Seko Wins Boston Marathon Gustave Alfaro, the Sym- Posium Is Meant to Inform BOSTON
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shapo spews - You Win Some, You Lose Some - Kleenex Revolution What I Like ;I P. 5 ;I pp. 9-11 ITHE TUFTS DAILY=’ I M’here you read it first Tuesday, April 21, 1987 Vol. XIV, Number 62 ,- in America.” cupation contrbutes to both Focusing on the issues racism and sexism. White which he examined in his latest men, he professed, have always book, Harrington spoke of the considered themselves to be relationship between social “the master race and gender,” clas, race and gender and pro- and “as we attempt to examine blems in the area of interna- societal injustices, class as well tional economics and justice. as race and gender must be He professed a “hope”for a society where no one would be ”preprogrammed” into a racial, economic, or social class. Harrington felt that an im- portant solution to the elimina- A tion of discrimination in the economic sector with regard to Reaches Climix both race and gender might be by JEN CLEMENTE Committee members said for Newsweek and author of found in a re-distribution of the forum would be marked by “Rousseau: Dreamer of wealth and income. Reagan’s A symposium com- a slide lecture and discussion Democracy” and University anti-employment measures, memorating the 50th anniver- of Picasso’s “Guernica,” by of Wisconsin Professor Stanley Harrington stated, had sary of the Spanish civil war Harvard professor and author Payne, author of “Falange; A “created more bad, low salary spanning over 21 days and of “Visual Thinking” Rudolf history of Spanish Facism.” jobs” and had further upset featuring “some of the most Arnheim. The famous black “The symposium the country’s distribution of distinguished and world and white painting graphical- recoognizes a celebration of wealth. It would be necessary, famous speakers” will con- ly depicts the Spanish civilians politics and committment,” Harrington added, not only to Democratic Socialist Michael clude with a lecture series this after being bombed by the Teichman said. “It was a war create more. jobs but to offer Harrington week, according to symposium government. One committee which gave everyone the op- highter salaries in order to taken into account.” coordinator and Special Ad- member said “Guernica” is in portunity to become totally alleviate the economic gap bet- Harrington made reference visor to Campus Intellectual the 20th century. engaged in a complicated ween the classes. to the difficulty experienced Life Professor Sherman Devetoped over a period of ideological struggle involving Harrington further contend- by the white male workers, reichman. ed that the issue of class in three months by a committee the complexities of people’s see APARTHEID, page 3 of a dozen students and Pro- views.’’ conjunction with one’s oc- fessor Teichman, professor of history Donald Bell, and Romance Language Professor Seko Wins Boston Marathon Gustave Alfaro, the sym- posium is meant to inform BOSTON. (AP) Toshihiko Olympic Bronze medalist withdrew form the race students about a struggle that Seko of Japan left a pack of Rosa Mota won the women’s because of damage to their drew intellectuals and artists to. world class runners on Heart- division in an unoffical time of chairs and were treated for take an ideological stand, break Hill today and went on 2:25:21.,Two Belgian runners, minor abrasions. Teichman stated. to win his second Boston Agnes Pardaens and Ria Van Defending men’s champion Starting on April 6, the sym- Marathon in 2 hours, -11 Landeghem, finished second Rob de Castella, who set the posium began with a minutes and 50 seconds, far and third respectively. race record last year at 2:07:51, documentary film series from any kind of record. Back in the pack were 1985 had fallen .at the start after describing the histroical “I was anxious to set a new champion Lisa Larsen- bumping into race marshals background of the Spanish recork, but the wind was too Weidenbach and 1980 winner slow to clear the road. He Civil War. The films were difficult,” Seko said through Jacqueline Gareau of Canada. finished sixth. meant to familiarize students an interpreter. The winner of the men’s The field of about 6,300 with the period, so that- they Seko had been left behind and the women’s races each runners had set out from the could best understand and on the same hill of the 26.2 collect $40,000 and a car town green in Hopkinton benefit from the entire series mile race in 1979 when Bill valued at $31,000. under mostly cloudy skies of events. Rodgers put on a burst of The wheelchair race was with temperatures in the mid- won by Andre Viger of 50s. Coordinator of the Spanish Civil Documentaries included a speed and captured one of his war Symposiq Professor Sher- screening of “The Good four marathons here. But Seko Quebec, who became the first Among the 15 or so in the man Teichman Fight”: a view of American used the hill about six miles three-time winner of the event. lead pack of the men’s race An intellectual company of volunteer military activity in from the finish as his rallying Viger, victorious in 1984 and were Juma Ikangaa of Tan- professors, artists, and jour- support of the overthrow of the point this year, as he did in his 1986, was clocked in an offical zania, Olympic silver medalist nalists, will “look upon [the Franco regime. Abraham 1981 victory. time of 1:55:42. John Treacy of Ireland and war] with new eyes” and will Osheroff, an Abraham Lin- Seko, who also has won the The event was marked by a four-time Boston champion invite students to voice their coln Brigade Volunteer, Tokyo, Chicago and London collison at the start which Bill Rodgers. own views on the artistic and prepared the documentary. marathons, was followed by toppled several chairs. Two World record holder Carlos political ideologies of the war Other notable participants Steve Jones of Wales and two- competitors, Angela Ieriti of Lopes of Portugal, who has time champion Geoff Smith of Canada and John F. in informal panel discussions, in the upcoming lecture series see MARATHON.page 17 Teichman said. include Jim Niller, book critic England. 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