C HE UF S DAILY~ Medford, MA 02155 Tuesday, November 27,1990 Vol XXI, Number 52 Off-campus housing Fire at Delta Upsilon is under survey to be distributed investigation as possible arson perspectives for their decision." by KRIS MUFFLER by RICH KETCHUM Daily Editorial Board Hrycyszyn said the survey will Senior Staff Writer The Tufts Community Union be briefand easy to fill out. It will There was a fire over the holi­ Senate plans to compileinforma­ include approximately 15 ques­ day weekend at the Delta Upsi­ tion about the off-campus hous­ tions, ranging from objective lon fraternity house on Profes­ ing available in theTufts area by information and the student's sors Row that police believe may distributing a survey to students individual opinions ofthe apart­ have been arson, Tufts Police as they register for classes during ment they lived in. He said that Captain Ronald Repoza said the next two weeks. the Senatehasnotyetdetermined yesterday. "The motivation behind it in what form the compiled infor­ Officer Bob Bricker was on behind it was to provide informa­ mation will be made available to routine motorcycle patrol on Fri­ tion about residences which Tufts students. day Nov. 21 at approximately students live in, for future stu­ The survey will be conducted 11 :50 when he noticed the red dents who may want to live off in Eaton Hall by senators, sev­ fire alarm light flashing in the campus," said Senator Carl eral members of student organi­ DU house. He entered the build­ Hrycyszyn. "It will provide mostly zations, and other individual stu­ ing, checked the alarm system, objective information about the dents. All students currently liv­ which he found out of commis­ residence, with additionally some ing off-campus will be asked to sion, and noted some smoke personal perspectives. [It] will fill the survey out when they are coming from the basement. Daily file photo not endorse or blacklist particu­ waiting to register. Bricker found a mass of ashes, This weekend's small fire at the DU is under investigation. lar residences, but provide stu­ "We'll be starting to do this burnt papers, and cardboard boxes was the cause of the blaze be­ it was too late. dents with additional facts and tomorrow," Hrycyszyn said. piled against the basement wall cause it was set next to a wall that Penney said that he was satis­ "Since the first two days only next to a locked exit. Police be­ would not have caught fire eas­ fied with the police response. Both seniors are registering, we don't lieve the fire burned itself out ily. the alleged arson attemptand the expect to see that many off-cam­ shortly before Bricker arrived. Police computers did not pick failed alarm system are currently pus people then. We'll be there The police reported no signs up the smoke alarms, according under investigation. for sure Thursday, maybe Friday offorced entry, and said thescene to Repoza. Under normal circum­ Tuesday, November 20 and then definitely Monday and was littered with ice, orange juice, stances, any smoke alarm in a A student was heating wax in Tuesday of next week." and frozen food looted from three Tufts building sends a signal to his Houston Hall dormitory room This year will be the first time storerooms in the basement. the station. Repoza said that this when he accidentally lit a fire. such a survey has been conducted, DU President Matt Penney said potentially dangerous malfunc­ The student threw a lit match in . Hrycyszyn said, adding that he that damage was minor and con­ tion was due to water damage to his waste basket resulting in a hopes it will become an annual sisted of a wall warped from the the alarm system. Penney clari­ blaze that was contained to the Senate project. heat and a melted exit light. fied this information, explaining basket and extinguished by the Hrycyszyn said that he came Nothing was stolen. Penney did that the fraternity had to shut off student with a dorm fire extin­ up with the idea for the survey not think the incident was a mat­ the alarm system in order to re­ guisher. Both Tufts Police and last year after searching for off­ ter ofconcern. pairdamageto a burstwaterpipe. the Somerville Fire Department campus housing himself and Police notified the Somerville Repoza praised Bricker's ac­ responded, and there was no promised to organize the survey Fire Department, who sent an tions, saying that the Department damage to the room.' as a part of his senatorial cam­ arson investigator to the ·scene. was not aware of the alarm and TCU Senator Carl Hrycyszyn. paign earlier this year. Penney did not believe arson might not have been notified until see POLICE, page 7 New minors program considered Somerville bar proposalfails The Somerville Licensing Commission voted down a proposal by KRIS MUFFLER suggests that the Minors Com­ eliminated from the current pro­ last week that would have called for all city bars, including Tufts' Daily Editorial Board mittee add departmental minors gram. MacPhie Pub, to close at midnight. The Tufts Community Union to the current program, which "Departments which feel that Theproposal, submitted by Alderman Jack Connolly, asked that Senate Education Committee sent presently includes interdiscipli­ five or six courses are insuffi­ the closing times be rolled back one hour from their currentclosing a letter to the student/faculty nary minors. Each department cient for a minor may require in time of 1 a.m. It was presented Oct. 22 at a public hearing. Minors Committee last week could designate the structure of addition a short paper or projcct Connolly said he proposed the policy outofaconcem for public asking that the committee make the minor and the number of for both the interdisciplinary and! safety, citing the large number oflate-night incidents at a few bars _changes in the program in order courses required for its comple­ or departmental minor," the let­ in the area. to increase student participation. tion, the letter said. ter read. After receiving a petition from the Somerville Restaurant and "The current minors program Individual departments would Chair of the Senate education Lounge Association containing over 4000 signatures against the is cumbersome and covers too have the prerogative of whether committee, Ellie Kleinman, said proposal, the commission voted it down 2- I. Leonard Scott and few areas of study," the letter or not to require a student com­ yesterday that she would like to Anthony Vetrano, the two other members of the commission in read. "As a result, few students pleting the minor to have a minor see each minor require the com­ addition to Connolly, voted against the proposal. are participating... the' current advisor. pletionofonly five orsix courses, Local bar managers maintained that the proposal would have minors program at Tufts is both The letter also recommends compared to the larger require­ caused problems with staff and would have cost the bars a lot of insufficient and poorly structured." that the requirement of a thesis ments for a major. Sheadded that money. The Senate committee's letter for the completion ofa minor be she feels the current requirements The proposal would have affected MacPhie Pub and the Cam­ are forcing students away from pus Center, which are both located in Somerville. Programming Board elects president completing the program, noting The Tufts Programming Board elected Marc Bucella, former that only 14 people completed Harvard pays million dollars dIrector of public relations, as their new president last night, minors last year. replacing outgoing Julie Tromberg, according to Concert Board "I personally feel that too many CAMBRIDGE, Mass. (AP) n ' practice ofacquiring property and Harvard University will pay Cam- converting it to academic uses, Chair for the Programing Board, Mayer Danzig. Tromberg, who people are opting to double ma­ served as president for the fall semester, resigned the post to go jor," Kleinman said. "By double bridge more than $1 million making it exempt from property abroad next semester. majoring, instead ofdoing a minor, annually under a to-year agree- taxes. "I feelreally good about it... I'm looking forward to keeping up I think people are narrowing the ment to help compensate for taxes what we've done this semester," Bucella said. He added that the breadth of their education. The the city cannot collect on school entire Programming Board will ,miss Tromberg and her efforts. point is to come out knowing a property. Inside Tromberg lead the recent restructuring of the Programming little about a lot of things, not a The agreement, announced Features p.3 Board; which took place over the last two semesters. The group, lot about just two things," she Monday, updates a previous 10­ Whether you want to be a model or which coordinates social, cultural and educational events on added. year arrangement adopted in 1978. University President Jean Harvardhadcontinued its annual just look like one, Nathaniel "Tan" campus, started the year with new policies, new goals and a Ruhlman can tell you all about it. revamped constitution. Mayer said recently at a press payments voluntarily under the conference that he is not pleased terms ofthe old deal for the past Thepostion ofdirector ofpublic relations, vacated by Bucella, Arts p. 3 will now be open to the Tufts community, Danzig added. He about the number of students two years. double majoring. Harvard claims to have been Kevin Costner dazzles audiences explained that any Tufts student may pick up an application at the with his three-hour gem, Dances With "I am u~impressed with the the first non-profit institution in Programming Board office, which are available Wednesday and Wolves. Don't drink before the movie. due the following Monday. number of people who take two thecountry to make voluntary in­ majors," Mayer said. "My expe­ lieu-of-tax payments to its host In addition to Bucella's former position, the postion of vice Sports p. 5 rience in life is that itis infinitely community, beginning in 1929. president is also vacant, according to Danzig. Tammy Wolpowitz, Alpha Epsilon Pi won the prestigious Butthe university has encoun­ former vice president, resigned last week due to other time more important to graduate with fraternity football's Intramural Bowl. tered friction recently over its commitments, he said. see MINORS, page 9 Plus, we're lookinl! for a few l!Ood fans. page two THE TUFTS DAILY Tuesday, November 27, 1990 THE TUFTS DAILY Letters to the Editor u______Support for Marks r~gret that during th~ war their diet con- for the acts ofa few who are exceptionally Lauren Keefe slsted mostly of milk, vegetables, and insecure and in need of psychological Editor-in-Chief To the Editor: bran." help. But it seems unavoidably clear that As seniors in chemical engineering, we So, ifthe Danish wartime experience is some among even the most educated men Managing Editor: Anna George are well educated jn optimization, materi- any evidence, the Iraqis have lillIe to fear in our society continue to hold views that Associate Editors: Geoff Lepper, David Saltzman als management, and profit maximiza- ifthey will only switch to a low-fat, high­ women are entirely separate and inferior Production Managers: Beth Geller, Markus Mueller tion. We generally get the highest return fiber, vegetarian diet. Theirfood resources beings. These vi~ws' contribute to an NEWS possible on our time arid energy. Because will go· farther, and their health will be Editor: Kris Muffler atmosphere in which many consider it Assistant Editor: Patrick Healy Chuck Marks has an appreciation ofthese improved. acceptable to show disrespect to women, Wire Editors: Bruce Schwartz, John Stone principles, the poor management and low Furthermore, commitment to a non- to abuse them psychologically, and to VIEWPOINTS yield of the Tufts Community Union Senate violentdiet might help us all. commit sex crimes against them. Editor: Jason George frustrates him. When he voices his dis­ ~y "feminist" friend almost certainly FEATURES gust, he is representing a viewpointshared Maynard S. Clark would have spoken up ifthe other man had Editors: Janine Billy. Michele Pennell by many of his colleagues. Staff Assistant said something racist or homophobic, but Assistant Editor: Elizabeth Yellen Omilling the flowery prose that Matt Electrical Engineering he said that it hadn't occurred to him that ARTS Freedman wasted his paper, time, and the other's sexist comments were compa­ Editor: Allisoh Smith energy on, here are a few improvements The harm of sexism rably prejudiced or harmful. They were, Assistant Editor: Kristin Archick that we suggest: and the sexual equality I fervently hope SPORTS 1. Become a senator because you want To the Editor: we will eventually achieve requires that - Editors: Geoff Edgers. Dan Schorr One day last week, I was describing an Assistant Editors: Sean Melia. Neil Fater to represent and implement the ideas of men as well as women speak out against your constituency, not because you want experience I'd had that morning to two sexism. True acceptance of diversity can PHOTOGRAPHY • male friends. My professor, while lectur­ Editors: Nathalie Desbiez. Julio Mota. Mara Riemer to feel honored, popular, or powerful. be achieved only if all people op~n their Assistant F..ditors: Jonathan Grauer. 2. Do not spend so much time listening ing on human development, had created a minds and regard one another as distinct Jen Kleinschmidt, Olivier Tittrnann to your own voices. It would not take two scenario in which a male falsely tells a individuals. PRODUCfION hours to discuss an issue if people only female that he loves her so that she will Layout Editors: Michelle Frayman, Julie Cornell expressed worthy ideas. Also, if senators engage in sexual activity with him. As the Betsy Erbaugh A'93 Classifieds Editor: Laura Walker limited their rhetoric, they would have ­ professor continued, the male in the sce­ Assistant Classifieds Editor: Lisa Moorehead nario appeared increasingly manipulative Copy Editors: Julie Primosl. Young Chung more time left for action. Chuck Marks has done an admirable and the female increasingly stupid. He Zappia gets zapped job of upholding his campaign platform. followed this by disclosing his belief that To the Editor: Javier Macaya Although it may seem like he holds a lone women truly are more manipulative than This letter is in response to Andrew ExecUlive Business Director opinion, he is deeply supported by many. men, especially in the context of mar­ Zappia's Viewpoints article "Who are the Business Manager: Larry Azer Harsh reforms in the Senate are called for, riage. He then laughed. A few students reactionaries?" (Nov. 26, 1990). Office Manager: Heather Paddock and Chuck Marks has the will and intelli­ laughed as well, but many seemed shocked, Some people want so desperately to Receivables Manager: Sandra Giordano including myself. The professor hurriedly . hold on to the archaic fallacy that the Subscriptions Manager: Michael El-Deiry gence to begin making them. brushed his own comment aside and moved white western malehas contributedevery Greg Crescenzi E'91 onto something else. thing to society. Therefore, their litera The Tufts Daily is a non-profit newspaper, published Upon hearing this story, one of my ture, philosophies, theories, etc. are the Monday through Friday during the academic year and dis­ Liz McKenna E'9l tributed free to the Tufts community. The Daily is entirely Eric Fu E'91 friends, who considers himselfa feminist, only ones worthy ofstudying. Everything student-nm; there are no paid editorial positions. The Daily Paul~ondaniE'9l was sympathetic with my disgust. The else is "reactionary," "leftist," or "decon is printed at Charles River Publishing, Charlestown, MA. second friend was not. He said the profes­ TheDaily is located atthebackentrance ofCurtis Hall at Scott Thomas E'9l structionist," and has a severely commu Tufts University. Our phone number is (617) 381-3090. Sheryl Halio E'9l sor was correct and that it is in fact proven nist bend. Business hour.l are 9:00 a.m. - 6:00 p.m., Monday through Trong Tran E'91 that women are more manipulative than In their obvious ignorance, these people Friday and I :00 p.m. - 6:00 p.m. on Sunday. Subscriptions are $15 for a semester and $25 for a full Sam 1m E'91 men. This angered me, and I told him that believe that they know everything. They year. Our mailing address is: The Tufts Daily, Post Office­ I found his assertion of this bogus data will therefore never learn anything. How Box 18, Medford MA 02153. Subscriptions are mailed in outdated and offensive. He suddenly be­ can such a narrow scope reflect tnith? It weekly packages. Food, glorious food 'The policies of The Tufts Daily are established by a came somehow "distracted" and began does not. Itcannot. Itonly goes to further majority ofthe editoJiaI board. Editorials are established by To the Editor: maneuvering the discussion away from demonstrate that a certain sector of soci­ a rotating editorialhoard designated to represent a majority Recently Saddam Hussein has been issues of sexism. He finally attempted to ety, namely white, conservative, middle ofeditors. Editorials appear on this page, unsigned. Individ­ ual editors are not necessarily responsibile for, or in agree­ threatening to file suit in an American end the discussion by asking the other class males, benefit from this mentality ment with, the policies and editorials ofThe Tufts Daily. court ifany Iraqis die from starvation as a man ifhe'd seen the Eagles game. He did and the institutions thatitupholds andwill The content of letter.l, advertisements, signed columns, cartoons and graphics does not necessarily reflect the opin­ result ofthe boycott by the United States. not look at me or in any way attempt to therefore fight tooth and nail to continue ion of The Tufts Daily editorial hoard. We can see that Hussein need not fear for involve me in the rest ofthe conversation. to perpetuate these ideals no mattei what the lives of his people, as shown by the Heassumed thatthe othermale, simply by their negative effect on the rest ofsociety. Lellers to the Editor Policy Danish experience during the First World virtue of being male, would know about Zappia provided with Joseph Sobran's War. thegame. Hedidn't, but he kept up his end definition ofa reactionary: someone who "The Great War" ground on and, like of the conversation with nods and "uh­ is "behind the times, clinging to the dis The Tufts Daily welcomes letters from the readers. The lettelS page is an open forum for campus issues and com­ most wars, was a great unnatural experi­ huh's." The issue of sexism was dropped reputable and embarrassing past that al ments about the Daily's coverage. ment in the nutrition ofmillions ofpeople and I was excluded from their discussion educated people should have outgrown.' Letters mustincludethe writer's nameand a phone num­ due to deficiencies secondary to the up­ ber where the writer can be reached. All letters must be because I am a woman. If this does not describe Zappia and his verified with the writer before tIIey can be published. heavals in normal life that the hostilities These combined events made me furi­ conservative ideas perfectly, I don'tknow 'The deadline for letters to be considered for publication caused. Beginning several years before ous. Unqualified comments like the one what does. in the following day's issue is 4:00 p.m. Duetospace limitations, letters should be nolonger than that tum ofthe century, extending through my professor made have no place iIi the As to nomenclature: 350 words. Letters should be accompanied by no more than the war and continuing for several years classroom, especially on such a "diverse" Zappia is right, I guess. White Arneri eight signatures. thereafter, a number of interesting papers can males have. the right to call people The editors reserve the right to edit letters for clarity, campus as this one. The unsympathetic Publication of. letters is subject to the discretion of the were published by a vegetarian, the Dan­ male friend, while probably intending no what ever they want. After all, THEY editors. ish scientist Hindhede, the "bicycling offense, demonstrated ignorance and a named the Hopi, Zuni, Cherokee, Pima Letters should be typed orprinted from an IBM orIBM­ professor." A member of the Danish War­ etc. "Indians." Oops! Wrong continent compatible computer in letter-quality or near-letter-quality reluctant attitude toward furthering equal mode. Letters written on Maciotosh computers should he time Food Commission. he was quoted in respectfor bothsexes.Andmyotherfriend Wrong people. So! I'll call them what I brought in on disk - files should be saved in "text-only" 1915 as saying that the most dangerous of failed to realize the significanceofhis part damn well please! format, and disks should be brought in with a copy of the letter. Disks canbe picked up inTheDaily business officethe the forces with which Germany had to in the exchange. He later agreed that by By the way, "people ofcolor" refers to following day. contend was the German pig. To feed . saying nothing to challenge the other man's all minorities, notsolely toAfricanAmeri Letters should address the editorand not a particularin­ grain and potatoes to cattle and swine 'in actions and assertions, he hadencouraged cans, as Zappia incorrectly stated in his. dividual. While l~.tter.l can be critical of an individual's actions, they should not attack someone's personality traits. order to eiu meat meant the loss ofat least his clinging to outdated stereotypes of article. The Daily will not 'aCcept anonymous letters or pen 80 percent ofthe food's nutritional value. women which may seem comfortable and "African American" connects African names except in extreme circumstances if the Executive With this in mind, in Denmark, the Food Board detennines that there is a clear and present danger to familiar, but which are ultimately harm- .. Americans to people allover the world the author. The Daily will not accept letters regarding the Commission-instituted a policy ofreserv­ ful. - who share African ancestry. It means that coverage of other publications, unless their coverage itself ing the vast majority of the grains for A few weeks ago I received a very we have a history that extends beyond has become a newsworthy issue that has appeared in The Daily.The Daily will accept letters of thanks, if space per­ direct human consumption with the resul­ disturbing phone call from a man who American history. Anyone so caught up in mits, but will not nm letters whosesole purpose is to adver­ tant adequate provision for food for all in claimed to be part of a radio promotion. the "classics" should surely relate to this tise an evenL the nation during those troubled times. He turned out to be an obscene caller. The idea. We have been compelled by white When writers havegroup affiliations ~r holdtitles orpo­ sitions related to the topic oftheirletter, The Daily will note Hindhede asserted: "TheGerman soldiers same man called a friend of mine a week society to ignore ourAfrican heritage. We that in italics following the letter. This is to provide addi­ conquered France in 1871 with the aid, or later, even though both our numbers are were taught by the many images of Afri­ tional information to the readers and is not intended to detractfrom the lette.r. in spite of, three-fourths of a pound of unlisted. My roommate, neighbors, fe­ canjungles thatAfrican equals ugly, back­ meat a day, and they went into the present male friends,. and most women I know wards, underdeveloped, uncivilized and Classifieds Information war on the same basis. Germany has paid have received obscene calls atone time or embarrassment. For centuries we have a high penalty..." another. I know of far fewer instances of tried to run away from anything that made All Tufts students must submit classifieds in person, In a subsequent paper, he summarizes men receiving such calls. Last week a us more African. We have straightened prepaid with cash orcheck. All classifieds musthesubmitted his findings on the Danish wartime diets: strange man entered my next door neigh­ our hair, lightened our' skin, thinned our by3 p.m. the day beforepublication. Classifieds may alsobe bought at the infonnation booth at the Campus Center. All "The Danish food regulation [low protein, bors' dorm room at 2:30 a.m. with his fly noses, held our lips in so they wouldn't classifieds submitted by mail must be accompanied by a low fat, lots of bran] was a most interest­ open - another of Tufts' infamous mad look too big -- too African. check. Classifieds may not be submitted over the phone. ing problem for me. It was a low-protein But not anymore. "African American" Notices and Lost& Founds are free and run onTuesdays masturbators. These kinds of abuses can and Thursdays only. Notices are limited to two per week per experiment on a largescale, about 3,000,000 be very destructive, and they happen with is aboutreclamation. It means a proud-to­ organization and run space pennitting. Notices must be subjects beingavailable... During the year outrageous frequency, especially in- our be-of-African decent American. It means written on Daily fonns and submitted in person. Notices of regulation it [the death rate from all cannot be used tosellmerchandise ~"!eric:ans.~ Asian person or &J:'oup. again, "...No one can dispute the fact that I do not claim that all men are sex the people of Denmark have no cause to offenders or that all men are responsible see LETTERS, page 8 Tuesday, November 26, 1990 THE TUFTS DAILY page three FEATURES/ARTS Ruhlman a model of success by PAM YUDIN fice his education to a possibly undeservedly sa. Daily Staff Writer unsuccessful modeling career, he Ruhlman hopes to model for Tufts senior Nathaniel "Tan" says. at least four to five years before Ruhlman wasrecentlycontracted Ruhlman appeared with two going into the fashion business, as a male model by the Ford other new male models on New depending on how things go. After Modeling Agency and hopes to York'sJoan Rivers Show on Nov. graduation, Ruhlman plans to tour use hisexperienceto help him get 8. Ruhlman said he had thought Europe with Ford and begin into the fashion business. that the agency had forgotten about working and putting his portfolio Ruhlman, a history major from him and was surprised when he together. According to Ruhlman, Connecticut, said that modeling asked to appear on the show. Joe this is standard procedure for Ford ''never entered my mind until about Hunter, a Ford executive, picked models. two years ago," when friends en­ three male models that had not Ruhlman's ultimate career goal couraged him to submit photos to yetbeen contracted, according to is to import clothing from Nepal, a New York agency. Ruhlman. The three men, all col- wherehe believes the tailors have According to Ruhlman, mod­ .lege seniors, were contracted on great talent and use inexpensive . to>yamum eling agencies only request port­ the air. Ruhlniari said he enjoyed but high quality materials. Cut this one out. Someday this original Tan Ruhlman will be folios when they do not plan to meeting Joan Rivers, and he re­ Ruhlman expects that importing worth money. hire the model. Ruhlman saidthat ferred to her as a very "funny, and clothes made in Nepal will create agencies"can tell ifyou are good very quick lady." . an exciting trend in· American with," Ruhlman said. why there is such a stigma at­ enough by a few snapshots" and During the interview ~n the fashion. He hopes that modeling According to Hunter, person­ tached to being confident about will provide free portfolios for show, the men were asked why will help get his foot in the fash­ ality is everything. your looks, and with being a model. models theY like. Although Ford they became models, and how ion door: "Isaw a lotofbeautiful people Itispossible to beconfident with­ has contracted Ruhlman, he has they are treated.by others in their get turned down," Ruhlman said. out being conceited." decided to wait until after college community. The three men agreed Attitude and personality are "It's a lot of good luck and good Currently, the "hot" age for before he starts working as a model. that they are treated differently very important part of being a timing, and finding a good, repu­ male models is 27 to 35. For Ruhlman does not want to sacri- because of their 'looks, though good model. According to a Ford table agency." women, the age group is signifi­ agent, the agency does not enjoy A model does not have to be cantly younger. working with people who are conceited to be successful, Although Ruhlman has notyet "Wolves' is'a once in conceited and have bad attitudes. Ruhlman believes. He said that seriously modeled, he is definitely "People with attitudes are less any special talent is as important someone to watch for in the fu­ a lifetime experience appealing and harder to work as the next. "I don't understand ture in modeling and fashion world. An 'inconceivable' show: The Smithere.ens in MacPhie Pub by GEOFF EDGERS . will be Carry Nation. John Ro­ band its folk feel. Daily Editorial.Board cosny, leader of Carry Nation, Although it would be nice to It seems nearly inconceivable appeared on Especially For You say, "Come out and get a ticket thatthe Smithereens will beplay­ and has remained close friends for the show," these tickets are ing at MacPhie tonight, especially with the Smithereens. According long sold out. Maybe some friendly' .when you consider thatThe Band to the Nation's record label-- the scalper will come your way. performed atthe 1990 Spring Fling. goofy-sounding Hey Day Rec­ Otherwise. wait for the next time , Thereason why it's so stunning is ords -- their SO:Ind is oneoP'folky the 'Reens come around again, that while The Band isn't really psych-pop." Rocosny's guitar worlc· although the smallest venue they'll still alive, or at least fully con­ gives a rock backgroud, while everplayregularly will be a place scious, the Smithereens have never Beth McCormack's fronting vo­ like the Orpheum Theater in enjoyed as much success as they cals and flute melodies lend the Boston. have in the last year. They are in Kevin Costner stars as Lt. Jolm J. pUlluar, a white man living their prime. With three albums among Sioux Indians, in his new movie, Dances With Wolves. out, the most recent being 11, the 'Reens have carved out a sort of by DAN ACKERSTEIN him deeper and deeper into their Senior StaffWriter fold. Wolves then follows Dun­ "college-pop-rock-new-wave" Dances with Wolves is one of bar's adoption into the tribe, his category for themselves. those movies that comes along stirring romance with Stands With Lead singer and guitarist Pat once in a lifetime, a film so moving A Fist,and his friendship with the . DiNizio writes the songs. To say Sioux people. The ultimate con­ that DiNizio is in a lyrical rut Film flict arises when Dunbar, known would be an understatement. If ~ to the hibe as Dances With Wolves, somebody kept statistics on the ~ Review must choose between his new percentage of bitter songs to ex­ family and his country, making lovers in the world, DiNizio would andenjoyable that itis difficult to the decision that will forever surely be on top with the highest find fault with any single mo­ determine his destiny. percentage, but that's okay. It's mentofits entire three hours. It is This film benefits from more not what you say, it'show you say by far the finest movie in any exciting and honest acting than it -- right? cinema today. The film's beauty, perhaps any movie since the first Beginning with their first al­ message, and spirit are conveyed Western hit the silver screen. bum a few.years ago, Especially so strongly that after watching, Costner's performance is excel­ For You, the Smithereens have all the movie-goer can do is take lent and is complemented per.: reeled off a healthy sum of radio a long, deep breath. feetly by the portrayals of Kick~ . hits, .among them "Blood & Dances with Wolves is the story ing Bird, Wind In His Hair, and Roses," "Green Thoughts," "Room of Lieutenant John J. Dunbar the rest ofthe Native Americans. Without a View,""GirILike You," (Kevin Costner), who, in reward Dances is also Costner's debut as and "Blues Before and After." for an act of heroism on a Civil a director and producer. The The Smithereens' sound can best War battlefield, is given his choice movie's scenery is staggering in be described as similar to the ofoutposts anywhere in the United its natural grandeur and beauty; Beatles in the group's more bluesy, States. Dunbar chooses an out­ the Black Hills of South Dakota late-60s period. poston the western frontier, deep provide an amazing setting for LeadguitaristJimBabjak usu­ in the Black Hills of South Da­ the tale. Over 3,500 real buffalo ally plays in a very homogeneous kota. were used to reenact the tradi­ style with a lot ofChuck Berry­ Upon arriving at his new post, tional buffalo hunt that kept the esquelicks, and DiNizio has been Dunbar finds it deserted, and takes Sioux alive. known to play some good solos, up residence by himself. He soon too. Last year, the pair traded off comes into contact with a nearby The movie's stirring realism leads during a performance of Sioux tribe, and befriends their and strength make its message all "Blues Before and After" on Daily file photo holy man, Kicking Bird (Graham the more clear, and its message is "Saturday Night Live." PatDinizio, lead singer and guitaristfor the Smithereens, returns Greene), and warrior, Wind In oneofthe utmostimportance: the Opening for the Smithereens with the band to Tufts to play MacPhie tonight. His Hair (Rodney A. Grant). He real Americans, those who were also meets Stands With a Fist the first to fight and die for this (Mary McDonnell), a white land, were not the English set­ woman who was raised from tlers or the French colonizers Do Layout! childhood as Sioux. whosedescendants livehere now" Dunbar's acts of bravery and but the American Indians, a race courage quickly earn him a place and culture that was decimated Call Beth, Markus, Michelle, in the tribe, and his admiration by the foreign settlers they had and respect for the tribe draws hoped to live with in peace. or Jules at 381-3090 page four THE TUFTS DAILY Tuesday, November 26, 1990 Just realized there are only 2 weeks left in the semester? . ·Have a lot ofwork to do?

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TUFTS HEALTH EDUCATION PROGRAM HEAITH & WELLNESS 26 WINTHROP STREET 391-0720 Tuesday, November 26,1990 THE TUFfS DAILY page five SPORTS AEPi tops DU in Intramural Bowl Men's hoop, Wed. 8:00 by SCOTT WORTMAN wideouts continuously. DU's defense proved tough Contributing Writer With AEPi facing second down throughout the game too. Line­ What a strange.headline. There is not even a verb. There is no Alpha Epsilon Pidefeated Delta at the 35 yard line in the first set backer Pelligrini was a standout mention of who, what, where or why. But, it is a headline for the Upsilon 12-0 lastweek tocapture ofdowns, Kurlander stepped back as he intercepted a Kurlander pass soundbyte generation. In this generation of quick news tidbits, the fraternity Intramural Bowl. and threw over the middle. DU and raced 40 yards downfield to faced-paced lifestyle and no lunch, I felt I had to get the point Entering the contest AEPi, 6- safety Brian Anderson tipped the put DU in scoring position. With across. So, you may ask, stop contradicting myselfand get the point 0-1, faced DU, 5·1, which it had ball, but a sliding Monroe cap­ a big momentum swing, itlooked across now: narrowly defeated in overtime tured the pigskin at the four. A as ifDU was on its way to an easy Crowds at the Tufts sporting three weeks ago. Held under the subsequentquarterbacksneakled score, buta tough setofdowns by Dan Schorr events are often pftiful. lights on the practice field last to AEPi's first score. The conver­ AEPi defense, led by linemen Men's basketball opens home Monday night, the bright light sion was missed. Ingerman, Dave zaret and An­ Sports Schorrts tomorrow, and for those who may bulbs and the cold weather were DU quarterback Ed Lavallee drew Gordon, held their counter­ have only read the headline, early contributors to dropped was unlucky. His All-Intramural parts to short gains. The gun hopefully they too will get the point. passes by AEPi. tightend, JeffPelligrini, was sick sounded soon after -- the halfwas This column is notanother"Apathy atTufts"article. I hardly see Playing in the traditional for- for the game and was not his over. apathy at this school, but I would like to channel the energy to the mation of three down linemen, usual self. Furthermore, unlike Kurlander later connected to sports arena. Yes, I would love to see the Tufts crowds as enthusi­ two tightends,onerunning back, Kurlander, the Lavallee tips landed Monroe for a 16 yard score at the astic as UCLA. Yes, I would love to havea sports-fan fraternity like a quarterback and two wideouts, in AEPi arms. DU was moving begining of the second half and they have atDuke in which the brothers research information about AEPi shot passes to tight ends strongly upfield on their ftrSt drive that rest was defense. the opponents and provide the fans with cheering and taunting Jason Monroe and Mike Karsch, through completions to Pelligrini DU's Pelligrini said "they were material. Yes, I would love a band in the stands and wins on the blocking back Brett Ingerman, and talented receiver JoeVivaldi. a well organized team. We should scoreboard. And yes, I do realize I am at Tufts. But it can happen and wide receiver Jason Fond. A Lavallee was constantly pressured have been more prepared." here. tough DU line, with Bob Ham- bytheAEPirush.Hewasflushed Melvin also commented that For those few of us who remember the Jumbo Invitational a mond at nose tackle and Eric outofthepocketnumeroustimes, because a number ofDU players number of years ago when Jose Redd and Upsala College played Melvin atend, forced AEPi quar- but his scrambling ability was for once played Tufts football, "it Tufts and made this school look like North Carolina. The fans here terback Scott Kurlander out of naught as he failed to complete was a big game for us." adored this guard from New Jersey. After a terrible first half, he the pocketa number oftimes, but more than one pass to his receiv­ Excited with thevictory, AEPi came out to the Tufts taunts of"Jose! Jose!" After hitting over and the resourceful sen,:,;.io~r:.-.:,h~it:;..,.:.h~is~..;e;;r:;s.__ captain Monroe said that after overfrom th.e outside, soon he was hitting from the inside the hearts being in the finals three years in a ofTufts fans. "Jose, Jose!" Where was I? I constantly asked. Who row and not winning, "wewanted cared. This was the greatest. This, fellow sports fans, was college. this one and we got it." SO,toanyofthoseofyouwhowereinCousensthatnightandsaw 1M Notes: Other intramural that magic, I appeal to you. For those ofyou whose siton the couch standouts include a competitive each Saturday watching Michigan instead ofTufts, I appeal to you. Sigma Phi Epsilon squad and a For those of you who love Bob Knight, come watch Bob Sheldon. stingy Theta Chi team that man­ Ifyou are too scared to come and yell and get involved, wear a agedto pull outatieagainstAEPi, mask. That's right. At the University of Wisconsin there is a intramural champions. Psi Upsi­ Bleacher Creature Section. People take on a different identity, lon, a semifinalist, improved as wear a mask, and go crazy. Put on some garb, face paint and dress the season progressed, but came for the occasion. up short in the, semi-final game. To the Seniors: Create a senior section. Rope it off, hold a sign In the independent division, Hill over your head, barb wire it, I don'tcare. Just only let seniors in and Hall came up as victors as they start some traditions. Continue some traditions. Throw toilet paper. defeated team\"WA." Honorable Bring costumes. Taunt the players. Jean Mayer Lookalike Night: Anyone who comes down to mention goes out to the intramu­ ral referees who had to put up Cousens dressed like Dr. Mayer on Friday night and finds me will get a gift certificate to Jumbo scoops, courtesy of the Daily. with the constant arguing and Fraternities, Sororities, Campus Groups: Hold a halftime complaining. shoot out at mid-court. Bring your new members and encourage them tocheeras an initiation task. Hold a fundraiser involving Tufts sports. Ifeveryone were to go to Tufts sporting events, there would be no need for calling each other a million times to see what we were all doing. We are all doing the same thing al'yway, why not start at the basketball game and go out together? Am I trying to lead a riot? No (well, not really). Am I directing my comments just to men's basketball? No. Not at all. Women's swimming, hockey, women's basketball and track are exciting sports in need of support. Your support. Am I in dreamland? Definitely not. I would be in dreamland if there were a thousand screaming fans atWednesday's, Friday's and BE A RED CROSS VOLUNTEER Saturday's basketball games. Hopefully, I'll see you there.

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Is your persona1 up the rear once again at 6-7-1. bad - yOU'll see. Have an amazing Avail for this spring semester. statement professionally typed' Year standings: Steve, 73-53-2 day I Love, your favorite F.J. (N Original Futon On College Ave- right across and laser printed on high quality On·Campus (.578); Geoff, 71-56-1 (.559); not D) . Futons, frames and covers direct paper In a typestyle that's at­ Undergraduate from soccer field. One bdrm wi Environmental Position! Ron, 69-57-2 (.547); Larry, 75­ from factory. Best prices in new. kitchen, large liVing rm, tractive? No need to fret-CALL 65-2 (.535). No comment this AMY T!!! town. Call 629-2339 for FREE parking spaces, and 4 great fRAN ~T 385-5921- a specialist CEM seeks an environmental week, folks -- I'm too damn tired Happy Birthday! You didn't think DELIVERY. Twin cotton/foam roommates. Call 776-0619 for In making your applications and studies major and/or active mem­ to think. I'd forget, did you? You dropped futon for only $89.. personal statement as appealing ber of an on-campus environ­ questions or more info or leave­ mental stummt group for Tufts enough hints about it! We hope messageI as possible Skippy your birthday won't be TEN Coordinator. Prefer appli­ Five more days till no more bay­ BAAAAADI We love you! Jen and Jamaica Cancun AcapUlco cants avail 12/90-5191. Applica­ Attention Off-Campus tions accepted at CEM Educa­ bee. I love you Regina Houses, Sororities, Frats Florida . Housing 3 piece living rm set for sale. Don't miss out on the party this tion Building, 177 College Ave. Joan Richardson In honor of Julie's Excellent condition. Won't last. year & make sure you get a hotel! (orange bldg next to Cousens Got your message but "Life Is birthday $350. Call 381-3395 The cheapest rates, especially to Gym) until Spm, 11/29 . Hell" for the next few days. Will But some hot apple cider - for Jamaica Don't wait. If you plan answer when I can. Take care. I'll yourself, of course! Today from ahead, you save $. Call me at623­ WAKE N' BAKE!! visit someday, someday soon. I 10:30 - 2:30 at the Campus Cen­ Clos~ to Campus! 2154. Monica Quality vacations to exotic des­ promise. Love, Lisa ter FOR RENT tinations for Spring Break in 2 fully furnished bdrms in 4 bdrm JamaicalCancun/Margarita Is­ Spacious 5 bdrm, 2. baths, flre­ apt with 2 groovy housemates. PACK AND SHIP Nadine, Monica (T.B.T.C) POOKIE: place. Sunny, 2 balconies, yard. • 395·0004 land starting at $429! Organize $330/mo negot Spring sublet group travel free!! Early birds I need help affixing labels tonite. Just wanted to wish you a happy Pets negot Parking for 2 cars (1 Call 666-2311 Don't have the time or materials Come to Drama btwn 10 and 5 and birthday, as if I could forget. covered). Arlington, very safe, to pack and ship your holiday get free T-shirt! Call Sun Splash re~ Tours 1-800-426-7710! I'll explain. This regards the Love, Peter on MBTA: 20 mins to Tufts or SPRING SUBLET packages?? We'll do it for you! ception on the 7th. --201 Capen Harvard. $1050/mo. Security Call the Processed Word at 395­ 1 spacious bdrm avail w/3 way Need part·time PC Angela deposit, 646-3235 cool roommates. Fully furnished 0004 or bring your package to 15 Pond Scum (aka H.G.) Happy 19th or 20th, I'm not sure Forest Street, Medford Square support person $?75/mo. Close to Tufts, 10 to work business hours at a con­ Where are you?? I thought you which - but I hope you have a cool FOR RENT Pinkham Road. For more info 393­ (opposite Post Office). had band rehearsal today. Well. birthday. Love, a person who 3 bdrm, fumished, short walk to sulting firm in Central Sq. Some 9827 "EARS FOR PEERS" programming familiarity a plus. maybe tomarrow. Me knows you campus. Will rent individual rms or Four Bedrooms whole apt- $8551whole apt or A confldential, anonymous hot­ Good job for college students. living rm, & eat-in kitchen in line run by and for students. If Natasha LaBaze Angie $2851eabdrm Call Ed at395-3204 HiII~ide. Call John at 547-1200 You are a great, wonderful per­ three-family house, on you have a problem orjust need 10 My little pookie, happy birthday! Walk to College. $1200/mo. talk call 7 days B week, 7pm-7am. son!ll Thanks so much for your Aren't you happy with your pres­ FOR RENT Classical Mythology 75 books to help me write my re­ Spacious 5 bdrm apt, furnished NeWly painted & decorated. Avail "381-3888** . Dr. Merzlak seeks two seniors ent? Thought so. Well, ya better now. searCh, paper. I wish we got the on College Ave, Lg driveway as TA's for course, Spring 1991, be - don't be a megabitch! Love, Contact Lens Wearers extension but, I might just take Pat $165O/mo. Avail Jan. Please call 27 Block. 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Call Peter 666-9303 evening phone bankers. $7.15 LASER TYPESET average hourly pay. Please call trying to forget it, but I just can't Housemate needed $20.00 • 395·5921 let you! Love, 135605947 COME LIVE WITH PETE for larlle, 2 bdrm apt with spa­ Rebecca or Pam. 492-8699. Happy Birthday SCHEIDL Impressive laser .typeset resu-· Margherlta C!OUS liVing room, dining room, mes, featuring computer stor­ Madye Seymour 2 Spring Subletters needed­ kitchen and bedrooms which are SNOWBOARDING Enjoy your 23rd revolution: ­ $2661mo-4 mins to Campus Ctr­ age until June for future updat­ Attention all snowboarding and Javier As your ex-host and my ex-Pre­ fumished. Also included is a car ~ng. Your choice of typestyles, Fresh, I'm sorry it's taken me this Huge Rms-Fully equipped kitchen people who want to learn: Winter & common area. Two porches for for your own personal use. Including bold, ilalics, bullets, is here! Join Tufts Unofficial ·Erlcca· long to wish you a belated Happy ~25O+utilities no lease. 321-0452 Spring BBQ's. Contact Bruce at etc. on Strathmore paper. One Snowboard Club. Call Alex Hillin­ Happy 19th to the most tropical Birthday. Okay, I'm, I'm POND day service available. (Member SCUM. SORRY!!!! 628-9555 or Craig 666-4n2 ger at 629-9021 or Adam -~ chick around! May you have a of PARW- Professional Associa­ year filled with Saabs, Replace­ Rothschild 629-9103 to find out 3 Bdrms Avail Jan 8, 1991 tion of Resume Writers). more. ments (PW), eVil, and caffeine­ $870/mo, heat & water incll! 12 freeness (I'll try!) Get psyched Pearl St, either 2nd semester Also, word processing or typing for the Smithereens! Love, Linda Lost& only or 1 yr lease. Call Herb or of student papers, grad school Investment Internships Armand days:396-8386, applications, personal state­ S. David Rivers is getting Available At Smith Barney. Call Events eves:483-1045 ments, theses, multiple letters, Jennifer Morse @ 574-8624 very old Found !Spes transcribed, laser print­ But don't tell him that. Just slap N Camb. near Porter Sq T Ing, etc. CALL FRANCES ANY­ him (gently now brittle bones) on TIME AT 395-5921 2 bdrm condo-Ex cond-Fully appl Conoert pianist sseks the back, say something goofy HAIRy accompanl.t kit-w/w-partially furn-Iaun fac­ and do a little dance. Sounds like a WANTEDI Found: Gold charm uTYPING AND WORD" serious students incl heat & hw-parking $950. 666­ bracelet at .i~term~ia~ level and up. personal problem to me. Alpha seeking piano accompanist for 1839, 868-6356. PROCESSING SERVICE love, beta carotene rehearsals for Torn Ticket II's in front of Metcalf. Call Aaron at Training gIVen In analysis of the 395-5921 score, advanced technique and . spring musical, Hair. Part time or 629-9329 Student papers, theses, grad James R. Apt for Rent theory, If deslred. I have per­ full time. Please contact James 2. bdrms, living rm, dining rm, school applications, personal !ormed in Japan, the Soviet Un­ Happy 21 st. It's all downhill from at 629-9270 or Julie at 628-7387 Helpl I lost my drewlng statements, tape transcription, here. Marriage, kids, death!! At kitchen, off st parking, close to sketch pad IOn and extensively around Bos­ college. $750. Call Ray 729-2323 resumes. graduate/faculty proj­ ton, including WGBH Radio. least you can buy for us now. -The (18* x 34") beside the West Side ects, multiple letters, AMCAS Benetton Group HAIR Story ticket booth in the Campus Please call for a consultation: Tom Ticket II's spring musical! For Rent! forms. All documents are laser 628-5063. Ctr on Fri Nov 9. It was given to a printed and spell-ehecked using· -'7 HAPPY BIRTHDAY GEOFF Come Audition! " you boogie in Spacious rm in 2 flr apt-2 min walk cast member to take to a re- your bedroom behind locked ftom campus, hdwd firs. no WordPerfect 5.1 or Multimate. Student. One day late. May Ultra Vivid . hearsal, but where is it now? If Reasonable rates. Quick turn­ Scene's, bassist-that buoyant doors or you are an opera singer l?harge W E!nd 0, huge kitchen. you know please call Heather at Learn the most effective mar­ of the shower AND have always hVing rm. Smaller rm also avail. around. Serving Tufts students ke~ng technique of the nineties maiden-sing you a sexy birthday 629-8518 and faculty for 10 years. 5 min­ tune, clad only in your favorite wanted to take your talents to Call Judy 391-4173 while esteblishing your own busi­ the slage - WE WANT YOU! Audi­ utes from Tufts. CAll FRAN ness. Excellent opportunity to flannel shirt Kinda beats that ANYTIME, 395-5921. (Member Miles Davis box set, huh? So tions are Jan 11 and 12! (Right Super Spring Sublet CALCULATOR' earn outstanding monthly in­ after Holiday break, so mark your Sunny bdrm. avail. 2 mins from of NASS - National Association come, for the rest of your lifel whe~'s Paul Westerberg's Plane found Nov 20 morning at Cabot , of Secrelarial Services) due In today? Love. Ericca calendarl) Go to Arena Theater C!lmpus, driveway. washer, full Aud. Call and leave message Call 499-1973, recorded mes- , for more info or call 628-7387 _~tchen. Call 396-4871 395-3871 ' sage. Tuesday, November 26, 1990 THE TUFfS DAILY page eleven Events Delivery Today Tomorrow

Programs Abroad. LCS Swlm·A·Thon Study Abroad In Paris­ Swimmer Appreciation Party. or Representative. Eaton 201, ''-:00 p.m. Campus Center, Rm 207, 11:30 a.m. LCS Volunteer Vacations Mandatory Meeting. Eaton 203, 9:00 p.m. Eat in Health Education Program Stress Management Latin American Society RESTAURANT Workshop. aRITMO LATINO·: Uve band 26 Winthrop, 5-7 p.m. from C8ntares. Hotung Cafe, campus center, 7:30p.m. Visit our newly Communications & Media Studies Tufts Aslan/Aslen American Report from Southern Society remodelled and Africa. General meeting - eledion nominations. expanded restaurant. Eaton 201, 7 p.m. Eaton 201, 9:30 p.m. TCiA The Career PlannIng Canter O."d$Q. Model U.N. Nations Info Business Careers for Uberal r------, session. Arts Majors-eareer Panel. Eaton 206, 4:00 p.m. Eaton Hall, Am 202, 8:00 : We offer the cheapest and highest : p.m. HungerlHomeless Coalition Global Dinner, Free w/meal WA card. I quality foo'din the Thfts area. I Hot Apple Cider Sale. MacPhie Pub, 5-6:30 p.m. Campus Center, 10:30·2:30 Tallolres Summer Program Infonnational Slide Presentation, ~ Amnesty International Catalog & applications will be 628-9220 or 628-9224 : Meeting. available. Eaton 201, 9:30 p.m. Barnum 008, 6:30 p.m. :L ----1295 Broadaway, Somerville ~: The Fools' Guild Men's Volleyball Team Meeting for all those interested Try~uts. in Juggling. Jackson Gym, 6-8 p.m. Jackson Gym Lounge, 7:00 p.m.

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SPRIN WI COURSES·

Course #/Time Title :tnstructor

.. American Studies 091wi Integrative- seminar Rbsenmeier 5-7+ Anthropology 180wi Nutritional ¢ Bailey A-3+· Anthropology Biology 184wi Topics in Ernst W-I and 0-2 Developmental Biology Chemistry 08wi Environmental Kenny D-3 and 4-1 Chemistry <1> Economics 124wi state & Local Public A. Schwartz 5-7+ Finance. ... . EconomlCS 158wl Law and Economics S. Schwartz 6-7+

English 52wi ~neral View Hofkosh 5-3+ and 5-4 of English Literature

English 124wi Reason and Revolt Van Sant 6-3 and 6-4 !if French 163wi Nineteenth-Century . Naginski B-3+ and 7-4+ French Novel: The Heroine's Plot German 196awi(English) German Women writers .Romero B-3 and Z-2 German 196bwi(German) German Women writers· B-3 and German ·section TBA Music 082wi Aspects of American DeVoto 2-7 and 0-4 !if Music Philosophy 024wi Ethics Bedau 3-7 and 0-4 ~> - Philosophy 126wi Theories of Human White A-3+ ext. to 5:30 Nature Philosophy 133wi Philosophy of Language Richard 8-7+ ·.Qpanish 192awi ~ Testimonial Literature Kaiser-Lenoir 6-3+ and 6-4 ~ of Latin America