THE TUFTS DAILY Where You Read It First Thursday, March 16,1995 VoL XXX Number 37 Ex College celebrates 30 years at Tufts University this month by ANDREA GROSSMAN By the late %Os, students were Established in 1972, the Ex- Daily Editorial Board not only voting members of the plorations program was the first In 1962, Nils Wessell, then the Ex College Board, but also were freshman advising program insti- president of Tufts University, de- permitted to serve as course in- tuted by the College. According cided that there needed tobe some structors. to the Fall 1994 Bulletin of the kind of program at Tufts that Also in 1964, the first class, Experimental College, the pro- would allow the faculty to try new “The Contemporary European gram “combined instruction with educational endeavors. His vision Novel,” was taught in an oncam- academic and personal advising.” was carried out in 1964, with the pus lounge by Simches, Provost Other unique programs that official establishment of the Ex- Sol Gittleman,and Romance Lan- are housed in the Ex College in- perimental College. This month, guageprofessorJuan Alonso. “We clude the EPIIC and the Commu- the Ex College will be holding planned that it would be held in nications and Media Studies Pro- The ExDerimental College is currentlv housed in Miner Hall. three events commemorating its Burden Lounge,” said Simchesin grams. 30th anniversary. the 25th anniversary pamptlet, Three events have been Desperately wanting to see a “...and that we would invite all planned for the month of March Two political science unique and educationally stimu- members of the Tufts community to honor the Ex College’s 30th lating program on campus, to participate, not only students, year, Robyn said. ‘‘Opening-UP Wessell formed the Committeeon but members of the janitorial the Classroom,” which was an are hired Innovation and Experiment [I&E staff.” professors Committee] in 1962. Members of by GAYLE BERKOWITZ meet jointly andagree upon which Robyn feels that through the the committee included faculty Daily Editorial Board candidates are qualified and who Ex College’s first class, “We broke The Political Science Depart- will be on their ranked list, from a variety of disciplines, ad- out of that mold of faculty stand- ment is in the process of hiring Messina explained. ministrators, and Wessell as its ing behind the desk.” chairman. three new full-time, tenure-track Regarding when the depart- Today, Robyn said the Ex Col- By 1963, the I&E Committee faculty members as replacements ment expects to reach a decision, lege continues to function as “the had drawn up report and pre- for retired professors in the areas Messina said that the situation is a place where we would try new sented it to the faculty. According of American Politics, Interna- complicated by the fact that “the things for the University, and if to a pamphlet entitled The Ex- tional Relations [IR], and Com- faculty scatters [over spring successful it would move into the perimental College 1964-1989, parative Politics. break], but I hope that a decision curriculum.” Japanese, Arabic, commemoratingits 25th anniver- “We have finished with two of will reached soon.” and Chinese were originally Ex be sary, the faculty approved the for- the searches and offers have been Leaving after this year are Pro- College courses, as were dance, mation of the Ex College in 1964. made and accepted,” Department fessors John Gibson and Bradbury photography and the Peace and The pamphlet states that “the over- Chair Kent Portney said, refer- Seasholes, who are retiring, and Justice Studies Program. whelming majority of the faculty ring to the American Politics and Professor LisaBrandes. However, The Ex College also continues IR positions which were con- according to Portney, the Depart- (there was one dissenting vote) to give students the opportunity to voted in favor of the new college. take.. interdiscidinarv courses. firmed last December and early ment, whichcurrently has 17 full- r Daily rile photo February, respectively. time, tenured or tenure-track pro- It would initially be granted a “Being an organization that has Robyn Gittleman five-year lease and be subject to no set curriculum boundaries we .- Currently, the Department is fessors, wilI be “down it-coupleof exploration of what a university interviewing for a professor Of professors next year” because review at the end if that period.” are able to [introduce] new ideas would be like without grades, was Comparative Politics, who will thosewhoareking hired now are The first board met that same and topics and also bring together year, and aside from having pro- new disciplines and subject ar- held last night in the Faculty Din- also Serve as the director of replacementsforfacultywho have ing Room. “It’s a grand opportu- Women’s Studies. “This person departed. One ofthe positions, for fessors from various departments eas,” Robyn said. present, students were asked to nity for faculty and students to will be a political scientist and example, was vacated by recently She added that student involve- attend the meeting as well. “We ment is still highly regarded, as discussissues that havesomecom- will be a full member ofthe [PO- retired Professor Frank Colcord, mon focus,” she said. litical Science] Department, but according to Portney. felt that we needed student input they continue to serve on the and we needed student reaction to college’s Board of Directors and The Ex College will host an the administrative responsibili- “we are going to be requesting anniversary dinner on Thursday, ties will be in the Women’s Stud- more positionsthis springfornext some of our ideas and this was a teach theirpeersinregularclasses, joint project which we were de- March 30. Invited guests include ies Department,” Comparative year in order to compensate for and the Explorations, Connec- signing and it emphasized an tions and Perspective programs, past members of the Ex College Politics Professor Anthony the losses of Gibson, Seasholes Board and former President Messina said. important new relationship,” said which are all intended for first- and Brandes,” Portney said. Wessell. Given this dual capacity, the T~be& the process of hiring Seymour Simches. a former pro- year students. “[The Ex-College fessor of romance languages and is] one place where students, fac- An evening of music is slated Position has required ‘‘a Joint newfaculty;eitherasreplacements. for Friday, March 3 1, in Alumnae search.” Both departments met or for new positions, a depart- oneoftheoriginal membersofthe ulty, and staff really work in a Lounge. “That is going to be our on Tuesday to discuss their pref- I&E Committee, in the 25thanni- collaborative, cooperative fash- erences, and they now have to see FACULTY, Page * versary pamphlet. ion,” Robyn said. ~eeANNIVERSARY, page 4 Faculty vote on amendment to dissolve CFS invalid

favor, 14 against. and 3 abstain- and sororitiestol‘achyderni rep- tinued. ing. lations which would end the gen- The prospect of passing the Inside According to Professor Daniel der segregation of the Greek VS- responsibility of overseeing the VieW”pOink3...... p. 3 Mulholland, chair of the almost- tem. Greek system onto the trustees is Read SOme pin&Of view on student defunct CFS, there were initially However, a similar Committee a controversial and problematic manners,capitalismwronged.andaloiig many faculty members present at subsequently established by the one, according to Associate Dean and glorious Boston tradition. Board of Trustees Supported the of StudentsBruce Reitman. There the meeting, but “they all got up Daily rile photo and left after the discussion on the Daniel Mul~holhnd creation of rush policies which is no provision in the trustees’ Weekender ...... pp.1-IV ~~li~i~~Department.” would maintain the gender SPeCi- bylaws at this time for such a The all-encompassing, exhaustive, meetings,” he added. ficity of fraternities and sorori- governing body, Reitman ex- Mulhollandhasrequested that until a proper vote is taken, insightful, and totally complete guide to ties. The repudiation of the plained. the Os cars... and some other stuff. the amendment be voted upon CFS “still has statutory existence” again at the next meeting, faculty’s recommendations “left a Therefore. if CFS were to be but exists as a technicality. situation in which a faculty com- &~olve&i&dutieswouldbet.&n scheduled for April 10. ‘‘Hope- Mulholland said. CFS’S decision sports ...... pp* mittee of Arts and Sciences was on, at least temporarily, by the ‘-’ fully we’ll do it at the beginning to disband has apparently evolved supposed to implement a policy No’Tufts wasn’t the on’ team in- ofthe meeting and there will be a out of acodictbetween the Board Committee on Student Life, an- volved in NCAA playoffs this year - he said. whichthe facdtyhad repudiated” otherfacultycommittee which had there’s sort of a tournament going on. Of Trustees and the faculty the CFS proposal stated. jurisdiction over the Greek sys- )age two . THE TUFTS DAILY Thursday, March 16,1995 TEE TUFTSDAILY Letters to the Editor Nadya J. Sbaiti Editor-in-Chief Belle’s view refuted most work to alert the public to the threat the guilty as well as the innocent -- and as of HIV. I ask them: who has done all the a colleague of Professor Hunter, I must file Managing Editor: David Meyers fighting for AIDS research, for sex educa- a protest on two counts. .4ssociate Editors: JL McHenry, Jessica Rosenthal To the editor: tion, for better care of people living with First, insofar as the cartoon is meant to Production Managers: Ryan Otto, Marc Sheinkin, At first I wondered why the Daily feels PratikshaThakkar .AIDS? Who knows best, through the loss suggest any personal animosity on my part compelled to print ‘the frequent letters of of beloved friends, just what “the risk of toward my colleague, it is inaccurate and Joseph V. Belle ’43 Viewpoint articles. NEWS as death” means in human terms? Who is still unfair. The issue at the recent faculty meet- Editors: John O’Keefe, Andrea Grossman, Then I figured, well, he makes clear to preaching to the as yet unreached? To put ing was whether the administration should Gayle Berkowitz sensible readers just what homophobia is, it in Mr. Belle’s terms, who is doing God’s proceed to retain and expand a department Assistant Editor: Joshua Robin and perhaps that’s instructive. But as the work in this instance? Mr. Belle? I think of religion. Personalities played no part in faculty advisor to the LGB Center, I do feel VIEWPOINTS not. my argument in the negative -- as the Editors: Darrah Feldman, Remy Stem a need to respond to his most recent tirade. report of that argument in the Daily for 3/ First, he usesthe all-too-common catch Jonathan Strong 14/95 correctly implied. FtUTURES phrase “the homosexual lifestyle.” There’s Senior Lecturer in English Second, Dean Ammons was hardly in Editors: Dan Tobin, Laura Bemheim, no such thing. Sexual orientation, of what- Annie Risbridger shock over my argument -- she has heard ever sort, is not (I think readers will agree) version of it before from others on the ARTS &ENTERTmENT something we adopt like a style of dress or Cartoon’s subject faculty. Provost Gittleman, fhr from lend- Editors: Jay Ruttenberg, Joshua Davis, a taste in food or cars. ing a hand during my argument, remained Michael J.W. Sticking disagrees with image Second, he quotes one particular gay conspicuously silent through the whole columnist who claims “the risk of death is UTEKENDER debate. As for the students present, Vice now part of the emotional appeal of sex,” To the editor: Editor: Liza Cohen, Rachel Levine The editorial cartoon in yesterday’s President Bernstein made a reasonable Production Manager: Caroline Schaefer and w. Belle imagines this notion may effort under the circumstances to include apply to “many, or perhaps all homosexu- Daily (3/15/95), depicting me about to their voices. SPORTS als.” At opposite ends of the spectrum, the decapitate my colleague, Howard Hunter, The moral of the story is that if you play Editors: Doug Katz. John Tom. Village Voice columnist and our own Jo- with an assist from the Provost and the Greg Youman the game of metonomy, as in this case, you sephV.Belleare free to holdtheir theoreti- Dean in shock, as students watch help- Assistant Editors: Ben Margoles, Bill Copeland risk serious distortion of the facts. cal views, but let me remind both of them lessly, bound and gagged, is I suppose PHOTOGRAPHY that it has been the gay community (and, excusable in the name of metonomy and Hugo Bedau Editors: Judy Easterbrook, SheTilston indeed, the lesbian community, too, out of good clean fun. 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Letters should be MAR DEL PLATA, Argentina (Ap)-- iams siid. “I had pictured it in a different “He wants to be like his father.” companied by no more than eight signatures. Some say he fights like his father, a rangy way it was. I was kind of shocked.” Campanile was in Denny’s comer the The editors reserve the tight to edit letters for clarity. than iblication of letters is not guaranteed, but subject to the lightweight with above average skills and His father’s death caused Williams to night he was fatally injured.. Denny was metion of the editors. every journeyman boxer’s dream of win- grow up hating boxing. He was always two points up at the time when Hart Letters should be typed or printed in letterquality or ar-letterquality mode and turned in to the Daily‘s offices ning a world title. athletic, but occupied himself with sports suddently started landing unanswered Curtis Hall. Letters can also be sent via electronic mail to ClevelandDenny’spursuit ofthat dream like football, basketball, soccer and base- blows. )[email protected], with dl~tatcdregula- cost him his life one summer night 15 ball. “I really don’t know what happened,” M regardug Letters to the Editor stiU applying. Letters should address the editor and not a particular years ago in Montreal. Knkked uncon- If not for a friend’s invitation and a he said. “The round was almost over and hidual. While letters can be critical of an individual‘s scious by Gaetan Hart in a fight he had quirk of fate, Williams might never have he started getting hit and couldn’t re- dons, they should not attack someone’s personality traits. entered the ring. The Daily will not accept anonymous letters or pen been winning, Denny died 18 days later in spond. I thought the referee should have mes except in extreme circumstances if the Executive a local hospital. “A friend of mine was boxing at this stopped it then, but he lei: it go .even bard determines that there is a clear and present danger to Dwane Williams was an uncompre- gym about a year and a half ago and he longer.” : author. The Daily will not accept letters regarding the wage of other publications, unless their coverage itself hendmg 4-year-old when his father was asked me if1 wanted to try it out,“ Williams Campanile said he was at first hesitant E become a newsworthy issue that has appeared in the suddenly taken from his life. He’s now a said. “He brought me to the gym and that to train the son of his late fighter, but was lity. The DailywiUacceptletters of- ifspace permits, member of the Canadian boxing team at was where I met Dave.“ impressed by the dedication and interest t wiU not run letters whose sole purpose is to adv& an :nt. the Pan Am Games, participating in the Dave was Dave Campanile, a Montreal Williams has shown to the sport. When writers have group atfiliations or hold titles or same sport that killed his father. .gym operator and long-time trainer. Cam- ”At the beginning. I was worried that sitions related to the topic of their letter, the Daily Wiu note ”It scares me a bit, but dying.from following the lettm. This is to proGde additional informa- panile had trained Denny. but had never something might happen to him,” Campa- o and is not intended to detract from the letter. boxing is a rare thing,” Williams said this met his son. nile said. “Now I don’t wonry too much, week. “If it happens. it happens. But I‘m “He didn’t know right away who I was, but I do watch out who I match hlm with.” Classifieris Information not too afraid of it happening.” but after he foundout wetaked.” Williams Williams, though still relatively inex- AU Tutt3 students must submit classifieds in pew It was only a few weeks ago that Will- said. “He asked me if I knew my father well perienced, has had some success in his *d with cash or check. AU classifieds must be submiaed 3 p.m. the day before publication. Classifieds may also be iams saw a film clip of hls father’s last and I said I didn’t. He filled me in with a relatively briefamateur career. running up ught at the Information Booth at the Campus Center. AU fight. which ended in the 10th round with lot of stuf€. He was close to my father and a 143 record and making the Canadian ssifieds submitted by mail must be accompanied by a Denny slumped to the canvas in a comer I found out a lot.” xk. Classifieds may not be submitted over the phone. team at 119 pounds for the Pan Am Games. Notices and Lost & Founds are free and run on Tuesdays and his handlers unable to get his mouth- Williams said Campanile also. asked He wants to win a spot in the 1996 d Thursdays only. Notices are limited to two per week per piece out. hlm if he really wanted to box. Olympics and hopes eventually to follow &!ation and run space permitting. Notices must be itten on Daily forms and submitted in person. Notices Denny. a former Canadian lightweight “I said. yeah, that’s why I’m here.” his father into a pro Career. To do so, he mot be used to sell merchandise or advertise major events. champion from Guyana. was carried from Campanile saw in the Moot Williams must deal with the burden of his father’s The Tufts Daily is not liable for any damages due to the ring on a stretcher as a packed crowd the same boxer he had in his father, a death every time he enters the ring. yaphical errors or misprintings except the cost of the type don, which is fully refundable. We reserve the tight to watched while waiting for Sugar Ray stick-and-move kind of fighter who relies “What happened to my father is always iise to print any classifieds which contain obscenity, are of Leonard and Roberto Duran to meet in the on a good jab to offset a lack of big punch- in the back of my mind when I fight,” Ovemy sexual nature, or are used expressly to denigrate a rson or group. main event. He never regained conscious- ing power. Williams said. ”When I prepare myself, ness. “He’sveryseriousand he wants tomake it’s a big motivation. I think of him and I ”It was hard for me to watch it.” Will- something out ofbolong,“ Campanile said. think for that reason I try harder.” Thursdar, March 16.1995 THE TUFTS DAILY Dage three VIEWPOINTS MBTA Blues Students Should Have Better by Rob McKeown announcements.Soon enough, the entire system will have cars like Each school has its own pecu- the new ones on the Red line. And Manners liarities, idiosyncrasies, and pat- while it may be easier to talk, by Karen Thompson IRA,and YMCA, but somehow I Could it be a pattern?! The prob- terns. Each and every student is laugh, and carouse with friends, still feel as though those organiza- lem is, everyone I know at Tufts bound to experience some of the can we really say we will like it One of life’s mysteries has been tions are not devious enough to has turned out to be intelligentand same things. Here at Tufts we share that much better? After all, what plaguing me of late. My mind has steal my markers. somewhat responsible (which is many such experiences. The cast about the T drivers? Those hearty been overtaken by this enigma, as No, this is more up-close and why they are at Tufts). members of The State captured souls whose voices fill, frighten, I find myself pondering it in class, personal. I would suggest venge- I moped, I pouted, I sulked, them both vividly and comically and startle our bodies with warn- in the shower, and in my dreams. ful gangs of town persons who and suddenly, Eureka! “I can in their visit here. The old Teele ings and reminders. Perhaps it is Where the heck do all the dry- roam the halls, grab pens, take blame the media!” I cried with Square Pub, the Bubs, fraterni- time for a tribute to all the T driv- erase markers go? I mean this is them back to their clandestine glee. The problem of destruction ties, sororities, DiBiaggio, ers and the day we may hear their much more serious than the sock meetings, create effigies of Tufts must stem fromimages likeBeavis Brinker, University Liquors, voices for the last time. disappearing phenomenon, this is persons, and burn them in some and Butthead,who are funny only Jagermeister, Dewick, Who can’t say they haven’t penocide ! secret ritual, but I won’t because I in that they are a parody of teen- Carmichael, Hotung, the Naked made comments about them. I have formulated several hy- don’t want to risk offending any- age stupidity, but who can cause Quad Run - all these things are Loud. Blaring. Sleepy. Apathetic. potheses to explain what is hap- an inescapable part of the Tufts Hung over perhaps. Strongly ac- peNng before Our very eyes. One The fact that students steal from one another experience. cented. Whispering. Jumpy. distinct possibility is that the mark- They are, at once, enjoyable, Bored. They can be heard in Davis. ers are really living beings and says something about our community. annoying, compulsory, regular, They can be heard at the Govern- their sudden disauvearance is due and entirely unavoidable parts of ment Center. They can be heard in to either death (inwhich case they one. It seems the disappearance of significant problems when indi- our lives. In an odd way, they are Harvard. They can be heard in have very short life spans indeed!) markers is an enigma. Unless, and viduals think that Beavis and almost ritualistic experiences.In- or a migration of sorts. I have this is painful to write, it could be Butthead represent role models evitable, one might say. Riding the T around discounted my death theory be- an internal network of perpetra- that they should emulate.“Heheh, There is, however, one experi- cause I have noticed that those tors. Could it be Tufts students? heheheh, lets go steal all the mark- ence at Tufts which no one can Boston can be quite an specimen that are attachedto their At first I scoffed at this thought, ers, hehehheh.” avoid. For some it is the key to adventure. nesting places with some sort of but then I saw the following quote their whole social existence; pro- leash do not seem to disappear. . by a friend in an English essay, But even with such negative viding opportunities for fun, ren- Porter. On the Green line. On the As for the migration, since which forced me to confront the examples, could someone such as dezvous, parties, gatherings, and Red line. On the Blue line. On the sightings of the markers moving terrible possibility of betrayal by a Tufts student really not think events, which nothing else could. OrangeLine. Voices, accents, an- of their own accord are rare and my fellow Tuftonians:“At presti- about what he or she is doing? Clubbers rely upon it to help nouncements, grumbles, yelps, often discounted or attributed to gious schools all over the country, Could this student have a blatant launch their night. Bar hoppers commands -this is all we know narcotics,I have come to the con- students make the horrible, Lord disregard for property and an ut- use it to, well, go hopping. It of them. This, and well, theirdriv- clusion that if such an event is of the Flies-ish transition from ter lack of respect for other people? reaches further than anything else ing. taking place, the markers are actu- being intellectual students to be- Could this individual not realize in Boston. It works late. It works At each and every stop they ally migrating to another dimen- ing idiotic, destructive students.” the consequences of his or her early. And it never loses its en- never fail to remind us where we sion. Interesting, eh? actions, or worse still, not care? I ergy. are. Some sound as if they are But no. 1 think that this phe- I was appalled because1 sensed should hope not! But even though it gets used trying to clear their throats of nomenon is of a more sinister na- a kernel of truth in this grand with the greatest frequency it re- furballs. Others seem as if they ture. There are several conspiracy theory. I racked my brain, and I The only conclusion that I can ceives little attention or praise. were trained to speak Bostonian theories that come to mind. Aliens finally mournfully conceded that come to without losing my faithin Certainly, for something as popu- and not English. (These are always a strong possibility as some subversive faction of Tufts humanity isthat someoneoughtto lar as it is, you would think it “Bostspeakers” are currently writ- are ghosts, ghouls, sprites, demons students could be responsible for call Professor Dane of Bio 14 might get just an inkling of the ing their own alternate dictionaxy and other supernaturalcreatures. these tragic acts. I thought of other fame and tell him that the dry- following say, the Bubs, usually the English language, soon to be Unfortunately, I do not believe in inexplicable things that periodi- erase marker has a fascinating receive. Nope. No female fanat- taught at universities across the any of the aforementioned things, cally happen all over campus: false migrating behavior that merits ics. No sudden addiction like sing- country). Sometimes they may so it is a difficult case for me to fire alarms, cigarette butts in the study and should be included in ing “Rio” in the shower. Everyone forget to say the stop at all. Some argue. Other conspirators could halls, broken windows, obscene the animal behavior texts. As for just seems to take it in stride. Just seem to spit out the station’sname include the IRS, KGB, CIA, FBI, phone calls, beer cans strewn over those of you who tie down the like a cold shower in the morning. so quickly it makes you think the streets, crude markings on the poor creatures, well, you just bet- Just like a bad meal at night. something is caught in their teeth. Karen Thompson is a freshman murals in Houston, stolen dothes ter watch out for those markers’ who has not yet chosen a majol: rights groups. Walking to Davis on Leonard Every so often comes the from the laundry room.. . .. and Wallace. Waiting on line at screamer, intent upon destroying the all-too-diminutive Davis the hearing capacity of anyone Baybank Machine. Stopping for who stays on the train for more A Capitalist Witch Hunt coffee at Someday or Au Bon than a few stops. The screamer Pain. Loitering next to the perma- not only loudly informs you of the by Shawn Klein nore because of lack of evidence. legislationindependent of the ex- nently peopled benches and tables stop but also scares you so much Sporkin isn’t looking for proof or istence of antitrust legislation. If of the Square, fighting the cold, that by the time the yelling is over, Microsoft is one of the main evidence of illegal acts; if he were, Microsoft has used force, directly and anticipating the shuttle’s ar- one find’s oneself has already run reasons for the explosion of the he would have accepted the con- or indirectly, to keep and gain rival as redemption for one’s own up the escalator and is nearing the computer market over the last de- sent decree or thrown the whole market control then they should lethargy. street level. cade. Most of us would probably case out because of lack of evi- be prosecuted for a violation of Sucheventsoccurso frequently The one thing we can be glad be using word processors or, God dence. He wants to damage others rights; but for prosecution they ought to be put in the school’s about, however, is that with the forbid, typewriters, but because Microsoft, wrongdoing or no. one must have objective evidence catalog next to courses, require- advent of new cars the driving of Microsoft we have the ability to This whole incident demon- of wrongdoing. ments, and athletics. They are all may improve. Even if the driver use computers for things besides strates that it is time rhat Ameri- To fully understand the anti- part of an almost ritualistic occur- who crashed the Exxon Valdez is games and typing papers. The Jus- cans take a long hard look at the trust legislation,one must look at rence which has no rivals in terms at the helm (and if you have ever tice Department, Judge Sporkin, current antitrust legislation. This its ugly history. This is far too of frequency, importance to one’s been on the Green line you might and Microsoft’s competitors do legislation acts as an unconstitu- comprehensive for this article, but social life, or lack of acknowledg- not doubt this. I think he works not see Microsoft as the heroic ment. They are all steps in the late on Saturdays)the newer brak- company that has brought com- “...it is time that Americans take a long hard look 1 process of taking the T. ing systems will save consider- puters down from the ivory tower at antitrust legislation.” TheTisasmuchapartofTufts able amounts of muscle pulls, into almost every home, but as an life as Espresso’s, Nick’s, and bruises, and other assorted T in- evil giant threatening their vague tional ex post facto law, meaning in short, the foundation of the leg- Melrose Place. It is arguably the duced injuries. Luckily, the next notion of “public interest.” that the when the action was taken islation is on the grounds of mis- lifeblood of Boston. Whether you time a driver decides to stop short For the last four years, the Jus- it was not illegal. At a later date understood and misrepresented have acaror not, whether you like for rats crossing the tracks you tice Department has been investi- when it becomes illegal, the per- ideas. People have generalized public transportation or not, you will not obtain the same amount of gating Microsoft for alleged mo- son is held accountable for the about what a monopoly is. There still use it. Like Fenway Park, knowledge about the bodily intri- nopolistic practices. Last July, action taken when it was not a is a distinctionbetween two types Faneuil Hall, Boston Garden, and cacies of the person sitting next to Microsoft and the Justice Depart- crime. The laws are undefinable, of monopolies: coercivemonopo- Harvard Square, it is one of the you as you are used to. ment reached a consent decree arbitrary and retroactive, leaving lies and non-coercive monopo- classic Boston experiences - So next time you take an old which amounts to basically the question of legality to case law lies. A coercive monopoly, except that it never gets old or car on the T, stop for a minute and Microsoft saying it would stop its and judges. like the name implies, is the bad touristy. Yelling over the noise on look around. Record the voices in “alleged” practices in return for Look at the present Microsoft type. This is the monopoly that the red line. Bitching about the your head. Take a joyride on the the dropping of the case. case; no one knows exactly what acts independently of the laws of speed of the green line. Making Green line. Show your parents the Judge Sporkin and many of Microsoft has done that is illegal the market, like supply and de- jokes about the drivers’ voices. classic look of the Orange line. Microsoft’s competitors didn’t or monopolistic. Judge Sporkin mand. It can only be sustained Each and every one of these things Snap some pictures. Do an Art think this was enough. Sporkin and the Justice Department de- through the use of force. In a rela- is a part of our daily routines on History project on the sculptural rejected the decree, saying that it cided that Microsoft committed a tively free and civilized society the T. whoknows what whichadornsthe was inadequate because it didn’t crime against the “public inter- this means through government Sadly enough, as the MBTA outbound wall at Davis station. deal with many of the allegations est.” Whatever it is that Microsoft help, since government has the steps into themodern age, they are Ask the guy on the P.A. for a date. against Microsoft, allegationsthat has done, it could not have known legal use of force at its disposal. slowlyphasingoutthe humanP.A. Whatever floats your boat. Be- the Justice Department had to ig- it was a crime. This is, of course, An example of a coercive mo- cause sooner or later all these fa- excluding obvious criminal ac- nopoly is the railroad monopoly Rob McKeown is afreshman who Shawn Klein is a senior majoring tions such as fraud or force, which has not yet decided on a major: see TRAINS, page 10 in English. are illegal under other types of see MICROSOm, page 9 page four THE TUFTS DAILY Thursday, March 16,1995

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The Tufts Daily Where you read it first. I Thursday, March 16,1995 THE TUFTS DAILY page five FEATURES Great way.to spend a Saturday LCS Swim and Gym works with children with disabilities by LAURA BERNHEIM you who don’t know where it is). achievements in this aspect: alittle Daily Editorial Board She said that the basic idea of it is boy named “Michael” (the agency On Saturday morning, in to set children with disabilitiesup has requested that none of the Cousens Gym, among the men’s with student volunteers. It gives children’s real names be used). baseball team and a woman run- the parents a break from the chil- Diagnosed with autism spectrum ning up and down the bleachers, dren and it gives the children a disorder, Michael would not leave 15 Tufts studentsplayed and taught chance to run around and just go his mother, and was terrifiedof the social and cooperation skills to crazy. She said that the program pool. However, after about three area children. Through a Leonard allows the children to have a “re- weeks, Barthelemy says that he Carmichael Society [LCS] pro- spite” from every day life. seems to be “becoming morecom- gram called Swim and Gym, vol- One of the ways to get the chil- fortable and feeling happy.” He unteers spend a few hours on Sat- dren torunabout is tosetupdiffer- now kicks in the pool, and tries to urdays to show children diagnosed ent games around the gym. For communicate even though he can- with Down Syndrome, autism, and example, an obstacle course was not use his verbal skills very well. other special needs that people set up, which let the children use This improvement is due in care. their attention and focus skills. large part to Michael’s personal During the first 45 minutes of This course was challenging volunteer, freshman Christy Clark. the session, the children and vol- enough for the children to feel a “He’s finally gotten used to unteers play in the gymnasium area great sense of accomplishment me,” Clark smiled as she watched of Cousens. The children have upon finishing.The course started Michael play with two yellow foam several toys to choose from, such with two of the volunteerswaving balls in the gymnasium. She then as colorful hula hoops and balls. jump ropes close to the ground. echoed Barthelemy about his us- And, of course there is the big red After the contestantjumped over ing his legs in the water for the first New Swatch Museum mat, which is fatter than even the that, he then jumped onto the mat, time, and how he seems to be Stay Puft Marshmallow Man. crawled under a waving sheet, and happy to see her. This certainly Some of the children jump and roll had a choice of either dribbling or seemed to be true as he grabbed fascinates watch fans on it, while othersjust prefer to lie rolling a ball through orange cones. Clark for a big bear hug. by JANA BUTLAND foot long hanging Swatches called on it and talk to their volunteers. Barthelemy also said that a “I’m starting to understand him, Daily Staff Writer “maxis.” Six monitors repeatedly For the second half of the morn- important aspect of the program more,” Clark added, noting that The year was 1983. The war of show Swatches and Swatchadver- ing, members of the program are was to let the children develop Michael has different signs for his the watches was well underway tisements. Next to the entrance whisked off to their respective some social and cooperation skills. desires. “I’m learning what he between the Swiss and the Japa- lies a “mondo,” the technical term locker rooms where they put on And in that way, there has cer- wants.” nese. The goal of the Swiss, who for a 25-foot long Swatch. In the their bathing suits and get ready to tainly been some great accomplish- All the volunteers have good were rapidly losing customers to middle of the floor a mannequin take a dunk in the Hamilton Pool. ment, as the children have learned interactions with the children, the Japanese, was to create an straddles a bicycle. She’s wearing During this session, each child is to play well together. During the knowing the appropriatethings to affordable high-quality quartz a red kilt, a Swatch shirt, Swatch set up with one student volunteer, obstacle course, for example, one say to them. For example, one timepiece. What they came up with suspenders,and yes, you guessed giving the program a more per- little girl went up to another and little boy said that he did not want changed the face of the watch it, an armful of Swatches. sonal feel. Some children are en- said, “Let’s Vn through it together. to play with one of the girls, be- forever(s1ightpun intended). They Half of the floor is lined with thusiastic and jump in right away, All right, ready?Let’s hold hands.” cause she had “cooties.” A male found a way to combine state-of pictures of Swatches made during taking advantage of every minute The two girls then grabbed each volunteer calmly said, “I took bi- the-art technology with state-of- a design-your-own Swatch con- they have to swim. Others are a bit other’s hands and bravely went ology and chemistry and cooties the-art art. In 1983, they invented test in Japan in 1989. An identical more shy of the water and prefer to through the moving jump ropes. don’t exist.” the Swatch. contest is now taking place in the stay closer to the side of the pool. Barthelemy cited what was Over 200 million Swatches Cambridge museum, and Mary However, they all take at least a probably one of the biggest see SWIM, page 10 have been sold worldwide since Lou Gingue, an employee of the few minutes to enjoy the cool wa- 1983.There are local and interna- museum, said that there are plans ter. tional collector’s clubs with thou- to redo the floor with the new Swim and Gym has returned to sands of members who have been entries when this contest is over. A Tufts University this January after known to pay over $80,000 for a table in the museum has informa- With rare Swatch. What is all the fuss tion and design sheets for entering the leave of the former community about? What makes these watches the contest. coordinator and the graduation of so special, so intriguing, so popu- The main exhibits in the mu- three student coordinators, thepro- lar? The recently opened Swatch seum are, of course, Swatches. gram was not able to start up in the Museum in Harvard Square has There are over 1,OOO on display, fall. However, thanks to Michelle the answers to all of these ques- and they range from basic solid Barthelemy from the Department tions. colors to outrageous shapes, de- of Mental Retardation and Tufts The first thing you notice when signs and color. One of the more sophomores Jocelyn Weiss, you descend the staircase into the intriguing sets has a food motif, Deborah Alberino, and Tami museum is the childlike quality of with watches in the shape of a slice Jachimowicz, the Swim and Gym the decor. Red carpet lines half of of bacon, a cucumber, and a red program has become completely the room, and the section dividers pepper. revitalized. are bright blue and yellow wall- According to Martin And to quote Barthelemy, the board, cut out and covered with Grossenbacher, president of program “has never been run as geometric patterns and designs. Swatch USA, every swatch design smoothly.” The walls are decorated with has a story behind it. His favorite She explained that the program enlarged photographs of adver- is based upon one in Braintree(the tisements from uast vears and five- see SWATCH, page 8 end of the Red line, for those of IEn Route The difference between dogs and cats is how they sit. go to the bathroom. And then, they keep traveling together. Chicken person- Is so nervous that she drinks herself Dogs plop down, content to be where they are. Cats circle, Eventually, they collapse against one another in exhausted into a stupor as quickly as possible. Chicken people refuse sit, stand up, circle, sit again. Except in sunny windows on bliss. Rabbit people eventually become cockroach people. to sit still, will talk incessantly if prompted, and will quilted beds, a cat is never settled for long. People are far Cockroach people- Bring spouse, eight children, two tremble up and down the aisles walking to the bathroom. more complex -- though there are dog people and cat uncles, an accent, an assortment of cousins, and grandfa- Laughing Hyena Person- Loves the television pro- people, some are neither. A fine demonstration of person- ther. If Roy Rogers buckets are whippedout, it’s areunion. gramming and breaks into huge chortles every five min- ality types is discernable Like most roaches, these folks scatter about the minute the utes. Hyenas laugh and talk even when the lights are off. Rachel Levine while en route via air- lights are turned off. Oddly, when the lights are turned back Which wouldn’t be so bad if you could understand the plane. on, this population seems to have multiplied exponentially. language spoken (which occurs 2.6% of the time). Do They Eat It Raw? Here are some ob- Jabba the Hutt person- How she fits in a seat, you’ll Gopher Girls- Three girls of equally ugly adolescence servations: never know. But all the sweat collected during the flight will be sitting together on a school-sponsored program. serves as a lubricant to ease exit. Such a person is moved They will giggle every time the steward bends over in front Dog person- perhaps the window seat but doesn’tmind to the back of the plane during take-off and returned to the of them. the middle. Contently passes out between the first bever- front during landing, and could serve as a rubber life raft Exotic Breed- Lost before arrival, the exotic breed age and the meal for the remainder of the flight with his/ should the plane go down. Jabba the Hutts never move, nor asks 200 questions about local folk traditions and another her earphones still on. do they seem to eat as much as you would imagine. 30 about hotels. Exotic breed’s favorite statements are: Cat person- Brings trashy magazines, at least three, Vulture people- “Oh, you don’t want your roll? I’ll “But in the Berlitz Guide it says only two stars” and which are read from cover to cover within one hour. Will have it ... Can I read your magazine ... Can I use your “Where is that in the Let’s Go guide?’ Even another 40 shift eight or nine times before walking up and down the pillow... Can I lean my head on your shoulders... Will you days and 40 nights, the Exotic Breed still could be lost in aisle and then try shiftingagain. Perks at the food, and then massage my feet?’ any country. complains bitterly. A cat person will avoid speaking to Lizard person- Never sits, but stands between the other passengers whenever and however possible. cabins drinking rum and cokes and chatting it up with the The Firefly- Wants to sleep, but can’t. When the cabin Rabbit people- He looks at her, she looks at him. The stewardstewardess. Hey ... maybe he’ll get lucky. Usually is dark, after five minutes,the firefly’slight is on so she can charge between them could light up Springfield for a lizard people are so ugly, you know it’s unlikely he ever read. After five minutes it’s off again. This procedure month. These two never leave the seat, unless they need to will. Wears gold. repeats an absurd number of times. .y -----”-.-- page six THE”.,. TUFTS __ DAILY Thursday; March 16,1995 SPORTS Good things brewin’ in Jayhawks leave rest of Midwest West regiort for UCLA wishing they weren’t in Kansas by BILL COPELAND a fight before losing decisively to by JOHN TOMASE That said, look for the rest of ing Arkansas’ talent. PI ayer of the Daily Editorial Board the Bruins in Boise. Daily Editorial Board the first round to go something Year candidate Corliss TrVilliamson When the University of Mississippi State should have Watch that Timmy Bollin in like this: the overratedMichigan (19.8ppg,7.2rpg)makestheteam Connecticut’s basketball team no trouble with Santa Clara, the Midwest bracket. He’s the Wolverines, with their not-so- go, with ‘94 Finals hero Scotty received the news that they would which received a questionable at- sleeper player for the sleeperteam, fabulous five will ungraciously Thunnan (15.9 ppg) close behind. i large berth in the tournament. i bow to Western Kentucky. The Clint McDaniel and the versatile Long Beach State received an Hilltoppers are small (tallest starter Corey Beck man a stellar automatic bid after winning the !@ Midwest 6’7’’)but they can shoot the three. backcourt. . west Big West tournament, but that will The starting backcourt of junior Really, there’s no reason for I@ 1 not help them against a big Utah Michael Fraliex (12.4 ppg) and Arkansas not to win. The Razor- be heading west as the second team. The Bulldogs should then Colgate. Yup, them 16th-seeded senior Darrin Horn (13.3 ppg) backs have an easy bracket, with seed in the West Region, they could beat the Utes with their potent Red Raiders should romp through combined to sink 102 from be- Purdue and Cuonzo Martin (1 8.7 not have been pleased. Although outside attack. Kansas and the Midwest with yond the arc. ppg) providing minimal competi- they knew that they would be The bottom half of the bracket, Bollin, and not freshman Adonal Arizona, with Damon tion in the Sweet 16. That, of spending their Spring Break in to beplayedin Salt Lakecity, will Foyle, leading the way. Just watch, Stoudamire back from suspension, course, is assuming the Big California, they also knew that feature the Huskies against the the 6’9“ Bollin, averaging seven should handle upset-minded Mi- Dogless Boilermakers knock of they would be facing third-seeded Terrapins.UConn will easily beat points and six rebounds a game. adofOhio. BenDavis’sstatuSis 14th-seeded Wisconsin-Green Maryland in the Sweet Sixteen. the University of Tennessee- e’s a force. He’s unstoppable. still questionable for the Wild- Bay, the team that ended Jason Maryland and Connecticut’s Chattanooga Moccasins and the e’s unbelievable. cats, but with or without him they Kidd’s collegiate career in round battle gives UCLA the edge in the Cincinnati Bearcats, who will Okay. He’s my cousin. still have enough horses to test one last year. In fact, we’ll go out race for the Final Four. Although hold off the poor shootingTemple AndColgate,despiteFoyle and Virginia. Corey Alexander would on a limb and say Purdue won’t. UCLA is not clearly better than Owls. all-time leading scorer Tucker make Virginia a bona fide con- The Saluckis ofSouthern Illi- eitheroftheotherteams, theirride The upset special for the West Neale, will not come close to beat- tender, but without his services nois, seeded loth, should pull off totheEliteEightshould keepthem is the Texas Longhorns over the ing Kansas. In fact, no one will. the Cavaliers will struggle for a mild upset over Lawrence Moten rested for the regional final. OregonDucks. Texas has a strong The regional finals will be held in points. They have experience andSyracuse. And now thatfresh- UCLA has been an impressive backcourt, featuring high scoring Kansas City, a virtual home for (three senior starters) and gritti- man monster Samaki Walker is team all season, losing only two Terrence Rencher, and a great theJayhawks. Ofcourse, two years ness, and ruled the ACC over the back,louisville will have noprob- games while playing a tough Pac- coach, Tom Penders, who led the ago with the same scenario, the second half of the season. The lems with 6th-seeded Memphis. 10 schedule. They are led by se- Tufts Jumbos to their best ever number one Jayhawks never Cavaliers will go as far as fresh- niorpowerforwardEdOBannon, record in the early 1970’s. The reached K.C., losing to UTEP in man guard Curtis Staples (11.2 Kansas, Virginia, Louisville, who scores over 20 points per Ducks have beaten UCLA and the second round. This time the ppg) and his 44 percent (83-185) and Arkansas should1 reach the game while leading the team in Arizona State, but they have not Jayhawks are too big, with 6’ 11” threepoint fieldgoal shootingcan Sweet 16. The Razorbacks will rebounding. They will easily get been to the Big Dance since 1961 freshman Raef LaFrentz ( 12.1ppg, take them. Don’t count out end Louisville’s nice iun through by 1l-18FloridaInternationa1,the and should be surprised. Texas 7Srpg),7’2”seniorGregOstertag Nicholls State against UVA the tourney, and Kansas will do worst team to get into the tourna- will then lose to the Terps, and the (9.8 ppg, 7.6 rpg), and 6’10“ for- though. Nicholls is lead by some- the same to Virginia. It’s unexcit- ment in 30 years. battle will begin. wardScottPollard(lOppg,6rpg). body named Reggie Jackson (22.7 ing, but one should face two in the UCLA will then face the Mis- For UConn versus Maryland, Add guards Jacque Vaughn and ppg, 11.3 rpg), which means he regional final. And seeing that souri-Indiana winner. The Tigers the key battle in Oakland will be sophomore Jerod Haase and the must be a stud in the postseason. Kansas will play in Kemper Arena, feature twin seven-footers Simeon UConn’s Travis Knight againsf Jayhawks should have visions of In the other half of the bracket the homecourt will be too much and Sammie O’Liney, while the first team All-American centerJoe Seattle dancing in their heads. sit the schizophrenic. Arkansas for the Hogs. In the most gutless, Hoosiers have made the Sweet Smith. Knight is very improved Vaughn is a quick penetrator and Razorbacks. The defending na- conservative, boring pick of the Sixteeneachof the last four years. over last season and has had strong Haase looks like Baby Majerle tional champions played the regu- year, Kansas advances to Seattle. Look for Alan Henderson to carry games,embarrassing with his athletic play and three lar season looking like a team that the Hoosiers to a meeting against point marksmanship (15.8 ppg, expects to turn it on for the tourna- Even without the incomparable UCLA, where his team will put up see WEST, page 10 38.6 percent three pointers). ment. We’ll see. There’s no deny- Timmy Bollin.

Quarterback Quinn, Billy and Jim long. They might even fall into the UNC, Kansas trap of Television personalities, newspapermen, and college mention Of Manhattan and Santa Clara screwing George losing to a number eight seed in the second round. basketball experts are never more gutless than during the Washington and Georgia Tech and we’re sending the ‘61 thinktheenergywake had to expend to win the ACC NCAA Tournament. snipers into buildings across the street from CBS studios. tournament willmakeit very difficultto advance,”Packer Show a prognosticator the brackets and he almost “I’mdisappointed in some of the teams that got left off,” said. “rneyhave to play on Thursday, which is a big invariably picks four number one seeds to reach the Final Packer says. “I couldn’t see the significanceof Manhattan turnaround for [Randolph] chil&ess who had &,e greatest Four, or maybe three ones and a two. An “upset” is getting in over George Washington. The balance isn’t ACC tournament run in history.” something like second- equal.” Now he’s talking. Far too many “experts” pick the John Tomase ranked Massachusetts Sycophantic Nantz concurs. “Manhattan did not play a DemonDeacons on the strengthofwinningthe ACC. Last beating Wake Forest in top 50 team,” he says. “Georgia Tech doesn’t ever play a year Providence was the surprise winner of the ~i~ East Beyond the Arc the Elite Eight. team not in the top 50. Manhattan had their chance in the and got bounced in the first round. neyear before, TheCBS triumvirate conference tournament and lost. Georgia Tech won the ACC in a shocker, only to lose to of Quinn Buckner, Billy Packer, and Jim Nantz is certainly “I have no understanding of how GeorgiaTechcould be southern in round one of the NCU~. no different in this respect. Let’s just say that none of the left out,” he continues. “HOW could YOU take Only four Whomever knocks of Wake Forest, by th,? way, had three should worry about falling out of any trees with their teams out of the ACC? George Washington has what 1 best wave goodbye to Chilkess in the Same malnerthathe picks. consider to be big quality wins over UM~Stwice, and antagonizes fallen opponents. By their logic the tournament should field nine teams, Memphis. Yet no space for GW. It’s not unprecedented to Randolph, we won’t missyou. becauseonly mass,UNC, Arkansas, Kansas, Kentucky, take a team with 13 losses.” As for Quinn, after much oft-violent interrogation, we UCLA, UConn, Wake Forest, and maybe Maryland have But it is unprecedented for Nantz and company to pick got him to pick oherthan UCLA. “-fie a shot at the Final Four. such a team to do anything. so the NCAA decided to share teamisMississippi State,”Bobby Knight’s fonnerminion Boring. the wealth a little. Everyone loves the underdogs. A hell of said. &‘canI go now?* “I’m gonna stick with Wake,” Buckner says. a lot more people will root for Manhattan and Santa Clara Nantz refuses to predict the champion, but he’s certain than Georgia Tech or George Washington could have Okay, hedidn’taskto go. Hethoughtit,though. Wefee] the winner will be either UMass, UNC, Arkansas, or expected. that Quinn and-company missed the boat on a few sleeper UCLA. Packer likes UMass, among others. And maybe the memory is failing, but was it not two teams. Stanford and all-everything sophonlore guard Comeon men, where are yourguts?Takeachance. Did short years ago the 15th-seeded Santa Clara took it to Brevin Knight can’t be forgotten. Knight pumps in aboul anybody pick Villanova in ’85 or Kansas in ’88? How number two Arizona and knocked the Wildcats out? As 17 points a game with Seven assists. H~ missed a qua- about Georgia Tech reaching the Final Four in 1990 or long as we’re on the topic of 15 seeds, don’t forget the druple double last month by one steal. Cincinatti in 1993? What about Billy “the Kid” Donovan Richmond Spiders over Syracuse in ’91. How about St. Louis with its 6’6” and under team led and Providence in ‘87? Praise to the Heavens, Nantz did take somewhat of a by erstwhile bomber Erwin Claggett, or Iowa State and Bah. We’re not letting them off that easy. Try again gamble. Bless his soul. He has a surprise team advancing ~~dHoiberg? ~i~~ these guys a guys. Tell us somethhg that might surprise us. Jim, a 14 to the Sweet 16, and there’s a strong Tufts connection. The announcers aren’t all bad, though. Despite theii seed knocked off a three seed every year from ‘87 through “Look for Texas to make the Sweet 16 and knock off complaints against Manhattan and santa clara, they don*l ’94. Could it happen again? Maryland, clearing the bracket for UCOnn,’’ Nantz de- believe small schools should be exempted from the tour- “Umm, who are the 14s?”Nantz hems and haws. “Let’s clares. nament. This is their saving grace see. Long Beach, OldDominion, Gonzaga ... Aww, it’s too “I’ve seen Texas a few times this year, and they have a ‘61’~not a proponent of getting away fronl early to tell. If you could pick them, there’s no fun going great chance. Maryland is vulnerable,even with Joe Smith bids,” Buckner says. “Ifyougo through your conference to the game.” and the great players they have back.” tournament, you’ve got to let people at smaller schools Cop out. We’re not letting you off that easy. Guess, Former Jumbo mentor Tom Penders coaches the Long- haveachance atthegreatesttournamentincollegesports: before we bre‘ak out the two-by-four and bright lights. horns, of course, led by Terrence Rencher, a guard who “Their conferencetourney starts the NCU tourney “How about Long Beach State over Utah?” should make every All-Name team in the Universe. Texas little early,” Nantz adds. ‘&Theday you start tinkering witf Better. But we want more. Tell us this will be the first is a mere 1lth seed. Hooray. Somebody picked an under- the formula is the day you lose the you year a 16 seed will topple number one. More. Tell us dog. Maybe we’re getting places. eliminate the Florida Internationals and Sennas. These Florida International will be the fust team with a losing And glory be, Packer approaches the anti-number one schools help make the tournamentgreat.” record to win it all. Yeah, that’s good. bandwagon too. He doesn’t think the highly, highly, highly Andquit kissing up to themajorconferences. Onemore overrated Wake Forest Deamon Deacons will last very hen,fellas. Maybe you’re not so bad. TEuisday, March 16,1995 THE TUFTS DAILY Page 1

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19% Oscar Preview: The xudir of Cinematic Accomplishment L by MICHAEL J.W. STICKINGS Kieslowski, the best released rather late and many voters prob- Daily Editorial Board nominee, has a slight ably haven’t bothered to see it. Hanks ust when you thought it couldn’t chance to win, espe- should win, then, but there are enough get any worse... cially since Red was variables to give Newman and Travolta Last year was a rotten one for brutally dismissed as some hope. cinema. It was the year Arnie got a Best Foreign Lan- Thebest of 1994 (in order): Colm Feore Jpregnant and Tarantino wreaked Mr. guage Film (since no (Glenn Could), Nigel Hawthome (King havoc with a hypodermic; the year Jim one coulddecidewhat George), Paul Newman (Nobody’s Fool), Carrey turned dumb into huge bucks and country it comes from Ge You (To Live), Tom Hanks (Forrest a young man named Forrest Gump turned it was disqualified -- Gump),Albert Finney (A Man of No Im- dumbest into an American way of life. It another warped deci- portance), Jorge Permgoria (Strawberry was the year the worst actor in the world, sion), but his film was, and Chocolate), Jean-Louis Trintignant Keanu Reeves, embarrassed himself as likeGlenn Gould,lim- (Red),John Cusack (Bullets over Broad- Buddha, the year Disney reached deep ited predominantly to way), and Morgan Freeman (The into the basket of commercial hype and art house showings Shawshank Redemption). tripe and emerged rich beyond its wildest and hasn’t received ‘Red’ was snubbed for Best Forekn Lannuaee film. dreams with The Lion King, the yeara guy mainstream recomi-- But Actlus named Spielrock destroyed the greatest Though Quentin Tarantino’s Pulp Fiction tion. Who Will Win: Jodie Foster, Neil cartoon this planet has ever seen, and the has achieved both critical and popular success Thebestof 1994 (inorder): Francois Best Nominee: Miranda Richardson, Tom year the Die Hard formula got caught on (as well as a cult status), and will likely bring Girard (Glenn Gould), Krzysztof & viv the wrong bus in L.A. Tarantino an Oscar for Best Original Screen- Kieslowski (Red and White), Woody Best of the Year: Crissy Rock, Ladybird, But as Hollywood was churning out its play, it’srather unlikely that the Academy will Allen (Bullets over Broadway),Zhang Ladybird usual array of visual delights for the illit- shun the more commercial and more easygo- Yimou (To Live), and Daniel Bergman erate, mindless, or otherwise uncivilized, ing Forrest Gump. Forget that Gump trivializes (Sundav’s Children). The toughestcategory topredict. Susan a few points of light did manage to punc- postwar America. Forget that it praises, if not Sarandon is out: The Client made a lot of ture the darkness of mainstream filmmak- But Actor money and Sarandon is quite popular in glorifies, the innocence of stupidity. Forget Who Will Win: Tom Hanks, Forrest ing. So without further ado, as the saying that it’s a dull piece of worthless iconography. Hollywood, but her performance wasn’t goes, here is the list of the ten best films of Gump much of a stretch and she may just be the Who cares? It raked in a jurassic 4 trillion Best Nominee: Nigel Hawthorne, The last year, with a few honorable mentions dollarsand SiskelandEbertbothlikeit.That’s weakest of the five nominees. Winona thrown in for good measure: Madness of King George Ryder is also out: She had a chance last what’s important. Best of the Year: Colm Feore, Thirty The Shawshank Redemption is the best of year in the Supporting Actresscategory for Two Short Films About Glenn Gould 1) Thirty Two Short Films About Glenn thesefivemediocrechoices,butitwasn’tpopu- The Age oflnnocence,but didn’t stand out Gould lar enough at the box office. Robert Redford whatsoever Jodie Foster Twoinarow. TomHanks,whowon in Little Women. 2)Red did a decent job with Quiz Show, but it got lost would thus appear to be the likely choice. this very Oscar for his performance id . 3)Bullets over Broadway somewhere and sometime before the Christ- The Academy likes actors and actresses 1993’s Philadelphia, should get the 4) Hoop Dreams mas onslaught of end-of-the-year releases. Why whoplay handicappedcharacters and Ne11 nod once again for his portrayal of 5) Sunday’s Children or how Four Weddings and a Funeral received was certainly that. But she’s won twice Forrest Gump. There is some concern 6)To Live 8 nod are questions beyond bounds before, for TheAccused and The Silence of the of that his victory last year will send the 7)La Scorta reason and comprehension. But so is the Acad- the Lambs, and a third victory, however 8) The Madness of King George emy. loved she may be in Hollywood, would be 9) White Hoop Dreams, the basketball documentary a bit much. And Ne11 wasn’t all that well 10) Strawberry and Chocolate that captured theambiguities andparadoxesof received by critics and audiences. the American Dream like no other film since Which leaves MirandaRichardson (Tom Honorable Mentions: Caro Diario, Clear The Right Stuff, was shunned for both Best & viv) and Jessica Lange (Blue Sky). and Present Danger, Eat Drink Man .Pictureand Best Documentary. In short: a huge Richardson will be remembered by voters Woman, Heavenly Creatures, Queen and utter travesty. Glenn Gould came out last for her strong supporting performances in Margot, The ShawshankRedemption, Si- spring and, despite substantial critical praise, The Crying Game and Damage, and she is rens. was confined to highbrow art houses. But what clearlythebestofthenominees.Tom& viv, But, alas, the Academy of Motion Pic- about Red, Kieslowski’s triumphant conclu- though, was a late release and many voters ture Arts and Sciences, that venerable sion to his color trilogy? Or The Madness of probably haven’t seen it yet. Still, Rose- institution ofbackscratching and self-pro- King George? OrBullets over Broadway, which mary Harris’ nomination in the SuppoR. motion, doesn’t quite see it that way, and received seven nominations but was for some ing Actress category suggests that the film this year’s batch of nominees is simply unknown reason passed over for Best Picture? has been distributed to the powers that be. awful. So that being that, let’s now take a Again, sinceall Academy members votein this If the producers did a good enoug h promo- brief look at the nine major Oscar catego- category, the standards are often lowered to tion job, Richardson may emerge the un- ries: what is popularand mainstream. Hence Forrest likely victor. Lange is also well known in Gumn Hence Four Weddings and a Funeral. Hollywood, but no one saw Blue Sky. But Bat Picture then, it must be asked, how was she nomi- Who Will Win: Forrest Best !Director Gump nated? Again, a lot depends on marketing Best Nominee: The Shawshank Redem- Who Will Win: Robert Zemeckis. Forrest Gumr, and she certainly gave a good enough tion performance to win. Best of the Year: Thirty Two Short Films Best of the Year: Francois Girard, Thirty Two Academy elsewhere for a victor, but So its a toss-up: Foster, Richardson, About Glenn Gould Short Films About Glenn Gould Forrest Gump is this year’s runaway and Lange all competing in a category in movie and will most iikely sweep ik which the best actresses of 1994 were way through the ceremony. Hanks is a overlooked. But there are too many vari- strong choice, but Paul Newman ables involved and Foster may just squeak (Nobody’sFool) and Nigel Hawthorne through by default. (The Madness of King George) both Thebestof 1994 (in order): Crissy Rock gave better performances. (Ladybird, Ladybird), Irene Jacob (Red), Newman has already won this cat- Linda Fiorentino (The Last Seduction), egory, for The Color of Money, but his Miranda Richardson (Tom& viv),Gong Li popularity seems to be as widespread (To Live), Fairuza Balk (Imaginary as ever. Indeed, should the Academy Crimes), and Isabelle Adjani (Queen provereluctant topick Hanks again, he Margot). just might slip past to victory. Morgan Freeman (The Showshank Redemp- Best suppmting Actor tion), who should have won the Oscar Who Will Win: Martin Landau, Ed Wood for 1989’s DrivingMissDaisy, doesn’t Best Nominee: Samuel L. Jackson, Pulp have much of a chance. John Travolta Fiction (Pulp Fiction) has found his career Best of theyear: John Turturro, Quiz Show suddenly revitalized and may just win if the Academy wants a first-timer Martin Landau (Bela Lugosi in Tim (even though Saturday Night Fever Burton’s Ed Wood) is popular in Holly- remains his best performance). wood and despite a prestigious career has Hawthorne’soutstanding performance never won an Oscar. He thus personifies as King George makes him the best of “Thirty-Two Short Films About Glenn Gould.” New York was marvelous. the nominees by far, but his film was see OSCARS, page III page I1 THE TUFI’S DAILY Thursday, March 16,1995 WEEKENDER ‘Vee Vee’ delights BUY some ale or brew Your own by AML MOM bv RACHEL LEVINE obtainingalicense to serveliquor, search of microbreweries, New Senior Staff Writer Daily Editorial Board and might move as far South as Hampshire and Maine feature s one of the most eagerly-anticipated eer. It’s not just for Manhattan before the doors ever growing markets. The indie albums of the year, VeeVee, the anymore. open. Smuttynose €1 rewing second full length album from Chapel ith the Yuppification Cambridge offers John Company in Portsmouth, NH A, ill’s Archers of Loaf, faced the of foodstuffs, such as Harvard’s Brewhouse, and its offers its seven year draughts, impossible task of living up to the recent brilliant olive oiland potato chips (Terra owners are planning on opening Shoals Pale Ale and its silver EP Archers of Loaf vs. The Greatest of All Time. Chips, forexample,cost almost another 20 new microbrewery medalist in the ’89 Great Granted that a collection of five amazing songs $5 a bag), even beer has restaurants over the next three American Beer Festival Old does not an amazing band make, but the managed to shed its Budweiser years, the majority of which will Brown Dog. Previously, the two experimental sounds found on the EP far outreach bikini babes/drunken frat-boy be located in New England. beers were only available at the the capabilities of the new album. Though Vee Vee tumedlawyerimage,andglonfy A trip down Route 90 to Portsmouth Brewing Company is by no means a bad album, it is disappointing that all-American, frontier- (Maine) and the Northampton when compared to one of the most incredible EP’s woodsman image through the Brewing C!o mp any in existence. growth of nu (Northampton, Mass.), though Singer/guitarist Eric Bachman leads the Archers microbreweries acr the New Zealand sailing team on yet another display of guitar pop mastery, country. Images of tea sacrificing along the way the lyrical ingenuity that what better beverage was apparent on prior releases. In fact, the band’s state of Massachusett entire sound has undergone a slight restructuring to brew? A large n since 1993s debut Ickey Mette, perhaps in an microbreweries are ei effort to quiet the many comparisons the band has or opening in the area, as part Brewing opens this spring. in the badrestaurant and received to the lies of Pavement and fellow of the growing trend towards Worcester opened its first additional billiard rooms, the Chapel Hillians Superchunk. The Loaf have more de-commercialization. microbrewery in November, the Stone Coast €Brewing of an original sound now than they have had Most college students are Wachusetts Brewing Company will be a welcome previously, and the result is an album that could quite familiar with the Boston Company, and will be opening addition to the city. Aiming to quite easily have been a major label release. Beer Works by Fenway Park its second microbrewery this make the pub upscale, owner Bachman’s singingis at times the familiarpunk- This microbrewery is famous month, the ten barrel Blackstone Grant Wilson and bre.wer Pete influenced screaming (as apparent in “Harnessed for its on-premises brewed ales Valley Brewing. Supposedly,the Leavitt will- pro vide a in Slums”). At other times he reaches a new plateau with vocals that fit right into the mainstream as he sings lyrics that do not seem fit for the music. This is somewhat surprising since The Greatestoj All Time was the highpoint of Bachman’s singing the atmosphere is jovial, with a Brewing Company is brewing available for approximately career thus far. The vocals on Vee Vee sometime combination of sit-down and the appropriately titled for the $100. Locally, The Modern seem unnatural, and the lyrics are rarely striking stand-up tables as well as the area Pilgrim Ale. The Old Harbor Brewer in Cambridge offers (“The first time was the worst time, the second bar. Not surprisingly, the place is being opened byLou Amoratti, supplies for brewing, free time was worse than the first. . .”) packs to the gills on Saturday who currently brews Pilgrim advke,the, and weather. The Vee Vee does continue the experimental path nights with college seniors and Brown Ale and Harbor Light store is moving into Davis the Archers moved toward on the EP. The album young professionals. Cream Ale at the 15 barrel Square this month, arid will be starts off with the mellow introductory song “Step Boston also features two Ipswich Brewing in Ipswich, premiering a brew on ]premises. into the Light,” a tune that showcases Beach Boy- other significant breweries. The Mass. Likemostmicrobreweries, For just $82.50 for a standard esque “oooohs” as background to the music. owners of the Commonwealth beer from Ipswich Brewing is recipe, which is $15 per case, What follows are guitar-driven indie rock songs Brewing Company are unfiltered and unpasteurized, (andincludes brewery irental and that can capture the listener with the planning on opening a second available on draft and in bottles. ingredient costs) one can use many twists that each song contains, reminiscent breweryonNewbury,theBack A word to (or from) the wise: the breweries equipment to of Sonic Youth or Polvo (also from Chapel Hill). Bay Brewing Company. Don’t drink the beer if it hasn’t brew, ferment, and bottle Matt Gentling’s driving, lazy bass lines such as However, the Back Bay been kept cold. (complete with labels) one’s in “Floating Friends” provide a contrast to the Brewing Company is having For beer fanatics aiming to ownbeer. twangy guitars that Bachman and second guitarist difficulty with zoning and tour the New England area in Eric Johnson weave in and about each others’ riffs. The rhythm section is often lagging like this, creating a dirly sound like that of sludge-rockers the Grifters. At other times the band works as one Scene and Heard cohesive unit to create some magnificent songs that are extremely catchy once you can get past Bachman’s frequent lyrical miscalculations. This is easier than it sounds, considering many of the vocals are incoherent but work well as a compliment to the music. “Death in the Park” is a good example of the music found on Vee Vee.The song begins with an attractive instrumental intro, leading into lyrics that seem silly and pointless. However, as the song goes on, the music creates a sweet poppy sound and Bachman’s vocals only add to this sensation. Other songs such as “1985” and “Underachievers March and Flight Song”continue the experimental mindset the Archers have recently discovered. “1985” begins the second side with an organ piece that sounds strikingly similar to something from Pink Floyd’s The Wall (though the music itself couldn’t be less similar). “Underachievers” starts with carnival sounding horns that reappear throughout the track. Though the high hopes that most people have had for the album probably will not be fulfilled, Vee Vee is basically a fun little album that leaves much room for an incredible live performance (The Archers dbeopeningforWeezeratAvalon on March 26th). Thursday, March 16,1995 THE TUFTS DAILY Page WEEKENDER -

by LIZA COHEN Daily Editorial Board and bureaucratic nightmare. Petersen again shows his expertise sympathetic general trying to right he single biggest Morgan Freeman and Donald in thrills, as he uses innovative point the wrongs of his past. Finally, threat to man’s Sutherland play two US Army of views and precision editing to Donald Sutherland is again the continued dominance generals involved with the Motaba move his film along at a captivating perfect villain in power (remember the planet crisis. They act as another foe in the pace. The movie only slows down Disclosure) as General McClintock, isthevirus.”Tn -- Dr. JoshuaLederberg, race against the clock, as politics when it gets sidetracked by a a man who will stop at nothing to Nobel Laureate and power-plays get in the way of Hoffman/Russo love history plot, a preserve the secrets of thepast. These With this chilling indictment, the public health; adding unneeded plot twist that is mercifully only heavy hitters are backed up by a solid medical thriller Outbreak begins its obstacles in the way of a cure. touched upon sparingly. supporting cast, including well journey of sensationalism, suspense, This military side bar is an Petersen directs a talented cast known young actors CubaGooding, and human drama, that despite some interesting plot twist, though it gets of lead and supporting actors. Two Jr. and Patrick Dempsey. stumbling blocks, ultimately triumphs bogged down in an effort to time Academy Award winner Dustin Outbreak is a thriller for the 90s. as it combines formulaic film Like films such as techniques with innovative themes. Jaws that While ’sometimes stuck on time precede it, the honored tools of suspense, the movie movie takes fears manages to positively exploit this rooted in reality flaw, as its talented cast and director and pushes them deftly entertain viewers with skill to the extreme. and versatility. While it was The film is, on one level, the unlikely that a documentation of the course of the shark could be deadly Motaba virus, as it makes its such a menace to way from the African rainforest to a a small coastal small town in California. Dustin community, the Hoffman andReneRusso staras two thought that it infectious disease experts, who could happen discover the virus, with its fatal was the key to results, and embark on a desperate the film’s appeal. quest to find an anti-serum, and in While it is essenceprotect the safety of theentire unlikely that a human population. such a deadly It is a basic plot: the good guys virus could exist versus the bad guys. Only the villain and make it all is more ruthless and powerful than Dustin Hoffman and Cuba Goodine. Jr. star in Hollvwood’s latest bio-medical thriller. ‘Outbreak.’ the way to anything previously known to man. comment on larger problems with Hoffman shines as Dr. Sam Daniels. Americainatinymnkey,anystudent It is so contagious, so fast, and so theestablishment. LikeA Few Good As the fourth choice for the role with a basic knowledge of biology destructive to a human body that Men, Outbreak sends the message (behindTomcruise, Harrison Ford, knows it is not an impossibility. With even the slightest contact with an that only the generals are capable of and Denzel Washington) Hoffman the spread of HIV fast becoming the infected person is an almost wrong-doing in the US Army, while zealously proves he still is a leading number one health concern of the guaranteed death sentence. the lower ranking members are just man, bringing humor sensitivity and world, Outbreak is a timely -... It is this simple fear that is the mindless followers of orders; the assertiveness to hischaracter. Russo commentary on the ethics of deadly backbone of the film, as Outbreak unyielding power of the chain of holds her own amongst her highly disease and biological warfm. grabs it’s audience with terror. Just command is a key, although decorated malecastmates, although However as a film, Outbreak the threat of contamination is aclever contrived plot device in the movie. sometimes get outshined by their succeeds not because of any deep enoughplotdevice to guide the movie The film is skillfully directed by richer characters. philosophical message, but because throughcountless bouts of suspense. Oscar nominee Wolfgang Petersen, Two-time Oscar nominee it is shear, unbridled entertainment, The virus is not only a villain, but who most recently directed Clint Morgan Freeman once again gives as it combines suspense and a skilled also the source of an intricate military Eastwood in In The Line of Fire. a solid good guy performance as the cast to live up to its thriller billing. ‘Forrest Gumr,’ will run away with the awards at this month’s ceremony OSCARS A continued from page I (King George). Tracy Ullman was probably better, and followed by Sunday’s Children (Sweden), the necessary ingredients for a successful The best of 1994 (in order): John should have been nominated, though her To Live (China), La Scoria (Italy), and Oscar run. (Welcome to the Academy’s Turturro (Quizshow),Samuel L. Jackson role in Bullets over Broadway was much White (France-Poland). thinking process.) Landau will win, there- (Pulp Fiction),MartinLandau(EdWood), smaller than Tilly’s. Helen Mirren (the fore, not just for Ed Wood but for his entire Ian Holm (King George), Chazz Queen in King George)is second to Wiest Best Original Screenplay: Quentin career. It will be a retrospective, indeed a Palminteri (Bullets over Broadway). in the list of nominees, but though she is Tarantino (Pulp Fiction) will win, but the retroactive choice. Fair? Just? No, not re- a well-known English film and television best of the nominees is Woody Allen and ally, but it must be remembered that A1 BcStSupporting Actress actress she lacks name recognition in Douglas McGrath for Bullets over Broad- Pacino (Scent of a Woman) and Clint Who Will Win: Dianne Wiest, Bullets Hollywood. So does Rosemary Harris, way. The latter was also the best of 1994, Eastwood (Unforgiven) were both elevated over Broadway whose strong (but small) performance in followed by Krzysztof Kieslowski and above the pack for the same reasons. Best Nominee: Dianne Wiest, Bulletsover Tom & Kv will probably be overlooked by Knysztof Piesiewicz for Red and White, Still, Landau’s performance in Ed Wood Broadway the Academy. Uma Thurman could possi- John Duigan for Sirens, Rona Munro for is worthy of respect. In a category that is Best of the Year: Dianne Wiest, Bullets bly benefit from Pulp Fiction’s popularity, Ladybird, Ladybird, and PeterJackson for almost always dominated by wonderfully over Broadway but it’s unlikely that she will overcome Heavenly Creatures. eccentric little performances by exceptional Wiest. Besides, she was one of the weaker actors, Landau is a strong nominee. But Dianne Wiest may already have won aspects of Tarantino’s film. Best Adapted Screenplay: Forrest then so is Samuel L. Jackson (Pulp Fic- this category for another Woody Allen The best of 1994: Dianne Wiest (Bul- Gump will get the nod in this category, but tion), who also has a strong chance to win. film (Hannah and Her Sisters), but her lets over Broadway),Helen Mirren (King Ingmar Bergman for Sunday’s Children And so is Chazz Palminteri, who gave a magnificent and radiant performance as George), Tracy Ullman (Bullets over was the best of 1994, followed by Alan powerful performance as Woody Allen’s theaging and domineering star in Bullets Broadway), Sarah Jessica Parker (Ed Bennett for King George, Sene1 Paz for artist-gangster in Bullets over Broadway over Broadway is the one easy pick for Wood),Jennifer Tiily (BulletsoverBroad- Strawberry and Chocolate, Yu Hua and Lu but whoprobably doesn’t yet have thename this year’s Academy Awards. She man- way), Brenda Fricker (A Man of No Im- Wei for To Live, and Robert Benton for recognition needed to win. Gary Sinise ages somehow to rise above Allen’s su- portance). Nobody’s Fool. wasn’t bad in Forrest Gump, but he was perb ensemble cast, and though there is . much better in A Midnight Clear and Of always the possibility that her previous Best Foreign Language Film: The And there they are: the misguided and Mice and Men. Paul Scofield (QuizShow), victory will influence voters to choose popular and well-received Eat Drink Man misconceived selections of the Academy. the great English Shakespearean actor, has someone else, her exalted performance Woman (Taiwan) will beat out Burnt by There are a few bright spots: Bullets over had a long and distinguished career and proves that she was the very best actress in the Sun (Russia), Farinelli: I1 Caskzto Broadway, for instance. But is appears that won the Best Actor Oscar for his outstand- any role, lead or supporting, in 1994 (Belgium), Before the Rain (Macedonia), Forrest Gump will run away with about ten 3 ing performance in A Man forAll Seasons, cinema. and Strawberry and Chocolate (Cuba). Oscars while the truly best of 1994 are, as but hehas littlechanceofwinningthis year. Jennifer Tilly, also in Bullets over Strawberry and Chocolate is the best of always, left unaccepted and unappreciated Noteworth y omissions: John Turturro (Quiz Broadway, gave a good performance, but the nominees, but Red (Switzerland- by the Hollywood establishment. Show), the best of the year, and Ian Holm wasn’t she just playing herself? Indeed, France-Poland)wastheclearbestof 1994, ‘”ThdPdziy, Ma“rch 16,19m page IV THE TUmS DAm - +-

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The only question mark is Isn’t it about time theViUanova (24-5) defeated North Carolina in Charlotte or #loStanford in the Senior Staff Writer how much Wallace’s sprained Wildcats won another National thefinaloftheAtlanticCoastCon- second. At first glance, the Southeast ankle, suffered in the finals of the ference [ACC] tournament on Actually that should be afairly appears be one of the weakest of Atlantic Coast Conference [ACC] easy task for UMass, as long as the four regions in the NCAA tournament, will hamper him. Sunday.Wake Forest is led by Randolph 6’ 1 1 ” center Marcus Camby just The other two teams that have Childress, a streak shooter, who shows up. Camby (14.4 ppg, 3.2 a chance of moving on are Michi- like Kittles, can literally carry his rpg) and sturdy forward Lou Roe Southeast gan StateandGeorgetown. Michi- Collegiate Athletic Association team on his back. Childress is (17.4ppg, 8.2rpg) form the back- gan State is led by perhaps the [NCAA] Division I basketball averaging 18.4 points per game. boneof theirteam. Unfortunately, @ best player in the nation, Shawn championship? Center Tim Duncan (16.5 ppg, the Minutemen’s extremities -- BasketballTournament. However, Respert (25.3 ppg, 47.9 percent In a word, yes. 12.2 rpg) is the other major con- a.k.a. its guards --are not as strong there is the possibility of a few from three-point range). Coach Villanova (25-7)is Kittles and or consistent as the big men. sleepers who could come out of Jud Heathcote is retiring at the bits and bits and In fact, the team’s best guard, this region to do some damage in end of the year and this could be senior three-point man Michael theregionals.Andof course, there incentive for the Spartans to play down the Road Williams, was kicked off the team are the Wildcats ofKentucky and above their ability. The Hoyas are the Final Four recently. Now Derek Kellogg (7.7 the Tar Heels from North Caro- led by freshman point guard Allen year, and odds are, for ppg, 3.9 apg) and Edgar Padilla (7 lina who should also be around. Iverson, the Big East Defensive the first time since win- ppg) -- neither of whom shoots Kentucky looks to have the Player of the Year, who is averag- ning it all against Georgetown a above 40 percent from behind the easiestroad to the regionals. If the ing 3.2 steals a game. decade ago, the Wildcats will arc --must step up in the backcourt. brackets hold up to form, the Wild- John Thompson has broken make it. That is, if cool Kerry might do that for two cats should easily romp over St. with tradition and loosened the keeps shooting down ‘Nova’s op- ut notforthree. Villanova Mary’s and either Tuiane or reins on the offense and on his ponents with his rainbow jump- n Umass in a regional Brigham Young. This sets them young talent. Iverson is the first ers and running slams. up with a possible matchup with Hoya freshman guard in a while to Kerry Kittles, this season’s Big Arizona State and Oklahoma, average over twenty points per East Player of the Year, is indeed in the first round, and which while not beingcakewalks, game. Center Othella Harrington the key for Villanova in the up- are not your standard elite eight has looked good the past few coming NCAA tournament. games. weeks and could finally be reach- When Kittles, a junior shooting Kentucky is coming off an ing his starred promise. The Hoyas guard, is on -- he averaged 21.3 impressive performance in the could beat North Carolina and points, 6.3 rebounds, and 2.2 Southeastern Conference [SEC] reach the Final Four. Of course, steals a game -- he is deadly. And Tournament in which they beat they could also lose to Xavier in so are the Wildcats. Arkansas in the finals. The Wild- the first round. The same holds Villanova is a fine shooting cats are led by Roderick Rhodes true for the Spartans. team, both from the perimeter and (13.7 points per game) and Tony In the end, expect North Caro- the paint. Kittles, forward Eric Delk (17 ppg). They have played lina, Kentucky, Georgetown, and Eberz (16.3 ppg), and point superbly allyear, andaRickPitino Oklahoma to reach the regionals. guard Jonathan Haynes team will definitelycome to play. NorthCarolina and Kentucky meet (4.8 assists) all connect Theonly questionmarkis whether in a regional final which has the on over 40 percent of they have the size up front to go all drama of the Duke-UConn game their three-point at- the way. of a few years ago. Jerry tempts. The Wildcats’ in- mentioned as a pos- North Carolina’s road to Se- Stackhouse is the regional Most side game is led by 6’9” sibleNBAlotterypick. Allen attle kmks to be much harder. Tht Valuable Player, and Rasheed forward Chuck Kornegay and and the Quakers will frustrate Tar Heels might have to contend Wallace, hampered by injury, has their high-flying first round op- \la Michigan State, behavior problems early on but ppg, 2.6 blocks). ponent, #5 Alabama (22-9), into Georgetown and Fiorida. How- comes to play versus the Wild- Villanova, which just drubbed submission. But who will they ever, North Carolina is a stronger cats. Connecticut in the finals of the face, and beat, in the second round team than Kentucky. The Tar Heels UMass, Maryland, Arkansas, Big East tourney on Sunday, is a tributor for the Demon Deacons. -- #40kiahoma State (23-9) and - have two Player of the Yearcandi- and UNC arrive in Seattle for the complete team with no obvious Expect Wake Forest to cruise its star Bryant “Big Country” dates in sophomores Jerry Final Four. mass meets North weaknesses.TheWi1dcats willwin past #16 North Carolina A&T Reeves, or #13 Drexel(22-7). Stackhouse (19.5 ppg, 8.2 re- Carolina in the finals with the Tar the East region -- where they are (15-14)inthefirstround;outclass The betting here is on #13 bounds) and Rasheed Wallace Heels defeating the Minutemen the third seed -- and they might high-scoringVoshonLenard(17.8 Drexel, simply because an All- (17.6 ppg, 8.5 rpg). They also 77-69 despite valiant efforts by just win the whole thing. ppg) and #8 Minnesota (19-11) Philadelphia Penn-Drexel have the outside shooting of se- Lou Roe and Marcus Camby. Joining Villanova as the East’s in the second; and nudge Penn in matchup in the second round nior Donald Williams (40.4 per- Stackhouse again is the MVP, and representatives will be top-seeded the regional semifinals, before fall- seems destined to happen. Just cent from behind the arc), who thequestions will immediately turn Wake Forest, #12 Pennsylvania, ing to Villanova. like Kittles and Villanova blow- helped lead North Carolina to the to whether he will come out of and the University of Massachu- The Wildcats will alsodispatch ing their competition to bits. National Championship two years school early. setts at Amherst, the two seed. of #2 UMass, assuming the Min- And bits. I The Tufts Daily’s Annual NCAA Tournament Editor’s Challenge ith the return of March Madness cc nes the Editor’s Challenge. Since you all missed us since the football season ended, we thought we‘d return with five challengees. However, no mat :r what the credentials of our guests, the editors appear untouchable. Channel 7’s new sportscaster Fran Charles thinks he Wcan take us by mocking the picks o ‘ assistant sports editor Bill Copeland, while Bob Sheldon and John DiBiaggio seem too busy copying each other to win. Mike Lynch from Channel 5 thinks that just 1 ecause Greg Ostertag is 7‘2“he can win an MVP. Bob Neumeier from WBZ went with his buddy (and former intern) Doug Katz, bringing Maryland to the finals, but ha I them lose despite giving Joe Smith the MVP. Our apologies go out to UConn center Trz {is Knight and Daily graphics editor Wenimo Poweigha. The seven-foot Knight picked his team as champs, with teammate Ray Allen leading the Huskies over Arkansas WP picked UNC over the Huskies, with Rasheed Wallace taking MVP honors. Maybe next year, Knight or Poweigha will offer a Drize and reach the challenge box. An rway, we‘d like to thank all who participated, and offer further apologies for not letting them win. Doug Gregory Bill Ben FEUl Bob Mike Bob John

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I look like a Blue Devil parking avail $1600for 4 bd, $1900 Gnat Location111 it somewhere on campus Saturday for 5 bd Call for more info 859- Summer SubletlFall '95 Summer sublet on College Ave. 3 featuring computer storage for fu- but I'm a Jumbo at heart. I can't wai ture updating Your choice of night. Thanks so0 much. to see you tonight! Your big sister 3661 Available summer or August-Janu- BR., big sunny LR + kitchen, w/d, ary. 56 Upland Rd.- Real Close, parking. Call 629-8777. typzstyles. including bold, italics, bullets, etc on Strathmore paper Ilost my purse Melisa Poe Summer Sublet cheap. Dope. Call Dave- 623-7189. In Barnum 8on Thursday. It is black, large sunny room in 5 bdrm apart- Free room and board Have your cover letters done by us Have a great break, In case you an to match your Resumel One-day from the Limited. Everything Iown is bored, think about ...circular mam ment for June - Aug 87 Electric Ave Summer Sublet In exchange for 15-20 hours of in it, Please return it My number is With fun people and nice kitchen - 3 bedrm Apt.. 347 Boston Ave. babysitting help in homes conve- serviceam1 5m~fmmTufts(Mem- mals. adults on children's land ber of PARW ProfessionalAssoc of 395-3846. Ask for Ana. Cheap o'clock, digging, me! LITEP outside of Teele Square washer/dryer, full bath, kitchen, liv- nient to Tufts. Please call 277-6420. The Student Housing Exchange. Resume Writers Call for FREE"Re- your blue-stone non-biological rela ing room, front and back porch. Call sume/Cover Letter Guidelines") Keys1 tie. Summer Sublet 629-9687. A set of keys w/ a Marathon watch 1 bd avail in 2-bd apt mid-May- Also, word processing or typing of AMEDFORDBEDEL student papers, grad school appli- attached. 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Two female roommates wanted to lege Ave across from Cohen Lot. Thank you so much for the book live in Latin Way next year with two Lg. and Small Apts. If anyone flnds a black 11-85 senicnvomen Call 6298213or629- Prime Tufts Location NPING. ETC. THE Now I have to give you something.. Available wthin walking distance to PROCESSED WORD 3954004 calculator, please give me a call. It how about that certain special mar 8205 209 College Ave. Available June 1. campus and T in Daw Sq Good Professionallyprepared student pa- is very important. 627-7231 wrapped in a red W Think abou 1995. Can rent 9 bedroom, 2 family condition and rents are always rea- pers. distinctive resumes and cover it. S. house or as 3 bedroom and a 6 sonable Callday ornightandaskfor letters, tape transcription. mailing Helpl Summer Sublet . bedroom apartment. $350 per bed- Camillo or Lina at 625-7530 Lost keys with a Mickey Mouse key 62 Powderhouse. Sunny, spacious, lists, etc All work is spell checked Tara Hotchklss room. Please call Evan at 508-984- and proofread with FREE report chain. Iffound. please bring them to Don't have a clue, do ya? Here's i and close to campus. 4 Bedrooms, 5126. Apartment for rent; thecampuscenterinfobh. Thank kitchen, living room, bathroom, and wver One-stop business center hint: I know they used to call yo1 3 or 4 bedrooms $900-995, new offenng Fax service, copies, busi- you. basement with washed dryer. Call krotchkiss. But I'llbeat them with m! Roommate wanted: kitchen. bathrooms. washer. dryer, ness cards, binding. private mail- rap!! -your bigsistainchi-Oseeyoi and ask Kiri: 629-8828 or Alex: 627- $400 a month, includes utilities. parking. spacious bedrooms. Ir, dr Lost: 7595 boxes. mail forwarding, notary, larni- tonight or not ... Washer/dryer in unit, off/on street Call Steve (D)884-3752. (E)231- nation. passport photos, packaging Goldscarab braceletwith sentimen- parking, pets considered. furniture 3732 and shipping Conveniently located tal value. Please call 6298864 if Monika Lin Room available for summer welcomed. Share with professional found. In 2 bedroom apartment, Davis at 422 Salem Street (Route 60) YOU are the best big sister I have GWM. 24 who travels. Call Charles CALL 395-0004 (theonly) bigsister?!? JKl'msoglac Square, sunny, furnished, big living at 628-7851. Somerville location. Helpl to be your li'i sis!! Here's to an awe rm,anddining rooms, and kitchen I've lost my mind and my keys! 7 some semester. Love, me $36O/mo WM.Call 625-0836. Apt for rent, Avail June 1 keys, with a white whistle, lost 3/71 At 25 Teele Ave. 1 min to campus 3 95 between Metcalf and 7th floor of Summer Sublet bedroom apartment, partially fur- Cabot. Please call with info- Judi BushwlCK Clean, spacious, 3 bedroom apart- nished. Carpeting, living room, din- 629-8989. Got it right! (guess that means two ment fully furnished, eat-in kitchen, ing room, kitchen, refrige, washing Rides things!) Here's a formal knock on 3 minute walk to campus. Late May machine. A sunny back yard and Found wood so that youstay healthy, and a to Late August. Only $800a month. front porch. a nice quiet street. Call * Keys were found on bridge by wish of good luck in the tourney, and 629-2340 62aio72. Wanted Cousens. Call and describe-629- the airplanel -love, senategirl 8126, Ask for Rich. Found 3/8. Beautiful 1st Floor Apt. Housemates needed 2 bedroom, new kitchen, dining and 2 m/f non-smokersto share 3 bedrm Found living room. Close to Tufts, front and apt. Includes hardwood floors, fire- If you're going to be around back porches, yard, garage, and I could use a ride to the Sony Walkman - Lost someone vis- place, laundry, off street parking, 2- "Leaders needed: Summer iting JJ in student activites. Claim driveway, off-street parking. Avail- 5 minute walk to campus/ "T". 1 yr PoughkeepsielKingston, NY area on able June 1st. Call Ray: 729-2323. the22ndor23rd. Ifyouhappen tobe teenage bicycling trips." with JJ in SAO. lease begins June 1st. Rent $275 + US, Canada. Europe Minimum 4- 1/3 utilities. Call Tom 3963818. travellingwestwardaroundthen.and Summer Sublet would like someone to help with week time commitment Salary plus Birthdays expenses paid Student Hosteling Sunny and spacious 4 bedroom apt. Luxury Apartment travel expenses and sparkling con- LocatedonWinthropST. lessthan 1 versation, call Josh at 629-7886. Program, Ashfield Rd , CONWAY. No kidding. Available January-May MA 01341 (800) 343-6132 min. from campus. Kitchen, w/d, fur- 1996. 1 bedroom in 2 bedroom Thanks. nished. Parking. Rent negotiable. townhouse to share with another Help Wanted Call 391-5710. female Tufts student. Includes Ineed a ride to anywhere in western NY past Phone work P/l 3 eves per week General washer/dryer,dishwasher, deck,rire- Sat am available also Guaranteed Jayme Stern Too Good to be True1 place, bath. Please call Albany on Thursday March 16th Happy Birthday!! Love, your pledoe 8 1.5 396- hourly rate plus bonuses Twoblccks 4 bd apt on campus available for 9380. evening or Friday March 17th early sisters May 15. Hardwood floors, mod afternoon. I will split gas and tolls. from College Ave , off street park- Notices Please call Sasha 629-8346. ing Call 3pm-8pm, 391-3836 kitchen with dishwasher, mod bath- Packard Ave room, brick patio, parking available, 3 bedrooms, refrigerator, driy JCC Jacob EL Rose Grossman washeddryer in basement. $1400 / optional, no smoking, no pets. Avail- mo. Call for more info 859-3661. Camp able June 1st. Leave message at ofthe Jewish Community Centers of Short walk to Tufts. 628-4019. Greater Boston- Summer positions 4bedroomapartmentonquidstreet. available senior counselors. junior March for Women's Lives! ' Events washer/dryeron premises, backyard. counselors. waterfront staff, stafffor Join Voice for Choice on a bus to large kitchen, separate dining, living MEDFORD PALACE a an orthodox unit Specialists in the Washingt0nD.C. on AprilSth. Come room. spaciousfoyer. lease. Nopets. 171CollegeAve. 2furnished.classy followlng areas drama, sports. na- to our table in Carmichael, Monday- Available Sept 1. 1995. $950/mo. rooms available for summer sublet. ture, gymnastics, outdoor camping Wednesday and the campus cen- 2278000 (days) 969-3075 (eve- 2 bathrooms,furnished living rwm8 skills fishina Please call Stu ter, Thursday. Or call 3184. nings). kitchen, washer/dryer, parking Services Silverinan. Camp Director, at (617) spaces. well-kept, sunny and near 244-5124. Short walk to Tufts campus + bus stop. For more info, 4 bedroom duplex apartment. 1.5 call Karin 623-2239. Activity assistant Part-time hours including some Christian Science Organization bathrooms. washer/dryer on pre- mises, large kitchen. separate din- Where are you living this weekends Expenencein relatedfield Meeting ing room, living room, quiet street, summer? desired Includes leading programs Every Thursday at 33. Anderson 1 bedroom available in big, beautiful Quiet Weekend Getaway for the elderly population If inter- Hall. Room 21 1 backyard, lease. No pets. Available June 1. 1995. $1050/mo. 227-8000 2 bedroom apartment. Has hard- in historcKennebunk. Maine. "Three ested, please contact Christine M (days) 969-3075 (evenings). wood floors. 2 porches. and fully Diamond'888. Specialstudentrate. Battisti. Director of Activities at 391- furnished. Call now to see it1 776 Just $1 11 plus tax total for two per- 5400 For rent 3907, if no answer, please leave sons, two nights, lwo full breakfasts. JunetoJunelease.4bedroomapart- message. English Meadowslnn.Ca11(207)967- Travel Abroad and Work menton Powderhouse Btvd. across 5766 for reservations or brochure. Make up to $2.000- $4,OOO+/mo from Tufts Campus. Call 628-8248 teaching basic conversational En- evenings after 6 pm. Ask for Mike or CaribbeanlMexlco 189 RIT glish in Japan, Tawan. or S Korea Jean. Europe 169, California 129. If YOU No teaching background or Asian can beat these priesstart yourown languages required For information damn airline. Air-Tech Ltd. 212/219- call 206-632-1 146 ext J50354 7000. [email protected] page twelve THE TUFTS DAILY Thursday, March 16,1995

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Balch Arena Theatre Today Six Degrees of Separation, FREE. Balch ArenaTheatre, 4:OO and Chaplain’s Table. 8:OO p.m. ‘Being Muslim in the Tufts Community” TASA (Tufts Association of Speaker: Abdu Salaam Moulta South Asians) Mi, A ’95. Help organize holi ! ! MacPhie Conference Room, P 104, 8:OO p.m. Calvin and Hobbes by Bill Watterson 5-7 p.m. Voices Noon Hour Concert Today is the last day to submit! Christopheren Nomura, Campus Center Info. Bcnth. Baritone, and Kayo Iwama, Piano Tufts Crossfire Goddard Chapel, 12:30 - 1:00 Cometo an informal discussion p.m. on the bible and see what it really says! Slices -“Experimental” Rm209 Campus Center, 8 p.m. Tufts Dramatic Improv troupe Hotung Cafe, 10 p.m. Monty Python Society Pre-Birthday Meeting 3P’s Hill Hall Lounge, 9:30 p.m. Six Degrees of Separation - FoxTrot by Bill Amend FREE! Balch ArenaTheatre, 4:OO and Tomorrow 8:OO p.m. Spring Break Shuttle AIESEC Every hour from Campus General Meeting Center. Zamparelli Room, 7:OO p.m. Tickets available at info booth only $3.

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