~~ CTHE Tuesday, November 5, 1991 Vol XXIII, Number 44 Medford, MA 02155 TUFTS DAILY]~~ Ladd resigns, takes
position~ at WHOI by PATRICK HIALY in the absence of the academic 1).11lylxli~ to begin with. There is no doubt from you,”saidReiter,“and you’ll Jacob Swimmer.” moreI‘mnotallowedinforlunch. never die.“ ~ whatsoever about that. Theregis- Speakers and listeners strolled celebrate Election day by losing ”You don‘t believe in’ me.” And I know those people.” . ter of his burial was signed by the your seat on the J!” With that. his observed the ghost. “Wht evi- Reiter’s nephew Guertin was away and mixed with other Senate, the Judiciary, the Elec- nephew took his leave. dence would you have of my seated at his usual table with 1 groups. Reiter knew the men and tions Board, and the PTA. Reiter At length. the hour of shutting reality beyond that of. your ReiterS clerk Carl.H. Cratchet looked toward the Spirit for an signed it, and Reiter’s name was up the Judiciary office arrived. senses?” and his wife Sally. explanation, but received no an- good upon ‘Change, for anything With anill-will,Reirerdismount- “Because.”saidReiter;‘alittle ”Pray tell, my good man swer. he chose to put his hand to. Old ing from his stool. dismissed Carl affects them. You may be an Guertin. how shall we define Reiter was at first inclined to Swimmer was as dead as a door- H. Cratchet from his tank, re- undigested bit of pasta night. a ’amend‘such that the J wm‘t nail be surprised that the Spirit should Mil. minding him toreturn to his tank blotofchickenparm,orapieceof us to the wall again?“asked Carl attach importance to conversa- Reiterknew he wasdead. How after the Election with all dis- pizza. pizza. You are g I, H.Cratchet. ~ tions apparently so trivial; but ’ could it be otherwise? Reiter and patch. The clerk promised that he tell you. humbug.” %‘matteynot dear fellow. the feeling assured that they must he were partners for I don‘t know would. and Reiter waked out “I am here tonight to ’warn J will do as it pleases: be it plun- have some hidden purpose. he set how many years. Reiter never with a growl. you, that your Constitution has ‘: dering from the’students,. or ab- himself to consider what it was painted out Old Jacob Swimmer ‘s Reiter took his melancholy yet achance and hope of eScaping ” staining from votes. It is no avail. likely to be, name. There it stood years later, pizza. pizza in his usual melan- my fate. You will be haunkd by 1. we are cooked venison either The Spirit conveyed Reiter to above the Judiciary door: “Reiter choly dining hall: and having read two spiritsafterme. Without’their ’ way.” replied Guertin. a dorm room. which he recog- ‘and Swimmer.” Sometimes all of the editorials in the Dailv. visits. you cannot hope to shun ” ”Ha-HUH.“ observed Sally. . nized as belonging to Carl H. people new to the Judiciary called and beguiled the rest of the thepathItreaded.AstheGhostof “No spirit. that‘s not true!” Cratchet. In the comer. the stool Reiter Reiter and sometimes evening withhis coDvof the Con- Constitutions Past (or failed). I Reiter exclaimed. ”I try to be where Tiny Stu sat was empty. a Y 1. Swimmer. but he answered to sole asthma inhaler upon it. Sally bothnames.It wasallthesameto and Carl H. Cratchet cried softly him. in the comer. Oh! But he was a misguided “Oh. Spirit! “cried Reiter. “Say hand at the Constitution. Reiter! it isn’t true! Tell me that Tiny Stu A squeezing, wrenching. grasp- is not finished. bowling in Mil- ing, clutching. covetous old sin- waukee. Take me away! I deny ner! External heat and cold had it!“ littleinfluenceonhim.Nowmth Reiter closed his eyes fmly, could warm him. nor cold could denying the stark vision before chill him. Nobody ever stopped him. When he opened them again, him on the street to say. with they were in the doorway to gladsome looks. “My dear Reiter. Dewick. The Spirit stood among how are you? When will you the remnants of old copies of the come to see me?” Daily, and pointed to one which Once upon a time -- of all the lay open. An editorial faced up at good days in the year, upon an Reiter. Election Day eve -- Old Reiter sat “Before I draw nearer to that busy in his Judiciary office. It editorial to which you point.’’ .was cold, bleak. biting weather. said Reiter,“answerme one ques- The University clocks had only tion: Are these the shadows of just announced the open block, things that WILL be. or are they but it was quite dark already. The shadows of the things that MAY door of Reiter‘s Judiciary office be, only. was open, that he might keep an Still the Ghost pointed down eye on his clerk. who in a dismal to the editorial by which it stood. little cell beyond -- a sort of tank “Can campus politicians -- was copying resolutions. The change their ends, or are they clerk’s soda was very much Graphic byChris Capotosto immutable?Say it isthus, Spirit!” smaller thanReiter’s, but he could . _I 11 Reiter crept towards the open not replenish it, for Reiter kept stitution. went home to bed. must show ydu the fate of you equitable. It‘s just that it is not Daily. trembling as he went: and the Diet Coke in his office. Now. it is a fact. that there was Constitution.‘‘ fairforthose whodon‘t care about following the finger. read upon “A legal Referendum, uncle! noting at all particular about the They went. the Ghost and the Constitution to hold those the headline to the editorial of the God save you!” cried a cheerful knocker on the door of his room, Reiter. across the hall. to adoor at who do care hostage by not vot- neglected paper, his own name voice. It was the voice of his except that it was very large (like the back of the Campus Center. It ing.Takemeawayspirit! Icare to ”Ebeneezer Reiter, RIP.” nephew. Guertin. his ego). Reiterhving his key in opened before them and disclosed see no more.“ “No, Spirit! Oh no. no! Spirit. “Bah!” said Reiter. “Hum- the lock of the door saw in the a hearing of the TCUJ. . Reiter. dazed and confused. hear me! I am not the man I was. bug!” knocker, without its undergoing ”Why. it’s- Lou Brown!” felI fitfully asleep again. I will not be the man I must have ”A legal Referendum a hum- any immediate process of change: Reiter exclaimed in ecstasy. ”It’s Being the appearance of the been.but forthisintercourse.Why bug. uncle! You don’t mean that I not a knocker, but Swimmer’s dear old honest Mary Lou Brown. third ghost show me this. if I am past hope? am sure!” face. Yes. yes I know! One election The Phantom slowly. gravely I will honor legalreferenda in my “Out upon legal Referenda! Swimmer’s face. With dismal year when yonder political party silent. approached. When it came heart. and tiY to hold them all the What are referenda to you but a light about it. like a bad lobster in was left here all alone. Mary Lou near him. Reiter bent down upon time.” chance for finding that Constitu- a dark cellar. As Reiter looked really Miled them to the wall. hisknee: for in the very air through Holding up his hands in one tion of yours a year older. and not fixedly at this phenomenon. it Poor Outfront Party. which the spirit moved it seemed last prayer to have his fate re- an ounce better: a time for find- was a knocker again. “I wish,“Reitermuttered put- to scatter gloom and mystery. versed,he saw analterationin the ing the student body unwilling to He closed his door. and locked ting his hand in his pocket and It wasshroudedinadeepblack Phantom‘s hood and dress. look- vote for anything? If I had my himself in, double-locked him- looking about him. after drying garment. which concealed its ing briefly like Chuck Marks, will. every idiot who goes about self in. which wasnot hiscustom. hiseyes withhiscufi“but it‘s too head. its face. its form. and left then shrunk. collapsed. and with ’legal Referenda’ on his lips Thus secured against surprise. he late now.“ nothing of the visible save out- dwindled into a Teddy Bear. should be boiled in his own Din- took off his propellered beanie: The ghost and Reiter returned stretched hand holding the Chuck . The end of it ing Services pudding. and buried put on his Underoos: and sat down to his dorm. “My time grows Marks Constitution. Yes! and the Teddy Bear was with theoldConstitution through before the hot pot to cook his short.“ observed the spirit. “I am in the presence of the his own. Best and happiest of all, his heart. He should! Much good Oodles of Noodles. “Leave me! Take me back. Ghost of Constitutions Yet To the time before him was his own, may legal referendado you! Much As he lay down to sleep, he Haunt me no longer!“ whined Come?” asked Reiter. “Ghost of to make amends [not amend- good have they done you! heardaclanking noise deepdown Reiler. the future! I fear that which you mentsJ in! “There are many things from below; as if B&G had finally Hebecame consciousof being hold more than any Spectre I Running to his dorm window, which I have not profited, legal gotten around to turning on the exhausted, and had barely time to have seen. But as I know your heopenedit,andput outhis head. Referenda among them. But I am heat. Knowing it couldn’tbe that, reek to be& before h$ sank into a purpose is to do me good, and as No fog, no mist: clear bright, sure I have always thought of he speculated as if it were some heavy sleep. I hope to live to be another man - stirring. golden sunlight. them. as a good thing, the only person dragging a heavy chain Being the appearance of the from what I was. I am prepared to “What’s today?” cried Reiter, way by which student faith in the over the trunks in the storage second ghost bear you company. and do it with to Brian DiGiovanni, who hap- TCU government (and the room. Then he heard the noise Reiter.awakened in his own a thankful heart. Lead on!” pened to be passing by in Sabbath Outfront Party!) can be restored. much louder coming straight to- bedroom. In easy state upon his The spirit stopped beside one clothes. And therefore, uncle, though they ward his door. roommate‘s bed, there sat a jolly little knot of campus politicians. ”Why. today is election day!” Being the appearance of the giant Jason, glorious to see. Observing that the hand was answered DiGiovanni. Eric Hirsch.a senior majoring in first ghost “Come forth and know me pointed to them, Reiter advanced ”It‘s election day,” muttered political science, is Editorial Page It came on through the heavy better,man.”exclaimed Jason. “I to listen to their talk. Reiter. “Ihaven‘tmissedit. Hurry Editor of the Daily. Brian door and passed into the room am the Ghost of Constitutions “No,” saidagreat fat man with boy, go to the Campus Center. tell O’Rourke, a senior majoring in a monstrous chin, “I don’t know before his eyes. The same face: Present.” see CAROL, page 4 history, is Viewpoints Editor. the very same. Swimmer in his, “No, I refuse,” cried Reiter. “I much about it, either way. I only page four THE TUFTS DAILY Tuesday, November 5, 1991 .- Millions of blacks strike to demand power in South Africa JOHANNESBURG. South businesses operating at partial rhatcalled(tictstrike. waritasay in' that 50 percent to 80 percent of fi1l;mciJ aid uidustrialcciter. was Africa (AP)-- Millions of blacks ciipacity. but the streets of some kconoinic policy. Although de black workers did not show up at Iargelydescrtedcxceptfor whites. went on strike Monday as anti- cities were dcsericd. Klcrkhas scnipppedaparthcidlaws. most 1najorbusinesses.Thecoun- "well, now we know what apartheid groups shut down large JoI!an nesbug 's sidewalks wcre the opposition says little has try has 30 inillion blacks. Johaniicsburg would look like if it parts of the economy in a bid to clear of the hundreds of bhcks c hanged. Government officials esti- waa white city," said one white force. the white government to who nonnally sell fruit aid veg- "The organ i zdworking c I ass mated the strike will cost the shopkeeper, Hank Hankinson. share power. At least 19 people etables. and white supervisors has today and will tanorrow strike economy about $800 million in were killed in strike violence. - unused tocash registers struggled a body blow to apatheid," said lost production. In the central Orange Free The massive strike. which was to scrvc whites. Jay Naidiw. general-secretary of The strike is opposed by the State, 15 workers were killed arid to continue Tuesday, was offi- Essential services were not hit the tnidc union congress. ANC'smahi b1ackrivd.theZulu- 32 injured at a gold mine when cially called to protqst a new tax. by the strike. and power stations, The govcniincnl alleged that doininatcd Inkatha Freedoin ininers backing the striketried to But it was widely scert as a pclwcr most trimsportationand otherser- tnmy blacks wcre intimidated into Party. Fighting between ANC and stop other ininers Keporting for struggle between the government vices ran ncmnally. staying home, achargc denied by Inkatha supporters has claimed duty late Sunday. policestid. and black opposition groups. Strike orgaiizers claimed at the groups. Opposition leaders thousands of lives inrwent,years. Two inen were killed Monday The strike appc;ucd to he one least 3 inillion people were taking threaten further action if the gov- The walkout appeared most in a clash outside Johannesburg of the most politically effective part in the action, but the figure ernment does not accept their effective in ANC slrongholdssuch that appeared linked to the strike, actions taken recently by opposi- couldriotbeconfinned.TheCon- demands. as Joh,uuiesburg, Pretoria and the police said. Also, two blacks were tion groups, which have frcqucntly gress of South African Txade Business spokesmen said they southern city of Port Elizabeth. fatally stabbed intheeasternprov- kctileft on thcdcfcnsivc by Prcsi- U-nions alone has 1.2 million had no nationwide figures, but Johannesburg, the country's ince of Natal. dent F.W. de Klerk's rapid re- members. 6: forms. Thc AfricruiNatioidCongress d? d? Skeleton staffs tnaidc up of arid ihe allied Congress of South -; Q; *; L.. 1niU111y white workers kept many African Trade Unions. the groups Internship CAROL to Tiny Stu. who did no/ howl in continued from page 3 Milwitttkec, he wils a11 cflcctivc \.C-I thein Ebenczmr Rciter told thein pluything. He became ;IS good a Meetinu to.stay the clcctions. until I can inctnbcr ol' ihc JudIciiiry as the come to make them fair!" good old Hill cvcr knew. Soine "Hold the elections!" said the pa~plelaughed to see the altcr- boy. ation in him. but his own hcart "What adclightlul boy. itti in- laughed: and that was quite tcllipcnl boy! Hurry now!" enough for him. He had 110 further inlcrcourse Rciter dressed hiinself in all with Spirits, hut livcd upon the his best. and at last got out onto Total Abstinence Principle. ever urricd io afterwards; and it was always Cnit&3.B t?f.kip..Qt hcknew "A IcpaI rcl'crcnduni. Carl and hold rclcrcndii w&%% Gucrtin!" said ,Rcitcr with an alive posscsscd the ktiowlcdge. E;irnc~ines~that could not he May that be truly said of us. and inistakkcn. ;IS he clapped them on all of us! And so. as Tiny Stu their hacks. observed. "God Bless Us. Every ,,,., *.T*c! . Rcitcr w;Lskticr than his word. One!" , He did it all. and Icgidly, too, Apd . . lhe god , ~-.I5 ,, _). I ,, 1 o,.; ,,I,: 'I' '. :' Your comments and suggestions are really important to us. 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Second prize-5000 points Third prize-2500 points 530 - 7:30 pm in Alumnae Lounge This event is open to the entire Tufts community. Contact the Career Planning Center for more information. Tuesday, November 5, 1991 THE TUFTS DAILY page five FEATURES Teach for America provides graduate lessons in reality were gorng to teach: Miller, how- by STEFANIE LACHTER paring the corps members for the Miller recalls that the kid usually classroom ever, in a sense. You Daily Staff Writer experience of teaching. members had a great smile plastered on his can teach the kids from cight to ever. had no preconceptions. The Teach For America (TFA) is a cannot help but feel uncomfort- face, but at thismoment he wasn’t three o’clock. go home and not reason the other teachers left the national teacher corps of college able when they first enter the smiling. “He said to me, ‘My worry about them, but I find that program was that they weren’t graduates froinall ethnic and geo- classroom. Miller taught in a mom says he should be out dnd we hard. You have to develop a life happy with their progress and the graphic backgrounds and aca- school in Linwood, California, should go to Mexico.’ So I asked apart from the kids,” Miller said. students ’ progress. demic majors who teach in inner- which was built for 350 students him how it makes him feel to look Miller admits that aside from Miller said, “I realize that suc- city schools that have persistent but attended by 1200. at the picture and he said. ‘Muy all of the positive aspects of the cess isn‘t something that you see teachershortages. John Miller, an “The day before school began mal,’ which is Spanish for ‘Very teaching experience, he had his at the snap of your finger. Now accomplished particip‘mt who I came in and was shown a tiny bad.‘That was very touching. and frustrating moments. “The day I that I look back 011 the kids that I graduatd fromTufts in 1990 with room that had two walls of books, I had a hard time keeping my ahnost left the class I was trying tilught last y~ar.1see the progress.” a BA in International Relations, one of office partitions and one of composure.” Miller said. to teach alphabetical order. I threw After two yeiUs of teaching gavc an informative lecture in the files.“ he said. “There were 15 “Kids this age c ? Gulf War. he said. nism. Reagan said, “I have seen “He was the great coininuni- the world turned upside down and cator and also the great liberator.” conventional wisdom utterly dis- the4 1st presidelltsilidofthe40th. proved. Visitors to this “No leader since Churchill used mountaintop will see a great words so effectively to help free- doin unchain our world.” see LIBRARY, page 10 page six THE TUFTS DAILY Tuesday, November 5, 1991 Trustees to watch Administrative action REACTION to the studclits involved in the was also present at he rally for continued from page 1 ral I y. about one hour. He said he was the University to listen.” “I think the itctions of the pitst “iiiterested“ in what hestudelits Barrel1 said she believed Tufts few weeks d~lnoliStratethe Ad- had to say, adding he expected the administrators did have “ai un- ministration is hearing these SIU- is the rally to be “further dersl‘mding“ of what the rally dents.” Ladd said. The Adminis- di was meant to symbolize. lralion agreed last week to fund a Overseer Joe Lambert, Ral I y organixrs yes t erday part-time adtninistr;ttor f occasionallycoininpout of Baku dcmiuided a full-t i me aidmi ti is tra- TLGBC. and Acadci to witness the rally, noted ycster- tive liaison hetwccn the TLGBC President Melvin Bcnist day that“studcntsa1d f;tculty and aid Ihe University, as well as a tiating ;I coininittee to all meinhers of the Tufts commu- Icshim. gay ruid biscxual center the homosexual community, at nity have the right to express their or house and the development of Tufts. feciings.” a course of studies relatirig to Although University President ‘‘I support their right to do these issues. Jean Maycr, to whom many nega- these things. Educational corn- Dean of Administrat ion aid tive comments were addressed to munitieshlvc tobcopcn toideas,“ Finance Larry Ladd. also present during the rally, did not speak at Lambert said. “The Trustees will at the rally. agreed with Baurett the event, he was in Ballou for watch with interest how the Ad- that administrat0rsare “1 istenuig” most.of the morning kfor av- iniriistr&orl handles this difficult ing in the early aftenioon. but important issue, in a fair and PFtI Sides static- Tufts Trustee John ian responsive Inaner.” TALKS -Saturday, Nov. 16 continued from page 2 , . tton that they meet in the Unikxl Slates.although the Israelis would MacPhie Pub prclcr to talk ad tern at el^ I - 40160 MB disk and Jordan or in the West B hard - 2 MB RAM, 5.5 Ibs Israel said it will present ;in - 1.44 MB floppy ;iutonoiny plan to grant llic Palcs- 3.5” General Admission -processor -- )iitrot over a111 ;tspcr.ts of- 386SXIu3 Doors-open at 8:30 pm .except dclcnsc policy. 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Revisions to History Department Course Listings, Spring 1992 ISRAEL! History 194-B: “Emerging Nationalism in the Middle East” Instructor: Zaha Bustami . Block: Y5 COME AND SEE IT FOR YOURSELF History 78 : “Nationalism and Social Change in the Soviet Union: The Case of Armenia” THE ISRAEL FAIR Instructor: Gcorgc Bournoutian Block: W3 bLL DAY AT THE CAMPUS CENTER History 194-AC: “Religion and Social Change in World History” Instructor: Vali Nasr WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 6 Block: E3 Note: This course will be taught as a colloquium. SPONSORED BY THE ISRAEL NETWORK ... FOR MORE INFO - STEVE FELDMAN 629-9793 Additional information about these courses is available in the History Ikpt. Office in East 10 1 . C 0 U R S E A SPRING 1992 N COURSE LISTINGS N 0 Registration forms for Liberal Arts and Engineering students will be distributed from the Registrar’s Office in the U basement of Ballou Hall, beginning Thursday, November 7. N Pre-registration will take place at the Eaton User Area from 1:00 - 5:OO pm C from November 18 to 26. Plan to see your advisor in advance. E Pre-registration is by appointed time only M Can’t come at your appointed time? .A friend can register for you at your time. *Leave the form in advance at the Registrar’s Office in E Ballou Hall. It will be processed at your appointed time. *You may register any other afternoon after the scheduled N appointments, not before! High demand registration will take t T place in the specific departments S on November 12 and 13. page ii COURSE LISTINGS SPRING 1992 .$I HIGH DEMAND COURSES The following courses are listed as high demand. All registration fpr these courses will take place iiz the respective departments on November 12 & 13. 810 0050-A HlST 0093-A CLS 0075-01 BIO 0050-8 MST 0093-8 CLS 0092-01 BIO 0164-L HlST 0095-A 610 0164-L!l HlST 0097-A ENG OOO2-X BIO 0164-LB HlST 0097-8 . 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ARR LEC 20 .O FAME-0019-01 ARR LEC 2 0-3.0 PERMISSION OF INSTRUCTOR FR-0402-FT MASTERS DEGREE CONT. ARR LEC 20 .O FAMB-0020-01 W2W4 LEC 10 1 .o FR-0501-PT DOCTORAL DEGREE CONT. ARR LEC 20 .O FAMB-0021-01 WW4LEC 6 1.O FAM(B) 0020 FR-0502-FT DOCTORAL DEGREE CONT. ARR LEC 20 .O FAMB-0027-A WIW3LEC 6 10. ._ I FAME-0027-6 W2W4LEC 6 1.o SUBJECT AREA: GEOLOQY LANE HALL FAMB-0028-A w1w3 LEC 10 1.O FAM(B)0027OR CONSENT FAMB-0028-8 W2W4 LEC 10 1.O FAM(B)0027OR CONSENT , GEO-0002-A ENVIRON GEOLOGY W/LAB 37 LEC 90 1.O FAME002901 W2W4LEC 4 1.O FAM(Bl0028 GEO-0002-8 ENVIRON GEOLOGY WlLAB 57 LEC 90 1.O FAME-0030-01 WW4LEC 4 i.o FAM~E~OOB GEO-00024 GEO 0002 LAB 21 LAB 40 .O FAMB-0031-01 W3 LEC 4 .5 GEO-0002-D GEO 0002 LAB 2223 LAB 40 .O FAME-003501 W2W4LEC 8 1.o GEO-0002-E GEO 0002 LAB FAMB-0036-01 W2W4LEC 6 1.0 FAME0035 GEO-0002-F GEO 0002 LAB 24 LAB 22 .O FAME003401 W3 LEC 6 .5 GEO-0002-G GEO 0002 LAB z5 LAB 22 .o FAME-0041-01 W1 LEC 6 .5 GEO-0009-01 GEMSTONES 2'4 LEC 20 .5 NOTFORSCIREQ FAMB-0044-A w1 LEC 8 .-5 GEO-0022-L GEO 0022 LAB 24 LEC 30 .O FAMB-0044-E WlW3LEC 4 1.o GE00022-01 STRUCTURAL GEOLOGY 47 LEC 30 1.0 GEOOOO1 FAMB-0045-A W1 LEC 5 .5 FAMB0044A GEO-0092-01 GEOLOGICAL RESEARCH ARR LEC 10 0-3.0 PERMISSION OF INSTRUCTOR FAME-00454 ARR LEC 4 1.0 FAME00446 GEO-0102-L PETROG/X-RAY LAB ARR LEC 10 1.0 FAMB-0046-A WIW3LEC 8 1.o GEO-0102-01 PETROGRAPHY 8 X-RAY ARR LEC 10 1.0 GEO0012 FAMB-0046-8 W2W4LEC 8 1.o GEO-0131-L HYDROGEO LAB 22 LEC 30 .O FAME-0047-A WIW3LEC 4 1.0 FAME0046 GEO-0131 -01 HYDROGEOLOGY 27 LEC 30 1.0 GEO2OR 1 FAMB-0047-8 WW4LEC 4 1.0 FAME0046 GE00192-01 SPECIAL TOPICS ARR LEC 10 0-3.0 FAN-0048-A METALS 111 WlWjLEC 2 1.0 FAME0047 GEO-0194-01 SENIOR THESIS ARR LEC 10 1.O GEO SCI MAJOWCQNSENT FAME-0048-8 METALS 111 W2W4LEC 2 1.0 FAME0047 FAME-0049-A METALS N WlW3LEC 2 1.0 FAME0048 SUBJECT AREA: GERMAN OLIN LANG. ARTS FAME-00448 METALS N W2W41EC 2 10 FAME-0050-01 METALSDIRECTEDSTUDY ARR LEC 4 0-3.0 PERMISSIONOF INSTRUCTOR FAME-0051-01 MIXED MEDIA SAT LEC 4 .5 SAT 1-4:OOPM GER-0002-A ELEMENTARY GERMAN 27 LEC 20 1.0 GER0001 FAME-0055-01 PAINTING 1,IMROTO W2W4 LEC 10 I.O GER-0002-E ELEMENTARY GERMAN 37 LEC 20 1.0 GEROOOI FAME-0056-01 PAINTING II W2W4LEC 6 1.0 GER-0002-C ELEMENTARY GERMAN 47 LEC 20 1.0 GER0001 FAME-0057-01 PAINTING 111 W2W4LEC 2 1.0 GER-0002-D ELEMENTARY GERMAN 57 LEC 20 1.0 GEROOOI FAME-0058-01 PAINTING IV W2W4LEC 4 1.o GER-0003-01 INTERMEDIATE GERMAN 27 LEC 15 1.0 GER0002 FAMB-0059-6 PA1NTING:REALIST ARR LEC 4 .5 MEETS SAT 9-12 NOON GER-0004-A INTERMEDIATE GERMAN 37 LEC 20 1.0 GER0003 FAME-0059-C PAINT1NG:REALIST SAT LEC 2 .5 MEETS 1-490 PM GER-0004-8 INTERMEDIATE GERMAN 47 LEC 20 1.0 GEROOO~ FAME-0060-01 PAINTING:DIRECTED STUDY ARR LEC 2 0-3.0 PERMISSION OF INSTRUCTOR GER-0004-C INTERMEDIATE GERMAN 67 LEC 20 1.0 GER0003 FAME-0061-01 PAPERMAKING W2 LEC 2 .5 GE R-0012-0 1 GERMAN CULTURE 77 LEC 20 1.O GER 4.1 1,PIICONSENT FAMB-0064-01 PHOTO 1,FOUNDATION W1W3 LEC 10 1.o GE R-0022-A COMPOSlTlONlCONVE RSAl'ION47 LEC 20 1.0 GER 04,11,21/CONSENT FAME-0065-01 PHOTOGRAPHY I1 W2W4LEC 6 1.o GER-0062-01 SURVEY GERMAN LIT II 53+ LEC 12 1.0 GER 11,12/CONSENT FAME-0066-01 PHOTOGRAPHY 111 W2W4LEC 4 1.o GER-0078-WW 19TH CENT ART & LITM 67+ LEC 20 1.O LEC 63+, WORKSHOP (64) GE R-0078-01 19TH CENT GER ART8LlT 63+ I IN ENGLISH FAME-0067-01 PHOTOGRAPHY IV W2W4LEC 2 1. .o.. LEC 25 .O FAME-0072-01 PRINTMAK1NG:INTROTO w3 LEC 5 .5 GE R-0083-01 GERMAN SHORT FICTION 65+ LEC 20 1.O IN ENGLISH FAME-0073-A PRINTMAK1NG:MONOPRINT SAT LEC 4 .5 MEETS SAT 9-12 NOON GE R-0088-0I MAJOR GERMAN WRITERS D3 LEC 350 I.O JUNIOR OR SENIOR STAND FAME-0073-6 PRNTMKG:MONO 8 ETCHING W4 LEC 4 .5 GE R-0092-01 SPECIAL TOPICS ARR LEC 10 .O - 3.0 FAME-0076-01 PRINTMAK1NG:DIR STUDY ARR LEC 6 0-3.0 PERMISSION OF INSTRUCTOR GER-0094-01 DIRECTED STUDY ARR LEC 5 .O - 3.0 FAME-0077-01 SCULPTURE:FIGURE I W2W4 LEC 10 1.o GER-0096-01 TEACHING INTERNSHIP ARR LEC 10 .O - 3.0 FAMB-0078-01 SCULPTURE:FIGURE II W2W4LEC 5 1.0 FAME0077 GER-0102-01 INTENSIVE ELEMGERMAN 2705 LEC 20 2.0 FAME-0079-01 SCULPTURE:CARVING I W1W3 LEC 4 1.o GER-0118-01 GER FOR BUSINESS'MANAGMT 83t LEC 15 1.0 GER 21 OR EQUIV. FAME-0080-01 SCULPTURE:CARVING I1 WlW3LEC 4 1.0 FAME0079 GER-0133-01 MARXISM.LIT 8 CRlT H5+ LEC 25 1.0 INENGLISH FAME-0081-E SCULPTURE:BUMPS ON WALL W4 LEC 4 .5 GER-0178-WW GERMAN LITH945-WRITWRK 83 LEC 20 1.0 LEC 83, 8 WORKSHOP 91 FAME-0081-D SCULPTURE:DIR STUDY ARR LEC 2 0-3.0 PERMISSION OF INSTRUCTOR GER-0178-01 GERMAN LIT SINCE 1945 83 LEC 14 1.0 INGERMAN FAME-0082-A SILK/AQUASCREEN 1/11 W1 LEC 6 .5 GER-0192-01 ST:TOWARDS BETTER WORLD A3 LEC 14 1.0 IN GERMAN FAMB-0082-6 SlLKlAQUASCREEN I WIW3LEC 6 1.o GER-0194-01 DIRECTED STUDY ARR LEC 10 .O-3.0 FAMB-0083-01 SKK/AQUASCREEN I1 W1W3 LEC 4 1:O FAME0082 GER-0292-01 GRAD COLLOQUIUM ARR LEC 10 .O FAMB-0084-01 SILK/AQUASCREEN:DIR STDY ARR LEC 2 0-3.0 PERMISSION OF INSTRUCTOR GER-0401-PT MASTERS DEGREE CONT. ARR LEC 10 .O FAME-0085-01 STAINED GLASS I SAT LEC 4 .5 SAT9-NOON GER-0402-FT MASTERS DEGREE CONT. ARR LEC 10 .O FAME-0086-01 STAINED GLASS II SAT LEC 2 .5 FAME OO8YSAT 9-NOON FAME-0093-A WATERCOLOR Ill W2 LEC 4 .5 SUBJECT AREA: GREEK EATON HALL (CLASSICS) FAMB-0094-B WATERCOLOR I,INTRO W1 W3 LEC 8 il0 FAME-0095-01 WATERCOLOR I1 WlW3LEC 5 1.O FAM(B)0094 GRK-0001-01 ELEMENTARY GREEK 65+ LEC 30 1.0 FAME-0096-01 WOOD I,INTRO W1W3 LEC 10 1.o GRK-0008-01 GREEK CLASSICS 53+ LEC 15 1.0 GRK70R2 FAME-0097-01 WOOD I1 WlW3LEC10 1.0 FAME0096 GRK-0092-01 SPECIAL TOPICS ARR LEC 15 1.0 FAME-0098-A WOOD 111 W1 W3 LEC 5 1.0 FAME0097 GRK-0102-01 GREEK DRAMA:EURIPIDES D3 LEC 15 1.0 GRK 7 OR EQUIV FAMB-0098-M MUSICAL INST CONSTRUCTN SAT LEC 4 .5 MEETS IOAMI PM GRK-0191-01 SPECIAL STUDIES ARR LEC 10 1.0 FAME-0295-01 MASTERS EXHIBITION ARR LEC 10 0-3.0 FAME-0401-PT MASTERS DEGREE CONT. ARR LEC 999 .O FAME-0402-FT MASTERS DEGREE CONT. ARR LEC 10 .O FAME-0504-01 MFA STUDIO ART COURSES ARR LEC 999 .O page SPRING - v- vi COURSE LISTINGS 1992 COURSE # COURSE NAME BLOCK MAX. CRED PREREOUISITEINOTES COURSE I COURSE NAME BLOCK MAX. CRED PREREQUISITENOTES SUBJECT AREA: HEBREW OLlN LANG. ARTS MATH-0013-B 37 LEC 44 1.0 MATH0012 MATH-001342 47 LEC 40 1.0 MATH0012 HEB-0002-A ELEMENTARY HEBREW 27 LEC 20 1.0 HEEOOOI MATH-0018-01 47 LEC 32 1.0 MATH0017 HEE-0002-B ELEMENTARY HEBREW 77 LEC 20 1.0 HEBOO01 MATH-0022-01 17 LEC 48 1.0 MATH00118COMP0011 HEE-0004-01 INTERMEDIATE HEBREW 57 LEC 20 1.0 HEE0003 MATH-0038-A 37 LEC 40 1.0 MATH0013 HEB-0022-01~~ ~~~~ ~ CONVERSATlONlCOMPOSITlON53,-~ .- LEC 12 1.O HEB 0021/CONSENT MATH-0038-6 47 LEC 36 1.0 MATH0013 HEB-0094-01 DI~ECTEO STUDY ARR LEC 16 110 PERMiSSlON-OF-INSTRUCTOR MATH-0038-C 57 LEC 36 1.0 MATH0013 HEB-0096-01 ' TOPICS IN JEWISH LIT ARR LEC 20 1.0 MATH-0046-A 27 LEC 36 1.O MATH 0012,001 7 OR CONSENT HEE-0192-01 DIRECTED STUDY/GRAD-UNGR ARR LEC 6 1.0 MATH-OC46-E 37 LEC 36 1.0 MATH0012,0017ORCONSENT MATH-0050-01 77 LEC 48 1.0 H.S. GEOM, ALGEBRA SUBJECT AREA: HISTORY EAST HALL (NEW LOCATION) MATH-0136-01 37 LEC 24 1.0 MATH0135 ~ MATH-0146-01 47 LEC 24 1.0 ~~~~0145 HIST-0008-01 H5+ LEC 50 1.0 MATH-0151-01 27 LEC 24 1.0 COLISTME 0150/MATH38OR48 HIST-0010-A 04 RCT 22 .O MATH-0158-01 57 LEC 24 1.0 MATH0013,0018ORCONSENT ' HIST-OO1O-E 52 RCT 22 .O MATH4 162-01 83 LEC 32 1.0 MATH0161 HIST-0010-C 04 RCT 22 .O MATH4 171-01 C3 LEC 24 1.0 PERMISSIONOF INSTRUCTOR HIST-0010-D 44 RCT 22 .O MATH4 194-A D3A3LEC 10 0-3.0 HIST-0010-E 74 RCT 22 .O MATH-0194-8 ARR LEC 10 0-3.0 MEETS MON.&WED.3:306:30PM HIST-0010-F 44 RCT 22 .O MATH-01944 ARR LEC 5 0-3.0 MEETS MON &WED 330-530PM... 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PHY-0012-N GENERAL PHYSICS 27 LEC 20 1.0 PHY 11 OR 11N PHY -0012-RA PHY 0012 RECITATION .31 RCT 25 .O SUBJECT AREA: RELIGION MINER HALL PHY-0012-AB PHY 0012 RECITATION 84 RCT 25 .O PHY-0012-RC PHY 0012 RECITATION 32 RCT 25 0 REL-0006-01 PHIL OF RELIGION 63+ LEC 75 1.0 PHY-0012-RD PHY 0012 RECITATION 02 RCT 25 0 REL-0022-01 INTRO NEW TESTAMENT D3 LEC 40 10 CO-LIST AS ENGLISH 92 PHY-0012-RF PHY 0012 RECITATION 62 RCT 25 .O REL-0054-01 JAPANESE RELIGION 47 LEC 60 10 PHY-0012-RG PHY 0012 RECITATION 72 RCT 25 .O REL-0072-01 CONTEMP ARTS 8 REL. 22 LEC 20 10 PHY-0012-RH PHY 0012 RECITATION 04 RCT 25 .O REL-0192-AA ARTS OF JAPAN H3+ LEC 3 10 COLIST FAH 01 4 PHY-001241 PHY 0012 RECITATION 34 RCT 25 .O REL-0192-88 SP.TP:PflOPI#CY 47 LEC 30 10 PHY-001241 GENERAL PHYSICS 27 LEC 194 10 PHY 11 OR 1lN REL-0192-CC SP.TP:MMYRITUAL8SYMBOL ARR LEC 5 10 CO-LISTANTH 140 PHY-0031-01 WAVE MOTION 37 LEC 30 1.0 PHY2OR12 REL-0192-F ROOTS OF JEWISH IMAG. A3+ LEC 16 J.0 COtlSTJS 0126 PHY-0032-01 INTERMED MECHANICS 77 LEC 30 1.0 PHY2ORl2,MATH13OR18 REL-0192-G WTRO TO TALMUD 83 LSC 5 10 PHY-0052-01 THERMODYNAMICS 57 LEC 30 10 PHY 20R 12, MATH 130R 18 REL-0192-K JAPANESE ARCHITECTURE 63+ LEC 3 10 COLiST FAH 0015 & FAH 0105 PHY-0064-01 EXPERMTL MODERN PHIYSIC X3 ARR LEC 10 1.0 PHY 161,41 OR ES 4 REL-0192-V SP TP:IMAGEIICON 03 LEC 5 10 CCK1ST FAH 0020 PHY-0092-01 SPECIAL TOPICS ARR LEC 10 .O - 3.0 REL-0192-W SP.TP:WLITICS REL EXP 2'3 LEC 5 10 COLlST ANTHOl 85 PHY-0096-01 SENIOR THESIS ARR LEC 15 .O - 3.0 REL-0192-X SP TP:SOCIOLOGY RELIGION 53 LEC 10 10 COLlST SOC 01498 PHY-014641 ELECTROMAG THEORY 57 LEC 30 1.0 PHY 145 REL-0192-Y SEM1NAR:ARMENIA 8 WEST w3 tEC 5 10 COLIST FAH 019201 PHY-0153-01 STATISTICAL MECH 27 LEC 30 1.0 PHY52ORES7 REL-0192-01 SPECIAL TOPICS ARR LEC 10 1.0 PHY-0162-01 NUCL 8 PART PHYSICS 83 LEC 30 1.0 PHY 161 REL-0194-01 JEWISH ISSUES TODAY 7282 LEC 30 1.0 PHY-0164-01 QUANTUM MECH II 47 LEC 30 1.0 PHY163 REL-0199-A HONOR THESIS ARR LEC 20 1.0 PHY-0174-01 SOLID STATE PHYSICS 37 LEC 30 1.0 PHY 173 PHY-0184-01 PARTICLE PHYSICS II D3 LEC 30 1.0 PHY 183 SUBJECT AREA: RUSSIAN OLlN LANO. ARTS PHY-0194-01 SELECTED TOPICS ARR LEC 15 0-3.0 PERMISSION OF INSTRUCTOR PHY-0292-01 GRADUATE SEMINAR ARR LEC 10 0-3.0 RUS-0002-A ELEMENTARY RUSSIAN 57 LEC 20 1.0 RUSO001 PHY-0294-01 SPECIAL TOPICS ARR LEC 5 0-3.0 RUS-0002-B ELEMENTARY RUSSIAN 17 LEC 20 1.0 RUSOOOI ' ARR LEC 10 0-3.0 RUS-00024 ELEMENTARY RUSSIAN 27 LEC 20 1.0 RUSOOO1 ' .' PHY-0296-01 THESIS *< GRADUATE RESEARCH ARR LEC 20 0-4.0 RUS-0004-A INTERMEDIATE RUSSIAN 37 LEC "20 1.O RUS 0003 PHY-0297-01 ' ii- PHY-0298-01 GRADUATERESEARCH ARR LEC 20 0-3.0 RUS-0004-B INTQU#?DIATE RUSSIAN 57 LEC 20 1.0 RUS 0003 , RUS-0022-01 COMPQSITION/CONVERSATION57 LEC 20 1.O RUS 0021 PHY-0501-PT DOCTORAL DEGREE CONT. ARR LEC 10 .O L PHY-0502-FT DOCTORAL DEGREE CONT. 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'RCT 25 .O SOC-0001-C SOC 0001 RECITATION 24 RCT 25 .O SUBJECT AREA: POLITICAL SdlENCE EATON HALL SOC-0001-01 INTRO TO SOCIOLOGY 43 LEC 75 1 0 MUST ALSO REG RECITATION SOC-0010-A SOC 0010 RECITATION 34 RCT 25 .O Ps-ooi i-oi AMERNATPOLSYSTEMS 27 LEC 150 1.0 SECTION TEA SOC-0010-B SOC 0010 RECITATION 04 RCT 25 .O PS-0046-01 HlST POL THOUGHT II 66t LEC 50 1.0 SOC-0010-01 AMERICAN SOCIETY 33 LEC 50 1 .O MUST ALSO REG RECITATION PS-0051-01 INTERNATIONALRELATIONS 73+ LEC 150 1.0 ,. 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PS-0116-01 JUDICIAL POLICY 53+ LEC 50 1.0 SOP~IOMORESTANDI~G L: SOC-0112-01 CRIME 8 DELINQUENCY 63+ LEC 90 1.0 SOPH STANDING/CONSENT PS-0119-c SEM:CIVIL RIGHTS8CIV.LIB Z1 LEC 17 1.O JRJPS 105,106 OR CONSENT: SOC-0120-01 SOC OF WAR 8 PEACE 63+ LFC~__ 50.. 10 SOC 1 OR 10 OR JR STANDNG PS-0119-01 DIRECTED RESRCH AMER POL ARR LEC 15 1.O SOPHOMORE STANDING SOC-0126-01 THEORIES SEX INEQUALITY B3 LEC 15 1.0 1 SOC OR WOMEN STUDYIJR. PS-0129-01 AFRICAN mLmcs 83+ LEC 40 1.0 SOPHOMORE STANDING 3 SOC-0149-A SOCflOLOGY OF RELIGION 53+ LEC 25 1.0 SOC l,lO/JRKO-LIST REL 192X PS-0132-01 SEM:GORBACHEV'S REVOL - Vi?* LzC 15 -1,O _JRJPS 122,136.0R HlSTl38 3 SOC-0149-B INTL ETHNIC CONFL 8 Coop 83 LEC~_. 50. 1.0 SOPHSTAND - PS-0139-UP SEM:COMP URB POL 22 LEC 15 1.0 PSllORPS20 SOC-0181-01 ARTS 8 SOCIETY 87 LEC 15 1.0 PS-0139-01 DIR RESRCH COMP POL ARR LEC 15 1.0 SOPHOMORE STANDING 3 SOC-0182-01 SEMINAR IN CRIMINOLOGY Y5 LEC 15 1.0 SOC112 PS-0144-01 MODERN POLITICAL THOUGHT 47 LEC 50 1 .O SOPHMORE STANDING SOC-0184-01 SEM SOCIAL PSYCHOLOGY Wl LEC 10 1.0 COLlSfPSYO137 PS-0149-L RULE OF 4AW:ORIGQDEVEL 86+ LEC 40 1.0 SOPHOMOAE STANDING 3 soCO186-WW SEMINTERNAT HLTH POLICY W2 LEC 15 1.0 COCH186IJRICONSI+l HRARR PS-0149-01 DIR RESH POL THOUGHT ARR LEC 15 1.O SOPHOMORE STANDING ' SOC-018BOl SEM:DOMESTIC VIOLENCE Z'2 LEC 15 10 1 SOC~URSE/CONSENT PS-015141 I.R.:THEORY 8 PRAC D3 LE50 1.0 PS 51 I SOC-019841 DIR RESEARCH SOCIOLOGY AVR LEC 10 1 0 PERMISSION OF INSTRUCTOR PS-0155-01 AMERICAN FOREIGN POLICY G3+ LEC 50 1.O PS 51 OR HlST 54 PS-0156-01 SOVIET FOREIGN POLICY A3+ LEC 90 1.0 SOPHOMORE STANDING -IC SUBJECT AREA: SPANISH OLlN LANG. ' ' PS-0157-01 INTL POL: MIDDLE EAST 13+ LEC 50 1.0 SOPHOMORE STANDING PS-0159-01 CHINESWAPANESE FOR POL 7% LEC 50 1.O SOPhOMOAE STANDING , SPN-0001-AZ ELEM SPANISH 1 07 LEC 20 1.0 NOSPWROMLANGEXPER PS-0176-01 SEM:ASIAS POL ECON w2 LEC 12 1.0 PS 159 OR CONSENT SPN-0001-B ELEM SPANISH I 17 LEC 20 1.0 PS-0179-CH CHALLENGE WORLD HUNGER A3+ LEC 40 1 .O SOPHOMORE STANDING , SPN-0001-C ELEM SPANISH 1 87 LEC 20 1.0 PSOl74EA EUROPEANAMER RELATIONS 53+ LEC 40 1.0 SOPHOMORE STANDING ' SPN-0001-D ELEM SPANISH I 37 ---IFC --30 In PS-0179-1P SEM.:U.S. IN WORLD ECON r2 LEC 15 1.O PS 51,165,166.1 55-EQUVI SPN-0002-A ELEM SPANISH II Oi LEC 20 ii SPNOOO~OR EQUIV PS-0179-NE SEM: NEW EUROPE Y3 LEC 15 1.0 SR.STAND OR PERMISSION ,' SPN-0002-6 ELEM SPANISH II 17 LEC 20 1.0 SPN 0001 OR EQUIV PS-0179-PE INTL. POL. OF ENVIRON 83 LEC 40 1.0 SOPHOMORE STANDING SPN-0002-c ELEM SPANISH II 27 LEC 20 1.0 SPN 0001 OR EQUIV PS-0179-PO SEM: PUBL OPINBFOR POL 23 LEC 15 1.O JUNIOR 8 PS 51,150, OR 155- SPN-000243 ELEM SPANISH II 37 LEC 20 1.0 PS-0179-01 DIR RESRCH INTERNAT REL ARR LEC 15 1.O SOPHOMQRE STANDING SPN-0002-E ELEM SPANISH It 47 LEC 20 1.0 SPNOOO1 OR EQUIV PS-0221-01 SEM1NAR:FAMINE 2'4 LEC 15 1.0 GRAD OR CONS/COL NUT 22b SPN-0002-F ELEM SPANISH II 57 LEC 20 1.0 SPN0001 OREQUN PS-0294-01 SPECIAL TOPICS ARR LEC 10 1.0 PERMISSIONOF INSTRUCTCXI SPN-0002-G ELEM SPANISH II 97 LEC 20 1.0 PS-0296-01 THESIS ARR LEC 10 1.0 PERMISSION OF INSTRUCTOR SPN-0002-H ELEM SPANISH II 77 LEC 20 1.0 SPN 0001 OR EQUlV PS-0298-01 GRADUATE RESEARCH ARR LEC 10 1.0 PERMISSION OF INSTRUCTOR SPN-0003-A INTERMED SPANISH 07 LEC 20 1.0 SPN0002OR EOUIV PS-0401-PT MASTERS DEGREE CONT. ARR LEC 10 .O SPN-0003-B INTERMED SPANISH I 17 LEC 20 1.0 SPN0002OREQUlV PS-0402-FT MASTERS DEGREE CONT. ARR LEC 10 .O SPN-0003-C INTERMED SPANISH I 27 LEC 20 1.0 SPN0002OREQUIV PS-0410-W WASH SEM:SEMtNAR I ARR LEC 12 1.0 SPN-0003-D INTERMED SPANISH I 67 LEC 20 1.0 SPN0002OREQUlV PS-0411-W WASH SEM:SEMINAR II ARR LEC 12 1.0 SPN-0003-E INTERMED SPANISH I 77 LEC 20 1.o PS-0412-W WASH SEM:RESEARCH PRQf ARR LEC 12 1.O SPN-0004-A INTERMED SPANISH II 07 LEC 20 1.O SPN 0003 OR EQUIV PS-O41&W WASH SEM:INTERNSHIP ARR LEC 12 1.0 SPN-00048 INTERMED SPANISH U ' 17 LEC 20 1.O SPN 0003 OR EQUIV PS-0491-W WASH:FOREIGN POL SEMI ARR LEC 12 1.0 SPN-0004-C INTERMED SPANISH II 27 LEC 20 1.O SPN OW3 OR EQUIV PS-0492-W WASH:FOREIGN POL SEM II ARR LEC 12 1.O SPN-0004-D INTERMED SPANISH II 47 LEC 20 1.O SPN 0003 OR EQUIV PS-0493-W WASH:FOREffiN POL RESRCH ARR LEC 12 1.0 SPN-0004-E INTERMED SPANISH I1 87 LEC 20 .lA SPN 0003 OR EQUIV Ps-0494-w WASH:FOREIGN POL INTERN ARR LEC 12 1.0 SPN-0021-A CoMPacoMli 07 LEC 20 1.O SPN 0004 OR EQUIV PS-0501-PT ~~CTORACDEGREECONT. ARR LEC io .o SPN-0021-8 COMP 8 CONV I 37 LEC 20 1A SPN 0004 OR EQUIV PS-0502-FT DOCTORAL DEGREE CONT. ARR LEC 20 .O SPN-0021-c COMP 8 CONV I 47 LEC 20 1.O SPN 0004 OR EQUIV SPN-0021-D coMP8CONVI 67 LEC 20 -1.O SPN 0004 OR EQUlV SUBJECT AREA: PSYCHOLOQY PAIQE HALL SPN-0021-E COMP 8 CONV I 77 LEC 20 1.O SPN 0004 OR EQUIV SPN-0022-A COMP 8 CONV II 27 LEC 20 1.O SPN 0021 OR EQUlV PSY-ooo1-01 INTRO TO PSYCHOLOGY D3 LEC 300 1.0 SPN-0022-6 COMP a CONV II 37 LEC 20 1.0 SPNOO21 OREQUN * PSY-0011-01 DEVELOPMENTAL PSYCH 47 LEC 80 1.0 PSY 0001 SPN-0022-C COMP 8 CONV II 87 , LEC 20 1.O SPN 0021 OR EQUIV PSY-0012-01 ABNORMAL PSYCH 77 LEC 125 1.0 PSY 0001 SPN-0022-X COMP 8 CONV II A7 LEC 20 1.O SPN 0021 OR MUlV PSY-0013-01 SOCIAL PSYCHOLOGY A3+ LEC 150 1.0 PSY 0001 SPN-0032-A MAIN CURNTS SPN LIT II 37 LEC 25 1.O SPN 0004 OR EQUIV PSY-0017-01 INDUST/ORGANIZ PSYCH A2G2LEC 25 1.0 SPN-0034-ASPN-0032-B MAIN CURNTS SPN LIT II 83 LEC 20 1.O SPN 0004 OR EQUIV PSY-0018-01 THINKNG:PSYBREAL WLD 53+ LEC 35 1.0 PSY 0001 SURVEY LAT AMER LIT II 63+ LEC 20 1.O SPN 0004 OR EQUN PSY-0022-01 RESEARCH IN PSYCH ARR LEC 20 1.0 PERMISSION OF INSTRUCTOR SPN-0034-B SURVEY LAT AMER LIT II 03 LEC 25 1.O SPN 0004 OR EQUIV PSY-0029-01 NEUROPSYCHOLOGY B3 LEC 40 1.0 PSY 0001 SPN-0094-01 tNDEPENDENT STUDY ARR LEC 20 0-3.0 PERMISSION OF INSTRUCTOR PSY-0031-A PSY 0031-01 LAB 0434 LEC 25 .O CONCURRENT 0031-01 SPN-0102-01 LATIN AM SHORT STORY 63+ LEC 25 1.O SPN31 8 ElTH 32/34/CONS PSY-0031-6 PSY 0031-01 LAB 6484LEC 25 .o CONCURRENT 0031-01 SPN-0122-A ADV COMP 8 CONV I1 83+ LEC 25 1.O SPN 21 8 WEQUIV PSY-0031-c PSY 0031-01 LAB 2444 LEC 25 .O CONCURRENT 0031-01 SPN-0122-6 ADV COMP 8 CONV I1 53+ LEC 25 1.O SPN 21 8 22/EQUIV PSY-0031-D PSY 0031-01 LAB 7494 LEC 25 .O CONCURRENT 0031-01 SPN-0141-01 SPN DRAMA SIGLO DE OR0 53+ LEC 30 1.O SPN 31 8 ElTH 32/34/CONS PSY-0031-01 STATS FOR BEHAV SCI 73+ LEC 100 1.0 PSY 1 8 CONCURENT PSY31 LA1 SPN-0163-01 19TH CENT SPN NOVEL 83 LEC 25 1.O SPN 31 8 EITH32/34/CONS PSY-0032-A PSY 0032-01 LAB Z1 LAB 24 .O CONCURRENT PSY 003201 SPN-0192-01 LAT AMER TESTIMONIAL LIT 2'3 LEC 25 1.O SPN 31 8 ElTH 32/34/CONS PSY-0032-B PSY 0032-01 LAB 23 LAB 24 .O CONCURRENT PSY 003201 SPN-0194-01 INDEPENDENT STUDY ARR LEC 20 0-3.0 PERMSSION OF INSTRUCTOR PSY-0032-c PSY 0032-01 LAB Y4 LAB 24 .O CONCURRENT PSY 003201 PSY-0032-01 EXPER PSYCH WkAB 27 LEC 72 1.0 PSY 31/CONCUR 32A,32BP32C SUBJECT ARS: WORLD LITERATURE PSY-0038-01 RES METH CLlN PSY 2'2 LEC 25 1.0 PSY 12 OR 15; PSY 31,32, OR 71 PSY-0041-01 PERCEPT/COGNITN LAB 2'4 LEC 20 1.0 PSY 0028 8 PSY 0032 WL-0071-GR SCANDINAVIAN LIT 53+ LEC 30 1 .o PSY-0046-WW LAB.8ANIMAL COGNITION ARR LEC 20 1.0 MEETS 2:30 - 6110 TU WL-0150-RL LITERATURE OF CHAOS D3 LEC 80 1.o PSY-0046-01 ANIMAL LEARNING LAB 2'2 LEC 20 1.0 PSY 0026 8 PSY 0032 PSY-O04&01 PSYCHOPHARM. LAB 2331 LEC 16 1.0 CONCURRENT PSY 0123 PSY-0055-0 1 HUM SEXUAL BEHAVIOR 37 LEC 200 1.0 PSY-0056-01 DRUGS + BEHAVIOR 83 LEG 60 1.0 PSY-0071-01 CLINICAL METHODS Y3 LEC 20 1.0 PSY 0012 8 CONSENT PSY-0098-01 READINGS IN PSYCH ARR LEC 10 1.O PERMISSION OF INSTRUCTOR PSY-0099-01 INTERNSHIP ARR LEC 15 1.0 PERMISSION OF INSTRUCTOR PSY-0105-01 PSYCHOANALYSIS 23 LEC 35 1.0 PSY 128CONSENT PSY-0108-01 ADV STATISTIC ll 77+ LEC 15- 1.0 PSYO107 PsY-0111-01 SOCIALIZATION ARR LEC 20 1.0 PSY 0oi i a CONSENT PSY-0113-01 ALTRUISM+AGGRESSION 75+ LEC 20 1.0 PSY 13 B CONSENT PSY-0122-01 IND RSRCH:PRO IN PSY ARR LEC 20 1.0 PERMISSION OF INSTRUCTOR PSY-0123-01 PSYCHOPHARMACOLOGY 53+ LEC 20 1.0 PSY 0025 OR PSY 0103 page viii COURSE LISTINGS SPRING 1992 ' Final Exam Schedule, Spring 1992 9:00 am 12:OO pm 3:OO pm 7:OO pm Friday, May 1 Block 4 PHY 11 & 12 GEO2. Block A Monday, May 4 Math 5,6,11,13 French 1,2,3,4 Math 12/38/46 Block J Spanish 1,2,3,4 Tuesday, May 5 EC 2 Block 2 Block 5 Block G Wednesday, May 6 ES 4 Block B Block 6 Block H Thursday, May 7 Block 9, D Block 8, E' Block.7, C Block L Friday, May 8 Block 0 Block 3 Block 1 Block K Courses given in the W, X, Y and Z blocks will be examined at a mutually convenient time agreed upon by the instructor and students. Aroom to reservation will then have be made buJ consulting the Registrar's Oflice. I I MONDAY 1 [I TUESDAY -1 L-AWEDNESDAY [THURSDAY-] - .FRIDAY =I 9:20 r2 1&20 m .( Iho 1220 L I D, I'------> 1:os 130 I 220 2:JO 3:20 330 350 3:50 I 1 4:40 4:45 5:05 5:30 ------ NOTE: I Class meels only on Iirsl day 01 block 5' 5' Block meets: 12:30-1:20 .2 Class meets only on second day 01 block 3 Class meels on lirst and second days 01 block 2' Block meets: 2:30-5:05 4 Class meets only on thlrd day 01 block A+ ends at 5:05 Block 5 Class meets on 11rsI and thlrd days 01 block G* begins Block at 4:45 6 Class meets on second and lhlrd day 01 block H2 Block begins at 4:45 7 Class meets on all three days 01 block ' Classes 01 more lhan I00 sludenls meellng tn blocks 5 dnd 6 ai I130 17 30 may be changed lo a meeting lime 01 I?00 12 50 the same dav OLAZER, 1991 Tuesday, November 5, 1991 THE TUFF3 DAILY page seven The Guise challenges censorship by MADHU IJNNNIKKISHNAN censor claims that violent and traditional theater. The actors Ilally stnrr WIltCl pornographic theater breeds fur- hdidled this demanding schedule Censorship, political oppres- ther violence in society. which is incredibly well. sion. and pornography -- thcsc ;re reminiscent of the complaints The young British cast played controversies that the Pilgrim about television in this century. their roles with confidence ,and Supposedly. the public can- ease. conveying the high emo- not distinguish between violence tional content of the play con- on stage ,and violence in the streets. vincingly. Without exception. so all theater should be banned to every ineinber of the cast played preveiit the spread of violence in hisor herroles brilliantly. and this Theater’s latest production, The society. helped the audience digest this Guise,addresses. A play-within- In apoignant scene. the censor very non-tradithial play. a-play. The Guise touches on is- tells a suffering artist that the In this day of censorship, Jesse sues that still face society today. hardship of a few artists would, in Hehns and the Mapplethorpecon- Set in 17th century England in the end. prcducc vast benefits for woversy. aday when artistic rights the midst of the Puritan reaction. the public gcwd. are severely challenge. the ines- I’lrc Girisedepictsaworld in which The entire play addressed such sage of The Guise is especially theater is hanncd as ;I threat to issues. The Duke of Guise. the relevant. Ceiisorship of the arts in morals. A group of actors. the lead character in the fictional play. any fonn detracts from the ability Free Theater Company. attempts battles iigailist pornography id of the artists to express them- to producc a play. also cntitlcd the tyrannical King Charles. selves. Art rcquires freedoin: so- “The Guise.“ facing scvcrc po- KingCh:u-les rcprcscntsallthat ciety. too. requires freedom. l it ical oppression. is debauched mdainoral in soci- The censors in this play 1rc)niciIlly. the plily thc Free ety producing a number of highly striuigle ;I sinall portion of the Thcalcr Company wishes to put explicit plays. As a result of this, population. but in doing so. the 011 ;Ittiicks IooscIicss ii11dI>ornog- the Duke of Guise. who repre- character or some other official raphy in drama. But despite this sents the censor. violently seeks body could elisily choke another morally uplifting thane. the play to kill the king. claiming that larger segineiit of the population is banned . killing to achieve power gives out of exisex as weM. Meanwhile. the storylinc fob pleasure. The Guise asks. “Who is to lows the lives of the incinbers of The action moves much like a judge?“ but c-an find no satisfac- the Company as they try to prac- movie, ;is the play switches tory answer. This, then, is the tice their profession without in- quickly back aid forth between central message of this play: No curring punishment. The size of the lives of the company and the one should have the right to judge the groupdiminishes iis they face actual production of their play. what is inoral or moral. finiuic ial hardship and stnrvation. The actors change costuine on The Guise plays at The Perfor- No, he’s not possessed, he’s just being censored in the Pilgrim Attempts arc inade to find a play stage alternating from being inmice Place. 277 Broadway. un- Theater’s production of 1ile.Guise. * that will pass the censors aid “themselv&” one inoinent to be- til Nov. IO. allow the ,artists to work Icgiti- ing the characters they represent inately. in their play. This goal becomes increas- On the whole. this setupmakes Somerville3 hidden art treasures ingly difficult to attain. The head forarcfreshing change from more by SOPHII WHI‘I’IWLI) ohscurc by the odd hours it keeps. cntitlcd Nuked Skelcrorr is an in- Senior Staff Wrila n~nelyThursd;iy~uidFridily2:OO- stallation by T.J. Norris. who has Soinerville is not the first city 7:0() p.111.. illid Saturday 12:OO- einployed text, irnagc. and acous- that springs to mind when we 5:W p.m. This schedule serves tics in his work. The inuseuin think of major :ut cciiters in the only to coinpound the confusion describes Norris’ work as an ex- Boston area. Indeed. inany Tufts of “How do I get there‘!“ with the pcrimenml walk-in cnvironmcnt” students who frequent the anxiety of “Will it be open?” intended to stimulate viewers‘ -A Somcrville Theater are often led Po t e ti t i ;i I- v i s it ors o f t he mcinorics of their childhcMd or to believe that Somcrvillc‘s ap- Sotnervillc Museum may be con- the experience of entering a fun preciation for art, in any shape or soled by the fact that once they house or haunted castle. form. stops there. firid thestreet. it’shardtoinissthe Norris hiinself adinits that the Well. it’s time to think again. inuseutn itsell: The building is “conccpt of past through ineinory” Hidden tunongst the overwhclm- located on a somewhat anony- is the most important elcinent of ing nuinher of Masonic Temples mous residential street. which has his work. He says that he would and the inultitutlc of liquor stores the eflcct of making its rather like to imagine that each pwt of and take-out restaurants is grand. historic appearance all the the installation may be uscd“as a Somcrvillc‘s very own inuscuni. more surprising. key or a pu~zlepiece which lends Perhaps Tults stutlcnts ciin he A paiwxhy dcclarcd that his the viewer on an inner journey ... lorgivcn for hcing ignorant ol’thc allcction for the building lay in or a treasure hunt.” Soincrvillc Muscuni. It is ccr- the “scaled dow n Scarlet 1 0’Hand Norris cncouraigcs the viewer lain 1 y well -concc;ilcd and dccicl- C;orrc \ji//r ~hcWirid-lccl to it.” to translorin space into a fiiiitiisy cdlyoll’thc hcatcn track that most which. he atldctl. “is not coininon environinent.ilnd says. “It’s great ot’us tread. Luckily. the I~IISCUI~ in Soincrvillc.“ Thc interior of to hear pcople soy that the work is itwm of its obscurity and in- theinuscum that Ilauiitshighccil- reminds them of a funcrd home cludcs ;L map in its Icallcts and ings and an clcgant winding stair- or a gay har or a dark room.” even suggests appropriate hus case also lends weight to this dc- The second exhibition is acol- routes for disoricntccl viewcrs to script ion. lection by five Soinerville ,utists: tiikc. Tlic niuscuin iscurrentlyshow- The inuscum is tnadc niorc ing two exhibitions. Thc first. see SOMERVILLE, page 10 The Normal Heart explores t.he early 80s AIDS cover-up in NYC by EI,IN I)U(;AN dcclarc an cpidcinic. you sc;rc they were dying of the disease. Daily 1;di~ori.tlHoard pcopl e .’. When asked why he chose to According to director Rohcrt In the play. Kriuner directly direct lhoNomtul /€curt,0’ Hara 0‘ Hara. 771~Norrnul IIcur~.writ- hlmcs New York’s Mayor Koch replied that he’s never seen gay ten by Larry Krainer. “is going to Ibr the cover-up that ultiinately figures in a main stage setting at be ;I shocking cxpericncc“ for results in ;I lack of understlinding Tufts. He says that althoughTufts Due to an editing error, it was incorrectly reported in Friday’s most of the Tufts coininunity. of the disease. as well as a short- students may often talk about Ilaily that Tony A ward-winner Irene Worth performed last The play is ;I fictional account age of health clinics and incdical AIDS. few have actually dealt ‘Thursday in (hddard Chapel. In fact,she will perform a program ol’ Knuncr’s actual experiences attention to those who arc cxpcri- with it or know soineone with the encing AIDS symptoins. entitled “The Hero as Lover’’ this Thursday, Nov. 7, at 4:OO p.m. during the massive AIDS cover- disease. in Goddard Chapel. The performance will include readings on up that took place in New York Aside from its political stance. The Norniul llcurl is a love story Agamemnon, Otliello, and Zeus. City in the early ‘80s. .Hopefully, the play will pro- During this period. when al- that explores the feelings of gay duce a heightened awareness of most nothing wax known ahout incn in the early ‘80s. Music di- I the emotions that surround the the diseasc. politicians and the rector Dirk Denton says“1t’s about entire issue of homosexuality ,and incdia were responsible for kcep- people’s apathy and how difficult AIDS. Please recycle ing reports of the disease under it was to be gay.” wraps. Since it wasn‘t treated as During the coverup in New The Norniul Hem will be per- this newspaper. ;ui epidemic. the virus wasn‘t iso- York. inany gay inen were forced formed Nov. 7-8 by Pen. Paint. 1 - I I lated. As O‘Hara said, “Once you to come out of the closet because and Pretzels in the ArenaTheater. . page eight THE TUFTS DAILY Tuesday, November 5, 1991 ~ Oppressed groups must work together, student says RALLY tion. meanings. Greenberg said that it a theFenway Community Health tradition must humbly ask lor- continued from page 1 Tuftsofficialsagrwdlast week may have originated in Hispanic mctim Recovery Program. a sup- giveness” of homosexuals. sexual students who turned out to to fund a part-time TLGBC ad- or African-American cultures as port group for victims of gay vio- “In my seven years at Tufts, support the rally. ministrative position. referred to a “signature of ‘anger. power, and lence. He condeinned the Tufts the TLGBC has been subjected to Spcakcrs throughout the day m “a concession“numerous times competition.“ Administration, claiming the terrible treatment ,” McLennan touched on issues such as the need during the rally. Today it may be seen being University denies homophobia said. adding he has seen “appall- for society to examine and eradi- Gag faculty members offer used in several ways such as a and violence against gay people. ing graffiti” and heard obscene cate hemophobia. for wople to support method of exclamation or a sign The University should provide “a language. Citing hisown personal examine their own sexual orien- English professors Jonalhan of approval, Greenberg said. safe and supportive environment beliefs, he called Jesus “a libera- tations and respat those indi- Strong and Lee Edclman, both Greenberg said she has also forsexualminorities”oncanpus, tor” who never personally con- viduals of a different sexual ori- gay Tufts faculty members. voiced Seen it used by her lesbian friend Weineman said. demned hoinosexuals and took entation. and on the demands of support for the rally goals and in “the widely used triangle for- “the side of individuals whom the rally organizers and support- offcrcd encouragement to the par- mation [a symbol used for gay “Violence against gays, lesbi- mainstream society hadrejected.” ers lor equality and assistance ticipants. rights advocacy]. ans and bisexuals is unacceptable Sa1draH~&organ~rofl~t lrom the University. “This country‘s educational “Unfortunately. the gay, les- and wrong,” Weineman said, week’s Wition supporting con- Leonard Cttnnichacl Society system continues to reproduce bian ‘and bisexual communi1y has adding that harassment is a form tinued Tufts divestment from President Eric Beck. eo-founder prejudices.” Edelinm mid, reas- been snapping alone for far too of violence. “Tufts is actively South Africa. then comincnted of Men UndcrstmJing Sexism at serting Beck’s point that young long now.“ Greenberg com- encouraging violenceandharass- Ihitt :tlthclugh Lhercason she chose men1 by not condemning it.” Tufts Was because the school Tufts (MUST). spoke of how he people are inundated with mented. “Our snaps have to as- While spe,&ers continued to “preached diversity” she has “rcitlimll he wiis homophobic, a homophobic information at home semble ‘and unify. That is why we I entreat LGB students to band to- fOu1d”Tuftsinore opprcssive than - disease contracted at avery young ,and in the classroom. have come together today: to bring age.” He asserted that the United ~“Tolcranceis inadequate, tol- our individual snaps. of all kinds gether. two speakers called on ever IO llistorically oppressed students from the different sec- PW)s.“ States is a “hcteroscxist” society. erance is not enough .... We don’t and formations,together to break and homophohic ideas aid preju- want thein [heterosexuals]to ac- our archaic silence.make ourpres- ton of the Tufts cojmunity 10 She &) CXprCSScd frUSlralioii work together toward ending with her belief that “oi>prcsscd diccsarc instilledin today’s youth cept us .... We want toaccept them ence salient to the Administration on our terms rather than their as wellastheentireTuftscornmu- prejudice. glOups on campus continue io bcginning at a young age. oppress other groups in order to Wachsler noted the TLGBC tenns.“ Edelman stated. nity. and encourage further sup- University Chaplain. ScoW * empower thcinsc~ves;~poili1ij1g has recorded “hundreds of inci- Boston City Councilor David port and accompaniment.” McLennanopenedhis COmInents to the low number of Africiu1 den& of harassment” involving Scondras. up for re-election to- Tufts lacking in true diversity morrow,alsoapplauded Tuftsfac- Anthropology Professor by stating that the “history of Amcricilns at the rally. LGB studcnts aridincmbersofthe christianityhasbeeiihorrendous” “As long as otic group is 01,- Tufts cotntnunity. She said her ulty and studcnts spaking out Steven Bhiley also spoke at the against what he characterizcd as rally, complimenting TLGBC to gays, lesbians and bisexuals. prcsscd. wc ;ue all oppressed,” drive to organize the rally .was He added. “The inheritors of this Hanna said. spurred lrom these events and a “social apartheid“oncampus. He members for their conuibutions rcccnt event she said happened to took issue withMaycr’spastcom- toward ildvanccsmade in Univer- I1 a friend of hers. ments that the Counseling Center sity acceptance and support of “This student was being vio- was available to serve the needs gay people. He said that the TLGBC had helped draft pro- Icntly hxiisscd by a Tufts Staff of LGB students and comments . STUDENT SPECIAL employee.” Wachsler said. add- on homosexuals in the military. posal with University officials I ing her friend reported the inci- “I read with some astonish- including a workshop for faculty dent to a Tufts dean and the dean ment that President Miiyer had and the recent Administration 7 - 11 “subtly implied to my friend the the audacity to suggest that gay agreement to fund a part-time incident was not harassment.” people in the military are delcte- administrator. Wachsler, moderator of the rious to morale,“ Scondras said. Bailey, however. said that. de- $7.00 rally, introduced President of the “President Miiyer. you are delete- spite these advances. other col- Boston Gay/LcsbianCommunity rious to the morale of the young leges are “way ahead of us in Style $1 1 .oo CenterCarol Wcssling. whocalled pcoplc on this campus!” tenns of diversity in general.”He on the Tufts Administration “to Scondras implorcd Tufts LGB further warned the ralliers that show the leadership with which student to stay together and to these Tufts proposals “arc going -- Anthony’s Salon 623-9705 they arc charged.” continue demandingequality and to die somewhere in’committee” 1155 Broadway Tcclc Square, Somcrvillc “From this day forward wc an: fair treatment. if they do not receive student demanding nothing more and Tufts Coirununity Union Sew?- support. Comer. of Curtis and Broadway nothing lcss than a simple inattcr tor C‘andice Greenberg, chair of “Let the Administration and Hours:-Tue,Thu, Fri, Sat - 9-6 ofjustice.” Wcssling announced. the Senate Culture and Ethnic faculty know how you feel.” Bai- Wed - 10-6 encouraging students to continue Affairs Committee, spoke about ley concluded. efforts dcrniuding lair ;ind equal the “snap” of the fingers, its his- Also speaking at the rally was treatment lrom the Adtninistra- torical cnnnotations ‘and present Robert Wcinennan, an advocate I Put away the crossword for a minute, forget about class, put down your coffee cup and put forth your undivided attention. This is the last time to get your portraits taken for the 1992 Juinbo Yearbook. So, L if you haven’t done so already, get your lazy butt down to the Campus Center and sign up for yours NOW! No excuse will satisfy yodparents when they don’t see your picture in the yearbook.. .so don’t for et. Portrait sittings are from 9 am, to 5 p.111, The dates areNov. 11th to 15th and #OV. 18th to22ndAZZportrait~mustbetakenbyVarden 3 Studios, Inc. There is no charge for the first sitting. Resittings are $lo.* “How?” you say. I’ll answer that quite easily. Put your name on the sign-up sheet outside the yearbook office (rm. 214 in C.C.)and remember to show up. *Those persons wishing to have resits please follow these instructions: see the Varden Studios agent at the Campus Center in room 207 (1 1/5-1l/7) and notlfy Varden that you will be resitting your portrait; ask what you should do with the proofs you have now. Now for some other messages.. . If you had your portrait taken already and wish to designate aphoto for the book, then see the Varden Studios agent at the Campus Center in room 207 (11/5-11/7). We are presently accepting your candid photo submissions to be placed in the yearbook. We ask that you give us rzo more than 5 good-quality photos (B&W or color) with your HOME address written on the back of each. If you would like the photos returned to you, please place themin a self-addressed (to your HOME address) stamped (3) envelope and they will be returned in November of 1992. The deadline for photo submissions is Nov. 30th. Tuesday, November 5, 1991 THE TUFTS DAILY page nine - SPORTS Will Jazz finally do it? Jumbos break four Tufts records Trio of contenders have big stars But team’s record falls to 4-3 after defeat by Hamilton by NEIL FATER man who has gained over 1300 From a perspective with a by JASON SAMUELS but as they well know, regular Daily Ed~tonalBoard ground yards -- almost twice as brown and blue tinge, however, Daily Staff Writa season basketballand playoff bas- This article is the third in a ketball are two very differentsea- Although four Tufts records many as any other runner in the the focus of the day was quite series of four articles previewing sons. were shattered like cheap hand conference), had another bril- different. While Continental fans each of the National Basketball mirrors, it Was the football team liantly colorful day. Churning out fittingly had their eyes on the 2) Houston Rockets over 250 hash marks, the Conti- ground, Jumbo fans had their Association’s divisions for the Last season’s Coach of the nental seemed capable ofrunning heads lifted sky ward. After all, 1991-92 season. Year, Don Chaney, will return this Coast to coast, as his jets only theaerialtacticsoftwoTuftonians, This is the division of “The year with a confident team that burned stronger as the afternoon senior Chris Wild and freshman Dream,” “The Mailman,” and has alegitimate chance to make it flew on. In fact, Grey was able to ChriSMikulski,combinedto shoot “The Admiral.” Although the to the finals. During Hakeem itself that was ultimately crushed burst down thesidelinesfor scores down four high-flyingrecords. nicknames are impressive, no Olajuwon’s 26-game absence last on Saturday,29- 15,by thepower- of 23,25,45, and 61 yards, in that The day began positively for Midwestern team has made it to year the Rocket’s other players, ful Hamilton Continentals. order. An unstoppable machine the Jumbos, whojumpedouttoan the finals since Rockets did it such asOtisThorpe,VernonMax- From the home teamh per- week after week, Grey Seems a early 9-0 lead. Fittingly enough, back in 1985. This season Hous- well, Kenny Smith andBuck John- SPective, the Story of the day was shoo-in for New England Small the first score Of the game came ton, Utah, and San Antonio will son stepped up their games, and Once again Junior running back College Athletic Confeience Of- on abeaut Of a play between Wild again fight for the division crown. when Hakeem returned he found and Mikulski. Rolling left to buy Utah will have revenge on its a more aggressive and confident time and avoid pressure, Wild - mind. The Jazz have lost the Mid- team. 6’8”Larry Smith rebounds connected with this year’s sur- west Division title to San Antonio with a vengeance and Sleepy prise sensation, Mikulski, who on the last day of the season in Floyd can still dominate offen- reached cut past the safety to haul each of the past two years. Unfor- sively on occasion. The Rockets in the pass and carried the ‘skin tunately for all of these contend- might have the poorest shot selec- into the end zone. ers, the road to the Nl3A Finals tion in the league, with Maxwell, Just a few minutes later, with will most likely go through either Floyd,andOlajuwon,but Chaney Hamilton punting from deep in Portland Angeles. It is or Los can’tsay much because theirshots their territory, senior captain J.R. unlikely that any Midwest Divi- somehow find the net. Houston McDonald burst through the line sion team, however, could sur- could easily win the division. tofingera largechunkof football. vive a contest with these power- 3) San Antonio Spurs This blocked boot set up the field ful Pacific rivals. Admiral David Robinson is goal that put the name “Chris MIDWEST DIVISION perhaps the best center in the Wild” into the record books for 1) Utah Jazz NBA, but his clean, All-Ameri- the first of three times on the day. The Jazz are a very consistent can lifestyle has not exactly been The 40-yard field goal that ended team. They have won 50 or more emulated by the second most im- the ensuing offensive drive was games in each of the last three portant member of the Spurs,Rod Wild’s 18th over four years at seasons. Olympians John Stock- Strickland. Strickland has the Tufts, giv record for ton and Karl Malone are the Jazz. skills to help lead his team to the moit FGs career. They are both great players @a. NBA’ Finals, but unfortunately Wild would later follow this dktingtheregularseasoncancany Strickland likes to play off the strike with one for 33 in the sec- tkir club. However, come play- court as well as on. This season he ond quarter and wefor 29 early in off time, no two players can cmy hasdemanded a pay raise and is the second half. This third and last aclub. During the past three sea- holding out. The Spurs will star1 field goal broke another Tufts sdiis‘’the Jazz have painfully es- the season with free agent signee record for number of field goals tablished that fact. Tom Garrick at point guard. The taTrue, the Jazz, led by shot Spurs do have players besides blocking monster Mark Eatbn, *Robinson, wfio chn get the job would transpire for the Tuftonians dght be the best defensive team done -- Sean Elliot, Terry on this day, as every future drive ikthe Western Conference. True, Cummings, Willie Anderson and was stopped short, more than once , The Jazz do have ’high%c&iflg ’ newly-acquired Antoine Carr -- via turnover. Strangely enough, J& Malone to pose a offensive but someone has to get them the that was ,precisely the kind of ’ threat besides Stockton and Karl ball. Garrick, who averaged 3.3 problem that mbQs, have hhlone. True, the Jazz did draft a ppg last season for the Clippers is managed to a season.. very auick talented guard. Eric not the man to do it. ,pough the Jumbos were Mirdack of Provide&e. All of 4) Dallas Mavericks Photo bv Karl Scha, &e est Of-&hg- .&hey IDome no home for Sox There are few phrases that make me wince as much as seat, if you are able to get one of under 35,000 available, Second, because the facility will be multi-purpose il “multi-purpose domed stadium.” Among those phrases will have no leg room, and part of the field may be will have to be tailored so a football fieId can be put in. are “tax audit,” “Didn’t you know the midterm’s tomor- obscured by a post. Furthermore, bathrooms are difficult In every multi-purpose facility currently used in base- row?” and “Sorry, you can’t graduate because you’re an to find and smell like they haven’t been cleaned since ball, there is wideexpansesof foul temtory, which places arts credit short.” Babe Ruth wore a Boston uniform, and the food lines the fans miles away from the action. When compared tc It is not that such innocent sounding term like “multi- seem to stretch into infinity. Fenway’scozyatmosphere, fans wouldlosealot by aRed purpose domed sta- Additionally, for the ownership that sees most Sox Sox move indoors. I Mike Friedman dium”makesmerecoi1 games sell out well in advance, a new ballpark would Also, I don’t know about you, but I would neve1 in itself. But when it is mean many more fans piling into seats, and much more exchange the Green Monster for a Hefty bag. From the Bleachers used in the same sen- money. But a multi-purpose domed stadium might be in the tenceas“RedSox”and There are many ways to improve these problems and works for Boston and the Red Sox. This would make Tris “considering,” then I begin to really worry. take advantageof opportunities. If the Sox really wanted Speaker and Tom Yawkey roll over in their graves. The Although the Red Sox play in the oldest and smallest to leave Fenway, they could build a new stadium like original purpose of this planned facility would be to keep ballpark in the majors, they also play in the nicest. When Baltimore’s Camden Yards. That park, set to open next NFLfootball in the Boston area. After hearing the urging you arrive at Fenway Park, it is obvious that a baseball season, is 12,000 seats larger than Fenway and designed of Patriots owner Victor Kiam and NFL commissionei game will be played. exclusively for baseball. Furthermore, it has been de- Paul Tagliabue, Mayor Ray Flynn, given his way, mighc Outside Fenway, the smells of food vendors are ever signed to resemble an old-time park like Fenway with a also move the Red Sox into this facility because 81 Red present as you walk to the game. Basebag1 card sellers non-symmetricaloutfield and a natural grass surface, yet Sox games could mean the difference between a white have set up their little tables, and people are scalping it will have all the amenities of a new ballpark. elephant and enormous profits for the city. tickets. Passing through the ancient green turnstiles, you The words “multi-purpose domed stadium” evoke a Economics aside, since the stadium will be built to are overwhelmed by the smell of hot dogs and beer. number of visions for me, none of which have anything keep football in the city, it will have to be tailored to NFL Finding your seat is not too tough and not too much of to do with the game of baseball. For instance, look at the standards. This means that first the stadium will have a aclimb,unlessyouarein thelogesection,whichisn’ttoo Metrodome in Minnesota. I see football by looking at the capacity of over 60,000 and numerous luxury boxes. For far up anyway. And when you emerge from the portals artificial turf. I see ice hockey by looking at the plexiglass baseball it would mean artificial turf, Hefty bags, and a leading outside, the Green Monster, where Ted Williams inleft field. I thinkofparachutingwhen Ilookat the white loss of intimacy and character. and Carl Yastrzemski played caroms perfectly and the roof. I think of mountain climbing when I look at the hated Bucky DentdepositedaMikeTorrezpitchin 1978, upper deck. I even think of raking up the fall leaves by If the Red Sox really want to vacate Fenway Park, the looms before you. On the Monster you can see the hand- looking at the Hefty bag in right field. people of Boston and Red Sox fans everywhere deserve operated scoreboard,one of few left in the major leagues. Now, I don’t want to nit-pick, but those images just are something much better than the Ray Flynn-Keep-The- After seeing the Monster, your eye continues to lower and not baseball, especially in Boston. First, because the Patriots-Here Dome. Baseball is a game meant to be takes in the natural grass on which the game will be stadium will be covered, natural grass will not grow, and played under the sky and on grass, with the chill of the played, and the Red Sox that have broken people’s hearts artificial turf will be on the field. Ballplayerswill be more night in the air or in the heat of the day. The Sox’s nexi by not winning a World Series since 1918. susceptible to knee injuries, and the baseball will always ballpark, if they ever move from Fenway, should refleci Well, maybe Fenway is not quite this idyllic. Your take nice, true hops -- like kangaroos. this, not the needs of the football team. PWten THE TUmS DAILY Tuesday, November 5, 1991 A wolves do it the old-fashioned way, badly- Four records broken in air- NBA of the league for attempting to 6) Minnesota Timberwolves SHATTERED NESCAC Freshman of the Week continued from pme 9 bring the run-and-shoot offense ~ continued from page 9 and ECAC New England honor life, the NBA in effect was ban- to pro basketball. It just didn’t Last Year the Mh~esotaPlay- work. The Nugget players knew ers weredisgustedwith headcoach predominantlywiththepass.Ab1e rollmemberMikulski,whotucked ning the Mavs from any playoff to gain only a dismal 59 yards 12 spirals under his his appearance any time soon. The they were in for a long season Bill Musselman. During the off- arm. With when they lost opening night to season Musselman was fired and rushing, the pachyderms passed dozen receptions, Mikulski was Mavs do have some very skilled and passed all day, leading us to able to put together 219 yards, players on their roster, especially the Golden State Warriors by a was replaced by less-combative scoreof 162-158.Inanother game Jimmy Rodgers. WasMussleman the final two records broken on surDassing, to use a really bad at guard, with Roland0 Blackman, this day. pla; on words, the old record by Fat Lever and Detek Harper, but last ,season, Phoenix scored % 78yards. league-record 107 points in with Tarpley gone, so went the Wild, who was 20 for 46 for Overall, it was an impressive team’s rebounding and low-post first half! ~ ’ ‘Wolves’ roster last year, This however, oppos- Musselman got a raw deal. The 320 yards, set the Tufts record for day on hebooks. It’s just too bad offense. Rookie power forwkd season, most attempts in a game. it couldn’t have been as impres- Doug Smith from Missouri should ing players will not view a game ‘Wolves have built up their ex- pass with the Nuggetsas a ”simple op- pansion team based on that old- And more than half of his comple- sive as a win over $ tough squad be a starter before long, but the tions ended up in the hands of 1ikeHamiltoncould havebeen. core Dlavers for the Mavs are old. portunity to raise their scoring fashioned basketball notion that a- Blackman is 32, center James averages. Why? Because 7’2“ good center means a good team. Donaldson is 34, Harper is 30, Dikembe Mutombo “don’t play Has Minnesota checked the re- Classif iedsclassif ieds bver is-31and Rodney McCray that.” Mutombo’s ddenpive im- cent list of NBA champions: Los !, . r. is 30” Here’s a plan for the Mavs: -c pact ivas&sufied, buthis offen- Angeles Lakers, Detroit Pistons, - .- Log ggid and- riMm watch . wade these old guys, win thedraft sive game has surprised many arid Chicago Bulls? The drafting ‘ GREATsentimentalvalue. Noques- fottery and hope the ’Shack’ scouk during this year’s pre-sea- of 7’0..center Luc Longley. of tions&ked.REWARD.Lost it10130 -- ?the Gym. CaItMiguU396-XSO4. * ESU super ’center Shaquille son. WithMutomboup front, ex- N& Mexico that .the , . .. ’- Tikonites . . O’Neal, just ajunior -- comes out LSU superstar Chris Jackson and ‘Wolves are committed to build- Ok. I might have misplaced a plirple early. Mark Macon in the backcourt, the ing @e_old-fashioned way, but Lost & _- 8 blk sock in the laundry rm; The beach towel is another matter en- 5) Denver Nuggets Nuggets look like a team of the- uqfbrtuniwely, nobody has told tirely. lfeithershoulds~ntan~us~ , Found ‘materialize. bring them to * Last year was a disaster for future. Mutombo is fluent in Six - them that in the NBA of 1991, it 302. Denver. New head coach Paul languages, but does he know how is the small forwards and guards HEY! . Ifound a watch on Wed. It’s nice. Is Westhead was nearly laughed out to say “Rookie of the Year”? who rule. ityours?Callanddescribeit.Megan 6249847. Lv message. ALEX KALOGERAS Lost: a multi-wlored woolen Museum keys handed to nation archivist - your Tufts ID IS at the Campus Ctr bket InfoBooth. . Nooden buttons. .(left in Eaton LIBRARY In the latest reading on tial library in Califohia and cel- Ned?). Please. call me if you have continued from page 5 set of keys lost on Oct 31 lound it. Belongedtomy father. Great Reagan’s standing, nearly three ebrate the Reagan-Bush era. An 4 keys on a Tufts Club keychain. If jentimentalvalue.Reward.-Joanna. found, please call 629-7637. 5s-4745. jagged chunk of the Berlin Wall, ycarsafterheleftthe White House, era that tripled our national debt, a Los Angeles Times poll pub- crippled our education system, Gold Bracelet Lost: a black pleated skirt hated symbol of, yes, an evil Lost Homecoming weekend call It is part of a costume I need asap, empire.” lished Monday suggested that and raised taxes on nine out of 10 Dave 629-9724. If found call 629-9124. “Today that wall exists only in people who gave Reagan land- working American families.” * LOST OH, NO slide victories are divided on his Blue. Miss Porter’s School jamebody took my grey sweater at museums. souvenir collections sweatshin. Soccer number 38. Of atin Way Fri nite. Missing: Turtle’ and the me~norie‘sof a people no legacy. and inmy consider hiin The dedication ‘gala included reat value to the owner. Lost at ieck Benetton. needed to survive 8IockParty. Pleasecallat 629-7673. he winter. PIScall Sam 629-8358. longer oppressed,“ he said. only an average president. turning over of the keys to Na- . .J Also on h,md for the ceremony Another election is just a year tional Archivist John Wilson. The ,.. were fonner Reagan administra- away, and Democrats saw Bush’s I National-. Archives and Records . ._ tion officials James Watt, Caspar attendance as an opportunity to Administration will operate the Weinberger, Michael Deaver and criticize him for a heavy travel library at an estimqwd $1.5 mil- .- Bush’s secretary of state, James schedule and what they contend lion annual cost to taxpayers. A. Baker 111, just back from the is inattention to domestic prob- The four-storystructuremuch Mideast peace talks in Madrid, lems. of it below ground&is nestled on Spain. “US unemployment is rising looacres ofundeyelopedVenatra I Attention all In keeping with Reagan’s again and our costly rccession is County landabout 50milesnorth- show-business background. the dragging on,” Democratic Party west of Los Angeles. audience also included such Hol- Chairman Ronald Bro wn said in a Reggan‘s future burial site and lywoodstarsasBobHope.~old statement.“So where is Mr. Bush? a chunk of the Berlin Wall are on - Undergraduate Schwarzaiegger, Merv Griffin Today. he will attend the opening a patio area that commands a and Charlton Heston. of the Ronald Reagan preside?- clewday Ocean view. Somerville artists showcased SOMERVILLE , continued from page 7 involved. Thc twoexhibitionsan: Somervillc is by no meems the 1 -et -thinkingabout radically diEferent. Yet together Cultural mecca of Boston, it is Anthony Carambuci. Mark COO- they allow a glimpse at the most home to many talented artists. A per, Lyn Feakes, Hama von recent work of celebrated trip tothismuseum givestheindi- Law School.. . Gocler,and Peter Roux. Although SolncrviIle artists. vidual agreaterknowledgcofthe less bizarre than the first exhibit. The Somerville Museum and Somcrvillearea,andmore unpor- it reveals a similar amount of its Cmnt exhibitions serve as tantly. an appreciation of the talent and insight illto ihc mists reminders that although people who live here. -TuftsRe-Legal Society will be meeting 192 Nights /til. Wednesday, graduation party . November6 at Class of 1992 Senior Night 4:OO p.m. at the Teele Square Pub in Eaton 201 Any questions? Cull Dean Dillon at ~3389 8s Wednesday, November 6 8 c 1O:OO pm - 1:00 am Bring Senior cup for special surprise! Free food 21+ only - .~..- , . = Tuesday, November 5, 1991 THE TUFTS DAILY 7page eleven IClassif iedsclassif iedsclassif iedsclassif iedsclassif iedsclassif ieds Make S7-$13/hr 4 rm, 2Wrm apt., SENIORS MWDA LAST NIGHT I DREAMT Nant to work in California or Chi- collecting signatures lor Common [better known as Jenni1er)- Thanks SOMEBODY ... Walking distance to Tufts. New kit, Cause's initiative petition to clean- new bath, completely renovated. ago after graduation7 Actual lob lortheinvke, agreattime.andespe- iadsomeMorrisseytickets forTues ntewews are happening in CA Jan up state politlcs Hiring 50 students dally one of the finest welcoming uOvl2at theCentrum. Pleasecon- accessible to red line & bus. Ball Sq area, $625. Please call 628-9667 $&7,ChiCagoJan9Resumedead- to cover polls tomoriow Set your mmmittees I haveever met. 1'11 wear ad Rachel at 627-3869 or 629- ine for both Tues Nov 12 at NOON own hrs afterwards Mtgfinterview the hat every day. -Douglas 3241. Tickets are $20 each. first SPRING SUBLET it CPC. Come to CPC or call X3299 today 7 30pm. 59TemplePI. Boston, mme, first served. or more Info. 426-9600 Personals 2-60 Roomy apt for $275/mo on 33 Sun- Hey Zielinski! Thanks lor the tour of STEREO FOR SALE1 set. Big TV, water cooler, stocked kit, free pkg. 3 upperclass women nterested inJUNIORS a career in business? FUNDRAISER! the home. the naturaldisasters, and AlWAComponentsystem, ind: Tum- Lookingforalraternity. sorority. stu- the green roast beef. Sona like old table, CD player, integrated ampli- desperately need roommate -- any sex welcome. Call 666-3323 or 625 Tufts has been asked to nominate dent organizations that would like to tim es... Sorry we don't do It more fier, AMFM Radio B Dual Cassette make $500 $1500 lor a one week Deck. only $350- call 629-9391. 4294 uniors to attend the Future Leaders often. (A boat in the woods?) -Spitz Conlsponsored by the Prudential in marketing project on campus Must Feb. Expenses paid. Application beorganized and hard worlung Call Back at Tufts by popular GUITAR Large and small 8pts avail TALL BUILDING Fender Squire Telecaster. sounds excellent condition, close to T and leadllne is Nov 6. Appllcalion and Betsy or Megan 1 800-592-2121. I'm sooostressed. TAUBUILDING. demand!!! into at C!X X3299 'Wsawesome! He'sliberal! Hejusl great, good shape, E1SO - call Man within walkingdistancetoTufts.Call Wanna go James Bond? Tall Build- 6282970. day or night and ask for Frank. CHESS CHESS CHESS ing. Tall Building. Help. Tall Building recorded another album and won an LS*T Looking for interested players, mad!' Catch this funny man this Tall Bulldlng you want to De La Soul? W. Somenrille heon-one tutonna with an attor- maybe start iilormal club, all levels Thursday in MacPhie Pub. Do u. ney who scored in l6e 99th welcomel Please call Paul at 396 THANKS If so. you're in luck. because I have 5 rms Garage, Porch, 3rd fl Conwell percen- Pticketsl'm lookingtounload. 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Confidential. successful spring break tour opera- butthanks for being alifesaver. Seth1 Happy Birthday, loser-bag! Hope it% tor needs enthusiastic campus rep- You were great! -Val wonderful. Of course. I'm sure your YEAH BOYEEEEEEE... E resentatives Earn tree tnps and mush-bag girlfriend will make it so. Rides Planning a house parly? For the cash we provie everything you Lurr Pads Love always, The forgotten ona best in house. Rap. Reggae and Top need Call1800395-4896 Formore Saturday was EXCELLENT!! Ihad 40 to keep the bodies movin'. walls inlo the best time. And I feel really com- TARA ADVIAN, skatin'. derrieres wigglin'. and the fortable talking to you. even though Happy Birthday, I miss living near neighbors askin' you to turn it up ... SPRING BREAK REPS!!! you can't help me!! Call me if you're you, but wecanstill makeyourbirth- Housing CaJl DJ RAFF-E at 469-0346. Earn FREE TRIPS and the HIGH- bored! Love. Free Spirit day awesome! Have a great day! 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KARAOKE "sing-a- needs motivated IndiGduals ad KATE 4 rm. 3 bdrm,w/w, E-i Kit, ref, stove yourchoice. Call Jennifer 629-9388. thanks from TLGBC for your organi. PS. ...winch problems. You know w and d in apt, C.T. bath:off st long* also avail (add $40). Contact groups to promote WinterEpring zationaldivinity. Queer students wil what I mean. -Marly parking or walkacrossst tocampus. GOING SOUTH FOR THE Jim of Laser Sound at 489-21 42 for Break rnps For info call Student recaive the "fruits' of your vision foi more info. Travel Services. Ithaca. NW at 1- Avail now orJan 1 $325/mo. Inc heat WEEKEND? many years to come. I love you. To Amy and the rest of the and hot water. 776-3847 800-648-4849 JAMES Ride needed to Philadelphia area - Hillside 130s quartet leaving Thurs(lll7)pm or Fri(l1/8) . 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Please call Josh at 629- Seniorcup for special surprise. 21 you concerned where you'll find the Everyone's invited to + 9435. "Meditations:A Time for Sphit" MyNathalie only. LATE REGISTRATION OR TIRED timetodo it all beforethedeadlines? Ijust wanted to tell you that you can Is your Personal Statement profes- Wed, 12-lpm in Goddard Chapel. OF ROOMMATES? Interfaith worship service w/music. call the International Center if ou MINORITY CAREER FORUM Rent a spacious, newly+ainted, 2 sionally typed and laser printed on Want to buy a ticket for the I dub high quality paper in a typestyle silent meditationandspeakerfroma DEADLINE EXTENDED! bdrm apt in Somerville. 5 mins from different religious tradition. Light semi-formal dance at M-80 this Minority Juniors, Seniors: Meet & that's attractive? No need Io fret - Tufts by car, on busline. Entire 2nd lunch and discussion follow. Thursday. 1'11 see you there! Love, interview with dozens of corpora- flr, e-i kit, open deck, parking. $700 CALL FRAN at 395-5921 a special- Gizem tions 12/6/91 Sheraton-Boston, 10- ist in making your applications and + utils. no fee or lease. No pets. Call ISRAEL FAIR 4. FREE. Send resume by 116/91: 628-81 52. personal statement as appealing as GEOFF E. Crimson8 Brown Assoc. 1430Mass. pmsible. Wed. 9-5pm in the Campus Ctr. Services Learn ail about study abroad op- See. here's a completely nice per- Ave. Suite 1003 Cambrige. MA Medford - 3 BDRMS, sonal from a relatively normal per- 02138. Questions?(617)868-0181. tions, winter break & summer travel Lots of Space. HDWD FLRS. '"RESUMES'* -options, and post-college job op- son. Hope it makes yourday. Smile. pgrches. parking, min walk to Tufts. LASER TYPESET Elana Come to Church this Sunday! tions. Tomorrow, all day long in the Apt sparkles. On Wareham street, $25. Call 395-5921 Campus Ctr 10:45am at Wesley United Method- 8745 +, 729-6479. impressive Laser Typeset Resumes, News pig Eng Major 'ist Church, 100 Winthrop Street - lealuring computerstorage until June Extra-curricular modern (all- You lwk better today. Maybe your Medford395-5262(One blockdown: WALK TO DAVIS SQlTUFTS lor future updating. Your choice of rested or maybe I just like you better hillfrom Boston Ave.) Scripture. sing- RAISE SH)O.$lM)O.$1500 level) Lge. Sunny, 3rd Flr 2 BR Apt. New typestyles. including bold, italics. Danceclass! Given by Peter Dimuro. today. Anyway, keepfighting,you're ing,sermon, fellowship. All welcome. Daint, hdwd flrs, porch, yard. Flex- Foolproof Fundraising for your fra- bullets. etc. on Strathmore paper. getting better. -Goddess Bring a friend. ternity, sorority. team or other Cousens Dance space Wed, 4- ble move-in date Dec 1-Jan 15. cam- heday service avail. 5 min from 5:30pm. 3nly $675/mO Call Many or Renee pus Organization. Absolutely no in- Tufts. (Member of PARW: Profes- GEOFF E. !! ATTENTION SKI BUMS!! 776-0475. vestment required! Act now for the sional Association of Resume Writ- And here is one from a weirdo. No JAM BLUE JAM BLUE ThedeadlinafortheQuebec City trip chance to win a Caribbean Cruise BW. Call for FREE "ResumeCover specific reason for this personal. Ramalamabluejamma in Hotung. (Jan 17-P) is quickly approaching. TO SHARE and fabulous prizes!Call1-800-950- Letter Guidelines") Just happened to type my Also, infoon Utahspring Breaktripis 8472. en. 50 Ramalama cool tunes. Ramalama roommate's in and wanted to say ,unny. spacious, and gorgeous 8pm. Ramalama WEDS. avail. Ouestions?Pleasecall: Steph pdford apt to share wl 1 woman. Also. word processing or typing of "Hi'! Frown, Giz 629-5823. Brian 629-8873. Adam YOGA! YOGA! YOGA! ,ike/mlk to Tufts, Davis Square. student papers, grad school appli- PAN-AFRICAN ALLIANCE 629-8468 or Jason 629-8637 Relax-renew-rejuvenate! 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White with fluorescent Word- Victorian Horns ings, small feeto place one. Run by at 3950004. RYAN PACE orange buckles + power strap. Ad- 5 rms. Walking from Tufts - Tufts grads.) Thanks for the invite to IGC but I'm justablecant and flex. Size 1o. Over Garage,Porch, Private nice yard. SPEAK HEBREW feeding my cat. Maybe nen year. $450 new. $70 firm. Call Brett at Hdwd flrs. Ig cabinet Kit. Modern Key-Bd? every Tues. 5:45-7pm. speak He- 623-9690 bath.5 dosets. faculty or couple. &*lee professor offering state-of- brew over dinner al the Hebrew $750 +mil. Avail Decl.396-2413 or the-an private keyboard instruction. Table.MacPhieConf. Rm,off ofthe RYAN PACE Pub. in the dining Hall. Ail levels Thanks for asking me lo IGC but I 84 Audi 5000s nights 395-131 1. All contemporary styles. levels. De- have to stuff my bra. Besides. Mom Fuel injection. New tires, batteryand velop your musical talent! Discover welcome! Sponsored by the Israel said the brotherlsister thing won't exhaust system. 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Located close to Tufts in ler of the currenq. a pediatrician's TASA members: Ticket to Washington D.C. quiet neighborhood. $500hno incl office orexplore anothercareer field. Mandatory meeting on Thus at Uational Abort. Leavino Nov 26 to Jtils. Avail 12/1. call Denise or Bob FINAL deadline for '92 interimships Bass Player LOOKING 9:30pm, Lge Conf Rm at the Cam- for Band 629-9841. 188-3910. 11-6-91 - ous Ctr. ~e twelve THE TUFTS DAILY Tuesdav. November 5. 199 ~ Doonesbury BY GARRY TRUDEAU Around Campus Today Tomorrow Armenian Club Rep. from British and European Meeting with pizza and Studies Group guest speaker. at Programs Abroad Gen’lInfo Mtg. Baronian Field Hse, 8:45 p.m. Eaton 202,4:00 p.m. all welcome MEDITATIONS: A Time for Hispanic American Society the Spirit General Meeting. “Religion Under Fire,” Speaker: Campus Ctr Conf. Rm, 9:OO p.m. Prof. HowardHunter,ReligionDept. Goddard Chapel, 12-1:OO p.m. R.E.A.L. Program Calvin and Hobbes by Bill Watterson “Financial Aid.” Guest Speakers: Programs Abroad Christine McGuire & Linda Study Abroad General InfoMeeting. .r Peckham Lane 218, Eaton 202,3:30 p.m. Campus Ctr. 3:30 p.m. Israel Network JUMP CrJT AND EAT H\M! Amnesty International Israel Fair. General Meeting Campus Center, all day Eaton 201,9:30 p.m. Dance Dept. Career Planning Center Extra-curricularmodemdanceclass, Careers in the International Arena. given by Peter Oimuro. Terrace Rm, Paige Hall, 4-5 :00 p.m. Cousens Dance Space, 4-5:30 p.m. Russian Program Film Series Lecture: “Fascism in Russia: “The Untouchables.” Yesterday, Today &Tomorrow” by MacPhie Pub, 9:30 p.m. Alla Gerber, Jewish writer &critic. Cabot 205,7:30 p.m. Tufts Dance Collective Alecture/workshopof TaiChi, Kung Fox TROT by Bill Amend l“A/AAS Meeting Fu, and Women’s self defense. Nominations for TAIAAS officers. Cousens Dance Space, 7:45 p.m. DENISE I5 DROP- I WAS SAVlPk Oh. TAKE HER OR ELSE! 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