The Daily Campus Serving the Storrs Community Since 1896 Vol.XClIINo.U8 The University of Connecticut Tuesday, April 24,1990 Car chase leads to capture of two robbery suspects SOUTH WINDSOR, Conn. the vehicle and attempted to (AP) — Two bank robbery escape, the Toyota they were suspects were arrested Monday traveling in and its driver fled morning after a car chase in down Route 5, onto Interstate which several shots were fired 84 and into Hartford's North at the pursuing police officers, End, police said. Police were police said. seeking the vehicle in Hartford The suspects, whose names Monday. were not released, fired the The robbery was the latest in shots as they fled down Route a state of bank holdups in the 5, but no police were hit, po- Hartford area in recent weeks. lice said. Police and the FBI have said The robbery was reported at many of the robberies appear to 11:19 a.m. Monday at the be the work of an organized Connecticut Bank and Trust gang, but it could not be de- Co. branch on Route 5, police termined immediately if Mon- said. day's holdup was linked to any ir.J. Gunthei/The Daily Campus Although two suspects were of the others. This bank in South Windsor was robbed around 11 a.m. yesterday morning. Two arrested after they got out of suspects were later arrested after being chased by police. Bush Lithuania's oil will not supply goes dry VILNIUS, U.S.S.R. (AP) — from the Russian city of reward Lithuania's only refinery closed Polotsk on Wednesday and later Monday when the Kremlin's curtailed natural gas supplies economic blockade dried up oil and shipments of other prod- captors supplies, and the prime minis- ucts. ter said the defiant republic It was one of the toughest WASHINGTON (AP) — might try to sell gold to im- actions taken in Gorbachev's President Bush searched for port fuel. effort to make the republic of "opportunities for further re- With the Soviet sanctions 3.8 million people rescind laws leases" of American hostages pressuring Lithuanians to ease resulting from its March 11 Monday with phone calls to their quest for independence, a declaration of independence two Middle Eastern leaders, Lithuanian parliamentary dele- from the Soviet Union. while the administration de- gation arrived in Moscow in The refinery in the north- clared anew it would not bar- hope of meeting with President western town of Mazheikiai gain for freedom. Mikhail S. Gorbachev's advis- produced gasoline for the re- Officials said emphatically ers. public as well as for Estonia, there would be no rewards, The refinery at Mazheikiai Latvia and Byelorussia. It pro- diplomatic or otherwise, for operated until Monday on re- cessed about 12 million tons of granting freedom to a single serves, dispatcher Lidiya petroleum products a year and Amcfican-while seven others Cheblakova said in a telephone Lithuania used a quarter of it. remain captive. interview from the refinery. Lithuania has virtually no "Our hostages should be re- Cheblakova said that with foreign currency to buy oil, but leased unconditionally, safely production stopped the refin- and immediately, and this bar- Prime Minister Kazimiera ery's 2,000 workers were now baric practice should end," said Prunskiene said on Monday —UPI idle. "The mood is tense, wor- that the republic might cash in Secretary of State James A. risome," she said. Baker III. President Bush called for the release of the remaining gold reserves it has in France. seven U.S. hostages in Beirut, but added the U.S. Soviet officials shut off the But she told reporters in He made the statement in re- oil pipeline feeding the plant sponse to Iranian demands that would not negotiate with terrorists. See page 8 the United States exert influ- mer in Lebanon. tinue to call on the world ence on a Christian group in "We are not going to deal community to do what they Lebanon to release a group of and we're not going to negou- can to obtain the release of all Softball wins first Iranians and on Israel to free a ate," Baker said at a State De- hostages." pro-Iranian Shiite cleric, Abdul partment news conference. "We Bush called both President Big East tournament Karim Obeid, seized last sum- remain hopeful. We will con- See page 8 By Joe Morelli Daily Campus Staff CHESTNUT HILL, Mass. — After watching Patricia Brooks Train carrying chemicals of St. John's hit a two-out, two-run home run in the bottom half of the last inning for a 2-1 win that put the Express into the finals of the Big East tournament, the University of Connecticut explodes, 200 evacuated softball team knew they had to supress the Express' new found CRAIGSVILLE, Pa. (AP) — dent, said today. In addition to the oil, one momentum. A train carrying a caustic At the fire's peak, flames tanker leaked sodium hydroxide That is exactly what the Huskies accomplished as they chemical and crude oil derailed shooting several hundred feet that sent a chemical cloud clinched the first Big East Tournament with a 2-0 win , as they and exploded, spewing about high could be seen 30 miles drifting toward Worthington, scored two runs in the third inning while having another solid 100,000 gallons of oil and re- away. At midmorning, the fire causing 200 people to be outing on the defensive end of the field. leasing a chemical cloud that was still burning but was under moved from their homes "We proved that we are a good tournament team and that we forced 200 people to evacuate. control, authorities said. overnight. All but 50 had re- can win games when they count the most," said first baseman Twenty-nine cars in a 97-car Bell said only a small amount turned by midmorning, said Chris Wajda, who was one of six Huskies named to the All- Buffalo & Pittsburgh Railroad of the spilled oil leaked into Worthington Fire Chief Don Tournament Team. "Everybody can make it happen at any time freight train jumped the tracks Buffalo Creek, a tributary of Grafton. either on the field or at the plate." in a steep ravine along Buffalo the Allegheny River, and that He said about 300 people Co-captain Sue Rybczyk was solid once again on the mound Creek late Sunday, John H. it didn't appear to be a threat to were told to be on standby for for UConn as she tossed a one-hitter, facing only the minimum Bell, the railway's vice presi- drinking water. See page 7 See page 23 PAGE TWO Seniors: 26 days! Today: Mostly sunny. High 70 to 75. Wind coming in light Irom the south. Tonight: Partly cloudy. Lows 40 to 45. Tomorrow: Partly sunny. High 70 to 75. Conn. Lottery Daily: 9-0-0 Play 4: 3-8-3-6 Around the world H L Dublin 59 39 London 64 46 Rio 92 66 Sydney 79 61
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—Dana Keeton/The Daily Campus WHY AREN'T THESE PEOPLE IN CLASS? Sunbathers take advantage of the spring weather yesterday between frats and the jungle. r* * ML Guru's death leads to changes Lynne Floyd Music Education for India's free-love commune "Basically, I think it was ef- POONA, India (AP) — Buf- No longer do disciples prance camp for adults than a focus for fective for the time, but 1 don't feted by the recent death of its half-naked through the halls of worldwide revolution in con- think people will remember god and a drop in donations, the local five-star hotel, the sciousness. past this week." the commune of the late free- Blue Diamond. The hotel re- All visitors are required to ~9/^^^^^^ love guru Osho Rajneesh is cently welcomed them back, produce the results of an AIDS iS trying to save itself by going but only for meals. test no more than a month old. mainstream. The lush 11-acre campus, Westerners seen groping at one Emphasis has shifted from with its miniature waterfalls, another's bodies on Poona's ^41 mystical sex to meditation ex- outdoor Japanese restaurant and streets may get a talking to by ercises. Primal screaming was high-tech workout rooms, other followers. Tomorrow's Question: Who do you think will be UConn's banned after neighbors com- seems more like a summer next athletic director? plained of the noise. Deals have been signed with promi- nent companies for distribution of video cassettes. Fatality mars opening "We are mellowing," said Swami Tatahgat, an Indian at Stafford speedway board member of Rajneesh Today inside the DC Foundation, the trust that con- STAFFORD (AP) — the 200-lap modified stock car trols the commune. "Before, Stafford Motor Speedway race, which was won for the we used to wear our recorded the first fatality in the second straight year by Mike rebelliousness on our sleeves." 31-year history of NASCAR Stefanik, of West Greenwich, It appears to be a kinder, racing at the track on the R.I. INDEX gentler commune now than at opening day of the track's 1990 Stafford Motor Speedway Classifieds 18 Correction—Sara Kaplan Rajneeshpuram, Ore., where, spring season. President Mark Arute said the Comics 14 was incorrectly identified in according to commune resi- Tony Jankowiak, 31, of only other fatality at the track Crossword 15 yesterday's Daily Campus. dents and spokesmen for the Tonawanda, N.Y., was pro- was a motorcycle crash, when Focus 9 Kaplan is the Earth Day Poona press office, members nounced dead Sunday night, it was a dirt track, in the Horoscope 15 coordinator for ConnPIRG. administered barbiturates and less than an hour after his 1990 1940s. News 3 other drugs to rivals they con- Chevrolet crashed into the Jankowiak was pronounced Sports 20 sidered "negative." Rajneesh concrete wall during the 200- dead at 7:35 p.m. at Johnson called himself Bhagwan, or lap Spring Sizzler. Memorial Hospital, 50 min- God, in those days. Jankowiak's car went into utes after the crash. the wall on the 154th lap of
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By Robert Wozniak similar characteristics to chlo- Daily Campus Staff rine gas, and made to leak If you walked by the sun-dial through the back of the truck. The response team, donned in front of the Student Union "Level A protective clothing." Mall yesterday and noticed two The gear included oxygen men wearing "space suits" in back of a long yellow truck masks and tanks, referred to as with white smoke frothing ev- Scot Air Packs, as well as bal- erywhere, you can rest assured loon-like "space suits" imper- that nothing out of the ordinary vious to certain hazardous ma- was happening. terials. The team members first In fact, the Mobile Training assessed what type of material Laboratory, the truck parked at was leaking by using various the sun-dial yesterday, was part measuring devices, then pro- of Earth Week's celebrations ceeded into the back of the and is used to train Navy trailer, where they "capped" die hazardous materials response leaky tank, putting a large teams, whose job it is to brace around the valve on the mitigate or stop uncontrolled top and tightening it to prevent chemical leaks. gas from leaking further. Both The Mobile Training men conceded that it was diffi- Laboratory, or MTL, is run by cult to move around in the the Naval Submarine Base's bulky suits which were hot in- New London Fire Department side. "The idea is to heighten aware- Chip Clough, who is in- ness on college campuses that volved with the Renewable our environment is on its way Natural Resource Department to a real bad condition," said here on campus, said that dur- —Dana Keeton/The Daily Campus Assistant Chief Douglas Say. ing the five years he worked for Recently built, the MTL will a hazardous materials response begin traveling to various local team, he was called to two Fireman David Dowe participates in a demonstration at the Mobile Training Navy Fire Departments to train Chlorine leaks. Laboratory truck that was parked in the Student Union Mall yesterday response teams. Say stated that most haz- f~*\ Credit Cards accepted on the phona ardous materials incidents they deal with are land born or in Campus rivers and streams. Qiwtype The main attraction at the OPEN Copy & Word Processing, Inc. Mon-Th 8:30-8:00 MTL was a demonstration Frl 8:30-5:30 UConn Business Block Florist showing how a hazardous ma- Sat 9:00-2:00 Rt. 195 & Dog Lane terials response team would Sun 10:00-2:00 487-1794 Storrs. CT handle an actual hazardous ma- This Week is terial leak. A tank, which in Secretaries Week real-life would hold poisonous Resume Headquarters chlorine gas, was filled with a Delivered to Campus non-hazardous gas that had Laser printed Resumes Downtown Storrs (next to Store 24) 487 INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS AND FACULTY STUDY ABROAD ALUMNI INTERNATIONAL AND AREA STUDIES MAJORS
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Schneider said it was fortu- 19-car Amtrak passenger train the accident, 10 of whom were cars derailed: three remained "It started to buckle. Cars are nate he and his daughters were derailed Monday, injuring at hurt seriously enough to be upright, three were left leaning off the tracks everywhere. ... in the dining car and not in least 83 of the 400 people admitted. and one, a sleeper car, was We didn't get hurt very badly their sleeping car, which tipped aboard, authorities said. Iowa State Patrol Lt. Ronald turned on its side. but a number of people did." over. Seven cars of the eastbound Moon said there were no Amtrak officials said they did California Zephyr derailed known deaths. not know how fast the train about 1:25 p.m. on Burlington The cars began to run off the was traveling when the cars lefl Shuttle to launch Northern tracks, authorities track just before it reached a the tracks and that the train's said. Eyewitnesses counted as crossing on the southern edge "black box" would have to be Space shuttle Discovery many as nine cars off the track. of this town of 525 residents, examined. The train is autho- "It made a hell of a noise and 90 miles southeast of Des rized to travel as fast as 79 will carry Hubble telescope then all kinds of dust started Moines. mph in the area, they said. CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. But there was little of the flying," said Robert Franklin Investigators from the Na- Among the passengers was (AP) — Space shuttle Discov- excitement of two weeks ago of Batavia. tional Transportation Safety Wisconsin State Rep. Marlin ery stood ready once again, when hundreds of astronomers "It was just one big, loud Board and Burlington Northern Schneider, who was returning weather willing, to ferry the gathered, with their families, bang. Kind of like a clankety, were dispatched to the scene. from the National Conference Hubble Space Telescope into only to see the launch scrubbed clang," said his wife, Patricia. The train had 12 passenger of State Legislatures in Boise, orbit Tuesday to seek answers with four minutes to go in the The train was carrying 394 cars, four baggage cars and Idaho, and suffered a bruise to to two questions: how old is countdown. passengers and about 20 crew three locomotives, said Sue his leg. the universe, and how big? "Here we are once again," members, said Debbie Hare, an Martin, an Amtrak "We were having lunch and At the Kennedy Space Center said William Lenoir, head of Amtrak spokeswoman in spokeswoman in Washington. suddenly the train came apart," on Monday, officials expressed the National Aeronautics and Chicago. Marci Larson, another Am- said Schneider, who was confidence the liftoff, scheduled Space Administration's space Area hospitals reported re- trak spokeswoman in traveling with his two young for 8:31 a.m. EDT, will occur. flight program. "We think once again we are ready." The unstable weather during launch preparations on Monday was more of a concern than ANNA VICTORIA LITTLE Tuesday's. NASA delayed by an hour the rollback of die ser- vice structure which had pro- tected the shuttle from the ele- ments. MEMORIAL AWARDS Loading of more than a half million gallons of hazardous fuel was to start as scheduled CATEGORIES OF NOMINATION after midnight on the assurance of forecasters that the storm LEADERSHIP • ATHLETICS • SERVICE would be out of the area by then. For Tuesday, there was the THESE AWARDS ARE GIVEN TO THOSE STUDENTS AND ONE UNIVERSITY prospect of an hour's delay for early morning fog but little EMPLOYEE WHO HAS, DURING THE COURSE OF THE ACADEMIC YEAR, else to worry about. 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"We're focusing on substance used to clean drains. said. About 100,000 gallons making sure areas are diked and Bell said. It can cause oil to "give or take a few thousand" boomed to keep most of the ignite, according to a 1980 had leaked from four ruptured product out of the creek." Department of Transportation cars, he said. The other eight "It's so hot and volatile and hazardous materials handbook. oil tankers derailed but didn't it's difficult for firemen to get At late morning, crews were rupture. in there and get a close look," using hoses to suck oil and Except for the tanker carry- she said. sodium hydroxide from the ing the sodium hydroxide, the Buffalo Creek flows into the ground. other train cars carried miscel- Allegheny River 10 to 15 "What a weird lime time for laneous freight. miles downstream. Communi- this to happen — on Earth Firefighters had the fire under ties along the Allegheny were Day," said one resident, the control "to a point" when offi- told they might have to close Rev. Sharon Schwab. "Maybe cials decided to let the oil burn their drinking water intake it will make people begin to away, said Bob Walker, the di- valves. realize that we need to do rector of hazardous materials Three firefighters suffered things so this sort of thing handling for Armstrong chemical burns, but their in- doesn't happen as often as it County's emergency services juries were not serious, said —UPI does now." She said she heard a office. Ms. Mallison. Freight train wreckage lies along the tracks and burns. HWWOMWWWWWWWWW Campus^^Secretaries Week next week! Unity Week '90 Florist Order Corsages for BLOWOUT!!!! Semi-Pormals Now! "THE JAM OF THE YEAR " Also, large selection of roses!! 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From front page be released as soon as possi- Interfax, a news service of Ra- capital, some bus routes were Elgenius Petrov, one of the Hafez al-Assad of Syria and ble," Fitzwater said. . dio Moscow. cut and the main thoroughfare, delegates, said in a telephone King Hussein of Jordan to dis- Earlier Monday, Fitzwater Lithuania needs about $55 Gedimina Street, was practi- interview that the officials cuss recent developments, ac- said that only the unconditional million worth of oil a month. cally devoid of vehicles as wanted to discuss the blockade. cording to White House release of all U.S. hostages The Bank of France said last Lithuanians struggled with He said it was not yet clear spokesman Marl in Fitz water. would "open the door towards month that it would return the gasoline rationing that limits whether the Presidential Coun- The president to Assad "his better relations with Iran," gold in its vaults to Lithuania them to about eight gallons a cil would agree to the meeting. appreciation for Syria's role in which is believed to hold con- if the French government rec- month for private cars. Gorbachev and his advisers the release" of Robert Polhill siderable influence over the ognizes the independent state. The Lithuanian government have repeatedly rebuffed earlier on Sunday and engaged Hus- hostage-takers. Lithuania transferred gold now has urged all citizens to begin Lithuanian attempts to discuss sein in "a general discussion of Fitzwater pointed to what he worth about $28 million to conserving everything. the situation. Middle East issues," Fitzwater said were encouraging remarks France as a precaution in the On the political front, a five- Arkady Maslennikov, Gor- said. by Syrian officials and to a years before World War II. member delegation from bachev's press secretary, said "The president also empha- Tehran Times editorial Mrs. Hrun»I.iene told re- Lithuania's parliament, the he did not know if any Soviet sized his strong interest in the suggesting that a second porters in Sweden on Monday Supreme Council, arrived in leaders would meet with the fate of the remaining hostages hostage should be freed. that she opened an account at a Moscow ir hope of meeting Lithuanian delegation. and his hope that they would But he also said the United States had no solid evidence that the release Sunday of U.S. educator Polhill would neces- sarily lead to freedom for the UCONN HEALTH FAIR other seven American hostages. And State Department PROMOTIONAL DAY spokeswoman Margaret D. 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Guests MARLEY and the Melody Makers with the JUNGLE BROTHERS with BARNYARD FRENZY, FREE with UConn ID KEN CORMIER & JIMANDERSON, COME IN SUNDAY, April 29th TOKYO •UMM l).p«i imrnl tltfttWt A T-SHIRTS GUEST TICKETS The Official or at all Spring Weekend- Spring Weekend $4. in Advance Only! Available NOW Events at the Student Union Ticket Booth through Friday, 4 p.m. in Room S258 '$7.50 Limited Supply, Student Union So HURRY! —— ■ The Daily Campus, Tuesday, April 24, 1990 page 9 FOCUS UConn Flying Club offers high thrills at low costs By Amy Charter According to Lorente, an instructor's Daily Campus Staff rate is $20 an hour and the rate for air- "Windham Unicom Cessna, four plane use for members is $27 an hour. Juliett uniform, request radio check." For non members, the rate is $30 at "Four Juliett uniform. Radios are Windham airport. Lorente said that "that fine." is still pretty inexpensive for the "Roger, four Juliett uniform." Northeast." "Windham Traffic, four Juliett uni- To get a license, one must "log in 20 form, back taxi on 2-7, Windham." dual-hours (instructor-student) and 20 "Windham Traffic, four Juliett uni- solo-hours of instruction," said Lorente. form, departing on 2-7, Windham." One must also "fulfill federal require- While the above dialogue may seem ments for solo flights of certain dis- like a foreign language to most people, tances," Lorente said. it is common for members of the Joe Denaga, a club member, said that University of Connecticut Aviation "you have to go up with an instructor Association Inc., informally known as until the instructor feels you are ready to the UConn Flying Club. go up by yourself." According to flying instructor Nick Members then have to make a solo Lorente, the club owns a 150 Cessna flight of 25 nautical miles, which is airplane which has an intercom system , approximately 29 ground miles, as well two navcom (navigation communica- as several 50 nautical mile trips to make tion) radios and comes equipped with a total of 300 nautical miles, Denaga head sets. Lorente, who is a member of said. the club, got his training and license Denaga, who started flying in high through the club and is currently in- school, joined the flying club this structing other members of the club as semester. He has always had an interest well as teaching non-members at in flying. "I like to fly because of the Windham airport. feeling you get when you take off and Matt Ekroth, president of the club, land. The 'rush' of the moment and the said in a letter to members that "the adrenaline running through your body purpose of the club is to promote in- feels great," Denaga said. struction and an interest in flying pow- —Illustration by Tom Buckley ered and non-powered aircrafts ... with- Denaga, who is on the road to get- out the expense of private lessons." ting his license, will soon start solo Denaga said that he joined because the year ago when he joined the club. He is Lorente said that one of the cheapest flying. " I've flown solo before but I've rates for the airplane for members are a member of Air Force ROTC at ways to obtain a pilot's license in New had to stop flying because of lack of relatively inexpensive because the club UConn and will be graduating this England is to get one through the club. money. I didn't lose the hours I logged is a non-profit organization. According semester. He plans to teach for another A member has to pay approximately in before I joined the flying club, but to Denaga, there is a one-time lifetime year at Windham. "This is my career. $1500-$2000 to obtain a license. To get each plane is different and I have to get membership fee of $40 and a yearly I've always wanted to fly. A year ago I a license through private lessons would used to this plane before I can start fly- activation fee of $15. received my training and I've been fly- cost S3,000. ing solo," Denaga said. Lorente said that he started flying a ing every day ever since," Lorente said. Gender gap? Single-sex vs. co-ed residence halls By Susan Dreher the cafeteria ... but the food is Daily Campus Staff better." She added that there When students are accepted aren't as many parties or as by the University of many opportunities to meet Connecticut, one of the first guys. things which they must tell the "If I didn't have a boyfriend I university is where they want wouldn't want to live here." to live. said Staci Padernacht, another After they choose an area of Shippce resident. It would be campus, students must decide hard for someone who is single whether they want to be in a to live here," she said. single-sex residence hall or a The residents also pointed coed hall. The way students out that sometimes all-female answer these questions may dorms are chosen for religious change the course of their col- reasons or because parents may —Dana Kecton/ The Daily Campus lege career. not want their daughters living Students from McMahon Hall 3 South enjoy living on a co-ed floor. They are If the student is a female, a with male students. gathered here in the elevator lounge. single-sex residence hall may Residents of all-male dorms I offer a quiet atmosphere which offer similar reasons why they is often cleaner than a co-ed did not choose to live in a co- dorm. Shippce resident ed dorm. "I wouldn't want to Sangecta Dcsai, said that she 'deal with' living with mixed would be "uncomfortable get- company," Rob Sidur, a ting up in the morning and Sprague resident, said. "I would worrying how she looked to go feel more self-conscious walk- to breakfast," if she lived in a ing down the hall to the show- co-ed dorm. ers in a towel." One of the disadvantages of Dave Lester, another Sprague living in all-female dorms is resident, said that "people are the rumors that "go around themselves (in a single-sex about them," said Shippee dorm). There's nobody to im- resident Roohia Syed. "A lot press." of people say that it's all les- Other residents said that in bians who live there, or that it general, single sex dorms are is loo secluded," she said. Syed quieter and easier to study in. likes living in Shippee. She Co-ed dorms are offered at said mat most girls in Shippee UConn by both floor and chose to live in the residence room. McMahon is the only hall. residence hall on campus that Amy Winkleman, a Shippee offers co-ed living by room. resident who used to live in All other co-ed dorms have all- —Dana Keeton/ The Daily Campus Middlesex in North Campus, female and all-male floors. These residents of Hanks A, an all-female residence hall, are watching a program said that another disadvantage Residents of co-ed dorms said —on. women's.health, issues. ,,v,-.v. . v.v>v-v,v -, is. that ."You.caji'j.'.scope' in See page 10 page 10 The Daily Campus, Tuesday, April 24, 1990 FOCUS Popeye's switch from spinach ... Co-ed housing is to oats upsets real Quakers a matter of choice PHILADELPHIA (AP) — ligious group — last year be- violence. This is completely Popcyc the Sailor Man, who gan using the feisty thick-fore- obnoxious and offensive," From page 9 gave up spinach to tout Instant armed cartoon character in ani- Foley said. that the atmosphere in the Depending on whether a hall Quaker Oatmeal in ads, has of- mated television commercials *'Wc are an organization of dorms is more social and gives is co-ed or single sex could af- fended religious Quakers with and includes Popcyc comics in pacifists. We have a peace tes- students a greater opportunity his brawling ways, a its instant oatmeal packages. fect the way a student makes timony that is more than 300 to meet people. friends and socializes with spokeswoman for the peace- "I cats me oatmeal and I'm years old.... To portray us as a Steve Dreyer, a loving religious group said stronger than steel, I'm Popeye other people. A person living church that beats up on other McConaughy resident, said that Monday. in a co-ed dorm might have the Quaker Man," he sang to people is not OK." one of the only problems with Furthermore, Olive Oyl is more friends of the opposite an adoring Olive Oyl. Quaker Oats apologized and co-ed residence halls is that sex than a person who lives in far too submissive, say mem- That was not the right thing said it deleted references to "you have to check which floor a single-sex dorm. A person bers of the Religious Society to do, said Elizabeth Foley, "Popeye the Quaker Man" in you are on before you go to the living a single-sex dorm might of Friends, the religious orga- spokeswoman for the animated television commer- bathroom." not have to go to the library to nization best known as the Philadelphia Yearly Meeting, cials, which continued through "Men and women live a little study because of the noise in Quakers, a longtime champion the largest Quaker group in the the "oatmeal season," of women's rights. differently. It's good to learn the dorm. East. September through March. how to live with different peo- Many students get placed in Quaker Oats Co. — which "They had Popcyc resolving The comics arc already in the has no connection with the re- ple, to deal with them on a a secondary choice residence dispute and conflict through oatmeal packages, the Chicago- daily basis," Dreyer said. "I hall as a freshman regardless of based company said, so the wouldn't switch (into an all- the box they chose on the reference to Popeye the Quaker male dorm). You're limiting housing form. Once placed, Man will be taken out in future yourself to half the popula- most students alter their living printings. tion." arrangements based on personal WORD PROCESSING "Obviously, we looked at it "It's more fun," said Carlos preference, how much they as a humorous way in which to Gomez, "It would be too bor- want to study, and how much QUICK service See page 11 ing in an all-male dorm." they want to party. 48 hours or less PROFESSIONAL quality All work done on a word processor. REASONABLE rates $1.50 per page of double-spaced text. urns SPELLING corrected Mazda thinks the CALL 742-6621 In nearby Coventry Bill and Bunny Benjamin class of '90deserves a lot of credit. Isn't it time you rewarded yourself with a sporty new Mazda car or truck? 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And Balloting will be by mail. pick up the graduation Ballots for all three elections have been mailed to you. Please VOTE and return the credit you so ballot by the postmark deadline, Friday, richly deserve. April 27. Call 800-424-0202, Ext. 741 UConn Co-op See your participating Mazda Dealer tor program details Dealer participation may affect final negotiated prce C1989. Mazda Motor of America, inc Connecticut's Bookstore- P^^^WWIT"! FOCU£ The Daily Campus, Tuesday, April 24, 1990 Page 11 New RCA releases have mediocrity in common By John F. Sullivan little weak. Although the spect unless it was their inten- good, so it is a shame the mu- their lyrics. Some good may Daily Campus Staff whole album is not a real treat, tion to relay these messages to sic is unsuccessful .The music come from this group however. RCA Records has released there are a few cuts that are a sleeping listener. "The Tribe" gives the listener the impres- albums from two'new bands; worth listening to. "Desire/Fire fails to capture the power or sion that if there had been a rap If they decide to tour, promot- Circus of Power, and A Tribe in the Night," "Last Call danceability of popular rap. group at Woodstock, this is ers and concert goers can forgo Called Quest. These two al- Rosie," "Dr. Potion," and "Los The whole album is too mel- what they would have sounded their fears of riots.Instead of bums are about as removed Angeles" capture the essence of low. It lacks any semblance of like. knives and guns listeners from each other as is humanly grunge. These cuts are hard bass rhythms, and in no way "A Tribe Called Quest" should bring pillows, because possible. One is a mellow rap rock stripper style tunes which does it entice the listener to get should definitely try a different halfway through the show the album, while the other is grunge tries to emulate. De- excited about the music or the path of rhythm, which perhaps only sound will be grunge rock. spite the few decent cuts, message. The actual rapping is will create a better vehicle for 7777777777,1 The first album by Circus of "Vices" was still too weak to Power, "Vices," is of the be considered a strong first al- grunge rock category. bum. ... Popeye's stronger than This style of music combines The second band, A Tribe hard rock and blues, and has a Called Quest, has a new album steel when he eats his oatmeal slight western flair. This music called "People's Instinctive From page 10 said, "I really don't know. All I and demeaning images of type has been gaining popular- Travels and the Paths of promote the product and cer- can say is that we're going to women. Such images are re- ity in the club scene, and is Rhythm." This album is dull tainly never intended to create be sensitive to their concerns." pugnant to foundational Quaker reminiscent of classic southern and boring. It is too bad, any controversy," said com- testimonies of peace and equal- bar bands. Circus of Power, because the lyrics are excellent, pany spokesman Ron Bottrell. Paul Enyart, presiding clerk ity." however, hails from New and carry important messages. "We certainly don't want to of the Friends United Meeting, Popeye was not available for York. The music on "Vices" is The purpose of rap is to con- offend anyone with our headquartered in Richmond, comment on the controversy, generally mediocre. The band vey critical messages through a advertising." Ind., said in a letter to the but Hcndricks said his response does not have a very big sound, listenable medium. "The Tribe" Whether Popeye himself will company that the ads "associate would be: "I yam what I yam, and they come off sounding a was not successful in this re- be back next winter, Bottrell the Quaker name with violence and that's all that I yam." •Huskies ATTENTION WOMEN'S FINE FOOD a DRINK CLINIC PATIENTS Starting Aprill 6,1990 pill checks will be on a walk-in basis Monday through Friday from 1:30 p.m. to 4:00 p.m. No appointment needed. All other services will be by appointment Monday through Friday from 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. f I thought YOU were I getting the subscription \ to JORGENSEN AUDITORIUM! Test Your Best! Classes Forming Now. 2 STANLEY H. KAPLAN A> Take Kaplan Or Take Your Chances TAKING THIS SPRING'S EXAMS FOR 1991 ADMISSIONS? Don't take a chance. \Z^^ Classes available for the student schedule. 236-6851 Call *86-*226 NOW for a free brochure. Scholarship aid available for those qualified. Watch for the complete subscription calendar. The Daily Campus Page 12 Tuesday. April 24, 1990 Since 1896 Jason Kauppi Amy L. Seligman Editor in Chief Business Manager Karen Haas Lisa Fay Wellek Managing Editor Senior Writer Corina Snell Rachel Olschan Advertising Manager Classifieds Manager Assistant Manag ing Editors Dan Tapper Abigail Collings News Focus Catherine Keating Kevin Fraser Sports Photography Too few students While the board of trustees did manage to squeeze all interests onto its presidential search committee, the faculty should not have the largest representation. On Friday, the trustees named 11 faculty members to the committee and only four students. A total of 23 were named to the committee which also included representation from alumni, the administration and non-university interests. George Will Dr. Andrew J. Canzonetti's decision as chairman to ensure representation of all interested groups is laudable. However, a A zest for short-term causes plurality of committee members are faculty. WASHINGTON—"We arc the world, we arc some people's political will over others. Too much influence has been given to one the children...." The latter certainly is true. The current surge of environmentalism group. Witness America's zest for short-term crusades coincides with the thawing of the Cold War in a The trustees will ultimately have the final and cost-free weekend idealisms, as in Earth Day way that puts an exclamation mark at the end of vote for the new. president, but anyone II. (It deserves Roman numerals, like a Super a decade of electoral routs for the traditional presented to the board for final approval Bowl.) agenda of the left. That agenda evolves over time "What arc wc going to do on Earth Day, but has one constant: the expansion of state will come from the faculty-dominated daddy?" asks a nine-year-old girl of my direction over society, and the expansion of search committee. acquaintance. If she has been rigorously control of the regulating state by a clerisy While a significant number of faculty is conscripted and is marching in lock step will) all claiming privileged insights into the unfolding necessary, students should have more than of America's children (if she is not, it is an Earth future. a token spot. A university exists primarily Day II oversight), she will busy herself badgering Hence the hatred—not too strong a word—by her father about (these arc the thoughts of some environmentalists for the automobile, that for the students, not the faculty. Chairman Hayes—Denis Hayes, chairman of symbol and servant of the individual discretion Even if the present student representation Earth Day II) "what kind of light bulbs do wc for the masses. There is no more direct route to is not ignored, the possibility of this use, do wc have a flow-rcstrictcr on our shower the regulation of the masses than restrictions on occurring is enough for concern. head, arc wc having an appropriate diet, is our car consumption, especially energy and The make-up of the committee has not the most efficient vehicle that meets our needs?" transportation. Thus the slogan of some been finalized with the number of trustees Great. Egged on (or so Hayes hopes) by her European conservatives: The green tree has red teachers, this daughtcr-as-commissar is going to roots. still undecided. However, for the sake of the pioneer new dimensions of pre-teen This is not to say that any particular student interest, the student trustees must obnoxiousness. Docs Hayes know what an environmental argument is sublimated politics, demand seats on the search committee to environmental disaster a nine-year-old is? The or otherwise pernicious or misguided. It is to say strengthen its weak position. subject of her diet is not for the squeamish, she that some skepticism is in order when the media has never turned off a light, her complaint about fall into line behind a political line, such as:'The my cars is that the van docs not have a VCR and, environment" (a noun that denotes rather a lot) is as for showers, don't get me Started. in critical condition and getting worse. Watch your step MTV is currently inoculating America's young To govern is to choose, usually on the basis of with (among many other things) the emphatic if inadequate information, partly because of the vague injunction to "save the planet" (as Hard pressure of events. Earth Day II will gin up This weekend, copious amounts of beer Rock Cafe sweatshirts also enjoin). This week pressure (evanescent, thankfully) for choices will be consumed by some UConn students the rest of the media have joined the serried where information is especially problematic—in who must realize that their actions while ranks. environmental sciences. Regarding a range of intoxicated could have an impact on future America now has saturation journalism: CNN subjects from climatic change to global warming events. forever, one network or another from before dawn (they arc not the same subject) to the dangers of until after midnight, all-news radio, and radio asbestos, there is on today's fast-rolling political Organizers of Spring Weekend are asking call-in shows, which arc broadcasting's bandwagon a high ratio of certitude to certainty. students to act responsibly and not equivalent of letters to the editor. Saturation Democrats hoping to ride the environmental jeopardize the ritual that marks the end of journalism is like a shark, unsleeping and wave into the White House should understand every academic year. That is not to much to insatiably ravenous for new subjects to devour. that it is an issue perfect for the brush-and-dash ask. When the media all jump feet first, on cue, politics of the Bush administration. As with into the coordinated manipulation of public education, transportation, deficit reduction and UConn has come a long way in cleaning up opinion, as with this week of environmental other matters, the policy—style, really—is right- its drunken history. There was a time when "concern," they arc doing something rather minded gestures, ringing rhetoric and pep talks, having a keg on the Student Union Mall different than just covering the news. And one then a quick change of subject before the tacky during a concert was expected. This put the result is the reduction of complex issues to a matter of costs comes up. nearby academic buildings at a serious risk, pudding of trendy simplifications and synthetic Bushism is fccl-good politics, adding self- and the administration was encouraged to anxiety and indignation. satisfaction to the material comfort of the Naturally, human progress puts stress on comfortable. It is highly popular and applicable put an end to Spring Weekend. However, it nature. The mission of modernity is to expand to any issue. It feeds the media and makes for was preserved. the dominion of humanity by shrinking the rule pleasant weekends of unexacting moralism. Wc Concerts are now held in Memorial of necessity. However, the hidden agenda of some arc the children. Stadium with no alcohol permitted. The environmentalists is to expand the dominion of George Will is a syndicated columnist. increased control is dictated by a change in society that demands responsibility from its members. If the rules are broken, the Daily Campus Letters Policy privilege of Spring Weekend could be taken The Daily Campus welcomes all letters and viewpoints. All lettets must be away. typed and double-spaced and should be between 200-500 words in length. All letters are subject to editing on the basis or size, grammar, libel, and good taste. Alcohol will always play a part of Spring All letters must include name, signature, and phone number. The phone number Weekend. However, it does not give license is for verification purposes only and will not be printed. A name can be withheld to students to be reckless and cause harm solely on the consent of the editor. to themselves and others. The Daily Campus is not responsible for the return of any letter. Send to: By acting responsibly, the future of the last Letters to the Editor, The Daily Campus, 11 Dog Lane, Storrs, Ct., 06269. weekend of fun before finals is ensured. The Daily Campus, Tuesday, April 24, 1990 oe 13 LETTERS & COMMENTARY Letters to the Editor Earth Day has fallen victim to commercialism Dcspilc the recent headlines of garbage, the other 364 days Day. However, for a vast education, participating in can do their part in the healing of the success of Earth Day of the year can be for not majority of UConn students, community clean-up projects, of the planet. If we do not do there is another message caring. Earth Day has come to the day was earmarked for beer and generally not accepting our part in the healing of the unheard and that is of "Bah symbolize some sort of pagan drinking fun at Mansfield apathy when it deals with our planet then wc may have to Humbug". Earth Day has holiday in which one may Hollow to lake advantage of a world. All parts of society face the ghost of our Earth Day finally fallen victim to the make penance to the planet nice "earth" day instead of from the corporate giant to the past. grand panache of American In suburban Connecticut, helping to ensure there will college student of philosophy Christopher Tripler materialism. more cars were out on the road always be an ample supply of Behind Christmas, New during Earth Day than on a "earth" days to enjoy. Year's, Easter, and regular working day. A cynical True, there was much hype Why nothing Thanksgiving, Earth Day will plus for air pollution. People and to do in Boston and New become the 5lh greatest day of in stores, on walks, and at York but most of the time we the year to be commercialized home have used Earth Day for read about garbage barges and for the Huskies? and brutally battered by an excuse to say they are oil spills near these places. materialistic insensilivity. environmentally aware. Boston and New York need an It is a truly wonderful thing them. But amazingly, UConn Just as Easter, for some, is the Being at a college campus, it Earth Day! what the basketball learn has hasn't bothered to do anything one day of the year to go to is thought, there exists a So, what should Earth Day accomplished this year and in the way of a celebration here church, so too will Earth Day greater awareness to the world's symbolize? Each individual only right that the rest of the on campus. Students and staff be the one day of the year to environmental problems, hence should make a continual effort state wants a share in their who wanted to help the plant a tree or pick up a piece a greater appreciation for Earth on the fronts of disseminating success. The City of Hartford Huskies celebrate had to travel sponsored a great rally in their to Hartford. Particularly after honor, as did ihc Legislature. the decision was made to There have also been numerous donate money to the library, I banqucis and awards ceremonies think some kind of a thank you throughout the slate for them. is definitely in order. On the night of their return Maureen Haynes from New Jersey, thousands of Institute of Public people took it upon themselves Affairs to come to campus to great Mike Royko Hollywood should learn from Garbo When I was a kid, and it's left alone, she wasn't being been a while, Greta Garbo was coy. She actually meant that already a legend. Her famous she wanted to be left alone. line, "I vant to be alone," was She refused to be part of the language. interviewed, ducked In fact, that was all I knew photographers, traveled with about her, since I had not seen the secrecy of a KGB agent, even one of the movies she and when she came out of her made before retiring from the ; New York apartment to stroll Earth%W^O A Seedling takes root in a hostile environment. screen in 1941. She appeared in or shop, she wore big floppy romantic stories, and my tastes hats to shield her face from Andy Rooney — ran more toward sword-fighting gawkcrs or camera pests. pirates, gun-slinging cowboys, If her name made it into the Lithuania's a problem for Bush the Wolfman, Dracula, and gossip columns, I didn't notice Abbott and Costcllo. it. Apparently her friends were Very few days go by when I don't think how was Queen of Poland. This was apparently the But there was something lucky most of us arc not to be President of the way to get ahead in those days because Jagicllo loyal enough not to call with intriguing about someone who tidbits about where they had United Slates. It's hard to understand how anyone became King of Poland and Lithuania. would walk away from so can have that job without worrying himself into It isn't as if Lithuania was always free until lunch, or to disclose that Greta much fame and just drop out. made a quip. Garbo may be the a nervous breakdown. the Soviet Union took it over in 1940. Lithuania The ladies in the Doesn't President Bush ever think of calling in was dominated by Poland for almost 400 years most famous person in show neighborhood talked about it business never to have been sick? "Hello, Sununu? Say, I may be getting a before it was annexed for the first time by the and swapped theories. I cold. I think I'll take it easy today. Handle that Russians in 1795. quoted as quipping in a remember some of them. restaurant Lithuanian thing for mc, will you?" That first Russian takeover lasted until 1918. "She got fat ... somebody Lithuania is not one of George Bush's Things were such a mess in Europe after the But every few months, there broke her heart ... she got fat would be a picture of her, on problems that directly affects the American Russian Revolution in 1917 that Lithuania tried as a cow ... she was a German people, but it's important that the United States to break free. It broke loose from Russia but then the street or ducking in or out spy ... she had an illegitimate of her building. The photos support the good guys against the bad guys and, Poland moved in again and gave the Lithuanians baby ... she got fatter man mc in this instance, the Lithuanians arc the good a hard time. Lithuania was only really were usually fuzzy and her face ... she turned into a drunk ... barely visible because she was guys and the Russians arc the bad guys. independent for a few years before the Soviet she's so fat she can't stand The trouble is, those same Americans who Union took it back in 1940. so good at evading the up...." photographers, even the support a free Lithuania so admire the good In 1941, the Germans moved the Russians out You must understand that things Mikhail Gorbachev has done that they're and moved in themselves. After the German peppcronis, or whatever they this was before People call those European camera reluctant to give Lithuania the kind of support defeat in World War II, Russia came back. Magazine, the National they should. If it hurts Gorbachev, it hurts us. If Lithuania was bounced back and forth like a fleas. Enquirer, Oprah, Gcraldo and That's really what built her Gorbachev loses Lithuania, he could lose his job tennis ball. The country has had a tough time of "Entertainment Tonight," so and wc could be in the soup again, dealing with a it for most of its life. It's one reason so many legend, even more so than her the ladies in my neighborhood old movies. She was the great right wing (or should that be left wing?) group of Lithuanians have left home to come to places didn't have much material to hardhat Soviet generals. Those Soviet hard-liners like the United States. star who walked away, dropped work with. out and stayed out for almost think Russia ought to go back where it came Sentimentally, wc have to be on the side of As the years passed, you from before Gorbachev started democratizing the Lithuanians who want their freedom. Practically, 50 years. Even her funeral was might have expected Garbo to private. And through all those country and making it an open society. wc hedge because we want Gorbachev to succeed be forgoitcn. But she wasn't. If The Uniicd Slates doesn't seem so young to and he can't succeed if the Soviet Union falls years, the question was why? anything, the legend grew. And With tens of thousands of those of us who grew up here and studied its apart, any more than the United States could not because her movies were history from the landing of the Pilgrim Fathers, succeed if a lot of its stales decided they wanted publicity addicts crawling over shown that frequently on TV. each other for their TV bite or but by Lithuanian standards, this country is an out. They weren't. In the early days infant. President Bush is in the same bind. He thinks column squib, Garbo is one of of TV, the Cisco Kid got far a rare handful who said, in I spent several hours trying to understand the Lithuanians should be free but doesn't dare be more air time. And as ihc years Lithuania's history but if there were a test too lough about it because he doesn't want to effect, who needs it? Fred passed, old movies that featured Astaire was another. tomorrow, I'd fail it. hurt Gorbachev, so he tries to be conciliatory. He aging, living Blare had priority. In honor of Ms. Garbo, Lithuania, with a population about the size of says things like: "Let's talk." 'They should have If you wanted to sec Greta Los Angeles, became a slate sometime between a dialogue." "There should be negotiations." "The Garbo, you had to go to an old Hollywood should announce 1300 and 1350. Before that, it's described as "a two sides should get together and work this out." film revival or wait up until 2 that it is going to hold a big tribal territory." That's hogwash. There's nothing to talk about, a.m. tribute to her on TV. And all Lithuania had some tough leaders in the 14th nothing to work out. The Lithuanians want their Her legend grew because she the great stars should come. Century who waged war and look over parts of independence and the Russians don't want to give did something that is Then they should just sit Russia. One man named Jagicllo, variously it to them. It's that simple. What's to talk unthinkable in modern times. there and not say a word. called "King" or "Grand Duke" in the history about? When she said she wanted to be Mike Royko is a syndicated books, married a woman named Jadwiga, who Andy Rooney is a syndicated columnist. columnist. MgeU The Daily Ciapw, T—eeTay. April >4, 19» By GARY LARSON Calvin and Hobbes by Bill Watterson GCOONESk, WM A GROONDER IB BLEEPS.' HOLD ^OJR IB NOD Y SAT STttl SD I GUESS XE CAN TOGGET HAPPENED."**) BOONCEDUP HEAD BACK, PLMtG THE BLEEDING WAGING A MRU0NMQE St 0P£ W ? NEREONtf OJT AND HIT CNWi IDTKIl&T^ H0NE1. HEBE'S! BA0EBALL \ CAN STOP. 0K BASEBAU. PLACER SUPPORT THERE k MINUTE! mTMENCSE SOME. VUK E001 MORE' US IN CUR OV.D ACE SttL HE.' TISSUES NEB8ER. AGAIN' L MADE »T.' Doonesbury BY GARRY TRUDEAU NO, NO, me. RIGHT, UJH5R£ I KNOW I POCANPI wexemtOH, THE CAST U/HATA SHOUPHAVd ARBJUST •m.vousAip 0F"CHE5RS"< ma&'ve UJONPWUl CALUP FIRST. 60IN60V5R. WE WE WAS IT MAS MY Been SURPRJS5, ISTHISA ~TH£ FINAL TVBECAWEP PYING SEVERAL. JOAN/5' BAPTlMt, FUNERAL BY TRACER WISH' ANPY? v ftRi^Bd ARRANGE-■ VIC'S... i /W£W75... Wharf cows MOTHER GOOSE & GRIMM bv Mike Peters r P6AR CARLTH6 ngXCePTFORTW NOTABLE QUOTABLE WONpfR P00PL6, 6egK9t(rrc6Bow "A great many people think they 900 Aft M? HERO, TOR TAIL, are thinking when they are merely rearranging their prejudices." —William James, American philosopher and psychologist (1842-1910). SHOE by Jeff MacNelly W 0lTVlWaEAC0tR Today I F££PAF£VeR';o£TWk in History Today is Tuesday, April 24, the 114th day of 1990. There are 251 days left in the year. Today's birthdays: Critic Stanley Kauffmann is 74. Actress Shirley MacLaine is 56. Actress Jill Ireland is 54. Actress-singer Barbra Streisand is 48. Today's highlight in history: Ten years ago, on April 24, 1980, the United States launched an abortive attempt to free the American hostages in Iran, a mission that was FRIDAY. APRIL 27 called off when one of the helicopters developed engine trouble in the Iranian desert. Eight U.S. Campus Spring Weekend. servicemen were killed when two aircraft collided during the withdrawal. SUBOG Spring Weekend Kick Off, Showcase of On this date: Calendar Campus Talent, 4PM, SUMall. In 1704, the first American newspaper printed on a regular basis, the Boston News Letter, was TUESDAY. APRIL 24 SUBOG Dry Dock Goes Big Time at A. N. published for the first time. Jorgcnscn, 9: OOPM, Free with UConn ID. In 1792, the French national anthem "La SUBOG Last Lecture presents "Bonnie Jacobson" Marseillaise" was composed by Claude-Joseph SU Room 218, 12:30PM, Free. PanHclIcnic Council Party in the AACC, 10PM, Rougct de Lisle. Admission In 1800, Congress approved a bill establishing Greek Week Educational Program, A. N. the Library of Congress in Washington D.C., Jorgcnscn. School of Fine Arts Concert: University appropriating $5,000 "for the purchase of such Ensembles "University Symphonic Wind books as may be necessary." PR/LACC Lecture. Ensemble" VDM, 8:15PM. In 1877, federal troops were ordered out of New SATURDAY APRIL 9.8 Orleans, ending the North's post-Civil War rule in Comedy: "The Inspector General" H.S. Jorgcnscn the South. through April 29. In 1897, William W. Price began work at the H. Fred Simons Afro American Cultural Center Washington Star, where he became the first reporter School of Fine Arts Concert: Faculty and Friends, "Step Show" A. N. Jorgcnscn, 7: OOPM . to cover the White House on a regular basis. "Daniel Patrylak" VDM, 8:15PM. In 1898, Spain declared war on the United States SUBOG Dance in the Field House, 9:00PM, $2 alter rejecting America's ultimatum to withdraw WEDNESDAY. APRIL 25 with UConn ID, $4 guests. from Cuba. In 1915, the Ottoman Turkish Empire began the Department of Counseling Services "Time H F. Simons Afro American Cultural Center brutal mass deportation of Armenians during World Unity Day Picnic, SUMall, 12Noon. War I. Management" 3:OOPM - 4:30PM, 604 Gilbert Road. In 1916, Irish nationalists in Dublin launched the Unity Day Party in ROTC, Midnight - 6:OOAM. Easter Rising, which was put down by British forces several days later. Student Health Services Annual Health Fair, SUNDAY. APRIL 29 SUMall, 12Noon - 5:OOPM. AACC if rain . In 1953, British statesman Winston Churchill SUBOG Screening Room "Field of Dreams,** was knighted by Queen Elizabeth II at Buckingham SUBallroom, 8:00PM, Free with UConn ID. Palace. THURSDAY. APRIL 26 In 1961, following the Bay of Pigs fiasco, the Hillel Library Dedication 3:OOPM. White House issued a statement by President H. Fred Simons Afro-American Cultural Center Fashion Show, SUBallroom. Kennedy in which he accepted "sole responsibility." SPRING WEEKEND CONCERT IN MEMORIAL In 1968, leftist students at Columbia University STADIUM 12Noon. PR/LACC Social Hour, 4:OOPM. in New York began a week-long occupation of Guest Tickets available in advance, $3.00 several campus buildings. UNITY FEST BEGINS. The Daily Campus, Tuesday, April 24, 1990 page 15 POTATO CHIPS by Fred Rawles THE FAR SIDE By GARY LARSON IOU'IU" MOT GOMW« WAVE , -iHe 0»ity r>Aifvs.' Auf TWITS' «FlTHgR, »T7S/Z N 1 fvpourmz . you pur i r IN n^p OUT; HoM7 ? *fcW : U ]mmmmmmm BARFMAN bv David Lovelace "So once they started talking, I just remained 308 by Bob Stevenson motionless, taking in every word. Of course, it was just pure luck I happened to be a fly on the wall." ♦ 1 {•. o ° Daily • * o * O. Horoscope /1 • o ° • O °0. . O The new moon in Taurus this evening favors o earthly doings, especially money and property U • o matters you've had in the works. Timing is tough for last-minute meetings; advisers arc away from Calvin and Hobbes by Bill Watterson their desks when you call. Teamwork is strongly favored in the month ahead; technological breakthroughs will be announced. The evening is SEE. IU PUT OK MY jovial; stay up for the late news. ROLLER SKATES AK0T1E Aries (March 21-April 19). Mars urges you to A BQPt FROM THE CAR ajw>ERT0Mm\sr. THEK make the most of chances to advance your career standing; the chance to make more money lies just FNE. *0U PATCH OAK MULE ahead. Don't let show-off acquaintances draw you I R\0tBEH«K0 AT55MW.' into materialistic competition. I Taurus (April 20-May 20). Pick the game and Mc start playing; you're a winner now. Colleagues acknowledge your talent, and they can be tapped for support. Tic into projects you want to see completed soon. Gemini (May 21-Junc 21). An opportunity that comes with the new moon should remain secret until it's time to go into action (next month). Past jealousies are influencing family relationships. THE Daily Crossword * Fto»«f>c. C Adl.r Cancer (June 22-July 22). A guru may ride in on the new moon. This is a good start date for team ACROSS 1 1 1 1 r • 10 11 projects done for profit. Speaking of money, travel 1 Hood's knife ' f and possible relocation or a return to school might 12 ■it 5 "— Joey" 6 Movie dog be your route to riches. 1 12 Raced r r WHUS 91.7 FM 13 Havana's land k p Leo (July 23-Aug. 22). You're due for a raise. It It M 21 1 14 Roman robe 1 1 may take a few weeks, but well-earned rewards are - Schedule 16 Gen. Bradley M 17 A Waugh on the way. Dress with extra pizazz today, because _ News at 7:55 a.m., 9:55 a.m., 11:55 18 — four M 27 the world is watching; show them how it's done! 19 "The Village " I ■ a.m., 3:55 p.m., 4:55 p.m. Blacksmith" 11 r 14 24 M poet Tuesday, April 24, 1990 Today's Birthday (April 24). This is a year of 22 Expansive 37 23 Different ■■MHBI " 6:00 a.m.-6:30 a.m.: Across the culminations. Mars gives special oomph to the IB 40 41 42 42 44 45 * 24 Innovation _ Atlantic. personal impression you make. You have great 26 Literary 46 47 monogram " 6:30 a.m.-7:00 a.m.: Cambridge energy for accomplishments, as long as you remain 29 Grain 49 SO 51 52 ■ 1 Forum. sensitive to the needs of egos around you, 30 LendI of tennis 54 Hsi 56 57 M M 7:00 a.m.-10:00 a.m.: Occupation especially in career matters. There is much forward 31 Some chairs M h 61 Foolc with Jeff Ahcrn. motion on projects in July and August. Profits are 33 Blame •' 37 Jai - 10:00 a.m.-10:30 a.m.: Focus on realized from September through yearend. A job 64 h 60 38 Burden Health. change in October puts you where you want to be. 39 Guitar look- 67 66 69 alike 10:30 a.m.-l 1:00 a.m.: Wings. Marriage beckons in November. 43 Substitute ■m un« Med< DTK Sen icts, tag 1 4/2: 1/90 1 0 46 Sedaka or All Righ s Re erve 1 11:00 a.m.-3:00 p.m.: The Boundless Simon Saturday S Puzzle Solved : Jazz Universe with Jazz Officer Virgo (Aug. 23-Sept. 22). Examine present 47 Opportune 9 "Treasure 48 Unit Island" author s S V|E N c l 1 0 B A | T * Spaak. procedures to see what changes are required to 49 Fencing term 10 Entire 0 V t R A R A R A A H A B 3:00 p.m.-6:00 p.m.: Khatabhoga. accommodate expansion. Perhaps you can delegate 52 Enrages 11 Tilting B 0 X S P R 1 N Ifi S R A K E more of the work and have more time for big deals 54 Infield cover 13 Salad type F K < ■■' ON OHETR 0 D E 0 6:00p.m.-6:30 p.m.: Pacifica. 55 Work of 19A 15 D.A. e.g. R E OIHIE A!0_MA V 1 N I 6:30 p.m.- 7:00 p.m.: Open Forum. and creativity. A party tonight is fun. 60 Make fit 20 Mass of ice ( R R 0 M F 0 0 62 Skin problem 21 Spun ■ i ''■•'■ Libra (Sept. 23-0ct. 23). Investments and loans R 0 B E c A N 0 Y B 0 X 7:00 p.m.- 9:30p.m.: Face the Music 63 Scent 25 Truck 1 D L 0 A S 0 N E arc the subject at hand. Tie up loose ends; divorce 64 Landing place 26 Snatch o c ' ■ with Mclinda Pierce. B 0 X T A 1 I ■ l F 65 Waste 27 Gaucho's 9:30 p.m.-ll:00 p.m.: Danccrama with settlements can enter final stages at last. A love S ■ A S E A M E allowance weapon affair has you in a whirl. You're gaining control of 66 Request 28 Look over ■ f I 0 s ■ F 0 I 1 A N Dana. R f ilc A D M 0 A 67 Foxx hastily E u ■^ I 1 11:00 p.m.-2 a.m.: Nitc Music with home situations. 68 Always to 32 Work of 9D 0 T 1 c T H F A T R E B 0 X poets 34 Open T A c 1 T A N K 1 R E N E Nestor Cabrera. Scorpio (Oct. 24-Nov. 21). Commitments to 69 Lampreys 35 Destroy A T I E S F S I 1 I A R E S 2:00 a.m.-6:00 a.m.: Free Form with marriage or other partnerships are binding now, so 36 Serf of old DOWN 40 Done to poets 04123/90 Jeffrey Shiffcr. be sure the relationship is understood by both 1 Aircraft type 41 Fair attraction parties. Love is wonderful now, especially with a 2 — sapiens 42 Lift up 3 Isfahan's land 43 Angler's lure Cancerian. 4 Edge 44 Bull's-eye 5 Fowl 45 Suit to — 51 Somber 58 Christmas Sagittarius (Nov. 22-Dec. 21). The new moon is 6 First victim 49 More: abbr. 53 Incline song a sort of planetary deep breath, enabling you to get 7 Terse 50 Consumer 56 Farm land 59 Epochs 8 Uraeus advocate 57 Inactive 61 A Kennedy health and work matters into tiptop condition. Take yourself to dinner at a restaurant this evening; cat sensibly and relax. Office Hours Monday thru Friday 9:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. Classifieds 429-9384 486-3407 CLASSIFIED LOFT FOR SALE!!! Ignore ads FORD ESCORT 1982 NEW Summer Sublet: Three spaces TWO BEDROOM APARTMENT INFORMATION for expensive lofts. L-shapcd TIMING BELT, GREAT SHAPE. available in a fully furnished 2 FOR SUBLET ONLY 1 1/2 Classified ads may be placed at lofts available for less -$50... $800. CALL SUE 423-7118 Br apt. May-Aug Rent MILES FROM CAMPUS. either The Daily Campus office, Practically new. Built by EVENINGS FS4/18-24 negotiable 429-1772. FR4/11- PERFECT FOR 2 OR 3 PEOPLE. by mail, or at the Student Union engineers - SO THEY FIT! Will 5/4 PARTLY FURNISHED AND Information Desk. No ads will deliver. Call evenings - 429- CONDO - EASTBROOK RENT NEGOTIABLE. CALL be accepted over the telephone. 6337 FS4/20-26 HEIGHTS ACROSS FROM Waldcn Apartments: summer 429-2033, KEEP TRYING All classified ads must be paid in EASTBROOK MALL - ALMOST sublet with fall option. Rent FR4/20-27 full at the time of placement. 1976 CAMARO GOOD IN NEW CONDITION. 2 negotiable. Call 429-2414 ask Although classifieds .are non- CONDITION DEPENDABLE BEDROOMS AND FIREPLACE for Heidi or Donna if no 429-6894 Waldcn One bedroom, refundable, credit will be given if NEW EXHAUST AT PS STEREO COST LESS THAN answer, please leave a message. spacious July. August wilh Year an error materially affects the RUNS GREAT ASKING COMPARABLE UNITS. OWNER FR4/17-5/4 Option. Three miles away, full meaning of the ad, as determined S1100/B.O. CALL 427-6926 FLEXIBLE - SI 12.000. ELLEN. kitchen. Porch. POOL. $510 per by the Classified Manager. OR LEAVE MESSAGE. FS4/23- RELMAX 429-7788. 647-1419 Rent a disc jockey on campus month. Ask for Dave or Kim FS4/18-24 Credit will be given only for the 27 starting at $90, scmi-formals FR4/20-24 first incorrect insertion. starting at $190. Quality lights UNION - BEAUTIFUL, Ads will only be printed if FOR SALE-- Single loft and sound. Call: 423-3270. Female roomie needed to share SPECTACULAR 5 YR. OLD they arc accompanied by both Excellent condition, very FR3/30-4/27 2 bdr. apt. for summer w/2 CONTEMPORARY ON 3.9 AC. first and last name as well as a sturdy, easy to assemble, can girls. Nice, quiet, 1 1/2 mi. OF PRIVACY. 28 X 19 LIVING phone number. Names and use as bunk beds or alone. $50 ONE BDRM APT. TO SUBLET from campus at Clubhouse Apts. ROOM - CATHEDRAL numbers may be subject to ar best offer. Call Laura 427- FOR JUNE JULY AUGUST TO Call 429-8213 for more info CEILINGS. SKYLIGHTS - MUST verification. Cash will not be 2226. FS4/23-27 TWO PEOPLE. 1 1/2 MIN. FR4/20-24 BE SEEN. $189,900. ELLEN. accepted for mailed in ads. DRIVE TO CAMPUS 10 MIN. RELMAX 429-7788 OR 647- All advertising is subject to "wofts that fold up! Built by WALK. $210/ PERSON FALL Summer Sublet. 2-bcdroom in 1419 FS4/18-24 acceptance by The Daily <:arpcntcr. $100.00 Also, bunk OPTION CALL 429-4336. Celeron Square. Available May Campus, which reserves the right beds $30.00. Blue rug best FR4/17-5/4 20th. RENT NEGOTIABLE, Ford Fiesta. '80, 4 speed, $350. to reject any ad copy at its sole offer. Call Karen 427-2638. MAY PAID! Call 487-0293 discretion. Phone numbers, last Eves, Beds arc very sturdy. 742-5589. after 6PM. Ask for Summer Sublet: Carriage House FR4/20-26 Diana or Line. FS4/19-25 names, or full addresses arc not FS4/23-25 2 bdrm. or a 2 bdrm. apartment permitted in Personals. on Mansficld/Tolland line, 4 DESPERATE For people to 1976 Toyota Cclica, brown, Cclcstron 5 1/2" reflecting miles from campus,. Your SUBLET !! SI95 per person. Student classified rates for ads of new radiator, Michclin tires telescope, w/case and camera choice! Call 872-9946 FR4/18- May rent FREE. Pool use and 25 words or less: $250.00. (two hundred-fifty) adapter. $200. Dokordcr 7700 27 balcony. Two bedrooms- 1 insertion S2.00 742-5580 Coventry FS4/23-25 reel to reel tape deck. $100 available immediately after 3 consecutive S5.25 487-1302. FS4/19-25 ENJOY MASTER BEDROOM IN Finals through August. 429- 5 consecutive $7.00 A TWO BEDROOM APT! TEN 1298. Please Call !! FR4/23- Each additional word S0.05 ATTENTION! ATTENTION! X/C Skis-Fisher 200cm with MINUTES FROM CAMPUS. 25 JEWELRY SALE! Wide poles and boots (size 9), RENT NEGOTIABLE. CALL Non-student classified rates for assortment of gold plated, Rossignol 198cm with poles 870-9616 OR LEAVE A ON-CAMPUS HOUSE- M/F silver, and costume jewelry! ads of 25 words or less: and boots (size 8) $40 each. MESSAGE ON MACHINE. Wanted for summer sublet, OWN S.U. LOBBY Uam-4pm! April bedroom. If interested, call 1 insertion S2.25 487-1302 FS4/19-25 DON'T WAIT! FR4/18-5/1 3 consecutive S5.75 24-April 26! PRICES AS LOW 427-1331 or 427-1342 AS $5.00! FS4/23-26 1980 Toyota Tercel Good Summer Sublet FR4/23-27 5 consecutive $7.50 ********************* Each additional word S0.05 Condition dependable Best offer Willington Oaks, 1 br. Includes Call 450-0335 after 9:00 or Heat/Hot Water/Cable! CELERON SQUARE- MAY 82 Ford Fairmont 4l)r leave message. FS4/24-26 $1000.00 finals thru Aug. 31. RENT FREE Summer Sublet am/fm cassette New Call now: 429-0102 FR4/18-24 cheap, furniture included! A/c, Muffler, Brakes, Best BASEBALL CARDS ~ All years dishwasher, microwave, FOR SALE Offer Call Greg 427-7242 and brands. Upper deck boxes Summer Sublet: Waldcn Apts. cathedral ceilings. Call 487- Leave a Message FS4/23- only $30. Also buying all One or two people to sublet one 0791. FR4/23-27 27 sports memorabilia. Call PAC bedroom. Pool, patio, of Cards 429-2927. FS4/24-30 furnished. Rent $158.00 each + Summer Sublet 1 BR $250 or 2 CUSTOMIZED GREEK Dorm Si/.c Refrigerator For Sale utilities. Call 429-5986 BR $500 May Rent FREE!!! T-SHIRTS AM) used one semester Like New LOFTS For Sale. STURDY, FR4/18-24 Walking distance to campus SWEATSHIRTS $75.00 Telephone 429-2435 Easy to Assemble. Fits Small Partly furnished Fall Option AVAILABLE AT FS4/23-25 Dorms. Call Karen for more Summer Sublet with Fall Call Marie 1-528-6870 G.H. WARING GIFT info, at 427-3844. FS4/24-5/2 Option. Two bedroom FR4/23-27 SHOP. 429-2143. F8 4/24 DODGE ASPEN 1978 Woodhavcn Apt. $580 month. •••••••***•*•**••**•• AUTOMATIC SLANT 6 RADIO. Pool Rights, Porch and more. Spacious 4-bcdroom House for RUNS GOOD. $600 487-0209 Call Cara, Stephanie or Kim at rent in Coventry Summer Diamond Engagement Rings 14 EVENINGS FS4/23-27 487-0051 FR4/18-24 Sublet wilh fall option S760 &18 karat gold. Best price. per month Avail May 21 Call Wedding Bands, fine jewelry SLEEPER/ SOFA QUEEN SIZE. Summer sublet, partially Jeff 742-7985 FR4/23-27 repair, designs just for you. BEIGE, RUST, GOLD. furnished, 2 bedroom apartment, David Wright Jewelers Rl. 44 EXCELLENT CONDITION S200 Rent one bedroom in Celeron close to campus, access to AWESOME DEAL ! ! ! Square 3 bedroom apartment Ashford 429-4282. FS2/21-5/6 871-8006 BEFORE 8PM. pool. S475 per month + SUMMER SUBLET. FALL Only S200/mo MAY FREE. FS4/24-26 utilities, June-August, May free. OPTION. CELERON. FEMALE. Rent from mid-May--August. Tired of paying loo much for Females preferred. Call 487- OWN ROOM. MAY RENT Air Cond., Microwave, auto insurance? Call LOBO WOODEN DRESSER WITH 7940 or 487-0335, leave FREE! JUNE TO AUGUST dishwasher. --Furnished. If Insurance Agency 228-1025. HUTCH AND CORNER DESK. message. FR4/18-24 $175/MoORB/0 AVAILABLE interested call cilher 487-1886 Low insurance rales for good $60 FULL WATERBED WITH AFTER FINALS. CALL HELEN or 429-1860. FR4/3-5/1 drivers. Take 10% off your auto HEATER ASKING $100 429- DO THE RIGHT THING: 429-6143 FR4/23-27 insurance if you have 2053. FS4/24-30 ********************* SUMMER SUBLET W/FALL homeowner insurance from us. OPTION ONE BEDROOM Tired of DORM LIFE??? MOVE Rates for good sludcnis. 10 ATTENTION-- GOVERNMENT THIS IS A HEW ONE.... APARTMENT AT WALDEN. OFF CAMPUS TO A HUGE 1 Main St., Hebron. CT 06248. SEIZED VEHICLES from $100. Summar Sublsl with fall, POOL AND PORCH FOR BEDROOM APT. THAT SUMMER PARTIES! RENT FS 2/26-5/4 Fords Mercedes Corvettes next spring, etc. option. OFFERS PRIVACY AND NEGOTIABLE. CALL 429-8968 Chcvys. Surplus Buvcrs Guide. WALDEN APARTMENTS. FREEDOM. COMPLEX FUTONS, ALL SIZES SPECIAL 1-602-838-8885 EXT. A 3993. NOW FR4/18-26 INCLUDES INGROUND POOL CASH & CARRY EVENT Fully furnished and carpeted, FOR FUN IN THE SUMMER FS4/23-5/4 with all the extras (VCR, TV, EVERY SATURDAY 10AM TO SUN!! MUST SEE THIS APT. Dishwasher, microwave, deck, SUBLET JUNE AND JULY 5PM. X-TRA DISCOUNT WITH BICYCLE MEN'S TWELVE PERFECT FOR SUMMER WITH A VIEW. CALL 487- STUDENT I.D. & COPY OF etc.) and of course a...POOL!! 1321. FR4/23- SPEED LOTUS CHALLENGER Your own tinge, spacious SESSION I. FULLY THIS AD. NATIONAL SLEEP GOOD CONDITION BEST room at a low price oj FURNISHED. ONE BEDROOM SHOPPES 59-67 FEDERAL OFFER. 487-1216. FS 4/20-26 SUMMER SUBLET for June- $230 a month, APARTMENT. AIR ROAD DANBURY. PHONE CONDITIONING. UTILITIES August at 2 Bedroom 792-5150. FS3/20-5/4 (utilities not included). A great Tired of sleeping in a cramped INCLUDED. S295/MONTH 429- Woodhavcn Apts. If interested, apartment and the roommates room? Rise above tho clutter 8491 FR4/18-5/1 take over the lease. $460/mo. For Sale: Camera, Minolta X- by buying our L-shaped lofts! arc quite exceptional. Female, + utilities. Call 487-1749 FR 700, very good condition, Fits any large dorm room only non-smoker desired. MAY SUMMER SUBLET BARBARA 4/23-27 RENT FREE !!! ONLY PAY along with MD Moior Drive, $100 (easier to buy than to MANOR TWO BEDROOMS and ihc following lenses: 28 JUNE. JULY. AUGUST. Will build thom!) Call 427-5259. PARTIALLY FURNISHED one bedroom apartment good mm, 50 mm, 70 to 210 zoom negotiate the price. Call Linda FS4/12-25 AVAILABLE JUNE 1-AUGUST for 2 for Summer sublet. Fall lens and a 2X converter. (or Tina/Lisa) 429-8974. FR 31, $425 PER MONTH IF option. Walking distance to Asking $650. For more info 4/12-5/4 CHEAP TRANSPORTATION: INTERESTED CALL 429-5444 campus. Rent $400. per call C.J. at 427-4426 or 429- ********************* 1979 Chevy Malibu, V-8, auto, LEAVE MESSAGE. FR4/19-25 month. May rent free Call 9384. FS4/12-4/30 power steering, A.C., sunroof, 429-1395 FR4/23-27 AM/FM Cass. Runs good, Must HEY LOOK! SUMMER RED HOUSE for rent! Why rent Organically-grown vegetables, Sell! $600.00. Call Dave, SUBLET! TWO a stuffy apartment when you can fresh picked to order, available 487-0354 (evenings). FS4/17- ROOMMATES MALE OR rent an entire house. 5 House for Rent-- Tolland, 8 in season. Also available, 26 FEMALE PAY ONLY bedrooms located next to Teds, rooms, 3 1/2 acres, Suitable for compctilivc prices on organic, JUNE, JULY, AUGUST. sunporch & appliances. students Teachers family, just vegetarian foods and Panasonic Touring Deluxe 19" MAY FREE. RENT IS Available May 21st to August renovated. Colonial , $1,200 biodegradable products. Call frame. Great condition. $325, NEGOTIABLE. CALL Possible option for fall. Call month Phone 1-649-4838/ 1- 487-1551 for information. 455-0545 after 6:00 p.m. LISA AT 487-0148. Ed or Michelle 429-9623 Rent 226-4456 FS4/20-26 FS4/18-5/1 FR4/6-30 Negotiable. FR4/24-30 FR4/23-27 CLASSIFIEDS The Daily Campus, Tuesday, April 24, 1990 page SUBLET: Own room $200 SUMMER SUBLET with SUMMER SUBLET Roommate GRADUATION TICKETS Animal People negotiable or share room S375. FALL OPTION two bedroom needed for 2-Bdr., Town-House NEEDED. PLEASE CALL Needed for Summer Mostly furnished, close to apt. available to rent one or apartment at Barbara Manor. GREG AT 651-8622 AFTER 6 employment at large boarding campus. May rent free, fall both rooms. Furnished and Remodeled Kitchen. Sunny, OR CALL 427-1416. W4/24-30 Kennel. Flexible schedule. option. Pool privileges. Call w/in short walking distance to Spacious Bedroom large enough $6.00/hr with $500.00 end of 429-3973. FR4/24-26 campus. 429-9854. FR4/24-26 for 23 people. Tennis Courts Wanted; YOI R VOTE season bonus. Call 633-6878 May rent free. Call Tiffany/ By: DAN MAHON for information. HW4/10-5/4 Summer Sublet w/Fall SAVE MONEY! LIVE OFF- Grctchcn 429-7662 R/H 4/23- For: responsible, effective option at Walden: Three CAMPUS AND SAVE AT LEAST 27 representation on the UCONN SUMMER HELP NEEDED miles from campus. Third floor $2800/ YEAR. ONE AND TWO Foundation Board of Directors Litchfield County Beer apartment, one bedroom, BEDROOM APARTMENTS. CHEAP CHEAP CHEAP Summer aM the UCONN Co-op Board Distributor needs merchandiser/ living, dining, kitchen, and WALK TO CAMPUS. BE RID Sublet Rooms in large house of Directors. Plan for tomorrow, driver. Call Mike for details 1- more!! Rent negotiable. Jill OF DORMS! 487-1437. located ON CAMPUS. $400 for vote MAHON today! W4/23-27 800-233-9572. HW4/12-25 429-3860. FR4/24-26 FR4/19-27 entire summer utilities included. Doubles and singles available. CALL SANDY. "THE" TYPIST Woody's now hiring servers and STUDIO APARTMENT SUMMER SUBLET FULLY Call Norm 486-5195. RH4/24- FOR END OF SEMESTER kitchen employee's for AVAILABLE FROM MID-MAY FURNISHED. WALKING 30 PAPERS. AT 429-6372. LOW immediate openings. Must be TO AUGUST WITH FALL DISTANCE TO CAMPUS. W/W RATES AS USUAL: $1.00 PER available during summer break. OPTION ONLY S350 CALL 429- CARPETING. SINGLE OR WARNING! PAGE PICA DOUBLE. FREE Call 429-7427 (days) or 1-928- 7275 ASK FOR MARIA OR DOUBLE OCCUPANCY RENT Off- campus living is EDITING. NEGOTIABLE. 9217 (evenings) HW4/17-24 TERRI OR LEAVE A MESSAGE. NEGOTIABLE! CALL 429- NOT as cheap as It may FLEXIBLE HOURS. SEE YOUR FR4/24-30 6966. FR4/19-25 seem. WORK ON LASER PRINTER. DRAMA, MUSIC & Costs of Rent, Utilities, THESIS WORK: MY DANCE MAJORS Start your careers! Be seen by New York One bedroom in a two bedroom Celeron Square- Transportation, and SPECIALTY. AVAILABLE City Agents & managers. May apt 1.5 miles from campus. Your Summer Preference: 1 WEEKENDS ALSO. W4/24 Groceries can EASILY 20. 481-3765. HW4/17-30 Available first summer session. month to 3. 2 bedrooms, A/C, EXCEED UConn room and partially furnished. Price very I desperately need extra tickets to Rent neg. Please call Cara at board fees. negotiable. Call soon. 429- graduation. If you have tickets THERE'S A JOB FOR YOU IN A 487-0373. FR4/24-30 CHECK IT OUT! Call 6910 FR4/20-26 you don't need please call 429- SUMMER CAMP 486-2926 RH4/23-26P 6535. Leave a message. Will The American Camping Summer Sublet - Fall option. Association (NY) will make Summer Sublet Maplcwood pay! W4/24-30 Huge master bedroom with HOUSEMATE; Older grad or your application avail, to over private bath! In house two Apts. Fully furnished 2 miles prof, long term only. ••♦♦ATTENTION KIND 300 camps in the Northeast. miles from campus. Spacious off campus. May FREE. FALL Willington/Ashford country SENIORS! I need more Exciting opportunities for yard, wooden deck, MUST SEE!! OPTION. ONLY $125 + utilities home, 15x30 ft huge bedroom, graduation tickets. Please call college students and $250 furnished Avail. mid-May. per person. Call Eric or Marco all amenities, quiet. $337/mo. + Arthur at 456-9515. Will pay! professionals. Positions avail: Rent free for May. Call Valerie at 429-0092 FR4/20-27 reasonable utilities + deposit. Call after 8:00 p.m. ***** W4/24 all land and water sports, 423-1592. FR4/24-30 Pets. 1 child, O.K. 487-1197 kitchen, maintenance, arts and WALDEN APTS. SUMMER p.m. May 1 or ASAP RH4/13- crafts, drama, music, dance, SUBLET with FALL OPTION 15 3 Bedroom Celeron apartment For Large one and two bedroom apts 5/4 nature, tripping, R.N.'s, M.D.'s BATHS 2 bedrooms. Pool. summer. Responsible R.A.'s available immediately. Special College Credit Available. 31st AVAILABLE LATE MAY or June willing to pay $300 mo. total summer only two miles from Get away from Storrs for the Street, New York, N.Y. 10001. 1st. MAY RENT FREE. LEAVE (neg.). Call Tom 486-5907, Ncal campus. Pool and laundry summer! Roommate needed to 1-800-777-CAMP. HW4/17-30 486-5848 or Ted 486-2610. facilities. Call 429-1500. MESSAGE. 487-0825 FR4/20- share and apartment in W4/23-27 FR4/24-5/4 Manchester. $325/ per month. Cleaning and Yard work. Full CELERON SQUARE. SUMMER Plus utilities. Please call and part time summer SUBLET WITH FALL OPTION. Summer Sublet: Millbrook Apt: Kirsten 742-8259. RH4/17-26 employment. Moose Meadow ONE ROOM LEFT IN A THREE two bedroom in Quiet area. Chaplin Apartment looking for Camping Resort 429-7451 BEDROOM APARTMENT. NEW, Large kitchen and living area. one female to share apartment HW4/18-24 COMFORTABLE, ONE MILE Only $475 a month. Hot water animals welcomed large FROM CAMPUS. CALL FOR included. Fall option. 487- spacious apartment $325 -- Cashiers Full and Part time DETAILS: 429-2945 FR4/20-26 1864. FR4/24-4/30 utilities huge backyard please Education Majors/ Anyone Ride summer employment. Also light cleaning and handling Summer Sublet Session I: One call 455-9631. RH4/17-5/1 needed to CEA/ SEA workshop APARTMENT FOR SUB- female space Available for 1/2 in Meridcn Days Inn Sat. April reservations. Moose Meadows LET. WE ARE DESPER- ********************* Camping Resort 429-7451 May, June, and July. May rent 28 Please Call 427-3341 Leave ATE. ONE BEDROOM HW4/18-24 free! Hunting Lodge Apts. CARRIAGE HOUSE: message. RB4/23-26 APARTMENT AT WOOD- S210/iiio. includes heat and hot Summer Sublet, looking HAVEN, FULLY FUR- Children's Recreation Director water. Very Quiet! Contact for a female to share For Adventurous Mature Women NISHED WITH WALL TO Full time, summer employment. Julie 487-0373. FR4/24-30 apartment, only $150.00 interested in X-country travel: WALL CARPETING. IN a month plus utilities! Fell free to call for further Moose Meadow Camping EXCELLENT CONDITION Resort. 429-7451 HW4/18-24 Room 1 mile campus private Call Michelle at 429- information. 427-5225. TOP TO BOTTOM. REGU- entrance Kitchenette utilities 4341. RH4/19-25 RB4/24 LAR PRICE IS $535, WE Eam up to $5000 in one month quiet wooded area grad student WILL TAKE THE BEST selling tee's (413) 549-8063. preferred $65 week 429-0340. OFFER. CALL 429-4485 Located in Massachusets and ROOMMATES NEEDED FOR AND ASK FOR TOM OR Long Island. HW4/19-25 Summer Sublet. Only $225 per APARTMENT LIVING! WE DAN. IF WE ARE NOT month. May is Free. Utilities, CAN HELP! ONE AND TWO THERE, PLEASE LEAVE A Parking, furniture all included. Sitter (s) needed for the MESSAGE. FR 4/24-5/1. BEDROOM SITUATIONS! One bedroom, bathroom, WALKING DISTANCE. MALE following: Wednesday, May 2, 4.75/HOUR AFTER FIRST 2-3 1:30 to 4:00 ; Mondays 3:30 to kitchen, rec-room. Walking OR FEMALE. GRADS OR WEEKS TRAINING AT 5:00 starling May 7th thru distance to campus. 429-5558. UNDERGRADS. CALL 429- 4.50/HOUR. 12 NOON June 30; two half days a week ROOMMATES/ 4214/ 487-1437. RH4/19-27 FRIDAYS OR ALL DAY June 18 to July 30. $5/hr. CHECK THIS OUT! Interested SATURDAYS OR SUNDAYS. Call 429-1260. HW4/23-25 in a summer SUBLET?? Furnished summer sublet - Fall WORK 1-2 DAYS OR ALL Furnished, spacious apartment option For one or two females DAYS SELLING FLOWERS AT *MAKE EVERY DAY EARTH in Woodhavcn -- 1 large Roommate needed for fall- $300 for one $150 for two OUR OUTDOOR LOCATIONS. bedroom GOOD FOR ONE - looking for Male or Female Large bedroom Huge closet PAY* CAR NEEDED. 742-9965 SUMMER CAMPAIGNS FOR BETTER FOR TWO S S S May Non-smoker to share two Pool! Available 4/30! 429- HW1/26-5/4 THE ENVIRONMENT Earn rent FREE!!! other months bedroom apt. in Woodhavcn. 2411. RH4/19-25 $2500-$3500. Help pass the negotiable CALL NOW!!! Ask Fully furnished except Second 250 COUNSELORS and Clean Air Act, tighten pesticide for Mike 487-1774. FR4/24-30 bedroom. $285/ month Summer New stylish contemporary instructors needed! Private, optional. Phone 429-4194 controls & promote house in Tolland: fireplace, coed summer camp in Pocono Dave. RH4/11-25 comprehensive recycling. AWESOME DEAL! WALDEN cathedral ceiling, oak floor. 7- Mountains, Northeastern Available in 18 states & D.C. SUBLET FULLY FURNISHED milcs to UConn. Female, non- Pennsylvania. Lohikan, PO Call Kate at: 1-800-75-EARTH. WITH POOL AND PORCH MAY SUMMER SUBLET in Coventry smoking, $400 -(-utilities Box 234 UC, Kenilworth, NJ HW4/23-5/4 FREE! FALL OPTION ONLY Own Room Female Heat and (negotiable). 871-8301 07033 (201) 276-0998 HW $150/MO! AVAILABLE MAY Hot Water incl. Lake privileges (evcninRs), 486-2122 (days) 3/26-5/4 PART TIME 10TH CALL ERIK 429-2112. $250 a/mo. Rest of May Rent FR4/24-30 Free Call 742-9958 R/H Mature male or female to rent A FAST GROWING RETAIL Flexible hours available for 4/23-5/4 one room in four bedroom CHAIN IS SEEKING CAREER- student over 18 years of age. Responsibilities include CHEAP! Fully furnished house. Rent $170 -futilities, 10 MINDED INDIVIDUALS TO delivering auto parts and Carriage House 2 Bedroom: minute drive to campus. Call GROW WITH US. running general errands. Must Water Color TV VCR Furniture FEMALE ROOMMATE WANTED Lisa 429-1388 RH4/20-26 OPPORTUNITIES UNLIMITED - be able to drive standard shift Walk to Campus Only S450 per to share a two bedroom Barbara STORE MANAGEMENT IN 8-12 : proficiently. Monday thru month plus utilities. Phone Manor Apartment. Spacious, I ■.■:■■:':': ::■:':: : ;':' MONTHS. EXCELLENT Friday, approx. 4 to 6 hours per 429-8908 429-5340 or 429- furnished (Microwave) SALARY + BENEFITS. RETAIL day. Please call The Rogers 8684. FR4/24-30 S270/month. Available 5/15- WANTED EXPERIENCE NOT Automotive Co., in Vernon. MAY RENT FREE NECESSARY, BUT A DESIRE Responsible, non-smoker 875-3037 HW4/23-5/4 SUMMER SUBLET: Quiet, FOR MANAGEMENT IS uppcrclassmen preferred - Call spacious 3 bedroom house WANTED: A FEMALE REQUIRED. LOCATIONS 487-1844 RH4/18-4/25 ATTENTION-- HIRING! located 4 1/2 miles from ROOMMATE FOR SUMMER AVAILABLE IN MANCHESTER, ************************* Government jobs-- your area. campus. Approx. cost AND FALL. WE'RE CT CALL OR SEND RESUME Many immediate openings $200/mo. plus utilities. From GRADUATING IN DEC. FOR TO ft******************** without waiting list or test. June 1 -Aug. 31. Rent CELERON APTS. - GREAT Lady Footlocker $17,840- $69. 485. Call 1- negotiable. 427-1850. 427- TV/O FEMALES LOOKING APTS., VERY CLOSE TO Pavilion at Buck land Hills 602-838-8885. EXT R3993 3445 after 5 p.m. FR4/24-30 Manchester. CT 06040 FOR AN APARTMENT OR CAMPUS AND OWN HW4/23-27 BEDROOM. WE HAVE Attention Amy or call 644- HOUSE TO SHARE WITH Room available in 1720s FURNISHINGS (TV. STEREO, 6519. HW4/17-5/4 Farmhouse seven acres of land MALES OR FEMALES FOR VCR. ETC.) COMES WITH ATTENTION: EARN MONEY All utilities included! Fully FALL. CALL OR LEAVE A MICROWAVE, DISHWASHER. ALASKA CANNERY and fishing WATCHING TV! $32,000 / furnished S325.O0 a month MESSAGE: 427-3221 OR 427- IF INTERESTED, CALL LINDA employment opportunities. year income potential. Details Female preferred. Available on 3215. FS4/18-5/4 (429-8974) OR DEB (429-0181 Secure your summer job. Focus (1) 602-838-8885 Ext. TV- July first. Call 742-8384. ********************* AFTER 5:30). W 4/19-5/4 your search. (206) 771-3811. 3993. HW4/23-27 page 18 The Daily Campus, Tuesday, April 24, 1990 CLASSIFIEDS ATTENTION: POSTAL JOBS! MUTTLEY BO and CHARLIE NEED A PLACE TO STORE Cert. Cards for new LOST AND Start $11.41 /hour! For THANKS, FOR AND AWESOME THAT COUCH, LOFT, OR Divers will be given at application info call (1) 602- TIME SATURDAY NIGHT. CHAIR THIS SUMMER? 7:00 pm tonight In SU FOUND 838-8885, Ext. M-3993, 6am- WHAT ARE YOU DOING NEXT STORAGE, 1/4 MILE FROM 375. Please attend the 10pm, 7 days. HW4/23-5/4 WEEKEND, PERHAPS A CAMPUS. CALL JAY AT 423- meeting at 6:30. E4/24 REMATCH? SMORES SMORES 2865. LEAVE NAME AND LOST KEYS: BLACK CASE Painters needed for Summer DUNKS AND SMORES NUMBER. M4/19-25 Cert. Cards for new WITH VW KEY. BIKE KEY employment in South-Eastern NORM Divers will be given at TWO APT. KEYS SBA CT. Excellent Starting Pay. 7:00 pm tonight in SU LIBRARY AREA, MAYBE LOST Call Dave 1-413-584-4235. Hw Bob - Thanks for a wonderful RUSHED FOR TIME? 375. Please attend the ELSEWHERE PLEASE CALL 4/23-27 dinner. Don't get too stressed PAPERS ARE DUE? meeting at 6:30. E4/24 429-1490. LF4/19-25 about Wednesday because with Call J&J Typists. WOMAN . . . 5'5" or over. . . all your hard work you're gonna 487-1737 WE SCREENPRINT YOUR FOUND: Eyeglasses in case weight 140 lbs. . . to help be terrific! -Wendy $l/pagc, 48 hours (most work), DESIGN OR MESSAGE on T- Thursday in front of Business geriatric at home . . . 12 hr laser printer, spelling and SHIRTS-SWEATS-BOXERS Building. Call Will at 423-5091 shift. Nights. Possibly 2nd BRAD. Jeff, Mo, Matt. Brian punctuation checked, leave & MUCH MORE. (NEON TEES to claim LF4/20-24 and Malachi female needed about 6/1/90 for message. M4/19-25 & CAPS AVAILABLE NOW) 12 hr shift. Days. Weekends Today we are wearing assorted «»**,»**+»»*♦**«**»♦»*.» FAST DELIVERY, CUT RATE Lost: Pearl bracelet either on possibility. Answer 203-637- clothing by Victoria's Secret, PRICES & TOP QUALITY campus or at rally on Sunday 3946. Old Greenwich. Gap and K-Mart. And wc can't WORK. FOR YOUR NEXT night! Reward! If found please wait for 'YALL TO TAKE 'EM SUNGLASSES AND FASHION call Kim at 268-9271 or David Transportation may be ACCESSORIES! GREAT FUNDRAISER, EVENT OR possible. Clinical studies or OFF! CLASS PARTY CALL US! at 261-7316 LF4/20-24 NIRVANA AND KATMANDO PRICES! MONDAY THRU experience not required. Please WEDNESDAY 9 to 4 SU CONNECTICUT ADVERTISING P.S. Ask for Brad to explain Found: Ladie's watch in respond immediately. HW4/23- LOBBY Sponsored by Tau Beta SERVICES P.O. BOX 439, Monteith. Call Mark 649-5550 Sigma M4/23-25 WEST SUFFIELD, CT. 06093 Congratulations new brothers of 203-668-1158 E 3/26-5/4. Triangle. Jean, Joe, Jason, Lost Navy blue sports jacket WRITE APOLLO NOW for fast, with silver buttons at Manley's Mike. Jeff. Mark, Vic, and Rob, FBI APRIL 27th AT THE PERSONALS great work! May sound, practical, utterly Friday night, and found Navy confidential advice on personal SU BALL ROOM FROM 2 BROTHERHOOD keep you PM TO 1 AM POPULOUS Blue sports jacket with gold PSYCHED! The Brothers of issues. Get a written, unbiased buttons. Call 7-4428. LF4/24- helpful perspective on your PUDDING SPRING Doug, TRIANGLE. WRECKEND FEATURING individual concerns. Send SASE FOUND: set of keys in AS55 I'm glad the trip was great, but SLEEPCHAMBER, AND $9 per problem to: 11:00am in Women's I'm psyched you're back! Two mature adventurous women COPSHOOTCOP, ANT Apollo; Dept 12; Box 523; bathroom, call 427-4530 to Welcome back and Happy need for Low Budget end of FARM AND_ID_OTHER Storrs, Ct 06268 M4/23-5/4 identify. LF4/24-26 Month #7. I love you. school blow-out. National BANDS. $5 E 4/23-27 Heather sight seeing trip! Flexible schedule, flexible route, (but DAN MAHON DAN MAHON Populous Pudding presents Kristen. Holly, Marty, Scott, must include Alaska). See Ride DON'S DREAM IN ACTIVITIES Andrea, Brenda, Ingrid, Rich, Board for #. PAN MAHON ARJONA RM 105 (<> 8 PM and Mark, THANK YOU for your UCONN Foundation Board of TONIGHT FEATURING I. help in my campaign!! I Shutterbug Well, I'm Directors UCONN Co-op Board MASILTON OF THE ROY couldn't have done it without responding - but the way my of directors Plan for tomorrow, HART THEATRE. Fantastic BAKE SALE!! BAKE SALE!! FOR SENIOR NURSING you! Special thanks to Mom, name is Diana with and A vote MAHON today!! Mail theatre. E4/23-24 Dad, and Kevin for all your help •ballots by Friday, 4/27! CONVOCATION. S.U. LOBBY and support! One more week to ROWLAND FOR 11-3PM TUESDAY 4/24 To Grandma Jen Happy 19th SPONSORED BY S.N.A. A4/24 go. Thank you! Donna Birthday! From your Bittics. ARE YOU TIRED OF THE WAY GOVERNOR COMMITTEE Did you order a Pizza? Have a THIS UNIVERSITY BEING MEETING TONIGHT IN Sailmg Club Meeting ! ! lues, Pete, you are the best boyfriend great day we love you lots. RUN? LET YOUR VOICE BE ROOM 360S OF STUDENT night 6:00 in Student Union a girl could ever dream of . Don't get in too much trouble. HEARD!! ELECT DONNA UNION AT 7:00 PM. ALL 360S. Come find out about rec. Over the last two years you Love Poodlehead and Carebear JARVIS TO THE UCONN NEW MEMBERS sails. New members always have given me the happiest FOUNDATION! M4/24-25 WELCOME! LAST welcome! A4/23-24 memories. I love youl Kerry To the beautiful brunette in the MEETING OF SEMESTER! SU Ballroom Thursday night Foreign Students: Are you ANY QUESTIONS? 427- planning to work in the U.S. Unity Week '90 blowout. The TBI PLEDGES: (white shirt, brown men's coat), 2787. E4/24 Congratulations! You did a after practical training? For Jam of the year. Sat April 28, you were sitting three tables to 1990 ROTC Hanger 12 great job! Get psyched for 3rd work visas, consult Leete, Learn how Spirit opens the the right of the spotlight, I'd midnight until 6am Advanced degree and Dutchman! The O'Neill & Kosto, Hartford, 249- heart and teaches Divine like to meet you. If interested ticket Sales start 4/23 in SU Sisters 8100. M4/24 Wisdom through contact with reply in the personals From lobby. A4/24-27 the guy in the tie dye and cross an inner "Light and Sound" at Kath - I am so sick of your country jacket. SONIC SOUND D.J. an open discussion presented by Honors paper. But, I know that A trip to Bamum's Star! Places SERVICE Has over 100 CD'S, ECKANKAR titled: "Accepting at this point, it has to get still available aboard our To all the Greeks: 600 Watts of Sound. 1200 Your Divine Self" on done. Don't let me become the luxurious starliner. Quantum Congratulations on an awesome Watts of lighting. We will Wednesday 4/25 at 8:00PM in ultimate typo - just do it. Mechanic, Xenobiologist, and Greek week. Love the Sisters play your favorite music. Same the Student Union Rm 217. For Missionary positions open. and Pledges of Kappa Alpha low price. 429-2786. M3/20- more information call 427- Let us take you for a ride! The To Faun (AZ) This is a day late 1048. E4/24-25 but we didn't forget Happy Theta 4/30 Science Fiction Society, Birthday to our little Sister Thursdays, 8PM. Monteith 221. Javier C. Fue un placer el NERIMANS TAILORING: CONTRA DANCE! Sunday April Brothers and Pledges of AEJl haberte atendido en el PROFESSIONAL TAILORING 29th, 7-9pm Storrs EXPERIENCE THE Register's office. Your smile FOR LADIES AND Congregational Church, Live To PiBetaPhi you ladies really EXCITEMENT OF ARENA made my day!!! Come visit me music, refreshments. know how to cook. Thanx for GENTLEMAN. WE ALSO POLO! Come see the men's sometime. Admission $4.00. Call 429- a great Sunday Brunch The SPECIALIZE IN ALTERING polo team take on Harvard at 7845 for info. Benefit for Brothers and Pledges of AEll PROM GOWNS. HOURS: 9-5 the outdoor polo arena on To the three polo babes riding Storrs Community Nursery MONDAY THRU FRIDAY 9-2 Horsebarn Hill Road Friday through the woods Sunday School. E4/23-27 If you see LAURA (ID) SATURDAYS. 146 HUNTING 5PM. A4/24-27 today...laugh at her!! She's not afternoon -- meet us again LODGE RD. STORRS NEAR Friday afternoon on the banks legal, only 19! (Sorry, we CARRIAGE HOUSE APTS. 429- couldn't resist) Anyway, have a of the Fenton...we'll serve you 1444 M2/26-5/4 great birthday! Love, Your Ego a delicious dinner when you reappear on your mounts. & Superego. Call the sound and lighting Classifieds The three outdoorsmen professionals. EARL'S KKPsi/ TBS: Congratulations TRAVELING DJ SERVICE. Get JAVIER: CONGRATULATIONS! to all the new officers!! If the best for less. Our quality YOU MADE IT! Honey, estoy anyone is seriously interested sound and lighting will blow bien orgulosa de ti. Rccuerda in becoming the new Joint the others away. Call for new Get que siemprc pucdes contar con Treasurer, please call me low rates. 423-1508. M3/27- mi amistad. Ercs muy especial A.S.A.P. -Chris C. para mi. Nunca olvidare los Rent a Disc Jockey. Low momentos fclices que hemos Prices. Thurs. nights on Jill (KA) Campus $90. Willimantic Semi Results compartido. Love you always... Today is the day. $150. Out of town $175. 423- You turn 21, 3270 M4/4-5/4 Now let's go out and have some fun! MISCELLANEOUS Love and AOT Michelc EVENTS PRO-CHOICE SYMPATHIZERS Michelle G (TBI) Make your voice heard. Send a Happy 21st birthday!! Have self-addressed stamped envelope SCUBA DIVERS LAST lots of fun and a wonderful today to: SEND A SIGNAL - PO MEETING IS TONIGHT AT lime. Best wishes for many Box 60923, Phx, AZ 85082- 6:30 PM IN SU 375 LAST more. 0923. M4/12-25 CHANCE FOR T-SHIRTS Love AND DIVES. ALSO JimT ««*.«**»»»»*»***•***««♦»* ADVANCED COURSE Advertise Are you in a bind? Need INFO. E4/24 Amy G.~ that last minute paper REALLY GREEKS DONT NEED typed? Then, call 427- SCUBA DIVERS LAST in the Classifieds LETTERS... AND NEITHER DO 7085, ask for Cheri. MEETING IS TONIGHT AT REAL FRIENDS! Good luck on Rates very reasonable. 6:30 PM IN SU 375 LAST your exam Saturday! $1.00 per page, double CHANCE FOR T-SHIRTS Countdown to Florida! Hang in spaced. Same diy service! AND DIVES. ALSO The Daily Campus there! M4/18-5/4 ADVANCED COURSE Love, Deborah INFO. E4/24 The Daily Campus, Tuesday, April 24, 1990 page 19 It took Freud 38 years to understand it You have one night. The psych exam is in 12 hours. And your id wants to party. Your ego wants to conk out. But your superego knows you need to stay awake tonight to cram. Fortunately, you've got Vivarin. It helps keep you awake and mentally alert for hours. Safely and conveniently. So all your brainpower can focus on understanding the brain. If Freud had used Vivarin, maybe he could have understood the brain 00 ti IWONmnhMini Ik « rum t 1990 SigmuiKl **Freud copynghi represenled hy The Roger Id. Inn in Agency. Beverly HilK < A Revive with VIVARIN! I VC M directed (:<>nialm cillcinc equivalent of Mo cups uf tuftcc. HAVING YOUR BODY LEFT TO SCIENCE WHILE YOU ARE STILL IN IT... End Animal Suffering, Promote Experimental and Testing Alternatives *For a list of companies that don't test on animals and animal experimentation alternatives, PLEASE call 427-7008 LAB ANIMAL WEEK April 22-28 page 20 The Daily Campus, Tuesday, April 24, 1990 SPORTS ...Huskies win 4-3 From back page the bottom of the third when more left-hander limited the Paul Funk singled down the Huskies to five hits over seven third base line to score Cleary innings as he kept the UConn from second base. hitters off balance by changing speeds and using pin point Georgetown bounced back to control. score two runs in the fifth, "He was a little quick," chasing Butler. Cleary came on Guild said. "The umpire gave in relief and surrendered two him the outside of the plate and runs, both charged to Butler, he kept the ball away from us." before he shut down the Hoyas While the Husky hitters were until the ninth. struggling at the plate, the The Hoyas loaded the bases Georgetown hitters were mak- on a single and two walks be- ing life tough for UConn fore Craig Gaudio came on to starter Pat Butler. Butler, who get Joe Russo to fly out to came into the game with a 3-0 center field to end the threat. record and a 3.35 earned run "We got it, but it wasn't average, surrendered nine hits pretty," Roscnthal said. "We in four and one-third innings as hung in and we didn't quit. We he struggled to find a groove have a new attitude after we with his off-speed pitches. lost to Hartford. I think it The Hoyas broke through in woke some of us up." the third inning when left Gaudio (3-2) picked up the fielder Carlton Thompson sin- win as the Huskies raised their gled with one out. Following a overall record to 17-12-1. walk to Chris Winburn, John Boyan (1-2) took the loss for Belicka singled to left field to the Hoyas, who fell to 16-18 score Thompson, but UConn and 4-8 in the Big East. third baseman cut off the throw The Huskies return to action and nabbed Winburn as he tried this afternoon when they travel to go to third. to Northeastern for a 4:00 p.m. —Dana Keeton/The Daily Campus The Huskies tied the game in contest. Todd Rosenthal edges off first base in Monday's 4-3 win over the Georgetown. ,„25 DAYS 25 DAYS 25 DAYS 25 DAYS 25 DAYS 25 DAYS 25 DAYS 25 DAYS., IT'S THAT TIME s * OF YEAR AGAIN WE a ATTENTION 8CD to CLASS OF 1990 01 I S They're available now 8 EXCLUSIVE 25 DAYS TILL GRADUATION CELEBRATION 3 at our office & at JOIN US AT to The Student Union 01 info. desk. HUSKIES * 2.50 for 25 words I i or less a April 25 from 6:00 to 8:00 * 5 teach additional to word. So stop by and don't forget to bring your ID! 01 SAYING GOODBYE IS HARD TO DO !! BUT IT'S nd'Hwimiir jgEALWRLD) ^ EASIER THROUGH A Huskies'■•■I MVlu! DMINK * S3 PERSONAL. SAVQ QZ SAVQ sz SAVQ ss SAVQ QZ SAVQ QZ SAVCI ss SAVQ ss SAVQ 9z THE DAILY CAMPUS WHAT COULD SPRING WEEKEND COST YOU? Did you know that *Possesion of alcohol by a minor could cost you.. $250.00 ♦Disorderly conduct could cost you $500.00 *Drunk driving could cost you $700.00 I BET YOU COULD THINK OF BETTER THINGS TO DO WITH YOUR MONEY!!!!!!!!!! BE COOL, DO THE RIGHT THING, AND ENJOY SPRING WEEKEND!!! Spring Weekend Sponsored by: Subog BSA/H. Fred Simons A.A.C.C. Dept. of Student Activities and Union Programs SU9DG- SPORTS The Daily Campus, Tuesday, April 24, 1990 page 21 Robinson named NC State basketball coach RALEIGH, N.C. (AP) — Robinson, who signed a exciting moment for me, one pack. Robinson, who took over in Les Robinson, a former North four-year contract at S95.000 of ihc biggest days of my life." "Les understands ihc tradition 1985, had three players sus- Carolina State player, was per year, also faces the task of Valvano was under fire be- of this university, boih pended for six games to start named Monday to succeed Jim trying to keep one of his lop cause of the poor academic athletically and academically his first season. The NCAA Valvano as the Wolfpack's players — guard Chris Corchi- records of his players. Robin- there couldn't be a more suit- stripped the Buccaneers of basketball coach. ani — from leaving. After son, meanwhile, has been able candidate to lead this pro- scholarships laicr that year, but Robinson, coach and athletic Valvano left, Corchiani said he coaching for 16 years and all gram in its continued quest for the program remained director at East Tennessee would transfer but he has yet to but one of his players have greatness," said Harold competitive. State, takes over a program do so. graduated. Hopfcnburg, acting athletic di- that has been under scrutiny for Despite all the problems, Other problems hounding rector until Turner takes over Robinson, who coached at nearly one and one-half years Robinson welcomes the NC State involve point-shav- July 1. The Citadel before going to and still has another year of opportunity. ing allegations and former Robinson guided the Bucca- ETSU, was also an assistant NCAA probation to serve. The "There is no oilier coaching player Charles Shacklcford, neers to a 27-7 record and Ihc under Georgia Tech coach program remains under job in ihc United Slates that I who admitted he look $65,000 Southern Conference champi- Bobby Crcmins last summer investigation. would rather have," Robinson from two men while still at the onship last season. But NC on a U.S. team thai qualified The appointment of Robin- said. "I don't know how long school. Stale was also interested in his for the 1990 World Games. son came 16 days after Valvano they will want me here, but The 47-ycar-old Robinson, a ability to work under NCAA Among the players on that was forced out when NC State I'm going lo be here until ihcy 1965 NC Slate grad, is the restrictions inherited from for- team were ihc Corchiani and officials agreed on a $500,000 run me off. This is a very, very 16th head coach for ihc Wolf- mer coach Barry Dowd. Rodney Monroe. settlement — a $212,000 con- tract buyout and the balance from the school's booster group, the Wolfpack Club. Last Friday, NC State named HURRY! HURRY! HURRY! Todd Turner as its new athletic director, a post Valvano was DON'T MISS OUT ON THE SPRING forced to give up last year after the basketball program was placed on two years' NCAA WEEKEND FUN!!! probation when it was found that players sold complimcn- tary tickets and sneakers. ... new AD will face many tasks From back page mess up £ r;ood thing. A year like '89-'90 can act as a building block for the gold monkey. Who leads this school down the path is crucial in determining whether the BUYYOUR T-SHIRT NOWIN S.U. RM. 258S OR AT ANY OF THE University of Connecticut is a perennial "name" in college SUBOG EVENTS!!! THE COST IS A MEAGER $7.50!!! sports, or a has been, who sought ihc limelight for a year, and then, quite appropriately, "DO THE RIGHT THING" AND BUY YOUR T-SHIRT fell back with ihc pack. Jim Reynolds and Jason TODAY BEFORE ITS TOO LATE!!! Bluestein are Daily Campus columnists. tvesident and Mrs, John T Caste en, 111 cordially invite all students to an Open House on Wednesday, April 25, 1990 2 tO 5 psTTK president's House 9 Oak Hill toad Storrs, Connecticut page 22 The Daily Campus, Tuesday, April 24, 1990 SPORTS Intramural Indoor Soccer Ranford sparkles for Oilers N. Dakota def. Russell D 1-0 INGLEWOOD, Calif. (AP) ling play Sunday night, when Forum to wrap up a spot in the Crawford B def. N. Haven 1st 1-0 — Better watch out for the the Oilers fell behind 3-1, then Campbell Conference finals. Edmonton Oilers. They're scored four goals in the second The Kings are hurling in N. Dakota def. Russell D 2-1 talking about winning the period and beat the Kings 5-4. more ways than one. Goalie WIGAS def. Rec. Rats 3-2 Stanley Cup again. He stopped 25 of 26 shots in They've got a goaltender the final two periods, allowing Kelly Hrudey missed Sunday WIG AS def. Rec. Rats 2-1 who, as hockey players like to only a goal by Gretzky with night's game with sore ribs and Shakespeare def. Tolland 2nd 1 -0 Gretzky reaggravated his sore say, is standing on his head. 1:09 to play. Tolland 2nd def. Shakespeare 1-0 But his name is not Grant Ranford has certainly been back when he was checked into Fuhr. busy this series. The Oilers the boards by Steve Smith in Burning Spear def. Barney 1-0 Fuhr helped the Oilers to were outshot 39-18 Sunday the first period. win four Stanley Cups in five night and 99-66 in the three Only two teams in playoff seasons. But Fuhr, once labeled games. history have bounced back by Wayne Gretzky as the "I think we were a little tired from 3-0 deficits. Additionally, 3-Mile Fun Run greatest goaltender in the and it showed early in the first the Kings seem to be headed Geoff Bouvier McMahon South 17:40 world, appeared in only 21 period but we really gained our for a replay of last season, games during the regular sea- composure and came out strong when they eliminated the Oil- Gary Shaboo Barbara Manor 18:01 son and reinjured his left in the second," Ranford said. ers in the first round and were Joe Bihlmeyer McMahon North 18:17 shoulder just before the play- "We scored some big goals and then swept by Calgary in the Carrie Charlesworth French 23:121 offs began. shut them down in the third second. Ranford has backstopped the His backup, Bill Ranford, period. Mindy Forde Batterson D 23:12 Oilers to six straight wins, in- has been sensational as the "We've just been playing Paul Kaplitz UC Retired 35:25 cluding three as Edmonton Oilers have taken a 3-0 lead smart hockey," Ranford said. came back from a 3-1 deficit to over the Los Angeles Kings in 'That's what you need to win," beat the Winnipeg Jets in the The Oilers need only to win the Smythe Division finals. division semifinals. Ranford continued his ster- Game 4 Tuesday night at the Hawks9 coach Fratello resigns ATLANTA (AP) — Mike news conference held with "Today is not a sad day," Fratello, under fire because his Hawks' officials. Fratello, with a career record of team failed to make the NBA The Hawks, plagued by 324-250, said. "This is a day of playoffs, resigned today as injuries and internal bickering moving on for the two sides." ENGLISH 219-10 coach of the Atlanta Hawks this season, finished 41-41 The news conference after seven seasons. despite winning six of their followed the team's end-of-thc- DRAMA: TELEVIEW "For the best interests of the last seven games. They failed scason meeting at the Omni. Atlanta Hawks and in my best to make the playoffs for only There had been speculation that GREAT PLAYS interests, it's probably best for the second time in Fratcllo's Fratello would be fired, but TAPED PRODUCTIONS both of us if wc part ways at seven seasons and first in the Hawks president Stan Kastcn this time," Fratello said at a last five years. said the departure was MW 5:45 -9 PM TV STUDIO 1 Fratcllo's decision. RESERVE OFFICERS' TRAINING CORPS "Mike came to the BABBIDGE LIBRARY realization that this would be good for him," Kastcn said. "I 3 Credits (Proser) T0DR FIRST STEP support that decision; I agree with him." 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Mon. - Wed. & Fri. 8:30-5:00 Thurs. 8:30-8:00, Sat. 10:00-5:00 UConn Co-op USG FUNDED SPORTS The Daily Campus, Tuesday, AgrU 24, 1990 page 23 ...UConn wins Big East crown *******- From front page to grab the ball and threw to Big East) is a nice feather in 21 batters without issuing a first to double up DiMartino. our cap." walk. Her two shutouts in the "This was the first tournament (the other being a tournament that I was on the The Huskies scored both of 4-0 whitewash against Boston winning side," said Bartolucci, their runs in the third inning, College on Sunday), gave her a who was also named to the when left fielder Amy Koski total of 10 and a 15-1 mark for All-Tournament team. "It's led off with a single and stole the season. Coupled with four great to win the Big East title second. Following an out, hits in the tourney, Rybczyk as a senior. We wanted this for second baseman Nina Rennhard earned the Most Valuable a confidence booster for next singled to right to move Koski Player award. weekend and we got it." over to third. "I'm happy and surprised Also named to the All-Big When Rennhard stole second, about winning the award," said East team were third baseman she set the all-time UConn Rybczyk. "But this tourney Chris Woodman, center fielder record stolen bases in a single win gives us good experience Janna Venice and right fielder season. and a whole lot of confidence Jess Loda. After Bartolucci flied to for next weekend's tournament "We were confident from the (the Penn State Lady Lion center, Wajda grounded back to start, " said Woodman. "We pitcher Tami Weber, who Invitational)." know that we can go into any threw the ball away at first, In the two innings that game and play solid all the way Rybczyk allowed runners to bringing home Koski and around." Rennhard. reach base, they were Said Venice, "It is great that —Sara Cousins/The Daily Campus eliminated by double plays. the first Big East crown goes "You cannot afford to make Catcher Jane Jagodzinski readies herself for the pitch. The Express' Donna to UConn. We know now how mistakes against a team like DosAnjos led off the game by capable we are of playing big UConn," said St. John's coach reaching first when she eluded games." Tammy Zazuri. "They are the the attempted tag by Wajda The victory also made it kind of team that can capitalize down the line. After being three consecutive shutouts in on mistakes." sacrificed to second, DosAnjos the Thanks to its solid tried to get to third when tournament for the Huskies, performance, this is the only DON'T GET STUCK Donna Bennett grounded out. a fact that Coach Karen UConn team to capture an But Wajda's throw to co- Mull ins can appreciate. initial Big East Tournament. 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MM The Daily Campus I—-Reynolds and Bluestein— Proper AD crucial UConn rallies in ninth, for UConn success beats Georgetown 4-3 "The genius of a good leader is to leave behind him a situation which common sense, without the grace of genius, can deal with Huskies score 3 runs in bottom of ninth to top Hoy as successfully." -Walter Lippmann, U.S. author and journalist The big news on the local front this week was that Athletic Director Todd Turner accepted the AD job at the premiere wounded duck university of this country. North Carolina State. He left a program with an immediate bright future (although things change fast) and high-tailed it to the most talked about, the most embarrassed, and the most negatively high profile school to come down the pike since Oklahoma a few years back. Turner's migration is understandable, if not a little too quick. He is from North Carolina. His family is from North Carolina. He went to school at NC Chapel Hill. The fact that Jim Valvano's skeleton closet revealed a new thrill every other day only adilcd to the need of a slick, strong willed administrator who will take charge and clean up the mess that has been lying there for the last few months. We wish him luck. Turner's absence, however, leaves this University with a few problems. First up is Jim Calhoun's contract. Commentary There is no doubt that uoacn uainoun deserves a raise. There is no doubt that he will ^,ct onc.Thc gray area is where greed, egos, and comparability reside. Calhoun, a year removed from the firing squad in the eyes of many fans, will probably be looking for a salary that is comparable with other top coaches throughout the country. Tom Pendcrs just signed a new deal with Texas — it wouldn't be a stretch to expect Calhoun to be in that price range. Where the problem will occur is if Calhoun's agent walks into negotiations with a Rick Pitino or Jim Valvano contract in mind. At that point, this school will need an AD who is tough-minded, yet fair. The worst case scenario, as far as we arc concerned, is if the University of Connecticut decides to offer Calhoun the AD job as part of a contract package in order to remain head coach. We couldn't begin to debate the administrative skills of Calhoun, and we don't profess to know how successful he could be at the job. Our problem is, the responsibilities of two jobs has to lead to a lot of time allotment and a lot of tension. Something has to give. We have seen the consequences of a part-time AD. Jim Valvano lost track of his personnel. The line between running a successful basketball team and pleasing Uic countless other sports at NC State led to total chaos within the ranks of NC Suite's basketball program. It got to the point where kids who couldn't cut it in grammar school were struggling with college courses. In essence, the scene was a joke. Now, we're not saying that Calhoun's administration would rival Valvano's. It's hard to believe that anyone could rival Valvano on Dave Guild came up with a key one out single in the bottom of the ninth to tie that front. What we arc saying, however, is that the line between duties and the score and Todd Rosenthal's bunt single scored Gianni Ragaini as UConn beat Georgetown 4-3 to move into a fourth place tie with Villanova with a 8-6 record. responsibilities blur under those constraints. If Calhoun wants the AD job or is offered it, we hope he either By Adam Minichino Marek Drabinski led off the Georgetown pay for the deci- declines it, or resigns his head coaching job.(Yeah, right.) Daily Campus Staff ninth with a sharp single to sion as he laid down a bunt to Problem number two is continuing the upward movement of this Clutch. That's the only center, and when Georgetown the right side of the mound. program. way to explain the per- second baseman Jason Martinez Boyan was able to shovel the A few weeks ago, we said our goodbyes, our thank-you's, and formance of the Univer- bobbled Tim Cain's ground ball to catcher Thomas Walter, our good-lucks, and promised to enjoy the adventure of next year's sity of Connecticut ball, the Huskies had a runner but Ragaini's head first slide team. The fundamental question is if next year's team will rival baseball team Monday in scoring position with one beat the throw to give the this year's squad in any way, shape or form. afternoon. out. Designated hitter Michael Huskies the win. The AD's job is to promote die program on a grand scale, raise Cleary followed by singling "I was trying to get the bunt funds for the execution of particular programs, and get the best Thanks to some timely hit- into left field off of a Tom down on the right side," possible personnel here to administrate. ting by Dave Guild and Todd Boyan breaking ball to put Rosenthal said. "I wanted it to Turner was a slick showman who did a very good job at Rosenthal, the Huskies rallied runners on first and third. be so the kid still had to make balancing the entire picture. His successor needs to match him, and for three runs in the bottom of a great play to get the runner." the ninth inning for a 4-3 That set the stage for pinch do so in Uic face of decreasing slate expenditure. hitter Gianni Ragaini. In his "I thought it was a good Finally, the new AD has to act as a stabilizing force. There is come-from-behind victory over baseball game, especially the the Georgetown Hoyas. first varsity at-bat, the fresh- nothing worse than a rubber stamp leader who curtails to the man catcher worked a walk out way they came back," said desires of those who arc vocal. The new AD needs to be a tough, "It feels good," said Guild, Georgetown coach Larry Gera- whose hit with one out in the of the left-hander to load the no-nonsense administrator who can mediate, but also not be afraid bases for Guild. The right cioti. 'They were tenacious and to be unpopular by pushing through his own programs. ninth scored two to knot the they hit the ball well." score at three. "It puts the team fielder fell behind in the count Supposedly, Dec Rowc, Associate Director of Athletics, is a 1-2 before singling to right- For the first seven innings, front-runner for the job. We have heard positive things about his back where we should be, in you might have thought that the playoff picture." center to score pinch-runners capabilities. Supposedly, Joe Morronc, the head soccer coach, Dave Mongrain and Buddy Geracioti was talking about his wants the job. If so, he should resign his day job. The victory completed a own team. After the Huskies Husky three-game sweep and Gagliardi, tying the score at We haven't heard much about hiring from outside. AD's, except three. breezed through Sunday after- for a few exceptions, arc anonymous. The chances of Indiana's AD pushed their record to 8-6 in noon with 9-1 and 6-0 victo- Big East action, which ties Instead of walking Rosenthal coming here arc pretty slim. Whether an outsider is a viable to load the bases, the Hoyas ries, the UConn bats were si- alternative remains to be seen. them for fourth place with the lenced by Hoya starting pitcher Villanova Wildcats for the final decided to go with the percent- The end result of this situation is that we need an AD that won't Walt Wrobleski. The sopho- spot in the Big East Tourna- ages and pitch to the Husky See page 21 ment. first baseman. Rosenthal made See page 20