THE TUFTS DAILY Where You Read It First Monday, May 3,1993 Vol XXVI, Number 63 Weather, music make for great Spring Fling by MATT CARSON tastic, so one of those dull shows Daily Editorial Board would have been a crushing disap- The weather was beautiful. pointment. There wasn’t a cloud in the sky; They appeared on The Tonight perfect shorts weather. The stag- Show last week, backed by two gering lameness of last year’s rain horns, a drummer, a deejay, and venue of Cousens Gym, and the the coolest instrument ever in- dark clouds that found their way vented: an upright bass. Judging into the sky over last Friday’s block from this little sneak preview, we party, turned this year’s Spring were all in for a great show. Fling weather into quite a con- And we were. The best place to cern. But prayers were answered be for their set was right up close, and there was not a drop of rain in where the bass was heavy enough sight. tomake your lungs shake. Digable So 5,000 people ventured forth Planets has found the perfect mar- onto President’s Lawn to hear riage between rap and be-bopjazz, some music, have some fun, and giving new dimensions to both ingest all kinds of different things. forms of music and creating a new Legend has it that the concert sound all its own. startedatnoon, withareggae band And the band was tight. Their whose name nobody can remem- music would seem to be difficult ber. Of course. nloon is kind of to reproduce outside of the studio, Approximately 5,000 people were gathered on the President’s Lawn for Spring Fling on Saturday. early for college students, espe- but they made it look easy. It was cially after one of this school’s sad to see them leave the stage best party nights. So, alas, some of after playing an extended version Students see Fling as us showed up a tad late. of “Rebirth of Slick (Cool Like successful Thankfully, though, this writer Dat)” with some sensational horn by JULIE CORNELL freshman year, and it was The the day. Many students reported arrived in time to hear Digable lines. I could have listened to them Daily Editorial Board Band and it sucked.” seeing him with his wife, Nancy, Planets do their thing. Now, a live play all afternoon. This year’s Spring Fling was Although many students had and his dog. “I think it’s great that rap show can be really coo!, or it The saddest thing is that the considergd a success by stu&nts either m.wr heard of the bands or the president should interact so can be duller than a htta knife. didn’t them if they had, they closely and be involved with from Tubas well as from otbgr so Digable’s album Reach’ is fan- see FLMG, page 11 schools.~eweathercouldn~thave were Wea hit. One iunior said, the student body.” said one iunior. been better, and the bands were ~~weI1,’I’m normally not into that “Spring Fling is always ield on well-received. kind of music, but they made great President’s Lawn, but this is the The day started out cold and Fling bands. It was a great time.” first time the president has really gray, but improved by the time the Steve Conant, a junior at the kicked back and been with the concert began, and the good Berklee College of Music, had students,” said one student. weather lasted the rest of the day. never heard ofthe Digable Planets Many students commented on There wasn’t a cloud in the sky, before the show but after he heard the general atmosphere on cam- and the temperature was a balmy their first song, he said, “This is pus. “It’snice to lookaround Tufts 65-70 degrees. great. I’m going out to buy the on a particular day and finally Many students feared bad album today.” know that you live on a college weather, which would have forced Senior Harold Cheyne said, “I campus,” said one junior. the concert indoors. Last year’s was really impressed with the Fling, held in Cousens Gym be- Digable Planets, but the Another student said, “it was cause of rain, was not as well- Lemonheadswere disappointing.” like an infectious good mood.” attended. “We ditched last year Cheyne’s sister, Hilary, a high Some students commented on because it was indoors. We went school sophomore, said, “The Vio- the timing of Fling. Many felt that to the movies instead,” said junior lent Femmes were the best; they it should be held after classes end. “I think it’s pretty silly that we Robyn Liebman. were awesome.” Photo by Okwer Tiftman Even University PresidentJohn have classes tomorrow,” said Senior Bob Patterson said, “The President DiBiaggio mingled with students during Spring Fling. last Spring Fling I was at was DiBiaggio could be seen enjoying Patterson yesterday. British cool as Christopher outlines strategy for Bosnia LONDON (AP) -- Secretary of pher said, after speaking twice by outlined the air attacks and lifting ment. The Croats and Muslims had State Warren M. Christopherwas phone to President Clinton. of the arms embargo against the Administration officials are already endorsed the plan worked skeptical SUnpy that the signing “Whetherthe killing stops, whether Muslims that Clinton tentatively concernedthat Bosnian Serb leader out by mediators Cyrus R. Vance of an internatlonal peace plan by the aid is permitted to get into has approved. Radovan Karadzic’s signingofthe of the United Nations and Lord Bosnian Serbswould end their eth- those who need it, whether the The U.S. presentation elicited internationalpeace plan in Greece Owen of the European Commu- nic cleansing campaign, but he heavy weapons are silenced, ajoint statement in which the Brit- was an empty gesture to avoid nity, even though it would codify fell short of winning British SUP- whether the parties carry out their ish government agreed to try to military action from the West. some of the Bosnian Serbs’ terri- port for military steps designed to agreements.” develop “a common position with Christopher said the Serbs had torial gains. The 15-month war force their hand. Within hours of Christopher’s our partners and allies on stronger approved agreementsin the past to has left some 134,000people dead At the start of a six-day Euro- remarks, Bosnian Serb forces measures to be taken if the Serbs end the fighting but then went on or homeless. pean trip, Christopher said the lobbed four shells into Sarajevo, fail to implement the peace settle- with the war. “This is good news so far as it Serbs’ signing of the plan in Ath- killing at least two people. Two of ment.” Meanwhile, Senate Republican goes,” Christopher said Sunday. ens would not deter the United the shells hit a police station near Military steps are among the Leader Bob Dole of Kansas said But he noted that approval required States from trying to force an end the presidency building. options under consideration, the Clinton had decided on allied aerial the endorsement of the self-styled to the bloodshed in Bosnia- Christopher then had dinner statement said. It did not announce attacks on Serbian positions and Bosnian Serb legislature. He said Herzegovina. with Prime Minister John Major Britain’s approval of Clinton’s permitting weapons to get to the see BOSNIA, page 15 ‘What really matters is what and other British Cabinet minis- military strategy nor make men- outgunned Muslims in Bosnia- happens on the ground,” Christo- ters. He and Pentagon officials tion of its two main features -- an Herzegovina. air attack on Serb artillery and Dole said on ABC’s “This lifting the arms embargo against Week With David Brinkley” that I Inside TCU Senate appoints Trustee reps Bosnia. Clinton had called to tell him the Fling photos ...... P. 8 Trustee representative positions were appointed by the Tufts The statement began with an two steps were the key elements in Check out Bags chuggin’ a brewski, CommunityUnion Senate at the final TCU Senatemeeting ofthe year appeal to the warring parties in the the new strategy Christopher is two lovebirds, and all kinds of shots of in closed session last night. former Yugoslavrepublic to come pressing the European allies and everyone’s favorite weekend. Administration and Finance Representative for next year will be to a cease fire and implement the Russia to endorse. peace agreement without delay. Clinton decided on Saturday to Semester-in-Review ..... p. 16 Alison Feiner. Representative for Academic Affairs will be Jennifer For those of you who have been Fox, and the Development Representative will be Jason Rashkin. In Washington, Clinton re- take U.S. strategy in a new and leased a statementcalling approval asleep since December, here’s what Also approved for the Educational Policy Committee were Adam more forceful direction, although you missed. Pearlman, Sherry Dong, and Ajit Joshi. ofthe peace plan a“positive step.” he released few details. But he said he will continue plan- While Christopher en route At press time, positions for the Peter-Paul Committee on Univer- was Advertisement p. 24 ning for military force in case the to London, Karadzic approved the ...... sity budgetary issues were still undecided. Got a car? Are you a morning per- Positions for the Allocations Board were also slated to be dis- Serbs “do not act in good faith.” plan to end the fighting and to “We will judge intentions by son? Need some dough? Well, check cussed later in the Senate’s agenda. establish 10 ethnic provinces in lout this exciting opportunity. actions,” Clinton said in the state- the former Yugoslav republic. Monday, May 3,1993 -.. . . THE TUFTSDAILJ tdrtorial Paul Horan Editor-in-Chief The PC police should stop banning the ‘Source’ Managing EditorSElizabeth Yellen The Administration has an opportunity this week to native (The Primary Source) or controversial (the Associate Editors: Elin Dugan, Caroline Schaefc dispel the notion that it is willing to compromise free Editorial Page Editor: Stephen Arbuthnot forum on gays in the military) viewpoints. speech. The Primary Source, the campus’s conserva- In its defense the Orientation Committee - the Production Managers: Julie Cornell, Michael B. Berg, Jamie Fink tive student journal, has tried for several years to administrative body in charge of orientation activities secure early on-campus housing for its staff so it can -has cited the need to clean dormitories a reason NEWS as Editors: David Meyers, Christi Beebe publish its annual Orientation Issue. So far, the Ad- for delaying as long as possible the return of upper- mistant Editors: John Wagley, Jessica Rosenthi ministration has denied the Source’s requests. classmen. The Orientation Committee has also said Wire Editor: Joel Goldberg Assistant Editor: Vijak Sethaput If the Source is denied early housing once again, the- that other media and performance groups “perform a VIEWPOINTS Administration will simply be perpetuating its dis- function” during orientation, yet simply by printing an Editor: Michael J.W. Stickings turbing pattern of selectively permitting free speech orientation issue the Source is performing a function. Assistant Editor: Mimi Ho - a trend brought to the forefront of campus debate FEATURES Editor: Rob Miman when a forum on gays in the military was canceled As a legitimately recognized Tufts Cornunity Assistant Editors: Rachel Levine, Jessica Ruzz earlier this month. Both theDaiZy and the Observer are Union organization funded by the Student Activities ART & ENTERTAINMENT permitted to return early to publish their orientation Fee, The Primary Source deserves to enjoy the same Editors: Madhu Unnikrishnan, Matt Carson Assistant Editor: Megan Brenn-White issues, yet interestingly the Source is not. Members of courtesy offered to all other TCU organizations that WEEKENDER the Source are not barred from publishing, they just are are granted early housing. The Source, by virtue of the Editor: Nadya Sbaiti not allowed to move into their campus housing until fact that it publishes an orientation issue (on-campus Production Manager: Patrick Healy Photo Editor: Tabbert Teng the incoming freshmen have been thoroughly “diver- housing or not) is performing a genuine function for SPORTS sified” by the Administration’s orientation activities. orientation. By denying the members ofthesource the Zditors: Phil Ayoub, Doug Katz, Marc Sheinkin Several current members of the Source complained right to early housing, the Administration is proving Assistant Editors: Craig Ortner, John Tomase Last week that they felt the Administration’s motives once again that free speech is not an inalienable right PHOTOGRAPHY Editors: Tara Kemohan, Matilde Pereda, for b‘arring them from campus during orientation were at this University, but simply aprivilege given to those Olivier Tittman purely political. It certainly appears that by obstruct- with sympathetic or non-controversial points of view. Assistant Editors: Tehzeen Choonavala, ing the Source from publishing, the Administration is It’s time the PC police lay down their weapons and let JuanMayoral ’ PRODUCTION living up to its reputation of going to unacceptable The Primary Source live on campus during orienta- Layout Editors: Dirk Reinshagen, lengths to “protect” the Tufts student body from alter- tion. Ryan Otto, Leah Schwartz Graphics Editor: John Pohorylo Classifieds Editors: Stephanie Romney, Jennifer Rich Letters to the Editor Assistant Editors: Melissa Nirenberg, demning them. We should not have to wait cems have not been resolved. They are not Alison Meinster Tufts should have cable to learn about the impact of these activities over. They need to be continually addressed Copy Editors: Elana Vatsky, Cheryl Horton, Yael Belkind To the Editor: on our community from heartrending let- and the University must be pushed to form As graduating seniors who have spent a ters of our students, who call out for a an opinion. I hope that the activism that Larry Azer large amount of time here at Tufts working response from the authorities of the Uni- began to build this semester continues even Erecutive Business Director for Tufts University Television (TUTV), versity. more influentially next year. Never again we would like to express our disappoint- We are fortunate that there are a number let the Administration silence student opin- Business Manager: Gizem Ozkulahci of groups on campus that are working hard Office Manager: Alyssa Soracco ment with the Administration for their lack ion, on this or any other issue. Receivables Manager: Lyle Mays of support. to help the Tufts community deal with Subscriptions Manager: JL McHenry The Tufts campus has been promised tensions surrounding diversity. We are also Meredith Kelly LA’95 cable television “soon” since 1978. This fortunateto have Awareness course Member of ECO The Tufts Daily is a nonprofit newspaper, publishec offered through the Ex-College every se- nday through Friday during the academic year and dishib would include a public access station pro- 1 free to the Tufts community. The Daily is entire11 viding student programming through mester. These efforts need the full measure lent-run; there are no paid editorialpositions. The Daily i: TUTV. Three years ago, we received de- of support of the faculty and Administra- Thanks offered to ited at Charles River Publishing, Charlestown, MA. tion. More must be done. We need acourse The Daily is located at the back entrance of Curtis Hall a tailed plans for a cable system on campus Fling volunteers ts University. Our phone number is (617) 627-3090 that would be installed by the end of that on diversity awareness. Establishing and To the Editor: iiness hours are 9:00 a.m. - 6:OO pm., Monday througl summer. providing for such a course deserves at lay, and 1:OO pm. p.m. on Sunday. The Concert Board and the Program- - 600 least as much attention most any other The policies of The Tufts Daily are established by thc Two years ago, Ted Turner was invited as ming Board would like to thank those stu- orial board. Editorials appear on this page, unsigned course we offer here. We also ought to to speak at commencement. The irony was dents who volunteered one hour of their ividual editors are not necessarily responsible for, or ii that most ofthe student body could not even provide for more opportunities for dialogue :ement with, thepoliciesandeditorialsofIheTuftsDaily time to make this years Spring Fling an and interaction among our students, as has The content of letters, advertisements,signed columns watch his Cable News Network during the overwhelming success. If it were not for wns and graphics does not necessarilyreflect the opinior been called for by numerous applicants for Persian Gulf War earlier that year. their dedication to the tradition of Spring %e Tufts Daily editorial board. the Wendell Phillips award. As a. university that claims to be a pro- Fling it would have not been possible to Letters to the Editor Policy gressive institution, Tufts has shown itself To those Jewish students on campus The Tufts Daily welcomes letters from the readers. Thr facilitatethe activities of 6000 students and who have found this past week very dis- :rs page is an open forum for campus issues and comment! to be behind other, smaller universities in guests. The students who volunteered at ut the Daily’s coverage. turbing, I suggest reading Alan their commitment to providing their stu- this year’s Spring Fling can be proud of the Letters must include the writer‘s name and a phonc dents with a complete range of opportuni- Dershowitz’s bookChukpuh. I recommend iber where the writer can be reached. All letters must br fact that they were an integral part in the fied with the writer before they can be published. ties to prepare them for a modem world. the book also to non-Jews who would like operations of the concert which witnessed The deadline for letters lo be consideredfor publicatior We only hope that the next generation of to better understand the feelings of many le following day’s issue is 4:OO p.m. the highest attendance in the history of Tufts students will fare better. American Jews. Due to space limitations,letters should be no longer thar Spring Fling. words. Any submissions over this length may be editec And finally, we can be hopeful that since he Daily to be consistent with the limit. Letters should bc human beings are much more complex than If you missed the private screening of lmpanied by no more than eight signatures. Dan Ferat LA’93 Gary Markowitz LA’93 weeds, there exists the possibility of trans- Aladdin for volunteers, you can still pick up The editors reserve the right to edit letters for clarity your official Spring Fling T-shirt in the lication of letters is no? guumteed, but subject to the forming a weed into a flower. .retion of the editors. Student Activities office this week. This is Letters should be typed or printed from an IBM or IBM. a small token of our appreciation for the ipatible computer in letterquality or near-letter-qualit) Leon Gunther students who are committed to the better- le. Letters written on Macintosh computers should b On weeds and silence Professor of Physics ight in on disk - files should be saved in “text-only’ To the Editor: ment of social life at Tu%. iat, anddisks should be brought inwith acopyofthe letter cs can be picked up in the .Daily business office the Nature seems to be such that we will . Rachel Fouche LA’93 )wing day. probably always have to deal with weeds in Letters should address the editor and not a particula~ Activism must last . Co-Chair, 1992-93 Concert Board vidual. While letters can be critical of an individual’s our gardens. Constant vigilance is neces- sary to prevent them from taking over. And To the Editor: Adam Lewis LA’94 Dns, they should not attack someone’spersonality traits. Co-Chair, 1992-93 Concert Board TheDailywillnotacceptanonymouslettersorpennarner so it is with hateful cowardly bigots who, This being the last day of classes and the :pt in extreme circumstances if the Executive Board instead of trying to make a significant and half-way point in my career at Tufts, I Randolph Williams I11 E’94 :mines that there is a clear and present danger to the Co-Chair, 1993-94 Concert Board lor. The Daily will not accept letters regarding the cover. long-lasting contribution to their own lives would like to reflect on a significant change of other publications, unless their coverage itself hs and others as a result oftheir own work, put I have noticed in the general attitude of the Ken Jaclanan LA’94 )me a newsworthy issue that has appeared in the Daily President, 1992-93 Programming Board Daily will accept letters of thanks, if space permits, bul their energy into spreading their hate like student body this semester. Beginning in not run letters whose sole purpose is to advertise an event. weeds in a garden, hoping that their words January it seems that many longstanding When writers have group affiliations or hold titles 01 concerns have been made important issues tions related to the topic of their letter, the Daily will note will be a spark that will ignite into a flame followingthe letter. This is to provide additionalinforma. and take over our community and society. on campus by student groups. This surge of Coordinators deem and is not intended to detract from . We must nurture and fortify the flowers of activism is something I have wished to see Classifids Information our garden of people to withstand the on- at Tufts for a year and a half now. We, as Open House a success All Tufts students must submit classifieds in person, mid with cash or check. All classifiedsmust be submitted slaughts of their simplistic ideas. students, have a lot of power to make our- To the Editor: 8:OO pm. *e day before publication.Classifieds may alsc We must not do what I did last April 2 1 selves heard, organize into large forces, On behalf of the April Open House ‘oughtat the information booth at the Campus Center. All when, upon reading in The Tups Daily and influence our University to take a stand sifieds submitted by mail must be accompanied by a Planning Committee and the Student Out- :k. Classifieds may not be submitted over the phone. about the swastika graffiti on our campus, on issues that affect people world wide. reach Program, we would like to thank the Notices and Lost & Founds are free and run on Tuesdays I said to myself, ‘ko what is new?“ - and ECO has worked very hard this semes- students, faculty and administrators who Thursdays only. Notices are limited to two per week pel ter to bring the James Bay issue to the mization and run space permitting. Notices must be this, after I had put together and led a helped to make April Open House a huge ten on Daily forms and submitted in person. Notices Holocaust Memorial Service for a number forefront of student concerns and hold the success. Over 700 students and their fami- lot be used to sell merchandise or advertise major events. of my friends the previous weekend. We University to its stated policy. Tufts, how- The Tufts Daily is not liable for any damages due to lies came to visit Tufts during the three day Jgraphicd errors or misprintings except the cost of the must not become bored with or complacent ever, has still not made a decision about its open house. All of the guests were very eriion, which is fully refundable. We reserve the right t, about such events. The Administration and investment in Hydro-Quebec. impressed with the opportunitiesthat Tufts ilse to print any classifiedswhich contain obscenity, are a faculty must speak out clearly, in no uncer- It is essential to remember, as the sum- ovedy sexual nature., or are used expressly to denigrate see LETTERS, page 13 .son or mouo. tain terms, and without hesitation in con- mer begins, that this and many other con- Monday, May 3,1993 THE TUFTS DAILY page three FEATURES An elephant as a school mascot?

compiled by Jessica Ruzz Of what was Barnum thinking? morning; as a result, said editor I‘ by JESSICA RUZZ ephant? Daily Editorial Board came rather close to missing her P.T. Barnum must have had an A huge, lumbering mammal physics exam that Monday morn- Professor a Pulitzer prize winner absolutely scintillating sense of with oversized ears and a mating ing). WILLIAMS COLLEGE, Williamstown, Ma. -- Louise Gluck, humor. call that resembles the cry of an professor of poetry at Williams College, has beenawardedthe Pulitzer With school spirit (and a last, asthmatic rhinbceros does not a “Hey, man, slip me some tusk.” - Prize in Poetry for her collection, The Wild Iris. Gluck, a teacher at lingering whiff of Wacky Weed) dignified mascot make. if the - A Jumbocized variation on an Williams since 1983, is lauded by both the faculty and the students for still in the air as we say goodbye to weren’t bad enough, this innocent greeting takes on a ques- her outstanding contribution to poetry as a “questioning voice.” Gluck yet another spring ~li~~Week- particular elephant was named tionable hue. Good thing nobody has published in many anthoh2ies includingThe Norton Anthology Of end, let’s take amoment ofsilence Jumbo. In addition to its lack of actually says that. They don’t, do American Literature and the Morrow Anthology of younger herican to consider that most revered em- grace, the elephant lends itself -- they? Poets and has received numerous literary awards including theBoston blem of our beloved school: and our beloved University -- to Globe literary Press Award and the 1985 National Book Critics Circle neelephant. all sorts of unseemlv terms and “Peanuts” -- What a disgruntled award. One caionly imaginethe forces phrases. Here are a few that aren’t former Dining Services worker that motivated a man who split his listed in the Pachyderm (which, claims the University pays its Teach-In to protest fees canceled administrativetime between a cir- by the way, means “thick- employees. cus and an institution of higher skinned;” to what or whom might UNIVERSITY OF CONNECTICUT, Storrs, Conn. -- A teach-in education. Barnum, a former that refer?) Glossary: “Elephant’s Feet” -- Those huge, proposed by the Graduate Student Senate to protest fee increases for trustee of Tufts College, donated graduate students has been called off. The university agreed not to smelly grey trash cans in the din- Jumbo-the-world’s-largest- “Jumbo Cheerleaders” -- “We’ve increase general university fees that raised registration fees and activity ing halls. It’s a good thing Jumbo stuffed-elephantto Tufts. Did his got spirit, We’ve got spunk, Come didn’t live to see those fees for one year. In addition, a committee will be formed to examine ... generous act stem from an incred- on Jumbos, Shake your trunk!!” the appropriatenessof the fee increase,the procedure for raising the fee, ible lack offoresight, or is good 01’ Those poor women. “Jumbo Columbo” Unofficially and will take into consideration the graduate students’ claims that they -- P.T. rolling with laughter in do not use the university services enough to warrant an increase. -- -- coined in the 1973 yearbook. See his grave? “Jumbocentrism” -- The disease above reference to. Wacky Weed. The tiger is a common -- and that plagues those who don’t listen appropriate -- schoolmascot. Pic- to radios, watch TV, or read the “Jumbo Tuition” -- Tell us some- Proiect” againstv violence is a success BRIDGEWATER STATE COLLEGE, Bridgewater, Ma. -- The it: a ferocious beast that newspaper; allows them to forget thing we don’t already know. Women’s Center and the Student Government Association of roars, growls, and plows down that the rest of the world exists. Bridgewater State College co-sponsoredthe second annual Clothesline in its quest for the This deadly affliction manifests Of ,cQurse, these Jumboisms Project last Wednesday. Three hundred shirts were displayed in Boyden The is apopularchoice. itself in dangerous ways (i.e. a (there’s another one) are all well Hall, color-coded to represent the crimes committed against the victim A knight sits proud and On his certain Assistant Features Editor, and good now that the animal in who hangs the shirt as part ofthe healing process. For example, blue and white steed -- determined whose name will remain undis- question resides between the insu- green are hung for survivors of incest and child abuse; red, pink, and bydayygallantgentleman by night. closed in order to protect the lation andthe sheetrockofBarnum orange are hung for survivors ofraDe: vellow, beige. and brown are hung It may be sexist,but at least got clueless, had no idea whatsoever Hall. Be warned, though: its grand- for s&ivors ordomestic violence, et;. The Clothesline Proiect, started dignity. thattherest ofthe worldwas chang- children may be out for revenge. in the summer of 1990 with 30 shirts, has grown to over

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May 3,1993 I An Open Letter to the Tufts Community:

Last week, the Dean and Associate Dean of Students and the Director of Student Activities met with a group of students calling themselves respect. The students raised questions about the Controversial Programs Policy and how it affected the recently proposed . forum on Gays and Lesbians in thk Military, and voiced other concerns. This letter attempts to respond to some of the questions about the policy and to other issues raised in the discussion.

The Controversial Programs policy was adopted in 1988 by the faculty/student Committee on Student Life. Its purpose is to insure that there is sufficient planning and security so that a program may be carried out successfully. The University pays the cost of any additional security required. In 1992, the policy was modified tq direct planners of controversial programs to avoid scheduling their events during the final two weeks of the semester, thereby assuring that programs would occur while the media were still operating, providing an opportunity for follow-up campus programming, and avoiding conflicts with reading period and exams. Until this proposed event, the policy had never prevented a program from taking place. In this case, the planners’ change of date from early April to May 2nd created the conflict with the policy. For those who believe that the program was not approved because it conflicts with the

University’s views on gays in the military, we excerpt from President DiBiaggio’s letter of February 3,1993 to President Clinton: I

”I ... applaud your decision that the military no longer ask recruits whether they are homosexual [and] encourage you to take additional steps to allow homosexuals and bisexuals to serve openly and without fear of punishment ... in our nation‘s armed services ...”

Copies of the letter in its entirety may be obtained from the Office of the President or the Dean of Students.

In response to the issues raised in our discussion, the following initiatives are either underway or will be undertaken in the falk

1. Whatever the merits of the University’s intentions, it is clear from the campus response that we must rethink the policy. Thus, we are in agreement with respect‘s call for reexamination of the policy by a committee. The Committee onstudent Life hasalready expressed its desire to lead campus discussion on the issue. As established by the faculty bylaws, the voting membership of the Committee is six faculty members and five students. The Committee will invite a group of student leaders to work with its members to provide broader participation in the discussion and eventual formulation of policy. t

2. We also concur with the sentiment that there should be an opportunity for students, faculty and administrators to work together to create a multicultural campus. In the fall, the Committee on Diversity will extend an invitation to Tufts students, faculty and staff to become active members of the Committee.

3. The mandate for the Committee on Intellectual Life is to improve the quality of life on campus by increasing out-of-class contact between faculty and students. The Committee will be urged to promote and support programs which address a broad range of topics, . including those dealing with the diverse experiences within our community. The cultural resource centers will make available to the Committee information about the prolific programming they offer, some of it in collaboration with the Lecture Series, in the hope that such programming may be more widely attended.

Beyond these undertakings which address issues raised by respect, we wish to institute another structural change. Our offices have always been open to students, whether as individuals or as groups and will continue to be. These recent conversations, however, have led us to believe that a more formal, structured opportunity for discussion of campus issues is necessary. The Dean of Students will invite students to meet with her and members of her staff - monthly or every other week, depending upon the wishes of thqgroup - throughout the year, so that administrators and students may routinely talkabout campus issues. Although the core of participants will be invited student leaders, there willbe an open invitation for other students to meet with the group.

We value the opportunity to have met with those concerned about these and other issues, and consider the continuation of the dialogue and focus on pro-active efforts to bea priority for the institution. We hope these initiatives will encourage intellectual discourse on controversial subjects and will work to achieve an environment in which such discourse can be safely engaged. pd*e&p President of Tufts University Provost

Vice President for Arts, Sciences & Technology Dean of Students

I Associate Dean of Students Director of Student Activities Monday, May 3,1993 THE TUFTS DAILY page five \ ART & ENTERTAINMENT Simon ’s newest, ‘Lost in Yonkers’ hits it big by LIZA COHEN larly touching and sensitive scenes, Senior Staff Writer between Bella and her mother As the major motion picture (Irene Worth), and Bella and her studios prepare for the profitable boyfriend (David Stratihan), that summer season, audiences brace tug on the proverbial heartstrings of the viewer. has a few powerful arguments between fam- ily members that demonstrate Simon’s ability to create tension I I .. for a dramatic effect that capti- themselves for the glut of action- vates the audience. adventure, buddy-cop, and tear- Newcomers Stoll and Damus, jerking sagas that will begin to who play Jay and Artie, are both invade the theaters as the weather excellent. Their boyish innocence, gets warmer. But for those long- youthful exuberance, and authen- ing for something more than the tic New York accents enable the typical formulas, Lost in Yonkers boys to hold their own with the provides the pel rfect soluItion. It is more ex .perienc:ed actors in the & entertaining movie that blends film, and at times they even steal outstanding acting performances the scene. with superb writing: a combina- Oscar-winning actress Ruehl tion that is almost always a guar- also delivers an outstanding per- ‘Splitting Heirs’ falters plotlessly antee for success. formance as Bella, the boys’ slightly mentally handicapped by MATT CARSON Tommy quite hard. He was born Shadgrind exactly how one would Lost in Yonkers is the screen aunt. She brings a sense of child- Daily Editorial Board Henry Butterfly Rainbow Peace expect the inimitable Cleese to adaptation ofNeil Simon’sPulitzer like innocence combined with in- It’s an acquired taste, really. Bournemouth to the American hip- play him, and steals every single Prize and Tony Award winning ner strength to her rich and de- When.British humor crosses Duchess Lucinda (Barbara one of his scenes (one of the play. The movie begins with a mandingrole. RichardDreyfuss is Atlantic, it doesn’tnecessarily land Hershey), who accidentally for- movie’s best jokes is how Cleese fairly simple premise: a father who excellent as Louie, the boys’ tough gets her infant son in a restaurant. is listed in the opening credits). He has fallen on hard financial times gangster uncle and some of the There is a mix-up at the police is the best part of Splitting Heirs, has to head South for a new busi- film’s best scenes take place as station and he is adopted by a ,and makes the film worth seeing. ness opportunity. A widower with Louie shows the boys how to have Review Hindu family named the Patels, When Cleese is not on the two sons, he is forced to leave his fun in Yonkers. who give him the name Tommy. screen, though, Splitting Heirs boys behind in the care of his Worth delivers a sound perfor- in every airport in America. For By coincidence, Tommy becomes finds its best moments in its jokes mother and sister. This sets the mance as the strict and domineer- some, there is life after Monty a stockbroker with the aimedattheEnglishandtheirper- scene forthe Summer of 1942that ing grandmother. Hal6-Way Python. For others, that quirky and Bournemouths’ firm. ceived attitudes toward drinking, the two boys, Jay (Brad Stoll) and through the movie, the audience unique style ofhumor had its swan The infant claimed by the sex, and class structure. This is Artie (Mike Damus), spend with fprsher much as the boy do. song inMonty Python ’s &Mean- Bournemouths grows up and is where- most of the wit mentioned their quirky extended family in And Stratihan rounds out the cast ing of Lge. . ’ educated in America, to return and aboveis found. Yonkers, New York. as Bella’s shy boyfriend, creating So how does one appraise Py- inherit the title of Duke. He is These jokes and the Cleese Althoughthepremisemayseem , aracter who effectively pnds thon alumnus Eric Idle’s most re- played ,quite well by the. always charafler comprise about half of basic, it is enriched by the intricate , wn among the more &atile cent effort, Splitting Heirs? It’s likable Rick Moranis. By another the film. Therest is unexciting and relationshipswithin the family, and pkonalities. I os, tough to call. It has some very coincidBdc;e, Tommy is given the told&le at worst, and pretty funny hnny moments, and some that fall ,job of showing him und Lon- , at &st. There are only few belly the outstandingperformances of a , ‘I iI Wtin YDlzkers is simply agood a talented cast. However, these tal- ., qqvie 3bboyt evayday, life. How- flat on their faces. Idle’s script is at don and they become fast friends. ’ laughs in this film, but there are ented actors would be nowhere ‘ever, when‘viewed with a finer times very witty, and at others That is, until Tommy discovers numerous mild chuckles. without the fantastic writing of lens, it is a movie about family mind-numbingly simple. And even that lieiis’abtually the child whom It is apparent that Idle, when Simon’s play. struggles,inner conflicts,and, most the humor and wit may not appeal the tabloids dubbed the writingthisfilm,feltthatthelaughs : Simon is truly gifted; the writ- importantly, relationships. The to some, and you know who you Bournemouth Baby. Henry has the were more importantthanthe story, ing is clever, humorous, and ten- movie successfully mixes humor are. title, the’money, the gorgeous fi- whichismore or less true. The plot deral1atthesametime.Thesnappy*+[with as tbg, story zlnd the Idle plays Trppy. Patel, the ancee (Catherine Zeta Jones), and is nothing new, and it bends over one-liners and sarcastic wit of Jay secrets of one Yonkers’ family rightful heir to an enormous for- everything thatr sPoyld . be backwards to make sure that there and Artie, the random statements unfold. The almost flawless script tune and the Dukedom of Tommy’s.n is some sort oftenuous connection from Aunt Bella (Mercedes is broughttolifebysomeoftoday’s Bournemouth. As the film opens, At this point, Tommy enlists between all ofthe characters.There Ruehl), and the quirky tendencies finest actors. With that dynamite he relates the troubled history of the help of a conniving ambulance is very little to engage the viewer of the rest of the family, have the combination, Lost in Yonkers is a the Bournemouth clan and the chaser named Shadgrind,who has on any intellectual level. Butsplit- audience reeling with laughter. must-see for anyone planning to scandal that has fallen upon the it in mind that the “accidental” ting Heirs is a good time and it This movie is not all laughter, spend time in a movie theater this many dukes throughout the years. death of Henry would help their leaves no aftertaste. It’s not a bad though. There are some particu- summer. The Bournemouth curse hits case a whole lot. John Cleese plays movie to see during finals.

The A to Z year in the wide, wonderful, world of A&E by THE A&E DEPARTMENT Dumb, dumb movies like Sniper, giate a capella competition f?om nies. We’re too cheap to buy any ender article on coffee shops. Daily Editorial Board Falling Down, Sidekicks, and Carnegie Hall. of the good stuff. Weekender makes a come-back Well, the 1992-93 school year Three Ninjas. Kolumns -- It’s Just and Flick Peter Gabriel had a new album for this year and becomes its own is just about done. Since this is our Excellent films, even if not all This, we had to mention them and he’s touring this summer. We department for the spring semes- last issue before Commencement, were recognized at the Oscars: somewhere,and we needed aK so love him and we’ll forgive that ter. we here at the Art and Entertain- Like WaterforChocolate, Aladdin, badly that spelling lost its little strong-man outfit ai the ment Department have decided to Malcolm X, Under Siege mportance. Perhaps we should get Grammys! Xylophones with the Violent sum up some ofthe year’s happen- (Carson’s pick), and Glen Gary hooked on phonics. Quality writing from all of our raiseFemmes. .Why did half the crowd ings in one grand A-Z list 0’ Art. Glen Ross. Letterman announces his move to new writers (thanks, guys!). their hands when they There has never been a lack of Finally Billy and Allison hooked CBS this summer. At last, some- Really fabulous fashions Seen at askedwho it began with a events to cover either on our own up onMelrose Place! You have to one to nail the lids down on Z? Mavbe they were all engineers campus or in Boston ...so, here are love the Friday Fox Updates. Arsenio’s and Jay’s coffins. a few of them: Greasy bacon ships and cheese Madonna’s book Sex, for which curls as fine. art. we sported a whopping 50 bucks, their CDs7 Or to thank them for Y’all down next year and All the differentrumors about who Happy happy joy joy at all the leaving us with so much cash was really not worth it (except for write for us, ya hear! was playing at Spring Fling; Animation Festivals. the great single of‘Erotica”)! to blow on Spring Fling. but, it worked out great, right? Icelandic Cinema at the Museum New name for our department. Totally cool interviews with Boston Ballet from Don Quixote of Fine Arts (O.K., we didn’t ever How many of you noticed we people like Eric Idle and John Z....hmm, what starts with “Z”? to Cinderella. review this one, but it did take started the year as Arts and ended Turtoro. We can’t think of anything, and Campus groups with new releases: place. And Icelandic Cinema? as Art and Entertainment? Unforgiven.The Clint-man finally wementioned that Xylophone Gus, Frankly Scarlett, The Who knew?) O.K. we’ll admit it, all those hor- gets recognized by Hollywood as thing where it properly belongs. Beelzebubs, Thumper, and The Jills and Bubs bring home first ribleCDs wereview? We getthem the icon, nay, legend he is! Have a great summer and see you Jackson Jills. place in the nation’s first colle- sent to us by the record compa- Vile coffee consumed for a Week- next year! We here at the Daily would like to take this opportunity to wish you luck on your exams! I ,age six THE TUFTS DAILY Monday, May 3,1993

Each year, African American, Asian American and Hispanic Amerlcan students lend their time and energy to support the recruitment efforts of the Office of Undergraduate Admissions. Current students have been overnight hosts to over 300 high school students, have written articles for the S.C.O.P.E. newspaper, Inside Sto , given campus tours, worked at registration tables, performed skits, dances an: play routines for entertainment purposes, and came in late'night to

phone prospective students of color about the opportunities available at Tufts. '* It is because of their'commitment to these efforts that we can truly claim that Tufts has a diverse and multicultural university community,

The Admissions Office staff is looking forward to seeing each and everyone of you return next year to continue these efforts to enroll the best and the brightest students of color at Tufts. But, before you take off to summer internships and jobs, and/or relaxing vacations, we just wanted to let the entire Tufts community know that you took a ipart in shaping the Class of 1997:

Thank You S.C.O.P.E. Volunteers!

THE UNSUNG HEROINES

Sherry Dong Rachel Fouche Thais Hoyer Gaby Martinez Nikki Richards Nikki Simpkins

THE DOGGED DETERMINANTS

Eric Chapman Fannie Fong Wiley Mailett

Marjory Charlot Miriam Hasbun Shawntell ManningI ! Miidrade Cherfils Andrea Henry Bobby Nero Latanya Christian Peter Khang Jaleel Shujath - Mina Talabucon THE BACKBONE BRIGRADE Damon Adams Daniel Kim ,' Chariene Anderson James Lavallee Johnson Asamoah Cyndi Lee ,, Katrina Avila Joo Yeun Lee Jo-Ann Barett Wendy Lee Eber Bayona Jimmy Leo ..

Nyoka Beede ';re' Leo ieung Chris Bennett Sonia Malhotra Ginger Beverly Gloria Marin Gerardo'Zavala---- . Mark Booker Johanna Martinez I. Tysheka Brown Joe McBrine Roget Bryant Tori McGowan Kimberly Cabral Avalon McLaren Veronica Caldersn Stefan McLetchie David Carl Neily Mentor Carlos Cedeno Saran Mignott Luzia Centeio Ambereen Mirza Uuette Charles John Moore Susan Cho Modeiine Morose Tracy Chung Angel Navedo Nicole Clarke Gretchen Negron Ce Ce Davenport Erik Norwood Christy DeBruce . Hien Nguyen Carol de Dios Tuong Nguyen Lad Dell Nikkina Osei Charlene Desir Sapna Patel Cheria (Re-Re) Dial Laura Perez Morlyn Dorestant Ken Pham Ha Duong Marieia Rivera Joy Ebanks Ricardo Roberts Rita Garnett Renata Robinson Martine Gaujean Steve Romero Jean (Junior) George Carlina Santos Patricia George Madye Seymour K.C. Govil Lena Shepard Sandra Hilario Coriyn Shropshire Thao Ho Praveen Singh Geneva Johnson Amber Smith Woo S. Joo Stephanie Speed May 3,1993 Monday, THE TUFTS DAILY page seven SPORTS Bulls destroy Atlanta Take a commanding 2-0 lead in series

CHICAGO (AP) -- Michael quarter. “You know, if he misses Jordan scored 29 points and Scot- that and we score, we’ve got a tie Pippen added 25 Sunday, lead- five-point lead, but that ties it up.” ing the two-time champion Chi- Sixty-eightseconds later, Divac cago Bulls to a 117-102 victory beat the shot clock again with a over Atlanta and a2-0 lead in their jump hook, giving the Lakers the best-of-5 first-roundNBA playoff points they needed against tenta- series. tive, mistake-prone Phoenix. Jordan hit a desperation 45- Divac, whohad 19points,drove

footer at the fust-half buzzer to the baseline for a dunk~~~~ with~.~. 46. open a 56-49 lead and the Bulls seconds left, and Scott hit a late built on it with a 15-7 run to open field goal to end the Suns’ last the second half for a 71-56 lead hope. that wasn’t seriously challenged. “We did the things to make the Dominique Wilkins led the game close in the final few min- Hawks with 37 points and Kevin utes. That was our plan going in,” Willis had 26. said Scott,who scored all 17 of his Pippen, B.J. Armstrong andBill points in the first and fourth quar- Cartwright scored Chicago’s first ters. 15 points in the second half before The Lakers, the only team with Armstrong and Jordan hit 3-pOht- a losingrecord(39-43) in theplay- ers as the Bulls cruised to an 85-70 offs, have three chances to be- lead going into the final period. come the first No. 8 conference They made it 90-70 before the seed to oust a No. 1 under the 16- Hawks put on a nine-point run led team playoff format. The next two Crew weathers storm, literally; by Wilkins but Jordan converted a games are in the Forum in - three-point play to halt the march. Inglewood, Calif., followedby one The Bulls never trailed in the more here if the Suns can win fust quarter and had a 20- 13 lead twice on the road. Jumbos prepare for Nationals before the Hawks battled back and Phoenix, 62-20 in the regular by TAMMY DONROE shore. Although no injuries were the overall winners, Coast Guard, cut it to 24-22 on athree-point play season with a 35-6 record at home, Daily Staff Writer sustained, there was the pdYehtia1 ’ their entry was certainly no em- by Willis. led by six midway through the Despiteallthemishapsthatcan danger of being hit by oars or barrassment. The win was well- Steve Henson gave Atlanta its fourth quarter before Divac led the occur during a crew- race -- COX riggers as the boat flipped. This -- deserved after the episode last first lead with a 3-pointer to open Lakers back. boxes going out, seats coming off combined with the water’s frigid weekend. After such a finish, they the second period and Henson hit Danny Ainge’sjumper gave the the rollers, oars coming out of the temperature and the fact that no should fare well at the Nationals. another 3-pointer for a 30-27 lead. sunsa 78-72 lead with 5:56 left, oarlocks -- one can usually count life jackets were on board -- made The varsity men’s first boat But the Bulls went on a run that bu@rh&twas their last basket. on the boat staying afloat. After for a difficult and dangerous situ- experiencedproblems,anddidnot included 3-pointers by Trent ~~~~~~~3~~~~~~~~~i~5~13all, there are only a few people ation that the oarsmen handled place in the top five after a disap- Tucker and John Paxson for a 38- to go, Elden Campbell dunked af- who get wet: the cox- well. pointing row. Although they will 30 advantage. ter worthy drove the key Swains Of the winning boats who The varsity men weren’t the probablynot appearat theNation- Wilkins keyed a 10-4 run that for a spectacular assist, and the get to take avictory lap, the bow of only ones to experience such a ah, good team effort marked their cut it to 4 1-40 but the Hawks were Sunsnever led by more than three the boat that gets to eat the stem’s fate; the varsity women’s second season. unable to regain the lead. After points again. backsplash, and the occasional boat sunk as well. However, they The varsity women’s first boat Jordan put the Bulls ahead 5 1-42, Barkley, second-best in NBA individual who miscalculates her were relatively close to the dock took fourth in a close race with Wilkins and Willis rallied Atlanta playoff history with a .569 field- stroke and catches a crab while and were pulled back to safety by ConnecticutCollegeand Williams, within four before Jordan’s des- goal percentage, hit 8 of24 shots. rowing without her feet tied in- their oars. Needless to say, the who took second and third Place, peration 3-pointer that set the tone ne 1l-point total in the fourth However, last week’s race on the remainder ofthe races were can- respectively. UMass continued to for the second half. period was a Phoenix playoff against the University Of celed. dominate the women’s races, tak- Lakers 86 Suns 81 record for fewest points in a quar- New Hampshireprovedtobemore Such miserable conditions ing firstplace as well as the overall PHOENIX (AP) -- Suddenly it ter, and 8 1 points was their lowest StreSS-indUCing than usual, as sev- couldn’t have occurred at a worse women’s team trophy for another was Showtime again. total this season. era1 Tufts boats actually Sank. time: theNew Englands were only Year. “James Worthy andA.C. Green “Our offense was so out ofsync. A rough crosswind and ex- awe& away andeveryone wanted StrokeCarrieRochesaid, “This and Byron Scott. You know, those I felt the team was not playing tremel~choppy waters prevailed to race the course all out once was the first time [this particular1 guys have been in the playoffs with confidence at the offensive last Saturday morning while the more before then. Still, per- eight had raced together all year so almost 10 years,” Vlade Divac end,” said point only three races of the day took formed respectably at the New we did well considering. It’s been said Sunday after the Lakers Kevin Johnson, who had 16 as- place. The novice women’s first Englands in Worcester on Spring a crazy season; things have con- shocked the Phoenix Suns again sists. boat took UNH despite the terrible Fling Saturday. tinued to work against us from with an 86-81 victory for a 2-0 conditions, but the second The conditions were perfect as boats sinking, to rowing in the lead in the best-of-5 first-round with points women’s boat along with the nov- there was only a slight tail wind snow at the end of April.” and 2 1 rebounds. Richard Dumas ice men suffered losses. . series. “They know how to play and Tom Chambers also scored 18 that shifted later in the day. The Still, their strong Performance under pressure.” points each. The varsity men’s second boat temperaturewaswarmerthanmost will more than likely be rewarded began their race, but 500 meters The Lakers were relentless in would have liked. But that didn’t by an invitation to the Nationals. after the start, the boat began to seem to affect the varsity men’s Varsity women’s coach Jay Britt the fourth quarter, holdingthe Suns “I played as hard as I could. I swamp. SophomoreMarkHillman to4-for-21 shootingand 11 points. justdidn’tplay wel1,”Barkleysaid. said, “The water was up to our second boat who were the big win- said, “Technically, only the top ners of the day. three qualify, but the race was The Suns did not have a basket in Johnson saw his first playoff waist at that point, but we contin- the last 5:56. action after missing the last two ued rowing. Once it was up to our In their first race, the men fm- close enough that they should be ished third of four crews in their invited.” Worthy tied it 80-80 with 2:3 1 regular-season games with a chest, we stopped to untie our feet remaining, hitting a 3-pointer that strained knee. He had 14 points and remove our oars. It was then heat. Nevertheless, an outstand- Similarly,the varsity wornen’s beat the 24-second buzzer. and 16 assists, but his presence that the boat capsized and we ing performance in the finals second boat had a strong finished, yielded a second place finish with taking a third place in the finals. “James hit that big 3,” said was most noticeable playing de- started to swim to shore.” Charles Barkley, who missed all only the Coast Guard outsprinting Conn. College took second, and fense against the Lakers’ Sedale Several launches were nearby them. It was their best race this seven of his shots in the fourth Threatt. to help taxi the oarsmen back to season, and since they fell only to see CREW, page 11 Upcoming Tufts Sports Schedule

~~ ~ I Women I Tuesday I Wed. I Thursday I Friday I Saturday I Men Tuesday Wed. Thursday Friday Saturday Softball Baseball Lacrosse Crew Track Div. I11 New Englands I I I I I Crew Sailing NewEngland TeamRacing Look for complete Tufts sports coverage in the annual commencement issue which will be out on May 21.

The Tufts mens and womens sailing teams will compete in the HOME GAMES IN CAPS New England Team Racing eliminations at Boston and Harvard Universities this weekend. Go like the wind! page eight THE TUFTS DAILY ._ Monday, May 3,1993 SPRING FLING 1993

A crowd of 5,000 packed President’s Lawn for Fling.

The Violent Femmes closed the show with a strong set,

Photos by

John Fee (the guy with the shades on the left) enjoys the fine weather with pals. Olivier Tittman. Monday, May 8,1993 THE TUFTS DAILY page nine SPRING FLING 1993

Certain individuals protested theview ofthe stage by gettinga better vantane Doint.

When does this guy get cut off?

were on. something entirely different? age ten THE TUFTS DAILY Monday, May 3,1993 EARN $5000 INONEWEEK Well, actually you can't, but we did, and for a good cause. In just 7 days the Tufts SeniorFund has received nearly $5,000 in donations, pledges, and event proceeds. This year, in lieu of the Senior Class Gift, the Senior Class Council has established the SeniorFund, a financial aid gift to Tufts to benefit both incoming and future students. There are two components to the gift: The first part is a monetary gift to Financial Aid to help meet the needs of the Class of 1997. The second part will involve establishing an ongoing scholarship fund in hopes that future Senior Classes will participate in raising money. We have set an ambitious goal of $30,000, and your participation will ensure our success. Please give a thought to support for the years to co Thank you to the following people who have already given to the SeniorFund: Rachel Auerbach, Me1 Bernstein, Joshua Buckley, Julia Carpena, Harold Cheyne, Joyce Coffee, Gretchen Crist, Laurie Davidson, Patrick Duffy Bradley Finkelstein, Susan Frost, Alison Gilbert, Jennifer Gonzalez, Lisa Harrel, Sara Irons, Alexandra Irvine, Carolyn Koegler, Tammy Maeda, Ann McAdam, Barbara McDaniel, Patricia McDermott, Diana Nicklaus, Harry Nord, Tracy Peasley, Sanjay Rao, Sara Rosenberg, Sharon Rudich, Rebecca Schwendler, Anne Serr, Bonnie Starr, Lori Stein, Glenn Wasson, Andrew Wu.

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Providing for the Future of Tufts NI ORFUN D'93 Mondav, Mav 3.1993 THE TUFTS DAILY page eleven Presidents of major universities rake in the big bucks WASHINGTON (AP) --Most year was $410,916. the presidents of the schools. form may not always be complete pay to theirreligious orders. of the presidents of 190 leading The income for presidents at For example, Cornell but is the best available informa- colleges and universities are re- some private colleges has become University’s Wayne Isom, profes- tion. The survey classified the in- --The lowest paid collegepresi- ceivingmorethan $155,00Oayear increasingly controversial, be- sor of cardiothoracic surgery, re- stitutions as research universities, dent was University of Denver in pay and benefits and top earners cause of spiraling tuition costs and ceived $1.78 million in pay and doctorate-granting and liberal arts. Chancellor Daniel Ritchie, a exceed $400,000, said a survey little or no pay hikes for profes- benefits in 1991. He was followed Other survey findings: former cattle rancher and corpo- released Sunday. sors. by 13 other medical school profes- --Of 33 research universities, rate executive who forgoes his The survey by Those who defend the pay sors, the newspaper said. Topping Boston, Columbia and Vanderbilt college salary, receiving $1 a year of Higher Education showed that scales for collegeheads say thejob the compensation list among non- reported paying their presidents in nominal pay. Boston University President John is demanding, andthe average sal- physicians was Laurance more than $400,000 in pay and Silber topped the list, receiving ary is far below those of chief Hoagland, president of Stanford benefits. Twelve others were paid Poor weather $414,715 in 1991-92 in salary, executivesin private industry. But University’s management com- more than $300,000, and only two bonuses, deferred income and ben- critics say there are scores of quali- pany, who was paid $662,280 in were paid less than $200,000. CREW continued from page 7 efits. fied educators who would work 1992. In salary alone, Vanderbilt for less because of the non-mon- The survey was based on tax --Lehigh University President not surprisingly,uMass took fust. University President Joe B. Wyatt etary rewards. forms that all private non-profit Peter W. Likinswaspaid$263,120, would have been nice to wasthe 1991-92 leaderat%395,725 The Chronicle of Higher Edu- institutions must file with the In- topping the list of 20 heads of beat corm. college si,,ce we al- compared to $275,000 for Silber. cation said it also surveyed other ternal Revenue Service under a doctorate-granting institutions. ready have this but they The trade paper reported that top earners at the colleges and 1987 law. Eight of the presidents in the cat- had a really fast sprint,” said star- Wyatt7s total compensation last found some made far more than The education journal said the egory arepriestswhodonatedtheir board Erica Hoffa. Tufts still has the chance to reassert its strength at the Nationals. The novices greatly contributed to the team effort as the novice men placed third. The novice women’s first boat also took third in aclose race, and the second boat placed fifth. Such novice talent will help in creating an even stron- ger varsity team next season. On May 15, the Champion IntercollegiateRegatta will be held in Worcester. Booze aplenty FLING continued from page 1 Lemonheadstook the stage imme- diately afterwards. Their lacklus- ter set would have been a waste of everyone’s time, had it not af- forded us all a good opportunity to stroll around the lawn bumping into friends and trees. . After the Lemonheads got out of our way, the three members of Violent Femmes took their places on the stage. Again, the best van- tage point for this set was right down in front, on the fringes of (if not in) the mosh pit. The Femmes’ style contrasts sharply from Digable Planets, and it was a nice change to round out the afternoon. They squeezed a whole lot of sound out of their sparse instrumentation(just adrum kit, a guitar, and a bass), and lead singer Gordon Gano’s high- SAV’E MONEY, pitched voice sounded even stron- Your account will be free of all ger now than it did in 1982 on their service charges during the summer, as long as self-titled debut album. And they seemed to be enjoy- you’re not using your account. ing themselves.It’s tough to imag- ine how many different ways a musician could react when con- fronted with college audiences, arguably the drunkest and rowdi- est of all crowds. It occurred to me that the Femmes probably would SAVE TIME. have been disappointed by any- To reactivate your account, just use your BayBank Card thing less. or write a check. There’s no paperwork and no need to order new checks.

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We would like to give a special -ACS says thanks thanks to the students who volun- To the Editor: teered to host the four hundred On behalf ofAmerican Cancer seniors who spent the night at Society’sSomerville Unit, I would Tufts. We are also very grateful to like to thank everyone at Tufts the students who escorted people University who contributed to the to classes and lunch, gave tours overwhelming success of the re- and answered questions at the in- cent American Cancer Society Jail formation booth. We appreciate & Bail fundraiser held on campus. the support of the faculty who Over $6,000 was raised during allowed the seniors to attend this event, and these funds will classes and the kindness of the support ongoing cancer research staff who opened up their offices in Massachusetts, prevention and early detection programs, and ser- vices to cancer patients in our community. The support of Tufts staff, fac- ulty, and students alike is grate- fully acknowledged. Thank YOU all for helping me to make a dif- ference in the lives ofmany people indeed. Jeanne McNeff Unit Director

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Guest Tickets for the Gala, Caddyshack, Harbor Cruise, and Club Night are on sale at the Information Booth until May 7, 1993. 21 and over to enter all events but the Gala - please take notice. Monday, May 3,1993 THE TUFTS DAILY page fifteen Government blames secessionist rebels for assassination COLOMBO, Sri Lanka (AP) - c1aimedt;ousands oflives, includ- accusation of Tamil involvement- suspect in the assassination,” the But authorities could step up a - A cyanide capsule found on a ing several prominent figures - threatened to plunge the island nation’stoppoliceoffkia1,Lionell crackdown on the rebels in north- suicide bomber’s body and other killed in suicide bombings. deeper into turmoil. Gunatilleke, told a news confer- ern and eastern Sri Lanka, where clues point toward Tamil rebels in Premadasa and at least 23 others About 100,000 people, Some ence Sunday. fighting has been concentrated. the assassination of President were killed Saturday when a man weeping and beating their chests, Earlier, a policeman displayed Tamils claim discrimination at the RanasinghePremadasa, police said on a bicycle triggered explosives mourned Premadasa, whose body the bomber’s severed head to jour- hands of the Sinhalese-dominated Sunday as huge crowds gathered on his body, turning the route of a lay in state at his home. Many nalists. government. to pay last respects. May Day parade into a scene of waitedhoursin linesthat stretched Similar ,Tamil attacks have The death of Premadasa -- who Tamil rebels have waged a 10- blood and panic. several miles. killed other military officers and held all important Cabinet posts, ear secewionist war that has Thepresident’sdeath -- and the “The TamilTigersarethe prime politicians, including former In- including the Ministry of Defense dian Prime Minister Rajiv Gandhi -- also left apower vacuum. It was in May 1991. feared a power struggle might en- Hurricane Island Gunatilleke said many of the sue between the ruling party and college ~ithe Outdoors@ guerrillas cany cyanide capsules the nation’s opposition groups. around their necks and commit “The shape ofthings to come is suicidewhen cornered or captured. uncertain,” said Chanaka Gunatilleke said police found a Amaratunga, leader of a party al- broken cyanide capsule embed- lied with the government. “One ded in the neck of Premadasa’s feels the country may return to its assassin. past violent times.” Gunatilleke also blamed Tamil His wife, Hema, and his 23- gunmen for the slaying last week year-old daughter, Dulanjalee, of Lalith Athulathmudali, a lead- who had just returned from Lon- ing opposition figure. don, broke into tears, threw their Rebels have denied involve- arms around each other and buried ment in either attack. their faces in a flag on the coffin. Assembly rejected plan BOSNIA continued from page 1 territory they control. A senior U.S. official traveling he was “hopeful but skeptical.” with Christopher acknowledged Almost simultaneoii~lv the allies’ doubts about military Momcilo Krajisnik, the Bosnian intervention. assembly leader, announced the “I know the allies have strong plan in its present form was unac- views about some of the issues, ceptable and that it required fur- and I expect we will have a good ther work. discussion on the issues,” he said, The assembly had rejected the speaking on condition of anonym- plan last week. It is scheduled to ity. act on ratification again Wednes- Send for frcc Clcs~riptiv~calalog or cnll blf-Trcc 1-800-341-1744 for mote jdonnallon, day. ,The Serbs have demanded Christopher was briefed on the that it include corridors linking peace talks from Athens by US. envoy Reginald Bartholomew and then directed the American diplo- mat to join him on the six-day trip COLLEGIATE STORAGE SERVlC€ to London, Paris, Moscow, Brus- sels and Bonn. j, Expert in Computer Storage j, Secured, Itemized Storage .k Cudom-Designed Boxes j, Personalized Inventory Insurance Included Christopher began his mission L Packing Supplies with the hope that British loyalty SUMMER STORAGE to the transatlantic alliance would * 24-HourEmergency On-Call Sewice win out over British concern that PROFESSIONAL PICK-UP 8t DELIVERY INCLUDED lifting the arms embargo to help the Muslims would spread For further information and registration, call (617) 536-6657 I M/C fighting to other Balkan states. BACCALAUREATE SERWCH

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II Seniors: Please wear caps and gowns. Meet beh vld the seaLsa; 2-45pm. $atur day, May22 3:OO pm President’s Lawn. page sixteen THE TUmS DAILY Monday, M; SEMESTERIN REVIE TuftsChancellor and 16-yearPresident Jean On April 12, the Delta Upsilon Mayer died of a heart attack New Year’s Day at fraternity was placed-on a one-year the age of 72. suspension by the Inter-Greek Coun- Mayerhadbeenvacationing in Floridaat the cil Judiciary. The fraternity was found time. I4e was traveling to the Sarasota airport to guilty of violating hazing regulations. return 10 Boston from Florida when he suffered The issue arose when a complaint the heart attack. wassubmittedtotheDeanof Students Mayer was a world renowned nutritionist, office. Delta ‘Upsilon pled respon- food stamp advocate, and advisor to three US sible to the charges raised against the presidents. He served as Tufts president from fraternity. 1976 to 1992 before being appointed Chancel- While on suspension, the frater- lor of the University last September. nity brothers cannot live in the Delta As chancellor, he was coordinating major Upsilon house at 114Professors Row. developmentprojects including the Tufts Inter- After the suspension is over, the fra- national Research Center and the Biotechnol- ternity willoperate under official pro- ogy Research Park on the Grafton campus. bationary status for one year. In 1969, Mayer organized the White House According to IGC President Elise Conference on Food, Nutrition and Health for Blinderman, the sanctions reflect a President Richard Nixon. This conference led seriousinfraction of the Greek system to the introduction of food stamps in 307 coun- re@lations andthe fraternitywas given tries as well as the expansion of the federal a penalty that matched its ac’tions. school lunch program for poverty-stricken chil- The sanctions were based on three actions taken by the fraternity. According to Blindeman, dren. pledges were required to show up at the house at 5 am. and stand at attention for four hours. Also, Mayer participated in the French Resistance they were “coerced into drinking pitchers of beer until everyone was sick as well as playing quarters during World War I[ and was captured by the and requiring the losers to drink pitchers of beer. Germans. He later escaped by shooting a guard. Delta Upsilon brother Kevin Conroy was president of the IGC before the fraternity was brought After the war, Mayer studied physiological up on charges. After the IGCJ placed Delta Upsilon on suspension, he resigned from his position. chemistry at Yale before serving as an advisor Blinderman had been vice president and chair of the judicial board before becoming president.

Film director Spike Lee spoke to the Tufts corniunity on Feb. 24, describing how he created Malcolm X and fielding questions about his thoughts on a variety of issues, on Feb. 24. Although the evening’s topic was “Racism in herica,” Lee spoke solely about the problems and joys ofmaking themoviebefore providing a summary of his professional career. He discussed the with- drawal of the original director, Norman Jewison, and why Lee himself took on the role. He explained that the movie required a black director. just as The Godfather trilogy, Raging Bull, and Goodfellas had Italian-American directors. Lee described how he argued with Warner Broth- ers, the film’s production studio, over the operating budget as well as the filming location. In a press conference following the speech, Lee urged for greater diversity at Tufts. He stressed the need for increased recruitment for minorities and pressed for the students, alumni, and parents to push the Administration forward. Lee told students that the Administration should earmark financial aid money for African American and other minority students. Lee implied that it is possible that the Administration wishes to keep the numbers as they are. Currently on vacation from film making after. spending two years creating Malcolm X, Lee is cur- rently teaching two courses at Harvard University, After the Ad Hoc Committee on Health Services completed its study of the University Health Screenwriting and Contemporary African American Service, the University decided to close the inpatient unit next year. Cinema. The inpatient unit will close on May 23, following Commencement Next year, students will be Lee is also known for his other films Do the Right unable to stay at Health Services overnight but arrangements have been made with Lawrence Thing, Jungle Fever, Mo’ Better Blues, and School Memorial Hospital to handle the hospitalization of Tufts students. Daze. Studentswho donotrequire hospitalizationwillbe provided withreserved spacesintheresidence This speech was the inaugural event of the new halls. Those people with a contagious or infectious sickness will be given aroom, meals, and follow- Presidential Lecture Series. Programming Board up medical care. President Ken Jackman and Tufts Community Union The purpose of closing the inpatient unit is to reallocate funding to the areas that require more Senator Ken Archer arranged for Lee to appear while money. Hours for the outpatient service will be extended into the evening, and there will be changes the Office of the President provided the financial in the outpatient staff to allow for sameday appointments. support. 1993 THE TUFTS DAILY page seventeen V- SPRING190%

~ “This year there have been the most reported incidents of vandalism and anti-Semitism ever re- ported on the Tufts campus,” according to Hillel Vice President and Tufts Israel Network Co-Chair Nanette Loebenberg. This February, anti-Semitic graffiti was found scrawled on the mirror of a suite’s bathroom in Haskell Hall. Also in that dormitory, in October anti- Semitic and sexist graffiti was discovered on anumber of residents’ doors. The campus was recently stunned by the anti- Semitic and racist graffiti found near East and Eaton Halls. It E widely believed that much of the graffiti was against African Americans, but especially the swastikas, weremeant tocoincide withYom Hashoah, Holocaust Remembrancz day. “I find acts of this kind to be totally abhorrent,” said University President John DiBiaggio, “and WE WILL NOT TOLERATE THEM AT TUFTS.” DiBiaggioandDeanofStudentsBobbieKnable wrote letters expressing their displeasure with the graffiti.

Although the police have been continuing their i investigation, no one has yet been found responsible for the vandalism.

The discovery of asbestos incarmichael forced the closure of the diniig hall nearly amonth ahead The Beelzebubs and Jackson Jills, Tufts’ a capella singing groups, both won the first national schedule. The dining hall had been scheduled to close on May 24 for renovations. competition for collegiate singing groups at Camegie Hall. “[The asbestos] wasn’t found to be an horrendous problem but we have to do something about The all-male Beelzebubs defeated the Harvard University Kmkodiloes and the University of ’ said Director of Dining Services Patricia Lee. Exposure to asbestos, a fibrous substance which California at Berkeley’s Men’s Octet, while the all-femaleJills beat the Radcliffe Pitches of Harvard ilains in the lungs once inhaled, can cause lung cancer, asbestosis, digestive system cancer, and and Duke University’s Out of the Blue. -sothelioma.These diseases are rarely curable. The Tufts and Harvard teams represented the Eastern Region after advancing through the semi- Lee said removal of the asbestos would take between three and four weeks andbefore completing final round held at Wellesley College. - project the workers must test the air for remaining residue. To eliminate the asbestos workers The Jills performed five songs during the competition: Annie Lennox’s “Walking on Broken -1 off the work area and connect it to clean areas by a decontamination chamber. The waste is Glass,” Stevie Wonder’s “I Wish,” Kate Bush’s “This Woman’s Work,” Sister Souljah’s “We Are nsported from the affected site in proper containers and discarded at a designated landfill. Family,” and “Sweet Thing” from Xudu.In their encore victory appearance, the Jills performed Although the shutting down of Carmichael was somewhat inconvenient to uphill diners, Dining “Red Light,” also from Xanadu. rvices accommodated the surge by extending meal hours in Dewick/MacPhie, opening Hodgdon The Bubs sang Simon and Garfunke1’s“Cecilia.” U2’s “Still Haven’t Found What I’m Looking the weekends, and serving breakfast in Pound. For,” “Chatanooga ChOo-Choo,” “Do I Love You?” and the Rolling Stone’s “Sympathy For the Devil.” In their encore performance, the Bubs sang Tom Cochrane’s “Life is a Highway.” Each group received a $2000 prize for their performance in the competition,entitled “The Road k 1 to New York Collegiate A Capella.”

The Tufts Community Union Senate passed a bylaw by a 22-2-1 vote calling for University club sports teams to be funded using the interest eamed from the Student Activities Fee, an amount antici- pated to be in the vicinity of $15,000. The bylaw, which was co-sponsoredby TCU Presi- dent Randy Ravitz, TCU Treasurer John Fee and TCU Assistant Treasurer David Brinker, was revised after Fee met with representatives from the Athletic De- partment to discuss concerns over liability and recog- nition of teams. Under the proposed arrangement,club sports teams will have to be recognized by the Athletic Department and must submit a budget to Athletics before applying for funding from the Senate.The Athletic Department will continue to provide coaches, transportation and facilities for the teams on an availability basis. At various times in the past, club sports teams were funded completely, partially and not at all by both the Athletic Department and TCU Senate and have been completely self-subsidgig for the past two The presidents of the New England Small years, after severe budget cuts forced the Athletic lllege Athletic Conference (NESCAC) Department to discontinue funding them. :ed in April to allow league teams to par- ipate in NCAA Division Ill tournaments a three-year trial period, beginning next 1 The decision, which does not include In a ceremony on April 25, 1993, Dr. John xball, overturned a seemingly inconsistent DiBiaggio was inaugurated as the 1Ith president of :gue policy of allowing only individual Tufts University. The ceremOny took place on Ellis lletes to compete in national champion- Oval and the guests numbered over 4,000, including ips while prohibiting teams, including re- over 140 delegates from other colleges and universi- :s, from doing so. ties. DiBiaggio, who before coming to Tufts in Sep- In the past, NESCAC athletes were al- tember served as president of Michigan State Univer- Ned to compete in NCAA tournamentsonly sity, replaced Jean Mayer as Tufts president. mdividuals, while teams could not ad- Mayer, a world-renowned nutritionist, held the nce beyond the regional level, usually par- post of Tufts president for 16years before stepping up ipating in tournaments sponsored by the to the office of University chancellor in 1992. Mayer stern Collegiate Athletic Conference passed away in January at the age of 72. CAC). US SecretaryofHealthandHumanServicesDonna Wesleyan President William Chace, whd ,.. Shalala delivered the keynote address at DiBiaggio’s rves as chairman of the NESCAC Presi- inauguration. Shalala, apersonal friend of DiBiaggio’s nts’ Group, said, “We aim to treat all our and former chancellor of the University of Wisconsin, ]dent-athletesand their teams consistently is involved in the Clinton Administration’s planning d equitably. We also want to preserve our of a massive reform of the US health care system. ditional emphasis on athletics as part of While she briefly discussed her opinions on the re- r total academic program. This decision form in a press conference preceding the inauguration rves both goals.” ceremony, her speech focused on the value ofnational service. In his inaugural speech, after enumerating the virtues of Tufts, DiBiaggio recognized that in light of the current fiscal difficultiesfor private higher educa- tion, it is necessary to make sacrifices. However, he expressed the opinion that Tufts can improve without making sacrifices. Like Shalala, he emphasized pub- lic service and alluded to the recent institution of a public service task force at Tufts.

Compiled by Larry A4ze and Elizabeth: Ye page eighteen THE TUFTS DAILY Monday, May 3,1993 Attention!

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The Tufts Daily ARTCARVEDCOLLEGE JEWELRY hopes that y’all Monday - Wednesday, May 3-5 1O:OO am - 3:OO pm have a lovely day. University Bookstore mmmm ge twenty THE TUmS DAILY -. Monday, May 3,199; It's Not Over Until We've Divested!

The Present Situation:

+Hydro-Quebec has been internationally criticized for its role in damaging the regional ecosystem of James Bay and its abuse of / the indigenous peoples of Northern Quebec. -

+Tufts Uniuorsity STILL has almost $2 million inues.ted in Hydro- Quebec,

+The TCU Senate passed a resolution on February 7 calling for diuestment and an estimated 158 non-Senate members attended the Senate meeting in support of the diuestment.

Wuer 1,208 members of the Tufts community, or 1/4 of Tufts' undergraduates, signed ECO's petition calling for . diuest ment.

Wter years of student and faculty research on the issue and

I+despite widespread student support far diuestment, the Tufts fidministration remains silent!

Every day Tufts holds Hydro-Quebec bonds is another day of hypocrisy. We call on. the Trustees to DIVEST!

Let your voice be heard! Write to the Trustees of Tufts and urge them to support divestment. Send letters to Tufts Untversity, PO Box I 1 Medford MA 02 153. Call Andrew Epstehi for more information or to get involved in the campaign.

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Gang summit ends Q WPISFED with symbolic hugs YOUTH.

A Public ServKe of the USDP, Fore51 SPrilCe and your State Forester ONLY YOU CAN PREVENT FOREST FIRES.‘ recently defeated in the Senate. several other recommendations, including: --Repeal of anti-gang legisla- tion, including the federal program called “Weed and Seed” that at- tempts to reduce crime and drug use in urban areas. --Establishmentof community- based citizen patrols to protect ‘^ . people from police abuse “through videotaping and more assertive action .” --Stopping the use of police dogs against minorities. The statement did not elabo- rate on the recommendations,and organizers declined to provide more information.

The summit, scheduled for the first anniversary of the Los Ange- les riots, emphasized symbolism. A church service and march Sun- day included traditional Indian drums, black spiritual songs, and speeches in Spanish.

A service at the host church, St. Stephen Baptist Church, included elderly women with Sunday bon- nets and teen-agers wearing base- ball hats cocked sideways in the manner favored by street gangs.

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L/ -3 New York man drives “eltics’ Lewis sidelined for rest murdered wife to cops if playoffs with heart problems CLAVERACK, N.Y.(AP) -- ordered sent to the Columbia BOSTON (AP) -- Reggie Lewis is resting comfortably. leading scorer this season, averag- Police were taken aback when a County Jail without bail. :wis, the leading scorer for the “His spirits are as good as you ing 20.8 points a game. man walked into their station and xton Celtics, will miss the rest could expect they would be,” he “Obviously, we’re stunned by confessedtokilling his wife, whose Capt. Thomas Fazio, com- ’playoffs because of heart prob- said. “I’m sure he wants to get out it, a little hurt, a little worried as to dead body was found in a pickup mander ofthe Claverack barracks, ms. of the hospital, but he now knows what’s going to happen to him,” truck parked outside. said investigators were trying to Lewis, 27, collapsed Thursday he’s got to go through this, and Celtics forward Alaa Abdelnaby “He said, ‘I killed my wife,’ determinewhether Mrs. Lyons had ring the playoff opener with the obviously,he will not play basket- said. and 1 said, ’Excuse me?”’ said been killed in the truck or else- iarlotte Hornets and was admit- ballmtil this is resolved and that The Celtics and Hornets are Trooper David Sirani, who was where. The couple lived in an an- d to New England Baptist Hos- means clearly, he won’t play this tied 1-1 in their best-of-5 first- working the early shift Saturday nex of *e Kenver Ltd. Ski Shop, tal on Friday. He underwenttests week.” round series. Game 3 is Monday when Thomas Lyons walked in about 20 miles away in the tiny iring the weekend. Rattray said he expected Lewis night in Charlotte. shortly after 5 a.m. town of South Egremont, Mass. “Cardiac abnormalities have to remain in the hospital at least “I think our thoughts and Lyons, appearing disoriented, :en identified that are likely to for this week and further tests will prayers are with him to recover as repeated that he had killed his wife, “I can’t tell you any more be- we contributed to his loss of con- be required over the next several an individual, not as a basketball the trooper said. cause we’re putting the case to- iousness,” hospital spokesman weeks to determine treatment. player,” Abdelnaby said. “We “I asked him where she was gether to take to a grand jury,” m Rattray said Sunday. Celtics team doctor Dr. Arnold don’t worry about him right now andhe said, ‘Outsideinmytruck,”’ Fazio said. Rattray was unable to elabo- Scheller is managing Lewis’ care. shooting baskets and running up Sirani said. te on the abnormalities but said Along with Dr. Thomas Nessa, a and down the floor. We’re wor- New York ‘and Massachusetts Sirani found Geraldine Lyons :wis will be sidelined for the cardiologist at the hospital, ried about him just being able to police conducting a search along : on the passenger seat of - ayoffs. He did not know if the Scheller has formed an advisory function as a human an enjoy a 1 8 miles of state Route 23 between spattered pickup parked in front of mdition will threaten his career. committee of 12 specialists to healthy life.” South Egremont and Claverack the state police barracks in “It’s very important to remem- monitor Lewis. The team is to later discovered a knife believed Claverack, 30 miles south of Al- :r we’re still in an evaluation report to Scheller, Nessa and Lewis, the Celtics’ captain, to be the murder weapon, troopers bany. ode here,” he said. Gavitt. collapsed with 6:36 left in the first said Saturday night. “There she was, slumped over Dave Gavitt, the team’s senior Lewis,a 6-foot-7 swingman and period of’Game 1 and was re- Police also seized evidence at and dead,” Sirani told the Albany [ecutive vice president, said five-year veteran, was the Celtics’ placed 10 seconds later. the Lyons’ home, theTimes Union Times Union. reported Sunday. Autopsy results showed Mrs. Lyons, 41 ,died of stab wounds to Authorities still d&’t know the chest, troopers said. , Lyons, 39, was immgliately why the woman was killed or why arrested and arraigned before I her husband drove to the Colum- Town of Claverack Justice Tho- bia County stat ion froq his home, mas Schindler on a charge of sec- Haire said. ond-degree murder, said state The ski shop is closed for the Trooper Harold Haire. He was season.

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You are my first and onlylove(jwmalisticallyspeak- SPbY Rob Dlk. N.dya to ing, of course) and I hope you be- ~'iigiveyouapidureandabusiness Kudos for all of your SUCCBSS with I'm glad see that some seniors Finally, it's all ours! We have to come strong once again. Daily love, card soon, I promise. I hope Your Weekender: All of you dedication cangetajob. Good luckinwhalever prove to the whole world that the it is Larry baseball games are great. dly. and energy IS truly admirable. Ican't you've been hired to do after Daily will be an even Mer place Haveagreatsummer, andYOUw wait towork morewith you next year. graduation. Buy a new basketball\ withwomenincharge.Gwdludc, I'll Photo 1-11 be seeing YOU next fall. Love, Haveagml summer. Lwe.Caroline David be by your side! Love. Gizem Who are you? Where are you? Oh Jules well, see you later. 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As I'm sure as successfully as Ican. Love. GK mention any of it. so. whatever. See Phil Pcw YOU know. late night's with me are yaaround thissummer. Don't forget I'm very sorry about missing the I have a BIG secret, but you know quite eventful. Maybe you'll work AI- how much you owe me ... computer game.Butyoustilloweusaroundof how good I am keeping those. I Wednesday nights next semder? Science is the bane of your exkit- at Westarted out together, now you're Wing, remember? Thanks for al- can't stop wondering when my luck Have agreat summer. Love, Jamie. leaving me! Good luck in Med ence, I know. Love. Jules ways making me smile down here; is going to run out. I guess 1'11 just PS-Thanks for always making sure your friendship and support mean School. And please pay me an extra keep on reading palms... they seem I get a diet coke1 $50 for just being a nice person, moretomethan you'll ever know. I'm to makg me happy. Hey, don't walk OK? Love. Gizem Sn.pplo looking forward to many Paw Sox away! xoxox, skippy To tho most INCOMPETENT What can Isay? You're my favorite games this summer. Love, Caroline guy Iknow LY*, Monks, Doan, Molbsa news editor in years. Finally, some- stov. I'm just k!ing. You know that I one who understands deadlines! I Believe it or not, it's now up to us to To tho M+M+Ya of the A&€ Great showing at Spring Fling! Try knowthat you are morethan compe- make this thing work1 SO, wst& hope you have a wonderful summer not to be so pig-headed about your tent. These last few weeks have -come visit me my graduated PW. admpbreath. crossourfingersand 5 and Madhu-it's a sale bet that we're the editorials next year. Thanks for get- been a blast. Have a great time ... Love, Gizem self often! I'm looking forward to paper's biggest lightweights. And if ting me started in news. David biking across America. I'm really seeing the Yankees lose BIG TIME cannibalism struck, we'd be in tha going to miss you. Don't forget to senior week! Love. Jules ACO morecongratsforresurreding Week- dear. Pat, on the other handMatt- Production legend. 1'11 have 10 call write (somehow I don't think you Eric, JL and Korri ender and turning it into one of the -Ihope you've recovered from Fling. you every Thursday IO discuss will!). Love, Jamie Thanks foragreat year! Love. Gizem strongest parts of the paper. Keep it ma I wouldn't want any of your movie and THEM. I may be UP ALL OTHER DAILY PEOPLE Sorry - I didn't mean to talk so trivia to sufler at all. Meg-Did any- visiting people over the summer so ELlN loudly. You are one of the most one ever tell you your future is in we'll have to make plans. Enjoy the We!!, chief, I've saved the best for Thanks for being who you are and unique (!) people Ihave ever known. News-allyourgung-hoisthebest. concert! Snapple last. I'm going to miss seeing you in wish me luck! Love, the new EBD. you WASP with the most excellent Love. Caroline Elln the bin. Hopefully you'll keep the yo-yoand long-billedcap.You make tradition going next semester. Don't Korrl So have I been designated as the forget togive me your number sowe I'm so so so I didn't mention the best margueritas. though. Best Doug new Fun Guy for next year? I know sony you 2 do look cute together, no can hangoutwerthesummer.Love, you in my last column. Big '01 apolo- of luck in your final year at our es- Rob claims he can't be replaced but gies, JL. PS. See you in 1994! teemed universlty. Lwe, Jules matter what. Love, Caroline someone has to trv. DFG Jamie - age twenty-eight THE DAILY Monday,- May 3,1993 - TUFTS - Classif ied! Classif ieds 3assifieds IassifiedsClassifiedsl :lassif ieds -_ Duke Pat. Toto. Grand PM Roomlo Mkhwl Q.C. LUER Paul hope you're leeling better, espe- We're not in Kansas anymore, Toto. I am not, nor shall I ever be, your HowwilltheDailysuwivew/outyou? Asthefirstconsecutivee-inc'swho jally since. @u. missed the ZBT Thanks for all your help, which h" personal savings and loan center. I No matter what you think people actually liked each other, .we had a brmalforths. Next year youshould been more, than grandiose. with foresee a pile of Gias take-out. and think, your infinite wisdom has good year, and the future'll be okay, Personals jtop by the house, reminisce.about Weekender, my lile (ya know what 1 sitting in themiddle youcomplaining benefiied the paper in too many partner. Whatever else that needs Jamaicawith Todd and Morte,.dd- , mean), and all escapades. You are about lile at Tufts, and I laughing in ways imaginable. Don'twony,weall tobesaidwillcomeoverrentedfilms talk shop with me. )t's going to be the king of warm fuzzy teddy bears. your lace. appreciate you. - Steve +substances. Until then: You Are You have truly been the greatest Ell-h . 3reat having you in charge. - MW me&st. pat inspiratioh4cuqe this year. Here's 10 Pat Have awonderful time at Michigan, uarc Goldborn & Erica drunk prcductidn-days and lots Of The first half of your prophesy has Simple advice that has worked for Elin Ihecooleststatein the Union! Write worthless clip art (hic)! We'll come true, so lets hope you still me and all that... and there's still a Doug E. Fresh see me: LOCK THE DOOR (w/the I started writing this four times. I Sony to abandon the sports depart- you on the front page of some paper prove to be at least a somewhat chain111 IT was ~robablvmore em- have nothing but purely self-indul- chance that we could get together yet. But whether your byline or. lousy seer. It the whole prophesy for a game of Trivial Pursuit before nent, but it is surely in capable. Ks banassing.for me than you! -Your gent, sappy things to say - and yournwgshot, onlytimewilltell. lt'S ' Eomes true and I lose my job, I you graduate! Really there is! JL lands. Ths is the unoffiaal breakup can roommate hopeiully you know what they are. Ifween, but I'llstillcomebytoread been a hell of a year, so you better crawl inside your ribcage on rainy Fornow 1'11 say good luck with the come back andvisit. Love. Dorothy nights? Rob' -1 Larry UHLand remindyouthattheFlyers - Doug, Marc & sports dudn Daily, and you've got my love and Thankyouforeverythingyw'vedone we AWESOME1 - Shiny P.S. I srillcan't believe you believed About that sailing article.. .I'llhave it friendship forever. See you today, that silly rumor. Tabba T ' forthe paperduring the last eternity. any day now! Hey Marc, how 'bout Pat Juke Did you hurt yourself jumping on the thos&.l?hillies. And Fresh, 3 more Happy graduation (finally!) Obnox- k's those damn Jewish ZBT sports Charlotte bandwagonsofast?When ious, anat, rhyming office worker #l Elephant, olfin, whatovor democrati.L1~. .. . BRIITON (mthout breakwg 9 sweat)l - Steve Vbekenderi in yourhands-make Carolino Phil It's been a great year and you've it awesome. Jamie, so . ,,'JSL. We kick And just'thinkof thealihte, I'm re+& Lk.+rv I ' Iswear, you have thrm more par- been a-tenific roomiellthanks for you're staying; y~u:ietop&. bind' Jldging Irkyour resume jl iqks nights still ahead. You're wonderful. ties this year (semester atone) than minauowith me: I knew it wasn't talented to !p&e.'John:~'fl see you in, like your.headed for great ,things. Love. Mikey anyone else Iknow! They were truv June anawe*ll have many drinks. Have a good summer. -John i.. , '1 Arc ;;'f i an integd 'they, big word for me) and, err. SOME. Love, Pat I know you're going to great. Get: part of The Daily Experience this Chtistl' . . ~ yearfor me. You havethis knackfor David + Now8 You've done an awesom$ f&4hs psyched for a great semester of having a couple things be assod- KATHRYN 'DORKL~ST@~OKS It'sa pleasuretoseethe department semester. Good ludc in trying to jollies and headaches, can't wait to ated with you for the rest of You're weird. Thanks for EVERY- under such firm leadership - con- changqthose things that you and I see what's in store... Love. Mikey someone's life, and your music and T1.nhldf We'll have to gdt Leon 8 tinue 10 do great things David, I'm know might need a lilechang- Jake together for a seminar. Have didn't get to know you better just Julr and Jamio tieswillbemylinks. ltwasfunhaving It's been an interesting semester sony I ing. Make a pledge never to stop a dass yilh ou, even if it was fun Down Under ~ don't do anvone I -you're the of personthe Darly Production will miss you; but I have, that Man. I look forward to workrna wflh kind going out, either. Love, John ,-dass: I hD4you are down at the wouldn't do! VILE1 Geekus . you next year (honest) (and I prom- is unbelievably lucky to get. Love, an overwhelmiflg faeling that we Pat cewinyhaven't swn ihe last of paper next year like you were this iseto drink real coffeeand talknor- David . year; itwouldn't bethesamewithout LAURA (OR THE COOL mal English.yeahwhatever). Megan, An impressivejobyou'vedonewith' -ether of you. So, see you both chick down the hall) I'll miss you - Marc Doug around... Love, Mikey you at all. Love, Nadya thanksforassigning.and thanks for + news this semester by anyone's $400 for Paris in the spring? Mon- . always making me laugh. Madhu Good ludc on the Exec Board, Marc standards! No kidding! It's really Loah and Ryan Glz sieur Tres-Tray is a rougeneck. but -start thinking of ways to improve good to see that kind of devotion. Youaretobemysavinggraces. Go I have faith in you next year, Scarf#l iswantingyoul Asforscarf Elin the paper, cause they exist Doug, Maybe we'll see more of each other home and relax A LOT for the sum- habeebty, even if I am the only one. #2, qui sait? Hey Neanderthal. Fromarts toempress. Enoughsaid. thanks for being a worthy connec- next semester. -John mer, can't wait to get you bacic here Just kidding! I'm glad we got to be OOGA-OOGA!! Excusemewhat? - Not only that. but qhe has great tion - see you at the Raves. Love, and put youtowork... andtohaving Merfriends this semester, even if Me dothes and great bane structure Pat Matt Carson a great time. Love. Mikey the Ottomans were your ancestors. too. Gee, some people have all the I've already cut out a lot of your Thanks for lending me yourshoulder IRIS luck. Madhu Tab artides and am preserving them in To My rosidonts: sometimes. Take care and have a You? Me? Same room? Lord help Good luck in coming years, Bert - I dried ice for future generations.Take Thankyou so much foratrulyenjoy- great summer! Love, Nadya Hodgdon. I'm gonnasteal your duck! Pat know 1'11 see you before then, but I it easy. - John able and hassle-free (well almost) Let'sgetdrunkandsDeakFrenchon You'll leave avoidthat really can't be don't want tokeepwishingyou luck year. You guys have been great, theTagainlYouhaveblondhair, but filled. Iwishyouthebestof luckand Take faith -that Weekender photo Phil keepintouchnextyear. Love.Mikey Carolino you're not a Blond!!! Good thing ... - all the happiness in the world. And will run in Commencement, I swear1 I really feel bad about you not being I am very much looking forward to Jess there's nothing wrong with Jackie Love, Pat withusnext year, butyouwillalways South's Sonlor RAs working with you next year. Not to Collins. Truly. Madhu bewith usinspirit. Writea columnor YOUare all truly Cool people, good saythisyearhasn't beenalotolfun SHARON JEDEL Giz something. Just come to hang out. luck in your lies. and don't forget to with you! I could always count on I'msopsychedtoworkwithyou(and N"*" LIBERATION! Take care, sister _- The place won't be as good without write, I expect at least a you being sometimes the only smil- lie in the same dorm, too) next Speaktomeofb s andbogs. Madhu good ludc in the big world '0 busi- YOU. - Marc postcard...Love. Mikey ingfaceintheroom;yourcheerwas semester1 Sony I mispronounced ness. Lwe. Pat StwbA always awesome. Here's to lols of your name; it's a Features tradition. Doug just keep doing what you're doing. Daiiyfolk late nights next year, and a begin- Welcome aboard! -Jess My partner in lung cancer and em- Larry cutting up on the Greeksd Brinker To thw 01 you who are leaving ning of the second half of our Tufts physema. I'll take you up on that You'resming heresoundinggrouchy and the Senate and everyone else us...thanks for the great times and careers. Love, Nadya TODD WITTE offerol crabsand bricklinedstreets. and suriy. It's only fitting. Good luck here'swishingyouthe best; forthose lstill oweyw dinner,don't I?lThanks Madhu outside 01 the Lazerium. Love. Pat YOU hate. n makes for good mpY, if Maria and Cat1 nothing else. - Marc staying on.. .here'stous. Daily Love, for making Physics (almost) bear- Mikey Maria: Asthetwo years of sleeping able. If you're VERY nice to me. 1.11 withyoucometoasolid close, team Elizab.th Stophon Davo get you a file photo. And if you we Onelastforeign film beforeyou head More Edflorials! More Editorial Car- I'm all too happy to take cfedfl for come to myeyes. and I am at aloss my cousins, RUN!! -Your fearless off to Michigan? Good luck, and tmns!Tonsot Reauitment! Prepped 'My-yaz: I hope you don't collapse EVERYBODY for words. Remember Arnir, Hous: lab partner congratulations. Madhu Story Assignments! Deadlines! Ac- and die over in news. and that you Come take a study break and see ton (yuk). toilet seats and tooth- paste, ghosts in the dark, late night tually,Ihaveatoptenlist,butIwonY have agoodsummerconternplating the 'Briery Gap.' in the Cousen's HEY TURKEYi put you through fl here. Love. Pat _- a PhilliesYankees World Series. Dance Space. Today 5PM. noises. freak out sessions. Most of You'rethe most neurotic bird Iknow, K. Cortollo at all I'll remember how you were al- Hang in there, and e-mail me when but that's OK. Enjoy London. The Onknowcan lseehowyouandthe Neil, Allison, Jan + Krlr you get back. - Marc Paul ways there for me, no matter what. Daily is better than the Observer! whole mad bunch made me who I If Iwanted to be cruel, Icould try to Here's to a great friendship, may it Good luck in the world sans Tufts. Oneword-hint: Perspective. As in, am. Thanks. To youth. beauty, and' h's ga to be bener, I know - or a Hammer get you back for all the mean things continue until we turn grey. keep things in it! -Punk hope, which Ifearareslowlydyingin you said to me this year, but then Cati:Your redlpurple hairwill remain placewhereheadsare der(mine. Those 300 mile trips to New Jersey us. Madhu at least. Ihope). Love, Pat with Arrested Development, and again, Imay just start a rumor about with me always. You could inflame a PHIL AYOUB David Sanbarnarewhat makelifeso youand Mikegettingyowknow-what. bull, Iswear. Thanks for being such I'm sending you YOU-know-who's Daily foks lt would probably be much sweeter a pal. in so many ways, a true blue Michelle, Tish, Laura + Latron muchfun.Andby1heway.youknow personal;h6dknidesetveit! Let's lt'sbeenagoodyear. Enjoysummer Hi! Love. Pat ashitloadaboutmwies.Just thougM revenge. He he. This year has been friend. Forget awardly exes, and do lunch sometime ion the bus. of (don't wear beige shoes to clubs, I'd let you know. -- Marky Marc a lot of fun with you, bath in and out look to a new year that is sure to be course). -The MBTA'woman ' Rachel) and soon enough, we'll be Anna of the office. and I wish you much full of new, and absolutely exciting back here. Truly. Madhu I tried to follow your guide, but I Carolino luckinyour?futureandmanymiles experiences. Love always, Nerd GREG 'BATMAN" WILENTZ '4should've known - you're one of a Boy, were you hammered at Ring. on your bike. Love, Nadya I'm gonna miss you, you drunken Jubr kind: The Best - the Daily never had That was de. Next year, when fool! Jump out a first floor window at Ididn'tknowyou beforetheDaily,or it so good. Lwe. Pat we're in charge, we'll get drunk ev- Tab Riz-Needham-The Streak-What do med school, and think of me as you what you were like then - but as we erynight and beout by 10:3O.YOu'll !think I'm actually going to miss you. you mean you're ...Shooting Star- do ... -The Littlest Witch enter the next stage of life, don't . Edgers see. Ican'twailforthe NewGenera- Thanks for all the Weekender pic- Icwxrbe-Redde FreddieSix Months disappear. You're still a bandit, old Okay, here Igo-treadingsoftlyinto tion to take over. - Marc turesyoutook I realizedthroughout DC-Ramadan-18 22-Intempting on . Meyers girl -take it easy. Love, Pat the real world. Yours is a gdpath thesemesterthatyou and Iarequite Paper-Bob Roberts-Teasing-Scary It's rude to laugh too hard. We all to follow. my fnend, so I'm not so Pat alike, even though you're a guy and car trips-Smell of cheap shaving have our bad days, but they can Elizabah worned Love, Pat Thanks for your e-mail advice and I'm not. Funny howthat works, huh? cream-Petudie-Chocolates and definitelybefun. Ihavetocommend &ped me to show up In Ann Arbor your general confidence in me. I do Washington will always remind me trutfles and dresses with rulfles- you on your editorship -- your mak- someday-we'll dothebookstore'n Julio really think that I can make things of you, and so will music. I'm at a Gwly-Ambizini haraquet catir-Do- ing us proud. Just remember, if you cafe thang. We came in together, I left a mangled rabbfl drenched in happen but it won't be easy without loss to say something to someone I nuts-Maine-Shooting the curls- ever get REALLY hammered, I'll be we now leave together - and as we cognac on H H.'s desk, with a love the old fogies. This place will miss won't see for another few years. Wearing a veil-MeowingSomers- there laughing. - Your Fling enter- stepout of path, good ludcoutthere, note from you. Screen your calls. YOU. -- Marc Take care. Much love. Nadya Stripped owls-57. Anna behebik tainer my dear. Love, Pat Love. Pat ClassifiedsClassifiedt Classifieds Zlassifieds ;lassif ieds ;I assif ieds CUOliIU CARMCHAEL GANG wvb W-campu noxt year? '84 Nbsan Sontro I I am glad to call you a good friend, Thanks foreverything.Whatagroup For sale: TV stand $15, 7 C~BG Good Cond. Auto/4 dwrlAClW- this has been quite a year. I will The Felon, Mankey, Burger King, $15. multidored area tug $25, 2 FM stem. 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Cheaprent 3 bdrms. newly ren Call 625-9573, Heading lor Europe this summer? $s QUICK MONEY!! $s WOW!!! mod K + B. porch, W + D. $750. Melissa 8 Lauren, 629-8078. Shan Owner 547-8926. 629-9390 Looking for a place to stay, lat Only $1 69! Get there any time for Sell me your futon frame, queen 6 rm apt, 3 bdrm. possibly 4, avail 61 only $1 69 w/Airhitchl reponed in 1. Mostly furn. Almost on campus. summer session? ' (As size, natural. $100 or BO. Call Kim 171 College Ave-9 Whittield 3 & 4 bdrm sublet College Ave. CHEAP. Nice House 8 Let's Go 8 NY Times.) Caribbean 776-0384. Owner occupied 2-lam house. Call $189 rn air to somewhere sunny. 395-6664, 4 Wrm apt, hdwd Rrs, w/d. very nice, Summersublet nearTufts Off street People. Call Sonya @ 629-8938. pkg, garage. 235-6097. pkg, w/d. sunny, qUiet. cool 868- AlsoCaliforniafl29 llway. Airhitch- Environmental Summer Jobs 21 2-864-2000. COLLEGE AVE 1170 LIVE-IN LOVER $4200 8 up. College students 8 Summer rmi tor Rent Just Kidding! 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WINCHESTER Just Kidding. 2 bdrm sublet avail Beautiful. small apt avail 2 min off housing8trawponation.Expei%3nQ immediately. Somerville. Big kit. lii Summer sublet campus. 2 rms. eat-in kit, bathrwm. Are your grad school applications required. Contact ken or Lori at 391 - Spacious 1 bdrm apt, liiMin area, piled high on your desk? Are you kit, bath, w/d, 211rs, in quiet wooded rm,yard. MinutestoHarvard. Inman. Beautiful house in amazing loc! 3 Good lor 1 or 2 people. You won't 8337 Porter squares. T Bus Stop right in porches, backyard, pkg. WID ... 5 believe the price! Call 627-7518 wondering how you're going to M all area.$900/mo. Call days (508) 470- your info in those tiny spaces? Are 1080 ext. 460. lront. Great Location. $750, w/ op- bdrms avail. Call Stephanie 629- Delightful nine month old tion for year lease. 666-3581 Bruce 2259. SUMMER SUCKS you concerned where you'll find the is looking for a part-time Summer time to do it all beforethe deadlines? College Ave. or Jay. Enjoy the summer sublet It does if no onesubletsyour house. sitterMay 17. We IiveclosetoTufts! w/us. Beautiful5 bdrm on Sun- 1-4 rms avail. Big white house be- Are your Personal Statement & Re Experience 8 references required. Charming 8 clean apt. 6 rms, 4 apt sume professionallytypesel 8 laser bdrms. Also 1 rm w/ private bath 8 NEED A SUMMER SUBLET set Rd as 2 bdrms left lor summer hindwren! Allfurnished, Allsummer. Call Jane 547-7097 For June only. Willing to housesit. Please Call quick! Taraat 396-2541 printed on high quality paper in a balcony. Subletting allowed 8 many sublet1 Right by campus, WiD, e-i typestyle that'sattradive? No need extras. Call lordetails. MIS. Buckley Must be furnished. Call 391-5738 kit. 2 big porches, 2 baths 8 great Congregation B'nai Birth eve 8 weekends, or message. - Summer Sublet tofret - CALL FRAN AT 395-5921, a Children'a School 729-81 51. hwsemateSI Rent $250/neg. 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I'm still looking for acheap, mo (617)227-8000(days)l617)969- rm, kit. fridge. 1/2 block bdrm apt. 8cable.On busline.Availnow.$SJO/ WID, lii cover letters done to match your (pref.) furnished room lor the end of mo. Call 396-4661. 3075(eves) . fromTuRs. TeeleAve. 4 bdnns, $3W 5 blocks from campus. Quiet st, May 8 June. Call Adam 629-9828. yard, garden, pkg. Wiw carpeting, Resume! ldayserviceavail. 5min. mo.(negot.) Lv message 629-8269. fromTufts. (Member01 PARW: Pro- Roommate Wanted APT FOR RENT !Wd.,dw fridge, 1 1/2 bats, LR, DR, EUROPEAN EMPLOYMENT 4 Ig bdrm wt w/4 phonelines! $hW/mo.iUall Eric or Anne 646 fessional Assoc. of Resume Writ- To liiewithin nice2 bdrm place near TuftdDavis T area. 3 bdrm. heat 8 ers. Call for FREE "Resume/Cwer Exciting,legitimate,tax-free,tempo- hot water ind, sunny, hdwd Rrs. Ig Convenient loc in 2-lam home. Lg 9009. . i.. rary or permanent. NO special skills campw for next year. We willfind g kit, mod bath, AID, wd flrs, Ig fridge, , Letter Guidelines.") . . place together. Have not yet found yard, sun porch, only $1000. Call .dt, or foreign language required. Free storage, pkg. front 8 back porch. MEDFORD NEAR TUFTS place but have one in mind. Male Tony 623-2825. -- . Also, word processing or typing 01 info. Send long sell-addressed, .. .. , Close to theater 8 Thus stop. Avail Frederick Ave. brand new I please. 627-7422. . ... bdrm 'studept'papers grad schpol appli- stampedenvelope to EuroFile Press, 6/1. $lOW/mo. 'Call '641-3352 or , turn apt avail Aug or Septdbc31 APTFORREN?: cations: &o&i stam&,-tke- 6.Mt VernonSuite 200-TU, Wn- GREAT LOCATION - AND As of June 1, 80 Josephine Ave, 330-6026. 1-3. wash mach 8 pkg. Afiut(ls inci 'CheSteT, MA YSSO. Hurry! CHEAP! t550Imo. Call 6462107. ses. multiple lanes,. tapes tran- -. Somerville, wlinwalking dist toTufts. scribed. laserprinfing, Fax Service, Summer Sublet praaicallyonCam- 3 bdrm. 1 bat, IN rm. kit, Ig pantry, 2 ~ptor rent ADVERSE TO 2 SEPT RENTALS etc. CALL FRANCES ANYTIME AT R~AC~IONS pus -Across st from Fletchef Field. porches, some furniture 8 1 pkg 5 Ig bdrms, Ig kit, 2 full baths, 18b FOOD ADDITIVES AllfurnishedRms. 1.2or3rmsavail. porches. 5 min from Tufts. Summer 2-3 bdrm apt.1 block lrom Tufts 3955921. space, 2nd 11. Please call Carlos at (Walkerst). yard, pkg. porchswing. If you have adver-se reactions to 2 kitsl2 bathn porches. Call Kei@ 6661091 after 4pm. . . sublet welcome! Call Mary6254399. food additives such as coloring 629-8599. "-* . 795-8953. Big 4 bdrm on Josephine "TYPING AND WOpD*** agents, monosodium glutamate or Lg bdrm wnireplace Ave 1300 Beautiful. on2p39665 PROCESSING-SERVICE 2 great apt8 0310. preservatwes 8 might wsh to par- Big Apt For Lease avail for summer sublet in beautiful 39559.2%. ticipate in astudy conducfed at The in a 2-lam on Whitman St. Upstairs Student papers,theses. gradschool Summer-9 or 12 mos. 3 bdrm,6 rms. is 8 rm:4 bdrm, $1300/mo. Down- newly-ren Medford house. Private Children's Hospital, call 1-800-633- eat-in kit. off-st pkg, whn 5 min walk . bath attached to bdrm. 10 min walk $200 CASH BACK applications, personal statements, 2497 stairsis5rm,3bdrm.$900/mo.BoIh Sept. rental 5very Ig bdm+2 8 3 flrs to Campus Center: Call 617-944- have clean Ig rms. lresh'y painted, toTufts. Lookina for arad student or tape transcription, cesumef gradu- 01 2 fam house liv eat i W w/d ate/faculty projects, multiple letters, 3366Rick. I e-i kits. Both have free use of w/d 8 visiting scholar Cai Evelyn: 391- rm, Early Childhood Education arevety close toTufts. Anpledfl-st 4704. dw. porch, yard, new &pets 2 AMCAS forms.' Tho@ug6 knowl- Majors College prof, spouse & chd pkg. Both avail June 1. Call Marvin blocks from campus $1400 + fflils edge of APA. MLA Apd Chicago For the summer Watervtlle Valley, can 628-2282, IV mesag$. seek housing during Junelellowship Davidson anytime. 965-7848, Iv. Sublet Manuals of Style. ARdoCumentS are Nsummerresort Freeroom 8 board I, Laser Plinted 8 spell-checked using at Tufts. Willing toswap our Wile, message. . ~. lstsummerschoolsession orJune. in exchange for hrs &Id are 1 Summer Subldt 20 KY home (deck, hot tub, office) for Up to 3 bdrms. furn, on Bromfield. WordPerfecf 5.1. Rbasonable plus pay $$ Call, !v name. phbne t yours. Willing to sublet or housesit. Asking 300 each1 Call 628-SEXY 8 Closer lo Tufts, on Davis'Sq side. Rates. Quick turnaround. ,Serving wlarea G& Q 9-508-975-5555 3 & 4 bdrm apt BigForallthegreatdetails,ca~Geoff house, nice people. 250/mo. - Patrick 606-238-7316 or Anne617- 1.5blocksfromTufts.in3lam,clean; ask lor HOT BABE. q Tufts st t&!eots.8 lamlQ~or.~ars~. 492-8185. quiet. recently ren. gar, pkns 5mTR.dromTufts.CALL FR NANY All Swim-a-thon Swimmers K8B, Apt to i0nt TIME,395-5921. (MemberofNASS- w/d, $900-1200 owner 547-1533. 487-7323. .. Please turn in all pledges by Thus LUXURIOUS SUBLET! Lovely 2-3 bdrm apt in houseacross National Association ,of Secretarial Apr 29 to the LCS office. rm 201 in Good prim lor a lot 01 room:bfUm FURNISHED ROOMS IN HOME from Ba!ch Arenaon College Ave. E- College Avo. Apident ' Services) MAWORD PROCESS- the CC It is imperative we get all bdrms. 1.5 bath, garage, 2 porches. in a lovely W Medlord home avail i kit, Wm. $8M)lmo. Aval Juce l 4 bdrm apt;W8 clean-dw-w/d.- ING money reported on pledge sheets kit, W/D, only ainin from campus! Call EllenorScott.391-8342,dayor -?@cdrDebbie 235-6097; noworfall. Sunny8spaciws,3rdflr -. Any questions Susan 629-8280 or Call 623-7189. privacy, phone jack, all utils incl, 10 eve. <- -- LCS Office min bus ride to Tuns, near comm .. Apartments for Rem!! NEXT TO TUFTS rail. $275 and $250, Imer wlchild , Nationwide Summer Sublet heat 8waterincl.inrent.8min.walk If anyone has a Champagne Quiet neighborhood,new Ig kit wl care. ~a1t3k-7005Moib 9pd. Iv. .Exchange to campus avail June lst, 1993. 4 Wanted BNnCh ticket fridge, d.w., disposal, 20ftoakcabi-, message. List your apt or find sublet in Boston, bdrm: $800,3 bdrm: $750,2 bdrm: they would like to sell, please call nets. new bath. w/w carpets, w/d. NY. Chicago, Washington DC. San $650. Call days 396-8386 8 eves. 629-9858 porches, 3 bdrms. garages. Must 2 min walk to canipus Francisco. LA or other US cities. A Herb or Armand 483-1045 or 391- service lor students 8 summer em- 6035. seethisclean modernunit.Norealty 2 lg apts 485 bdrms in same house, -Hillside Available IF YOU LOVE KIDS fees, $895. (617)484-1642. wloffst-pkg. Avail now, 6/1 or 9/1 or ployees nationwide. Call anylime 1- make$6-$9/hr babysittingforhds in 800-877-3007. Lg & small apt avail Any lemale double looking to sw.ap summer sublet. Also rms lor rent rooms, call 629-8900 or 629-8191. theirhomes Part-time lobs forsum- Summer Sublet: now. Call 776-3847. Whwalking dist to campus. Rents mer (after camp card) 8 into the 2 Bdrm, lurnished lor Jun-Aug. 2nd Somerville, Winter Hill area are always reasonable. Call day or I want my Damn raincoat! . Fall. Call Joy, Parents in a Pinch, flrw/kit,lgIvrm. porch,study. Rent SUBLET MY HAMMOCK Spacious. sunny top-floor apt, 2 night at 625-7530. Ask for Frank or Lost-favorite blue raincoat! Yellow 739-KIDS. 750/mO + util. Call Mike or Rhonda or better yet, my room.Wellequipped bdrms,e-i kit, hrrmw/skylight,ample Lina. inside w/duck sauce stain lost in 6284590. 79 Lowden Ave. (3 min house w/d.w.. WID. Very cheap. 51 dosets 8 wide hallway suitable for Carmichael April 22 B.A. (before ADOPTION tom campus) 24-8/15. call Bev, 623-9168 study. 5 mins lrom Tufts by car, on CALL EARLY- MUST SEE asbestos) Reward-money or dream Asyoureadthis,dearbirth mom,we busline to Lechmere.$750, no utils. Beautiful. modern 8 Ig 2,3,4 Wrm Gorgeous 2 Bdrm Apt lor Rent!! datew/President DiBiaggio Call 629- hope you'll feel comfortable calling FREE room & board No pets. Avail May 1. Call 628-81 52. near Tufts. Some w/ wM, pkg, 8 2 Beautiful. large 2 bdrm's. hdwd Rrs, bats. Avail June 1 or Sept 1. $275- 9342. us. We'rea loving. prolessionalfam- in Winchester:MA. Spacious nn 8 ily who wants IO share lifetime of w/d. Very dose to campus (behind Summer Sublet 375htudent. Can take up to 8 stu- Latin Way). Eat-in kit 8 porch. Con- private bath in exchange lor P/T Booka you' really couldn't ghro love/securityw/ahealthy white new- childcare. Ideal hours, M-F4-8pm 8 215CollegeAve,acrossfromCohen dents in same house. Call mer tad Crissy or Sarah at 629-9241. for details. 862-4885. a damn about? born. Expensespaid.Calluscolled, occasional wknd night. Call Leslie. pkg lot. 3 bdrms, kit, Iv rm, WID. Wanted for PS 113 Power 8 Politics Judie 8 Eddie 617-332-9984. 353-0206. Great cond! June 1- Sept 1, call 828- in America, PS 150 Force Strategy still Looking tor a place to live? ,3725. Apartment available Interested in sharing an apt? Great 8 Arms Control, FAH 23 ArI Politics CRUISE SHIP EMPLOYMENT Word 611193 4 bdrms, 2 baths. Nexl to Middle Ages, 8 PS 147 Seminar pricegreat location. Nice 2 bed. 2 Tufts. W/D inc. $l,500/mO. Call now hiringstudents. $300/9Oowkly. walkingdist toTufts. Excllodcond3 Luxuryifall sublet Post Modem Political Thought- Will SummWfull time. Tour guides, gift bath unit on Boston Ave. D.W.; dis- 1 rm in Ig Boston Ave condo. Great Barbara at 6251773 posal, central A/C. All appliances. I1 bdrm apt. WID, yard, porches, pkg, Pay $$$ Robert 629-9342. shop sales, deck hands, bartend- no pets. Avail 6/l or negot. Price: roommate. Fully lurn. pkg. possible interested call 6289932 ASAP. 3 bdrms en.oasinodealers.etc. Worldtravel- $850.Call 354-4511 or 684-2282. summer &/orspring.$375hno+utils. Sontoone to buy my lurnhuro Caribbean, Alaska, Europe. Hawaii. Call Billy at 3955947 8 big Iv. din, kit 8 new bat. Need a place live Fall Ihaveasinglebed,dresser,chair. 8 No exp. nec. Call 1-602-680-0323, lo Own Private Bathroom Powderhouse near arde. Furn or Semostor? desk Gaodcond.Graduating 8 need x23. Summersubletavail,lgrmin beauti- Summer sublet unfum. Centralafc. WiD, availsept- tosell.$110iorall. If interestedcall 1 bdrm avail on 83 Ossipee in,a 6 ful, newly-renapt. 10minwalkfrom 1 bdnn avail in 3 bdrm apt. Close to May$l200hnoorSeptSept$1100/ bdrm 776-3484.Wllsell piecesseparately. ALASKA SUMMER apt. Lve among 5 fun-filled Tufts, hdwd flrs. 3914704. So nice, campus. Oearbom Rd. W/D. P@ mo. Rms avail this summer. Eves loud women. Call Liz at 66643491 EWLOYMENT- fisheries it doesn't look like a student apt! avail. Rent $275/mO + 113 utils. For Tom or Anne, 626-9344. Days Tom USA-Moxko-CaMda Cheap. Cheap.Cheap. 495-6176. Earn $600+/wk in canneries or more info, call Naomi 629-9281. recent grad. w/ motorhome seeks $4WO/mo on fishing boats. Free 2 prolossional women & cat travel mates. We'll dothe Cherokee transportation! Room 8 board! Over Collogo Avo seek friendly, responsible grad stu- Simply luxurious 5 bdrm apt. near Davis Sq. and lndianReservation,theRodcies,the 8OOO owninas. Male or female. For dent to share 3 Wrm apt, 2 blocks 1 bdrm subletting lor 2nd summer Grand canyon, 8 whatever else you employinent-program, 411-206- campus, lotsololf-stpkg,furnished, from DavisT. Deckweriookingpark. session. lncl W/D, d.w., carpeted large bright rm & porch. Avail 6/1 want. Reasonably priced. Eric(607) 5454155 xA5035. or 10minwalktoTufts.$31 2.50+.water Rr, NC, hot water, 1/2-furn, only Rides 723-1403 Space limited. 9/1. Will consider summer sublet incl. Call 6286868. $4W/mo. Call 6281530. hr mes- 1500/monthobo.Othersavail. Rent- $CASH PAID DAIL.Y$ sage. Income Opportunity! lopositionsavail daysleveslwknds. ing to Tufts Students for 10 years. 3 bdrm apt Call 3953204. Earn asubstantial income by devel- Great for students!!! Telemarketing near Porter Sq. hr rm, diri rm. walkto MEOW ... I NEED SOMEONE oping your own part time business household products to helpthelocal bus 8 T. safe neighborhood, Off-st 2 bdnns avail for summer sublet in Cheapest Summer Sublet to drive with me to California on or this summer1 Call 1800-576-5980. disabied!!i Sound easy? It is!! Call pkg, avail now. $850+.625-1093. beautiful 3 bdrm apt wlhdwd In.W/ 391-3836; 508793-1555. Opportunity! D, free pkg. Also looking for a yr- around May 13th. I1 interested please 2 Rms avail 55 Winthrop in call Todd. 629-8482. FREE Spring Break '94 at 2 or 3 bdrm apt round roommate beginning 6/1 or 9/ Get a head stm! Sign up now to FREE ROOM AND BOARD Medford. Only $500 per m, for EN- forJune, July, Augsublet. $700/mO, 1. Female non-smokina feline-lov- in exchange lor 15-20 hrs of TIRE summer. Apt. comes w/ large organize your own trip in '941 Bring walking dist lo college. Questions?: ers only. Call Michelle 6 Jocelyn at your friends to Cancun. Jamaica, babysitting 8 household chores in lii rm, kn. driveway, bath, wld. For call Tony 391-5073. 391-0853. $267/mO. info, speak to anyone at 666-9039. BahamasorFlorida.(Youearncash homes convenient to Tufts. call 8 go free!) Campus manager posi- NOW for SUMMER 8 FALL place- Am You Going Away Next Fall? FOR A GOOD TU ME... POOL!! Services tions also avail. Great lor your re- ments. The Student housing Ex- I need to sublet my rm. spring se- or a great summer sublet ... great Sublet June 1-Sept 1. Lg. sunny rm su!ne! Fall positions limited, Call . change. 277-6420. mester. Great house near campus, loc, right behind Wren. 4 single rms avail in quiet 2 bdrm apt w/swim. now foranapplication!600-328-7283 w/d, newly renovated. backyard. avail. Kit. pkg. 2 porches, hdwd flrs. pool. lease for fall. Perfect for grad HSENIOR GALA" or 617-424-8222. FRENCH NATIVE TO BE $290/mo. + util. Call Pati 629-9677. NC. Avail June 1-Sept 1. Great student, 5 mins from campus. Call Reliable Formalwear,owned and RESEARCH ASSISTANT price. Call Jon at 629-9346. Brooke. 629-2773. operated by a Tufts Alum.will be Guaranteed $400 . to professorcompleting impression- $292 + Room in huge apt. itting students lor tuxedos on Mon Two student clubs needed for fall st bwk 10-15 hrshk. June 8 July, 'orches. yard, driveway. Nearbusas. Summer Sublet Summer/whole year Ned. a Fri. May 3, 5. a 7, from 8: 3roject. Your group GUARANTEED Bhr. French typing. correspon- bail now through July or extended. 3 rmsforrent. 1 blockfrom campus. aptforrent. Beautiful2(huge)bdrm/ IOpm, in Rwm 218 at the Campus at least $400.00.Must call Before fence, p~fr~ading.transhtions.An Cool atmosphere. CHEAP!!! Call Nice house. Wm, d.w., part furn. hdwd flrs, LR, DR. garage, 2porches hter. $39 per tux rental. Many End of Term! 1-8IYJ-932-0528, ext. iistory background useful. Call 623-2163 $200/mo. Call Ray, 508251 -971 7. on Curtis Ave, call 776-9730. nore styles avail. 39. 'oanne 627-3573. =. nday, May 3,1993 THE TUFTS DAILY page thirty-one

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Today Pi Sigma Alpha Induction ceremony. Film Series Eaton 201,4:30 p.m. Movie: “The Rocky Horror Picture Show” (admission $2). Asian Christian Fellowship MacPhie Pub, 9:30 p.m. Praise and Bible study (Las meeting). LCS East Hall Lounge, 7:30 p.m. Blood Drive Pizza Party Eaton 202,9:00 p.m. Tufts Mountain Club Spring Bar-B-Que(forVeggiestoo! Japanese Culture Club Field by South Hall Tennis Court Free Sushi Party for club members 12-3:OO p.m. and friends Zalvin and Hobbes by Bill Watterson Start House, 530 p.m. Hillel Wednesday Tq-GEr SURE YW DID. “BE CAREFUL Open board meeting. CALVIN. WRSED YOUR THE #INNING OR BE ROADK\LL!‘ THANK I Hillel Office, Curtis Hall, 2nd floor, Women’s Studies ENTRY \s RIGHT THAT’S REALLY YOU. HERE. THE DISGUSTING. I 11:30 a.m.-12:30 p.m. Interdisciplinary Minor R\ZE \5 AS i Reports on Senior Projects. AS MINE. I B -Q .- Fortnight of Student Drama Women’s Center, 55 Talbot Ave The Briery Gap by T.C. Murray- 3:OO p.m. free will donation of $1. Cousens Dance Space, 5-5:30 p.m. Sunday Michael R. Beschloss Lecture: “Presidential Politics” and book signing. Daily-Observer Softball Game. Union Club,Boston, 5:30-8:OOp.m. 12:OO p.m., Location TBA.

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71 Care for vowel ~ Vumber Two: Let Hillary sleep with Robert Redford 10,000 times.” 33 Dispatches DOWN 36 Swing around 1 Hurried 39 First copy 58 state strongly David Letterman 2 Amour 41 Takes a nap 51 Whole -- 3 Bar drinks 44 Store event 53 Leather band 59 Weary 4 Entrance 46 Dagger, old 55 Bread type 60 Adam’s home Late Night at the Daily 5 Super style 56 Graceful horse 61 Action 6 Not at home 49 Spears 57 Ripped 64 TurkiSh chief page thirty-two THE TUFTS DAILY Monday, May 3,1993 Democratic Israel closes down our elementary schools for “security reas0n.s”and our kids end up on the streets and when our kids are on. the streets, “they” instill curfews and when

* “they”instill curfews our kids are ordered to go home, but they

can’t go home, you see, because Daddy’s probablyt been deported and Mommy’s probably been hospitalized for “inju. ries” . . and besides, the house has probably been blown up anyway and when our houses are blown up our kids are back on the streets and when they are back on the streets, they are violating the curfews and when they violate the curfews they get shot at and when they are shot they might get wounded

and if they are wounded they just mightY* die . . . and they have

- been. Stop the Violence. Stop the Hate. .

Here are some convqxientlyd‘‘ I. unadvertised facts:

.I - -- Nu-mber-- Human Rights Violation by Israel 2 against the Palestinians I. (1) Killings (murder) 1,137 (2) Injuries requiring hospitalization 121,246 (3) Expulsions 483 (4) Administrative detentions 15,320 (5) Curfews 11,151 (6) Land confiscation-(acres) 87,741: (7) -Housedemolitions 2,072 (8) Tree uprootings 130,411 I STOP THE GAMES! * Washington Report on Middle East Affairs, April 1993 # These are violations as of December 9, 1987 and counting... Paid for by the Group Against Pro-Israeli Propaganda. For more information, call 395-8571 after 7:OO p.m.