TIIE TUFTS DAILY Where You Read It First Wednesday, March 16,1994 Vol XXWI, Number 34

Da//y We phoro Jackson Gymnasium and class- businesses, government agencies Yesterday’s spring-like weather allowed for a beautiful view of Boston from the library roof. rooms throughout the campus. and academic institutions.” It is expected that this year’s Participants will beable topur- conference will boast 1,700 par- chase T-shirts and stationery with EliotmPear!wn Children ’s School ticiDants. 600 cosponsors, 200 an environmentally-conscious expert speakers, and more than theme, as well as organic and natu- 150 exhibits. ral foods. In addition, this year,

hosting- benefit auction in April Keynote speakers for the first free pH tests on soil samples are by JESSICA ROSENT~L she was surprised that the benefits that over 25 percent of the chil- day of theconference include: John available. . Daily Editorial Board exceeded the school’sexpectations dren at the school receive some P. DeVillars, regional administra- Thefeeforstudents, seniorciti- The Eliot-Pearson Children’s and raised $16,000.Ward said that sort of financial assistance. tor designee of the U.S. Environ- zens, and additional exhibit repre- School will be holding its second this year, the Children’s School The auction is organized with mental Protection Agency; Gary sentatives registering for the con- annual benefit auction on Satur- has set agoal of raising $20,000 to assistancefromparents,theschool Hirshberg, President and CEO of ference is $60 if postmarked by day, April 9 in Cousens Gym. The $25,000. administration,and Tufts students, Stonyfield Yogurt; Alan Hankin March 8, $85 if postmarked by silentauction will takeplacefrom The money raised in the auc- and is directed by Janet Stark of of the N.E. Aquarium & Mass. March 15, and an extra $25 if 7p.m. - 8 pm.,and thcliveaucticn tion is put toward the Children’s thechildren’s School. Thegoal of Bays Educations Alliance; Peter opting for cafeteria lunch. For non- willbeheldfrom8:30p.m. - 10:30 School Scholarship Fund which the auction is not only to raise Shelley,Esq., oftheConservation students, fees are $100 and $135, p.m. “helps families send their children money to benefit the financial as- Law Foundation & Coastal Advo- respectively. An additional $30 The Children’s School is anon- to the school, because we have to sistanceand scholarshipprogram, cacy Network; and Frances Moore will be charged for the 16th anni- profit, laboratory demonstration charge tuition,” Ward said. but also to raise awareness of the Lappe & Paul M. Du Bois Ph.D., versary dinner on Saturday school affiliated with the Eliot- According to the Donation school among the community. codirectors at the Center for Liv- evening. Pearson Department of Child Commitment statement made by Ward described the auction as ing Democracy. A special symposium to lead. ’ Study at Tufts University. the Children’s School, donations “afun night.” She said that auction The second day of the confer- off the conference will be held on According to Sarah Ward of ‘‘will help make it possible for items include gift certificates to ence will feature addresses from Friday, March 25 from 1 p.m. - 5 the Children’s School, last year families who do not have the fi- Boston arearestaurants, member- Elizabeth Dodson Gray of the p.m., focusing on how to move the school set a goal of raising nancial resources to enroll their shipsto healthclubs, and tickets to HarvardDivinitv School,Dr. The0 environmenta1 i ustice “From $10,000, but “didnot really ex- children at the Eliot-Pearson Colborn of the World. Wildlife Rhetoric toResul;s,” as the title of pect to get that amount.” She said Children’s School.” It also states see AUCTION, page 2 Fund, and an additonal keynote see speaker to be announced. page ma American Indian to >evenr* crewmen die, sixa survive talk about injustices as US craft crashes near Kenya NAIROBI, Kenya (AP) -- ployed, indicating the dead crew- cations pointed to engine failure Seven crewmen who died when a menmighthaveattempted tojump as the cause Of the Crash. He said U.S. gunship crashed off Kenya when the aircraft was too low over no distress call Was heard frmnthe might have tried to parachute too the water, he said. stricken plane in either Mombasa late. Rescue teams searched the Atthe Pentagon, spokeswoman or Mogadishu. waters offshoreTuesdayforamiss- Kathleen deLaski said President Mombasa, which borders So- ing crewman who reportedly Clinton and Defense Secretary malia, has long served as a base jumped clear of the aircraft. William Perry “are aggrieved to for U.S. military and humanitar- Lt. Col. Mike Gannon, speak- find that this has happened at such ian efforts in Somalia. ing from the scene, said six crew a late date in the general deploy- Thepilotattemptedtoditchthe survived, including three who ment of a large scale of soldiers.” aircraft in the sea, said Gannon, stayedinthespectregunship when The crash came as U.S. troops who added that the plane floated it ditched in the Indian Ocean late wound down their mission in So- for a short time after it hit the Monday 75 miles north of malia. All troops are due to be water. Mombasa and just 200 yards off- withdrawn bytheendofthemonth. Three crewmen who stayed human race that deserves the same shore. Ms. deLaski said there are no with the aircraft made their way to rights and protections as any other Army CoI. SteveRausch,aU.S. plans to order the other three AC- shore, walked a short distance to a Inside group of people, nothing is right SpokesmaninMogadishu,said the 130s in the region to halt opera- restaurant andcalledfor help, said Features ...... p. 3 for the Native American. We are a 4C-130H gunship had taken off tions to undergo a safety check. Gannon, who added he had not Junior high peer pressure K- ninutes earlier from Mombasa’s The names of all 14 talked with the survivors. people in exile within OW own turn to haunt you, and a government Moi International Airport for an crewmemberswere withheldpend- official graces Tufts with information. land,” Suarez said. ‘Eyes Over Mogadishu” surveil- ing notification of their families. Gannon said he W~Stold most ance mission. The plane and its crew were from of the bodies were found near the A&E p. 5 Suarez also helped organizethe ...... October 1993demonstration at the The parachutes of some of the the Air Force’s 16th Special Op- plane in 10 to 15 feet of water but An on-campus play iead were deployed and floating erations Squadron, based at it was not clear yet if any of the ented actors, while Tonya and Nancy UnitedNations,sponsoredbyAIM n the sea. won’t leave us alone. and the League of Indigenous Sov- Hurlburt Field in Florida. dead were actually found inside ereign Nations. to demand a seat “One parachute hung on the The survivors- were in good theaircraft. Iin thueU.N. for Native Americans. ail of the aircraft,” said Gannon, condition, Gannon said. Three “The probably hadless than 10 sports ...... He also helped to organize the vho addedinvestigators believeit were flown to a hospital on a U.S. minutes from the time they knew You may have your picks for the loated onto the aircraft afterwards Navy ship off Mogadishu and three there was a problem until the time NCAA tournament ... largest AIM demonstration in his- enter our contest. toryinprotest ofColumbusDay in ind did not snag during a jump. were taken to Mombasa. they crash-landed in the sea,” said L I 1993. Other parachutes were de- Rausch said preliminary indi- Gannon. page two THE TUFTS DAILY Wednesday, March 16,1994 THETUFTS DAILY Letters to the Editor

Caroline C. Schaefer tionally based arguments. Rush system does not Editor-in-Chief ~ ‘Viewpoints provoke provide justice for all Managing Editor: Marc Sheinkin irrational responses Carla Schack LA ’96 Associate Editors: Nadya Sbaiti, David Meyers To the Editor: Editorial Page Editor: Michael J.W. Stickings To the Editor, Once again, another rush period has Production Managers: Michael B. Berg, Inhisrecentcolumn,Mr. Stickingsstated Students responded to drawn to a close. New member programs Leah Schwartz, Ryan Otto that Tufts students were immature because are well underway, and the Panhellenic they belittled the authors of anti-gay ar- viewpoints out of rage experience has been rounded out by the NEWS ticles rather than responding with rational To the Editor: Editors: Jessica Rosenthal, John O’Keefe Circle of Sisters ceremony. 1 Assistant Editor: Gayle Berkowitz discourse. The point that he seems to have In response to Michael J.W. Stickings’ Where is Phi Sigma Sigma? Wire Editor: Ashley Burkart missed in this situation is that the opinions column “The impact of reality on small Thanks to the structure of rush and the that were being responded to were not, in minds,” the community of Tufts University Panhellenic system, Phi Sigma Sigma is VIEWPOINTS and of themselves, rational arguments, and reserves the right to hold and voice an . Editor: Rachel Levine where is always has been. Every year, we it is difficult, if not impossible in some opinion about what is printed in the Daily. go through rush promoting the Greek sys- FEATURES cases, to respond to an emotional or other- We respond with “venom” not because we tem as a whole as well as encouraging Editor: Jessica Ruzz wise irrationally based argument with a are “small-minded” or “childish” but be- potential new members to join Phi Sigma Assistant Editor: Dan Tobin rational one. cause we are enraged. We are enraged, Sigma. Every year, we join hands during I wouldlike tomakeitclearthatIamnot because The Daily is printing articles that -ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT the Circle of Sisters ceremony to celebrate Editors: Madhu Unnikrishnan, dismissing these opinions as irrational sim- propagate hate with seeminglylittle “matu- the Panhellenic sisterhood. Yet, behind the Megan Brenn-White, Julie Eisenstein ply because I don’t agree with them. I call rity, forethought, or conscientious dedica- scenes, this picture of unity is very differ- WEEKENDER them irrational because they are not based tion to a philosophical discussion of the ent. Although we are constantly reassured Editors: John McGuire, Christopher Stripinis in logic. Both opinions boiled down to issues at hand.” Production Manager: Elin Dugan by the other sororities that the interests of “Homosexuality is wrong.” Why? ‘%e- On March 3, Joseph V. Belle wrote an Phi Sigma Sigma are ever-important, the SPORTS cause God said so” or “Because I was article calling homosexuality a “culture of end results of rush tell us otherwise. The Editors: Doug Katz, John Tomase, taught so.” Such reasons are practically the death.” He claimed that no human person National Panhellenic Manual outlines a Jeff Geller definition of prejudice and close- can dispute the statement that the practice rush system that was devised to benefit all Assistant Editor: Greg Youman, mindedness. of homosexuality contradicts nature and Ben Margoles of the sororities within the system. Instead If the arguments were against a specific denigrates society, and that the only mark of following this process, the Tufts PHOTOGRAPHY aspect of gay rights, such as gays in the of a homosexual person is homosexual sex. Panhellenic continues to structure rush so Editor; Judy Easterbrook military or gay parenthood, there would be Such comments can only be called “irre- that the other sororities benefit from their Assistant Editors: Tara Kemohan, arguments made concerning the perceived sponsible acts of malice”. However, while Matilde Pereda large sisterhoods, their houses, and their normal gay lifestyle or unavoidable I disagree completely with Mr. Belle and general privilege, all at the expense of Phi PRODUCTION homophobia, and the “intellectually grotesque” manner in Sigma Sigma. Layout Editors: Mark Lerman, Stephanie Vogel anyone who responded to those arguments which he presents his arguments, I do not What is this expense? The sisterhood of Graphics Editor: Wenimo Poweigha as they do to simple prejudice would be objectto hisrighttosay whathewants, how Phi Sigma Sigma presently consists of 25 Classifieds Editors: Beth McGregor, well deserving of Mr. Stickings’ scorn. The he wants. I would expect the Editorial Page Melanie Schneider, Katherine Winder members. In’comparison,the other sorori- Copy Editors: Yael Belkind arguments that were made, however, had Editor ofThe Daily to do the same. The fact ties each have over sixty. This is the pattern Karen Altschuller, Michael Arrighi far more in common with the sort of argu- that The Daily would run a column chastis- that has been repeating itself for the past Gizem Ozkulahci ments the fundamentalistChristians I grew ing Tufts students for responding to an three years. Executive Business Director up withmake againstnon-Christians. “Jews obviously controversial viewpoint is ri- Obviously something is wrong. Business Manager: Phil Ayoub, JL McHenry are going to hell with all the other sinners.” diculous and sad. For future reference, I This is not unity. Advertising Manager: Dean Gendron Why? “Because without Jesus they’re im- call on The Daily to show more respect to For these reasons,we two sisters finally Ofice Manager: Lyle Mays moral and evil.” Why? “Because God said the student body you claim to serve and Receivables Manager: Melissa Tapply decided to take a stand by refusing to sign Subscriptions Manager: Ethan Goldman so.” What about non-Christians who help represent. Supposedly, “The Tufts Daily the rush rules and thereby not participating people and live good lives? “‘There is none The Tufts Daily is a non-profit newspaper, published welcomes letters from the readers. The in rush. In addition, both of us declined to londay through Fric$y7duringtheacademic yearanddismb- righteous, no, not one.’ The bible says that letters page is an open forum for campus participate in the Circle of Sisters cer- ted free to the Tufts community. The Daily is entirely without Jesus you go to hell, so theywe ishes and comhents about The Daily’s tudenT-tun; there areno paid editorialpositions.The. Daily is emony. In its present fQmyai&q4 -de lrinted at Charles qyer Publishing,Charlestown, MA. sinners.” No one would, expect a non- s coverage.” If thig is not the case, you owe rush system at Tufts has fostered an atmb- TheDailyisloLatedatthe backentranceofCurtisHallat Christian to respond to this kind of attitude the Tufts community an explanation. sphere of disunity among the sororities, hfts University.’Our’phonenumber is (617) 627-3090, OUI withrationalarguments, andvery few would Onelast thing. Michael Stickings writes ax number is (617x627-3910, and our e-mail address is and we do not want to be associated with it [email protected] hours are 9:OO condemn a non-Christian for dismissing that the “total abandonment of quality edu- in any way. In order to fulfill the i#e& set .m. - 6:00p.m.,MonclaythroughFriday,and1:00p.m. - 6:OO such a person and his opinions as close cationis imminent.”I disagree. The pursuit forth by the NationGPanhellenic Oonfer- .m.on Sunday. minded and prejudiced. It is similarly diffi- of education will be abandoned only when The policies of ’@e Tufts Daily are established by the ence, it is imperative, that we all strive ditorial board. Editorials appear on this page, unsigned. cult for a supporter of gay rights to respond freedom of thought and expression are no towards implementingthe changes that will ndividual editors arenot necessarily responsible for, or in to such irrationally based articles as were longer permitted. 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Speakers,panel efuse to print any classifieds which containobscenity,are0 participants to voice their opinions on how discussions, group reports and networking m overtly sexual nature, or are used expressly to denigrate i rooms include speech, language, occupa- lerson or group. tional, andphysicaltherapists.~~fi~~~~~, to evaluate, StrategiZe and advance New will comprise the remainder of the day. Wednesday, March 16,1994 THE TUFTS DAILY page three FEATURES Read this column - everybody’s doing it I missed out on that whole peer pressure thing. Remember how, starting sometime near the beginning of junior high school, your math teacher would make the following announce- ment: “Okay, class, instead of Jessica Ruzz learning about Z systems today, we’re going to have a Very Spe- /f on/y They were Brains cial Presentation.I’d like to intro- duce to you to the SmithtownHigh School East Thespian Troupe. They’re going to talk to you about peer pressure and what you should do if anyone tries to force you into doing something you might not want to do. We’re talking about smoking cigarettes or drinking alcohol, or even taking drugs.” The sixth-grade class would gasp collectively (except for Billy Fitzsimmons, who had been familiarizing himself with said illicit substances since kindergarten). “Okay, you guys.”Generic perky Thespian would stand upin front Df the class, or maybe even sit on the teacher’s desk to endear him- slash-her-self to us young ’uns. “What we’re going to do today is :alled ‘role playing.’ Some of us will act out a scene in which one student is pressuring another, and then we’ll discuss what you should 30 and say ifyou’reeverinsuchasituation.Then,we’llgive you guys The Information Superhighway runs straight through the computer lab at Eaton Hall, where the only a chance to act it out yourselves.” speed Iimit is on Pearl. .. We’d spend the next hour coming up with such witty retorts as, “Smoking may look cool, but lung cancer sure doesn’t” or “Only losers take drugs” or “I’m allergic to alcohol” or just the all-purpose ,‘It takes a lot more guts to say no than it does to say yes.” (We were White House advisor visits Tufts too young to say, “Sorry, I’m driving tonight.”) I always felt empow- by SCOTT THOMPSON Since everyone would have ac- “clicks?” Will the cable company xed after these sessions. I was strong. I could handle myself. I would Contributing Writer cess to it, the NII would contain own them and therefore be able to tell those mean juvenile delinquents exactly how tough I was. Yeah. Last Thursday, a number of more information on navigating sell that information to marketing Problem was, no one ever tried to pressure me. professors and graduate students through the superhighway. firms, who will be able to learn My first encounter with alcohol (excluding Manishchewitz red at the Fletcher School, along with The goals of the NII include even moreabout you than they can wine, ceremonialpurposes only) was at my firstjunior highdance. We a few interested undergraduates, improving education and effi- now? Will the information bepub- were all decked out in our pre-adolescent finest, standing in the gym were treated to a presentation en- ciency of government service de- lic domain; can it be found at the (which was all decked out in crepe paper and colored lights). titled “I Was Run Over on the livery, increasing our nation’s at- public library or used in courtpro- Suddenly, amidst the dulcet tones of Debbie Gibson and Tiffany, Information Highway: An Inside tractiveness to investors from ceedings? Will medical records a rumor spread through the gym faster than the flu spreads through View ofAmerica’sEvolvingTech- abroad, as well as producing new be safe, or could they be mistak- Hodgdon during midterms. Mark Beerman (I swear that was his last nology Process.” jobs, products, and services. With enly accessed or broken into name; I’d never make up something as pathetically obvious as that), This presentation, loosely tied the NII, people would be able to through the NII? Frank Cornish, and Pete DelCioppo had been caught drinking Miller to the Intercultural Festival, was shop over the television using a Kalil said that the United States behind the school. given by Thomas A. Kalil, the remote control; presently, one can is actually ahead of Europe and Actually, they didn’t get caught until they tried to get into the dance Director of the National Econom- log on to one of the new DEC Japan in our information super- without tickets, encounteredthe lunch-line-ladies-tumed-chaperons, ics Council (NEC). The NEC was computers over the Internet to “try highway technologies. In Japan, and caused what is gently referred to as aruckus. We were all shocked. formed by President Clinton as before you buy.” for instance, the economic gov- Horrified, speechless. In awe. Maybe just a tiny bit ... impressed? part of his promise to create a high The NII would provide many ernment agency MIDI has had When I left the dance with my friends, some of whom were actually level advisory board to help with other similar opportunities.Users major battles with telecommuni- acquainted with the aforementioned degenerate minors, I was half- economic decision making,just as could order tickets to a show or cations industries, which are re- dreading, half-hoping we’d run into them outside. the National Security Council pay bills from a television or per- luctant to invest in a superhigh- ‘ I kind of wanted them to say to us, “C’mon, girls, we’ve got some (NCS) does for issue of national sonal computer. Doctors would way. more beer. I dare you to come drink it with us. What’s the matter -- defense. have access to patient information Theunited States still encoun- :hicken?” Then Icould airily dismiss them and sashay off to Friendly’s Kalil is a graduate of the through a national computer sys- ters difficulties concerning the with the gals, leaving the boys to their embarrassed drunken stupors. Fletcher School of Law and Di- tem so that if a person was sick or semi-monopolies of local cable They were out there. They still had beer. They never even looked plomacy. He worked closely with injured away from home, his medi- and phone service.Thesemonopo- 3ur way. Clinton during the campaign, and cal records would still be avail- lies take away from competition In the eight years that have passed since that night, no one has ever alsoworkedwiththeDukakiscam- able. Also, government services that breed better products. For ried to pressure me; at least, not in the way the presentations said they paign during 1987 and 1988. As such as information distribution example, before AT&T had com- would. I think I’ve figured out why. directorof the NEC, he and his 20- would be handled over the NII. petition from companies such as First of all, I was a nerd. A bona fide glasses-wearing, book- member staff are responsible for Because of the recent push for Sprint and MCI, it had the tech- eeading-even-if-it-wasn’t-for-class, teacher ’s-pet,intimidated-by-the- science and technological issues aNational InformationSuperhigh- nology for fiberoptics. Because in-crowd geek. of the United State’s economy. way, and because of the dramatic AT&T didn’t want to lose money Nobody would consider asking the Pope to ditch the Vatican for The NEC also provides advice increase in Internet use, the gov- on its copper wire investments, inightofcage-dancing atVenus deMilo (theclub, not thestatue), and and a framework for policy, and ernment is confident that the NII they had planned to introduce fi- io one who went to elementary school, junior high, and high school monitors the implementation of will continue to improve and grow ber-optics in the year 2000. with me would have dreamed that Jessica Ruzz would do something government economic policy. even without high degrees of gov- However, with the growth of :gasp) wrong. Asking me to partake in any unsavory activities would In this presentation, Kalil fo- ernment intervention. In fact, Mr. competition,AT&T was forced to lave been like trying to teach apig to sing -- all it does is waste your cused on one current priority of Kalil said that the NII is not a use fiber-optics to remain com- ime and annoy the pig. the Clinton Administration: The government spending project. petitive. Their decision helped the Secondly, why on earth would they want to share? Read: the National Information Infrastruc- It will be mostly funded by telephone technology and is lead- would-be peer pressurers have a certain amount of beer, cigarettes,or ture (NII). The NII is the dream of private investments. The govern- ing to more technologies such as whatever. They are too young to purchase any of it on their own, so an eventual information transfer ment will, however, support pilot video phones and a computer en- hey must rely on older siblings to do the dirty deed. They have this system available to everyone. programs and innovative technolo- tirely made with fiber optic wir- ;tuff for a reason -- they want it for themselves. NII would be similar to the gies -- such as HDTV outputs and ing. The magnanimously communal everybody-share-their-happy-sub- Internet network system. Internet increased use of fiber optics and It seems that nothing can stop stances-with-everybody-else attitude doesn’t prevail until you get was started in theDefenseDepart- coaxial cables -- that would im- this information superhighway,as nto higher education, and no one was going to waste their time trying ment as a way of controlling com- prove the NU. the government,privatefirms, and o force drugs on a dweeb like me. puter systems throughout the gov- Once a week, Kalil meets for individuals push for its implemen- I’m sure the pressure existed in other forms, but I never saw it. ernment in the event of a nuclear breakfast with Secretary of Com- tation. This superhighway should Vone of my friends ever fretted over being cornered at a party by a disaster, but it has expanded to merce and former Democratic usher in a period of information ieer-bottle-bearing group of bad-asses. The videos, lectures, and over 20 million “civilian” users. National Committee Chairman access never before seen in the .ole-playing demonstrations seemed to be the only place where such Internet use has grown by 160 RonBrown, alongwithVicePresi- world. udicrous scenarios took place. The “Just Say No” campaign was percent in the past year alone, a dent A1 Gore, to discuss the For example, NASA runs an vasted on me. How could I say no when no one ever dared me to say phenomenon demonstratedon the progress of the NII. (For those experimental “networked”schoo1 ies? Tufts campus (the number of re- who are interested,Vice President in California in which students Oh, well. Only losers try to pressure people. quests for e-mail accounts has in- Gore eats bran muffins for break- “speak” daily over e-mail with stu- There. I did it. creased drastically this year in fast.) dents from Germany and keep in comparison with pastyears). Kalil Privacy is one of the major contact with scientistsstationed at called Internet “a working proto- problems of an information high- Antarctic research posts. type of the NII;” however, he said way, and the government will need This type of communication that “the Internet is a library with- to become involved in this aspect may soon be the norm as the infor- out a catalog.” of the NII. mation superhighway grows from 215-382-2928 The NII would differ from the When a consumer buys a prod- its original defense-oriented pur- STA TRAVEL uct through his TV screen, who pose to an all-encompassing me- The world’s largest student &youth travel organization w.% b..” them. 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IF THERE ARE NO PROBLEMS, HAVE A GOOD SPRING BREAK!!! Wednesday, March 16,1994 THE TUF’TS DAILY page five ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT Actors make show swim Media stars play musical chairs by LAURA BERNHEIM scene of the play. In this scene, Contributing Writer Martin talks to the moonfish and In skating or show biz, these women like to play “model” All over campus during the last all that can be seen is the soft glow by MADHU UNNIKRISHNAN case such an issue, and if televi- ent is revealed in The Misfits and week or so, the Tufts student body of the purple light (which is oddly Daily Mitonal Board sion had not made her seem so in her final, unfinished movie has been swamped with signs for reminiscent of the lights in the Television has truly become the attractive (thesethings are relative Something’s Got to Give) are two _-.~ _.- .. P’ - - i New England Aquarium). How- nain molderof ourtastes and fash- --remember her fellow figure skat- actresses who successfully made I I ever, even if one does not particu- ons. Mainly, TV’s focusing on ers) would Nancy have landed this the switch. These were talented 96 Theater . larly care for this type of dramatic Review rivial, ridiculous things elevates particular job? Probably not. women who also happened to be Q. ILstyle, the play is still enjoyable. he most useless of people to posi- Her alleged assailant, Tonya, beautiful. I The play itself makes the audi- ions to which they definitely are will also be a model. Though she Models of both sexes are ex- the free plays being performed in ence think. Because of it, the lot suited. didn’t land the thousands of en- pected to be beautiful -- that’s part the Arena theatre. One couldn’t viewer realizes that life is not all The Olympics hoopla of the dorsementsthat sheclaimed would of the job description. Fame even read through the entireDaily’s hunky-dory and that there are many jast month, for example,was truly await her, she did get a job as a No shouldn’t really enter into a pic- personal section without coming families with problems. But most wershadowed by the idiotic sport Excuses Jeans model. What figure ture. Thus, thanks to the machina- across an ad for The Restaurant, importantly, it is learned that ev- If figure skating. Aside from al- skating and denim trousers have in tions of the media, Tonya Harding or some other show. One of these eribody needs attention. Eden ,eady treading the line between common could be the subject of and Nancy Kemgan, due to their plays, Feeding the Moonfish was needed aparent figure, so she looks ;portand leisureactivity, women’s endless debate, but nonetheless, fame, have edged out some other presented on Monday evening. to her co-worker Martin, for guid- igure skating in no way deserved there she is. She’s a Face now, aspiringmodels.Allright,theother Feeding the Moonfish is the ance. Martin, too, needs someone ill the attention paid to it. though adubious choice for acom- job description for models is to be story of Martin (Billy Rosenfeld) to look out for him and so he turns Neither, for that matter, did the pany to win popularity. able to sell a product. So, Tonya and Eden (Heidi Crooker). The to the moonfish to be his friends wo principals of this little drama, With skaters becoming mod- and Nancy, due to their fame, will two work in a restaurant on a dock and protectors. Vancy Kerrigan and Tonya els, where do the models go? Why, at least help their employers in in Southern Florida, and both are Although this might be hard to 4arding. While discussing into acting, of course. Elle that respect. emotionally unstable individuals. believe, Feeding the Moonfish is whether either is a good figure MacPherson recently made her But the American entertainment Martin, who witnessed his father also mildly amusing. Of course, ;kater is a bit of a moot point at the movie debut insirens. Though by industry needs to recognize that commit suicide, spends a good it’s not as side-splittingas a Police noment, an examination of what most accounts she does a passable talent should be prized over beauty. deal of his time on the dock talking Academy movie, but nor is it as hey’re both doing now should job in the movie, her role is to Anthony Hopkins can act circles to the moonfish, which is his de- depressing as The Color Purple. nake any intelligent person hang simply to be beautiful. How diffi- around Ted Danson, though ceased father’s name for the fish The character of Eden, espe- lis or her head in shame. cult could that be for a model? Hopkinsdoesn’thavethosemodel that supposedly live under the cially, supplies comic relief to an Nancy Kerrigan, riding the Kathy Ireland, another erst- features. Emma Thompson may dock. otherwise morbid play. For in- wave of pity, landed in Disney while model, proves that a good not have the looks that Paulina As for Eden, a wise-cracking stance, in one scene, she imitates World, to a ticker-tape hero’s wel- face a good actress does not make. does, but she has talent. Could you Yankee teenager, her mother is in one of her classmates shoplifting. :ome. Moreover, she is now slated Aliens from L.A, her motion pic- imagine Paulina in Much Ado prison for killing her abusive hus- With her teenage accent, (replete o be on the cover of Wheaties ture debut, was a dud of the first about Nothing? The mind quails. band. Eden worships Martin and with “like, hi, okay!”) Eden ioxes -- which is acceptable -- for order. So too was Paulina stays with him on the dock. prances around the stage describ- uccessful athletes always play out Porizkova and fellow former . Television and .the visual me- Through the course of the play, ing every item that the girl had he last dying moments of their model Tom Selleck‘s movie Her dia in conjunction with economics Eden and Martin converse and ripped off. Bme on the front of that venerable Alibi. And then there’s Corbin are responsible for this cult of soon begin to learn more about The most impressive part of ireakfast cereal’s boxes. Bernsen, of TV’s L.A. Law,who beauty in the movies. Theatre ca- each other. this play were the performances of But now we find that Nancy has couldn’t act his way out of a wet ters to a smaller audience, but it is Martin tells Eden about his con- the players. It is always amazing memoved her foot from her mouth paper bag. an audience that prizes talent. versations with the moonfish, and to watch the acting capabilities of ong enough to be signed on as a Therefore,many stage actors may how they even talk back. Eden one’s own classmates. Heidi ievlon model. She will now join This litany of failures should not be beautiful, but they do their describes that despite their dys- Crooker did a wonderful job as he august company of Claudia not suggest that models are funda- job with consummate skill. Until functional relationship, her par- Eden, the sassy, spitfire waitress Schiffer and Cindy Crawford to mentally incapable of a career the entertainment industry real- ents truly loved each other, be- with a hilarious accent. Billy out “unforgettable” lip-colours switch to acting. The careers of izes the true value of talent over cause her mother was the only Rosenfeld, also, pulled off a good ind mascaras. Andie MacDowell and even beauty, we will be subjected to person who could take her father’s Martin and did a good job at play- If the media had not made her Marilyn Monroe (whose real tal- more Milli Vanillis. abuse. The play ends with Eden ing the role of an exasperated fa- requestingthat Martin tell her she’s ther to Eden. Katherine Solem and beautiful, something which the Sandra Struthers, who provided moonfishoftenaskof him, butthis the voices of the moonfish, also time, unlike with the moonfish, he were splendid in making their Be young! Have fun! Write Arts! After all, if 1) complies. voices chilling, as they were sup- Whether or not this sort of ab- posed to be. m,Megan, and JuUe can do it, anyone stracttheater appeals to one’s taste Feeding the Moonfish was cer- can. Just pick up the phone and dial should not matter when seeing tainly a pleasure and it just proves 627-3090. Feeding the Moonfish. Granted, that it is wise to take advantage of certain people may be frightened the free shows that the Arena The- by the surrealism in the opening ater has to offer. lBig guys behind big desks The wait has been long and hard -- three years. But at sizeable measure of versatility (a movie this strange would with going to hell. long last, on March 25, the Brothers Coen will make their prove any filmmaker’s versatility). It’s the most widely If there is one common thread that runs through all triumphant return to the big screen with The Hudsucker seen of their four films. Once again, Ethan produced, Joel these films, it is the image of the big man behind the big Proxy. As the Arts &Entertainment potentates down here directed, and Joel and Ethan wrote. This is the case with all desk in the big office. Blood Simple had the bar owner, at the Daily will surely attest, my anticipation for this their movies. RaisingArizona had furnituretycoon Nathan Arizona (the movie has been eager to say the least. Three years later, the Coens cemented their reputation late Trey Wilson),Miller ’s Crossing had mob boss Finney, Just look at the signs as a force to be reckoned with. Their visually stunning and Barton Fink had studio honcho Lerner. Matt Carson I hung up in the office Prohibition-era gangster yarn Miller’s Crossing opened All these guys are like oppressive feudal lords, con- warning other would-be the prestigious New York Film Festival. Starring Gabriel sciously or unconsciously squeezing the life out of their Flick This reviewers away --“The Byrne and Albert Finney, it’s an exploration of manhood underlings in pursuit of what they themselves want. No Hudsucker Proxy is that chronicles a few days in the life of an Irish mob boss’s doubt the Coens have logged their share of hours taking mine.” And now, a mere week from Friday, I’ll be sitting right hand man, who plays all the angles when he’s caught abuse from the fat cats who fund their flicks. in a dark theater and the Coens’ latest masterpiece will be in the middle of a gang war between the Irish and the Perhaps Hudsucker is like Barton Fink another love unfolding before me. It’s like waiting for Christmas. Italians. letter to those guys. The story: the founder and CEO of the Genius filmmakers Joel and Ethan Coen first made The dialogueis quintessential hard-boiled crime-speak. Hudsucker Corporation (Charles Durning) commits sui- their presence known in 1984 with their debut feature, Joel and Ethan create an array of characters stereotypical cide, and the evil second-in-command (Paul Newman!) BloodSimple.Ethan, who was a business major at Princeton of the gangster genre, then tear the stereotypes to shreds. hatches an insidious plan to place an idiot from the mail (I think he dropped out but I’m not sure), produced and And the setpiece at the center of the film in which Finney room (Tim Robbins) in the head office in order to devalue Joel, an NWgrad, directed. They wrote the screenplay wastes bad guys with a Tommy-gun to the strains of the stock so he can gain a controlling interest. I’ll bet together. It was a startling piece of low-budgetfilm noirin “Danny Boy” is classic already. From start to finish, the Newman cuts quite a famous figure behind that big desk in the finest tradition of the term. rich, earth-tone photography is gorgeous. This is a film to the big office. It follows a sleazy bar owner (Dan Hedeya, a.k.a. be seen over and over again. Big, indeed. Action movie tycoon Joel Silver (pro- Cheers’ Nick Tortelli), an even sleazier private eye (the As is 1991’s Barton Fink, the Coen’s love letter to ducer of the Die Hard &d Lethal Weapon movies) is inimitableM.Emmet Walsh), the bar owner’s wife (Francis everyone in Hollywood who may have asked them to sell bankrolling this picture, to the tune of a rumored $40 McDormand) and her lover (John Getz). out and make an action movie afterMiller ’s Crossing.The million. Apparently, most of that money has gone into Everybody plots to murder and/or blackmail everyone savage satire of the Hollywood machine is fueled by magnificent, colossal sets. else, and the film slowly sneaks through the small, claus- brilliantperformances from John Turturro, John Goodman, trophobic sets from one dark, grizzly scene to another. The John Mahoney, and Oscar nominee Michael Learner. Don’t believe the so-so advance word from the critics plot seems more complex than it really is, until about an This is the first film ever to take more than one major on this film. Film critics never know what they’re talking hour after the movie’s over, when it all becomes clear. award at the Cannes Film Festival -- it won Best Picture, about. Go see it and make your own decisions. It is my That’s the mark of a truly fine noir thrilkr. They have this Best Director, and Best Actor (Turturro). As the film opinion that the Brothers Coen are among the top talents at Wessell. Check it out. peaks, the sets burst into flames and Goodman shouts “I’ll working in cinema today. Decades from now, their work Next came 1987’s Raising Arizona, which you either show you the life of the mind!” Just what exactly it all will be studied in college classrooms. Jump on the band- love or hate. I happen to love it. It showed that they had a means is anyone’s guess, but I think it has something to do wagon now -- you can say you knew them when. \ l - i I # 1 No. Carolina (27-6) - 6th Annual Tufts Daily March Madness Challenge Missouri (25-3) # 1 1 # '16 Liberty (19-!O) - Navy (17-12) # 16 I I I I#8 Wash. St. (20-10) I I I Cincinnati (22-9) # 8 I # 9 Boston Co. (20-10) I I Wisconsin (17-10) # 9 I Landover, MD 18th and 20th Ogden, UT 17th and 19th I # 5 Indiana (19-8) 1 California (22-7) # 5 I#22 Ohio Univ. (25-7) I I 1I I#4 Templ- - Syracuse (21-6) # 4 1#13 Drexel (25-4) pawaii (18-14) # 13 I EAST I WEST I Miami; FL 25th and 27th Los Angeles, CA 24th and 26th Minnesota (20-11) # 6 I # 6 Nebraska (20-9). ' I I 1 Southern Illinois (23-6) #I1 l#ll Penn (24-2) I I FINAL FOUR Louisville (25-5) # 3 Boise State (17-12) # 14 I#14 J. Madison (20-9) I f Uniondale, NY 17th and 19th Sacramento, CA 18th and 20th I#7 UAB (27- National Championship Virginia (17-11) # 7 I? IC Geo. Wauh. (17-11) Charlotte, N.C. 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I 1 Wednesday, March 16,1994 ‘rm‘I’UFl-S DAILY page seven SPORTS Take these picks to the bank NCA.A tournament The sound of spring is in the air. No, it’s not the “How strong is Glen Robinson’s back?’ Coach sound of the melting snow flooding down off The Gene Keady has a pretty poor tournament record in Daily contest rules Hill, and no, it’s not the sweet sound of a robin the recent past and the only way that it will be chirping. The sound of spring is produced by one different this year is if Robinson can cany the 1. To enter: Write in the team the3. winner. Tiebreakers: man ... Dick Vitale. Boilermakers. The man with more nicknames than who you think will win each game Yes, the National Collegiate Athletic Associa- Apollo Creed can do it all, and will have to, if his in the National CollegiateAthletic a. Correct selection of tournament tion Tournament team is going to live up to their #1 ranking. Association (NCAA) Division I b.Correctse1ectionofteamsinthechampion. Phil Ayoub is here and there’s When looking at Purdue’s road, one must stop at basketball tournament, including no getting away the possible second round matchup against Provi- your eventual national champion championshipgame. Diamond In the Rough from it, not that dence. The Friars have had a strong team for the last choice. Include your name and c. Correct number of overall anyone would couple of years and have failed to really gel like telephone number at the bottom of games. want to. So before you rush and fill out five of the they were expected to. the page. Bring your form and $3, d. Coin toss. Daily’s annual March Madness Challenge forms, It’s great that they are going in to the tourney on which will be donated to a Tufts 4. Prizes: The winner will re- take alook at this analysis of the tournament,region a hot streak, but winning the Big East could be the scholarship fund, to the Daily of- ceive a choice of four Red Sox by region. best or the worst thing that could have happened to fices in the back basement of Cur- tickets or two Bruins tickets. The East: You have to start with the defending na- them. Although it gives them confidence, they can tisHallby l p.m.,Thursday,March entrant with the next highestpint tional champion North CarolinaTar Heels. They are no longer sneak up on anyone. They have made 17. No late entries will be ac- total will receive the remaining the number one seed, but they have the most losses themselves noticed, and teams will not take them cepted, and no more than five en- prize. of any of the number one or two seeds. lightly, despite the #8 ranking (they deserved at tries per person are allowed. 5. All decisionsof the Editorial It seems to me that they have been way too least a #7 or #6, when you consider Syracuse is #4 2 Scoring: All first-round Board of The Tuffs Daily in this inconsistent(losing to the University of Massachu- and BC is #9). games will be worth one point; contest are final. setts, getting blown out twice by Georgia Tech, an Look for the Friars to play Purdue down to the games in subsequent rounds will. National Invitational Tournament team) to make a wire and possibly into overtime, but fall in the final increase in value (second-round: return trip to the Final Four. minutes. They can rebound with any team in the 2 points, third-round: 4, fourth- Look for them to make their obligatory appear- country and Dickie Simpkins did a great defensive round: 6, fifth-round: 8, champi- Take ashot at thel)crily’s NCAA ancein the Sweet Sixteen, before Temple takes them job on UConn’s Donyell Marshall. Although onship game: 12). The entrant with tournament conttist and win out with their tough match-up zone defense giving Marshall is a great player, Robinson is on another the most points will be declared ticketsto the Red Sox or Bruins. the Tar Heels fits. level. Not only is he talented, he’s one of the best Look for #2 University of Connecticut to re- clutch players in the country. Simpkins will be hard bound from their Big East tournament loss to Provi- pressed to contain him. dence and advance to the Final Eight in Miami. Duke has the #2 seed but is not really expected The first upset of the tournament will happen in to do much. They won’t. Coach K’s team has a date this region when Lefty Dreissell’s James Madison with Kentucky in the sweet sixteen and will be sent team knocks off the Florida Gators. As much as packing by the Wildcats, who will finally get re- Florida has been dying to get back to being a venge for the Christian Laettner miracle two years national power, since the Vernon MaxwelVDwayne ago (when I left from watching the game with two Schinszius days, Lefty will have a few tricks up his minutes left because I was late for WhiteMen Can2 sleeve to confuse the Gators. Look for them to see Jump, starring the great Woody Harrelson -- of their way into the round of sixteen also. course, the movie was pretty poor and the shot was As always, Indianaand theirjerkofacoach have one of the greatest in history). Led by Rick Pitino, to be given a close look in any NCAA tournament. the ‘Cats will overcome a predictable great perfor- Here, though, they will make arelatively quickexit. mance by G-Dog and the rest of the Boilermakers Any Hoosier team that gets blown out by Minnesota in the regional final. by 50 does not have the heart to survive the tourna- Upsets to look for: Southwest Louisiana over ment, not to mention Temple’s defense. Marquette (who cares?!), Seton Hall over Michi- Local interest Boston College has a pretty tough gan State (P.J. Carlisimo’s stay will be a short one, first round game against Washington State. The though, thankfully). Eagle seniors are just happy to finally be in the Big Possible huge matchups:Purdue vs. Providence Dance and will get their win before getting blown (last year another Rhode Island team -- the Univer- out by Carolina. sity of Rhode Island -- sent Purdue home in the firs1 !You ill learn the forinat of the LSAT and how ro take advastage of it! Upsets to look for: Temple over Indiana (the round, but Robinson had agame that sent a message battle of the calm, quiet, reserved coaches -- it to everyone, and for a while he will deliver thal :structurt. We hill alsc discuss the role of rhr LSAT in the admissions process. should be a battle and thankfully Bobby Knight will message in this year’s tourney) and later vs. Ken- For More Information, call TODAY: fall) and then UNC, James Madison over Florida tucky, Kentucky vs. Duke. and Nebraska, George Washingtonover the Univer- Regionalfinal: Purdue vs. Kentucky sity of Alabama at Birmingham (although this is Champ: Kentucky hardly an upset) Possible huge matchups: Temple vs. Indiana, West: So Missouri cruised through the Big Eighl UNC vs. UConn, not much else, really. undefeated in the regular season before falling in Regional Final: Temple vs. Uconn the post season tournament. Mizzou has had ar Chump: Temple amazingly poor NCAA tournament record over the last few years, but never have they been seeded thi: 1 Please recycle this newspaper7 Southeast: The big -question in this region is, see SIFILO, page 9

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Co-sponsored by the Health Education Program Wednesday, March 16,1994 THE TUFTS DAILY page nine Sweet sound of Dick Wale’s voice in the air SHILO continued from page 7 The Hoyas have a bunch of no- sic college basketball matchup. names (Church, Churchwell, Regional $final: Michigan vs. high, of course. Look for history Churchchoir?) who can’t shoot, UCLA to hold true and for them to bow but they hustle and they don’t give Champ: Michigan out in the third round. up. John Thompson missed his The #2 seed Arizona has also annual trip to the tournament last Finals: Kentucky vs. Michi- suffered from a poor tournament year and surely wants to make gan record, and they have had some some noise this year. He will National Champ: Michigan pretty high seeds. Look for a sur- outcoach Nolan Richardson and Most NCAA tournaments are prising Virginia team to knock his overmanned Hogs.. next to impossible to pick, and them and the nation’s best The strong but overrated well, this one IS impossible.With backcourt out of The Dance. UMass Minutemen come in as the the way the year went (#1 was a The West is definitely the weak- #2 seed in the region and stare a revolving door), especially the fi- est of the brackets and the hardest very tough road in the face, as they nal weekend, it is evident that to figure. Look for Louisville, have Maryland and Michigan in there is parity in the country and Virginia, and California all to do their immediate future. The Mary- that there are more teams that can some damage. Denny Crum’s land matchup will be an interest- win the whole thing this year than teams always seem to play strong ing one as two great freshmen at any time in recent memory. Just in the tournament and this year centers, Marcus Camby and Joe look at the number one seeds. some say that he has the best start- Smith (the one and only), battle. Supposedly they all should be ca- ing five in the country. Cal has Michigan’s recent tournament pableof winning the title, but they miracle man Jason Kidd, and al- success says that they will be there. are the weakest number ones in though many see them getting to They have the talent and Steve quite some time. the Final Four, they won’t. Fisher, who has been criticized, The two strongest are Carolina Syracuse is making a return to doesjustwhathehas todo.Helets and Arkansas and they have tournamentafter being suspended, the boys play. These guys don’t proven to be less than worthy. but their stay this year will be need a coach. The Fab Four has Getting past these two teams that barely longer than last year’s. the experience and they are still everybody and their mother will There’s not much more to say hungry for the championship that be tempted to pick as national about this region. It’s pretty weak was within their grasp last year. champs, you’ll see that there will and boring on paper. The University of California at be a huge variety of prediction Upsets to look for: Wisconsin Los Angeles is ranked fifth, but brackets among you’re friends. over Cincinnati,Hawaiiover Syra- was #1 in the polls earlier this But of course, that’s what cuse (what the hell!), Viiginiaover season (along with just about ev- makes it fun. And what makes it Arizona, Cal over Missouri. eryone else). The exciting fun is also picking the upsets. Possible huge matchups: Lou- O’Bannon brothers will put on see SHILO, page 11 isville vs. Cal. That’s about it. quite a show of flash in the early Honest! rounds and they will back it up Regional final: Louisville vs. with substance. They will, though, bueKs Cal fall to Michigan. Champ: Louisville Upsets to look for: New Mexico State over Oklahoma Midwest: This region is packed. State, Western Kentucky over There are four teams that could Texas (former Jumbo coach Tom I_ easily make the trek to Charlotte Penders hasn’t had much tourna- and every one of them could be- ment success recently anddoesn’t come a national champion with- have the horses this year-- he’d be out much of a surprise. better off coaching this year’s AND DELIVERY IKUUDED Arkansas, the #1 seed, comes BOhDD AXD Ih’SLaED Jumbo squad), Maryland over BOXES k!DPACKL?VCi SUPPLIES in as one of the favorites for the Saint Louis, Georgetown over CLIGTECOXROLLED overall trophy. They might be the Arkansas. w.4REHocsEs strongest #1 in the field, but are Possible huge matchups: ripe for an upset. That upset will Georgetown vs. Arkansas, and (61 7 247-0107 the come to hition at the hands of the later vs. UCLA, Michigan vs. A=ca dreamer Hoyas of Georgetown. Umass, and later UCLA in a clas- examines Summer Housina his pi1lo.w

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.. .. page eleven Wednesday, March 16,1994 THE TUFTS DAILY Basketball game bets now sweeping nation SHILO continued from page 9 takes some real guts to go against you'remadeof. Remember,ifyou Anyone can pick the favorites. them. So try the Daily's tourna- want to win, just take these picks to the bank. That's boring" and wimw.I. But it mentchallenge- and we'll see what Zlassified lClassifie&Zlassified SlassifiedsClassifiedsclassifieds 3 BDRM APT EUROPE THIS SUMMER? Roommate Wanted ASAPlll Lg,sunny 3 bdrm in 3-fam house y-only $1691 California-$129 ea Personals For Sale Need female into modern 2 bdrm across from tufts. Hdwd flrs,w/d. ayl Now1 Caribbean/Merican great location(Porter/DavisSq). Hea porch, mod k+b. pkg. owner, no fee. Services ,asl-$189 rlt. No gimmicks-no and pkg included. NCtool Call 776, $300-325/persOn. 547-8926. lchesl Fly now1 AIRTECH 1-800- 5734. '5-TECH. COOLEYI 2 or 3 BDRM APT SUNNY BEACHES -_ . APT FOR RENT Walking distance to college. 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SABRINA 7 RM, 4 BDRM grad student avail nighldwknds for DATES & A BEDROOM M non-smoking housemates fornea Lg kitchen. near Tufts. T and 93. Help transcribingWANTED: taped intewiews Hey- get psyched for an incredible tutoring on Tufls campus. Pyrs exp If you'd like to live in the Muslim Unit. year. Call 666-4973. Tennis and park. Must see. $lOOO. week in Florida1 I'm not sleeping on wfluftscoursesilabmook. Call Mike we'll provide you with a room 8 a 393-9934. end of College Ave. Fletcher student needs someone tc the floor1 Love. Carri date (fruitl)Open to everyone. Con- Beautiful apt. at 395-0723. $lO/hr. lranscribeinterviews from 6 hours o tact ReaMalik. 627-7413 or Shazia 2 bdrms avail in 3 bdrm apt or lape immediately. $100 for thrr iob 2nd Semester Sublet Spring Break Masoodi 627-7471. Bromfield Rd.. hdwd flrs, mod kit . 4 bdrms avail in newly renovated Competence in Spanish necessary $290/mo per person. Call 623-9936 From $299. 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