged new federal civil rights laws, a much- ries before psychoanalysis. Plato wrote that “pleasure is a largely conservative and anti-progressive electorate. needed focus on the growing dilemmaof AIDS. and. most to be deemed natural which arises out of the intercourse Some of the most crucial and broad-based promises controversially, a call for the military to finally admit between men and women; but that the intercourse of men will no doubt be addressed during the initial stages of the homosexuals into its ranks. with men. or of women with women, is contrary to nature, new presidency. Most notably, Clinton must remember This last promise Clinton must not forget. for in this and that the bold attempt was originally due to unbridled that his coalition includes a huge group of skeptics past election. the homosexual voting blmk represented a lust.“TheGOP’s homophobic bigotry in Houstonismore waiting for him to overlook his promises for health-care strong and influential 4 percent of the total electorate. militant and barbaric, but follows this long line of reform, protection of small businesses, environmental Moreover. Clinton received over 80 percent of that vote. tradition, into which one must add Hider’s brutal policies activism, solid jobs programs and definitive deficit re- As David Gergen writes in a recent US News and World and actions against homosexuals during the Third Reich. duction measures. Report piece, if Clinton “caves in on this issue, he risks America’s military policies rest on similar grounds. Interestingly enough. Clinton must first face the issue losing control of his presidency,” since “every interest for there seems to be the widespread assumption that all of gays in the military, a minor promise he made during group in Washington, not to mention other nations. will gays fit into a stereotype of perversion and lust, and that the campaign to the increasingly vocal homosexual soon gang up on him.” Thus from a political standpoint. they all suffer from one or another sexually transmitted lobby. It is a lobby that appears to be strongly within the despite the obvious and vocal military and congressional see MILITARY, page 8 [Democratic tent, but recent election history suggests that ODmsition., the President-elect must defend the Dromises I page four THE TUFI'S DAILY Thursday, December 3,1992 I On The Merrill Lynch Fast Track

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Seven delicious foods This is a test of the Emergency Capitol Letters 7. JFK was assassinated by . ystem. This is only a test. a) Lee Harvey Osw‘ald. everyone should try B eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeep. b) the CIA. FBI. Mafia. Marilyn Monroe. the Had this been an actual Capitol Letters column. rest of the clan. and a partridge in a pear tree I)y JI3SSlCA A. I‘OSTEK spicy cucumber sauces. Satay can le attention signal you just read would be fol- c) Oliver Stone Ihily litli(orinl lionnl he as spicy or as mild as you )wed by lightheartedly sarcastic commentary on d) nobody. It was a really. really complicatec On 7’hc 7i)iIightSho~ Tt~csdi~y desire. ,and the sauces are SO the political sys- fake suicide scheme. I mean really complicated. nighl. thcrc was a contest bc- strange that they can become ad- JL McHenry tem. The colum- rwccii six litrlc kids for the hcsl- diclive. The OJlly disitdvilntage to nist in your area. Next set of questions: Complete the popula lasting . orig inal siilidw ich. The having satay is the trip hito Cam- Capitol Letters in voluntary co- phrase or cliche. Not that I would ever use aclicht winiicr wasan ovcrly sniilcy litllc hridgc that is ncccssary to find the operation with -my writing is as fresh and new as the grass aftet squirt who Iliidc II pe;Inut huller iicarest Thai rcstaurmt. A good ie right hemisphere of her brain, has devised this a spring rain. hlitx: :I hngcl with IWitnut butter. one to try is Bangkok House on imergency Capitol Letters System to keep you crcm cheese. and fresh fruit. JFK Street. especially during off iformed in the event that she is departing from her 8. Laugh and the world ... Sounds ~mttydisgusting. huh? It hours. sua1 style. Thank you for your support. a) laughs with you. was ;illnost ;is revolting ;IS thc 4. FONDUE: For a fantastic The following quiz can be viewed in one of two b) buys itself a coke. avtw~ido,tiarn. and c0lcsl;tw s;uld- srudy break. try fondue for two at rays. Either you’re a Type I, who wants to warm c) laughs along. even though it doesn’t get tht wich prcscntcdhy aliltlc girl with Grcndel’s Den. Fondue is tradi- p for the upcoming end-of-the-semester exams. joke. because it doesn’t want to look dumb in fron no taslc huds. Essentially. Ihis tionally melted cheese served with r you’re a Type 11, who would do anything and of its friends. disp1;iy of desperation indicalcs chunks of Frcnch hread for dip- verything to avoid thinking about -- and. heaven d) asks if you have something to share with tht one thing -- people want original ping. At Grcndel‘s you can choose xbid. preparing for - the said exams. I present class. and lasty food. hul doii-’t know from either the cheese or choco- xis quiz as a helpful gesture to both types. Hey, where to llntl it. late fondue selections. the former lap some Greek letters on my chest and call me 9. Men: can‘t live with ‘em... Other Ihiiii Ihc holiday meals coincs wirh bread and the latter ihilanthropic.Here’s a practice question: acolumn a) can’t live without ‘em. for 4.000 hrought to Tufts hy comes with fruit. Fondue is both Drmat this week because: . b) pass the beer nuts. TUDS. our culinary fulurc docs lilling and fun. Grcndel‘s usually JL is not writing in a column format this week c) and it’s too much trouble to housebreak $ern not look too bright. Below arc Icn is not tops in the fooddepartment. lecause: d) so why are weelecting them topublic office sure-IO-plcasc,easy-lo-find culi- bur for wnbiancc atid a decidedly a) her wit became so dry that she dehydrated, nary delightsloprcvcnt Espresso‘s different dining experience it is hriveled up, and died. . 10. A stitch in time saves... OVC~IOXI during finids week. worth a trip. b) she loves to talk about herself in the third a) nine. 1.CATFlSH FINGERS: Ifyou 5. CURRY: Adding curry to ierson. b) a penny earned. hiivc iicvcr hccn to Rcdhotics in anything -- mcaI, poultry or veg- c) she’s out soliciting contributions to the Keep c) more lives than the Heimlich maneuver ani Davis Square. one of the 20 niost etables -- radically changes the he Column Alive fund by ringing a bell on a street CPR combined. popukurcstaur~ititsin Boston, you Ilavor of the dish. The fine use of ornerwhile wearingaSantahat.On1yaSantahat. d) face. wcdcpriving yoursclf.Thcirincnu curry is mastered in Indian food. d) all of the above. is ;I listing of Southern delights, which is rcsrlil y available through- If you answered d). congratulate yourself and 11. If at first you don’t succeed .... iiicluiliiig pork ribs iU1d swc~t out the Davis/Portcr Square area. ;eep going. If you answered at all, keep going. If a) try, try again. potato pic. Their catfish finger Indian food is inexpensive. and rou’re reading this, jump up and down and spin b) pass the beer nuts. appctizcr or rncal is ccrt;rinly :i 1101 too diffcrcnr, but different :ounterclockwise. (Oh, well, it was worth a try.) c) get a better lawyer. di fl‘crcnt and sat islying meal . enough to appreciate. hefirst set of questions: Fill in the Blank. (Not d) lower your standards. Catfish is not ”fishy.” especially 6. MONKFISH: Lobster is a ’hi1 in the blank, because he only recently got back when fried and tcaincd with an bit onthc pricy side but monkfish, rom Ireland and probably has jet lag. and besides, 12. No one has the right to yell ”Fire!”... hcrh-like tlipl>ing s;iucc. 11 is ;I a scaled [ish served at Davis le belongs on the sports page). a) in a crowded theater. wclcoinc change IIom typical lish. Squ;~c‘s Daily Catch. tastes just b) in South Hall at 4 a.m. You can orily get catt’ish this good like itatahouthalfthcpricc.Ever~ 1. Elvis is . c) without yelling ”Ready! Aim!” first. :it Rctlholics -- on< tOod InitvcIi the tcxturc of the fish is exactly a) alive d) because layoffs of personnel should be mad said. “If it were rhc Lasr Supper. like lobster! Thc meal is usually b) dead in a much more tactful. humanitarian fashion. I’d order catfish fingers.” served in ;I buttery cream sauce. c) king 2. TEMPURA: Jitl>iIIicScf00d. sometimes with pasta. The Daily d) Clinton. and vice versa 13. Give me liberty. or give me ... with its IXW fish iInd sciiwcctl. is :I Catch has great food in general. a) death. scary option for some. hut no one although much of it is standard 2. The most important issue in the 1992 presi- b) life and the pursuit of happiness at a I c;m resist the lightly fried delight seafood. For some reitson this fa- percent discount. lential elections was . called tcinpuni. Tcinpura is vcg- mous restaurant of the North End , a) the economy c) all the money in the register. Lie downonth cttthlcs and/or shriinp fried in a wanted to have a branch restau- b) Hillary’s hair floor. Nobody move. or the hostage gets it. light hitttcr ;ind scrved with rice. rant in Somcrville. Since such a d) a big. sloppy. wet kiss. c) spelling II IS II good mal to have if you great placc decided to roost in our d) Sports Illustrated Annual Swimsuit have .never had Japancsc ,food. little end oftown. it‘s a good idea 14. Life is a highway ... and it is surprisingly hcolthy atid to give ir a try. a) I want to ride it dl night long. 3.Agood is hard to find. filling. You c;iii get tctnpuraal the 7. CHEESE FRIES: If forced b) pass the beer nuts. a) man little Japxnesc placc in to order from Espiesso’s, at least c) and I’m duct-taped to the solid yellow lint b) woman Powderhouse Square or in the order somcthhig a little different, d) with no speed limit. no signs. no guard rail c) bagel Japanese rcstituriuil complex in a blend of two tastes that have d) acupuncturist and only one exit ramp. the Porter Squ:uc shops.Tcmpura. already provcn themselves wor- ,ci~icvcli hc ordered from II Japa- thy in the baked potato. Never get 4. Madonna’s new book, Sex, is 15. The Tufts Daily: Where You Read ... iiesc rcstaunuit in Arlington if them delivered, advises one fan, a) It First. a) about sex. pctring lo Powderhouse bccomcs for they taste much better fresh. b) about making money. b) thought-provoking, clearly and concisel a problem. c) an inspired attempt to challenge the close- written, completely unbiased journalism. 3, SATAY An alternative to With these seven selections to mindedness of the general American public on c) Calvin and Hobbes. theChinese stwlwlofspareribs try. it is possible toavoid the late- such issues as sexual orientation, inter-racial rela- d) lots of columnists all referring to each othf isThai satny. Satay is thinstripsof night emergency ste,akandcheese tionships, and proper hitchhiking attire. in one big conglomerate effort known as Flic chicken or beel cooked in a Thai sub call to Espresso‘s for at least d) overpriced by about $49. These Off Center Stressed Desserts Wide to tk spice and served with peaiut and one week. Left of the Capitol Letters Lazerium while askin 5. After Jan. 20, George Bush plans to . yourself Did They Eat It Raw? a) make a run for the Canadian Border b) ask Marlee Math to teach him to read his This marks the end of the quiz. Yes. I know yc own lips want it to go on forever, but all good things mu c) tutor Dan Quayle in spelling end. Thankfully, so must the semester. Ne: d) stage amilitary coup, with the help of Norman Thursday’s issue is the last of 1992: mark yo1 For the price Schwartzkopf, Colin Powell, Steven Seagal, and calendars. For those of you waiting for the corre Macaulay Culkin answers and a scoring system on the quiz... T~I 1’s: no matter what you answered, you got 1( of a fishing rod, 6. Tufts’ colors are brown and blue becwse points. Charge onward toward the end of tI semester with a song in your heart, faith in you a) oier schools in the Boston area took all the self, and an ego swelled to the approximate size we can lure good colors and wouldn’t share Canada. Type 11’s: does it really matter, in the lor b) P.T. Barnum was not clear on intended sar- run, what your grade was? I mean, really -if yc casm when saying, “Gee,how about brown and did the best you could. that’s all that can 1 a dropout back blue?” expectedofyoq.Thenagain,don’tblamemewhc c) Jumbo was allowed to pick them you can’t find gainful employment after gradu to school. d) they symbolize the everlasting separate but tion. united coexistence of earth and sky. Yeah, what- ever. United Way It brings out the best in all of us. Please recycle this newspaper! page six THE TUFTS DAILY Thursdav. December 3.1992 ' Five more women say International food relief cut off senator made advances as warfare grows in Yugoslavia WASHINGTON (AP) -- An She said the three women she SARAJEVO. Bosnia- Bostiiiul officers cliiiln Serbs - and dozens wounded in Oregon group said Wcdncsday talked to and the friend of the Hcrxcgoviiiii (AP) -- Nto food re- used a November 12 cease-fire. Wcdncsiiay 's fighting. They were that five inorc woincn have rc- fourth all said the woincn wcre lief reached Sariijcvoon Wcdncs- which has since collapsed. to unsure of Serb casualties. ported "direct. personiil cxpcri- not among those cited in the Post day 11s fighting raged in the city's move at least 10 tanks into posi- More than 17.000 people have cnccs" of scxual misconduct by story. outskirts. auld Bosnia1 defenders tion to iitt;ick Otcs from three been killcd and 1I O.OO() wounded Senator Bob Packwood. R-Or- Pruett said she hm the names bLiItlcd wh:it they said wits OW of sides. They said the Serb strittcgy in ;I civil WM that bcgiin dt?ftcr cpon. of the four women and is expect- the heaviest Serb tank offensives. W;IS tO forge it link between Ilidza Bosnia's Croat and Muslim ina- ing to hear from the fifth directly. Outside the capital near the to the west of Sara.jevo and jority voted for indcpcndencc in The Oregon Coalition Agititist She said all asked that their names Croitti;ut-hcld IOwll of Kiseljiik, it Rit.jloviic to the northwest. Fehruary. according to the Doincstic and Sexual Violence. not be revealed. Danish UN pcitcckceper was re- About 6.OOU pcoplc live in Bosiiiain Hcalth Ministry. More in ii complaint to the Senate Eth- Theethics commineeonTues- ported kidniippcd hy unifonned Otcs. tniuly of them refugees. than 1 million people have been ics Cotnmittcc. said the women day, acting on a complaint by incn. Eviicuiition isdifficult hccause of forced froin their homes. have come forward since Novem- another women's group, said it The Daklic. ;I cot-poriil whose snipcr fire and a shortage of cars. Serb forces, backkd by Serb- her 22 -- when initial illeg;itions had begun a preliinlnary inquiry n;uw was not released. W;IS seen Among the residetiis holed up dominated Yugoslavia, have cap- of sexual misconduct were lnitde into Packwood's conduct. On in the hack of ;I ciw accoinpanicd in a dark basement Wednesday tured more than 70 percent of in The W;diington Post. Wednesday, the senator 'slawyers by two idcntil'icd incn wc;uing were Habihii Hrgoiljii iwd her 3- Bosnia. Croat forces hold most of The newspaper reported that met with the panel's staff for the colnhitt liitigucs. said Antonio de ycar-old soil. Ersiitl. who was in- IO Icrnalc stadfincmbcrsand lob- first time. R~tos.itspokcStnU1for the FiIce- jured in the thigh Tucsdiiy tis the the Sarajevo'srest. vital relief airlift hyists- fivcof whom wcrc natncd Packwood, just elected to his kccpcrs. The cau failed to stop liilnily tried to llcc the town. was suspended Tuesday after a in the arliclc -- accused P;tckw(H)d fifth term, has not admitted any whcti flagg~dtlowti. he said. "Do you love me'! Do you love US Air Force transport plane was of sexual htuasstnent. including specific improper Iwhavior but The worst fighting was in Otes. inc'!" the little hoy cried rcpeat- hit by small-amns fire while ap- unw;uikxl touching and other ad- has apologized if he einbarrassed asuhurb noithol the airport. where cilly It) his mother iiS hc lay lliked proaching the airport. v;inccs. ,anyone. govcrtrtncnt forces have bccn undcr ;I blmkct. A truck convoy due in the city Holly Pruett. who filed He dso suggested that his be- Wcdncsdiiy's coinplaint. said in havior could be relaicd to alcohol an interview from Portliltid thtit and is a patient in a treatment she had spoken with tiwee of the facility for people with drinking I'i vc addit iontil wotncn. problems. Two said they hiitl been Pruett said in her complaint, grithbcd by Piickwood ii11d the "Since the initial report of the third said hc hiId repeatedly in- Alegiitions appearedlin the Wash- CHRISTMAS sisted she kiss hiin but there had ington Post on November 22, hccti 110 cotitilct. 1992. the OCADSV has received live adls froin individuals with ' Pructl said it friend of mother direct. personal experiences of woin;in told her the sctliitor had SeniWr Pickwood's sexually in- tnadc persistent. verbit1 iidVUCCS appropriate behavior. Theirexpe- CONCERT and nttctnptcd to kiss the wotnan. ricnccs range from the 1960s to hut otherwise thcrc had hccn no the 1980s. physical contaict. The L'illh W0In;~Ilspoke toaco- "These individualls are con- AND worhcr. Pructt said, who was not sulting with family. friends and aviiilatjc to provide specifics of legal counsel to determine their the accusations. next steps. We expect that some, Two of the five worked on if not all. of them will be filing Pack wood's c;un paigns. Pruclt fonnal complaints with the com- mittee." LIGHTING said. and two held professional TREE positions she would no^ identify. She was unsure ahout the fifth. Pructt said all the woincn had TACOS called the group's hot line. The orgnnimlioii coordiniitc$ BURRCIOS Wednesday, December 9 it statcwidc network of 32 pro- grains serving victims of domcs- tic violciicc and scxuttl iibuse. Goddard Chapel

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LCPORTS Squash squad hungry for wins Returning from Toronto, team prepares itself for future by S1'ISI;AN %AKI,IN lJiii(cd States. aiid Rycrhon. the varsity teiun. MUCOCGcedo. af- ('oiilrilwting Wrilcr University of Waterloo. aid the ter yuitting under last year's hcad Squash. S;~lvitdorDitli's intcr- University of Western Ontario coac ti. has ju hilantl y returned to prctation of tennis'! One of those played for Canada. The matches tikc the sixth spot under Wem. funky-looking things rclittctl to were conducted under interna- The incn arc excited about their tiod rules, to which the Aineri- new assistant coach, McCartney. ciui tc;uns were unaccustomed. and are looking forward to a Squash illid the Jumbos finished fifth. succcsful scitson. Unftucd by the comparatively Squash. just likc any other I I low finish. the woineii's team Inil.ior sport. hiis its share of COII- gourds arid calah;ishcs'!'! Pcrliaps, surges ihd to incct Wellesley trovcrsy. Prcscntly. intcniational hut also one ofthc most cxcitiny, todiiy for their first officii11 event rules provide for a wider court f:ist-piiccd S~O~ISof the winter ofthc 'Y2-'93 wintcrcanpaign. It ruid soft. hollow hall. However, season. in which Tul'ts cxcclls at seeins the woinen have a bit of an North Alncriciui (;ud collegiate) the national level. L:wl year the inside mck. due to the intelli- ~UICS stipul:itc the usc of it hard. wonicn's squad i'inislicd rankcd gence provided by recent solid ball. iuid a narrower court. I lth in the tiittioilid ~~;~~h~~'poll,W~llcsl~yIriUisfcr Shelley Field. Wcnncxplitins that the twog:~nes and the incii's cndcd up 16th. Meanwhile. the inen already iirc coniplctely different, atid lliilikc most collcgintc sports. have two events under their belts WO~II~likc IOscc it double sciisOI1 ttlcrc ;ire no NCAA divisions for after yesterday's match against which WOUI~i Iicorporiltc both squash. so the teains coinpctc Nltvy. pli1ycd at MIT. The inen vi~iiitio~i~.He says. "I would :tgilinst it wide iuriry 01 ti1lcnt. left their first event, the Williains rather see ;i split sc;isoii than see According to rookie ticid coach IIivitiltioiid. with it 2-3 record. hardball die totally." Cliff Wcnn, cxpcctaiions for this They lost 5-4 to both Fordhm However. Weiin is skeptical year's tc;uns iu'c high. iuid Stonybrook. ranked 14th aid about the financial practicality of Assist an I Coach M aril u 15th last year. respectively. The a double season. aid expects the Forston agrccs."Thc wotncii have third loss ci1lnc at the hands of coaches to decide one way or the scvcii seniors returning. ;I lot of WcstcrIi Oliiititrio. other at this year's coaches' con- depth. lots of experience. They The Jumbos' two victories on ference. Presently under hardball ;ire practicing harder than cvcr the diiy c;titic in utter stoin~ings rules, Werui suggests a switch to the Softhiill wo~ldeIihxlce the United Sates effort to become a world power in the sport. The positive attitude. dili- gence. dedication. aid experience

Y of coaches and players promise to Daniel Sdapak. excrcwstcr, has incake it an exciting season in never played the hardball version which Wenn hopes to see both the off slow on the rinks of squash before. but occupies the inen and woincn hnprove on last Jumbo icemen struggle to 1-3 record seventh (of nine) positions on the year's rankings. Junihoslost7-2. However. UMass scored three goills in the waning minutes of the third period. Matt C;rrtcr and Stcvcii Armstrong scored for Tufts allti Steve Totnascllo inaide 75 s;ivcs in a tough loss. In their hoinc opcncr at Vctcriui's Memorial rink in Ar- Ice linpton. the Brown iind Bltic SUC- cutnhcd to Assumption 5-2. Gcoff Hockey Kcniry itIKl John Trainor h;rd till- lics lor Tufts. as the Jumbos This ycar's teain is a young outshot Assumption 32-27. Steve sq~itl.itlid thcy hitvc il lot Of TolriiIscllo was in net again for the rchuiltling to do. The defense is Jltnd~os.Inikiiig 22 S;IVCS. Both liiirly incxpcricnccd ruid thcy are Jumbo goals came in the first Photo by Doug Katz still iid.iusti~igto the rigors ofcol- period and after that. the offense The men's squash team is hoping to have a good season under first- lege hockey. In their first contest year coach Cliff Wenn. ;igitinst UM~ISS-D;~III~~UIII.Ihc we TOMASELLO, Page 8 Jordan tops 50 as Jazz, Warriors click on the b-ball road by .I( IHN TOMASIS this should tell Don Nelson. once Speaking of Mwhscl. the nuin- :wound in June. However, they wouldn't mind seeing hiin go. Senior Stiiif' Writer irnd lor all. is that he nccds ;I hers IIC posted while Ilying itcrOSS ~UCptityirig the hest basketbid1 of And don't buy any of this stuff Whitt's up with the Utah JUZZ cclitcr who C;II~ play some de- the west coast arc astounding.Try iuiyone in the league right now, about Rodinan not having the arid Golden Stzitc Wiuric)~S?TWO fciisc. Shiquillc 0'Nc;tl. Patrick an average of over 40 per gam and the reason is simple. Rod tlcsirc lo play itliylnorc. Rodmain of the inore consistent defenders Ewing, Robert Parish and Alonzo for six ganes. All of this has Strickl~uidhi~s~~xsumed~ibigshm rcalim his teain stinks, aid he Iiuidcd his Ainiess back atop the of the point guiud role this SeasOll isn't stable enough to handle it. NBA scoring leaders where he and allowed Terry Porter to log Both Isiah Thornas and Joe belongs. Anott: to all you Michael quality minutes at his natural po- Duinarshave held their heads high fanatics: his 54-point outburst sition, off guard. His seven-for- through these lean times. and vcrsus the Lakers last week added seven shooting from three-point Rodinan would he wise to follow to his record of most fifty-point land arid forty-pint game attest their example. Wilhout players' gitlncs of any cu~~cntNBAplayer. to his skills iiS it scorer. coach Chuck Daly. though, Rod- That sounds good until you con- S t r i cklan d. despite being inan is lost. sider thiit Wilt Chamberlain, h solncwhitt of ii Scud missile him- However. interest around the addition to averaging 50.4 points sclfwhcn it coiiicstodirectionon league has been only lukewann, per game one season,scoredinore the floor.posscsses more me pint with Charlotte's offer of Kenny thiui fifty in a game over 100 guard skills than Porter. They still Gattison and a dr,2ft pick being a times. don't have the firepower to beat bit meager. Whatcver happens to Jordan won't be scoring fifty Phoenix or Utah. though. Rodman, it is not gohig to be for awhile. though,as his spraincd When is the Dcmis Rodman enough to save the Pistons. as the heel incurred against the Knicks saga going to end'! Rodman, the oncc-mighty franchise is indisar- will keep hiin sidelined for the Detroit Pistons prodigal ray and seemingly headed for the next few games. rehounder, has returned to action lottery. O.K., O.K. It's time something for the time being. He even inan- Before anyone talks of a title positive be written about the Port- aged 20 rebounds in his return to for the new aid vastly improved land Trailblamx in this space. action, but this seeins like one Orl'ando Magic. acloser look bet- Despite the critic from Oregon relationship heildcd for a divorce. ter be taken at their lineup. Sure, who felt coinpelled to send aper- Rodinan h,w repeated1y stated his the starting five of Dennis Scott. sonal to theDuily indefenseof his desire to leave Motown and his Blazers. this team will not be teaininatcs most assuredly see MAGIC, page 9 page eight THE TUEWS DAILY Thursday, December 3,1992 Jumbos look to build om win ThE CRAFTSHOUSE COFFEE HOUSEPRESENTS TOMASELLO-~ continued from page 7 thcthird period.T~~tniwcllotUnlcd aside 32 of Frruninghiun‘s shots sccincd to lack it little bit. They in a losing effort. had 32shots. hut riot inany quality Tufts hockey is stillrebuilding KENNY KIMURA oncs. from last year with many new The third gmcfor the Jumbos faces. but as soon as they start to wits ii bit closcr. as tiicy only lost click, they should begin winning. by oncgoal to Framinghain State. They proved that on Monday by 6-5. Scorers ii)r the Jumbos in- defeating SI. Michael’s of Ver- cluded Doug Gentile. Jim mont. As for that victory. a com- McMahon. Matt Ryan. Ray plete suminary and commentary Chunp. and Kcviti Faller. Things on Tuft’s first victory is on the didn’t look good early when way. so stay tuned. As far as stay- Friiiniiighmn‘s Rob Bonner scored ing tuned, don‘t miss the Jumbo’s just eleven seconds into the gmc. deburonWMFO91.:i willbenext Tufts iuiswcrcd with the game’s Tuesday, December 8th.The team iicxt Iwo goals in ;I wild five has a way to go yet, :io hold on to ininutc Ilurry ol‘ol‘l‘cnse.Captain your scats hockey fans. there’s a Jim McMahon capped the mini- whole season left. rally when he connected for the Ice Chips go-ahcad score. AS for the rest of Jumbo forward JohnTrainoris the game the Jumbos fired 21 out for at least a week with a shots on net but came up short. as separated shoulder. Defensmen Ken Kimyra will be performing with friends at the Crafts House Coffee House, located at 14 Professors Row Homosexuals alreadv sc?rvind __ MILITARY continued from page 3 No doubt. open acceptance of gays will at first prompt mistrust diseasc. Moreover. opponents within the ranks and ithe resigna- seem to conclude. quite errone- tions of disgruntled military lead- ously. that irreversible conflict ers. But the arguments now used would arise between gays and against gays are virtually the same straights within the military. as thoseusedagainstblacksinthe Such notions are pure non- 1940s. In the trenches of Europe, sense, groynded in illogical and the jungles of Southeast Asia, or hateful assumptions about a the deserts of the Middle East. lifestyle that is utterly foreign to warfire is warfare andcamarade- the military elite. Furthermore. it rie overcomes initial bias. When is quite clear that gays. thousands the situation is one of life and of them. have already served with death, skin color is arbitrary; so honor in the armed forces. and too, is sexual orientation. Blacks that 14 of 16 NATO nations al- have proven this. Gaiys will too, ready admit gays into their armed as long as Bill Clinton stands forces. firm. Greek study not thorough - VOTE one fifth of the faculty voted in continued from page 3 favor of this recommendation. is a strange recornmendation, be- Furthermore, at the faculty meet- cause theTCUcotistitutiontnakes ing. Music Professor h/IarkDeVoto no mention of an organization’s made amotion to commission the 8. membershp practices. This means committee toreevaluate the Greek 0 0 that if the trustees were to pass system more extensivcly and have these same recommendations, a more thorough report. Yet the Saturday, Dee. 5 0 0 there wouldbeno effect on frater- faculty decided that tbey had stud- 0 nities and sororities. The Com- ied the issue for too long and they 0 mittee did not take the time to were tired of studyin:g it. 0 read the TCU Constitution. 9:OO prn - 1:OO am It would be a shame for all of Next time you are awake late 0 the faculty to be labelled for this working on a paper or a project 0 report, because only 64 inembers ‘and you feel tired, do iiiot worry if voted in favor of it. Since there it is flimsy or not thorough; 64 MacPhie Hall 0 are approximately 350 faculty faculty members will be forced to members, this means that only give’you an A. 0 Brotherhood prevails in. frats $3.00 admission 0 GREEKS mittee would have you believe continued from page 3 that these bonds are superficial Dance your Bush off with DJ Dis 0 share this bond, inspired us to andare notsubstantive; that these start to give of ourselves to a bonds ‘are easy to come by. But 0‘ cause that was dear to him. So these bonds are stroqg, and take AI cohol- free, smoke- f ree why not have just anybody work- effort to develop and maintain. ing toward these worthy goals? The fraternity is not about “gang Why isn‘t anyone able to feel mentality” and “protectionism,” these bonds? it isaboutrespect. friendship, and Almost all students at Tufts trust. It is about growing up and haveat one time lived in coeduca- learning life‘s lessons with pebple tional. open housing; for instance. who have similar prolblems. Houston Hall. How many of the If fraternity men have failed at All Welcome students currently residing there times to live up to the best for feel a bond to past residents of which each fraternity stands. as 0 Houston Hall? The proposal that we have seen that they have, the will soon be before the Board of fault c‘annot be rightfiully laid at Trustees would make fraternities the door of the fraternity. The 0 and sororities at Tufts much like fault may, with greater reason, be classrooms or dorms. containing attributed to deep-seattxlpersonal random groupings of Tufts stu- attitudes rather than the alleged dents. Fraternities ‘and sororities “inherent structural problems” of have always been, and need to the Greek system. We agree with TUFTSLESBIAN, GAY, BISEXUALCOMMUNITY remain, more th‘an that. the faculty’s desire to reform the This concept is something that Greek system, yet strongly dis- the authors of the proposal refuse agree with their means to “the 6 27-3 580 to recognize. The Ad Hoc Com- end.” Thursday, December 3,1992 THE TUFFS DAILY page I

The versity ’s Arts and Entertainment Guide Tufts Daily KENDER

Escapist fantasies aspire to Art

by PATRICK HEALY Daily Editorial Board “There is something comforting about being tied up. Like when you were a baby and your mother strapped you in the car seat. She wanted you to be safe. It was an act of love.” There are many ways that Sex, the latest artistic venture for singer cum actreSs/author Madonna, can be viewed -- and most of those approaches are cynical. The book is a virtual flesh catalogue, detailing the sexual and subconciousfantasies of an American phenomenon through photographs and text. Sex plays -- and for a marketing mogul like Madonna, plays is the right word -- like a Robert Mapplethorpe exhibit, but turnedinward: shedding conventional and conservative attitudes of “Art” and exploring the oft-repressed fantasies that cannot be fully realized in a world of AIDS and disease. Madonna is not one who is often characterized as repressed, but in a frank preface to Sex she notes that “everything you are about to see and read is a fantasy, a dream, pretend.” She is not saving herself from criticism; artisticpurists have already attacked the book as tasteless, out- and-out pornography. What she is saying is that people have become so beleagured by despairing realities that the thoughts expressed in her book have had togo“underground,” so to speak. But Sex does not pretend to be a talisman for these fantasies;however, Madonna is utilizing subconcious -- for her in this hard-pressedexistence it is the only access to the soul -- to develop an Artistic medium for the 21st century. Bluntly stating “This book is about sex,” Sex uses her fantasies as a testament to a world that has disappeared publicly, but one that Madonna feels still exists in pop star’s new booL is nothing but smut - pedod- humanitv’s collective subconscious. And thirefore she has chosen to by MADHU UNNIKRISHNAN controversial book simply entitled set records. And everyone from the explore this part of the human mind, Daily Editorial Board Sex. For months, the media have man on the street tocelebritiesvoiced contending that such dreams and “Erotic, Erotic, put your hands been flooded with interviews and an opinion on the work, many desires -- while repressed -- are a allovermy body.”Theselatestwords articles, all discussing the social positive, and many vehemently major part of what it is to be, from Madonna bombard us ramifications, the appropriateness, negative. essentially, human. everywhere -- in dance clubs, on the and the artistic merit of this book; But Sex proved to be quite a As in her escapist song “La Isla radio, in stores. We hear these words and this was before the book had disappointment. One expected the Bonita,” the text of Sex intends to in one of the catchiest pop songs of even came within a mile of any best: artful photographs of people transport the reader far away from the year. books tore. enjoying pleasures most carnal; Madonna’s public identity. The Madonna’s song “Erotica” is not Then Sex hit bookstores all across instead, the anxious reader only sees author (or in this case, fantasizer) simply her latest artistic effort, but it the world (except in India, where it pictures of Madonna being naughty. aims to tout the Material Girl’s first was banned). And almost 500,000 see ART, page see SEX, page 111 II major literary effort, her copies sold in a week -- afigure that Page II THE TUnS DAILY Thursday, December 3,1992 WEEKENDER Meanwhile, ‘Eirotica’: good beat, no melody

by ELIN DUGAN something Jody Watley would do, it But if the themes on Erotica are and chanting. When Madonna Daily Editorial Board is immensely satisfying. The first old hat, the sound is anything but. speaks, it is in her husky “bedroom Madonna enjoys sex. It doesn’t word is “Bitch!” which follows the Madonna has always produceddance voice.”“Waiting”is agoodexample. matter whoor what with, nordoesit sound of glass shattering. Later, music, but on this album, beat and The“chorus” is simply the repetition matter where or when -- she simply Madonna says in a somewhat rhythmcome to the forefront, almost of “Waiting for you, just waiting...” enjoys it. And if we learn only one psychotic chant “You’ll do it, you’ll canceling out any true attempts at You can almost imagine Madonna thing from her new album Erotica take it. You’ll screw it, you’ll fake singing. There are few songs on sitting on the bed, wearing... never . andor’her new picture book, Sex, it.” Madonn,a deserves merit if only which Madonnaactually sings-- and mind, you can buy the book for that. that is it. In an interview, Madonna for saying what many of us women when she does, it seems almost has claimed that the book and the have always wanted to say.to the incidental next toeach song’sdriving The song which stands out most album are entirely separate; neither other woman. beat and synthesizers. “Rain” is the on Erotica is one in which Madonna one has anything to do with the Madonna.confronts the theme of one song that is completely sung, does not even sing. The song, “Did other. Yes, and pigs fly, too, unrequited love in the song and it emerges as a reminder of you do it?” is performed by two Madonna. ’ “Waiting.” “‘Don’t go making me Madonna’s old says of “Crazy for rappers, Mark Goodman and Dave Sex is about sex. So is Erotica. Murphy. Basically, one of them is Hence, the connection is made. The telling the other onejust how,-when, songs on Erotica use not only the and where he “did it.” He includes sameimageryasSexdoes, but contain such lovely analogies as “It was lyrics that are straight off the pages ‘Mmm, mm, good’ just like of the book. For example, Campbell’s Soup.” Finally an Madonna’s “fantasy character” inventive lyric, I guess. Madonna’s named Dita, whoappears throughout voice actually does appear in the Sex, opens the album by whispering song, but only to sing the chorus of “My name is Dita. I’ll be your “Wait in g ,” which continues mistress tonight.” throughout in the background. Both Sex and Eroticu confront a variety of issues which surrounding The inclusion of “Did you do it?” the entire “concept” of sex; that is, by Madonna must illustrate some sex with animals, sex in groups, sex sort of a need to be dominated by a with old men, sex with yourself, etc. man. Listeners are given the image One of the ideas that Madonna really of Madonna begging this guy for sex stresses is that sex has nothing to do ‘ as he describes their past exploits to with love. She sees the two as his buddy. Itiscertainly notapleasing completely separate, and this idea is image, but it further exemplifies embodied in the song “Bye Bye Madonna’s belief that love and sex . Baby.” The song begins with the are separate entities. assertion that “This is not a love song,” lyrics which also appear on Erotica is a departure for Madonna’s Like a Prayer album in Madonna. Gone are the days of the song “Love Song.” “Ho1iday”and “Material Girl.” Back The entire album, though, is not in the early ’80s she included just as centered around this idea. cry. You’re gonna say goodbye.” If You” and “Into the Groove.” many sexual references (we all know Madonna’s songs, which she co- anything on this album is vintage Listening to it, one almost becomes “Like a Virgin” was a joke), only wrote with the exception of one, Madonna, it’s her lack of inventive nostalgic for the goodol’ days when then, theyjust weren’tas blatant. On span the spectrum of emotions that lyrics. She’lluseanyclicheaslongas a song meant actually singing. Erotica, Madonna seems to have exist in a relationship. “Thief of it rhymes nicely. Really, how many sacrificed subtlety and tune for pure Hearts” is a song for any woman more times can we all stand to hear Throughout therest of the album, danceability. This is not altogether who has lost her man to someone the words “waiting” and one gets the uncomfortable feeling bad; the songs are all very successful else. Although far from being the “anticipating” used as complements that Madonna would much prefer to in this aspect. However, if you’re best song on the album, lacking any to each other? (Someone should put be having sex than recording the looking for the old Madonna, you originality and sounding almost like that practice to rest once and for all). songs, SO prevalent is the moaning will not find her here. Questions must be asked ART Let’s be frank: the text in this the written and the visual rely on pseudo-linguists to aid their agenda, continued from page I book is not rnuch worse than the each other for interpretation. Most in this case a social one), these assumes different names in her works of Henry Miller, Anais Nin, of the photos involve a nude or photographs are simply expression attempt to shed the infamous or D.H. Lawrence would have been mostly nude Madonna in various -- that is what Madonna intended, personality/body of US culture and if they weren”t living in the chaste positions with different men and and each photo inarguably is saying become a “new” being, an object of world of their time. There is a lot of women, evoking a sensual nature somethingbeyond “Here is my body” desire andlust. Ultimately, however, lustful sex going on between the that the text builds upon. Like any or “Isn’t this twisted?” this effort at self-reinvention is metal covers of this book, but its well-done piece of art, the photos Americans who are fans of- nothing new: Madonna has always language separates Sex from forums lend the text more than simple Madonna are doubting the artist’s “changed” through the years (from in Playboy and the like, to which this complimentary substance; each integrity since Sex, which was Boy-Toy to Mrs. Sean Perm to book has been compared. In these picture has a textual quality of its recently,#l on TheNew York Times Marilyn to the woman who Warren so-called men’s magazines, sexual own. Madonna believes mediums Best Seller List, .was published. But Beatty wasdating to,currently, Over- trysts are so ~verlydesrcibed and like music and photography -- if people question her drive behind The-Edge SEXUALITY). "Dits," raunchy that there potency explodes capturingemotions better than mere publishing this book, to be fair those as she calls herself through much of in over-indul@;ence.But in sex, the words -- are better conveyers of people with misgivings must ask: the book, is only one among many fantasies are rmre raw, fantasies. How do you argue the veracity of characters Madonna has assumed to straightforward, and complex -- The photos, in color, black and one adult woman’s fantasies? And if achieve a desired end. Madonna is not talking so much white, andmixed, allmanifest varying ajudgementisgoing tomadeonSex, ‘‘Inever know when I’m going to about sex but rather her need to levels of quality. Most of the shots is thatdecision basedon the author’s have a sex dream. They just come express sex. While Playboy seeks to are posed, either for effect or visual stated intent with the sex and photos outof the blue. Iusmllyhavelesbian excite the reader, Sex seeks to interest, but some of the photos or the neo-puritanical motives of the sexdreams withpeoplelknow.Once document how society has become seem to do what at least Madonna’s questioners’ own subconcious, in a while a stranger steps in, but so repressive hat craven libidos are preface states: show fantasiesattheir fearful of what Madonna has generally it’s withpeople I would be suffering in the SUbCOnSCiOUS. most honest, most risque. While reckoned? jusr horrified to have sex with. Like The artistic: leaps are made in the many detractors will call this work There’sonly one simple,impartial my maid.” bdok’s photography, and the way pornography, (a. word misted by answer: Buy The Book. Thursday, December 3,1992 THE TUITS DAILY page I11 -WEEKENDER neBrattle’s new schedule makes for a jolly Xmas

by NADYA SBAITI butt. From now until Jan. 7, 1993, Brattle documentaries that are sure Special Engagements are shown Daily Editorial Board the showings will adhere to a new to raise eyebrows. Ayn Rand’s novel on Fridays and Saturdays. These For the more astute and obser- strict schedule of daily categories. about the power of architecture are truly Classic movies, that you vant who have been reading Week- comes to you in documentary form, probably wouldn’t see yourself un- ender, and the Daily in general, you On Sundays, you can sit back as well asThe Architecture of Doom. less your parents rented them or may have noticed that Harvard and enjoy warm-hearted romantic Steven Hawking’s A Brief History dragged you along with them. Two Square has been milked for all its comedies of the thirties and forties. of Time will also be showing, also films to be shown are An American worth and analyzed to death. Coffee Can you really stand back while Koyaanisqatsi, a compilation of In Paris, starring Vincent Minelli shops, record stores, clothing, stroll- twenty minutes away you could be sped-up film chronicling slow and Gene Kelly, and Gas, Food, ing the square in general have all gazing at Cary Grant, Carole events, like the setting of the sun or Lodging, the tale of women coming been written about. We at the paper Lombard, Jimmy Stewart, or cloud movements. to terms with all aspects of their truly believed that Harvard Square Katherine ’Hepburn? Claudette Wednesdays bring free popcorn, lives. The hulking King Kong will was done for, and that we could now Colbert will also be there some- and movies about feasts and cook- also be screened as well as Children move on to other squares, as in where as well as Irene Dunne. Some ing, basically. The Cook, The Thief, of Paradise and L‘ Elegant Crimi- Teele, -Porter, dance. of the greatest films ever will be His Wife and Her Lover will be nal. screened there, like Holiday (Grant showing. Other Hollywood classics Occasionally, the Brattle Theater But fortunately some aspects of and Hepburn), The Awful Truth slated for screening are The Baker’s will present Wordworth Readings, Harvard Square change, and we can (Grant and Dunne), The Philadel- Wife, Goodfellas, Raging Bull and where noted experts lecture on their revisit old favorite haunts. The phia Story (Hepburn, Grant, Dinner At Eight. subjects of expertise. Past lecturers Brattle Theater, at 40 Brattle St. in Stewart), and a special screening of have included novelist Norman the heartufHarvard Square, isprob- It’s A WonderjU Life. Thursdays bring you towards Mailer, noted psychologist Robert ably the niftiest little theater ever. Mondays showcaseneo-noir and the end of the week with movies Coles M.D., and autobiographer Jill Established in 1890, it has with- gothic-noir films such as Night and directed by Eric Rohmer. Claire’s Ker Conway. stood the test of time (over 100 the City (the original), Sweet Smell Knee premieres, followed by Chloe So,friends,Tuftonians, the Brattle years for all you still struggling). of Success, Rebecca, Portrait of In The Afternoon, TheAviatorS Wife, is not just another neat-looking Nowadays, it is synonymous with Jennie and Murder at Harvard. The Pauline At The Beach, and Boy- building adorning the streets of classics, intellectual readings, and Monday right before the first day of friends and Girlfriends. The Harvard Square, but actually a liv- movies by serious artists and film- exams you really ought to go see a storylines are light and extremely ing, breathing pleasure dome of art makers that do not receive wide creepy, eerie film. It will definitely entertaining without being trashy and movies. Check it out when your recognition, but which could more get you in the mood for exams. and making you feel like your trip mind starts to feel like Ernie’s rub- often than not whip some Oscar Get informed on ’hesdays with was a waste of time. ber duckie. Book is just an advertisement for Madonna SEX Madonna’s shameless self- continued from page I promotion. Indeed, Sex is full of pictures, But it is the text of the book that beautifully done, of Madonna is truly offensive. At the beginning cavorting with all manner of people. of the book, Madonna expresses But most pictures involve only one that she thinks more standard person, Madonna herself. And that pornography is “silly” and “fake.” is the central most disgusting thing The text of Sex, though, is not that about this book. That is, she claims much different from “traditional” in the prologue that she aims to pornography. In her book, Madonna teach people about sex, but instead, writes of her fantasies, thinking that she only teaches them to look at and all the world wouldcare about them. admire Madonna. She writesof her love for her genitals, and she discusses the various things Not only is Madonna the focus of shelikesabout herpartner’s genitals. every photograph, as rightly she She writes of her friend’s fantasies, should be, but the photographs are and she writes long pieces about her hardly about sex. Rather, most of own all-consuming desire. It is the the pictures feature Madonna in text of the book that is unbelievably various stagesof undress, sometimes vulgar. She has tarnished the by herself,and sometimeswithother artfulness of the photographs with people. The book is basically a her smarmy prose. medium through which Madonna can get as many nude pictures of Moreover, it is in the text of the herself into publication. And though book that Madonna reveals her this is her artistic effort, by the 20th intention to be naughty. Not only picture of a naked Madonna in some does she say “only the one who hurts auto-erotic pose, the game becomes you can comfort YOU,” but on some rat her tiresome. pages, only the “dirty” words are capitalized, and in bold print to boot. Basically, Sex is just naughty. For what other reason than to be None of the photographs are deliberately shocking would she go especially shocking, although .the that extra mile? This reviewer can shots of Madonna and Vanilla Ice think of nothing else. are interesting, to say the least. One Madonna’s latest effort, Sex, is a gets the sense that Madonnais simply truly fascinating work. It is amazing trying to see how many eyebrows simply because it proves that the she can’ raise. This, in all truth, has consuming public will buy almost been her primary skill throughout anything that they are toldis sexually her career, for she has always known controversial. It is basically a spiral- how far to push the limits of bound advertisement for one thing: acceptability, without crossing that Madonna. And, if that is what you fine. :li@’:.between shwking and are interested in, then by all means, ‘offensi$e;: as Sinead:,O’Connor did buy it. But if you are looking for art,

’ .’ recently; .ThuS;’S& is a treat for the or even pornography, look eyes, if one doek not, tire of elsewhere. .. . -- 7 --page Tv THE TUFl’S DAILY Thursdav.“I December 3.1992 LISTINGS

.The BiBc-stJ Listin@ Pqe Yet l - QOME, Indeed! THETAM tribute). See Friday for phone Thursday Calypso Hurricane. Call 277- number. Concerts 0982 for more and more informa- tion. Comedy AXIS DICKDOHERTY’S COMEDY Meat Meat Manifesto. Call 262-2437. CHRISTOPHER’S . VAULT Tricia Langlois. 9:OO p.m. 876- SEE FRIDAY’S LISTINGS. THETAM 9 180. Spotlight on Women: Talking DICKDOHERTY’S COMEDY to Animals, The Sextons, Ameri- JOHNNYD’s HUT can Gladiators (featuringJennifer Hypnotic Clambake. Concert SEE FRIDAY’S LISTINGS. Jackson). Call 277-0982 for in- Line 776-9667. Call 267-6626. formation. MANRAY COMEDYCONNECTION AT THEWESTERN FRONT (18+) DJ’s Chris and George FA~UILHALL Call for information492-7772. play alternative and industrial Call 248-9700 for informa- Photo by Phil Aywb music. tion. Foreverplaid isafun-filledshow BUNRAITY’S HOUSE,3 10 WASHINGTON of song anddance. Call 357-8384 STREET Allston. Medicine Pipe, Mask, SCULLER’SJAZZ CLUB Films for tickets. Runs indefinitely. Gifts From The Heart: Christmas Najarian. Call 254-9820 for info. James Williams, at 8:30 and BARNUM008, TUFTS 10:30~ ~~ nm. Call 783-0090. with the Alcotts. On Thursday, UNIVERSITY Museums THEPLoum & STARS . Dec. 3, the famous classic Little HIGHLANDJAZZ INC. Flock like birds on a wire to MUSEUMOF FINEARTS, Women by Louisa May Alcott Madeleine Hall and the this, the third in a series of dan- BOSTON comes to life in a performance by Rhythm Hounds. Call 492-9653 Call for Info: 965-4424. gerous guns (Lethal Weapon 3) “The Lure of Italy: American the Orchard House, the home of for information. Comedy whose quality of humor- is in- Artists and the Italian Experi- theAlcotts in Concord, MA. Call versely proportional to the num- ence.” A new exhibit, which 482-6439 for info. THE RAT ber following the title. Me1 chronicles the impact of Italian A Ford Hall Forum will fea- (19+) Upside Down Cross, VAULT,124 BOIVL~TON Gibson, Danny Glover, and the art and culture on American art- ture MacNeil-Lehrer NewsHour Moving Targets, B ugj uice, STREET,BosTorlr ever-whining Joe Pesci star. $2. ists. Runs through Dec. 13. nationalcorrespondent Charlayne Smackmellon, Orangutang, John David hkeadlines with Shows at 7:OO and 9:30 p.m. Hunter-Gault. Program starts at Twisted Roots, X-15 andRaguon. Denise Bums and SDike Tobin. ISABELLAGARDNER MUSEUM 7:OO p.m. Admission is free. For NEXT WEEK: Frankly Scarlet Runs ‘til Saturday. Show starts at The Special Exhibitions Gal- more info, call 437-5800. plays p.m. For half-price at 10: 15 1O:OO p.m. $10 cover. Call 267- Ongoing lery features John Singer tickcts call 666-4794. Call for 6626 for informal.ion. Theater Sargent’s El Jaleo,. highlighting THEBOSTON CONSERVATORY information 536-2750. ’ Violin rixital by the BSO and THE WANG CENTER FOR THE the Spanish Dancer, a painting COMI~DYCONM;CTION, rediscovered in France in 1988, guest artist Judith Gordon. Will IKIS~I‘OPIIHK’S PIIKI‘OKMINGAKIS Cf F/\NIWII, HALL,BOSTON and now on vicw in Boston for the perform Bach, Bartokand others. Thc Loitcrcr’s and Liz Hamel. This year’s Boston Ballet pro- Shows at 8:00 and 10:15 p.m. first timc. Brcalhlaking stuff, that. 536-6340. Show ai 8:00pm. Call 876-9 I80 duction OS The Nutcracker cel- Covcr $ IO. Call 367-2986. $2 for students. Call 278-5106 for morc info. cbratcs the 100th annivcrsary of for info. TIEPRUDENTIAI, CENTIX thc production. Thc children arc DICKDo1 [RK’rY’s COMEDY , The 21st Annual Christmas JOHNNY D’s better than ever in thisNutcracker, Tree Lighting and Carol Sing on HUT, 149 ALEWIFEBROOK and the dancing, music and sets The Gift. Call 484-0295. Saturday, Dec. 5 at 600 p.m. on PARKWAY,CAMBRIDGE are as beautiful as ever. The Nut- JILLIAN’SBILLIARD CLUB Huntington Ave. One of the most RYLESJAZZ CLUB . ..--VinnieFavorita~headlineswith cracker runs through Nov. 3. Call spectacular and well-lit events in 93 1-ARTS for ticket information. The Golf Club, Boston’s first INTERNATIONALE Ken Dubner and Bob Sheehey. Boston. There will also be a laser Show times Friday.,9:OO p.m. Call ever 18-hole indoorminiature golf Call 876-9330 for lots more show, and a band, The tree was a 49 1-2422 for information. THEWILBUR THEATRE course opens at Jillian’s in juicy information. Kenmore Square. Featured is the gift from Nova Scotia to say TheHuntingtonTheaterispre- thanks for Boston’s help after and CATCHA RISINGSTAR, 30 senting their annual production “DogLeg Kitchen & Bar” offer- ing gourmet pizza and other ex- explosion in Halifax Harbor on Friday JFK, HARVARDSQ., of Charles Dickens’A Christmas Dec. 6 1917. Carol, this year at the traditional otic foods, along with beer and Concerts CAMBRIDGE. wine. Club hours are 500 p.m - Call 661-9887. and comfortableWilbur Theater. Films THEPLOUGH & STARS Runs through Christmas. Call 1:OO a.m. Monday through Fri- day, Saturday 11:OO a.m. -1:OO LOEWSFRESH POND Kevin Connolly. Call for info. NICK’SCOMEDY STOP, 100 423-4008 for tickets. 492-9653. a.m. and Sunday 12:OO p.m. - THEATER WARRENTON ST., BOSTON. THECI-MRLES PLAYHOUSE 1:00 a.m. Cost is $6 per round of Aladdin (Two screens); The THEWESTERN FRONT Show at 8:30 p.m. Call 482- Shear Madness, the longest-run- golf. Located at 3 Landsdowne Bodyguard; Home Alone II (Two 0930. . ning play in Boston, is a scream. St., Boston. For more info, call screens); Bram Stoker’sDracula; Call 492-7772. 262-0300. This murder-mystery uses its au- Passenger57;Jennifer8; Sneak- Films ers; Under Seige; The Mighty BUNRAITY’S dienccas sleuthsandparticipants THEPARK PLAZA Ducks. For showtimes, call 661- Allston. Orangutang, X-15, BARNUM008, TUFT^ -- always a reliable treat. Call UNIVERSITY 426-5225 for details. Authors Norman Rush (Mut- 2900. Pods, Jerkwater. Call 254-9804 ing, winner of the 1991 National The Double L$e of Veronique Also playing is Ain’t Or 254-9820. Book Award) and Art stretches actress Irene Jacobs’ Misbehavin’, the hit Broadway LowASSEM~LY SQUARE Spiegelman (Maus and Maus talentsin thisdualrole. Sheplays musical about the colorful per- II, Aladdin (Two screens); The THERAT winner of the Pulitzer Prize) will two Veroniques, one Polish and former Fats Waller. Plays through Bodyguard; Home Alone I1 (Two (19+) Satanics, Bark Like A both be reading from their works one French, who forge a very mid-December before continu- screens); Malcolm X (Two Dog, Deep Jimi and the Zep next Monday, Dec. 7. Call 623- extraordinary bond. $2. Talk ing on its national tour. Call 426- screens); Bram Stoker’s Dracula Creams, In the Balcnoy,Passions. 0202 for times and ticket infor- about being in two placesat once. 69 12 for details. (Two screens); Passenger 57; A Call for information. 536-2750. mation. Showtimesat 9:30p.m. andmid- River Runs Through It; The Mighty Ducks; Under Siege. For THEPARADISE nigtit. THE HASTYPUDDING THEATER THEWANG CENTER FOR THE showtimes, call 628-7000. (18+) PJ Harvey, David J. Call PREFORMINGARTS for information. 254-2052. The delightful and funny Fly- Saturday ing Karamazov Brothers is play- On Jan. 10 and 11, the Wang LOEWSHARVARD SQUARE Center will be showing the entire Waterland; Glengarry Glen THECHANNEL Concerts ing at this Harvard Square The- ater through Jan. 3. Call 496- Star Wars trilogy on a big screen Ross; The Last of the Mohicans; Johnny Winter and Edgar Winter CHRISTOPHER’S 8400 for tickets. in the majestic theater. Star Wars, A River Runs Through It; The band. $11.50 cover at the door. Contemporary folk artists Maria The Empire Strikes Back, and Lover; and The Rocky Horror Call 695-3230. Sangiolo and Diane Ziegler. 990 THEATERLoBsY Return of the Jedi will be shown PictureShow. For showtimes,call p.m. Call 876-9180. back-to-back for a one-ticket ad- The popular musical-comedy 864-4580. CLUBM-80 . mission price of $10. Call 931- Nunsense has been running for ARTS for ticket info. Euro-house and international THETAM years in Boston, and has now COOLIDGECORNER THEATRE music. 21. Call 254-2054. T.H:and the Wreckage. 10: 15 found a home in this charming Boston Filmmakers’‘ Under- P.m. Show. Call 27’7-0982 for in- NorthEndTheater.Call227-9872 MUSEUMOF FINEARTS ground; Aladdin; Metropolis; THECurroN CLUB formation. for details. Dust of Angels and Pushing Claire of the Moon; Swoon; Hoo- International night, with Hands, two films from the Re- rayfor Underdog. Call734-2500. reggae, house, techtio and Latin JOHNNYD’s THE BOSTONPARK PLAZA public of China on Taiwan at music. 541-0101 Shirley Lewis blues. Must be21. The Broadway hit F~~~~~~ 12:00and2:00p.m.respectively. Remis Auditorium. Call 267- Call 776-9667. Plaid is in Boston for an indefi- Weekender is edited by Assistant 9300. Arts Editor Nadya Sbaiti. Photo NIGHTSTAGE nite run at the Plaza. Al- Park Editor is Tabbert Teng. Produc- CosmosFactoryat8:OOand 11:OO THECHANNEL though the “theater space” at the p.m. Call 497-8200. U8+) Back in Bslack (AC/DC Plazaconsistsof tables andchairs, OLDSOUTH MEETING tion Manager is Lori Ruben. Thursday, December 3,1992 THE TUFTS DAILY page nine City Council overric es Flynn’s veto on condom vending BOSTON (AP) -- Overriding cquipincnt. Scolidriis said. the activists. Larry Kcsslcr. director said in a press release. “It will be Councilor Charles Yancey was Mayor Raymond Flynn’s veto. mc;isiirc costs business-owners of the AIDS Action Commiltcc. overturned by the courts.” absent. thccity council voted Wednesday nothing. said in Novcnihcr that Flynn‘s A similar ordinance enacted in Wednesday‘s vote ciune two to require large rcstaurnnts aid Flynn. who vctocd the ordi- opposition to increased condom C;unhridgc Inst year requires that days after activists held a press hills to install condom-vciidiiig Iiitlicc IWOweeks ago. W;tS IiOt iivi1il;lbility contr;tdicls CII- all city-licensed establishments. contcrcnce outside City Hall as rnachincs to help prevent the imnicdiatcly :\vilililblc lor coin- dorsclticilt by Ihc U.S. CoIifcr- including hotels, motels, restau- ptof W~ldAIDS Day. FoIIow- sprcnd of AIDS. mcnt. cncc of Miiyors. Flynn rccclitly nuits. bars aid ~nunicipaloffices. Ing that rally. Flynn agreed to The ordinance. passed 9-3. Earlier this year. the council completed it term as thc i n st a1 1 c on d om - vending in a- meet with AlDS activists Friday applies to businesses that serve adopted ;I inore sweeping confcrcncc‘s ptcsitlcnt . chines. However. Cambridge of- on condom distribution in public alcohol. offer cnlcrtaininent and Scondras proposal. which Flynn Kessler was not immediately ficials cxcmprcd businesses who schools. cm scat more than 100 pcoplc. also rc.icctcd. 111 that CWC. the available for comment on contacted the city‘s Licensing FI y n n oppose s tnakin g Estahlishnicnts also must make council failed to~,vcrridcthe veto. Wednesday. Commission by last Dec. 31. condoms available to students. AIDS inlormat ion availnhlc to The mayor hiL< said the ordi- The Catholic League for Reli- making compliance largely vol- favoring instead acurriculum that t tic ir patrons. nitncc violatcs business-owners’ giousiuid Civil Rightscondetnncd untary. cinphasixs abstinence and de- “What it tries to do is warn conslilutic~nalrights. “You can‘t Wednesday’s override is “a rep- Cou nc i 1 ors A lhcrt “Dapper” veloping moral values. But he people while they’re most vulncr- order :I private business to instidl rchcnsiblc assault on religious O’Ncil, James Kelly arid Janes said he would listen tothe group‘s able. while they‘re drinhing and iuid inaintain condoin inachincs freedom rights.” Byrnc opposed the override. ConccrIls. dating. that Ihci’e is this cpidcinic in their prciniscs,”Flynn said Izi’it “Byrcq~iringCatholicstovio- going OI~:* saiti Councilor David month. H~ ;lis() prcdictcd the tatc their religious beliefs as a Pistons headed for lottery

with anyone. but Orlando doesn’t and their deep bench come play- have much of a bench. Check off time. There are too many that. Orlando doesn‘t have any deeper leans in the east for Or- bench. In back-to-back victories lando to be taken seriously this Keep It Tickin’ ‘over Houston ‘and Indiana last yea. The nucleus isthere,though. week, the Magic received a tod so watch out. of 18 points from their bench. Adult CPR Need for more input citied STUDENTS Kzipliin lidded. continued from page 1 Allhough Tripoll also believed representative” of the student that the students should have had Coursc includcs rcscuc breathing, body’s opinions. a greater say in the decision, she CPR, and trcatrncnt of obstrucrcd “Maybe the certain students commented that the vote to airway for adults. Succcsslul who were at the meeting repre- cocdi1y“is. h~wicully.f~~riiow.the cornplction will providc scnrcd sotnc students, but not in solution that makes the most American Red Cross Ccrtification. general.“ the student continued. scnsc.” student DATE: Tliiirsday, 1)cccmbcr 10 The alsodisagreed with Ultimalcly. the students were TIME: 4 - Ypt11 the faculty’s recotrunendation to unsurcol what they felt theTrust- PLACE: 26 Winthrop Slrcct, 1L)oiii I cc?cdify the Greek system. ccs find decision would be. REGISTRATION: 1N PElLSON Kiiplan felt that “it’s not an “I’ve heard that the Trustees ONLY AT 55 TALBOT AVE issue for the Trustees to decid‘e. won’t destroy the system. but they * THROUGH DECEMUER 7Tl.1 but an issue for the students and do have to I& the faculty’s vote FEE: S20 for inarcrials / tenrn \ their goveriunpped Meanwhile. officials inGeneva by Serb authorities. said Michael scheduled a meeting for Decem- Kcats. a spokesman for the UN ber 16 of foreign ministers froin Friday, December 4, 1992 agency in Zagreb. Croatia. the UN Security Council nations On Tuesday. Sarajevo came and other sponsors of the pace under its heaviest bombardment talks. Ministers from 24 nations in weeks. At least 336 artillery, will discuss the sttittlsof the peace lor00 am tank and mortar rounds hit gov- talks. ernment positions. said Major Juan Villaion. ;t spokesman for the UN Career Planning Center peacekeeping force. In a related development, a top Fourteen rounds hit Serb posi- electoral official in Belgrade said tions. according to UN monitors. moderate Yugoslav Premier Milan Panic had failed to produce docu- “It comes as a disappointment ments qualifying him to run to scc a sudden upsurge in fight- against Serbia’s hard-line Presi- Discuss the admissions process, ing when we‘re trying toorganize dent Slobodan Milosevic in elec- a ccsmtion of hostilities.” said tions December 20. Panic, a Serb- UN civil affairs officer Mik boni Califonlia businessman,had Magnusson. to prove he has been resident in areas of study and student life. Asked why the comhat h?d Serbia for a year. page ten THE TUmS DAILY Thursday, December 3,1992 NIH committee endorses broad human test of AIDS vaccines these trials could have impor- BETHESDA. Md. (AP) -- A‘ The approprialion law speci- they though drug testing should that money for the testing would tant scientific iinpact even if none coininittee of the NiltionA Insti- fied thrrl the ViiccinC Irial could be he bitd 011 science. not politics. be withdrawn if the drug trial was of the vaccines worked. tutes ol’ Health endorsed wide- ci~~~cclcdil’thc NIH, the F00di~1d “This is ill) uI1aicccptithlc way not approved. Under a plan organized by spread human testing of AIDS Drug Adininistratiori itid the De- of going about the nalion‘s hio- Dr. Anthony Fauci, director of Fauci, group coininittees will vacc i iics Wcdnc sda y hu t de- fense Dcpartincnt dccidcd within incdical research.” said Patricia the Natiollid Institute of Allergies a of work out specific details of the nounced the congressional action six inoiiths thiit ;I triiil of ppl60 King. a Georgetown Univcrsity and Infectious Diseases. said the vaccine trials. This will include Ihiit ordered the tests. W~ISilot :lppropriiltc. prol’cshor and a incinbcr of ihc trial will involve treating people the number of patients, which The Advisory Coininittee to A ViIcciilc coininittcc sclcctcd advisory coininittcc. foradiscase that already is infect- vaccines will be how the the Director of NIH approved a by NIH director B;ernadinc P. Ora L. Strickland. an Emory ing their bodies. Such therapeutic used. plan thiit calls li)r tcsling of vac- Hcaly inct twice last inonlh and llnivcrsity professor of nursing uses of a vaccine. he said, “are effect of the vaccines will be ineasured tuid where the trials cines among pcoj’k inl‘cctcd w ith finally votctl torccornincnd to the and ;i incinhcr of the coininittcc. unchartered waters” and include will be conducted. The plans are the AJDS virus. Final plains for the director [hat she approvc ;I trial said she Wils concerned that iip- a number of uncertainties. to be completed by January. when clinical trials itre still being for- IhitI WOUI~include gpI60 d011g proving the triill could set a bad Vaccines usually are given to Hcaly plans to present a report to ’ mulated. officials sitid. with one or two othw- vaccines. precedent . in& the body develop specific Congress ordcrcd the trials in The Advisory Coininittee ;IC- “We can‘t have this happening xitibodies to prevent an infec- Congress. October by including in the Dc- lion Wcdilcsdiiy c~ldorscdthat ovir and over again.” she said. tion. An NIH official said that the FDA and the Defense Depart- fcnsc Depart incii 1‘s appropriation report. “This is 1101 the proper way to get Nonetheless. Fauci said. the ;I $20 million fund. The appro- Despite the UilililiiIloUs vote. research done in this country.” trial could answer important sci- inent would be given the opportu- priiitjoil was passed after lobby- incinbcrs ol‘ thc Advisory Coin- Hcaly. in remarks before the entific questions about the nature nity to participate or add to the i ing by the drug inanul’itcturcr. inittcc denounced the action of vote, said the congressional ac- and progression ol‘ infection by report from Healy. MicroGcncSys Inc. of Mcrdien. Coi1prcss in initildiitiilg >I. tluiniu1 tion was “a dangerous and possi- the human irnmunodeficiency Healy also naned a coininit- Conn. drug trial. 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For late entries call: Jason 625-3358 Shlraz 629-9718 Rebecca 629-9382 &Om Abroad Literary Journal of International Experiences page twelve THE TUFI’S DAILY Thursdav. December 3.1992 W Surgeons, widow hail Trustees to study Greek system in spring- GIFFORD Although both University WOuldiIpPint this committee, he continued from page 1 President John DiBiaggio and explained that he is not sure what first artificial heart said. Academic Vice President 1. will be the outcome of the ques- Ifits rccomincridationsiuc fol- Melvin,Bcnisteinspeculated ear- tion of whether or not Tufts’ fra- SALT LAKE CITY -- (AP) Clark, a Seattle-area dentist. lowed. the faculty-supported rc- lier this month that the Trustees ternities and sororities will con- Physicians and the widow of the ww dying of hext diseitsc when port would c;iuse all I‘raternities would discuss the Greek system‘s tinue to exist in thecurrent fonn. first artificial heart recipient gath- he vol untecrcd for the cxpcriinen- fate at their annualFebruary meet- “It’s hard to say what will hap- ered for a “celebration of life” and sororities to bccoinc open to tal surgery that tcwk place Dcc. 2, id1 tncmbcrs ofthc Tufts coininu- ing, Gifford did not think that the pen.“ Gifford said. Wednesday, 10 years to the day IYX2. He died 112 daiys later. nity without regird togender. race. issue will be an item on the Feb- Gifford did assure. however. after Barney Clark’s hexl was Four other peoplc were im- rc ligion, cthn ic background or ruary agenda. that the trustees will “certainly” replaced with a plastic pump. planted with the experimental “I will fonn acommittee in the t‘akc the faculty’s stance on the Participiults said the courage Jarvik 7. tliuned for its inventor, religion. as well as prohibitarush pricxl or iuly tenn where the group spring. and have a list of sug- issue into account. of Clark aid his wife, Unit Loy, Dr. Robert Jarvik. All1 died, iuld could judge whether or not mem- gested people that these commit- “Whenever the faculty votes helped surgeons and scicntisls the notion that the hcilrt could be tee members should speak to about on ‘an issue. we t,ake that vote very develop live-saving techniques in pcrtnauicntly replaced by a ma- bers could join on the basis of character. the issue. After the committee seriously.” Gifford added. use today. chine fell out of favor. reports back to the Board, we can However,Gifforddoesfeel that “Those of us in this rooin have The fltcult y report recoinmends Sincc Clxk‘s death. lncchiuli- iinplctnenting these changes at make a truly informed decision,” the faculty’s sentiment on the bccn irnpactcd itnmcnsely by his c:;l punips that help tho heart with- Tufts beginning in Sept. 1993. Gifford said. debate is not the only one to be life and what he’s done.” said Dr. out replacing 11 have come into Gifford commented that he considered. Lyle Joyce. whoassisted inClark‘s widespread use. and Ithe govern- Gifford. however, was unsure plans to include students, faculty “We must learn about the surgery at the University of Ut‘ah whether the Trustees will have ment is spending millions into and administrators on,the list of faculty’s vote, weigh the opinions Medical Ccntcr in 1982. ihoroughly studied the issue by research on a perinanent artificial those contacted about the Greek of others. and study all of the - Dr. Williiun DeVrics. the prui- next fall. _. hart. system debate. implicationsof the recommenda- cipal surgeon. was unable to at- Jarvik. who lives iii New York, “I intend to fonnally appoint a “It seeins to issue which tions. Then we as a board can tend hccausc he was caring for a committee oftrustws in the spring, be an said the Clark transplant was a will take some study. It would be vote.” Gifford said. patient in Louisville, Kentucky. to which I ca-mot be a part of, to inilcstoiie that represt:nts the im- a very serious change. and we said Don Olscn. head of the look into the matter and study the portance of the continuing re- Several other members of the school’s artificial hcitrt program. implicationsof the faculty’s vote,” want to study the issueinore care- search. fully,“ Gifford said. Board of Trustees could not be DcVries now lives in Kentucky.. But he comphtinccl that fund- Gifford said. Although Gifford said that he reached for comment yesterday. Joyce. now at Minneapolis ing for artificial head research Gifford to appoint committee Thoracic Associates. said inore had taken a back seat to “politi- than 1 JX)O p:itients have been cally popular“ diseases such as given artificial hearts as ii bridge AIDS. even though more people to transplants of human hciirts. die of heart disease. Student Organization ofhcers . Half survived. Jarvik also displayed his latest Memtiinc. he sitid. cnthusi- invention, the “Jarvik. 10,000,’‘ a asin for ihc core research its beet1 blood pump designed to be in- and a11 oth er interested students are rchindlcd. and rcscihrchcrs in Utah serted into a diseased heart and and clscwhcrc arc hard at work take over its pumping duties. design ing new arti ficial hearts. Thcmost fervent applause was “I’m convinccd that if I say reserved for Mrs. Clark. 7 1, who invited to the first meeting of &e this time. that in IO years there rarely left her husband’s side dur- will hc paticnis with totally im- ing his ordeal. pliuitibk hci1rts walking around “There iuc no words that can amongst us. we’ll he right.“ he express my love and devotion for s;iid.“Iciuionly sny in response to all of you.” she said. ‘.All in all. it that. thank you. Dr. and Mrs. was i~wonderful experience, and Clark.” I wouldn’t trade it for the world.” COUNCILOF<’ .

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The Environmental House is dedicated to finding creative environmental solutions through cooperative living. House responsibilities include cooking once a week, participiating in house projects and contributing positively to the cooperative atmosphere of the house. All undergraduates are welcome to Monday, DecemLer 1 3:30 - 5:30 pm If you are interested, please come by to pick up an application and to join us for dinner onle evening. We are located at 12 Dearborn Road, Lane 100 across the street from Bromfield-Pearson. For questions, more info, etc., please contact: Alex 629-8215 or Ali 629-9690. Sponsored bg the TCU Senate Thursday, December 3,1992 THE TUFI'S DAILY page thirteen us Senate POW committee grills rescue fundraisers WASHINGTON (AP) -- The Liitc Wcdncsdiiy. the SC~CCI Cioctscti convinced tticGn to rent ;i several inst;inces. coininittee "A Senate Select Committee is Scnatc Corninittcc iiivcstigatinp Corninittee on POW-MIAAfl;iirs motor home inslcad. He then put nicnibcrs ;iccuscd the groups of questioning fonncr government the fate of inissing serviceinen in asked the FBI to review the coin- 2.400 III~ICSOI~ the vehicle iind cxapgcr~itiiigorf~ibricatiii~cliuins officials and we have learned that Victn;ini has sonic advice for rc- inittcc files on Alan Everett d;iiniiged it extensively. thilt POWs wcrc known to be asinanyas6SOofourrnenarestill cipicnts 01' fund-raising calls Ibr Goctsch Jr.. who allegedly bilked Goctsch is being cxtr;iditcd ;dive in order to gcncratc I'unds. currently king held." POW rcscuc missions: watch your the liunily of ii missing POW. lroin Cain bodi a i 11 conncc t ion "The pcoplc who have done Sen. John Kerry. D-Mass.. will let. According to evidence col- with schcines in which tic allcg- thcsc things arc nol ~c;iloisin ;I coininittee chairinan. said the let- A wcck ofhc:uings continuing Icctcd hy the coniinittcc. Goetsch. cdly clcl r;iudctl California mer- good ca~se,"said Sen. John ter falsely iinplied that the com- totlay is bringing forth a growing 4 I. asked one family to rent a chiints 01' thousiltids 01 tlolltrs. h~lcCain.R-Ark. a coininittee mittee believed there were 650 pile of cvidcncc suggesting that house near Liikc Tiihoc ;IS ~i "safe Earl icr the coin inittcc rclcaiscd incinhcriind fortncr POW. "They still alive. He said the committee Rainho-style rcsc~icgroups may house" for five to six POWs he clocu incnts and solicitctl test i- itre criininals. and soriic of the has no solid evidence that any hc inorc interested in collecting claiincd he would bring home. rnony qucslionitig the activities rnosf critvcii. inost cynic;il ;uld POWsarcstiIt king hcldinSouth- nioncy than freeing POWs. When ;I liunily incinbcr balked. ol'scvcral POW rcscuc groups. In inosl tlcspiciiblc huintln beings to cast Asia. Curtis Stern of CVCf IUIl il SCilln. Inlocision Managcnicnt. which Aiiiong other things, colnlnit- dralictl the letter 10r Skyhook 11. tee doculncnls showcd that: ciillcd thc Icttcr "11 COIKCIstate- -- Opcra[ioiI Rescue Inc. riiiscd Inctit Of fact." $2.28 InilIion 1.rOl1l 19x5through "It'sfr;iud~lc~it.It'sdisingenu- 19c)obut clcvotcd lle;uly 00 ous. It's grotesque on its face." cent 01'Itlc t()t;Il lo **fund-r:iising Kerry said. "Thcrc ought to be a cxpcliscs" inslcad of rcscuc Inis- st:uld:ud lor some 01 thejunk YOU sions. pcoplc put out in spreading some -- Rcsponsc Dcvcloplncnt of thcsc lies." - Carp. raised $1 .9 ~nilliollfor C~illspl~~ccdtotllt:POWorga- Skyhook II fro111 19x7 [hroLl$h nizat ions were not answered. this fill.accordiiigtorccordsgnth- The coininittee inadc public Pepperoni, Ground beef, Mushroom, Sausage, Ham, Half Price crcd by the colninittce. But only several documents indicating that Onion, Anchovy, Green $2 Ic).ooo wcllt t0wi11-dthe POW the rescue groul'sgeiicratcd'funds Pepper, Green Olives, Double Order any size pizza at group. The rcinaining 89 percent by telling potenlid donors they Cheese, Black Olive, went toward cxpcnscs. WCK on the vcrge.of freeing Pineapple, Spinach, Eggplant, regular price and receive -- Veterainsof the Vietnam War POWs. Tomato, Broccoli, Garlic, Inc. sent a fund-raising letter New York Republican John Prosciutto, Canadian Bacon a 50% discount. promising to deliver petition sig- LcBoultillicr's Skyhook 11 wrote 12" Item S.95 nilturcs to the White House. The tou)ntributors that, "some ofour 16" Item $1.10 signed petitions were never de- captive Aincricans arc irr taililig No coupon needed. Limited time offer. Offer cannot livered ;md remain in a ware- hcitlth. We must move quickly if be used witb specials. At Tufts campus only. house in Wilkes Barre. Pa.. wc want to bring tlieln holne Fresh Garden Salad $3.75 Michael Milnc. president of the dive." Fresh Greek Salad $3.95 orgimization. told the coininitlee A 19x7 I'uIid-riiisiIlg Ictterfrc)ln Choice of Dressing: Italian, in ;in aflidavit. BiUlcy of Operation Rescue urged French, Russian, or Bleu -- A cad sent last October 011 coiiiributors to burly: "Those of Cheese behalf of Skyhook 11, mother us here have only until DeceInbcr POW rescue group, stating that. to get thclrl ()ut. '*

Heath Bar 20,000 US troops to be sent Bavarian Choc. Chunk SOMALIA taken. Vanilla Dream continued from page 1 The LJnitcdStates was already Caramel Pecan Cup colt ;I U.N. confcrcncc in Addis inoving quickly to prepare for the Peanut Butrer Cup opcrat ion. Strawberry Passion Ahhii. Ethiopia. A conlircncc spol\csin:ui gavc An amphibious unit of 1.800 Mocha Swiss Almond Marines was cxpectcd to arrive Wild Raspberry Cheesecake no rciison for the ahscncc of Gcn- Pint $2.95 cral Mohaincd Fiurah Aiclid. who off Somalia earl y Thursday. Their 629-2400 to controls the southern hiilf of task will k secure the intema- Prices do not h:clude tax Mopidishu, i~~lAbdulratiinan tional airport at Mogadishu, Free 30 minute delivery Tour. whose limes control rnuch Soinalia's capital. so troops and ofthe northern half of the country. cquipinent could 'wive. Eight other warlords have A US source estiinated that up IT&F promised to attend the confer- to 20.000 troops could bc in place ence. which will review a 10()- by Ihe end of the month. day aid program ruinounced in President Bush mity want them INTERNATIONAL TRADE & FINANCE early October. The United Na- out of Somalia by inauguration tions hid hoped to bring all So- day. January 20, but thedraft reso- . (Consultancy) mali factions together as a step lutiondoesnotset aspecific time. toward reconciliation. It asks UN Sccretary-General European Community, East and Central Europe, Russia, United States &irs Both Aidid and Tour have ob- Boutros Boutros-Ghali to recom- (International Trade, Investment, Monetary, Economic and Political Policy) jected to a UN military presence ineitd when a "secure environ- in Somali. calling it an interfer- ment for hurnanitari,an relief op- OJTERING: 'INSTRUCTIONAL INTERNSHIPS' cnce in the country's internal af- erations"has beciiestablished. At INDEPENDENT STUDYmESEARCH PROJECTS (WORK DONE 'OUT-OEOFFICE') fairs. But Aididhas said he would that point. UN peacekeepers [Includes: 'One-on-One' Meetings with Key Officials, Executives, etc.] wclcotne US troops. would take over. A final decision -- The Pentaigon had sought com- on a pullout will be made by the [STIPENDED FOR 'CREDIT' (BASED ON UNNERSITY APPROVAL) 1 plete control over its lorces. in- Security Council. cluding the right to decide when "I don't think anyone waits to ELIGIBLE: MASTERS AND DOCTORAL DEGREE CANDIDATES to withdraw. But US diplomats make it one day longer than is AVERAGE STIPENDS: $1,000.00 rcaliml it might be opposed by absolutely necessary, but I think some Security Council members it's a bit of a hostage to fortune if REGISTRATION FEE: $200.00 (Installment Arrangements Possible) and indicated they would accept you try to actually write a time soinc dcgrcc of UN oversight. limit down now," for the troops For Further Information, call or write to: The United Slates inel earlier withdrawal. Hannay said. Ms. Paula B. Hoaglaad, ConsultantjPdndpal in the day with representatives of In Paris. French Foreign Min- "ERNATlONAL TRADE & FINANCE (ITW the othcrpennancnt councilmem- ister Roland Duinas said Wednes- The Pelham Park Apts., #509 bers: China, Russia. Britain and day that Fr,ulce would prefer the 229 West Upsal Street France. United Nations to commnd a Philadelphia, PA 19119 The IS-nation Security Coun- force in Somalia. cil was expcctcd to adopt a reso- Other countries are also con- Phone: (215) 438-3470 lution Thursday or Friday autho- sidering contributing troops. (Monday - Friday, 9:OO am - 500 pm, 6:OO - 8:OO pm; Saturday & Sunday, 9:OO am - 500 pm) rizing a US-led inultinational Among African nations, Zimba- force tosafeguardeinergency food bwe. Nigeriaand Kenyaare think- ALSO INQUIRE ABOUT: lT&F's "MASTERS AND JXCTORAL arid medical shipments. ing about making offers, an Afri- DEGREE CANDIDATES PUBLICATIONS SERIES" According to an early US draft can diplomatic source said. of the resolution, member states IT&F's 'FORUM' SERIES OF PUBLICATIONS could use troops in Somalia"after In the Persian Gulf War, in IN-DEJTH PAPERS, INTERVIEWS, COMMENTARIES, consultations with the secretary- which a US-led multinational - KEYOFFICIALS, EXECUTIVES, ACADEMICIWYS, EX. gcneriil lor the commandmidcon- force under UN authority drove trol of their forces." The Associ- Iraqi forces from Kuwait last year, AVAILABm SUBSCRIPTIONS OR INDIVIDUAL PURCHASE ated Press obtained a copy of the American commanders did not draft. which the Security Council receive orders from the Security (INFORMATION PACKAGES AVAILABLEn couldchange before afinal vote is Council. L page fourteen THE TUmS DAILY Thursday, December 3,1992 b (IClassified Classified! 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Fireplace, carport. $154, Have your cover letters done to start on summer1 Call 1-206-545- giving between Eaton 8 ATO. If you 900. Call 776-3311. match your Resume! Oneday ser- 4155. ext A5035 Student Emplov- Hey Dave! have-it please return it or at leascthe PEOPLE AGAINST RACISM vice available. 5 minutes from Tufts. ment Services. Students must tie contents (My Life)or call 623-2154. Have a great birthday! Love always, A new discussion grwp is meeting For Sale- 19-21 Sunset Rd. (Member of PARW: Professional 1E+ 8 in gwd physical mndnion. your 4th flr. buddies- Jen 8 Kelly1 Wed at 5:15 inCampus Center Room 2-fam, hdwd flrs. Excel rent 2nd unit. Assoc. of Resume Writers. Call for n you lost 209. The Schwartz Room. All wel- 2 min walk to campus. Live in 1st FREE 'ResumeCwer Letter Guide- Excellent exIra Income now! Robin lines.') a Stanley Blacker Tux jacket at the =me. Please come. unit, low $. Call 776-331 1. Envelope stuffing $600-800/wk. 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Generous reward! 627- Wish him an extremely happy 22nd etc. CALL FRANCES ANMIME AT wantedtoDromOtethe hottest Spring 7114. birthday and ask him how a man 1st. $375+, 623-0166. 395-5921. Breakdednations, call the naiion's so000 skinny can live so00 fat. All For Sale leader. Inter-Campus Programs, 1- LOST! our love, the Hall of Justice. Spacious Room for Rent *.TYPING AND WORD'" 8W27-6013. Lg. sunny rm in spacious Vidorian PROCESSING SERVICE llost adartsomewhereinthecam- WEE w/prof family. avail now or next se- 395-5921 pus Ctr. Seems silly, I know. Has SPRING BREAK '93- great sentimental value (it's not It'syour birthday-howabout some... CELTlCS TICKETS mester. In W.Medford on bus line Student papers, theses, gradschool SELL TRIPS, EARN CASH 8 GO no. no, no. I believe you're getting 2 tickets for Dec 4th game. Great just 10 min. from Tufts. All utils incl. applications, personal statements, mine). Silver dart w/red shaft 8 sil- FREE!!! Student Travel Sewices is ver rings. 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Join tlhe late night staff of the Daily! Both Layout and Copy Editing are looking for a few good men and women to help us produce the beautiful newspaper you see every morning on campus. If you are interested, call Jules, Mike, Elana or Cheryl at 627-3090. page fifteen Thursday, December 3,1992 THE TUFTS DAILY ~

nnnnesburv BY GARRY TRUDEAU Around Campus

3P’s Winterfest Freestudent TheatexsisterMary Ignatius Explains it all For You. Today Balch Arena Theater, 7:OO p.m,

Tufts Architecture Society Getting into Graduate School: Admissions From Abroad Literary Journal Officer from Harvard Grad School of Now accepting submissions at info booth Design. until 12B. Art History DeparunentLounge,6:OOp.m.

Noon Hour Concert French Circle Chamber Ensemble- Tracy McGinnis, Meeting for All New and Old Members. Bassoon; Deborah Feld-Fubisiewicz, French House, 11 Whitfield Rd., ~~ Harp; Mary Ahmadi, Double Bass. 8:OO p.m. Goddard Chapel, 1230-1:OO p.m. Speech & Debate Society Calvin and by Bill Watterson Chaplain’s Table Mandatory Meeting for December Debate. Hobbes “Varieties of Religious Practice- ,Easter Miner 10.6:OO p.m. Orthodoxy” Nicholas Zervoglas, A’92. MacPhie Conference Room 5-7:OO p.m. IRANIAN CLUB General Meeting + Movie in Farsi. WMFO 91.5FM Tufts Radio Campus Center 209.6 p.m. Green Radio: Boston’s Water; Where it comes from and where it goes. 91.5 FM. 7-8:OO p.m.

World Teach Tomorrow Info Meeting. ’ Lodge Conference Room, Campus Center. 7:30 p.m. Crafts House Coffeehouse Programs Abroad Ken Kimuraperfonnsfolk,jauand blues. Dartmouth & Tufts in Hungary Program. 14 Professors Row, 7:30 p.m. Ballou Hall, 31dfloor ConferenceRoom, 4-500 p.m. 3 P’s Winterfest (free student theater) “The Devil and Billy Markham” and Tufts Association of South Asians “Sister Mary Ignatius.” by Bill Amend General Meeting. Balch Arena Theater, 7 p.m. and 9 p.m. Eaton 201,9:30 p.m. Muslim House, Tufts Council on International Affairs OrganizationalMeeting. Model United Nations Harvard Campus Center Room 209,4:30 p.m. Conference Info. Meeting. Eaton 201,7:00 p.m. Programs Abroad General Info. Meeting. Tufts Christian Fellowship Eaton 201,230 ’The Birth of Jesus: Two Perspectives. Crane Room, 7:OO p.m. Environmental Consciousness Outreach Architecture Society Activist skills workshop with Lisa Meeting. Schreibman. An History Lounge, 6:OO p.m. Oxfam Cafe, 1-4:OO p.m.

~~~ ~ DILBERTB by Scott Adams Weather Report TODAY I TOMORROW OOGBERT HOLDS HI5 IN A SORPRLSE DECISION, MORE ON THAT LATER. W FIRST PRE5 CONFERENCE THE UNITED NATIONS FIRX, SCIENCE OFFERS 1 VOTED TO MAKE DOGBE NEW HOPE FOR PEOPLE THE 5PACE ALLEN - WITH FRECKLES.. . Snow sliowcrs Partly cloudy THE SUPREME High: 4 I. Low: 34 High: 40, Low: 2X RULER OF EARTH. I The Daily Commuter Puzzle ACROSS 1 Canine cry 5 Situated 10 Trade 14 Gumbo 15 Serviceable,old style IHE FAR SIDE By GARY LARSON 16 Cabbage type 17 Narrow cut 18 Kind of four ordinary words. boom 19 Original thought 20 Luncheonette 22 More tumultuous 24 Seizes 26 A cheese 27 Relative of a gloss 31 Gives off 34 Pointed tool 35 False gods 37 A planet 39 Single thing 41 Vocalize in the Alps 43 Understand 44 At no time 01992 Tribune Media Services. Inc. 12IO3A2 46 Kind of All Rights Reserved Now mange the circled letters to colony form the surprise answer, as wg 48 In poor health 6 From - 2 gested by the above cartoon. 49 Send payment 7 Transgressions 51 Woos 8 The cream 99 53 Place for 9 Unscramble a Answer here: ‘’ swimming message (Answers tomonow) 55 Gamblers’ 10 Cdffee lightener haven 11 Dry gully Yesterday’s I Jumbles: ANNUL HIKER NOUGAT POROUS 56 Disturb 12 Nautical term Answer: How the porcupine won the bq fight- 13 ON ‘‘POINTS’’ 60 Where 55A is Bosc, for one 64 Raise 21 Indian queen 65 Mystical card 23 Sloping way 67 Religious 25 Porch picture 27 Mythicalcreature 68 Wheel hub Quote of the Day 69 Writer Zola 28 Proprietor 70 -nine-tails 29 Green color 71 Raced 30 - statesman 72 Worked on a 32 Old oarment “Charlie Brown is a blockhead, but he did get a nice tree.” lawn 33 Pilfekd 12/03/92 73 Paradise 36 Man of La Mancha 50 Wobble 59 Norwegian DOWN 38 Birds of 52 Inexperienced navigator -- Lucy Van Pclt (Jules? J. Christinc?) 1 Stockings prey one 61 School: abbr. 2 A state: abbr. 40 Moderated 54 Andes animal 62 Show excessive 3 Court order 42 Mourned 56 Samovars fondness Late Night at The Daily 4 Undeveloped 45 Wild disturbance 57 - tide 63 Soon 5 Snoop 47 Passageway 58 Rescue 66 Bravo! page sixteen THE TUFI'S DAILY Thursday, December 3,1992 *

WRITING-WORKSHOP COURSES SPRING '93

COURSE #/TIHE BLOCK TITLE INSTRUCTOR

MERICAN STUDIES 91W INTEGRATIVE SEMINAR D I LLON a- I+

BIOLOGY 7lUU POPULATION AND CHEW AND LEWIS 1-?+ COMMUNITY ECOLOGY

BIOLOGY 184W TOPICS IN DEVELOPMENTAL ERNST w-1,0-2 B I OLOGY

CHEMICAL ENGINEERING 22W UNIT OPERATIONS AND DE BERNARDEZ CLARK 6-7+, UKSH. 4-4 TRANSPORT PHENOMENA I1

CIVIL ENGINEERING 42W INTRODUCTION TO LACY. 2-7,4-2 GEOTECHNICAL ENGINEERING

CIVIL ENGINEERING 158W OCCUPATIONAL AND GUTE ' , 5-3+,3-2 ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH

ENGINEERING SCIENCE 9WW APPLIED MECHANICS SANAY E I 3-7,6-1,8-1 (RECITATION) (STRENGTH OF MATERIALS)

ENGLISH 162W POETS ON POETRY D IGGES C-3,E-1

ENGL ISH 192DWW . LITERATURE AND THE VAN SANT A-3+ EXT. TO 5:30 ENVIRONMENT -.

ENGL ISH 192EWW/ POETRY, RELIGION AND BAMBER RELIGION 192FFW DIFFERENCE 8-1,8-3 . FRENCH 70UU WOMEN WRITERS IN MODERN NAG I NSKI 5-7+ FRANCE

GERMAN 62WU HISTORY OF GERMAN SALTER 6- 7+ LITERATURE - _- /- /-

--/- E - GERMAN 68W/ MARTIN LUTHER, THE MAN BROWN ' HISTORY 126UU/RELIGION 192AUU AND HIS ERA A-3+ EXT. TO 5:30

GERMAN 178W GERMAN LITERATURE SINCE ROMERO 8-3, UKSHP TBA 1945

HISTORY 56WL HISTORY OF WOMEN IN DRACHMAN AMERICAN STUDIES 156W 20TH CENTURY AMERICA 6-3+,C- 1

BLUES ULLMAN

PHILOSOPHY 24W ETHICS BEDAU 3~7~0-4 .

PHILOSOPHY 126W THEORIES OF HUMAN NATURE WH I TE A-3+ EXT. TO 5:30

PHILOSOPHY 133W PHILOSOPHY OF LANGUAGE R ICHARD 8- 7+

POLITICAL SCIENCE 106W CIVIL LIBERTIES GLATER - 5 -3+ ,3-4 Q' PSYCHOLOGY 46W AN IMAL COGN ITI ON LAB COOK 2-2,7-2

Uriting-uorkshop courses emphasize exploratory writing, revision, and -smal1 group conferences. requisites are English 1 & 2 or tlheir equivalents and those determined by the department concerned. EnrollmentPre- is limited to 20 but is lower in most courses. See course instructor or your advisor if you have questions.