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Vol.XCI No. 47 The University of Connecticut Thursday, November 12,1987 Reagan picks Kennedy, ending partisan attacks WASHINGTON (AP) — Douglas H. Ginsburg, who President Reagan, saying he quit after revealing he had was "a bit wiser" after two smoked marijuana. failed attempts to put a hardline The new choice drew conservative on the Supreme favorable comments from Democratic and Republican Court, picked federal appeals Judge Anthony M. Kennedy for senators across the political the bench yesterday and dropped spectrum. his partisan attacks against the Mindful of the problems he's had for more than four months Democratic-run Senate. in trying to fill the court Reagan said Kennedy, 51, opening, Reagan said he would has camed a reputation as "a not actually submit Kennedy's courageous, tough but fair nomination until completion jurist" in his 12 years on the of a full-field FBI background 9ih Circuit Court of Appeals check, which could take weeks. in San Francisco. And, in a conciliatory tone "He's popular with after months of tough rhetoric, colleagues of all political the president abandoned his persuasions," Reagan said. earlier promise to give the "And I know that he seems to Senate a nominee that "they'll be popular with many senators object to just as much" as of varying political persuasions as well." Bork, his first candidate, who Kennedy is considered to be a was rejected on a 58-42 vote. moderate conservative, less "Sometimes you make a ideologically rigid than facetious remark and somebody While President Reagan announces his nomination of Judge Anthony Kennedy Reagan's two earlier nominees, takes it seriously and you wish (left of the president) as a Supreme Court justice at the White House yesterday, Robert H. Bork, who was you'd never said it," Reagan Attorney General Edwin Meese whispers to White House chief of staff Howard defeated by the Senate, and said in answer to a reporter's Baker (UPI photo). questions. "That's one for me." The president announced To ease housine crunch Kennedy: Kennedy's selection in a nationally broadcast appearance UConn to raise admission standards in the White House briefing the catalog, but the first By Beth Hamilton about 150 students at a pragmatic room, accompanied by the students to be affected by the Daily Campus Staff housing forum last night. judge, his wife, Mary, and their Standards will rise because policy changes will be University admission conservative three children. plans to change the housing sophomores in the fall of A graduate of Harvard Law standards will be made higher 1990, Carol Wiggins, vice By Richard Carelli next fall to reduce the number policy next fall have been School and resident of abandoned. A clause found in president for student affairs Associated Press Writer of accepted freshmen and WASHINGTON (AP)—The Sacramento, Calif., Kennedy the admissions catalog staled said. Room draw for next fall was named to the appeals court alleviate the projected housing will occur, Wiggins said. portrait of Anthony M. shortage, administrators told that students arc guaranteed Kennedy that emerges from his by President Ford in 1975. housing after they have been The Ad-Hoc committee, written opinions during 12 admitted as a resident. which was designed to change years as a federal judge is one Projected housing shortage the housing policy for next of a pragmatic conservative not statistics for next fall stale fall, will now be deciding what unlike the man he has been there will be about a 600-bcd future policy changes will be, named to succeed on the shortage. Wiggins said. Supreme Court. "We obviously will not, if Research is being done on President Reagan on Tuesday we continue to guarantee residential building needs by announced his intention to housing to continuing the Student Life Committee, nominate Kennedy to replace students, be able to bring as but Wiggins said it would be retired Justice Lewis F. many young people onto the five to seven years before Powell. Kennedy comes across University of Connecticut," another dormitory could be in his hundreds of opinions as Ann Quinlcy, director of built because the university is a member of the 9th U.S. admissions, said. The dependent on state bonds. "I Circuit Court of Appeals as a statement guaranteeing think it would be foolish to close-to-the-vest judge who housing will be taken out of See page 3 believes judicial power should be applied sparingly. Second storm hits state His opinions come across as As a second snowstorm in as children were not affected since thoughtful, not flashy. On many days bore down on yesterday was a day off for such issues as law and order Connecticut yesterday, Veteran's day. State and federal and civil rights, their results motorists queued up to governments also were closed. are mixed — not uncommon purchase snow tires and state Most businesses remained for a judge with a case-by-case road crews cut short their open yesterday, and among the view of the law. holidays to ready their trucks busiest were shops selling He upheld capital for a long night's work. snow tires. punishment, struck down the The National Weather "It's a little heavier than "legislative veto" Congress had Service in Windsor Locks normal. It's only natural, they used in hundreds of federal laws expected between 3 inches and always wait to the first storm, to limit executive branch 5 inches of snow to fall inland said Rav Garbus of Bosco Tire powers, and upheld the legality overnight. Forecaster Tony Center in Naugatuck. of paying women less than Diorio said the snow would fall The state's road-plowing men in comparable jobs. steadily through the night and crews reported work yesterday Kennedy, in a victory for clear by morning. Up to 3 afternoon on what normally freedom of the press, threw out UConn ROTC color guards, (left to right) Pau inches of snow was left in would have been a holiday. The a judge's demand to review for Salisbury, Jon Russo and Sean Pastic commemorate some areas after Tuesday. Department of Transportation inaccuracies a television movie Veteran's Day in a ceremony celebrated simultaneously Cancellations piled up expected to have 630 trucks on before it aired. by all ROTCs across the nation (Pat Plunkett photo). around the state, but school the road overnight. Inside Today: v Weather Forecast: • Career sendees helps students find jobs they enjoy. See page 5. Cloudy, then clearing. High in the 40s. • Martin Beat Ensemble treats Jorgensen audience to 13th century evening. See page 12. y<. / ALMANAC STATE NATION WORLD Liquor Director plans Federalil budget ttalks Terrorist attack kills to enter innocent plea are 'on the threshold' six in Beirut airport HARTFORD (AP)—A lawyer representing ousted WASHINGTON (AP)—White House and congressional negotiators, working on a federal BEIRUT, Lebanon (AP)—A briefcase packed with Liquor Control Commission Director Charles W. explosives blew up in a crowded passenger terminal Kasmer, arrested last week on bribery charges, said holiday, are "on the threshhold" of creating a framework for cutting the budget deficit, a Republican in Beirut's airport Wednesday, killing six people, Wednesday his client planned to plead innocent next including the woman who carried it, and wounding 73 week and not to arrange a plea bargain with state participant said Wednesday. The negotiators worked against a self-imposed others, police said. prosecutors. The blast occurred a day after the international Kasmer, who faces one count of bribe receiving and deadline of Friday for coming up with a package of airport reopened following a five day general strike. one count of conspiracy to commit bribery, is also tax increases and spending cuts that would reduce the The woman who carried the deadly briefcase was appealing his firing by the commission, which came deficit by at least $23 billion, meet the requirements posing as an outgoing passenger, police said. She one day after his arrest of the Gramm-Rudman law and signal a jittery world was identified as Soraya Sahyouni, a Sunni Moslem Attorney Martin J. Minnella said the firing violated economy that the U.S. government could control its Lebanese. Kasmer's rights and proved the commission was finances. "The explosion split her in two," said a police "forgetting the 18 or 19 years he's given as a public After meeting for more than five hours in hopes of spokesman, who spoke on condition of anonymity. servant to this state." Minnella said that appeal would reaching an agreement, Sen. Pete V. Domenici, R- be filed by Friday. N.M., ranking GOP member of the Senate Budget He refused to speculate on the motive behind the Kasmer, who was arraigned Nov. S and released on Committee, asked if they had finished, responded: attack. $25,000 bond, is due back in Hartford Superior Court "No, but we're getting as close as can be." Five other Lebanese died, police said, adding that on Nov. 19. Rep. Silvio O. Conte, R-Mass., top GOP member most of the injured were Lebanese and other Arabs bound for gulf nations. At that time, Minnella said, he will enter a plea of of the House Appropriations Committee, said: "We're innocent. Asked if he planned to discuss plea on the threshhold." "I was checking in when the explosion occurred. The devastating impact almost choked me. I struggled bargaining, Minnella said no. But House Ways and Means Committee Chairman for breath and then dove for cover," said Jacqueline "You call it a deal: we call it pica bargaining," he Dan Rostenkowski, D-Ill., said, "We were closer at Karakjian, a Lebanese passenger bound for Jiddah, said. "But we just intend to go in there and plead not noon than at the end of the day, mainly because we guilty." began to get specific." Saudi Arabia "When I regained control of my faculties, I saw He said a pretrial hearing would likely be set for the Earlier in the day, Rep. Pal Williams, D-Mont, first week of December. said that "we have no choice but to come to an blown-off legs and arms all around me," Miss Karakjian said. Minnella said Kasmer, a 54-year-old Bristol resident agreement" He added: "If this were a voting body, One witness said he saw "at least four people lying who appeared shaken during his arraignment last we'd have an agreement by now." But, he said, week, is now 'Taking it easy." consensus must rule in the talks. on the floor with blood soaking their clothes and "He's fine." Minnella said. "We're not all that terribly far apart," said House glass shards all around them." He said the three-member commission failed to Republican Leader Robert Michel of Illinois. White "A man's leg was chopped off. Blood littered the give Kasmer adequate notice and unfairly used a clause House officials conferred frequently outside the airport's entrance. Everybody panicked. Women passengers shouted as they carried their children out of in stale regulations that permits an immediate negotiating room in the Capitol, carrying with them the airport premises," said the man, who spoke on dismissal "in cases of serious misconduct by an lists of numbers, but most declined to comment on condition of anonymity. employee affecting the public, the welfare, health or the talks. "We're just going to keep working — Meanwhile, in Christian east Beirut, gunmen shot safety of patients, inmates or state employees or the that's what we've been doing," said Treasury protection of state property." Secretary James A. Baker III. and seriously wounded a Frenchman, a Christian television broadcast said.

TRUMBULL (AP) —Kaymark Industries IN OTHER NEWS MANAMA, Bahrain (AP)—Two Iranian Inc. has vowed to appeal the $75 million WASHINGTON (AP) — Nicaraguan speedboats rocketed a Japanese-owned in punitive damages it was ordered to pay President Daniel Ortega pledged today that tanker Wednesday in a bold daylight attack, three couples for conspiring to hide or bis government will comply "100 percent" shortly after a convoy of U.S.-cscortcd ships entered misrepresent the dangers of asbestos. with the Central American peace the Persian Gulf. A superior Court jury in Wilmington, Del., earlier agreement, and renewed his call for a direct dialogue "You've headed right in their direction," the captain this week handed down the damages verdict in a suit with the United States to settle differences. of the damaged Liquid Bulk Explorer warned the brought by three men who suffered asbestos-related In a dramatic, one-hour appearance before the American missile frigate Rentz as the ships passed. lung diseases and their wives. Organization of American States General Assembly, "Maybe they will get hostile with you and you can Ortega also accused the Reagan administration of shoot back," he said by radio. NEW HAVEN (AP) —Saying New Haven violating the peace agreement by flying weapons and JOHANNESBURG, South Africa (AP) — cannot afford another strike by Yale other supplies to the Contra rebels since the accord South African forces fought Soviet and workers, 45 community leaders on was signed Aug. 7. Cuban troops in the biggest battle of the Wednesday sent a letter to the university "Nicaragua is ready to comply 100 percent with the 12-year-old Angolan civil war, the military and two unions urging quick agreement in agreement," Ortega told a packed gathering in the announced Wednesday, saying il felt "compelled" to their contract talks. main meeting room on OAS headquarters. intervene. "We want to have the community raise its voices He also renewed his pledge to open a dialogue It was the first admission in the past decade that to avoid a situation where pain and hurt are generated. through intermediaries with the rebel leadership, South Africa had provided more than logistical help We anticipate tragedy if there is a strike," said the deriding this group as "the sons of Reagan" who for UNIT A guerrillas fighting Angola's Marxist Rev. Alice Perry of the United Church on the Green. receive their salaries from the CIA. government. WEATHER

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Posfnastcr: Send Form 3579 to USPS129580000 The Daily Campus, 11 Dog Lane, Storrs, Conn. 06268. The Daily Second Class Postage paid at Campus is an associate member Storrs, Conn. 06268. Published at of the Associated Press which The Daily Campus, Box U-189. is exclusively entitled to Monday through Friday 9/12-12/9, reprint material published 1/26-5/5. A U.S. Army soldier chains down a tank which two men hijacked yesterday Telephone: 429-9384. within. from Fort Carson Army Post, Colorado. The two led police for 75 miles before it broke down and stopped in an East Denver neighborhood (UPI photo). The Daily Campus, Thursday, November 12, 1987 Page 3 iNews ..rigid admissions standards said key to housing crunch

from front page to the planned USG body suggest we would have a new swap. USG members said building built by 1990. It is a Northwood residents would not 52 step process when you go be affected by the body swap because it will not be filling through a state agency," vacancies in rooms. Instead, it Wiggins said. provides a central location for a Concerns about present private exchange of rooms housing problems were voiced between two students. last night at the Undergraduate Student Government forum. A The present housing shortage student asked Wiggins why 13 is a result of a 3.3 percent triples in Hilltop were changed increase in the number of to doubles for athletes this students who decided to attend semester when Residential Life the university last May, and made 100 doubles into triples because 80 percent of in other areas of campus. continuing students decided to Wiggins said this was a result stay on campus. There are of recommendations from the about 400 students on a Athletic Task Force, which waiting list this fall because of examines the athletic the shortage. department and comes up with solutions to alleviate athletes' academic problems. A resident of Norlhwood Apartments expressed concern Carol Wiggins addresses about 150 students at the housing forum last night at about losing a room on the Student Union Ballroom. Members of the Undergraduate Student Government, campus to a person who goes seated behind her, sponsored the forum(photo Patrick Plunkett).

ROSS UNIVERSITY Cavanaugh faces additional charges Guaranteed student loans for both schools degree, larceny in the fourth SCHOOL OF MEDICINE By Kevin Kleinbardt Cavanaugh used in an attempt American Medical School Curriculum. Daily Campus Staff degree, credit-card theft, and to withdraw money from the High pass rate on ECFMG. Guaranteed clinical rotations. John J. Cavanaugh, the fraudulent use of an automatic students* account, police said. U.S. Medical Schools are accepting Ross students with advanced die former student escort who teller machine. Cavanaugh also stole a standing. Listed In WHO. turned himself in to police two wallet from a dorm room on Cavanaugh stole a portable October 17, police said. SCHOOL OF VETERINARY MEDICINE weeks ago, was arrested police radio September 25 American Veterinary School curriculum. Tuesday on six additional He was arrested on three Listed In AVMA Directory. Only foreign vet school doing clinical which is worth about $1,000, warrants issued by Rockville charges and released on a police said. The radio has not rotations In USA. Vet school accepting students with advance $2,500 non-surety bond. Superior Court November 3, standing. been recovered, police said. when he pleaded not guilty to Now accepting applications for both schools for Spring, Fall and Winter He is charged with two October 14, he stole a wallet other misdemeanor charges. semesters. counts of larceny in the sixth from a dorm room, police said. A prelrial date is set for Information: International Educational Admissions, Inc., degree, criminal attempt to The wallet contained a credit December 8 at Rockville 460 West 34th St. New York, NY 10001, (212) 279-5500 commit larceny in the sixth card and an ATM card which Superior Court NEW ENGLAND HOME VIDEOS Dollar Days Grand Opening Extravaganza

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Dr. Joseph K. Nowinski, Increasing Sexual Desire and director of health services, will Intimacy in Marriage," is in speak about interpersonal press at this time. relationships at Hillel's Bagel Nowinski received his PH.D. Brunch Sunday, November 15. in clinical psychology in 1977. Nowinski, who has been He got an M.A. in director since 1982, is psychology at Syracuse responsible for overall University in 1973 and his managerial responsibility for B.S. in engineering at Hofstra the division of health services University in 1967. which provides primary care to 18,000 students and selected He is licensed to practice services to faculty and staff. medicine in Connecticut and Prior to this position, he California. was director of mental health Admission to the brunch is services here. $2.00 for Hillel Activity Card He has also held positions at holders and $2.50 for all the University of California, others. The lecture is free and $an Francisco, the State open to everyone. University of New York at Stony Brook, and St. Joseph's I he brunch and discussion College. will be at the Israel Hoffman Besides his professional Lounge at Hillel, 45 North experience, Nowinski has Eagleville Road, Storrs. written various books and articles on interpersonal For further information call relationships, and has been a 429-9007. Students walking past the Wilbur Cress BittMing yesterday(photo Patrick contributing author to other Plunkett). books in the field. His current work, "A Lifetime Love Affair:

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,\ The Daily Campus, Thursday, November 12, 1987 Page 5 iLife Styles Career Services helps students find jobs summer employment Counselors critique resumes By Sheila Rourk said too often students try to For example, a student mold themselves into a career, might like art. He goes to The student can design his and engage in mock interviews. Campus Correspondent own course of study according Videotapes of the interviews How many students graduate instead of finding a career to fit museums, reads books and the mold. expresses himself in to his career goals. If the field reveal interviewing mistakes, from college and end up in a the student is interested in which the student can correct. job thay despise? How does the student unconventional ways, yet he discover these elusive skills cannot paint, sculpt or even requires him to give There is help even for those According to a recent presentations, he can take a who have already graduated Psychology Today survey, 40 and interests? For the draw. However, the student freshman or sophomore at has always been adept at public speaking course to from UConn. The Alumni percent of the readers polled enhance skills in that area. Placement Center helps reached their present UConn, it is merely a matter writing or retail sales. The of exploring. counselor may come up with The more information about graduates who want to change occupations by chance. Only job qualifications the student careers. Other services include 23 percent reached it by choice. The Career Lab has the idea of working at a information on academic museum, something the can get and the earlier he gets professional job bulletins and Some students may view it, the better off he is. job lists. Ten or fifteen job themselves as victims of fate, majors and the Career Resource student might never have Center offers information on considered. The job-searching student openings come in per day for travelling on a pre-planned should gather references as entry-level and experienced career course guided by some careers, employers, government At Career Services, there is employment and non-profit information on all types of soon as possible. References jobs. unknown force. However, any can be filed with the center's If a student wants to talk to college student has the power organizations. The Discover museum positions, from System, a computer-aided public relations to credential service. If the someone successful in a at his fingertips to help find potential career field. Career the perfect career. guidance system, helps the administration, in many student decides two or three UCONN's Department of student explore interests and different types of museums, years after graduation to go to Services offers the Alumnae Career Services offers group skills. from aerospace to comic graduate school, all he has to Network. The counselor will and individual career The student can talk to a books. Once the student do is contact the service, put the student in touch with counseling, computer-assisted counselor. The counselors are begins to explore with the which will supply the alumnae successful in his guidance, a career development trained professionals whose job counselor, he can discover references needed. career choice area. resource center to help students it is to help guide the student many different career fields. This is much better than a Companies come to campus find the right job. in the career search. By this As Slye pointed out, it is student asking a professor if he to interview potential A student must first know time, the student may know all important that the career search remembers him from two, employees. Insurance what interests, abilities, skills about his skills, interests and begins in the freshman or three, or four years back. companies, engineering firms, and temperament he has so that abilities, but may not know sophomore year. If, for Chances are slim that the department stores, marketing he can find an occupation to what to do with all this newly example, that student decides to professor will. companies and other smaller match. acquired information until a work in a museum, he can ask All is not lost for the junior Connecticut companies come Shirley Slye, coordinator of counselor can sort it out and Career Services for information or senior just beginning the looking for graduates to train. the Career Resource Center, make sense of it. regarding internships or career search. It is not too late Career Services ascribes to for the junior to participate in a the belief that job search is not summer internship or to a one time event. It is prepare for graduate school. something that happens during For the senior there is the every job change, and according Transitions program and the to a recent Psychology Today Place program. survey, out of 23,000 workers, GEORGE PLIMPTON For seniors who are two-thirds are expected to undecided, the Transitions change jobs within the next program, in conjunction with five years. Counseling Services, engages Companies expect to know a the student in an accelerated possible employee's goals and form of self-assessment objectives for the following through group and individual year for their performance counseling. appraisals. At any time, a Then, if the student wants to boss may ask to see a resume enter a business field but does when considering employees not have a strong business for promotions. Lack of an background, the student can up-to-date resume may mean enter the Place program. Place no promotion. shows the student how to The college years are best for prepare for interviews and how self-exploration. Asking to make contacts within a questions of a professor or business-related career field. prospective employer not only see page 6

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mon.-fri.. 8:30-5 Saturday. 10:00-5 UConn Co-op (Due to limited seating space, Come early!!!) DryDockDryDockDryDockDryDockDryDockDry S5SS8888 ii - Page 6 The Daily Campus, Thursday, November 12, 1987 Life Styles; - Hartford's homeless increase ...Career HARTFORD, (AP) — The surpluses, "did not sit on it and they didn't die, but the long- departments dealing with issues Department of Human say we'll wait for the federal term solution was not a shelter of welfare, housing, children Services Resources has increased its government - see who blinks on every corner." and youth services, mental from page 5 annual spending on the first," Ginsberg said. "For The legislature has increased health, and alcohol and drug enables the student to find out homeless to $5.6 million - example, there's $100 million the Department of Human treatment - factors which may more about a possible career nearly 300 times level of three in bonding next year for Resources' budget for the contribute to or be aggravated field, but also gives die student years ago - but still can't keep affordable housing." homeless from $20,000 in by homelessness. new contacts and references. up with the problem. But aside from providing 1984-85 to $3.3 million last Operators of shelters observe Over 10,000 students used The housing crisis is new shelter space or even new year and $5.6 million in the that up to half of their clients UConn's Career Resource deepening, and a dramatic permanent housing the current fiscal year that began suffer from mental illness, Center last year to discover increase in the number and department is initiating a series on July 1. The department is some of which is caused or their skills, abilities and diversity of programs since of programs serving those who the main agency responsible aggravated by the stresses of interests. 1984 has yet to keep pace with could not otherwise maintain a for administering to the homelessness. The remainder As a result, "very few the rate at which economic and suitable position in the world, homeless. are alcohol and drug abusers, UConn graduates are on the social factors are forcing people much less improve their lot More than $2.9 million is the working poor, and the unemployment line," said onto the streets, regardless of once they found a place to live. being spent for emergency fastest growing segment of the Slye. season. "It's not enough to create shelters - an increase of homeless population, single bricks and mortar any more," $100,000 per bed over the "I'm sure there isn't a surge mothers. **************** in the winter," said Jane Ginsbert said. "You've got to 1986-87 fiscal year. McNichol, executive director of create communities and you Another $1.5 million Deinstitutionalization of the Connecticut Coalition for provides intermediate housing mental health patients, use support services for that. economic pressure to convert the Homeless. We all agreed that this is where and services between "There just isn't this emergency shelter and affordable apartments to Students: we failed in the past. We built condominiums, rising rental seasonal pattern. There just are these things and just walked permanent homes; security write features more (homeless people), and I deposits, without which many prices brought on by increased away." demand for housing, and as a think it's the continuing "In 1983-84, the issue of people would never afford the housing crisis." move to rental units; and help welfare payments that are Campus homelessness became one of insufficient to pay rent will The governor's office consciousness raising," in recruiting landlords willing Correspondent estimates that there are 3,000 to rent to welfare clients. continue to contribute to the Ginsberg said. "We had people problem, Ginsberg said. to 5,000 homeless people in on the street and we made sure Additionally, about $10 Connecticut on a given night, million has been budgeted to including those staying in shelters, in emergency housing like hotels and motels, and in homes of friends and relatives. All told this year, 35.000 Call your mummy people with no place to stay at one time or another will make use of the 1,431 beds in 41 state-financed shelters, Gov. William O'Neill said recently. McNichol said that the figure was 20,000 last year, when there were eight fewer shelters and 242 fewer beds. While demand for the number of beds is not increasing at the same rate it was several years ago, there still arc not enough. On Oct. 23, for the first time in its seven years, Middlctown's only shelter for the homeless turned people away. Shelters in Bridgeport and Stamford report occupancy rates of above 100 percent during 1986. You remember. She was always there when you were St. Elizabeth's House, a 23- frightened. And if you got hurt, bed shelter in Hartford, has she was standing by with ban- been about 90 percent full throughout 1987 compared dages. Wouldn't it feel good with about 60 percent to talk to your mother again occupancy in 1986, said Denis right how? Oullctc, administrator of the Calling over AT&T Long shelter. Distance Service probably "Five years ago, we weren't costs less than you think, too. even here," Oullcie said, noting And if you have any questions that from 1981 to 1987, federal about AT&T rates or service, spending on housing dropped a customer service repre- from $37 billion to about $1 sentative is always standing billion. by to talk to you. Just call Elliot Ginsberg, the slate's commissioner of human 1800 222-0300. resources, said the federal Sure, your schoolwork and withdraw! from the housing your friends keep you busy. market has created a permanent But call home and find out housing deficit. what she's wrapped up in. On Tuesday, a presidential commission in Washington recommended even further withdrawal of the federal government from public housing - a move being decried by the National Association of Housing and Redevelopment Officials. "There's always going to be the problem that if tomorrow someone decided to build AT&T subsidized housing, we will The right choice still have lost what wasn't built in the 1981-to-1987 period," Ginsberg said Connecticut, one of about nine stales with budget

•-*•••»•?•$•' •*•'.' The Daily Campus, Thursday, November 12, 1987 Page 7 Life Styles Remembrance, pride mark Veterans Day Call up Former soldiers struggled were cancelled because of the those who helped us prevail in sparse in New York City as UConn into their old uniforms to state's first snow. war, and those who have fewer than 1,000 paraders march in parades, and In Pittsburgh, snow gave defended our values in peace. followed Mayor Edward I. monuments were dedicated to way to sunshine in time for "We honor both living and Koch IS blocks down Fifth fallen servicemen Wednesday as several thousand people to turn dead, and those whose fate is Avenue. Safe the nation observed Veterans out to cheer Vice President still not resolved - our missing Kentucky honored its war Day, a day of pride for some, George Bush as he marched in in action, countrymen whom dead and veterans with the of remembrance for others. that city's parade. "Once a year, we swear never to forget." rededkaiion of the refurbished, Rides And for some, it was a day it doesn't do anything but good In Washington at the 137-year-old state War of learning. Across the San to have a renewed sense of Vietnam Veterans Memorial, Memorial at Frankfort. Francisco Bay area, children patriotism and a renewed sense special tribute was paid to 24 Placques around the 65-foot monument relate the state's at met with inpatient and of honor," Bush said. men whose names have just outpatient veterans at the A driving snowstorm put a been added to the more than role in conflicts including the Veterans Administration chill on observances at the Revolutionary War and the 58,000 war dead listed on the Texas War of Independence. Hospital to learn the meaning Tomb of the Unknown Soldier memorial's granite walls. 486- of the holiday. at Arlington Cemetery outside Cold, blustery wind greeted Birmingham, Ala., The annual Veterans Day Washington. parade marchers across Georgia, celebrating its 41st consecutive parade in Boston went on as "On this day, our nation but World War II veteran Lou Veterans Day, claims to have 4809. scheduled, despite temperatures pauses to honor all her Atterbcrry Jr. snapped salutes the oldest and largest such in the low 30s and a glaze of veterans, past and present," observance in the nation. Its at passing ROTC and military parade included dozens of ice on the streets, although in Defense Secretary Caspar units in Savannah's parade. Don't western Massachusetts parades Weinberger said in prepared Rain, sleet and freezing floats, bands and pieces of at Pittsficld and North Adams remarks. "We remember both temperatures made attendance military hardware. In Evansville, Ind., residents showed their appreciation with drive a hot lunch for needy veterans. This About 75 stood in line before Week noon. drunk. ***************** ***************+' at..

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By A. Michelle Marks active in the movement against the administration say that you the Soviets must have also the Congressmen." Daily Campus Staff nuclear arms because they can't verify accurately" whether violated the laws of physics," The government's defense Frederick Lipschultz, an know that some of the or not other countries are Bent said. contractors support the assistant professor of physics, information about nuclear complying with the treaties. The U.S. government may initiative because they will has stood on the barren, desert weapons given out to the Bent, who worked for 10 be using these "violations" as receive the business generated ground in Nevada that the public is. "misleading." years as an army scientist, said an excuse for going ahead with by the research and United States government uses Scientists are very aware of that modern seismic the planned Star Wars defense development of the defense as a testing sight for atomic just how "destructive these instruments can do a "good job system, Bent said. system, Bent said. weapons. things really are," said Bent. of verification" even down to "But SDI is not the perfect These are "three very He has seen the places where Bent said he thinks the one kilo-ton explosions. shield" against a nuclear attack, powerful constituencies,"he weapons have been detonated, Comprehensive Test Ban The Reagan administration Bent said. "No scientist said. the sheds which house the Treaty is the best solution to has claimed for years that the believes that, because we just The plan will not be easy to instruments designed to the problem of controlling USSR has violated treaty know belter," he said. defeat, even though experts monitor the explosions, and nuclear testing. limitations in the past, Bent Although opposition to Star have listed extensive and the towers where large weapons The CTBT "eliminates all said. But by using seismology, Wars is growing in the United potentially unresolvablc are suspended by cables to be nuclear testing - period," he the United States knows the problems within the initiative. lowered into the ground for said. It is easiest to limit all limitations have not been States, there are still three underground testing. testing because then "you don't violated, he said. powerful constituencies which **************** Lipschultz spoke Monday in Two expert panels appointed support the defence initiative, have the problem of by the government studied the Bent said. the Homer Babbidge Library as verification," he said. part of a week of education on evidence that the threshhold The Air Force supports the Verification treaties can treaties had been violated. Bent defense plan because the project the nuclear arms race, cause complications when the Call the supported by UConn faculty said, but they found the test would be largely under their treaties set a limit on the size limitations had not been control, said Bent. and various activist groups. of an explosion, he said. Escort "It looked like the violated by the Soviet Union. The Air Force has been Now there is a threshhold of The administration said they "hungry to get out into space preparation for a very large 1 kilo-ton for nuclear weapons rock concert," Lipschultz said, had "other sources" which had for over a decade," he said. Service testing, Bent said. One kilo-ton proven that the Soviets had Weapons scientists support describing his impressions of is equivalent to an explosion of the area. violated the "letter of the Star Wars, Be-* said, and 486-4809 100,000 tons of TNT, he said treaty." but to do this "because of 'heir expertise, Lipschultz visited the Nevada "People in the Pentagon and testing sight, which is only 90 undetected by U.S. seismology they have the ears of many of miles from Nevada's toursit and gambling haven, Los Vegas, about a year ago. A Guard booths are set up on £ the perimeter of the sight so \ that most people cannot walk ^ * in, "but people with a scientific background can go OSCAR'S party-horn" that is drilled into the side of a mesa, (Fast Free Delivery) Lipshchultz said. The weapon, only a few feet in diameter is set off at the "mouthpiece of the horn-shaped tunnel," and the "explosion goes down the expanding cone," he said. Information about the Small Pizzas (12") Large Pizzas (16") explosion is obtained through the use of electronic devices in the tunnel, he said. The x-ray cheese 4.25 cheese 7.50 laser test is an example of a "horizontal lest" sight, 1 item 5.00 1 item • 8.75 Lipshultz said. Other vertical testing is done 2 items 5.50 2 items 9.50 using holes drilled into the 3 items 6.00 3 items 10.25 earth from a quarter mile to a half mile deep. 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W^.UUUH*.U*.UJJ**iiJiJ<*uJJ<-.-^>..J«4„/>(;„ii„, The Daily Campus, Thursday, November 12, 1987 Page 9 Arts Student director creates a frenzy for two or more York, for three years as days a week with rehearsals He aims to do this with and donated by local lumber By Jayne Keedle light and sound. To this end he yards. Wcincr estimates that Daily Campus Staff production assistant and that last anywhere from three production coordinator. to six hours, and when he's not borrowed synthesizers from the total cost of the production Although D Series theatre East Windsor Music Rentals, would be $2000, but it has productions no longer officially He has worked in Television rehearsing, he's scouting for commercial production, also as materials for the set, building in return for advertising, to cost him only $100. exist at UConn, there are still a create the sound of explosions, Weiner said he felt that he number of plays being put on a location scout, and as a the set, going to classes, cameraman. This summer he which he says he's failing, as gun fire, etc. ROTC have lent had managed to cut costs this semester directed by uniforms and weapons, and because, most importantly, he students in the dramatic arts produced a 48 second comedy he has no lime to study,- and piece, "a take off on every commuting to work in New Carol James is designing the has something worthwhile to department. A Ferny For Two lighting to simulate offer with this play. or More, by Eugene Ionesco is American Express ad ever York. explosions. "Someone who sees it may one such play. made," that he hopes to sell to With seemingly limitless The set is a "breakaway" not understand it, but will The show, which opens on Saturday Night Live, although energy and with an allotted he said he already had offers budget of around nine dollars, construction, designed so that certainly get a kick out of it. " Monday in the Studio theatre, the walls and doors can be Wcincr said. "I've directed a lot is directed and produced by from Home Box Office and Wcincr has begged, borrowed demolished by a push from of rehearsals and I'm still not Matt Wcincr, an undergraduate Am Media Entertainment. and scavenged the materials Wcincr is producing and nccccssary to produce this play. behind, to coincide with bored with it. directing/liberal arts major. explosions. Tony Soja, who Wcincr is no novice to directing A Frenzy For Two Or The story takes place during "It's a lot of things. It is More, as an independent study, wartime and centers on couples also works for Big City shocking; it's a comedy; it's entertainment direction and Productions, designed the set, production, at the age of 24, he but is as serious about this as arguing, however, the plot love, pain, war, ignorance, any of his other jobs. calls for continuing warfare and two staff builders for the innocence, and corruption. has directed several other plays same company helped Wcincr at UConn including Look Back "I'm a workaholic", he said. outside the interior set. Unfortunately I think it's very "This is hard work, but every "We recreate a war around the build it in a weekend. representative of today. We're In Anger, and has worked for The materials used for the set Big City Films, a large minute you put into it pays set which is as senseless as the so caught up in the trivial off." arguments that go on on were salvaged from the sets of things that we're oblivious to production company based in Sweeney Todd. and Deathtrap Weincr's hometown, New He spends about five to six stage," Weinci said. what goes on in the world . around us,"hc said. The show runs from the 16lh of November through the 18th, There's something for everyone ... at Video Visions Monday is a 3:30 matinee, the other two performances start at The area's largest selection 8:00p.m. Admission is free. Video Rentals of foreign movies, operas and and Sales classical music tapes. ... Martin

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"The Last of the Video Visions Of Storrs Troubadors" was an interesting alternative to sipping cocoa Holiday Mall - Rt. 195 Storrs 429-1434 last night, and demonstrated that 700-year-old music is still ( next to Thumpers) Open Mon.-Sat. 10 am- 8pm, Sundays 12pm-6pm immensely enjoyable today. The Daily Campus TAKE IT FROM A PUMMY- Since 1896 Thursday, November 12,1987 Page 10 Cindy Keeler Kristina Martell Business Manager Managing Editor Bill Slocum Editor in Chief Lisa Hayden Ron Eckert Deputy Mng. Editor Senior Writer Room Tor everyone Thank goodness for university advertising. It may not always make for exciting reading or provide the most reliable view of campus life, but sometimes it can come in handy. Like now. UConn's Department of Student Affairs, which only last week had been saying that guaranteed housing would no longer be university policy as of next year, are now planning to wait until 1989. The reason? A sentence in the univerity catalog that was sent to thousands of students considering a Mike Royko UConn education, states that "once accepted as a resident, students are guaranteed continuation [of housing]...for the full four years of undergraduate education.'* Criminal warning signs: There are ways to solve the housing problem without cutting back on the student services vital to a Child-molester slapped public university. UConn is supposed to provide an affordable education, not one where students are with warning labels burdened with the cost of off-campus rent, food and transportation. Is the catalog legally binding? How much say As we all know, this country has a be singled out for public humiliation. His severe shortage of prison space. We have lawyer is indignant and has appealed the should advertising have on school policy? millions of hotel and motel rooms, as well as punishment to die higher courts, which arc A lot, considering that the decision of many to empty condos and office buildings. But we going to ponder it for awhile. come to UConn was influenced by the information don't have enough cells to hold all of our And, of course, the American Civil inside the catalog. Nixing the policy now would be a head-crackers, throat-cutters and fiends. Liberties Union is indignant and has jumped case of false advertising, and as any pre-law major This means that dangerous criminals are into this case. It says the signs arc not only released early or not sent to jail at all because cruel and unusual punishment, but they can tell you, that could have consequences. there's no place to stash them. And that violate an international treaty on how Carol Wiggins, vice president of Student Affairs, means the hostile characters are back on the prisoners should be treated. said that "ethical commitments" should be considered streets, ready to do what they did before and In general, I like the ACLU. I even have before the legality of the catalog statement. She is looking for somebody to do it to. an award on a shelf at home that the ACLU right. While some may say that all universities do So judges must struggle with the problem once gave me for something or other. But not guarantee housing, it should be added that the of trying to protect society and punish every so often, die ACLU sounds kind of criminals when mere isn't really any way they nutsy. best schools do make such guarantees. How could can do it And this is one of those times. The one decide which students will have the vital Recently, an Oregon judge came up with ACLU said mat requiring Bateman the creep experience of campus life? It should be hoped that an imaginative solution to mis problem. to have signs on his doors violated the no one but the student has to. Judge Dorothy Baker had a real creep on International Treaty on Human Rights, which There are ways to solve the housing issue her hands-a guy with a long history of forbids sentences that are degrading, sexually molesting children stigmatizing and vindictive and violate without shortchanging UConn's student body. The The creep, Richard Batcman, had been fundamental principles of human dignity. administration should work on that. convicted of sodomizing a little girl almost 10 I don't see what's so degrading or years ago and did a stretch in prison vindictive about asking a career child-molester JNo more bloody Sundays Before that, he had been arrested in to post a sign on his door warning kids to There was more madness in Ulster yesterday. another assault, but the child was too stay away from him. We're executing people The Irish Republican Army, a Catholic terrorist traumatized to testify, so it was dropped. at a rapid rate in this country. If you want to organization operating in Protestant Northern When he recently came before Judge tale about vindictiveness, sending a few Baker, it was for having assaulted two thousand volts of electricity through Ireland, announced they did not set off a bomb children, a boy and a girl, both 5 years old, somebody's body-mat's really vindictive. discovered near a Belfast elementary school because during the same week. He pleaded no contest, Or if you want to talk about doing of concern over civilian casulaties. which meant the judge could send him to something that is degrading, I can't mink of How nice of them. prison for several years. anything worse that forcing your sexual The IRA kicked off the week Sunday by But she knew that if she did that, he'd be attentions on tiny children as Batcman did. detonating a bomb near a war dead ceremony in out in almost no time because the prisons I would ask the ACLU officials-would didn't have room for him. There would be you rather have Bateman panting into your ear Enniskillen. Eleven died in the explosion, including other creeps standing in line for his cell space. or have a sign tacked to his door? What would three couples, while 63 more were injured. She also considered the fact mat he had they consider to be the the greater indignity? Even from an organization that has blown up flatly refused to take pan in a program mat In fact, I kind of like die idea the judge had shopping malls and assassinated English nobles, it tries to rehabilitate grown men who like to to refect-dying creeps like Batcman green. was a bit much. Maybe the best reason for have sex with children. If we must let them roam the streets, we So she sent him to jail for a short time might consider color-coding them. Let's say yesterday's close call was so the group could recoup and gave him five years of probation. green for child-molesters, bright red for some PR points after Sunday's bitter aftermath. But she tacked on a special provision in the rapists, purple for muggers and armed There is a sad hypocrisy here. While the United sentence. She said that while he was on robbers and so on. States prides itself as a foe of terrorism, many probation, he would have to have a sign But this would never be permitted by Americans fund, supply, even man the IRA. And posted on his front door mat said: "Dangerous the higher courts. We no longer believe in an while some crackdowns have been reported, sex offender. No children allowed." eye for an eye, a tooth for a tooth. Today, the And he would have to have the same sign rule is a fingernail clipping for an eye, a small supporters of the group continue to operate without on the doors of any car he drove. tuft of hair for a tooth. hindrance. What she wanted to do was let the And you can bet that when the appeals American supporters seem to believe the IRA are community know that their kids shouldn't go court in Oregon rules, it will decide that it is freedom fighters. They are not. They are basically trick-or-trcating at Bateman's door. Or accept cruel and unusual to subject Bateman the street ruffians with anarchist politics and a warped a ride from him after school. creep to the indignity of having a sign on his As she said at the time: "1 had thought door saying that he is a creep. sense of justice. about labcing these people some way, that it's Under our various truth-in-labeling laws, a Neither the Protestant majority nor the British too bad people don't know who they are. You can of soup must list everything in it. Prices controlling Ulster are without blame. But there are can't dye them green. The signs made sense must be clearly marked. Cigarette packages better ways to handle the extremism of demagogue tome." must bear die obvious information that they're Ian Paisley or the trials without jury experienced by That makes sense to me, too. If a bad for us. suspected terrorists. Car bombs are not it. compulsive child-molester moved into my But under our laws, it's an indignity for a neighborhood, I'd like to know about it guy who pounces on little children to be If the United States is serious about stopping A few days ago, Bateman began his period labeled as exactly what he is. supporters of terrorism, we should begin the of probation. But there are no signs posted. When was the last time a can of soup campaign inside our own borders. A little scrutiny at That's because Bateman is indignant. A messed up a little kid's entire life? home could save Ulster a iotof misery. sensitive soul, he doesn't see why he should Mike Royko is a syndicated columnist. Kris Noble ILottftnira to tUh

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Lori Q., Dawn D., and all LOCATIONS. CAR who left laughing. Tonight well PARTY HARD those other Kappas who have NEEDED. NO INVESTMENT WORK IN JAPAN AND and maybe "mow some lawns", helped with organizing Friday ON YOUR PART. S.D.R. TAIWAN- undergrads and LISA (Carolyn's friend): Sorry but first let's do dinner in night- you guys are doing a ENTERPRISES, ANDOVER grads eligible for English I didn't recognize you. It seems McMahon. Mich fantastic job, We are all CONN. 742-9965. HW 5/5 conversation instuctor like every time I see you I'm psyched to dance the night positions. Long and short-term either half asleep or you've got To JB (cross country) Lots of away! P.S. Lori, Glasses? Insert circulars into newspaper possibilities, including a hat on or something. Stop by luck in your race Saturday. What glasses? Who needs Wednesday evenings 7-10 summers. Teaching experience the Delta Chi party Friday Cheryl. glasses? Donn't worry we'll p.m. $4.50 per hour. 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Great part- you forever, Bunny Pie bus 202 Tuesday around noon, night Not only do you belittle days. 20 minutes form campus, time job for college students. The one with 5th row INXS the beauty of the rose with paid extra hour travel time per Applications now being taken seats. How about meeting your own, it was wonderful shift. Call between 9-2 fjor all shifts. Apply in person sometime? I would love to hear discovering how much inner- weekdays. HW 11/12 at Eastbrook Mobil, 7 Storrs more of the "British Rats" (or beauty you possess. I'd really Rd. HW 11/12 whatever their name was) like to see you more often. The Sometime. Please respond. Cupcake Man Scott. WAITERS, WAITRESSES, Morgan, (Kappa Sig) Thanks AND POT WASHER Beth Z., Batterson d - I know for the beer Monday night I NEEDED. WADE HOUSE IN had a good time! Your the best TOWERS. THREE MEALS A you love surprises so SURPRISE! Have a great big brother! Your little sis, DAY EVERY SCHOOL Phaedra (Pi Phi) DAY. 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11-12 A.M. "Does the U.S. Economy Need Militarization to Prosper?" Jerry Sazama, Professor, Economics DepL Student Union, Rm. 306 JUAN COON 12 A.M.-l P.M. "Beyond (Bcncalh) Disarmament: Transformation of Human Thought, Questioning Values" Karen Dolmanisth, Professor, Fine Arts Dcpt. Student Union, Rm. 306 Nov. 12 9-1 am hi. 1-2 P.M. "Connecticut, The Arsenal of the Nation: A Search for Alternatives" Rev. Kevin Bean, Chairman, Economic Conversion Task Force Student Union, Rm. 306 UCONN I.D. $2 2-3 P.M. fdm, "Edge of History" discussion, Clay Stcinbcrgcr, Babbidgc Library. Coordinator, Storrs Friends Peace Center Video Theater II OTHER \ ill/ \; 3:30-4:30 P.M. film, "Living Double Lives- COLL. I.D. $3 discussion, Lee Stoppleworth, Chairperson, Babbidge Library, Justice and Peace Commission, Diocese of Norwich Video Theater I INFO: 486-2204 DEADLINE NOV. 17 W*Jt H TOURNAMENTS ATTENTION! ATTENTION! HOLIDAY SPIRITS BILLIARDS BACKGAMMON WANTS YOUR BUSINESS... TABLE TENNIS CHESS Yes! DARTS TABLE SOCCER Your Business BUSCH THE LARGEST MILLER DRAFT AND BEST BAR BOTTLES 12-PK CANS STOCKED SIGN UP NOW $4.99 SPIRIT SHOP $10.99 save $1.00 IN TOWN in Room 258 Student Union South save $3.00 HOLIDAY SPIRITS * * * REMEMBER * * * Rt. 195 Holiday Mall Storrs, Conn. 429-77 THE DEADLINE IS NOV. 17 Al\\a\s I lie IkNi Deals Page 18 The Daily Campus, Thursday, November 12, 1987 Sports College bowl picture clears as season winds down Herschel Nissmson will be the Big Ten Champ over Washington, but Coach in Ann Arbor, it's in East Oklahoma (by 34): Oklahoma AP Sporiswriter and the visiting team if it Terry Donahue points out that Lansing." 31-6. The bowl picture will defeats Indiana. the Huskies "are going to get The pick is: Michigan Virginia Tech at No. 3 become at least a little clearer Although Auburn leads the a bowl bid if they beat State 24-20. Miami. Fla. (by 38): Miami Saturday, one week before the wacky Southeastern UCLA: they might get one if Last week's record was 36 45-3. official invitation date. Conference, the Tigers will be they don't" right two of the four Upset Furman at No. 4 Florida Only college football's eliminated if they lose to UCLA is banged up to Specials won outright, a third State (No line): Florida State bowl- committees, few of Georgia, which would clinch make this the Upset Special covered and Kansas-Kansas 63-0. which trust each other, could at least a tie. LSU also could of the Week: Washington 27- State, as predicted, tied 14 Boston College at No. 6 accept a system in which the tie by defeating Mississippi 24. wrong and one tie for a .720 Syracuse (by 12): Syracuse 31- RSVP's precede the official State and Alabama can do No. 13 Michigan State, percentage; for the year, 319- 21. invitations. likewise if it beats Auburn on riding a six-game unbeaten 127-7 .715. Against the point Maryland at No. 12 The Orange Bowl, Nov. 27. The SEC champ streak, is an eight-point spread, last week's mark was Clemson (by 12 1\2): drooling in anticipation over a goes to the Sugar Bowl. favorite at home over No. 16 19-16-1 .543; for the year, Clemmson 28-14. national championship Arkansas can earn at least Indiana. 142-157-6.475. Mississippi Stale at No. shootout, must wait a week a tie in the slow-motion The Spartans haven't been No. 11 Alabama at No. 7 10 LSU (by 25): LSU 34-10. to learn whether Oklahoma or Southwest Conference Cotton to the Rose Bowl since 1965, Notre Dame (favored by 7): No. 14 South Carolina Nebraska will be the host Bowl chawe by defeating the Hoosicrs since 1967. Notre Dame 21-20. (by 18) at Wake Forest: team. Texas A&M, but the Aggies MSU Coach George Pcrles No. 12 Auburn at No. 8 South Carolina 35-14. But UCLA can clinch the and Texas, which beat says, "This state is used to Georgia (by 1) : Georgia 21- Pac-10 crown and Rose Bowl Arkansas, each have two having showdowns for 17. No. 15 Penn State at Pitt berth if its beats Washington league games remaining. championships at the end of No. 20 Arkansas at No. 19 (pick'em): Penn State 21-14. and Southern Cal loses to or Fifth-ranked UCLA is a 14 the year (Michigan-Ohio Texas A&M (by 6): Texas No. 17 Oklahoma State ties Arizona. Michigan State l\2-point favorite at home State). This year it comes a A&M 28-20. (by 28 1\2) at Kansas: week early. 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Wwmp&C* 7:30 - 9:30 All well and call drinks, TICKETS S10 00 8 00 500 i 00 FRL, DEC. 11 STUOCNTS S 600 500 400 300 at 8 pm SR CITIZENS S 900 700 500 400 wine,draft & bottle beer just 2 5 t Tickets S. Info 2S Jorgensen 486-4226 it i ... •., -r—. ,^...t... Auditorium Twi umvwsiTY or COHWKTKUT. STOWS The Daily Campus, Thursday, November 12, 1987 Page 19 Sports Former UNH star Bedrosian takes WEST HAVEN (AP) — in the book and no one can behalf of Vieira and donated from Northern Essex "I'll never forget the time I University of New Haven take it away. $5,000 to the school's field Community College in went with Bobby Valentine to baseball coach Frank Vieira "He's a very humble kid and fund. Methuen, Mass., in 1977. Shea Stadium, and Frank says Cy Young award winner I'm very happy. He's just a Bedrosian was a UNH junior Ca'shen said, 'The next Steve Bedrosian remembers his good kid — he never forgets in 1978 when he was drafted in He threw a baseball more Bedrosian you get, make sure roots at UNH. where he came from." the second round by the Braves than 95 mph for UNH. After you think of the Mets,'" Vieira "I can't believe it," Vieira Last December, Bedrosian, a for $40,000 a year. watching him throw, Vieira recalled Tuesday after the Cy said. "Imagine coaching him at reliever with the Philadelphia He was with the school for predicted Bedrosian "will Young winner for the National little New Haven and seeing Phillies, came back to UNH only one season, recruited by become another Goose League was named. him with the Cy Young. It's for a testimonial dinner on Vieira's assistant Joe Tonclli Gossace." Ice hockey team wins ... Clemens w ins despite holdout

Wcstficld, Mass.— Todd start of the season. UConn except for the won-loss over Milwaukee in Boston. Krygier had seven assists and returns to action Saturday, From back page column. We're not folding our Except for 1 is won-loss two goals and John Guagliardo when the Huskies open their Cy Young winner. tents." record and his ERA, Clemens added five assists and one goal home season wiih a maich After holding out the entire Still, many felt he was not had a better year than in 1986 to lead UConn to a 12-5 against New England College exhibition season in a salary the overpowering pitcher he despite pitching for a poorer victory over Wcstficld Slate at 7:00 p.m. dispute, he rejoined the Red was in 1986, when he started team. He led the majors with University night. Sox a week before the season 14-0 and set a major-league 18 complete games and seven Mark Leonard scored three Slats— started. record with 20 strikeouts in a shutouts, compared with 10 goals for the Huskies, his SHOTS ON GOAL—UC 68, Clemens insisted the holdout game against SeatUe. complete games and one second hat trick of the year W35. had nothing to do with a start He proved them wrong. shutout in 1986, when Boston The win improves UConn's GOALIE SAVES— UC (Scan that saw him go 4-6 with a Starting with a 4-0 shutout at won the pennant record to 2-3-0 while Rizzo) 30; W (Dave Ashc 35, 3.51 ERA in his first 13 Cleveland on June 17, His 256 strikeouts were Wethcrsficld Slate goes to 0-1- Bob Burke 20, Peter O'shana appearances going into mid- Clemens went on a spree. He second in the league to 0. 1)56 June. finished the season 16-3 with a Langston's 262, and only Scan Rizzo earned the victory ATTENDANCE—450 "I'm going to get lough," he 2.66 ERA in his final 23 Charlie Hough of Texas in goal for the Huskies, PENALTIES/MINUTES—UC promised. "My figures are starlings. He capped the year pitched more innings, 285 1-3. making 30 saves in his first 19/42, W 23/53 about the same as last year with a 4-0, 12-strikeout victory Our three-year and \K 0 PRESENTED BY: two-year scholarships won't UCONN cp i SKI CLUB'* make college easier. JAN 11 - 18 «#» TRIP INCLUDES • Round trip airfare to Salt Lake City 7 nights condominium accomidations • 5 day lift ticket Just easier to pay for. • Roundtrip transfers from Salt Lake to Park City • On location staff to assist you Even if you didn't start college on a scholarship, you • College Week Activities including on-mountain could finish on one. Army KOTC Scholarships picnic, pool parties and video day. MOGULS pay for full tuition and allowances for educational • All taxes and gratuities fees and textbooks. Along with up to $1,000 Deadline for deposits - Nov. 15,1987. a year. Get all the facts. BE ALL YOU CAN BE. Pay on time and recieve a FREE *86-'87 tee shirt. $549 SKI CLUB HOURS: MON. - FRI. 2-4 P.M. ARMY RESERVE OFFICERS' TRAINING CORPS USG FUNDED JhUHC|M^^ WE CAN MAKE YOUR WINTER WARMER, "Tonight Lip Sync "TCBVr can make TCSVr WINTER WARMERS. Final Round your Winter Warmer™ • Piping hot Belgian Waffles 11 with one of our many • French-style Crepes For Grand Prize great tasting hot treats, * Delicious Sundaes all made with our * Each specialty treat features our delicious hot distinctive frozen yogurt, toppings—fudge, caramel, which is cherry and apple 96% fat-free with almost half the calories of NOBODY premium TREATSTOU $500.00 Grand Prize ice cream. LIKE TO BE GIVEN TO THE TOP PERFORMER «• "TCBV." 1244 Storrs Commons

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By Jim Amspacher Daily Campus Staff Dan Cyrulik, a 6-11 center from Williamsville, N.Y. said yesterday that he signed a National Letter of Intent to attend UConn next year. "We weren't allowed to sign the letter until 8:00 a.m. today," Cyrulik said by telephone from his home in Williamsville. "I signed it at about 8:01." Yesterday was the first day of a week-long early signing period for recruits. If a player docs not sign a letter of intent by the end of the week, he must wait until April before having an opportunity to sign again. By signing a National Letter of Intent, a recruit is bound to attend the university or college he has chosen. If the recruit decides to attend another institution participating in the National Letter of Intent Program, he may not represent that institution in intercollegiate competition until he has been in residence at the school for two years. A vast majority of Division I schools participate in the National Letter of Intent Program. Cyrulik is one of three top players UConn is recruiting this year. Tony Scott, a 6-foot-8 power forward from Rochester N.Y., and guard Chris Smith of Bridgeport are the other two. Scott was expected to sign his letter of intent yesterday and, according to a story set to appear in the Gannett-Rochester Newspaper today, he did. Scott could not be reached last night tor Jim Calhoun and his Huskies during Saturday's exhibition against the confirmation. Canadian National Team (Chris Nelson photo). Cyrulik said he visited UConn this weekend and saw almost exactly what he was looking for. Cross-country team ready "I'm considering a business or engineering major and I was impressed with the business and engineering schools at UConn," he said. for meet at Lehigh Saturday As far as basketball is concerned, Cyrulik said he was very Michael Santos hold on die first two spots in race)" according to coach Roy. comfortable with what he has seen of the program and the UConn Campus Correspondent district I, the Huskies are vying Ball placed 5th in the Big East family of coaches and staff. The UConn cross-country with Providence, UMass, and race held earlier this year. Boston College for the third Although Cyrulik said that he has not talked with UConn head team will be among some 55 Freshman Gary Giffcn and and final spot. coach Jim Calhoun since signing his letter, he has discussed what teams competing at Lehigh sophomore Tom LaRosc also With five underclassmen in are not strangers to the upper his situation will be next year with the coach. University this Saturday in the IC4A's. At stake are not only their top seven runners one levels of college competition. "Coach Calhoun told me I'd have every opportunity to play," Northeastern bragging rights, might be inclined to think that Each finished in the top twenty said Cyrulick. "It's going to be tough to compete against a seven but six berths into the national the Huskies must have at least in die Big East race. foot player like (freshman recruit Marc) Suhr." finals. one eye bent on next year. But But the key to any success The race is a conglomeration this is not the case. UConn might hope to achieve Cyrulick said he is looking forward to completing his final of districts I and II. The first "We are here now" says lies in the ability of co- season of high school basketball. His first practice is Monday. three teams in each district will coach Greg Roy. captains Jon Bell and Sal Ulto Sophmore Andy Ball has a "That's one of the reasons I wanted to sign early, so I could qualify for die national finals. and sophomore Bob Speers and "solid chance to qualify as an get that over with and worry about this season," he said. Altnough Dartmouth and See page 18 Brown appear to have a solid individual (for the national Clemens takes Cy Young for second straight year

By John Nelson this year, received 21 of 28 Rick Rcuschel of San Chance with the 1964 Balloting is done by a panel AP Sports Writer first-place votes and 124 points Francisco. California Angels and Gaylord comprised of two BBWAA New York (AP) — Roger in balloting by a panel of "At the end of the year, I was Perry with the 1972 Cleveland members from each league Clemens of the Boston Red Baseball Writers Association of very confident and very Indians also won the award city. They are asked to name Sox became the first American America members. Jimmy Key strong," Clemens said. "I with fifth-place teams. their top three candidates with League pitcher in more than a of Toronto, 17-8 with a league- think I may have been Following Key in the five points awarded for a first- decade to win consecutive Cy leading earned-run average of throwing the ball even better balloting were Dave Steward of place vote, three for a second Young awards, claiming the 2.76, had four first-place votes than I did at the end of 1986." Oakland, 32 points; Doyle and one for third. 1987 trophy on Wednesday and 64 points to finish a The last American League Alexander of Detroit, 8; Mark Clemens earned $150,000 for despite a spring training distant second. winning the Cy Young. In pitcher to win consecutive Cy Langston of Seattle, 7; Ted holdout and a 4-6 start addition, $150,000 will be Clemens, who had the Youngs was Jim Palmer of the Higucra of Milwaukee and "It's an individual award. It tacked onto his 1988 salary of gives me something to shoot league's third-best ERA of Baltimore Orioles in 1975-76. Frank Viola of Minnesota, 5 2.97, was the only pitcher in Denny McLain won the AL Cy each; Jeff Reardon of $1.2 million as a result of his for, something that no one has contract negotiated last April. done before, win a third time in either league whose name Young in 1968 and shared it Minnesota, 4, and Jack Morris appeared on each ballot Steve with Mike Cucllar the of Detroit 3. Clemens, the major league's a row." Clemens said at a dominant pitcher in 1986 with Houston news conference. "I Bedrosian, the Philadelphia following year. Stewart, at 20-13 the only Phillies reliever, won the Clemens became only the other 20-game winner in the a 24-4 record, 2.48 ERA and beat the jinx. Now, I guess I 238 strikeouts, was written off National League Cy Young third American League pitcher league besides Clemens, had have to do it again." early this year to repeat as the Clemens, 20-9 with 256 award in a close battle with to win a Cy Young for a team two first-place votes, and Alexander had the other. See page 19 strikeouts in 281 2-3 innings Rick Sutcliffe of Chicago and placed as low as fifth. Dean ......