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Yes, he did something immoral and makingthat lie, hegot himselfmore Daily Editorial Board unethical, but in terms of being in line with Nixon because in a No matter where you go these illegal, that question really hasn’t political scandal you don’t lie, days, there is never a shortage of been answered. He may have per- because ifyou lie, itwillcomeout. conversation regarding the sex jured himself, but he perjured him- As soon as he lied, he changed the scandal involving President Bill self when asked about sex, and 1 nature ofthis whole thing. He re- Clinton. By no means is the Tufts don’t really see that as a major duced his credibility and really campus an exception. issue,” he said. touched off an ugly scenario. The Despite the constant attacks Chinesadded, “This is especially American people just don’t want that have been recently made true if comparing it to some of the to hear ’it didn’t happen’ if it did against the President, he maintains things that have happened in previ- happen,” he said. a considerably high approval rat- ous administrations.Lying about an Professor of Political Science ing. Tu& CornunityUnion Presi- affair with Monica Eewinsky in my Jeffrey Berry says the nature of dent Yack Schniiman, for one, feels mindisnotthesameas participating this situation is not nearly as seri- that the nation should be concen- the Iran Contra scandal or partici- ous as the Watergate scandal. trating on more pressing matters. pating in Wztergate.” “Watergate was much different in “I personally think that the Chines does acknowledge that the gravity of the offense. Presi- president’s personal life should the attention which the scandal dent Nixon engaged in aconspiracy remain personal, and 1 think it’s has received is not necessarily to cover up crimes that were com- very unfortunate that it has not inappropriate. mitted really against the demo- remained personal. It hurts his fam- “The President is the leader of cratic process,” he said. thevote inthe Senate,andasofnow, that the President’s conduct and ily and himself and his ability to the country and the way the Presi- Chines says that he expects the it’sunlikelythattheDemocrats will the conduct of individual demo- govern, and it makes the United dent conducts his or her life is Resident to remain in office. “I provide that margin,” he explained. cratic candidates across the coun- States look silly in the eyes of important. The President is a sym- don’tthink that there are sufficient However, Berry does say im- try are two entirely separate is- other countries,” Schnirman said. bol of our nation and should be grounds for impeachment, and I do peachment hearings should pro- sues,” he added. Schnirman, who notes that he expected to behave in a certain not think that the President will ceed. “I think the impeachment “Certainly itwill affectthe party himself is a former White House way. Other than that, there are resign. He still has a great deal of process should go forward. I think in the short-term, but the Republi- intern, also blames RichardNixon questions of whether or not the support among the American that Chairman [Henry] Hyde [R- cans in Watergate are a lesson that and the Watergate scandal for in- President did anything illegal and people and in Congress,” he said. Ill.] is right in saying that it is in the long-term, it’s unlikely that directly creating the situation that these are questions that do have Schnirman also says that he premature foradeal ofsome kind. it’s going to damage the party,” exists now in Washington. to be addressed. My concern, expects the eventual outcome to I think it would be better if the Berry said. “The nature ofthe relationship though, is that it’s being done in 5; fall short of impeachment. House Judiciary Committee came Schnirman notes that the situ- between the president and the way that is not fair to the presi- “I thinkthat impeachment hear- to some kind of consensus as to ation may prevent highly capable press has changed a lot since dent,” he explained. ings will begin, and they will move what would be an appropriate people from entering or remaining Watergate because of the way Schnirman also feels that forward, but he will not be im- punishment,” he said. in the field of politics. President Nixon abused the press Clinton has been treated unfairly, peached. There will only be cen- As for the future of the presi- “I think it gives you a really and because they were so suc- and attributes this fact to the role sure. He will remain in office and dency, Berry feels that no serious strong sense of what you are get- cessful in lezding tohis downfall,” of Kenneth Stan-. “1 think a huge what happens in the remainder of impact will be felt by those who ting yourself into. It already has he said. problem here is the independent histem will really bethe test ofhim hold the ofice in the future. “I think discouraged a lot of people from SC~C~FXCsaid he zlso feeis cs:uI1p:! S+’?J:F’. The \““y it’s c2:- ES c Ic~iz:. C?: car250cnd and be tbzt the impact will be short lived. getting involved in public life. The the Republican Party is to blame rently set up is just not conducive an effective leader, then that should The presidency is aremarkably re- country has already been deprived for bringing the scandal to the to an even-handed situation. You be a strong statement for him. If he silient institution. Thatconcern was of a lot of good leaders. You can heights it has reached today. ‘‘In basically have a guy who, if there can’t, that should be a strong state- demonstrated during Watergate, lookat Mario Cuomo, Bill Bradley, my opinion, itsurfacedvery much is any allegation of wrongdoing ment for him as well,” he said. but we had a strong President or Colin Powell. You can even because Republicans and other concerning the President, you Wile Berry’s view is consis- shortly thereafter in Ronald Reagan. throw Gary Hart into that argu- right-wing elements did not ac- have hired to investigate the Presi- tentwith Chines’ and Schnirman’s, So I don’t think that there will be ment, even though he made the cept !he I992 and 1996 elections, dent with no parameters and no Bemywarnsthatalackofexamples any long-term, lasting damage to same mistake as Clinton. These anddecided that ifthey can’t bring sense of perspective for any from the country’s past makes it the presidency,” he said. are people that would make great him down on the ballot box that length,andIjustdon’tthinkthat’s hard to say what will happen with Schnirman holdsasimilarview, leaders but decided not to serve,” they willtry to bring him down by the way things should be done complete certainty. saying one president’sactions can he explained. scandal,” he said. here,” he said. “There’s no real analogue to this not have enough impact to alter Those already in politics are Jon Chines, president of the However Schnirman says the in the history of the presidency, so considerably the nature of the certainly not without their opin- Tufts Democrats, echoes beleaguered President could have there’s a good deal of position itself. “The presidency is ions as well. Michael Capuano, Schnirman’s opinions, saying that averted many of his current unpredictability. The most likely what you make it, and the presi- who has served as the mayor of what the president did was wrong troubles if he had told the com- outcome is that there will be some dency changes with every presi- Somervillesince 1990andwill face is irrelevanttohisabilityasaleader. plete truth from the onset. punishment short of impeachment dentthat’s in it. The lasting effects Phil Hyde for the congressional “I think the President should “When this came out, he lied. because to convict a sitting Presi- are not on the presidency itself, seat in the Eighth District in No- fill out the remainder ofhis term. There’s no getting around that. In dent, you have to get two-thirds of but I think it only will increase the vember said that at this time, the adversarial relationship between offenses listed in Kenneth Starr’s the press and the President, and I report do not appear impeachable. think it will encourage cynicism ChrisGabrieli, whoalsop&ici- and apathy in the electorate,” he pated in the recent Democratic said. primary, echoes Capuano’s senti- Chines thinks that scandal ments, adding that he is more con- mightactually have some positive cerned with the people in his dis- effects on the presidency in the trict than the President’s sex life. longrun. “lfanything, I think that Some candidates who partici- the presidency will come out of pated in the primary, however, are this stronger because it will have not as sympathetic to the Presi- survived the attacks and the alle- dent. John O’Connor has an- gations that have gone on in the nounced that he feels that Clinton scandal,” he said. should resign, and Ray Flynn has Chines also is not concerned made it clear that he is very disap- about the scandal having an im- pointed in the President. Flynn pact on the Democratic Party. “I added that he finds Clinton’s be- don’tthinkitwill haveany impact havior reprehensible and is ap- onthe Democraticparty atall. Most palled by the situation. people understand that what the CharlesYancey,amemberofTufts’ President does in his private life Classof 1970andwhoranintherecent really has no reflection on those primary,also isoffendedbyClinton’s who share his political values. actions but feels that the country Even though I agree with the should move on to other issues. President’s positions, I don’t sup- “I think it’s a very unfortunate port what he did in is personal life. distraction from the real issues Just because the President has facing this country, such as the done something like that doesn’t issue ofeconomicjustice, and the mean that I, as a Democrat, am issuesofsexism, racism, andpov- doing the same thing,” he ex- erty. Those areall far more impor- plained. tant than his sexual behavior which “I think that people understand I certainly deplore,” he said. 2 THETUFTS DAILY September 25,1998 ne en route to Florida Los Angeles Times-Washington Post think we have a developing situa- said. News Service tion.” But evacuation orders are not MIAMI -With m,illions of south The first signs here of the mas- enforceable, and many Keys Floridians hunkered down, many sive storm -a caldron of thunder- residents said they preferred to in boarded up homes well-larded storms andviciouswinds-swept take their chances. “We got a with emergency supplies, arelent- through parts of greater Miami full house, all locals trying to less Hurricane Georgesbegan lash- and the upper Florida Keys near get one good meal in before a 9 ing the US coastline with high sunset Thursday. p.m. curfew,” said waiter Vinnie Women’s groups winds and squally rains late Thurs- Although no longer as power- Bosco at the Harbor Lights Sea- ‘I day. ful as the storm that destroyed food Restaurant in Key West. “I oppose impeachment Already blamed for more than homes, uprooted trees, and caused don’t think people are too con- 200 deaths in a rampage through massive flooding in Puerto Rico, cerned.” the Caribbean, arejuvenated storm Haiti, the DominicanRepublic,and “We’ve taken all the precau- WASHINGTON -Women’s rights advocates called on Congres tions,” Bosco said, “and now mursday to halt its impeachment proceedings against Presiden was expected to cross the vulner- Cuba, Georges was expected to we’re just waiting to see what %ton. Decrying the “hypocritical voyeurism” ofthe COP-led Con able Florida Keys early Friday with pose a danger, especially to those winds as great as 100 mph. who chose to ignore evacuation happens.” yess, they urged like-minded voters to get to the polls in Novembe Hurricane warnings were posted o avoid a Republican sweep that would endanger feminist program: “This storm looks like it’s all orders issued for the Florida Keys set to explosively intensify once and low-lying areas of greater early Thursday for four south Florida “If disgust with the current crisis depresses women’s votes ii counties, affecting 4 million resi- govember, we will see an anti-women’s rights majority in Congres the eye gets over water,” Jerry Miami. Jarrell, director ofMiami’s National dents, and five more counties along ,011 back the gains for women of the past 30 years,” said a join “We’re extremely concerned the state’s Gulf Coast were under a ,tatement released Thursday by 15 feminist and civil rights organi Hurricane Center, said as Georges that the land areas will be inun- hurricane watch. Buttheentirestate :ations. moved off the north coast of Cuba dated with water and we’ll lose a in mid-afternoon Thursday. “I lot of folks down there,” Jarrell remahedon alert. “We call on women to raise their voices to protest this assault 01 airness and the democratic process and to let the Congress knov LOWstrongly we oppose impeachment.” While the activists condemned Clinton for his adulterousrelation hip with White House intern Monica S. Lewinsky, they argued tha iis behavior did not rise to the level ofhigh crimes or misdemeanor c iecessary to remove him from office. “Women are angry and do not condone his conduct; women wan TSRAEROHICS - FALL 1998 ’resident Clinton to remain in office,” the statement said. “WI rqP2-3f23--2!-eq .. .. .- A . .-.. .. jelieve, and the women of the nation concur, that Mr. Clinton’ - ‘I’UUSDAY.. .. WE.DJlSUAy -311U R.XDA1 . P_R!U_AY SA1 URDAY dion s .are not i m peachabI e.” rl I:30-12:3M step SlllRA ERIKA _. -. .. . -. .. . . British pets get passports 3:OO-4:00 Fat Burner ERlKA .. .~. . - - -. - . LONDON - And now the latest accouterment for the well. 4:OO-900 Double-Step Step Uouble-Step Step quipped jet-setter: a passport for your pet. ERIKA MELISSA - ~ - -__-- E_RIKA _. - ... ._ .. S!!IRA . Responding at long last to the barks and squawks ofangry Britisk 5:OO-5:15 Super-Abd Super-Abs Super-Abs Super-Abs let owners, the government here has decided to begin issuing ERIKA MELISSA...... Slll KA ~ .ERlrtA ...... ~...... assports for dogs, cats, and other “small household animals.” Tht .. ~- -. 5:15-G:15 CardloCombo CardloCombo hange is partofa long-term program to replace arigidanti-rabies IaM ...~. .--.. .. .~ AMBER _ AMBEK .. . iat has forced most four-footed immigrants to Britain to spend sir Legs/Buns of Legs/Buns of Steel Steel ionths in quarantine before joining their human families. \ .I .--. AMBER -. -. - __ .- -~.. AMBEK . + American pets, however, will remain in Britain’s doghouse. Be. awe the Agriculture Ministry has determined that rabies is “epi. Step & Flex Step Step Step C Flex emic” in much of the United States, dogs and cats from the State: -~ME-LISSA A> dlstill be animalia non grata at British ports of entry. The on11 piMimebershlp- unlimited classes 570 T .- Please Arrive Ten Minutes Early to Sign In Discount Card - 20 classes $35 Lmerican animals likely toqualify forthe“petports,”andthusavoic All Students Must Wear White-Soled Sneakers One Class 52 per class uarantine, are visitors from Hawaii. y 15 minute clasres Free Of Charge Britain considersthe 50th state to be a rabies-free archipelago. Bul le British government also loves the fact that Britain is arabies-fret ountry. Except for the occasionalrabid bat that flies to England from FREE!! ‘ranslyvania or other sites on the continent, there has not been a erious outbreak of the disease since 1969. To keep rabies out, the British set up a tough quarantine require- lent just after World War 1. Dogs, cats, and other pets susceptible ) the disease coming to the United Kingdom are required to spena ix months in a licensed kennel. No direct contact with other animals i permitted, but dog owners do get to visit their four-legged friends 1 the cage as frequently as every day. Schedule of Services t Vodka could save Russia Kol Nidre, Tuesday, Sept. 29, 5:45 pm Reform: Hillel Center c MOSCOW-Russia’s new government announced agrab bag of Conservative Egalitarian: Cohen Auditorium x-it measures Thursday for its broken-down economy, including a :viva1 of the state monopoly on vodka and other spirits, a money- Wednesday, Sept. 30 )inning scheme as old as the czars. Reform: Prime Minister Yevgeny M. Primakov, speakingat the first meeting Morning Services: 10 am - 1 pm, Hillel Center f the Cabinet, endeavored to reassure a population shell-shocked Discussion: 3:30 prn, Alumnae Lounge y a free-falling currency that his government will keep its interests ’ Yizkor (Memorial Service): 6:OO pm, Hillel Center ose to heart. Neilah (Concluding Service): 6: 1 5 pm, Hillel Center “All the measures proposed are not an’end in themselves but are med at creating a firm social base for reforms in the Russian economy Conservative Egalitarian: id at serving the interests of the people,” Primakov said in the Morning Services: 9 am - 2 pm levised address. Discussion: 3:30 pm Among the actions he outlined were the payment of billions of Yizkor (Memorial Service): 5: 1 5 pm iblesowed in backwages-formembersofthemilitary,startingthis Neilah (Concluding Services): 5:45 pm i onth; for civilian government employees, in October-and crack- All services will be held in Alumnae Lounge iwns on tax cheats and illegal exporters of capital. Primakov’s incoming government,still incomplete, faces a dismal All memben of the Tufts Community are welcome to join us for High Holiday Services. Alumnae Lounge and Cohen Auditorium are located in f nancial picture: a ruble that is only a shadow of its former self and the Aidekman Arts Center. flation that reached 45.4 percent in the first three weeks of this onth alone. -a Taxes, assessed in rubles of depreciatingvalue, are being paid less Tufts Hillel Wishes for You a Hew Year id less often -the August take for government’s coffers was less of Health, Happiness & Growth! an half of July’s. To parry the resulting revenue slump, and help find the equivalent ‘I ’$800 million in back wages that the Finance Ministry says are due lldiers and state-employedworkers, as well as pensions for retire6 5 [Surf‘s up: VVVVVV. tufts.ed u/as/ imakov and his ministers hope that vodka, the traditional Russian i_ Jple, will beafiscal El Dorado. Compiled from the Los Angeles limes-Washington stu -org/tuftsda ily Post News Service 1’ P

r olic cha teach by§HER‘IILGORDON semester, O’Leary will extend his Contributing Writer dutiesat Tufts. He will be teaching With a passion for charity, two courses in the comparative love, learning, and community, religion department:Basic Catholi- Father David O’Leary, the new cism and one tentatively titled chaplain for the Catholic com- “What the Religions Teach about munity at Tufts, has arrived to Sex.” offer both spiritual guidance and “I think that it will be a very a friendly face. Just call him Fa- popular course,” he said with a ther Dave. smile. “1 told them to get a large The prospect of coming to a hall.” university was completely new to O’Leary is no stranger to edu- O’Leary. Although he is more ac- cation. As a student, he hopes to customed to the structure of semi- finish his doctorate in ethics by nary systems, he invites the pos- theyear2000. sibilities of his new atmosphere. In his spare time, O’Leary holds “The idea of being a pastor for a great appreciation for the arts. the Catholic community at Tufts. Father David O’Leary O’Leary especially enjoys the was very exciting,” he said. “It Boston Symphony and the Mu- keeps me young -I’m learning ics and general spiritual guidance. seum of Fine Arts. new words all of the time.” He found the students’ reactions This love oftheartsmixeswith As a new chaplain at Tufts, and responses quite interesting. his dedication to charity at Camp O’Leary hopes to show that the “[I like] seeing people come to Fatama, a haven for mentally and Catholic church has more options their own conclusions when mate- physically challenged individuals. than people believe. rials are laid out in front ofthem,” O’Leary has volunteered at the “I want to challenge people to he said. ramn fnr ahniit 35 vearc anA he make their own decisions. God O’Leary also has been working has spent a lot of that time in th.e gave us amind;we’re meant to use diligently at remodelingthe Catho- theater department. He aided in it in different ways,” he said. lic Centerwithnewcarpeting, paint, various shows, and portrayed the Born in Lynn, Mass., O’Leary and electricity. His plans for the roles of the Wicked Witch of the was ordained as a priest in 1985. year include making the center a West and an evil stepsister in After spending much time work- hangout for students to socialize Cinderella. ing in parishes in Boston, he. and study. “We have been blessed with worked the past three years as a He also hopes to track down a gifts to help others. We should be professor ofmoral theology at St. dance instructor to offer swing seeking out ways to help people if Mary’sseminary. . lessons in the center’s large dance we are all created in God’s like- Whileteachingthere, O’Leary room. ness,” O’Leary said of his volun- offered information on sexual eth- At the beginning of second teering stint.

Los Angeles Times-Washington Post News Service der-Man” has become the Hope “Spider-Man.”OneisMGM, which HOLLYWOOD - If the adage is diamond of the movie business, claims to have bought up all the true that the ultimate Hollywood cursing many of those who have “Spider-Man” feature film rights art form is the deal, then the ma- laid claim to it. Three studios that once held by the defunct indepen- neuvering to get “Spider-Man’’ to at one point or another claimed an dent studios - Cannon Films and the big screen will never hang in interest in the movie rights have 21st Century Film (both operated the Louvre. gone bankrupt waiting for a reso- by the irrepressible Golan) and lea for Spider-Man,’’ Lee said in price of $225,000 (plus a percent- As the biggest superhero char- lution; so too has Marvel Enter- Carolco Pictures. his memorabilia-filled Los Ange- age of the gross revenues). acter leftunfilmed since the block- tainment Group, the comic book Viacom Entertainmentand Sony les office, “he said: ’Here l draw Over the next four years, he buster Batman made the genre publisher that owns the character. Pictures, meanwhile, say they own the line. People hate spiders. Teen- nurtured the property through ten popular again, “Spider-Man’’ has Indeed, it’s not clear whether the television and home video rights, agers can only be sidekicks, not screenplay versions. By 1989 in- been widelytoutedas moviedom’s leading complainant today, the respectively, to any “Spider-Man’’ superheroes.”’ terest in the genre was stirring hottest property. Industry buzz ailing studio MGM, would have feature film. The publisher flatly refused to again with Batman’s blockbuster says a movie featuring the web- the financial wherewithal to fi- Waiting inthe wings, finally, is give Spider-Man his own comic opening in June. Other studios spinning, wall-climbing crime nance the “Spider-Man’’ movie if 20th Century Fox, which is not part book. Lee sneaked the character were coming to him with inquiries fighterwho has been acomic book it wins the litigation. ofthe litigation but holds themost into acomic book Marvel was about about “Spider-Man.’’ That was mainstay for more than 35 years The case traces the rise and fall intriguing card ofall-an exclusive to fold, Amazing Fantasy. In its fortunate, because Golan no longer would be the event movie of the of three independent film studios contract with Titanic director final edition, August 1962, “The couldmake the pictureon hisown. year for the studio that owns the that briefly dominated Hollywood Cameron, who in 1991waspaid$3 Amazing Spider-Man” made his Cannon Group had been the rights. deal-making until their shallow fi- million by Carolco for a “Spider- first appearance. quintessential 1980s independent If only anyone could figure out nances brought them down and Man” film treatment that sources Peter Parker was a high school film studio. Thinlycapitalized and which studio that is. unfolds against the backdrop of say is brilliant. kid with girl trouble and difficulty kept afloat by suspect account- The seven-year battle over the the industry’s blockbustermental- These claims are all at issue findingwork.Whilecompetingchar- ing, it specialized in low-budget feature film rights to the Marvel ity and its preoccupation with big because Marvel, which is just ‘acters fed into adolescent fantasies action fare with an average cost of Comics character has become names, such as superstar director emerging from its own bankruptcy, ofunlimited power andcontrol, Spi- $5million. Hollywood’s costliest and most James Cameron, whose associa- contends that the movie options it der-Man’s abilities often seemed Cannon’s ambitions for “Spi- convoluted legal spectacle. There tion with the“Spider-Man” project sold three times over the last 13 more of a burden than they were der-Man’’ were much greater; are five lawsuits pending before helped drive it from a modest $15 years have all expired. Therefore, worth. Withinacoupleofmonths, Golan pegged its budget at $15 Los Angeles Superior Court Judge million undertaking in 1985 to the it claims, it has the exclusive right Marvel realized that Lee was on to million and dreamed ofacquiring a Valerie Baker, with as many as 18 predicted $200 million extravaganza to sell them again. something. The final edition of big-name director. But before he separate written agreements at is- it would be ifmade today. Like its hero, Peter Parker, who Amazing Fantasy outsold anything couldexecute his master plan, time sue. Lastmonth, aDelawarejudge And it shows to what length struggles to balance super pow- Marvel had published in years. The ran out for Cannon. As a string of overseeing Marvel’s bankruptcy filmmakerswillgo: thewhole brou- ers bestowed by a radioactive character spawned a newspaper flopsdrainedCannon’scapita1,the cleared the California cases for haha started when independent spider’s bite with the worldly con- comic strip and animated and live- Securitiesand Exchange Commis- trial, which could begin before the filmmaker Menahem Golan, who cerns of any average teen-ager, action TV series. sion charged it with fraudulently end of the year. purchased the first five-year movie “Spider-Man” as a comic book Yet when itcametime tosell the misstating its finances. (The com- But that still leaves Baker con- option on “Spider-Man’’ 13 years concept at first got no respect. movie rights in 1985, Peter Parker pany eventually settled the SEC fronted with a tangled mess. ago, filed a lawsuit to ensure that The creator was Stan Lee. To- again got no respect. The Super- case without admittingor denying “Spider-Man could be amovie, or he would be listed as producer of day a vigorous 75-year-old who man franchise, launched to huge the allegations.) it could be litigation,”said Howard any “Spider-Man” film, even ifhe still holds the title of chairman at success in 1979, seemed to have On the verge of failure, Can- Weg, an attorney who represents never again lifts afingerto bring it Marvel Comics and remains the breathed its last with the critically non was taken over in 1987 by the liquidating trust of Carolco to the screen. enterprise’s creative soul, Lee by pannedsuperman 111 in 1983. Pathe Communications, a holding Pictures, which claims to have The intensity of battle also il- 1962 had provided Marvel with “Nobody believed anymore in company controlled by Italian fin- acquired the movie rights in 1989 lustrates how desperate studios some of its quirkiest and most features based on comic books,” ancier Giancarlo Parretti, who butwent bankrupt in 1995.“AIIthe are to develop “event movies” - enduring characters, including the Golan said. would cut a painful swath through entities involved have elected not priceless properties that can be Fantastic Four and the Hulk - su- Nobody, that is, but Golan, the Hollywood overthe next few years to make a movie, but litigation.” exploited repeatedly over a de- perheroes whose appeal lay in voluble co-chief of independent - even acquiring the once-stellar But this is more than a story of cade or longer for sequels and having to balance amazing pow- Cannon Films. MGM - before going bankrupt dueling lawyers. The multimillion- spinoffs. ers with the pressures of sibling Golan persuaded Marvel En- and being convicted on perjury dollar litigation parade provides a The potential return of such a rivalry, job worries and physical tertainmenttosell Cannon the fea- and evidence-tampering charges. unique snapshot of recent Holly- franchise is so great that four ma- repulsiveness. ture film rights to Spider-Man, its (He fled the United States before wood history. Along the way, “Spi- jor studios remain in the fight for “When I told my publisher my premier character, for a fire-sale getting sentenced.) 4 THETUFTS DAILY e September 25,1998 I

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by BENOSHLAG Daily Staff Writer Defense was once again the key element for the women’s soc- cer team this past week, as the pivotal to the outcome.” scored the game’s only goal. The NESCAC-rival Camels, Just over 27 minutes into the who were averaging 4.8 goals go- game, Amanda Wagler was fouled ing into Saturday’s game, also in the penalty box. This set up a possess two more of New penalty shot, which Hennessey Connecticut 0 England’s top scorers. Combined took. She blasted the kick past withHernande2,thethreeofthem Camel goalkeeper Amanda Jumbos improved theirrecord to a havecollaboratedfor 12goals and Baltzley and into the net for the perfect 4-0 with wins over Con- nine assists so far this season. first goal of her career. necticut College and Gordon. However, with a tremendous Gehling said, “Our new system Saturday’s game at Connecti- effort from the defensive backs, on defense has allowed her to uorry ,,,r p,,”,” cut College was viewed by coach especially senior Erin Hennessy, Senior Erin Hennessey scored the first goal of her career in Bill Gehling as the first real test on Tufts was able to keep them in Tufts’ 1-0 victory of Connecticut College. the team’s defense. The Jumbos check. had fared reasonably well against “Erin was instrumental in our Connecticut College in games over shutting down Hernandez, but of i Dolphins are winning the past few years, but Gehling course she didn’t do it on her was more concerned this year. own,” Gehlingsaid. “Since we play “Thisgamewasourfirstagainst a zone defense, all four defensive running game and defense areal ‘contender,”’ he said. “Con- backs covered her at some point byADAMKAMINS late rounds of drafts, however, may have finally necticut is a tough place to play, during the game, and they all did Senior Staff Writer turned things around. Instead of rotating names like and the team is always solid, year an outstanding job.” When one thinks ofthe Miami Dolphins, images Bernie Parmalee and Kirby Dar-Darat running back, in and year out. Hennessy, who wonNESCAC of a gimpy Dan Marino throwing for 400 yards in a Miami now has Abdul-Jabarand afinecomplement, shootout come to mind. For the last decade, it has rookieJohn Avery. Abdul-Jabarhasaveragednearly 1-h 1-h been Marino’s team, 100 yards per game, while the wide receiving corps Slow start, but goals Inside and any running has been boosted by Arena League refugee Orande game or defense has Gadsden. he NFL I been a luxury. On the defensive end, linebacker Zach Thomas till riding high Perhaps that is continues to emerge into a star, and the pass rush has why the Dolphins have not made it to the Super Bowl been boosted by the young Jason Taylor and the by NELTAYLOR since Marino’s second season and have not been as old, but reliable Trace Armstrong. The trio has nine sacks among them already. The defensive backfield Contributing Writer far as the AFC Championship Game since the 1992 bespite a disappointing start to the season, the Tufts men’s cross- season. When Jimmy Johnson took the reigns in the has been steadied by Terrell Buckley (who also has country team looks to continue its phenomenal success ofthe past few 1996 season, much ofthe talk centered around estab- two special-teams touchdowns) and Sam Madison,. years. Lead by veteran coach Connie Putnam and captain Jason Burke, lishing a running attack and defense. While such each of whom has two interceptions. So, it appears that the ‘Phins have turned things I c the squad hopes to better last year’s rookies as Karim Abdul-Jabar and Zach Thomas fourth-place-finish in New England contributed, the team still failed to make the playoffs. around. To play devil’s advocate, however, impres- Division 111. Last season, the team was 9-7, but unceremoni- sive as their2 1-0 win over the Pittsburgh Steelers Currently ranked 13th in the na- n two consecutive weeks against the was on Sunday, the Steelers have been out of sync tion, the team is only looking for Patriots, firstwith thedivision titleat all season, and the other two Dolphin wins came things to improve their high standing. The most recent race against MIT stake and again with their playoff lives at stake. The against two teams with a combined zero wins. -and Bates displayed the team‘sneed for a little more fine-tuning, though. reason for those failures was that Johnson’s hands And it’s not as if what is going on this season is “We are a little in doubt after Saturday’s result,” Putnam said after were tied. He could not successfully implement a anything new. Miami has gotten offto fast starts for losing the close race to MIT 35-42. power attack with his personnel, and it seemed the years, and all three of Jimmy Johnson’s seasons The victorv for MIT was clinched when their number-four runner only way toalterthe rosterwould be topart ways with have begun with talk ofhow Johnson is resurrecting passed four T;ftsrunners in the final minute ofthe race. The disappoint- Marina, in South ing loss was the first to MIT in three years. Johnson’s penchant forspottingNFL talent in the see NFL, page 10 Although this upset dropped the team five spots in the national rankings, no one is overly concerned yet. It is very early in the season and MIT, by starting the pre- season earlier, was “a few races sharper, Do youbelieve in miracles?The Sports Department of TheDailycertainly does after Jeff‘Enthusiasm is my middle name”Margo1ies more aggressive, and more confident,” ac- won the Ed Challenge for the second week in a row, going 11-2. This from the man who placed dead last among this esteemed group cording to Putnam, than the Tufts squad. ofprognosticatorsjust last year. He didn’t win it flat out on picks, however, as he had a little help from what has become his best friend, The confidence in future performance, Mr. Tiebreaker. Margolies was seen late Monday night out at the bars in Davis Square buying his buddy, Tiebreaker, a couple of when it really matters, is assured by the 16- brewskis. As fortherestofthepack,Jordan“1 wonthis last year, sogimmeabreak” Brenner, Kel1y“ClickClick” Desmarais, and Swingin’ year veteran coach, who has seen the team Sammy “Not Sosa” Erdheim, all fell one game short to the lucky Margolies each going 10-3. Jason Cohen, last week’s unfortunate turn it up a notch as past seasons have challenger tied Margolies for wins on the week, but lost out the on huge notoriety that goes along with being an Ed Challenge winner progressed. losing in the tiebreaker. The Sports Department has started up an investigation concerning Margolies’ methods in picking his He predicts that the team will “turn tiebreaker scores each week. It is believed that he has been in continuous contact with several NFL teams and has paid them to score around andgive them [MIT] agood thrash- the right amount ofpoints accordingto his pick. The investigation is ongoing, however, and we will keep you updated on the findings ing later in the year.” as they happen. This week, we’ve brought in TCU President, Sam’sroomrnateand all-aroundniceguy, Mr. Jack Schnirman. He was quotedas saying, :e CROSS-COUNTRY. Dage 10 “The Jets will win every week, even when they’re not playing.” This is the guy we elected to run the school? Before we wipe the floor with Jack, the Sports Department would like to wish him a very happy 21st. Jordan Jeff Kelly D. 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~ -/ THETUFTS DlhIEY September 16,1998 7 Arts & ntertainrnent or Robert Goulet shines in n ner and Lowe’s ‘Camelot‘ byROBEOTT by ALISON DAMAST Robert Goulet has Contributing Writer Senior Staff Writer truly grown with When you look at the back If you were an avid theater- Camelot. His perfor- coverofLocalH’snew album, you goer back in 1960, it would have mance was remark- see 15 different tracks listed. been hard to miss Robert Goulet, able and showed the maturity and emo- tional complexity of pb Local H Camelot King Arthur. King Arthur says in. the Pack Up The Cats I second act ofthe play, at the Wang Theatre I I “I am acivilizedman, That’s just fine. What you can’t with occasional discern from the back cover is that stopped, making things like writ- a shining new star on Broadway. I aps e s .” Gou I e t thisalbum isnot actually 15 differ- ing an impartial review rather dif- Back then, Goulet played the role makes you .feel how ent four-minute songs, but rather ficult. of the dashing, young Sir heart-wrenching and one 60-minute song that remains Perhaps credit should be given Lancelot in Lerner and Loewe’s difficult many of the exactly the same from track one to where credit is due. A listener has new musical, Camelot: This mu- love-tom’s King’s de- track 15. to respect a band that, although sical, has now become of one cisions are. Goulet Local H’s new release through made up of just two members, musical theater’s classics, and brings out the com- Island Records, Pack Up TheCats, sounds much like their promotions Robert Goulet is still going edy in the show with lacks any depth or originality. No promise, ‘‘afully loaded four piece strong ... thistime, olderandwiser, remarkable ease and songs distinguish themselves as band.” Unfortunately, the judg- in the role of King Arthur. makes you feel as if different from the rest, and listen- ment is still out as to what exactly The tale of Camelot, now you really know him ers are forced to endure a bizarre they are ‘‘loaded‘‘ with. playing at the Wang Center, is as a person. His gor- amalgamationof hard rock (early Scott Lucas and Joe Daniels, one of the classic tales of the geous baritone voice OS, big-hair stuff), pensive the two musicians that make up Medieval age. Romance, chiv- is truly one of the pseudo-alternative (early ’90s Local H, have earned some re- alry, and magic abound in the great voices in musical theater to- ing him for this minor lapse. tom- flannel stuff), and modem spect for their past ability to fill magical kingdom ofcamelot. The day. Michael Goulet, Robe1 techno/electronica. songs with clever lyrics, complex story begins after King Arthur Patricia Kies is excellent as Goulet’s son, played the part o Unfortunately, Local H has ideas, andcunningrhymesinvolv- weds the lovely Lady Guenevere. Queen Guenevere. She acts with Mordred. Mordred is Kin failed to take the better aspects of ing numerous polysyllabic SAT King Arthur, sick of pointless an elegance and gay spirit that Arthur’sillegitimateson.Kindo the influences it had hoped to pay words like “copacetic” and“trans- bloodshed and hatred, decides fits the Queen to a T. She and ironic,don’tyouthink?Itisprett homage to, and as a result sounds fusion”. This is not the case with to form the legendary Knights of Goulet have great chemistry to- obvious where Michael Goule forced and disjointed rather than the lyrics on Pack Up The Cats, the Round Table in order to pro- gether. Her singing voice, how- got his talent! Goulet had a won eclectic and nostalgic. It’s like which are mostly simplistic and mote justice, goodness, and ever, is not up to par with her derful Scottish accent and did they’ve come to the funeral of a goofy.Considersuch linesas,“It’s “might for right” for all men. acting. While she does an admi- good job playing the conniving beloved mentor to give the eu- never good when it’s bad ...” or Arthur’sgreatest dream is to live rablejob with her songs, her voice evil Mordred. He did an excellen logy, but instead end up telling “I’m feelin’ like an eight track.” in a civilized world where men sometimes has a nasal and stri- job in the song, “Fie on Good embarrassing stories and reveal- Theverychorusofthesong“Lami- respect and love each other. dent quality. Her voice shined in ness.” It must have been ver ing assorted shortcomings. nate Man” involves a passionate Word of the “round table” gets the song, “What Do the Simple exciting for the father and SOI Gaining considerablepopular- shout of, “You want to jerk me around, and before Arthur Folks DO,” but was not quite as team to play opposite each othe ity andnamerecognition from their around/ with your resume around knows it, men from all over Eu- lovely sounding in “Before I Gaze on the same stage. fisttwoalbums, HamjistedandAs your neck.” Huh? rope are coming to his kingdom at You Again.” The bright costumes were el Good As Dead, Local H has cho- In the song “All The Kids Are in the hopeofbecoming apart of DanielNarducciis ahumorous egant and evoked the Medieva sen not to mess with what they Right,” the vocalist actually says, this honorable association. One Lancelot. He takes his part very time period effectively. The scen consider to be a good thing. They “You heard that we were great/ of the knights that arrives in seriously and plays the part of an ery for the show was simple, bu have essentially rehashed their Now you thinkwe’re lame ...” and Camelot is Sir Lancelot,a boast- egotistical knight with ease. He brought to mind the elegance o material in the same form with dif- continueson inthis self-deprecat- ful and honorable young man has a beautiful tenor voice and thefamousera.NorJoerder’scho ferent lyrics and varied sound ef- ingmanner, likeacomedianwhom who has unbounded enthusi- does a great job with the classic reography was graceful and flow fects which ineffectually link the comments on how unfunny he re- asm forKing Arthur’s ideas. Un- ballad, “If Ever I Would Leave ing, and worked well with thl songs, drawing more attention to ally is with the hopes of getting a fortunately, Guenevere and YOU”.He is amusing and fun to beautiful score. their odd placement. laugh. Although the intent was Lancelot fall in love with each watch in the song, “C’est Moi”, in It was strange that one of thl There seems to be no rhyme surely a tongue-in-cheek comment other. King Arthur is confronted which he boastsofhismany, many show’s wonderful songs, ‘‘The] (literally) or reason for the inclu- on their moderate success, it seems with aterrible decision and must virtues. You May Take Me to the Fair’ sion of such noises as synthe- darkly foreboding instead. make the decision whether or James Valentine, playing the was not included in this produc sized meowing cats, a deep- Of course, it’s important not to not to betray his principles. role of Merlin the Wizard, and tion. Perhaps it was eliminated tc voiced man warning the listener forget one of the closing com- This is a wonderful produc- Pellinore (the King searching for cut the length ofthe show, whicl to “Watch out!,” random whis- ments on Pack Up The Cats, “I tion of Camelot and truly does his kingdom) provides much of was around two and half hours tling, and airy steel drums. Then don’t know where I am/ I think I the musical justice. Lerner and the comic relief in the show. He is If you are looking to be take1 they throw in a strained, air raid- killedmy cat.”The line finishesup Loewe, authors of the musical, simply wonderful in both ofthese back to a time period of honor esque, dying cat sort of guitar a trend of recurring cat allusions MyFQirLady,struckagoldmine parts. At one point in the show, he chivalry, and nobility, you woulc strummingthat, while lasting for signified by the CD’s title. What when they wrote such wonderful was so funny that he caused Rob- be foolish to miss this winnini no more than an hour or so, re- the trend might be representative classics as “Camelot,” “How to ert Goulet to break character and productionofCamelot,with Rob mains with listeners eternally. This of is a true mystery, but one can Handle a Woman,” “If Ever I laugh at him. The audience loved ert Goulet. Who knows if you’l screeching stays in the blood Would Leave You,”and“Before seeing Goulet crack up and imme- ever get another opportunity tc only hope that this cat does not c stream long after the music has have nine lives. IGaze at You Again.” diately broke into laughter, forgiv- see this legend in action? OC ot exact ckin’ this time around byADAMMAcMAM[C ster(Rollin’),”when hesays, “[I’II] an escort service for all the right nicemoments on this AtlantidLava damn hard. Better luck next time. Contributing Writer sample anything I like and never reasons/ And set up shop at the album. “I Got One For Ya” and “I All inall, Devil WithoutA Cause Kid Rock is very confused. His get sued.” This self-proclaimed top of Four Seasons.” Am the Bullgod” both show the is mediocre. While not complete newest album, Devil Without A leech style shows up throughout Other influences that can be Twisted Brown Trucker Band’s garbage, itwon’t inspireamusical Cause, is a good example of why the album. Continuing one step heard on this album include Mot- funkier side, with very well com- revolution, and probably won’t, past Senser in the chain of metal- ley Crue, AC/DC, MC Hammer, bined beats and basslines. The even inspire many people to listen rap that such bands as Faith No Alice In Chains, and even a whiny formeralso exhibitsextremelywell- more than once or twice. Unless .= 1 KidRock More and 31 1 helped chart, the country tune, “Only God Knows integrated sampling, adding fur- you just can’t get enough of 3 1 1 I Kid does nothing new for music. Why.” This would all be wonder- ther depth to the song. “Where U spinoff bands, avoid it. I Deuil Without A Cause I Rather, the album seems to be an ful, if the Kid could pull it off in a At Rock”endsupbeingthea1bum’s exploration ofall the musical styles new way. However, this is where he most memorable song. Although musicians should strive to perfect that he and his band enjoy listen- fails. His band is good. His metal- the band grinds it out using nearly one style of music as much as ing to in their spare time. rap fhion holds up. His vocals, identical music to that found in possible before exploring other op- “Bawitdaba”and “Fist of Rage” while uninspired, sound nice. Senser’s “Age of Panic,” this is tions. While exciting at times, the both reek with Offspring-influ- Yet, a key element is missing, perhaps the only song in which the album showsthat Kid and his back- enced guitar riffs, with the latter which keeps this album from being Kid actually sounds inspired. ing band (Twisted Brown Trucker) song’s vocal style heavily laden highly noteworthy. The Kid sim- Finally, although he fails miser- have stretched themselves far too withZackde la Rocha flavor. Inter- ply does not possess the neces- ably, the Kid attempts to wax some thin in trying to exploit many dif- esting, considering the use of the sary creative spark to bring it all deep race-relational philosophy in ferent musical styles. word “rage” in the title. On “COW- together and compose “Black Chic, White Guy.” Good The Kid’s attitude about music boy,” Kid sounds like a tired Beck, groundbreaking music. intentions, but it comesoffsound- is summed up in “Roving Gang- proclaimingdesires such as, “Start None the less, there are a few ing like the Kid’s just trying too 8 THETUFTS DAILY September 25,1998 THETUFTS DAILY Letters dto the Editor Pete Sanborn I Editor- in-Ch ief Stop worryi about lists the Daily’s review ofAdrian Lyne’s, Lolita(“Boston ‘Reels’ atthe 14th annual Film Festival”9/24). While EDITORIAL To the Editor: About the article in the Daily, “Tufts highly I certainly agree that Irons and Swain turned in Jason Cohen ranked in Princeton Review”(9/23), do you think we brilliantperformances as Humbertand Lolita, I do not Managing Editor might stop beating ourselves around the head and share their opinion that Lolita’s ending isa“me1odra- Lauren Heist shoulders? Why in the name of all that is rational matic, campy fiasco.” Lolita’s final scene is not Associate Editor should it be necessary “to boost the sagging egos of supposed to be dramatic, it was intended to be Tufts’ students”? Do you have any idea what enor- ludicrous. NEWSEditors: In fact, Lyne’s ending is quite true to Nabokov’s Dan Barbarisi, David Pluviose mous amount of praise is heaped on this University Assistant Editors: in thesereviews? One ofmy former students, thrilled ending. Humbertis drunkand Quilty is ill.Neitherof Andrew Freedman, Jordan Solomon to his socks, just sent me a copy of Barron’s Most them are completely aware of what’s going on, and Quilty’scomplete indifference to his impending death, VIEWPOINTS Editors: CompetitiveColleges, where the description of Tufts 2. Amol Sharma, Dave Steinberg University would be guaranteed to bust the buttons and the physical state that both men are in, is impor- tant to the story. Loiita is not, on the surface, a tragic FEATURES Editors: off any Jumbo. I never could understand this self- Tony Kahn, Elizabeth Chen, Jason Salter flagellating inferior complex. I have been here for 34 story, at least until the end of the novel. It is a laugh- Assistant Editors: years. We are a superb liberal arts college with a out-loud funny book, replete with Nabokov’s pecu- Seth Ingram, Jennie Forcier, Lesley Bogdano liar wordplay and literary allusion. ~ research-oriented faculty. You can’t beat it, and it is ARTS Editors: about time that the student body woke up to this It is only at the end of the novel that the reader Alison Damast, Katie House reality. Even the 25th ranking in USNews and World is fullyapproached by the tragic nature ofthe story. Assistant Editor: Report is a minor miracle, given our philosophy of Humbert’s likability makes the reader forget that he Caroline Wolter ’ education and where we were 20 years ago. We care is a deviant pedophile, and it is only at the end ofthe WEEKENDER Editors: about undergraduates enough to qualify to be in- book, when Humbert finally meets up with Dolly Rachel Deahl, Eliza Strickland cluded in the liberal arts list, but we do so much Schiller that we realize how he has destroyed poor SPORTS Editors: research that we find ourselves on the list with Lolita’s life. This is carried across perfectly in Lyne’s Jordan Brenner, Jeff Margolies, Kelly Desmarais Michigan and Berkeley. Relax, stop worrying about film, and the “cheapness” with which Deahl and Assistant Editor: Soponis label the film is but Lyne’s attempt to Sam Erdheim lists, and feel very good about yourselves - and replicate Nabokov’s humor, and make the audience PRODUCTION your University. Sol Gittleman forget, at least for the first part ofthe film, that Lolita Provost of Tufts University isa tragedy. To praise the film merely as “ifnothing Haley Stein else ... apiece ofart which was nearly shrouded from Production Director ‘innocent’ Americaneyes” further cheapens Lolita. Production Managers: ‘Lolita’ review misses Lyne’s film is not merely notable for its explicit P Pamela Abrams, Mike Dupuy, Judith Dickman mark scenes, but for staying as true as possible to LAYOUT Nabokov’s masterpiece in the confines of the cin- Assistant Editors: To the Editor: ema, the end result being a very funny and tragic Sandra Fried, Denise Garcia I find it difficult to agree with some of the com- film. ments made by Rachel Deahl and Trevor Soponis in Chris Kohler LA’02 GRAPHICSEditor: Geir Gaseidnes COW Editor: Cambra Stern

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-i- no GC?.,*rrfi.L.Cg s soccx:R The win over the Camels was ers on defense,” Gehling said. “1 ior Eden Hauslib early in the sec- goes on.” CCDnh.Y.Cd .hZ PZgC? 5 also Tufts’ first conference was more nervous than normal ond period. The first was tapped in Tufts goalkeeper, sophomore become much more involved in matchup. With the victory, the going into thisgame. I didn’twant off the rebound of a Hennessy Randee McArdle, recorded her the offense than in years past. I Jumbos moved up from fourth to us to take them lightly because I shot. The other came just under third consecutive shutout as she feel that because of this she’ll be second in New England, accord- wasn’t sure about our ability to seven minutes later and was as- handled all threeofGordon’s shots able to continue to be an attacking ing to NCAA rankings. They also generate scoring chances against sisted by freshmen Lynn Cooper on goal. The smothering Jumbo threat as the season goes on.” jumped to 16th in the national them.” and Michelle Graziosa. - defense has limited its opponents Overall, Tufts dominated the rankings. Gordon had allowed just one Tufts could have added two to just eight shots over the first majority of the play. An almost The Jumbos extended this goal in its first sixgames, but in the more goals, but both were called four games, aremarkable statistic. impenetrable defense, however, season’s winning streak to four second half, the Jumbos were able back on penalties. Only one ofthese shots has found was slightly hindered by an of- with a win at Gordon on Tuesday. to fire up their offense. In discussing the play of its way to the back of the net, fense that was up against a much Once again, strong defensive play “We really took a positive step Hauslib, Gehling said, “She making McArdle one of the top more physical team than they had characterized the day. Neither team forward in the second half,” showed great promise at the end goalkeepers in faced before this season. This was was able to score in the first pe- Gehling said. “Ourattacking game of her freshman year, but she suf- New England. the main factor in the low final riod, asGordon’sextremely tough rose a level. We moved the ball fered a serious injury last season, “Despite the fact that she hasn’t score. defense, which features a double extremely well, making quick, ac- tearing .her PCL. It’s a long and had much to do during most ofthe Despite this, Gehling feels that sweeper, held the Tufts offense in curate passes. We were able to hard recovery, and I think we’re games,”Gehling said, “she’scome the team has improved greatly, check. break down theirdefense and score just now catching glimpses ofthe through big time on the especially on the offensive side of “Gordon plays a very defen- two quick goals.” Eden ofold. I thinkshe’ll contrib- occasional breakaways when the ball. sive style ofsoccer, with fiveplay- Both goals were scored by jun- ute more and more as the season we’ve really needed her.” Gehling is not suprised by the fact the Jumbos haveonly allowed Attention Graduating Seniors one goal thus far, pointing out the Peace Corps will be hosting an information session on cam- ++ strong play by the defensive backs pus in an effort to fill hundreds of assignments in Africa, through the switch to the flat back Event Marketing , Asia, Eastern Europe and Latin America that will begin four set. He was also very pleased ieparting late May 1999. part time with the team’s overall ability on Pro Performance Marketing is seeking reliable, the field, and both the quantity and quality of the players coming Peace Corps is looking to till important assignments over- energetic, self-motivated, goal-oriented, profession. seas in development in a variety of sectors. LOOKING off the bench. FOR LIBERAL ARTS MAJORS ESPECIALLY! als with a flexible schedule to promote university Tufts’ next challenges will be marketing program. Responsibilities include staff Saturday and Tuesday, when they management, training, inventory/quality control an( face off against Colby and Volunteers receive a monthly living stipend, housing, trans- Wellesley. Both games will be portation to and from their host country, complete medical coordinating event logistics. Excellent pay. For played at home. and dental care, vacation, travel subsidy and a $5,400 re- adjustment allowance upon completion of service.

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etroit Lions looking for new auarte1 Men aiming- for NESCACs NFL detrimental to the team, and the dan. They need to rid themselves CROSS-COUNTRY there is a difficult transition be- continued from page 5 players felt there was a lack of of the dead weight around Sand- continued from page 5 tween the five-kilometer high the team. In the previous two sea- leadership. Gailey has given the ers and rebuild completely. It has Tufts did edge Bates, a very school race and the eight-kilome- sons, there was a partial collapse Cowboys resiliency, something become asad spectacle every year respectable rival, in the race, but terrace at the collegiate level. late in the season, and disappoint- they lacked a year ago, with a few in the Motor City, as this under- hopes to do better in the future. Junior Matt Lyon said that one ing results. So, while most of the losses snowballing into five-game achievingcrew failstorewardtheir Junior Peter Rodrigues summed of the reasons the team is off to a pundits are talking about the Dol- season-ending losing streak and a Hall of Fame running back. They up the situation, saying, “We have slow start is the fact that “the phins hosting this year’s Super 6- 10 record. blamed ex-coach Wayne Fontes, a long way to go, but we seem to freshmen are still adjusting to the Bowl, one would be wise to wait This year, however, they licked who was fired following the 1996 be on the right track.” longer distance.” and see. If there’s no loss in Buf- their wounds, and beat up on the season. Nothing has changed. Individual standouts in the race Freshman Ben Smith, who falo, no home loss to a sub-.500 Giants, whoayearagowereunde- They need to overhaul their roster included a fourth place finish placed 13th inlastweekend’srace team, and no blowout in New En- feated withinthedivision. Gailey’s before a losing culture can be (25:43.17) by Matt Lyons, a fifth agreed that “it’s a little adjust- gland or Oakland, then this team hiring was greeted mostly with turned around. place finish (25:47.55) by Dave ment, but the intensity ofthe train- should be taken for real. Other- shrugs and smirks, but it looks as In some ofthis week’s marquee Patterson, and a tenth place finish ing will help in the long run.” wise, it would be premature to praise if owner Jerry Jones may have games, the Tennessee Oilers will (26:47.99)by Jason Burke. The long runs that the team the Dolphins too heavily until they found the right man. upset the Jacksonville Jaguars, This weekend, there are actu- undergoes in practice everyday escape their recent history. One coach thought to be a fine who lost their best running back, ally two races: the top eight run- range from eight to 12 miles at a The statement ofthe week was hire before last season was Bobby James Stewart, for the season a ners will be running in a pre-Na- time. They usually run around the made by Jimmy Johnson’soldteam Ross ofthe Detroit Lions. He was weekago. The Steelerswillbounce tionals competition in Carlisle, Charles River or at the Fells, their inNew York. TheDallasCowboys supposed to give the Lions direc- back with a narrow win over the Penn., and the next seven runners home course in Grafton,where the demolished the defending division tion and pointtheir immenselytal- Seattle Seahawks, who enter the will be competing in a separate Tufts Invitational will be held on champions, the New Y orkciants, ented offense to the late rounds of game at 3-0. And in San Francisco, local meet, the Codfish Bowl at Oct. 3. 3 1-7. The Cowboys were written the playoffs. Instead, chaos with a 3-0 record at stake, the San Franklin Park in Boston. Both The season goals for the cross- offby many after a loss in Denver reigns, with quarterback Scott Francisco49et-swill demolish the squads are expected to perform country are very lofty: “A second in which quarterbackTroyAikman Mitchell, whose only significant Atlanta Falcons and resume their well, due to the depth of the team place finish in theNESCAC would went down for at least a month statistical contributions come in hobby ofbeating up on NFC West which currently has 3 1 members. mean we had a bad season,” with a broken collarbone. the departments of salary, inter-. patsies. Putnam feels that “the second Putnam said. A shocking thing happened on ceptions, benchings and AWOL. seven is good enough to beat a lot They also hope to make an- the way to oblivion, however, as Rookie Charlie Batch started a The Dailv: ofNew England teams’ varsities.” othertrip toNationals, where they I I placed seventh in 1997. To merely backup quarterback Jason Garrett week ago, but he couldn’t change A One of the reasons that the was good enough to win. And the course of this team. Despite team is doing well is the strength improve upon last year’s finish with star running back Emmitt having the best running back of I Where you I ofthe freshman runners, although would be a great feat since the Smith getting hurt early, backup our era, and maybe ever, in Barry team recently had the most suc- running back Sherman Williams Sanders,the Lions cannot seem to Iread it ohen.1 --H ces.l‘u1 back-to-back seasons in was impressive as well. Deion get out oftheir own way. Thetime its 85-year history. Sanders was “Prime Time” again, has come for the team to make returning a punt and an intercep- changes. Perhaps they should tion for a touchdown, and sud- look at the rest oftheir division for denly Dallas is the favorite in the ideas. 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