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Arab World, Feb. 8 *tt 7:3prnm atthe Institute of Arab Studies, 556Trapelo RoaId, Belmont. Admis-si o n Cree.

Temple Monkeys of Kathmandu,Nepal ;tre lhe suhbject ofa;l lectureby J.ane Teas, Feb. 9 at 8: 1 prn, altthe Blalcksrt-ith House, 56 BrattleStreet, Ca;nh rid-e. Admission Si.

Allred D) Chandler. Jr., Professorolf Business HistorN, at HarvardBusiness School, will speak onThe Mangerial Revolution inAmerican Business Lit theCamrnbridge Foruml, 3 Church St.,Halrvard Square, Feb. 10a1t 8pmlt.a dmiswsion free.

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Frannces Srulowitz explains howyou can be Eating Your WayThrough the Orient Feb. 23 at8:15pm ;aL the Blacksmith House.56 Bralttle Street, Cambridge. Ad-misision $I.

Clinical Psychologist BrentLevinson on Coping with Depres-sion, Feb. 25 at 10lm. $1 at theBlacksmith House, 56 Brattle

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Author Jane Lilienfeld speaks ollMother Love and Mother Hate,Malr 2 alt 8:1 Ir Satm.l theBlaXcksmith Ho3use, 56 BralttleStreet, Calmbridge. Admission $i.

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Court has a long tradition ofrefusing to rule on general princi-ples, ruling rather, only onspecific disputes.

'"It's kind of frustrating whenyou don't get a decision on whatthe case is all about . . . It leaves itall up in the air," noted NicholasdeB. Katzenback . Princeton 'slawyer.

A tious briefs were also riled bythe American Council on Educa-tion and the National Institute ofIndependent Colleges andUniversities. The American As-sociation of University Professorsf iled . brief in support of Schmid.

Feb. degree candidates mustselacdllle .lppointmlents l'or Exit

Iniervievs with the Studenr LoamOlflicc These inlerviews alre maii-dalicd hy the US Dep>lrtnment of'EdCuLCZ tion .n d are required hy theI(ltitute tO, MIlamii n l (-ozodsumcimlt on the degrec list. Thenlolice ;llso serves to actilvitc thercp.lylla t staLtLIs and termls ol' the

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I'olicv Y'rotgranl will spe·:lak on(Genetics and the University In-dustrial Complex in the BushRooni . S,,,,. Fch. 7. .at 7:30pni.

Sarlll Jarlrralr. (ol' the World Baink%%ill Hspc'lk 011 Education in the

.Are we heatded Towards a NewCold War? Institute ProfessorNioani Chonmsky speaks alt theCalnibridge Forum, Mar. 3 at8ptni Admission free at 3 ChurchStreet, Harvard Square.

The nmarriae e between God mndn1odern cosnmology will be discus-scd by Michael Koren, in Judaismand Christianity: Imperfect LoveCasts Out some Fear Mar. 4 at theBl1acksmithl House, 56 BrattleStreet, Carnbridge. Admilssion $1.

,; lecture onl Restoring an OldMaine Farm will be aiven at theBlacksimith House. 56 BrattleStreet, Calbridgte. Feb. 11, at10():30();u. Admission S1.

"Dvc" .Kioun7tze speatks on theroles ol- At'ro-Anierica ns il

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W~orldBrezhnev calls for arms reduction -Soviet Communist Party Chairman Leonlid 1. Brezhnev Wednesdayproposed a two thirds cut in both American and Soviet medium-range nuclear weapons in Europe by 1990.Brezhnev went on to claim that the "situation has not been so serious since' World War 11'' and that theUnited States was avoiding any kind of nuclear reduction talks.

United States not to send troops to El Salvador- The White House declared yesterday that the UnitedStates has no plans to send American troops to Flght in El Salvador, despite the decaying position of the pnre-sent government there. This announcement statement followed an earlier statement by Secretary of StateAlexander Haig claiming that the US will do "whatever is necessary" to prevent the overthrow Of JoseNapoleon Duarte's government.

N ationlShoplifters go on spree -Three high school students in Wheeling, Illinois received a lesson in publicapathy this week. The owner of a large department store paid the three to shoplift for three hours in front ofhis customers. Not surprisingly to the store owner, not a single person reported the would-be crooks.

JFK bugged White House- Recently a 29 page log with extensive documentation of tape recordingsmeetings in the White House during the administration of President John F. Kennedy was found in Boston'sKennedy Library. Beginning in July of 1962, President Kennedy made tapes of 325 meetings and 275 per-sonal telephone conversations. The tapes seem to be mostly concerned with the events surrounding theCuban Missile Crisis and may provide much historical insight. It is believed that all of the tap~es were mildewithout the knowledge of those recorded.

Representatives vote for no work -Yesterday, the House of Representatives set an officiall meeting for3pmn on Wednesday with an agenda of "no legislative business is scheduled.'' The IRS ruled recently thatCongressman can take a $75 deduction on all days on the year unless Congress has been adjourned for 5 daysor more. Because Congress was not in session on Thursday or Friday, this ruling was the only loopholethrough which the representatives could get their tax deduction for the week.

Judge cracks down onl senior ci;tizenl gamblers- Eight retired men playing cards for nickels and dimeswere recently fined $75 and put on 30 days of probation. According to their lawyers, the men were mostlydisabled and the poker gamnes were their major source of social interaction. The men were arrestedNovember 4th by Florida vice squad officers.

LocalRMBTA to consider cuts in fares - Due to declining subway ridership, the MBTA hats proposed itreduction in rapid transit fares from 75 to 60 cents. The MBTA Advisory Board has approved a new sup-plementary increase of $16 to $20 million, as well. The MBTA is also considering several service improve-ments, including the extension of Sunday service to I AM, contingent upon the proposed budget increase.

Locke still confident- Less than one day after being convicted of conspiracy to commit bribery tendlarceny, Barry M. Locke, former State Transportation Secretary and former Chairman of t he M BTA Boardof Directors, is still insists he is innocent. Locke is to be sentenced on February l 7. Howard Trachtman

W~eatherSome sunshine this morning will givevary to inucrealsing cloudiness during the daly. Winds still bre light O1.1t 01'

the northeast and temperatures will be in the middle 30's. Rain along the coast and freezing ralin inland wsillbegin late in the evening tonight, as temperatures remain in the 30's. Light rain is likely to continue much of'the day on Saturday until late when clearing will begin and temperatures start to fall. Overnight Iows SMltvr-day will be near 20. Mostly sunny, windy and cold Sunday with highs near 30.

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they were secretly executed fol-]owing- their summary arrest asthey met in aI private home. Nocharges were made, no trials wereheld, aind none of their familieswere notified of their deaths. FiveOf the victim's bodies were subse-quently found in the ''infidels''section of a Mluslim graveyard.

This is just one of the many at-talcks algainst the Baha'is. Reportsof' atrocities pour in from everyprovince. In the province ofKhuralsani, 20.000 Balha'is arehomeless as aI result of the lootinizfind confiscation of their proper-_ties aind possessions. Accounts ofBlhal'is being burned alive andhacked to pieces halve also beenreceived . Balhl' i holy places halveh e en de m o IIs hed, Ba h a'i

cemeteries halve been desecrated,Blhal'i children (Ire not alliowed toattend school, tend with the in-troduction of identification catrds,.

7To the Ecilitor:Recently the supp~ression of the

Polish pecople hals captured the ;lt-tention of the Americain public.The wavy in which ma3nv haveshown their concern is ;Ltestimiony to their willingness tochallenge the fo~rces of oppres-sion. However, mariv Americalnszare unlaware of the escallatingp~ersecution of the Balha'i comn-munity in Iraln

The Balha'is aire the lbirgestrelizious minority in, 1 rlnnurnbering .Ibout 4600R00. Someol' the balsic tealchings include theunitv of' mankind, the necessitv;Ld inevtitablfillitv of universallpeilce, the hairmony of science Lindreligion, the equallity of men Lindwvomien. the eliminaltion of a1llraceial, relig~ious zand clalss pre-jildice, Lind the belief that thebasic spirituall prrinciples of theworld' O realt religions are butl-ietls ol 'one truth Lind come fromoene God. Becaluse of thesetealchiii-s, the Bahal i Falith, awn in-depelidelit religion ssith a~dherentsin v irtullalk every pa;rt of the-obe, is colisidered to be .1

.nmisled Lind misouided sect" bvthe Iraniai~n ;LILthorities.

The Blha'li coninluriltv of' theworld hals rcentiv received --vkithdisnliav Lind arief, the di~sturbingnew~s of' the recenlt executions of'cialit nieilbers of' the Na;tionallSp~iritual Asisembly of the Balha isin Iraln. On December 27, 1981,

BaIha'is will not be able to buyfood aind clothing.

Bahal is aire peaceful .Ind law.lbiding citizens In Wwhatever

country they may reside. The solereason for their persecution isreligious intolerance. Potentiallythousands of Balhalis will bemurdered if they refuse to recanttheir faith.

During the month of February,1982'. various commnittees of theUnited Statets Congress will holdhearings concerning religiouspersecution throughout theN orld. Since our fellow Balha i~sare denied all1 opportunity topublicly defend themselves, weur-e members Of the MAIT com-m unitv to w^rite to their Congres-smlen concerning the plight of theBahal is. in the same spirit thatnianv of' vou halve shown for thePolish people.

M att Wei nberg '82

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McCormlick ConttWCt kIlSt Stindav,twvo onther hatckers anid I xvvent to

explore .1 mysterioLuS crawnlspalce

in the McC'ormick balsemnclt.

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we delcided to se~irch I`Or otherpo~Il interesting spots. After .a

1,6\ niIMLItCS of' exploratiOnl ourTa.rty discovered .an enticing holeten 1lect Lip oil the waltl ol .a nealrb

uilitv rooml. Upoen c~hltinib u tthe hole. I wals sur~prised to dis-co\,cr .a smallil calche of' womicn'sUniderwear. Qs~tickly recalling 71i(T^(1chs brillianit repoarting of' lastv carS sUnderwea~r thells. I reallizedthalt thi~s discovery wz.Is ol illterestto the entire 1MIT C0om11initv.Hopel'Ul1V l'urther activity in th~isdircztiell WAIl PLut this ISSLuc behindLi S.

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An imort ant lessonlearned on te us

Conventional wisdom has it that M BTA bus drivers are surly and in-competent, Lind that the buses themselves have all the ambience and at-mosphere of at hospital emergency room. Not surprisingly, conven-tional wisdom has it wrong.

Since I live off-campus ind am often at The Tech until late ait night,I've become a regulatr rider of the 1: I OaIm Number 64 Oak Square bus.There fire seven regulars who take the bus all1 the time, although you oc-calsionallv Find one or two randoms sittings in the back. It's . close-knitlittle conmmunitv in some ways. Everyone seems to know everyone else.Before pulling out, Al the driver will look around to see ifall theregulars fire on boatrd, someone almost always knows if one of thegrolp is just latte or won't be coming ait all.

For the first coup~le of' creeks. I'd get on, flash my palss and take thelast seat on the left just in front of the rear door. Thi~s put me .at thepterimieter of' the group: I didn't want to sit isolated in the back, and I

didn't really feel c~omfortable sitting with everyone else als I felt .Is if Iw Isn't Li palrt.

About three weeks ago, I left late to catch the bus. I ran to CentrallSqualre, but knew there was no Wily I wats going to make it. But ins I gotthere, I salw the bus. '"We were *waiting for you. ' Al e~xplulined ats I step-ped in.

Thilt did it: i * as accepted. I stit with everyone else in the front fourrows of seat s find Joined in the chatting. I know very little about the

foilks in the group, but there are a couple of things about some of themthat stick out in my mind:

-Milry is a strange old bird. I often see her waiting for the bus hud-dled in the corner of the bus stand munching on a whole Gino's pizza.I'm not sure if she does anything besides ride buses at night.

-Tony is ;a dock worker. Although he's about 60, his biceps are asbig around as my neck. When the season comes grounds he's goin~g to1111 I') (LIt CCIII Co 10 SOM C 01'i 1z I(MI -1 )'v , I Li C\lt

-I don't know what Mr. C does. I don't even know his name. Everynight he sits down, opens the papfer to the TV listings, and complainsabout the poor choice of late-night offerings. He then folds up thep-iper'l ;1}illk trul 'l;( Ig} i M] OL 1,.1-11IC's "O. \o\LIkl ()\\-

for two twenty-fives."Every once in it while, as I walk home from the bus stop, I feel as if

I'm livin~g in .1 column written by Globe writer Mike Barnicle. I havepralctically nothing in common with these people- they're all more01,111 t\I\ i ' r, old (1 1 ,% I a1ll. 'n ; 110iIL('l' 1];I,' ".Id t'\ '1)1 I,,HI12 . 0111C2C

course-I doubt if we'd say hello to each other in the street. Yet, forthat brief I 5-minute bus ride, we're all1 friends.

I did feel awkward, however. when I told them I went to school. Isort of evaded the question when asked where, pointing down Muss.,Xve. aind mumbling ''Oh, just down the street there.'' I don't know\vhv. but I ftelt embsarralssed about it.

But none of the group really cared. Mr. C nodded and went baick tohis TV listings, Malry just Said "thait's nice.'' I wanted to grab theirshoulders, shake themn. aind yell, "Hey. I go to MIT. Thalt makees me.sineirt. I'm different from you!"'

I'ml not sure where this attitude comes from. It has its roots in thesubtle ;lrrogalnce fostered by the environment of the Institute. "%/e arethe sillartest of the engineers- we can make anything work.'' Malny ofLIS Lat the IIIStitilte halve led sheltered lives, from the crearn of our highschools. to MIT, to the heist jobs. we're alwaslx surrounded by people of''our calliber."''

11' there's one ma' or gap in my educaltio~n it's been filled by whalt Ilealrned h\e ridino the Number 64 bus: people of' "our calliber'' alnyt theonly folkos uroulld.

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