THETUFTS DAILY [Where You Read It First Friday, November 13,1998 Volume XXXVII, Number 45 I Collection insituted to assist relief efforts for Hurricane by JORDAN SOLOMON Daily Editorial Board In its first international relief effort, the CatholicCenter is spear- heading a relief effort for the vic- tims ofHurricane Mitch. On Sunday, the Catholic Cen- ter will collect donations for the hurricane’s victims at the weekly 1Op.m. massatGoddardChappel Photo by Daniel Rodrigues which will be sent tocatholic Re- Mike Capuano, pictured here during his Congressional vic- lief Services. tory speech, is the subject of the documentry See Mike Run. According to Catholic Cen- ter Director Father Dave 0’Leary, the idea was first suggested by Capuano’s video bio a student several weeks ago but was held off until this weekend in order to raise enough public- to be shown tonight ity to ensure the collection’s success. by JONATHANDWORKIN he would one day become mayor O’Leary saidhehopesthatthis “People have the chance to McLennan added that he Contributing Writer ofthecity of Somerville,Fishman effort will raise awareness in the give in a way that is congruent hopes that these and similar ef- Apolitical video-biography of said. surrounding area of Tufts’ dedi- with their beliefs,” he added. forts across the country will in- Somerville Mayor and Congress- She continued, saying, “Here cation inaidingthose whoneed it. McLennan specifically men- spire further action within the man-elect Michael Capuano en- was this family legacy being cre- “I hope it will show the larger tioned efforts being made by the government. “I think that the titled See Mike Run will be shown ated,” adding that Capuano has public that Tufts University stu- Red Crossandthe Fletcher School devastation of Honduras and tonight at 7 p.m. in Cabot Audito- been affected by astrongpolitical dents care,” O’Leary said. as part of a larger project to pro- Guatemala shows that we need rium. Admission is free. influence since birth. AccordingtoUniversityChap- vide reliefassistance to the hurri- a response at the level of the This will be the first public Capuano has criticized Tufts lain Scotty McLennan, however, canevictims. Marshall Plan after World War screening of the 34-minute film, for not giving enough to Sunday’s collection is only a part According to McLennan, the 11. 1 hope that these types of which documents Capuano’s life Somerville, adding to the already- ofamuchlargerefforttakingplace damage inflicted by the hurricane efforts will encourage substan- andhis recent election asUS Con- strained relationship between the throughout the university. makes these efforts highly neces- tial government assistance,” he gressman for Massachusetts’ city and the University. . “I’m thrilled that there are a sary. said. Eighth District. See Mike Run centers on numberofeffortsoccurringsimul- “This is a staggering calamity Foranyonewhowishestomake See Mike Run was created by Capuano’scampaign in the Demo- taneously on campus to help the and the humanitarianneed is enor- a donation at a time other than that Sarah Fishman, a freelance re- cratic primary, and features foot- victims of Hurricane Mitch. It’s mous. Themore we can collect and of Sunday’s collections, a contri- porter for The Boston Globe who age of his team’s intense effort to great that there are so many paral- the quicker we could do it the bution could be sent to the Catho- regularly covers stories about win the election. Fishman began le1 efforts,” McLennan said. better,” he said. lic Center at 58 Winthrop Street. the Somerville community. to investigate the creation of a Fishman has been working on video biography of Capuano at the project for the past eight the suggestionofaco-worker. She Strikes against Iraq ‘will be months at Somerville Community said she has appreciated the op- Access Television (SCAT). One portunity that the project has af- major focus of the film is the forded her. significant' says WilliGrn Cohen - “It has been avery interactive comparison ofcapuano’s public Los Angeles Times-Washington With the powerfbl components ficials have not said that it is be- life with that of his late father, a way to follow the electoral pro- Post News Service ofthe Pentagon’s warmachine- ing changed - nor have they Somerville Alderman and World cess... I was curious how he WASHINGTON-The United additionalships, B-52 bombersand said whether Clinton would War I1 veteran. would do in the race,” Fishman States and Iraq stood resolute F-l17A Stealth fighters-moving launch an attack while out ofthe “I was most interested in the said. Thursday as Defense Secretary into position, the Clinton adminis- country. personal forces that had shaped See Mike Run is an indepen- William S.Cohendeliveredames- tration brushed aside any sugges- TheClintonadministration took Capuano’s career,” Fishman dent, non-profit production sage, stem in its simplicity, that tion that there is room for diplo- heart from araredisplay ofunity- said. which had no outside funding. whatever punishing military macy to avert an attack, and pos- perhaps greater than at any time Shortlyafter Capuanowas born After tonight’s premiere, the film strikes the United States launches sibly a massive one, at virtually since the end of the 1991 Persian in 1952, the Somerville Board of will air on SCAT Channel 3 in against Saddam Hussein ‘‘will be any moment. Gulf War -that found nations in Aldermen issued a prediction that Somerville. significant.” President Clinton. whose na- Europe and, most significantly, tional security advisers met with- much of the Arab world lining up out him Thursday, was silent on behind the United States. the subject during his one public The foreign ministers of eight appearance ofthe day. But others Arab nations issued a statement in the administration kept up the Thursday holding Iraq respon- drumbeat. sible for exposing “the innocent “We’re not playing games,” Iraqi people to more miseries and Cohen said. tragedies .” “There is no need for further The statement - supported warnings to Iraq,” said State De- by Syria, Egypt, Saudi Arabia, partment spokesman James P. Qatar, Bahrain, Kuwait, the United Rubin. “We have beenatthisa long Arab Emirates, and Oman-said, time. They understand our seri- “The Iraqi government is held ousness. This is agrave situation.” responsible for any conse- In Baghdad, Tarik Aziz, the deputy quences that might arise from its primeministerand Iraq’smost sea- refusal to back down from its de- soneddiplomat,heldout little hope cision to expel the UN weapons of a peaceful resolution, telling re- inspectors.” porters, “We don’t see any light at In the United States’ view, the end of the tunnel. There is a the crisis has been precipitated tunnel after the tunnel. by Iraq’s decision on Aug. 5 to “The road is being blocked prohibit the UN Special Com- continuously,stubbornly, illegally mission from carrying out field by [Clinton’s] government.” inspections for the chemical and The crisis over Iraq’s decision biological weapons Iraq is nearly two weeks ago to shut charged with eliminating. On down UN weapons inspections Oct. 3 1, Iraq took the additional - _.., ... - appears to be nearing a boiling step of halting the monitoring of Junior Michelle Graziosa and the women’s soccer- point just as Clinton and other previously discovered weapons top aides are scheduled to depart sites. Iraq says it will not coop- team will host Ithaca at 11 a.m. on Saturday for for an Asian economic confer- erate with the disarmament plan ence in Malaysia. until the economic sanctions im- the NCAA Division I1 Ouarterfinals. The president is scheduled to posed after Baghdad invaded leave Washington Saturday. Of- Kuwait in 1990 are lifted. ‘2 THETUFTS DAILY November 13,1998

The Catholic Center at Tufts University Fr. David M. OLealy, Director 58 Winthrop Street Medford MA 02153

Va. lawyer says defendin Klan leader’s riga ts is the , right thing to do SPECIAL COLLECTION FOR VICTIMS OF HURRICANE MITCH Richmond, Va., lawyer David P. Baugh has already decided that The Catholic Center at Tufts University has launched a special collection for the victims he and his latest client are never going to be friends. Barry Elton Black, a leader of a Pennsylvania branch of the Ku of Hurricane Mitch in Honduras and Nicaragua. Sunday, November 1jth, at the weekly Klux Klan, preaches racial separatism and doesn’t invite nonwhites into his home. Baugh, a former federal prosecutor, is African 1O:OO p.m. Mass at Goddard Chapel the entire collection will be sent to Catholic Relief American. But Black is also facing yp to five years in prison for burning a Services. xoss at a rally in rural Carroll County, Va., under a law that the American Civil LibertiesUnion ofVirginia considers an unconstitu- tional infringementoffreespeech. AndBaugh isalawyerthe ACLU :ounts on for unpopular cases. So when Black goes to court for a preliminary hearing Friday, Baugh will be beside him. “Mr. Black has aright to stand up and say, ‘I hate people,’ as long “The Tufts Community wants to reach out. Last Sunday before the Mass students were 3s he doesn’t cause public disorder. lfhe wishes to express that with symbol, he can,” Baugh said. =king what we could do. We announced the start of a special collection for November 15th,” “If you’re going to protect Louis Farrakhan or pro-life speech ... )r any group that is not in the majority, you have to protect him.” states Fr. Dave O’Leary, Catholic Chaplain. But Virginia Attorney General Mark L. Earley’soffice, which is ielping Carroll County Commonwealth’s Attorney Gregory Goad )rosecute Black, arguesthat the law simply prohibits usingaflaming :Toss to threaten others. Threats and words that incite people to mmediate violence are not protected by the Constitution.

Spirit.* of the body “Financial assistance seems too easy, but there is an immediate need for so many politic worries items money is the most effective help. Catholic Relief Services has local people on site in religious right both countries who will put these funds to direct local needs.” continued Fr. Dave.

WASHINGTON - The setbacks suffered by social and reli- iious conservatives in last week’s election have forced strategists In the right to seriously consider what they once thought impos- iible: that they may be out of touch with the electorate as they plan or2000. For some Republicans and conservative interest-group leaders, he election raised nagging doubts about the political viability of #ocial-issueconservatism. In private, some GOP operatives ac- If one cannot attend the Novei2ber 15th 1O:OO p.m. Mass, donations c.an be sent to the mowledge that ifthe country is becoming more tolerant on moral ssues, includingsexual infidelity, it could mean trouble for Repub- Catholic Center at Tufts, 58 Winthrop Street, Medford, MA 02155. ican presidential candidates planning on making a call for a moral evival the centerpiece of their campaigns. Those possible candi- For more information please call (781) 391-7272 or E Mail [email protected]. lates include Sen. John Ashcroft, Mo., former Vice President Dan )uayle, and publisher Malcolm S. “Steve” Forbes. Capturing the Republican nomination may well involve appeal- ng to a generally conservative primary electorate hungry for lenunciations of President Clinton’s sexual activities,but emphasis In moral issues could alienate general-election voters, many of vhom see the Republican focus on the Clinton scandal as an ntrusion into private moral questions. TAKING A STUDY BREAK? n A .-.I ‘TAG’ tears into CNN Gerve-gas story with a

vengeance Purse Wallet Keys WASHINGTON-CNN’s discredited NewsSfundreporton the Backpack Jse of sarin gas during the Vietnam War may have been a debacle Pocket calculator orthecablenetwork,but itwasaratingsgoldmineforCBS.Theeye letwork’s drama seriesJAG pulled down its biggest audience ever ruesday night - about 17.1 million viewers - with an episode )ased on the subsequently retracted CNN report. The episode of the Few GoodMen-ish drama series featured Lt. Boston (61’) 636-6610 :mdr. Harmon RabbJr. (starDavid JamesEl1iott)-aformeracepilot Grafton (508) 539-5303 or X4900 urned lawyer-helping acongresswoman investigateajournalist’s Medford (61;) 666-3030 TAKE YOUR STUFF WITH YOU. ‘eportthat US soldiers used the nerve gas to kill fellow Americans luring the Persian Gulf War. Only about 722,000 viewers watched CNN’s first telecast of its lperqtion Tailwind report, on the June 7 debut edition OfNewsStand, vhich alleged that the United States used sarin against American lefectors during the Vietnam War. A second telecast, at 1 a.m. June I, averaged 400,000 viewers. CNN retracted the story in July.

Compiled from the Los Angeles Times-Washington Post News Service THE TUFTS DAILY November 13,1998 3 Features Mulligan’s offers an alternative Brand-new Broadway bar bets on bustling business by LESLEY BOGDANOW outthe new bar, especially as they they would have after a foray on Daily Editorial Board peered in through the windows Landsdowne Street. Mixed drinks You’re burned out by The which face the street. like CaptainMorgan’sandCokeor Burren, you can never get a table The doorman was very strict gin and tonic are served in pint atThe JoshuaTree,and yourmood about letting people in. “We are glasses and only cost $2.50. For is up for something a little classier filled to capacity right now,” he those who like to settle down with said. Some people waited over 30 abeer,thebar offers26 microbrews minutes, while others left, frus- at cheap prices. Mulligan’s M::E’s trated by the cold. charges$2 for domestic beers and I For those that finally made it $2.50for imports like Heineken. Restaurant inside the doors, however, the 30 “Great beer selection, low 714 Broadway minutes of waiting seemed insig- prices, and two pool tables -you Ball Square Photo by Rachel Zlotoff I nificant. Upon entering the bar, cannot ask for much more than Mulligan’s Bar and Restaurant guests were greeted by friendly that,” senior Dan Pashman said. than Sligo’s. So why don’t you bartenders, pool tables, a pinball Manager and co-owner An- “Mulligan’siscollegefriendly,” The location they chose-7 14 bounce through Ball Squareto the machine, five wide screen televi- drew Mulligan has been in the the owner said. Broadway - is perfect for Tufts newest bar on Broadway - sions, a jukebox, and enough business for many years, having At first, Mulligan and other students, as it is only a ten-minute Mulligan’s. barstools and barchairs for com- worked as a bartender and bar fellow Boston College graduates walkfromdownhillcampus.Ifyou If you happened to be in the fortable seating. The atmosphere manager at several bars and res- looked in Somerville for a spot to feel likedriving,thereareplentyof area last Friday when Mulligan’s is lively, but not in that frat party taurants in Boston. A few years open up the bar. spaces near the bar and on the side celebrated its grand opening, you kind ofway. aftergraduatingfromBoston Col- “Davis Square was a little too streets. might have noticed the large crowd The energy level ran high, but lege, Mulligan decided he wanted yuppyish, and the other side [of Mulligan also expressed inter- waiting to get inside the doors. the prices didn’t. At the end ofthe to open up a bar which would be Somerville]wasanti-students,”he est in having Tufts students in- Many people were excited to try night, wallets felt a lot heavierthan geared toward the college market. said. volved with the bar. According to

d Mulligan, the bar would love to host private parties and events Christopher Lee quickly foun. d su c c e s s coordinated by student groups and clubs. Mulligan is also looking for Entertainment Executive moved from day-time TV to the big screen cocktail waitresses, doormen, and I v bartenders for students looking for byELE4BETHCHEN tablishedHollywoodplayerssuch Lee also worked on the recent re- the scripts all the way through and jobs in the bar business. Daily Editorial Board a Paul Verhoeven (Basic Instinct, make of Go&illa. He considers 30 to 40 pages of the others. In addition, Mulligan plans to One of Hollywood’s most im- Starship Troopers), Jean Jacques his greatest professional achieve- Although Lee isextremelybusy hire bands and DJs to perfom on portant entertainmentexecutives, Annaud (The Lover), Anthony ment to be when he was the super- as a Hollywood executive, he has the stage to the right of the en- Christopher Lee, is one of the few Hopkins (Legends of the Fall), vising production executive for also gotten involved with the trance in Mulligan’s. “We would and Norman Jewison (Only You). the 1994 film Philadelphia, which Asian Americancommunity.He is prefer student local bands from r I won Tom Hanks an Academy a member of the Board of Gover- New Yorkand Boston,”Mulligan Award for Best Actor. nors of the Los Angeles Festival added. Lee is always working on 20 or and a founding member of the Future plans for the bar includes Asian Americans who has ad- 30 projects at a time. The typical Coalition ofAsian Pacifics in En- puttingall ofthefinishingtouches vanced quickly and successfully working day for Lee starts at 8 a.m. tertainment. Lee also served as on the pub-style menu the co- in Hollywood. and usually goes until 11 p.m., executive producer of the 1991 owners have created. According Lee was born in 1956 to a Chi- although his evenings often con- Association of Asian Pacific to Mulligan, the kitchen will prob- nese American father and a Scot- tinue past midnight. His day con- American Artists Media Awards ablyopen upwithin thenextweek, tish Americanmother.Lee is fifth- sists ofmeetings, phonecalls, read- and was cited as Asian Business and then customers will have the generation Chinese American; his ing scripts, social engagements, Person of the Year by the Asian option to munch on anything from ancestors had come to America to lunches, and dinners. Business League ofsouthern Cali- buffalo wings to burgers and fries. build the transcontinentalrailroad. . Arecent exampleofanight(after forniain 1992. Mulligan’s will also offer an all- At a young age, Lee moved from a full day at the ofice) was atten- Lee frequently speaks about you-can-eat traditional Irish Connecticut to Hawaii with his dance at a panel discussion, minority empowerment to stu- brunch on Sundays. family because his parents wanted fundraiser and film premiere in addi- dents and multicultural groups, Mulligan’s is open seven days him to have a chance to live in a tion to readingthrough three scripts. and also helps Asian Americans a week between the hours of 11 multiculturalsociety. He still con- On average, Lee reads through an find jobs and works to hire Asian a.m. and 1 a.m. It is locatedon 714 siders Hawaii to be his home. average of two scri~tsa nieht and American writers and connect Broadway in Ball Square, next to After graduating from Yale Christopher Lee ten oiweekends. He readihalf of Asian executives in the industry. Soundbites. University with a degree in politi- cal science in 1980, Lee moved to New York to work as an entertain- Video arcade games making a comeback ment segment director for ABC’s Los Angeles Times-Washington dent ofmarketingatActivision in SantaMonica, them is saving my youth.” GoodMorningAmericashow. He Post News Service Calif. “There’s something comforting and fa- Buffoni and several dozen collaborators are soon moved on to become first There was a time when six-foot-tall video miliaraboutthem. It’s like, whydoyouthinka working on a project called the Multiple Ar- assistant director and assistant arcade games ruled the Earth. When Pac-Man lot ofthe popular radiostations are having ’70s cade Machine Emulator, or MAME. These editor to Wayne Wang on his sec- was on the radio, best-seller lists, and blue nights?“ emulators are programs that allow modem ond feature film, Dim Sum. Work- jeans were popular. When Americans pumped Meanwhile, small groups ofpurists around computerstomimic the pea-sizedsilicon brains ing on Dim Sum taught Lee that he 20 billion quarters -more than they spent on the globe are bringing these 20-year-old, coin- of early video games. didn’t want to do production or movies and casinos combined - into arcade operated games back to life in their original But emulators are useless by themselves. post-production work. Instead, he games fora quick digital fix. form, but using modem media- home com- To re-create an arcade hit 1ike“DonkeyKong,” decided that he wanted to try his Decades later, these electronic dinosaurs puters and the Internet. To these preservation- for example, the programmersneed the circuit hand at project development as a are vanishing, run out of shopping malls and ists, spiffing up the crude graphics ofavintage boards from the actual arcade game. Locked studio executive. 7-Elevens by personal computers and home game is as blasphemous as colorizingthe movie inside the ROM chips on these boards is the In 1985, Lee became a free- entertainment systems. But the games that Casablanca. programming itself. lance script analyst for Tristar once entranced us are flickering back to life, “Let’s face it, it’s a chance to preserve Findingthese ROMchips isn’talwayseasy. Pictures. After two weeks on the revived by the same nostalgic forces that gave history,” says Pittsburgh engineer Mike Restorers scour flea markets, thrift stores, and job, he was hired as an assistant birth to Leave It To Beaver marathons and Balfour. “These games are so scarce that any garage sales, lookingfor originalarcade games. story editor where he quickly classic-rock radio. time one of them dies, it brings them closer to Even so, they can learn only so much from the gained experience reading scripts. Hasbro Interactive, which scored a hit last extinction.” integrated circuits. To make sound and graph- After a few years, Lee became yearwith aremake ofthe hop-and-splat classic The digital archaeologists aren’t just after ics historically accurate, they also rely on the director of creative affairs and “Frogger,” is launching a remake of “Centi- hits such as “Centipede”or“Frogger.” They’re memories ofthose who played the games. For was eventually promoted to vice pede.” Activision is bringing back the 1979 also looking for the duds that disappeared into obscure titles, those memories are tough to president of production. Cur- arcade classic “Asteroids.” arcade history, losers such as “Ozma Wars,” come by. rently, he is president of produc- Thegames,expected tohit storesthis month, “Mega Attack” and “Money Money.” The “It’s really guesswork,” says Balfour. ‘‘It’s tion at Tristar Pictures. will sport stereo sound and spiffed-up 3-D craftsmen restore them byte for byte, to the like working on a jigsaw puzzle which might Lee recruited many upcoming action-avast improvement overthe bleepity- delight of millions of one-time vidkids who havethe wrongnumberofpiecesandan unrec- and innovative filmmakersto work bleeps and cave-drawing graphics ofthe origi- flock to web sites devoted to the games. ognizable picture. But that’s part of the fun.” with TristarincludingGusVan Sant nals. Next year, game companies plan to make Their efforts also have provoked the wrath The finished product isn’t a knockoff. It’s (DrugstoreCowboy, My Own Pri- over more arcade classics, including “Missile of game publishers such as Nintendo, who the original game, completewith “Insert Coin” vate Zdaho, To Die For, Good Will Command,” “Space Invaders” and even the retain copyrights to the titles. But the digital prompts and the original software bugs. So far, Hunting), John Woo (The Killer, black-and-white granddaddy of them all, excavation continues. MAME programmershave converted 900 clas- Face OB, and Cameron Crowe “Pong.” “Personally,my youth is very much tied to sic coin-op games, mostly from the Golden (Singles, Jerry Maguire). He also “These kinds of games simply just hit a those games,” says Mirko Buffoni, a 26-year- Age -the late 1970s and early 1980s. They developed new projects with es- nerve,” says Eric Johnson, senior vice presi- old programmer in Bergamo, Italy. “Saving figure they have 2,100 arcade games left. 4 THETUFTS DAILY November 13,1998 Arts &? Entertainment TUTV introduces new line-up Sequel disappoints AI. with ‘SportsDoc’ premier rui with lackluster plot by CAROLINE WOLTER camera distracts from the show. As a performer, he byCELESIED0DGE Daily Editorial Board lacks the talent for delivery that heneeds to pull offhis Daily Staff Writer TUTV is at it again with its third program block this role as host successfully. Towards the end of this Apparently, in the film world the assumption is that anyone who fall. This lineup includesthemost recent installmentof episode, however, he appears more at ease with his is thought to be dead doesn’t have to be and anyone who is killed On Campus, the premiere ofSportsDoc, and a collec- audience. can return to life. So the notion follows in the newly released film, tion of classic TUTV comedy. Black interviews Provost Sol Gittleman about his IStill Know What You DidLast Summer, the sequel to last year’s On Campus, currently in its third season ofproduc- interest and experience with baseball for the first unexpected boxoffice hit, IKnow What You DidLastSummer,both tion, presents three students’ points of view regarding segment of SportsDoc. Provost Gittleman, who is directed by Danny Cannon. procedures for funding student activity groups on renowned for his eloquence, lives up to his reputation It’s no surprise that anyone who was unhappy with the unre- campus. Host and producer Alex Shalom facilitatesthe in this interview. His confidence and maturity only solvedending ofthe first thriller will be equally displeasedwiththe discussion and appears very comfortable on camera, serve to exaggerate Black’s disjointed speech, but his ending of the sequel. If you haven’t seen the first, pat yourself on communicating an air of confidence and intelligence interest and animated persona keep the attention of the back, and spare yourself from the second one as well. that gives the show a professional feeling. This epi- the audience in what ends up being an entertaining Jennifer LoveHewittisonceagaintheheroineofthefilm. Just like sode of On Campus is informative and interesting, segment, even for non-baseball fans. The shot of last time, she runs for her life and is chased by the infamous fisher/ despite some minor production errors. Black posing questions to Provost Gittleman, how- murderer(whoispractical1ythesame characterfrom the last movie.) The panelists, two ofwhom are new to the show, are ever, includes more of the bookshelves than the host With anew best friend (played by Brandy), anew setting,and a new animated and eloquent as well as being knowledge- and the unfortunate placement of a table fan next to soundtrack, the producers able about the topic being discussed. Unfortunately, Black’s head distracts from his questioning. hope to attractthe same young the camera is slower than the discussion, resulting in The rest of the show takes in-depth looks at some audience that flocked to the many instances when one panelist is speaking and the of the Tufts sports teams, highlighting key athletes first Last Summer as well as camera is still on the previous speaker. The sound and coaches. These segments are well thought out, Scream and Scream 2. quality, at variable volumesand sounding hollow, also with appropriate background music and insightful As is standard these days leaves much to be desired. These are small points, but comments from Black. The fast pace and light attitude with thriller movies, I Still are areas with room for improvementwhich ultimately of the pieces make them interesting for even non- Know What You Did Last leave the audience with the impression that On Cam- sports enthusiasts. Here too, however, there are faults Summer lacks arealisticplot. pus is not as good as it could be. that reveal the amateurproduction level TUTV has yet It is a difficult task to even While interesting and informative, On Campusmay to overcome. find the plot. We are reintro- also be a bit long. Despite the energy of the panelists During Black’s interview with junior varsity soccer duced to Julie James (Hewitt) and their animated conversation, the camera shots are player Matt Adler, the wind noise is almost louder than ’ a year after the end of the last uncreative. Perhaps holding the round table discus- the speakers. The level of sound is constantly chang- movie. She is attending a sion at a round table instead of a rectangle one would ing so that some segments are barely audible while university in Boston, having allow the opportunity formorecameraangles. It would others are deafening. fled her hometown to escape also serve to strengthen the visual interest of the There are, however, many strengths in SportsDoc the hauntingmemories ofher program. that bring us back to the show’s potential. The black past. The new location, how- Ifthere’s one thing SportsDoc has, it’s visual inter- curtain that faithful TUTV viewers have come to love ever, proves ineffectiveas it is evidentthat the terrors ofthat fateful est. However, that may be the only thing the show has and hate is decorated with a shelf of sports parapher- summer are well-present within her and are affecting her psycho- besides potential. nalia. Black’s presence occupiesthe screen during his logical stability. SportsDoc opens with a fast-paced intro sequence desk shots, so that once he becomes comfortablewith The question of whether the fisherman, Ben Willis, is really showing clips of sports at Tufts, which prepares the the camera, he almost looks like a professional host. dead still gives Julie nightmares, as the body was never recov- audience for a stimulating experience. What follows, The clips of the athletes in action are, despite a ered. Julie has a sneaky suspicion that Willis is alive and intent however, is more of a diamond in the rough. Host and shaky camera, very well done, especially the shots of on murder, and she is plagued with incessant fear and uneasi- producer Jon Black demonstrates a vast knowledge of the sailing team, in which the cameraman actually had ness. Thus, the same story as last time unravels, with Julie trying professional sports and obviously pays close atten- to be on the water with the team. This lends an to escape from Ben Willis and his lethal hook. Just why Willis is tion to the sports scene at Tufts. interactive feel to the segment. so intent on vengeance is not clearly understood, and beyond Despite some witty lines, his uneasiness behind the The third program is a collection of classic TUTV that, new questions arise; what could he possibly have against comedy. This selection,while dated, Julie’s friends and bystanders? is funny though it is a poor substitu- When Julie’s friend Karla (Brandy) wins four tickets to the tion forAlmostIvy.On the whole, the Bahamas from a radio station contest, Julie’s life seems to take a skits are amusing with the occasional turn for the better. The two girls team up with Karla’s boyfriend laugh-out-loud funny scene, such as Tyrell (Mekhi Phifer), and Will (Matthew Settle), a potential love Joey Budafuoco’sThe Mating Game interest for Julie. The four venture to the tropical paradise for the orthe parody Ziploc Fingerman com- Fourth of July weekend.

see TUTV, page 13 see MOVIE,page 13 Tensions flare at the Dawson’s homecoming dance - oh no!! by JAMIE PLATKIN Dawson play matchmaker for Jack and Jen, though Daily Staff Writer Pacey can see that this isn’t the best plan. Of course, The annual homecoming dance at Capeside High Andy ignores his warning. is the center for the action this week on Dawson’s The plot thickens. Dawson’s parents finally bite Creek. Andy convinces the cynics Joey, Dawson, the bullet and admit to him that they are separating. and Pacey to get some spirit and attend a school They explain that this is the only solution left since function. School spirit? They only agree both hying an open marriage and counseling have failed. Dawson, eloquent as ever, con- cludes that their decision is terrible vincing argument in and storms off. favor of dancing Andy tries to convince a shoes, wouldn’t reluctant Jack that he’ll have a good time at the dance by say- ing that he might meet his dream girl there. Jack says, however, that he’s already met cause look how hisdreamgirl. Hmm ... Joey? much luck her Meanwhile, Joey be- sister has had comes a little upset with the eaofJen and Jack being set up. get about the kiss that Dawson doesn’t understand why she she shared with Jack last week. That way Joey can cares so much. Maybe it’s because she wants Jack’s ignore hertrue feelingsand keep deceiving Dawson. body? Good idea. Pacey claims that he does not want to dance at all, Joey actually feels a bit of sympathy for Jen this leaving Andy to spend the evening in her brother’s week. She comments to Dawson that Abby does not arms until she cuts in on Joey and Dawson, forcing seem to be a good influence on Jen and suggests that Joey and Jack to dance with each other. Anyone else they invite her to join them at the dance. Coinciden- foresee a disaster? tally, Andy gets the brilliant idea to invite Jack along aswell, makingthings interestingfor Joey. Andy and see DAWSON’S, page 13 THETUFTS DAILY November 13,1998 5 Arts & Entertainment

3 11 delivers sonic performance New live album shows off band’s-talents byADAMMACHANIC considered the lowest point on Daily Staff Writer an album that never fails to please. 3 1 1 knows exactly how to per- Other harder songs on the al- form in front of an audience. A bum display the fact that the band Capricorn Records release, 311 can, indeed, change its sound. Live shows off the band’s superb “Homebrew” isavery hard song, skills with 14energetic cuts taken just urging the listener to straight from concert. Strangely headbang. “Hydroponic” is per- missing from the album are some haps the most metal-influenced of the radio-friendly singles that track on the disc. It begins with a made the band famous, such as drawn-out, sonic guitar riff, over “All Mixed Up,” and “Don’t Stay which Hexum announces, “This Home.” This indicates that the next one is dedicated to all the band decided to choose quality stoners in the house!” The song over recognition -an honorable evolves quickly into fast-paced, decision considering the environ- funk-driven metal. ment of today’s corporate-fueled The band’s major influences world of popular music. otherthan speed-metal are skaand The band successfully deliv- reggae. Here, 3 1 1 shines. “Beau- ers a sub-genre of metal-rap that it tiful Disaster” and “Light Years” helped pioneer. Woven into the are more melodic, with reggae-in- sonic fabric of the group’s music fluenced rhythms. Keeping with are influences from such diverse the hip hop style, Martinez dis- styles as reggae, hard rock, and plays his abilities as a scratch DJ, hip hop. The energy displayed in adding yet another dimension to any recording can only hint at the these songs. intensity of actually being at a music. Hexum and Tim Mahoney sound is what has always defined “Who’s Got the Herb?,” origi- performance. Judging from this lay down vicious, distortion- 31 1 as a band. However, after nally by the group Human Rights, album, 3 1 1 would not disappoint. riddled guitarriffs. Chad Sexton’s awhile it gets somewhat old. is also covered by the band. Al- Nick Hexum and SA Martinez drumming is straightforwardhard The band’s harder side is where though the music is fairly tradi- deliver a consistently powerful rock. Unremarkable as hisrhythms they truly excel. “Down,” included tional reggae, the song includes vocal performance in their very may be, they bring the band to- on the compilation, is one of the lyrics such as, “When we roll a big distinct rhythmic style, which per- gether, allowing it to gel com- band’s more popular singles from one/ It feels so right./ When we fectly compliments the band’s pletely. Bassist P-Nut, playing the past. Its metallic edge, smoke it in our bong/ It feels so subtle yet funky bass coupled with the higher-pitched nice.” Also interesting is the cho- lines, rounds out the vocals of Martinez, give it a very rus, “Skunkbud, indica/ Sativa, New Depeche rhythm section. distinctive sound. However, more reefer.” Mode compilation The only real problem “Omaha Stylee” sounds almost 3IILivewill servecurrent fans with this album is that the same, despite Hexum doing as well as those lacking knowl- very danceable several ofthe songs seem most of the lead vocals. Even edge of the band equally well. Waves of shimmering insects cascad to follow the same 3 11 worse is “Freak Out.” It’s defi- Although filled with B-sides and ing from Cloud Nine herald Depechc formula. This consists of nitely a good song, but it is easily less radio-friendlysongs, the qual- Mode’s departure from frozen menace metallic power chords, ignored due to its presence ityofthealbum isextremely high. But the preoccupations die hard with thc hard rhythms, and fast amongst so many other songs Anyone not already familiar with bubbling, burbling beats which will sure11 rapping done by Hexum that sound exactly the same. These 31 1 willgetaverygoodpictureof telegraph “Only When I Lose Myself,’ and Martinez. This three songs mark what might be what they’re all about. the new song from Depeche Mode’s forth 0 ww coming maxi-single, onto the dance floor Even while luxuriant in the most obvi 764-Hero grows musically DUS eroticism (“I belong inside your vel ret heaven”), Martin Gore’s lyrics are Group goes from duo to trio, enhancing sound leeply conflicted between sex and salva- byMARTlNPAVLINiC ion (“Do I need to sell my soul”). Daily Staff Writer Gore’s lyrics have been parodied as a Once aduoofonly guitar anddrums with mch of sadomasochistic cliches, but vocals, 764-Hero has grown into a more he strugglebehind them is farmore inter- mature power trio, and the difference shows sting. On “Surrender,” one of the B- in both their live act and on their brand new #idesand an abysmal disco number, David Up Records release, Get Here andstay. 3ahan sings in his slightly tom voice that The group’sfirst three releases, the “High ie is “feeling like an infidel... tempted by School Poetry” single, Salt SinksandSugar ‘our innocence.” Should he pursue the Floats, their first LP, and We ’reSolids, the lesires to which he confesses he is follow-up EP, showcased singedguitarist ‘chained,” and ‘&facethe consequence” John Atkins’ poignant, passionate lyrics ,f divine retribution? against a stark landscape of only Polly “My stereo man is my number one Johnson’sdrumsand hisown sharp, rough- yy,” a female voice, which sounds as if but-pretty guitar playing. This simple in- t might be calling Loveline,announces in strumentation set them apart from most ,Painkiller.”It’s Depeche Mode poking other indie pop bands by cutting out un- un at the dazzling, Byzantine superstruc- necessary sounds and focusing more on ure of these remixes. “World Outside” the vocals and melodies. rom Violator closes the CD. So when I read that they had added Performed live, the added bass playing their earlierwork, but the increasingly ma- Gahan greets San Francisco,but this is James Bertram, known for his playing in the only beefed up the noise, without taking ture and melodic songcraft displayed on IO live version - 1990s black drone is past on Beck’s One Foot in the Grave (he’s away any of the punch that the previous their latest excuses all the structural changes loaked and buried in beats which are like the person on the cover next to Beck), I lineup provided. Their set varied between made to the band. ;uerilla attacks, building to frightening became concerned that they were sacrific- high energy and mellow sounds, focusing It’s clear that this is a band that is giving rests, then plunging in shuddering de- ing their wonderful, sparse sound in ex- more on material from the new record to itself room to grow. The guitar-drums in- cents, to growling, buzzing depths. change for a more accessible, standard rock accommodate Bertram’s bass. It was clear strumentation, though beautiful and inte- This CD maxi-single is an import, and powertrio format. that Atkins and his vocals and lyrics were gral to their old sound, could have easily herefore very expensive, but its gorgeous But fortunately, 764-Herorehsedtodis- still the focus of the band, with him in the become a barrier ofsorts between them and nusic is extremely danceable. The inclu- appoint. In addition to immersingmyself in spotlightand Bertram bouncing away in the musical evolution.Adding Bertram on bass ion of “Surrender” is a serious mistake. Get Here andStay, I got a chance to see the darkness of stage right. and occasional backup vocals has given ‘et with theexception of‘Personal Jesus,” new, expandedgroupontheirOct. 3Oopen- And while silent spaces punctuated the them the tools to add more variety to the lis is the Depeche Mode long-form single ing for the legendary Built to Spill, and also songs on their previous albums, Get Here arrangements to Atkins’ songwriting. 1 choose above all others. thispast SaturdaynightinNew YorkCityas andstay has a much bigger, slightly more “Typo,” from the new record, brings the a part of the Up Records Showcase in the lush, feel to it. 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Tufts vs. Ithaca

Saturday, November 14 at Kraft Field, 11 a.m.

Come out and root on the Jumbos as they aim for NCAA final four.111.. lnpE TUFTSDAILY THE TUFTS DAILY THE TUFTS DAILY] THETUFTS DAILY November 13,1998 Sports 7 A leader on and off the field Matt Adler has fought through adversity... and won by JON JAPHA people know it,” said Senior Staff Writer Pelletier. “He gets us Whoever thought up the idea all going out on the of a Most Valuable Player must field.” have had Matt Adler in mind. In fact if he has one weakness, it is that he gets too fo- cused on winning, Adler, ajuniorfonvard, is both and feels that it is his on and offthe field the most valu- sole responsibility to able player for the men’s soccer win the game. team. “I knowthat some- “He’s the backboneofthe team, times I get too emo- Photo by Eric Anderson both emotionallyand production- tional aboutthegame Adler holds the Tufts’ points record wise,” saidjunior Andre Pelletier. andtry to do toomuch,” said Adler. everyone else on the field a better All you have to do is watch Adler’s stats do more than back player. After his breakout last sea- Adler in the game, and you see up the high praise from his team- son, Adler had opponents shad- how much he means to his team. mate. He tied a school record with owinghiseverymoveonthefield, He is outspoken on the field, not 33 points last year, scoring in ev- requiring him to simplify his game. accepting defeat, and demanding ery game and earning a third team “He has become a much better the same attitude from his team- All-American mention. The for- technical player,” said Pelletier. mates. Adler is intense and emo- ward was hurt for five games last “Now he knows how to make his tional, and that rubs off on his season, and the team lost all five. teammates more effective.” teammates. “He is very intense and has Like most athletes, Adler has “He wants to win and he lets competedatahigh level before, so had toovercome injury and adver- he knows what it takes to win,” sity in his soccer career. But very said coach Ralph Ferrigno. few athletes, except for the occa- Tumbos take third at National For an encore, Adler topped sional offensive lineman, have 0 his own scoring record this sea- worked through eight operations. son with 35 points (14 goals and Adler has had his knee operated Sloop Championship races seven assists). The junior’s scor- on three times alone, but has per- ingcameearlyandoften this year. severed through all the pain and Last weekend of major fall regattas ahead for sailors He scored at least once in each of rehabilitation. Did he ever think that maybe by ERIN DESMARAIS behind second place finisher, more Katie Gordon took47 points the first five games, and has been shut out only five times this sea- soccer wasn’t the sport for him? Daily Staff Writer Georgetown University. in the B division, and juniors Mike The Tufts sailing team just came Coach Ken Legler was pleased Richards and Sabrina Peroni and son. “No, there was never any ques- off aweekendofrelatively smooth with the sailors’ overall perfor- freshman Thomas Zanios and His last three goals came tion of quitting,” said Adler ada- sailing, but is heading into of its mance. “We can’tbe disappointed sophomoreAroline Seibert shared against Massachusetts College of mantly. most challengingweekends ofthe because they did well,” he said. time in the C division, taking 35 LiberalArtsonNovember 1 1 inthe You can see how Adler’s atti- season. “I’mdisappointedthatwe’venever points. The duo of junior Jessica quarterfinals ofthe ECAC tourna- tude, someone who views eight “Last weekend was our slow- won the event as it’s the only one Pohl and senior Cara Kapur took ment. In fact, the third goal of his trips to the operating room as a down weekend,” senior co-cap- we’ve never won, but I’m not up- 32 points in the D division. hat trick provedto be the game mere bump in the road, would start tain Charlie Siegal said. setwith thisyear’seffort.They did “It was not avery serious event, winner, as Tufts knocked off the to influence his teammates. However, now the Tufts sailors great.” but a lot of fun,” Legler said. number6 seed, 3-2, and advanced As intense as he is on the field, areprimed fortheir lastweekendof In its other major regatta of the This weekend, the coed team to play Bates in the semis. Adler is also thejoker on the team, major fall regattas. Last weekend, weekend, the Mike Horn Trophy will compete in the Atlantic Coast “I can’t really explain the scor- the one who keeps everybody the Jumbos finished third in the at Harvard-Radcliffe,the team fin- Championships. Accomplished ing outburst,”said Adler. “I mean loose. National Sloop Championshipsin ished fourth. Senior Tasha Baker senior sailors Baker and Jessi it’s pretty much me getting into “I like to make sure that soccer Detroit. sailed in theA division with sopho- Dimock will sail in theA division, good position and getting the ball stays fun for everyone else,” said Seniors Jon Baker and Kyle mores Jen Provan and Lee Icyda, Siegal and senior Meghan from my teammates.” Adler, whose antics have become Shattuck, and sophomores Adam who alternated throughout the Boardman will represent Tufts in Coming up big in the clutch is classic on the team. Deermount and JeffHodess sailed regatta, and finished with 29 the B division, and seniors onlyasmall partofAdler’sgame. One incident on Halloween last in the event. The team experienced points. He has worked hard over the years average finishes the first day of Junior Carlos Lent and sopho- see SAILING, page 13 to do the little things that make see ADLER, page 13 the regatta, but redoubled its ef- forts, and finished first the second andthirdday. Itplacedwithintwo points of the winning team, Col- n an unprecedented occurence last weekend, Kelly “Skater Chic” Desmarais captured her third victory of the season, posting an impressive lege of Charleston, and one point 10-4 record over the boys. She barely ousted Jeff “Birthday Boy” Margolies, and Jordan “I no longer work on Thursdays” Brenner, by Ia win. Jeffand Jordan remain tied at the top with 79 wins apiece. Kelly has been modest about her recent success, yet her phone bill home has mysteriously gone up since her early season failures. For the “1 00 hundred billionth” consecutive week, Sammy “Chillfest” Erdheim emerged with the worst record, at a lousy 7-7. Still without a win on the season, Erdheim has resorted to asking fellow Sports writers for help with his picks. Ousted by Tufts Provost and baseball fan Fridav, November 13 Sol Gittleman, he claims to be picking teams that make him feel good, such as the New York Rangers and Washington Capitals. Keep it up, No Games Scheduled Sam! Ben “I like Tennessee” Oshlag, a budding sports editor, has been given an opportunity to show the Daify Sports Department what he Saturday, November 14 is made of. When asked about his picks, he was very happy to provide a personal photograph portfolio that he has been working on for years Women’s Soccer: vs. Ithacz because he wanted a picture right by his name. Welcome to the staff Benny! (NCAA Quarterfinals), 11a.m Jordan Jeff Kelly D. Sam Ben Oshlag Football: @ Middlebury, 1 Last Week : 9-5 9-5 10-4 7-7 Future Sports p.m. Editor Volleyball: ECAC touma- Season to Date: 79-402 79-40 3 76-433 70-49 0 ment. Pittsburgh @ Tennessee Pittsburgh Tennessee Tennessee Tennessee Pittsburgh Men’s Soccer: vs. Bates Dallas @ Arizona Dallas Dallas Dallas Dallas Dallas (ECAC 2nd Round) @ New England @ Buffalo New England Buffalo New England New England Buffalo Wheaton. TampaBay @ Jacksonville Jacksonville JacksonviI le Jacksonville Jacksonville Jacksonville Sailing: @Old Dominion Seattle @ Oakland Oakland Oakland Oakland Seattle Oakland (Atlantic Coast Champion- GreenBay @ N.Y. Giants Green Bay Green Bay Green Bay Green Bay Green Bay ships). Cincinatti @ Minnesota Minnesota Minnesota Minnesota Minnesota Minnesota Men’s Cross Country: @ N.Y. Jets @ Indianapolis N.Y. Jets N.Y. Jets N.Y. Jets N.Y.Miama Jets N.Y. Jets Babson (NCAA Regional @ Miami Carolina Carolina Championship), 11 a.m. Miami Carolina Mihi Women’s Cross Country: @ St. Louis @ New Orleans New Orleans New Orleans New Orleans New Orleans New Orleans Babson (NCAA Regional Baltimore @ San Diego Baltimore Baltimore Baltimore Baltimore Baltimore Championship), 12 noon. Philadelphia @ Washington Washington Washington Washington Washington Washington San Francisco @ Atlanta Atlanta Atlanta Atlanta ’- San Francis0 Atlanta Sunday, November 15 Chicago @ Detroit Detroit Detroit Detroit Chicago Detroit Sailing: @ Old Dominion Monday Night: (Atlantic Coast Champion- Denver @ Kansas City Denver Denver Denver Denver Denver ships). Tie-breaker: Total points 42 39 40 45 34 THETUFTS DAILY November 13,1998 t THETUFTS DAILY Letters to the Editor Pete Sanborn Light is not illuminating the truth Editor-in-Chief To the Editor: It was inevitable that left-wing demagogues like would draw the ill-advised conclusion that the pro- EDITORIAL 4lan Light in hisLettertothe Editor(“Re1igiousright choice movement’s “relentless propaganda cam- ,esponsiblefor Shepard’s death,” 11/6) would seize paign” has “created a climate” of disrespect for the Jason Cohen Managing Editor ipon Matthew Shepard’s grisly murder as an oppor- sanctity of human life which directly resulted in Lauren Heist unity to denounce the “religious right” and conser- MelissaDrexler’s prom-night suffocation ofher new- Associate Editor ratism in general. Those who dire believe that homo- born baby, or in the callous tossing of Amy iexuality defiesthe will ofGod arouse knee-jerk rage Grossberg’s baby into a Delaware motel dumpster. NEWS Editors: n secular humanists like Light, who continually However, I acknowledge the stark difference be- Dan Barbarisi, David Pluviose Assistant Editors: )reach“tolerance,” but fail to practice it. Light claims tween words and actions, and thus assign total Andrew Freedman, Jordan Solomon hatthe religious right’s “relentless propaganda cam- culpability to the perpetrators of those two heinous )sign against gay people” was in part responsiblefor crimes. Shame on the ironically-named Light for VIEWPOINTS Editors: Am01 Sharma, Dave Steinberg his barbarous act by “creating a climate” of intoler- failing to make this same distinction! ince. 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Recruits learn harsh lesson

about maiorJ colleges College Press Exchange The other schools werejust hop DALLAS -As always, on the ing Harvey’s classroom numbers first day that high school basketball would be good enough to qualify stars are allowed to sign up at the him for an athletic scholarship. colleges oftheir choice, good news It’s the same sort ofscenario in came forth across the country. which one of the top-rated high Orlando Magic guard Gerald school seniors from a year ago, Wilkins’ son, Damien, scheduled a Rashard LewisofAliefElsik High signing party Wednesday to cel- outside Houston, found himself. ebrate his written agreement to at- Hison-the-court numbers were so tendNorth CarolinaState.Jonath‘m good every school wanted him, Bender, ahighly sought-afier(as is but his grades and test scores requisitephraseology in the recruit- were so bad nobody was going to ingbusiness)6’1 1”centerfiom Pica- be able to enroll him. yune, Miss., autographed a letter Lewis could have gone to a ofintenttoplay at Mississippi State. juniorcollegeand honed his class- And on and on. room and hardwood skills at the same time. Or,just hunkered down The best news, though, came The Tufts Daily is a non-profit, independent uvon reauest. from just outside Atlanta, where a in his books. newspaper, pubfished Monday througfi Friday 6’8” forward named Donne11 Instead, he opted for the pros, LETTERS TO THE EDITOR during the academic year, and distributed free to Lettersmustbesubmitted by4p.m. and should Harvey has developed, according declaring himself eligible for last the Tufts community. Busbess hours are 9 a.m. - 6 summer’sNBA Draft. be handed into the Daily office or sent to to some ofthose recruiting experts, pm., Monday through Friday, 1 - 6 p.m. on Sun- [email protected]. All Letters must be into the senior class of 1999’s best You might remember seeing day. The Daily is printed at Charles River Publish- word processed and include the writer‘s name player. Lewis on TV when his name was ing, Charlestown, MA. and phone number. There is a 350-word limit and Everybody wanted Harvey. 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Box 18 Kentucky and Georgia Tech, some team would take him in the Advertising deadlines: All insertion orders Medford MA 02155 however, were said to have cut middleofthe first round. When Se- must be submitted... All advertising copy is sub- Telephone: (617) 627-3090 Harvey from their wish lists be- attle finally chose him in the second ject to the approval of the Editor-in-Chief, Execu- FAX: (617) 627-3910 cause his grades and test scores roundwiththe32ndpick,hewasthe tive Board, and Executive Business Director. A E-mail: [email protected] weren’t quite up to snuff. last player left in the green room. publication schedule and rate card are available http://www.tufts.edu/as/stu-org/tuftsdaily THETUFTS DAILY November 13,1998 9 National/World News . Suchomimus, new species of - dinosaur unearthed in Africa Los Angeles Times-Washington any predatory dinosaur,” Sereno ancestorsofmodern birds. But it is Post News Service said. also part ofthe puzzling spinosaur From beneath the wind- The results, including a full- sub-group. These two- to six-ton whippeddunesofwestern Africa, scale skeletal model, were dis- animals were distinguished by fossil-hunters have unearthed a played Thursday at a news con- shallow skulls, long, narrow previously unknown species of ferenceat theNational Geographic snouts with conical teeth, and a dinosaur: a 100-million-year-old Society,which partially hnded the hard palate or plate of bone on the predator the size ofacity bus with research, and the find is reported roof of the mouth. 16-inch, hook-shaped thumb in Friday’s issue of the Journal of The classic theropods, by con- claws, and a snout like a mutant Science. trast, had blade-shaped, serrated crocodile. “Any new spinosaur material teeth and high skulls, both nicely At 36 feet long and 12 feet high, is particularly welcome, because adapted to shredding the flesh of with an estimated weight around they are such strange animals,” their prey. five tons, Suchomimustenerensis saidMarkNorell, chairman ofthe It seems likelythatSuchomimus was at least as big as the average department of vertebrate paleon- and the three other known Tyrannosaurus. But its lifestyle tology at the American Museum spinosaurs evolved long, thin was considerably different, pre- ofNatural History in New York. “It mouths and conical teeth to snatch .e- sumably preferring a diet of fish. shows that the spinosaurs were and hold fish (or possibly small “It’s a dinosaur hying hard to much more diverse than we’d pre- terrestrial dinosaurs). The narrow beacrocodile,”saidPaulC.Sereno viously thought.” snout would have moved easily oftheuniversity ofchicago, who Several tantalizing spinosaur through the water. And teeth of led the international IS-person fossils had been found in central that shape “function better as expedition that discovered the Niger sincethe 1950s. Large expe- piercers and graspers than as slic- creature’sremains in remote cen- ditions, however, have been few. ers and slashers -that is, as meat tral Niger late last year. The Tenere Desert is one of the hooks rather than steak knives,” The find adds a striking new more forbidding landscapes on paleontologistThomas R. Holtz Jr. specimen to a very rare and mys- Earth, a bleak expanse of sun- of the University of Maryland terious splinter group ofdinosaurs parched, migratory dunes and ex- writes in acommentary in Science. - the long-snouted, narrow- posed rock strata. The bony palate, Holtz said in mouthed spinosaurs - of which But duringthe mid-Cretaceous, an interview, probably served to only three fragmentary examples when Suchomimus was flourish- reinforce the snout against the wereknownworldwide before Dec. ing, it was positively lush. stress of shaking its victims back 4,1997, whenexpeditionmember “There were standsoftrees, and and forth to rip off limbs or pieces David Vanicchiocameacrosswhat plainsthat were probably fern-cov- of meat, much as present-day looked like a spinosaur thumb ered,” Sereno said. There were crocodiles do, and then swallow- claw. broad rivers that accommodated ing them whole. “Most meat-eat- It was just sitting there, “ex- several types of plant-eating dino- ing dinosaurs don’t have that posed over the course of centu- saurs, aflyingreptilecalledaptero- bony palate,” Holtz said, and prob- ries by wind and sand, waiting for saur with a 12-footwing span, and ably didn’t need it because they anybody to discover it,” Sereno numerous marine creaturesinclud- chewed theirmeals, usingthesub- said. If the rest was nearby, the ing asix-foot-longfreshwater shark stantial musculature that can be world wou1d“have achance to see and an enormous primitive fish attached to the bones of a high, finally what one of these strange, called a coelacanth. In addition, hatchet-shaped sku I I. fish-eatingpredators looked like.” Suchomimus “shared the environ- Suchomimus“e1ongated mouth His group began digging. Dozens ment with huge crocodiles, 50 feet may have provided “an additional of tons of rock and dirt later, they long,” Sereno said. “Their skulls benefit” because “it could keep its had amassed 400 pieces of bone, alone are six feet long.” snout in the water for a longer yielding a 70 percent complete Suchomimus (from the Greek period of time and continue to skeleton, including the hugely for “crocodile-mimic”)belongs to breathe,” Holtzsaid. The scimitar- powerful four-foot-long forelegs the familiar theropod group of bi- shaped thumb claw could have with bones several inches thick pedal carnivoresthat includesTyr- been handy for spearingfish, “sort and three claws on each limb. annosaurus and Velociraptor, and of like a grizzly bear does,” Holtz “That’s the strongest forelimb of which is thought to comprise the said, or for eviscerating prey. Fire-wal ki.ng professor nails his stunts for science, Len0 College Press Exchange Pittsburgh, to watch Willey’s feat in Willey’s bag of tricks. When Dave Willey is feeling -and feet -which, by the way, He’s also been known on pompous, he points to a sign on hesaid didn’thurtabitaftenvards. occasion to lie on beds of his laboratory door that bears a “Not even a blister,” he said. nails and to dip his fingers few words from William Thomson, That tortuous path also led into molten lead. Lord Kelvin, aprominent 19th-cen- Willey to a guest appearance in He has reasons for do- tury physicist who held about 70 September on The Tonight Show ing that, too. patents. with Jay Leno. The folks in LA “Two things,” he said. “In science there is only phys- liked him so much that he’s sched- “One is that it engenders ics,” it reads. “All the rest is stamp uled to appear on the show again an interest in science. collecting.” onNov. 12. “Two is that I enjoy it “It was a big-headed man who Though fire-walking is some- and so do a lot of other lacked no self-confidence who thing Willey does for kicks, he people. It’s a lot easier to made that statement,”said Willey, thinks it also has scientific value. demonstrate something. aphysics professor at the Univer- He is workingto identify the scien- Talking is incrediblybor- sity of Pittsburgh at Johnstown. tific principles that make the stunt ing to me.” Willey often takes his wonders -smash the block with stumbledoverhis bed ofnails and ,- “When I’m in a big-headed mood, possible. So far, he’s concluded show on the road, visiting local asledgehammer. Willey, ofcourse, planted one foot on the bed. He I agree with it.” You’d have to be that the low conductivity of coal, high schools with hopes of get- was unhurt. wound up with nine puncture awfully confident to pull some of not people’s ability to will them- ting students excited about scien- “At first, I thought he was a wounds on the bottom of his foot the stunts Willey has. selves to do something, makes tific concepts. When he isn’t trav- little crazy, but not so much any- - and Len0 wound up with a For starters, he hot-footed his fire-walkingdoable. eling, he has no trouble getting- more,” sophomore Brian bloody stage. way into the Guinness Book of Willey also is working with and keeping - the attention of Farabaugh said. “He knows what “I got a tetanus shot,” Willey World Records for distance fire- anotherscientisttodevelopacom- those in his college classes. Stu- he is doing. He keeps class lively.” said. “I’m fine. L walking in July when he and about puterized model ofthe human foot dents at the university are still However, Willey is the first to “It went very, very well -ex- 12 others walked across a 165- that, when completed, should be talking about the time he used admit that he’s not invincible. cept for that tripping-over inci- foot-long bed of burning coals. able to predict how afoot responds liquid nitrogen to launch a trash While he didn’t hurt himselfdur- dent.” Willey wasn’t the only one They snuffed out the previous when treading on extremely hot can 50 feet into the air and the day ing his record-setting fire-walk, who sustained injuries. The nails record of 120feet set in Redmond, surfaces, and eventually,perhaps, he sandwiched himself between he wasn’t nearly so lucky during also pierced Len0 after he got on / Wash., 11 years ago. those in other extreme tempera- two beds of nails, had someone his first Tonight Show appear- the bed. About 200 people went to the tures. place a concrete cinder block on ance. “He seemed proud that we had campus, about 75 miles east of Fire-walking isn’t theonly stunt the top bed and then -wonder of While on stage, Willey just bloodied him,” Willey said. 10 THETUFTS DAILY November 13,1998

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Bahamas plus fisherman’s hook equals gore 1 TUTV shows interesting- mix MOVIE lacking in gore. Witha hook as the In iust about every scene,.- the girls TUTV TV studio have come a long way continued from page 4 fisherman’s weapon ofchoice, the are running around sopping wet continued from page 4 since then, as their programming Soon after they arrive, though, range of disgusting possibilities and indiscreetly bearing their mercial. block clearly shows. But they also the oddities of the trip present the weapon has reaches beyond Wonderbras. While this may be Classic TUTV comes mostly have room formuch improvement. themselves. They are greeted by a the imagination. Nor does the film distracting to some, it seemed to from Elephantitis, a show that ran Taking the cameras outside for nearly deserted hotel resort and a abstain from surprises. Ben can be the film’sway ofmaking up for from 1990-1994. During this time, SportsDoc is a step in the right snickeringdeskclerkwho immedi- appear from the ocean and he can the rather poor plot. TUTV was not on the air, so direction. ately hints that their assigned make bodies come out ofthe wood- The Last Summer phenomenon Elephantitis and other TUTV TUTV’snew programsare run- rooms have adark history. To add work. While you may initiallyjump could go on forever. Hollywood shows were played on the VCR in ningonchannel43 twicenightly, at to this, they discover that this time at his startling entrances, the su- hasproved time and timeagain, as the campus center. The folks at the 8p.m.andmidnight,untilMonday. ofyear is the Bahamas’peak storm perficiality of the film becomes long as the money keepsrolling in, season and a hurricane watch has laughable early on. the sequels will be forthcoming. been put into effect for the whole The film’s purpose seems to be With production under way for a weekend. Clearly, this is going to an excuse for Hewitt and Brandy sequel to follow IStillKnow What Adler kicks in ECAC game be atrip to remember. to’strut their stuff for the camera You Did Lust Summer, the future - No one can accuse this film of (whichtheydoexceptionallywell). for movies looks bleak. ADLER before coming to Tufts. continued from page 7 “I always wanted to play in year still sticks in the minds of high school, but for some reason Monday night- to feature Broncos, Chiefs many players. Adler, who occa- or another, never got to, and one of NFL sionally arrives late to practice, my friends told me I should try out, continued from page 7 They have nobody that is on logical. But ifLeafrides the bench was tardy for the workout on Hal- so I decided to play,” he said. previous three seasons. pace to amass 1,000 yards either the rest ofthe way, ownershipwill loween last year. A true student-athlete,Adler is The first five games were not rushing or receiving. The leading have to question GM Bobby With the restofthe team begin- majoring in Engineering Psychol- anything out of the ordinary for rusher is a converted fullback, Beathard, who is considered one ning their warm-ups, Adler strode ogy, but has not decided on any Kansas City. A few convincing Donne11Bennett, and their leading of the best minds in football. onto the field in a complete coach career yet. For the meantime, he is Ferrigno costume, sporting a full concentrating on his courses and home victories, a dominating de- receiver is asecond-yeartight end, He seems to have grossly over- s fense, and a 4-1 record made it Tony Gonzalez. In short, the of- paid for Leaf s skills and ability to wig and British accent. weighing his options. another strong start for Kansas fense lacks explosiveness, to put handle the spotlightand criticism, “He is definitely a character, Adler is clearly the most valu- City, and the team had its sights on itnicely,andtoput itmore bluntly, and perhaps that is why he will be and I enjoy having guys with per- able player on the team, but how Denver and the playoffs. isanemic. riding the bench. At least for this sonality and character on my does he rank amongst players that But something went terribly On Monday night, a show- week, the Chargers have about as team,” said Ferrigno, who loved have come through Tufts in the wrong. They lost a40- 10 decision down with the Broncos looms, and glum a future as does anyone in the costume and Adler’s imper- past? on the road against the New En- the schedule is fairly difficult, with footbalI. sonation of him at a youth soccer “There have been anumber of gland PatriotsonOct. 1 1, with the another game with the Broncos This week’s action features a camp. good strikers to come through team seeminglyfailingtoshowup. ahead, along with showdowns with key divisional matchup in five of While Adler has been recog- here, and he matches up favor- The vaunted defense was nonex- the Dallas Cowboys and Oakland six divisions, and may go a long nized for racking up points in soc- ably with them,” said Ferrigno. istent, and there was cause for Raiders. But the way the team is way in deciding who is playing in cer, he is also a pure athlete, who “But he has the potential to be the concern. playing right now, it doesn’t mat- January. The New England Patri- has competed at high levels in best. He still has a lot of work to The team had to wait until 15 ter whom they are playing against. ots will break out of their slump other sports as well. Adler came do, though.” days later to bounce back. But, Staying in the AFC West, some- with a narrow victory over the close to making the Olympic ski- If 68 points in two years, eight shockingly, they did not. The thing has gone awry in southern BuffaloBillsin westernNew York. racing team a few years ago before operations, and an All-American Pittsburgh Steelers walked out California.TheSan Diego Charg- The Steelers will get ameasure of blowingouthisACL. Healsoplays mention are any indication, Adler OfArrowheadwithaMondaynight ers traded everything but their revenge at the Tennessee Oilers, lacrosse here at Tufts in the spring. will dothehardworkand probably win, 20-13,and somethingwasob- stadium to the Arizona Cardinals who can’t seem to win at home. Incredibly, he had never played still have a smile on his face. viously wrong. to obtain the rights to Ryan Leaf, The Arizona Cardinals will 4 The freefall has continued the stud quarterback from Wash- move into a first place tie with the Championship- - this weekend since then, with a 20- 17 last sec- ington State. But Leaf, afterasolid Dallas Cowboys in what should be SAILING the A division, and sophomores ond loss to the New York Jets, and start, saw his play deteriorate on a low-scoring,old-fashionedNFC continued from page 7 then on Sunday, in a game they the field. In ninegames, he hasjust East type of game from a time be- Laurin Manning and Provan and needed to win, they lost 24- 12 to twotouchdowns, 13 interceptions, fore the division was a joke. The Shattuck and Kapur will serve as the duo of sophomore Icyda and the Seattle Seahawks. and a paltry 39.9 passer rating. game ofthe week will see the San alternates. senior Baker will split races in the So the Chiefs are now in com- Consequently, Leafs immatu- Francisco 49ers quiet the talk of AtNew YorkMaritime,theJum- B division. plete disarray, evidenced by coach rity has been exposed, as he has the Atlanta Falcons, having ar- bos will face tough competition “It will be a tough event, but Marty Schottenheimer’swaffling gotten into shouting matches with rived with 6 fairly convincing vic- against St. Mary’s College of fun,” Legler said. ofthe quarterback position. He let reporters, sulked on the field, and tory. Maryland, Old Dominion, Boston TuftswillalsosailintheAtlan- starter Elvis Grbac hold on to his looked like anything but a leader. Monday night will seethe Bron- University, and Harvard Univer- tic Coast Freshmen Champion- ;;r job since returning from an injury The Chargers have tried every- cos beat up on the Chiefs again, in sity. The Tufts sailorsare expected ships at Old Dominion. The quar- earlier in the season, despite inef- thing in their power to rally him, what some thought would be to perform well in the event, pre- tet of freshmen who collaborated fective play and constant booing even firing coach Kevin Gilbride Denver’s toughest game. In a few sumablyamongthetop fiveteams. towin theNew EnglandFreshmen from the home fans. and hiring June Jones on an in- non-divisional, otherwise not-so- If the conditions are favorable, Championshipsat Yale will com- Grbac’snumbers have reflected terim basis. But Jones made the thrilling games, the Minnesota Tufts could undoubtedly gener- pete in the event. The duo of John his poor play, as he has just three decision that had cost Kevin Vikings, whether their quarter- ate a first place finish. BirkettandJen Sparkwillsailinthe touchdowns against eight inter- Gilbride hisjob, deciding to bench back is named Cunningham, “I think we can do wel1,”Baker A division and Zanios and Alicia -- ceptions,and has completed fewer Leaf in favor of backup Craig Johnson, or Fiedler, will beat the said. “We can definitely finish in Grossman in the Bdivision. Fresh- than half his passes. Wheelihan,whohasneverwon an hapless Cincinnati Bengals. If the top three. This will be our man skipper Kimball Hall and his So this week, Rich Gannon re- NFL game. Although the move those are not enough picks, the toughest regatta of the fall, but crew, Maya Bassford, will remain turns to the starting role indefi- may help the Chargers be more week’s biggest upset will see the hopefullywe will sail well.” on the shore due to Hall’s illness. nitely. Grbac seemed resigned to competitive in the coming weeks, CarolinaPanthers win theirsec- The women sailors will com- “Wereallywantto win,”Siegal - his stint in Kansas City being over one has to wonder what it does for ond game of the year over the pete in the AtlanticCoast Champi- said. “Our fall season has been upon hearing the news, discuss- Leafs development. MiamiDolphins, asitisabouttime onships at Coast Guard. Senior really successful,and we are really ing the long-term implication of If it is a ploy to snap him out of for Miami to begin its annual late- co-captain Caitlin Macallister and hoping to finish the season the Schottenheimer’sdecision. his funk, then perhaps the move is season collapse. junior Megan Edwards will sail in way we began -with a win.” 14 THETUFTS DAILY November 13,1998

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Leadership Conference Education Fund, lnc. w THETUFTS DAILY November 13,1998 15 Doonesbury by Garry Trudeai Around Camms TODAY SUNDAY Physics and Astronomy Dept. SETA (Students for the Ethical Seminar with Ivo Klik on Brownian Treatment ofAnimals) Motion, Metastability and Thermal Cooking for Food Fair Activation in Magnetic Materials Crafts House, 8pm Science & Technology Center, Room 136, 3:00-4:00pm Tufts Shotokan Karate Club Refreshments available before talk Weekly Practices Crane Room at Paige Hall, 2-4pm Jewish Mediation Service Hillel, 6:00-7:00pm -oxTrot by Bill Amenc Hillel Volunteer Trip to Family Table Seniors, Faculty & Staff Hillel Center, 9am-lpm Vienna Table 48 Professors Row, The Gittlemans, 3- MONDAY 5Pm Tufts University European Center Queen’s Head & Artichoke Tufts in Talloires Info Session Submissions Deadline for Fall issue: Olin 12, 1 l:30am-12:30pm Accepting Prose, Poetry & Art If interested in voting, call x7-8251 Tufts Transgendered, Lesbian, Gay 8 Submit to campus center info booth, Bisexual Collective English Dept. office or online at Meeting - Bring a Friend Mtg! [email protected] Lane Hall Rm 100, 9:OOpm

Programs Abroad ECO Iilbert 3eneral Information Meeting ECO Lecture Series - John Haederic, s by Scott Adan Saton 202, 2:30pm Director of International Programs at EPA. Everyone Welcome! YOU NEEO TO SIGN Hillel Miner 25, 1 I :30am-I 2:30pm WE NON-EMPLOYEE Shabbat! Reform and Conservative, ollowed by dinner CERTIFICATION FORM International Center * 4illel, 6:OOpm Immigration Meeting 0EFORE I PROCESS Olin Room 012, IO-I0:30am or 10:30- YOUR RALSE. I-- Torn Ticket 11 1 lam Zabaret 3alch Arena Theater, 8pm Programs Abroad Study in England at Lancaster University Civil & Environmental Eng. Lkpt. ATTN: ScientistslP-M/P-V ieminar Series: “Groundwater Eaton 202, 12:OO noon kmediation” Jelson Auditorium, Anderson Hall, 3:30- Career Services Ion Sequitur :30pm What to expect in a second interview by Wile Pearson Hall Room 104,6:00-7:00pm Asian Community at Tufts ascinasian Street: Asian Culture Show Programs Abroad kwick, 8:30pm General Information Meeting Eaton 202, 1 I :30am 4 TOMORROW Programs Abroad Oflice Tufts in Madrid Info Meeting and Pizza Torn Ticket I1 party 7 abaret Large Conference Room, Campus Center, alch Arena Theater, 8pm 6-8pm

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he Asian Community at Tufts presents the 3rd Annual Pan-Asian Culture Show

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Performances celebrating our rich heritage & diverse communities

Friday, November 1 3th 8:30 p.m. Dewick / Macphie

Tickets are sold the Campus Center Info Booth and at Ihe door for $5

Sponsored by: Asian Community at Tufts Japanese Culture Club Chinese Students Association Korean Student Association Filipino Cultural Society Taiwanese Association for Students at Tufts Hawaii club Tufts Association of South Asians Vietnamese Student CIu b