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VoL LXXXIXNo. 35 The University of Connecticut Thursday. Oct 24, 1985 Stolfi resigns; Strassle new USG president

By Kim Nauer Daily Campus Staff " I want to keep him on definitely as a happened" Stolfi said that personal and technical adviser," Strassle said academic reasons as well as a "poss- Undergraduate Student Govern- Other assembly members said that ible political appointment" led him to ment President Jay Stolfi resigned his Rienks said she felt that Stolfi would they had known before the meeting office Wednesday night, saying he still retain most of his presidential that Stolfi would resign. the decision to resign He said a lot of power. needs more free time but will remain a things were happening at once and all USG assembly member. Stolff s resignation suprised her, she "I think he talked to just about at the worst possible time Arthur Strassle External Affairs said "1 would have thought that hell everybody, or left them notes in their would have freezed over before that "If s like if during finals, your car sud- Committee chairman, was elected the denly breaks down, you get AIDS and new president mailboxes to come see him" Assembly Member Amy Christopher said The assembly voted 14-9 in a closed your fiancee runs off with a Hare ballot to appoint Strassle over Vice Rienks said Stolfi gave her no warn- Krishna" he said President Jennifer Rienks, to the ing that he was going to resign post Christopher and Assembly Member "Did Jay tell me?" Rienks said No. John Ryan discussed his resignation at Stolff s resignation is effective Friday I'm just the vice president" at 230 p.m. at Happy Hour, Stolfi a meeting with them In the meeting said Rienks said she felt that Stolfi didn't Stolfi told them that he is on academic tell her so that she would have less of a Stolfi termed his resignation a" leave chance at being president Stolfi may of absence" and said he hopes to probation they said He told them he return to office before the end of the have thought she would fight to keep failed a finance course because he semester. the seat at the end of the semester, missed its final last semester. she said He told the assembly he wants to Stolfi told them a mix-up had keep as much of his influence in the "The truth is that I would have given it back to Jay," Rienks said "1 actually occurred with the professor. Frank assembly as possible " I want it to be as Ardaiolo, Dean of Students, asked him if Tm almost president" Stolfi said do like the guy." Strassle said he plans to assume the Strassle said he plans to resign to to step down from the presidency until full responsibilities of president but allow Stolfi to be re-elected at the end the grade was straightened out they of the semester. said he told them feels Stolfi" s help will be needed Art Strassle Zoned as 'banquet halV Use of Thumper's being questioned By John Ruddy Daily Campus Staff RosaFs Restaurant may be in violation of Mansfield zoning the town planner said The Planning and Zoning Commission questioned Monday whether the Thumper's night club portion of the restaurant con- forms to its original zoning authorization "No decision has been made" Gregory Padick town manager, said "It is being reviewed" RosaFs owner Bob Riqueier failed to notify the commission before making alterations to Thumper's in June He remodeled an existing bar and added a new one He said he notified liquor authorities of his plans but did not know he had to check with Planning and Zoning The commission was unaware of the renovations until a recent parking problem A state policeman called the Mansfield zoning agent to point out the parking problem at Rosal's, Padick said When the town investigated he said they found that construc- THE PLAY-DOH ALTERNATIVE—Mary Cataldl and Hope Bodwell work on projects for tion had been done Padick called the construction," permanent- their ceramic class earlier this week (Maria DeAngelis photo). type alterations" Because Riquier had not checked with them before renovat- ing the commission asked him to submit by Friday a statement Holeomb develops fitness center describing the use of the building By Patricia McCardle painting Aerobics .lasses which will be taugii' The room that contains Thumper's was added to RosaFs by Campus correspondent by two RAs and or; resident will begin Riquier in 1975. Aline Booth zoning commission chairwoman, A Holeomb Hall official has announced the this week. noted Monday that the original authorization for the room was development of an exercise room on the first In a letter to Chip Yensan of the DepartniC- it for a 220- seat banquet halL The commission is concerned that floor of the building of Residential Life. Clark propossed a discussion the renovations might change the nature of the business and In a survey taken earlier this semester, of plans to co-fund the development of the affect its liquor permit students expressed interest in having an exer- room Co-funding would be between DRL and "Essentially, no one was aware of the nature of the internal cise room in the dorm, Petra Clark head resi- the Holeomb Whitney and Sprague councils renovations" Padick said dent of Holeomb said The money would be used to purchase such Mansfield which did not grant liquor permits until 1969, only Students have begun converting the study eouipment as a weight system ballet bar. port- allows certain types of permits. See page 6 into an exercise area by removing furniture ana See page 4 "\A Inside Today: Weather Forecast: • Abortion counseling eases the pain See page 7. Partly cloudy today with tem- peratures rising into the 60s More f — r^^\ • Stuffed animals greet visitors to the Connecticut Museum clouds at night with a 60 percent {^^^^s of Natural History. See page 8. chance of showers v_ -^ t. The Daily Campus, Thursday, October 24. 1985 Page 2 ALMANAC STArE NATION WORLD Power plant welds China offers nuclear Israel's relations with found adequate technology to Iran Soviet bloc thawing WASHINGTON (AP)—Newly uncovered information WATERFORD (AP)—An NRC official believes the that China has recently offered sensitive nuclear JERUSALEM (AP)—Signs are growing that a thaw welds at the Millstone 3 nuclear power plant have not technology to Iran and other nations threatens to in relations is taking place between the Soviet bloc been compromised by welders who allegedly derail the U.S-China nuclear cooperation agreement and Israel, America's main ally in the Middle East cheated on exams to obtain the state license needed signed in July, congressional experts and other The latest indication came Tuesday when Poland to work at the facility analysts said Wednesday. announced that the governments in Warsaw and Ebe McCabe, Nuclear Regulatory Commission sec- They voiced concern that China will help other Jerusalem planned to exchange low-level diplomats tion chief who supervises the four nuclear power nations, including Iran, acquire a nuclear weapons to make travel easier between their countries plants in Connecticut, said his information indicates capability in violation of the spirit of the U.S-China The exchange was worked out at a meeting at the the welds are safe nuclear agreement which provides the framework United Nations earlier this month between foreign But McCabe said Tuesday if he receives informa- for sales of U.S. commerical nuclear technology to ministers Yitzhak Shamir and Stefan Olszowski and tion to indicate otherwise.the NRC will investigate the China almost certainly had Soviet approval. site again Sen Alan Cranston, D-Calif., went public with Moscow and its Warsw Pact allies ended relations The $3.8 billion plant is currently under construc- charges Monday that China has aided or offered aid with Israel after the 1967 Arab—Israeli war, with the tion and due to begin producing electricity in May to Brazil Argentina Pakistan, South Africa and exception of Romania which is a foriegn-policy 1986. The NRC has conducted two weld inspections Iran maverick at the 1,150- megawatt nuclear power plant in Water- "My information is that China has either engaged in ford including one in September. serious nuclear trade negotiations with or actually Roni Milo, Israel's deputy foreign minister, said "There were a few weld X-rays that were not ade- has continued a series of nuclear exports to each and Shamir also met the foreign ministers of Hungary and quate and had to be taken over, and others that were every one of these five 'nuclear outlaw" nations sub- Bulgaria but could not arrange talks with Eduard A misinterpreted but they were re-examined to show sequent to Chinese discussions with the Reagan Shevardnadze of the Soviet Union, which indicated that the welds themselves were adequate" McCabe administration officials on the importance of curbing the Kremlin may want to move cautiously. said "At this point the information we have is that such troublesome exports" he said in a statement on Expectations have risen in Israel that Moscow may there are no bad welds as a result of this. Although the Senate floor. ease emigration restrictions on Jews following they need a state license to get on the site they have Cranston accused the Reagan administration of a private contacts between the governments and in to go through other testing to work there" cover-up in suppressing such information and said connection with the U.S.—Soviet summit next month It was reported earlier this week that welders he would oppose the agreement which would take in Geneva working at Millstone 3, and construction sites effect early next year unless Congress blocks it Avi Eyal, spokesman for the Jewish Agency, said elsewhere in Connecticut had cheated on a state No other member of Congress has gone as far as room would be made for an influx of Soviet Jews by exam to gain a license by studying from a test that Cranston in making public information and sus- moving 15,000 other new arrivals from immigration gave enough correct answers to pass picions about Chinese activity that could result in The Department of Consumer Protection, which other nations acquiring nuclear weapons But other centers to permanent homes oversees the licensing has called a moratorium on informed congressional sources confirmed the infor- On a higher diplomatic plane Prime Minister Shimon Peres said Monday in a speech at the United welders' exams James F. Carey, administrator of mation about Chinese discussions with Iran and said occupational licensing said Tuesday only eight that China had offered to sell nuclear technology to Nations that he is prepared to consider a Soviet role welders had signed up for the exam scheduled in Iran after the agreement with the United States in Middle East peace-making if Moscow renews two weeks diplomatic relations takes effect

HARTFORD (AP)—State House Minority ROME (AP)—Italian newspapers said Wed- Leader Irving J. Stolberg charged Wednesday IN OTHER NEWS nesday that a "repentant" Achllle Lauro hijac- that legislative Republicans exploited the re- WASHINGTON (AP)—Most private businesses would be prohibited from using lie detectors to I ker has told investigators that Mohammed sources of the General Assembly during their recent Abbas, the PLO official sought by the United States series of public hearings on how to deal with the state screen prospective employees or to investigate peo- | pie already on their payrolls under a bill approved masterminded seizure of the cruise ship. budget surplus The state-run radio and Corriere della Sera Italy's "These admittedly partisan hearings have fallen Wednesday by the House Education and Labor Committee largest daily newspaper, said investigating magis- into a dangerous gray area between campaigning for trates denied the reports public office and conducting legislative business" said Stolberg D—New Haven HOUSTON (AP)—A wheelchair-bound man suspected of selling drugs to neighborhood BRASILIA, Brazil (AP)—Brazil's Congress on children was held in lieu of $5,000 bond on a Wednesday approved a bill to set up a national N1ANTIC (AP)—A commercial Ashing boat weapons charge after he allegedly pulled a gun on assembly to rewrite the Constitution, vastly working Long Island Sound off Niantic snagged arresting officers altered by the military regime that ran the country for a potentially deadly catch Wednesday. Police Sgt Michael D. Jennings said Cephes more than two decades The crew of The Hunter, a 61-foot fishing vessle "Dewayne" Corbett 25, was arrested Tuesday after hauled in its nets during the afternoon to find the'd The bill, introduced last June by President Jose undercover officers bought marijuana from him for a Sarney, passed by a vote of 399 to 61. picked up a rusty torpedo. fourth time in about a week —edited by M Dillon UCONN WEATHER Partly cloudy Thursday with a chance of showers late TRIVIA in the afternoon. Highs in the How did the Crandall 60s Hall get its name? Mostly cloudy with a chance of showers Thursday Crandall Hall built in 1952, night and Friday, lows45 to55, was named after civil rights highs in the low to mid 60s leader Prudence Crandall Fair Saturday and Sunday. (1803-1889). A chance of showers Monday, Mrs Crandall opened a high temperatures from the school for black girls in Con- mid 50s to mid 60s Saturday 1 necticut in 1832. and in the 50 s Sunday and Due to harassment she had Monday. Overnight lows in to close the school in 1834. the 30 s to lower 40 s Comments? Compliments? Call the ombudsman 486-5980 USPS 129580000 Postmaster Send form 3579 to Connecticut Daily Campus, 11 Second (lass Postage paid at Dog Lane, Storrs. Cona 0626* Sf.rrs, Conn 06268. Published by The Connecticut Daily Campus is 'he '/iinectKiit Daily Campus, an associate member of the Box U-189. Monday through Associated Press which is ex- A 19-year-old killer whale is lowered into her new home at Marine World/ Africa USA. Friday 9/2-12/9, 1/26-5/5 clusively entitled to reprint The 9000-lb. whale was moved from Redwood City, Calif. The move took 14 hours Telephone 429-9384. material published herein (UPI photo). The Dally Campus, Thursday, October 24, 1985 Page 3 Dining halls have Fast food restaurant to open labor shortage next semester in Student Union By David Sakowski Campus on the shortage Daily Campus Staff raised the number of food ser- UConn's large dining halls vice jobs, said Ciarfella A By Gregg Jablonsky Weller said The 350 capacity of the new re* are experiencing shortages of large turnover of student Campus Correspondent taurant will exceed the combined capacity o student labor, says Donna workers in September A new student oriented fast food restaurant Commons and the snack bar by 125 people Ciarfella student employ- negated this rise and kept the kill be opening next semester in the Student Weller also said that the "extended snaclj ment coordinator. total number of workers at a Union South, and the snack bar will be closing bar," will offer features such as a take-out win- The university fills its cam- low level, said Ciarfella said Gerald Weller of the Department of Food dow, competitive prices, and the capability to pus jobs through a job match "There is a large amount of Commissaries. make french fries, pizza, and other goodies that system As of Oct 10, 1,725 fluxuation in our number of Weller described the new facility as the " Com- the snack bar is unable to prepare students were on file in the student workers," says Lucille mons of the 80's," attributing it with new menu Weller said that his department will be work- system said Ciarfella Of the Villano, manager of Buckley selections, interior renovations, extended hours ing with the Student Union Board of Governors 1,725 students in the system dining halL "We are short of operation, and many other features. Weller in launching a campus wide contest to name the 593 requested food service about ten workers in Buckley said that the new restaurant, which will be restaurant According to Barb Poremba SUBOG jobs. Only 149 of those and five in Shippee They are located in the old Commons cafeteria will have vice president for communications, the contest students accepted food ser- hired then quit a week later late night hours and a separate entrance onto will start Monday, October 28 and last for two when they find they do not like Fairfield Rd, facing the library. He said that vice jobs, said Ciarfella weeks. She also said that the contest which will their job," said Villano. features such as these should encourage At the start of this semester be promoted as "the game where everybody Ryan Refectory is having students studying late at the library, as well as most dining halls especially wins," will be called "What's my name" Accord- Ryan Refectory, which needs the same problem says Regis students having meetings in the Student Union ing to Poremba, the first place winner will Building to come in for a late night bite workers on the weekends, Synott, Manager of Ryan receive $100, there will be ten second place Refectory. "We need about 40 The new facility should be more than able to had shortages of student prizes of free dinner coupons for opening week, labor, said Ciarfella workers who are supposed to compensate for a lack of places to eat due to the and everyone who enters will receive a free ^losing of both Commons and the snack bar, In an attempt to hire more work 10 hours a week drink coupon for opening week. student food service workers, Because of a shortage we are the student labor office put having to settle for fewer flyers up around campus and workers and less hours," placed ads on WHUS A said Synott Cable TV, phone changes coming special mailing saying The Jungle Cafe is one employment was still avail- dining hall not experiencing a able was also sent to the 593 shortage of student workers, prospects include data sys- munications options are students who signed up for said Tom Rogers, Manager of By Stuart Donner tems, computer extensions being offered to us at the food service jobs, said The Jungle Cafe " Because we Campus Correspondent and enhanced telephone ser- university," Fisher said A con- Ciarfella opened a week early, we were A full schedule of changes and vice sultant for the university is These efforts, along with an able to hire as many students developments in UConn's Tele-media the Windham- currently investigating several article printed in the Daily as we needed" said Rogers. current telecommunications based cable company, has options, including equipment system is being planned for expressed an interest in pro- alternatives and long-distance the coming years and will viding cable television service economisers. include the possibility of cable to the University, but has yet "We are trying to provide television and enhanced to provide a satisfactory pro- enhanced capacity and fea- telephone service posal, Anderes said tures for the entire university According to Tom Anderes, Negotiations between Tele- population We want to pro- the director of administrative Media and the University are vide better service for less coordination and planning continuing through this cost" Fisher said the campus is slated for a full week A representative for Decisions concerning tele- development of its current Tele-Media refused to com- communications options telecommunications system ment on the situation. must be made by 1987, when with an emphasis being Enhancement of the Univ- the divestiture options go placed on Voice Data and ersity's telephone service is into effect Video (VDV) upgrading also in the offing said Susan "The introduction of cable Fisher, UConn's computer television on campus is just a systems specialist small art of the entire pro- "With the recent divestiture cess," Anderes said Other of AT&T, numerous telecom- Campusjr^ ROSM99C Pumpkin Balloons BRAND Florist Helium Balloon Bouquets f ■ Delivered from $9.95 wrn*** MING Halloween Balloon Bouquets available now! ^ Fall STUDENT Specials Rt. 195 Downtown Starrs VIDEO PLAYHOUSE (nrxf to Pour * Ptzu) 487-1193 Tolland Plaza. Exit 68 off interstate 84 1-203-875-3552 \ Visit us between October 27th and November 26th and discover our Library '!! Over 5 000 tapes in stock. NEW releases arriving weekly. DIRECTIONS (8mi| Rockville Vernon with this coupon and your Student ID. PAftKi*G *.C" n>*r VIDEO Boston J A VIDEO PLAYHOUSE I PLAYHOUSE : |74MerrowRd - l Trial Membership" EXIT 68 Rent Movies for $1.99 i I 84 'Membership good the whole semester j -Route 195 - 7mn Storrs Campus The Dally Campus, Thursday, October 24, 1985 Page 4 ...Holcomb getting fit From front page able exercise mats, and indoor-outdoor carpeting. Jennifer Young, a Holcomb resident said that she was unable to get into a university aerobics class which only took 30 people and that she was very pleased that classes were beginning in her own dorm. Young and other residents were worried about walking to the fieldhouse at night to use the facilities there They felt that having an exercise room in their dorm would encourage more peo- ple to exercise who are nor- mally afraid to venture out at night Yensan issued a statement saying that funding was improbable Other dorms have received funding from DRL for special equipment and programming The Living-Learning Center, which consists of Beecher and Vlnton dorms in Towers, DISTINGUISHED PROFESSORS—John Sprowl, left, John than 2,000 students. Wesley Cann and Mark Granville were recieves a $500 allotment per Maimlnft center, and Clarence Sprowl were elected In also elected (Mark Caswell photo). semester for special April a* three of five "DtotJnguUhed Prote—ore" by more. programming These dorms are under a special designation because : residents share more of the BAUSCH&LOMB STANDARD

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Business graduates need 'street smarts'

By C Congdon said Learning foreign Campus Correspondent customs and acting on them Increasingly narrow he said creates credibility. specialization and a lack of According to Horrigan, only "street smarts" are leaving 61 percent of American busi- graduates of today's business ness schools offer courses in schools ill-prepared for the this area and that today's modern business world workforce "lacks inter- according to the president of cultural competence" R. J. Reynolds Industries, inc because of that fact Edward A Horrigan, who Horrigan listed the UConn also serves as Reynolds' chief among the schools that did operating officer, offered the offer such courses criticism in a speech on the Today's speech, which was current state of business attended by about 100, was education in America the first in a new series spon- Saying that tomorrow's sored by the School of business will need to excel in Business Administration It all aspects of company opera- was co-sponsored by Beta tion, Horrigan made some Gamma Sigma suggestions for an improved The "Alumni return to cam- curriculum pus" program will bring a suc- "Companies take on the cession of UConn graduates characteristics of their exec- to speaking engagements in utives," Horrigan said in Storrs, according to Ronald J. explaining the need for more Patten Dean of the School of "people-oriented" skills. He Business Administration stressed that management Their experiences in the was a "people intense" busi- business world should be ness and that dependence on helpful to students planning facts and figures could be their education and careers TAKING A BREAK—Former Undergraduate Student Government President Jay Stolfl burdensome A "sense of he said reelgned his office last night so he can have more free time. He kept his seat on the ethics" and a "productive Horrigan graduated from assembly and hopes to return to office by the end of the semester (Mark Caswell rock-the-boat" mentality the School of Business photo). would go farther towards a Administration here in 1950. successful career, he said Horrigan said that another area neglected by business ••••••••••^•••••••••••••••••••••••••**** schools today is international orientation. Avoiding an %*» overly "Americanized" view * of how business should be ENTERTAINMENT conducted was important, he • pedal " THE PIT" w> "ml Uconn's Newest Nightclub presents * * Q) i 00 * * o Q> * <0 .Q <*> 8 TO THE BAR I w .-s o> j( When: Friday Oct. 25.1985 9 pm-12:30 am .2 2 CM J Where: R.0.T.C Hongar •k How. Tickets may be purchased TODAY, •c <0 ^ 'mm^ ■jc through Fri, In Room S258 K CO * from 9:00 am-4:00 pm. SUSIL O ^ Price: $2.00 per ticket * Special thanks to Hartford Distributors, Anheuser-Busch 4 it Eagle Snacks, Very Fine Products and The UConn Marching Band £ ♦••••••••••••••••••••••••••************* *•••**••* •*•*•*••*•**••••••••■*"*•••***•**••*• #•*•*•*,* * * THE JUNGLE AND TOWERS COUNCILS « RENT A PRESENTS . QUALITY USED CAR OR VAN * THE * *0. al affordable USED CAR PRICES «& .<& HOMECOMING % * * AS LOW * * AS PER DAY //J>£0 !%><£ Daily, weekly, and long-term rates also available.

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From front page "The thing that is clearly not allowed is a cafe permit," # Padick said We serve breakfast The commission must all day everyday. 85 Bridge Street • Willimantic, Connecticut Oti22t> decide if the room can still be considered a banquet halL Large selection of imported beers. CALL 4230014 Padick, however, was not pre- pared to offer a definition of a "Lomplit* Commer&J*' A Social Printing SerWces" banquet halL 423-6460 •LETTERHEADS •INVITATIONS •TAGS "A banquet hall is a Hours 9-9 M-Th, 9-10 Fri, •ENVELOPES • RESUMES •RUBBER STAMPS 'INVOICES • PAMPHLETS •LABELS mi ilth function room" 8-10 Sat, 8-5 Sun •NCR FOHMS •NEWSLETTERS 'LAMINATING Riquier said The room has BUSINESS CARDS • FLYERS • SPIRAL BINDING been used as a multi- function room since -Always th« Best Deal, ,„ 1976." T Riquier said he is trying to get as much use out of the room as he can He still rents the room for banquets and wmm weddings during the day, and when UConn breaks for the fiuyDAY SpiBuE summer, he will also rent it i mwwmm at night CAN ** The nature of the room has Means ® been the same for the last BENCH SHOP two-and-a-half years, Riquier £ COilUMI SAUS * »«N IA t V said but "right now the room "Mega Bucks" & is probably being promoted Savings For You\ Yes. You i*mtmMW§m •Maaaaa •*lf. •■■•• •■••<*. better than it ever was. We are •» 786 Main Street going after the college 6 pk Specials Downtown Willimantic Bud. Bud Light market more than we ever I did" he said Busch, Coors, Michelob "In my estimation we Michelob Light Miller haven't changed the use of Miller Ute the room we've just used the Strohs &, Strohs Light 1 room more" he said Only $2.99 plus tax and deposit

'ffl//S*">P'.es are limited'. No O** 423-8331 Op.n Dally and Saturday »30 5 30 4s Thuraday * Friday NigM III ». Sunday 12 - 4 ." "5 "»'.da, W.H. S.ocr. *"** . rr u • n The Dally Campus, Thursday, October 24. 1985 Life/Style i Page7 Counselor tries to ease abortion pain Prof offers

By Klin Nauer certified in obstetrics and their boyfriends or parents so they don't find themselves back here," Wilson said. Daily Campus Staff gynecology. It is a full-time that they have to have an Canadian lit The room is warm blue, gynecological clinic; abortion "We explain the illuminated by sunlight abortions are performed on alternatives," Wilson said Depending on the type of A new course in Canadian seeping through closed Saturday mornings and anasthesia the patient literature (English 267, Tues- shades. A doctor's exam- Wednesday afternoons. receives, recovery time can day and Thursday, 1230 to ination table dominates the The office is not a clinic, After the conversation, the take from 45 minutes to an 200) will be offered by the space The air smells faintly of Wilson said explaining that patients are led through the Department of English spring semester 1986; it will be the band-aids. Black-and-silver patients pay when they walk center, which is a converted hour and a half. During that machines with tubes, jars and in This is unlike the policy of Victorian house They are time, the counselors explain first time an entire course in gauges line the walls. some social service organiz- brought upstairs into a small birth control and show the Canadian literature has been This is one of two operating ations, such as Planned orange room big enough for patients the different types offered here The works of rooms where more than 30 Parenthood which will not 10 people to sit across from available. A poster over the contemporary authors will be abortions are performed turn away patients because of each other with their knees counselor's desk pictures studied including Fifth Busi- financial need every Saturday morning nearly touching There is a rows and rows of different ness, the first volume of a tril- Wilson described the visit Jessica L Wilson a table at one end A counselor types of oral contraceptives. ogy by Robertson Davies who counselor at the Hartford of typical abortion patients to holds up a model and explains A hand-cranked child's movie is hauled by some critics as Hartford Gynecological. Gynecological Center on that their cervixes will be viewer illustrates the basics of "the Dean of Canadian Let- Retreat Avenue, near diaphragm insertion Packets ters," 77ie Edible Woman by Hartford Hospital talks of birth control pills are Margaret Atwood who is per- animatedly about the pro- They have a right to demonstrate, available so that patients can haps the best known of all cedures that take place in the start taking them the next Canadian writers today, The small room day. Diviners by Margaret Laur- ence, A Fine and Private Place The operation itself is Back in her office, Wilson quick. It's over in four by M or ley Callaghan, "the stretches. Her job, she says, is most neglected of first-rate minutes, Wilson said The 9 basically "to make a bad day entire procedure—pre- but we have a right to terminate writers" according to Edmund better." She smiles. Four Wilson; Never Cry Wolf by the operative exam, anesthesia years ago, she says she would and abortion—takes an controversial Farley Mowat, never have considered Kamouraska, a story of illicit average of ten minutes, she abortion counseling as a car- said romance and murder by Anne The patients are usually dilated by inserting eer. She had planned to be a Hebert, Barometer Rising by "Most of the abortion cases received in groups of eight or progressively wider metal general women's health we handle are in the twelfth Hugh MacLennan and addi- nine The women wait rods. The counselor explains counselor. tional works by other Cana- week or less. Very routine," together in each stage of the that the plastic tube called a Wilson said The fetus at that dian writers. The course will process, Wilson said By the cannula, will be inserted for She was hired about a year be taught by Ronald M Mel- stage is usually no bigger than end of the morning they the evacuation after college graduation and an inch she explained drum a visiting professor in usually get to know each now says her job is one of the the Department of English this Hamord Gynecological, other pretty well, she said The group is then led into a most important in women's like most other abortion year. He says there is a grow- It is likely that if they come sunny yellow holding room health ing awareness in the United facilities in the area, uses a on a Saturday, they will have where the women change into dilation and evacuation States of the excellence of to drive past a line of Pro-Life robes and slippers and sign "Abortion touches all of us. Canadian writing Many major method (D&E) to remove the demonstrators, Wilson said operation consent forms. We all know someone," she fetus, Claire Montgomery, a universities now have Cana- "They shout things like 'Jesus There is nothing left to do said "These women need dian Studies Programs counselor at Willimantic still loves you although you but wait advice and friends. Thafs Planned Parenthood, said this are killing his children,'" she what I am," she said. is a common procedure, said "Sure it hurts, but what "We try to get them to relax much like the one used for can you do? They have a right here We encourage them to clearing the womb after a to demonstrate but we have a talk, read They can smoke if miscarriage The doctor must right to terminate" they're not getting Professional Quality dilate the patient's cervix The patients park in the anasthesia," Wilson said enough to fit in a plastic suc- back and enter the main door tion tube The placenta and there After they check in, After the operation, they fetal material are suctioned they are given a final are brought into the recovery through the tube she said pregnancy test and they fill room The walls are soft HALLOWEEN MASKS Wilson holds three tubes, out a chart of their medical green, on them are birth con- each used for a different stage history. One of the three trol advertisements and "no at prices that won't scare you in the pregnancy. The suction counselors in the office then smoking" signs. There are soft tube used to abort eight-week sits down with each patient leather recliners with welled Also makeup, halrspray* o< cessones pregnancies is a little wider individually and reviews her headrests and soft backs and than a pen Those used for charts, Wilson said arms. They look like extra- ten- and twelve-week " It is at this point we usually large dentist chairs. THE HOT CORNER pregnancies are slightly catch the ones who are not Route 44 (next to Mobil) thicker. sure about an abortion or who The staff give them some- Storrs,CT The evacuation machine felt coerced" she explained thing to drink and eat and talk 429-7760 itself is square and white Some patients are told by to them about birth control, about the size of a milkbox Attached to the top are two mason jars with blue foam diapers taped around them m Wilson hesitated then I The 3rd Annual Mr. and Miss Black UCONN opened the jars. They were Pageant Saturday, November 9th, sealed by three-inch-wide rybber stoppers with plastic 1985 at 7:00 p.m tubing sticking out During an Applications due Friday, abortion, the tubing runs from "B * ah the patient to the mason jars. October25, at4:00 p.m. P*l Vr Tissue and blood are For more Information drop by the Center suctioned out and drained or call Uston Fllyaw or Cassandra Wilson through a gauze stocking at 486-3433 inside the jar. The fetal S^H^w^x^ic^x^*;■>v^v^v^-H^X^>»^-^^x^^«^«v^«^>c^iv^K^v^v^>x^»>a remains must, by law, be ; : caught and tested before ■ disposal. . ■". Although the procedure Monday- Thursday - itself is quick, most women - • - spend two to three hours at . * - the office Many spend more From 7 - 9 pm u than an hour before the Strawberry Daiquiri University Jewish Students operation with counselors, Strawberry Margarita who explain the procedure presents and make sure the women are Chi - CHi's medically and emotionally $1.00 Jewish Mysticism prepared, Wilson said "This is not something that every Wednesday and Thursday most women can do easily," 6:30 she said "They need Oscar's Thurs-Rm. 358SU counseling and advice every Pizza Restaurant &. Lounge step." :oute44Storrs For Denver* • Wed-check table or screen for room assignment The center is owned by Dr. sponsored by Friends of Lubavitch-UCONN Mark Blumenfeld who is (NexttoAkP) Call 429-8854 ;.;,-. •.'.-. v.w Page 8 The Daily Campus, Thursday, October 24. 1985 = Life/Style Doctors unionize against business Stones, sealskins are HARTFORD (AP)— Connecticut on Tuesday became the ninth be made at a great distance for the sake of the bottom line" Wolf state in the nation and second in the East where doctors have said in an interview. formed a labor union aimed at reducing the control of big busi- Dineen said doctors are sometimes pressured to discharge at museum ness and government over health care patients "based on dollar signs" because of cutbacks in "Insurance companies a..d government are changing the Medicare the federal health insurance program for the disabled doctor-patient relationship by putting cost ahead of patient and those over 65. By Ralph Nlcefaro care" Dr. Joseph Dineen told a news conference to announce Medicare and many private insurance plans pay hospitals a Campus Correspondent the formation of the Connecticut Federation of Physicians and fixed amount for each diagnosis, and most physicians working A stuffed black bear cub Dentists under contract can provide only the mandated treatment greets a visitor, so do the eyes Most of the union's 30 members are from Milford and the Dr. Valentine J. Deduk of Seymour, a founding member of the of several stuffed birds. The Naugatuck Valley. But the group sent letters this week urging Co- union, said physicians should retain control over the length of a room also contains one of the nnecticut's 8,000 licensed physicians and 2,500 dentists to join patient's hospital stay because of factors that could arise after best exhibits of Alaska's Aleu- because "external forces are driving a wedge between patients premature release mandated by an insurer or government tian Islands in the country and and doctors and destroying that unique personal relationship agency. a butterfly collection pur- that is at the heart of making the sick welL" For some illnesses, hospitalization is denied in favor of out- chased in Litchfield "We are told when to admit patients, how much and what patient care At the end of May, this room treatment they may receive and when they must be discharged." "They're saying in essence that these policies do not allow was just unused space in the the letter said them to exercise their professional judgement," said David N. Wilbur Cross Building Now it The group hopes to represent employed physicians in collec- Cooper, associate professor of labor education at UConn houses the Connecticut tive bargaining over wages and working conditions, and help in Formation of the Connecticut union follows one in Museum of Natural History. claim disputes with insurance companies and government agen- Massachusetts in June Doctors or dentists have also unionized The museum the first of its cies. in California, Oregon, Utah, Arizona Michigan, Hawaii and kind in Connecticut brings It also plans to negotiate for private practitioners in individual Colorado. Organizing drives are under way in Florida, Illinois, together different research contracts with third-party payers, hospitals, government agen- Indiana Pennsylvania New York and Washington collections from the fields of cies and health maintenance organizations. "It's the result of the advent of large bureaucratic geology, biology and anthro- Dineen said the principal concern is to resist" those who would organizations providing health care and the new salaried status pology. restrict patients' care in order to make a profit" of doctors and dentists," Cooper said "If they had their shingle Sparkling stones share He said federal and state governments. Blue Cross and Blue outside their door...naturally this kind of situation would never space with underwater photo Shield private insurers, hospitals and HMOs think of patients "as exist" graphs from Avery Point and dollar signs," not as individuals. Cooper also said payment by salary as opposed to fee seal skin pants from Alaska Dr. Arthur Wolf, a Hartford internist who is chairman of Con- delineates the historic distinction between those who unionize The museum conducts reg- nectiCare, a Hartford-area HMO with 750 physicians, defended and those who do not ular tours of the greenhouses organizations such as his, which he said have helped to cut down "Now, many doctors receive salary which is fixed so there behind the Life Science build- on the rate of hospitalization may be some reason to organize" he said ing and the freat white shark "Of course I recognize their concerns and I think it's a The union itself acknowledged concern over the economic exhibit will soon be displayed legitimate concern," he said "The intrusion into medical well-being of its members. at Jorgensen Auditorium decisions by third parties...compromises medical care in many "They are being squeezed between rising overhead costs and But there are problems instances. governmental and institutional limits on fees," said Dineen, a vas- Makeshift offices and rooms "That's a fear that a lot of physicians have—that decisions will cular surgeon have been constructed with movable panels, a large part of the mineral collection is uncatalogued because an employee said the museum cannot afford someone INTERCOLLEGIATE qualified for the job. BROADCASTING Marian Atwood, the mus- SYSTEM eum's associate director, hopes to put a classroom and permanent offices in the UjfiuA room She also wants the museum to become a re- source center and prepare more migratory exhibits, NEW ENGLAND COLLEGE which schools and nature centers keep for a month and RADIO CONFERENCE then pass along. Since the museum is now funded completely by mem- SATURDAY, OCT. 26 bership fees, Atwood hopes OPEN TO STUDENTS that people discover the 9:30-6:00 museum Membership privi- AT SU BALLROOM leges include free admission $10 WALK-IN REGISTRATION FEE to 42 museums throughout the United States, a subscrip- tion to Explorer magazine and advance notice of museum trips. A one-year membership FOR MORE INFORMATION PLEASE costs $10 for students, $15 CALL JOHN MURPHY OR €0 ANDERSON AT WHUS for others. According to Atwood, the 486-4007 museum "wants to get people interested in the natural sciences."

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CALL US; OUR NFVV NUMBER IS: UConn Co-op The same cozy Atmosphere with .1 new BOARD MEETING phone number. 3 Miles THURSDAY, OCTOBER 24th at 6:30pm From CONFERENCE ROOM at the CO-OP UConn (all members welcome) Restaurant Open Mon - FrL 11 am - 9:30 pm Sat - Sun 8 am - 10 pm CM The Dai|y Campus, Thursday, October 24, 1985 Arts Commentary Page 9 Madonna lost face at band convention... U2? trip like his recent one in Roll- nothing about their musk" in their throats. I guess they write it by seeing some of his By Carolyn Janusch ing Stone In the 1985 "College exclaims a woman behind me realize some musicians are childhood buddies grow up Campus Correspondent Special" issue of Rolling Stone who is probably a promoter or serious about their musk. Sud- and ruin themselves with T m at a convention in honor of Michaels boasted about his a public relations person for denly, I recognize one of my drugs such as heroin His today's finest bands. Prince is wealth. Not once did he men- one of the other bands I favorite U2 songs - "Gloria" beautiful voke cries out "If I here draped in purple satin tion the inspirations for his chuckle at her statement I This song is about God U2's could through myself, set your and surrounded by obnox- music The article was less a think it's simply beautiful that other popular theme Bono spirit free I'd lead your heart ious youngsters Across the candid interview about his U2 doesn't have to get on stage belts out" I try to sing this song away, see you break, break hall are Duran Duran, huddled musical roots more a per- and squirm and sweat while L I try to stand up but I can't away into the light and to the amid a mass of screaming sonal account of his material thinking of something that can find my feet I try, I try to speak day." These words, directed to girls. wealth. "Tve achieved more be said about their musk If s up but only in you I'm com- one of Bono's childhood Sitting at a table sipping a as a performer, writer and all right in the lyrics. Their plete" The "You" referred to in friends perhaps are filled with drink is Madonna A few fans producer than anyone else songs actually hold meaning this song is God The band is compassion and a genuine are seated with her — all ever has by the same age" For example as "Sunday saying that only with Gods desire on Bono's part to aid his dressed in black lace throats After reading the words, I Bloody Sunday" blares from love can they be whole human friend in "kkking" the drug drenched with chains, wrists find it impossible to believe the recorder, Bono's voke beings and without it they habit Hearing these unselfish wrapped in bangles hair in Michaels' sincerity. He's just cries "1 can't believe the news cannot even function words come close to bringing blonde and charcoal tangles, out to make money, his musi- today, oh I can't close my eyes The sounds of" Pride (in the tears to my eyes The gen- and fingers exposed from cal career merely a business: and make it go away." The name of love)" fill the audi- erosity that lies within them is rhinestone fingerless gloves. that's a real shame band is singing about a British torium next The song appears absolutely fantastic In the center of the room Duran Duran runs through massacre of Irish civilians on U2's latest album The Twisted Sister congregates. their meaningless words, as Being Irish, U2 relate this song Unforgettable Fire, which is "Tomorrow" comes on Their fans are filthy looking does Prince and the foul and many others, to the battles named so after a series of next a song that concerns a high school boys who sport mouthed le-.d vocalist of and problems of contem- paintings created by survivors young man's religious con- cruddy jeans, leather jackets, Twisted Sister. I occupy porary Northern Ireland of Hiroshima and Nagasaki frontation with his parents' and chains that dangle from myself thinking about what r 11 "Seconds" comes on next The song itself is a tribute to traditional beliefs Though he their belt loops wear tomorrow, counting the and I can feel the anguish in the late Martin Luther King Jr. has been brought up to believe Members of Wham are number of tiles on the ceiling Bono's voke and the band's Bono has stated that he often in God the young man needs seated at the bar staring Finally, members of U2 musk as he sings about the wishes that someone of such to search for his own faith. As vacantly into each other's approach the stage At last threat of wars bombing and strength and influence as Mar- the song progresses, so does eyes. They look as queer as perhaps something meaning- destruction He warns " It takes tin Luther King Jr. could be in the young man's search He ever in their oversized ful is about to happen Bono a second to say good-bye say Ireland now during its tribu- ends up devoting himself to "Choose Life" t-shirts and the lead vocalist introduces good-bye push the button, lations The lyrics praise the God and awaiting the ressur- tight fitting jeans I think band members whilst tech- pull the plug say good-bye" charismatic man and show a rection of Jesus Christ Bono they're homosexuals. nicians tiptoe about The The most effective part of this sincere respect for him Bono's cries "Open up to the love of Finally, the members of U2 auditorium is silent when Bono song is when U2 ceases playing voke sings "Early morning God..." "He's coming back..." are present They stand finishes speaking Suddenly, a and a tape of people at a rally April 4, shot rings out in the "Jesus is coming" together by a large window tape recorder rolls and the comes on Together, they cry Memphis sky, free at last they Unfortunately, only one and converse about the walls of the place echo from "I don't want to live a life of took your life they could not more song is played, "New beautiful evening sky that the sounds of U2's musk. The danger." By incorporating that take your pride" Year's Day', a political song lurks outside members of the band return to into the song U2 conveys their "Bad", also from The about Soviet domination in As the convention pro- their seats while the musk message against warfare Unforgettable Fire, follows Poland The bands desire for ceeds, the bands move into a continues: the audknce looks beautifully. "Pride (in the name of love)". peace bums as Bono sings smaller auditorium The fans puzzled "How arrogant of that I look across the room at This song centers around the "The newspaper says ...rfs are refused entry. Fourteen band to just put on a tape of Madonna and Prince who drug problems that exist true if s true we can break year olds around me get their favorite songs and say stare into nowhere with lumps today. Bono was inspired to See page 12 ripped off the bodies of Duran Duran. The kids squirm as "evil" policemen pry them away from their heroes. Prince fanatics unwillingly NOW DELIVERING walk away in tears, some still shouting the lyrics to "Purple ON CAMPUS Rain." Luckily, I sneak into the auditorium sink down into a CALL 429-4432 plush velvet chair, face the ORDERS TAKEN FROM stage and wait Perhaps each 5PM-9:30PM DOG LANE-STORRS, CONN 429-4433 FREE DELIVERY ON band will climb the stage and STORE HOURS; 7 OAYS, «-10 ORDERS OF $5.00 OR MORE perform No, the stage is bare except for a podium I sit back and relax until the MC steps FISH FRY DOUBLE CRISP up to the podium It seems EVERY WEDNESDAY & FRIDAY that each band will be called CHICKEN up to the stage to make some sort of statement about their Fish & Chips $-| 39 2 PIECES $1.39 12 PIECES $7.59 musk. This is going to be $ fun Dinner ONLY I 3 PIECES M.99 15 PIECES 9.49 $ $ Madonna rolls on about INCLUDES 1 PC FISH. CHIPS. COU SLAW. & TAHTM SAUCI 5 PIECES 3.29 18 PIECES 10.99 how her liberal music is rep- $ FRESH CLAM CHOWDER •HACKS- 9 PIECES '5.69 21 PIECES 12.59 resentative of women today. I EVERY WED. & FRI. UMCM-DIIMim miTIHOLIOCUU- HOT. JUICY CHICKEN think she's a disgrace to "'Till women actually. She skips 200 CASES GOLD BEER READY TO GO WHEN YOU ARE! e around, half-dressed in LOWf IT PfHCIS ON CAMPUS! FOR clothes that were probably Potato Logs 3 49 Miller Ute Suitcase $9.75 laciuoci cou SIAW. $ stolen from The Salvation 2 Piece Lunch -OT»I0 IM. MUJ 1.79 Army, singing about being Bud 12 pak $4.99 memoes caif SIAW. $ "Like a Virgin." Well, she Strohs 12 pak $4.89 3 Piece Lunch POTATO IM. MIL) 2.39 hardly looks like one when Michelob Suitcase $9.99 she rolls around on the _____ Chicken Nuggets 6 FOR •1.09 ground, practically making love to it She doesn't remind Giant Foot Long Grinders me of a virgin at all, but s s instead a hooker from New Hot Sausage 2.89 Roast Beef 3.89 York City who found her way s s into her mother's makeup Ham 3.89 Turkey Breast 3.89 and lost her face in it To hear her rambling on about the roaa MM m IAOT HM■ r—iiti nn«ci IMMTI. mim -cmi Ft—tn meaning in her songs is ridi- culous. She's just another bubble gum pop singer whose ■---EDWARDS UNIVERSAL' i ED WARDS UNIVERSAL-i success is running out on a 1 I meter. I Free Two male members of !o $1.00 Off I \o Hosmer Mt Wham wiggle up to the stage, IQ. I !C Ii playing with their pink ear- .SB Any Foot Long Grinder I 13 32oz Soda I rings, attempting to say some- With any Purchase ■ thing meaningful about their EXPIRES Oct 31 st ! IP EXPIRES Oct 31st I music Instead of sincerity, !° J George Michaels the lead vocalist goes on another ego

IHII.II.il . . . /.I J • H I >►»»»» >l>kt .k«(y » < .1-1 L<-» < MiUlil. The Daily Campus T Our 90th vear Page 10 PO YOU THINK THAT LE5S M3MG SfK£S M£ANSMCR£ TICKETS, WHICH Paul Thld. Editor BUIU) rAORE-AbDlTlONAU WtOWi MEANS N^MONfif1 |oar.ne Zuzlck. Mng Editor Matt Cooksorx Assoc Mng Editor PARKING uJrs? Dtane Nome. Business Manager Brian Dton Senior Writer Go, ConnTech It is a great feeling to know ConnTech—the university's proposed research park, hotel and apartment housing development—is ready to be built upon the town of Mansfield's zoning approval. This 390-acre development which has been on the drawing board for over five years will be the most significant addition UConn has ever seen. We believe no one will be hurt by this project All who live in the area will benefit economically and UConn will benefit professionally. U03NN (&UOTK OF The only people opposed to the $ 120 million TICKET REVENUE development were those with interests in the land for farm use But of the nearly 500 acres of land available only 390 will be utilized, leaving the rest for future farms : ' «* fZV Mansfield indicated its support last year. The pro- ject satisfied their concerns to save some land and provide roads worth leading to the development Letters We hope Mansfield approves the project Its a benefit to the town as well as to UConn Support Freedom at rally j |fs tQQ hQt Can you picture a real hotel in Storrs? To the Editor, commemorate Grenada Or a park including several major research and October 25 is a day of Liberation, and to examine development companies? UConn students can go celebratioa It marks the To the Editor the lessons we have learned, In biochemistry class today] for Co-op jobs down the street Our visiting parents anniversary of a day in 1983 there will be a rally in the when 600 American medical (10/23), the thermostat in could stay somewhere close Athletic teams from Student Union quadrangle on Physics Building room 36 was across the country could stay at Storrs The jobs students and 85,000 citizens Friday, October 25 from of Grenada were freed from 10 am to2 p.m sponsored by set at 80 degrees F. And not would be plentiful. communist subjugation They the College Republicans For only was it not conducive for UConn and Mansfield will have a very bright were saved from learning, but it was not fit for all those students who a dog future if the zoning commission approves the plan communisim because of swift appreciate their freedom and decisive action before it here is your chance to show Many dormitories are very] former president DiBiaggio and Harry Hartley, vice hot and students are pouring president of finance and administration started was too late Once a country your support Everyone is falls to communism there is millions of dollars out the win- With some luck, we may see apartments within welcome to join in keeping the no second chance spirit of democracy alive dow by opening them and walking distance of campus by next fall Here at UConn, to Laura Kay Wilson using electirc fans to blow out the heat We are not saying we want to freeze we just don't Welcome 'The Pit' Thanks for the coverage understand why we need heat in such massive quantity. Why Friday the ROTC hangar will turn into a dance club To the Editor since no formal fine schedule not set dormatory thermos- with live entertainment but without alcohoL SUBOG Thank you very much for or collection procedure has tats at a comfortable 68 been defined. is right on track continuing to use the facility for your thoughts and concerns degrees F and 60 degrees is about the preliminary pro- So, any guess would be adequate for big lecture halls bands and dancing as has been the case before this posal Jay Stolfi, Senator Jim purely fiction new drinking policy began. where temperature increases Giulietti and I announced Over the next few weeks, all as they fill with people The ROTC building has come to represent good yesterday. opinions about our proposal All in all, compromising on times The tradition will continue if those under the As I stated at the press con- which have been expressed room temperatures will be drinking age and others take advantage of The Pit ference it is hard to estimate will be studied beneficial to the students' Again, thank you for your John Knapp, SUBOG special events head says the revenues produced when ■ academic health. the university begins to concern ROTC will be a "a classy place" with candlelit tables collect all parking tickets Scott Earl Murray B. Scott Schoenhaus for four and a large "dance floor." SUBOG has always progressed with keeping events and the social life at UConn going even when Does 'the instructor...want us to fail?' policies change that may hinder it SUBOG shoud be praised in advance for this opportunity and To the Editor vance to avoid last minute quisite for Math 109, and I did hopefully when the doors open tonight there will be In regard to the Math 109 cramming not realize that 1 was expected exam given on Wednesday, a crowd waiting to get in — like those the size at Yet, I failed the exam to just automatically "know" October 16 th, I am still won- Because I am not one to "go all of the information that I the beerfests dering to myself how and why blank when an exam is placed wasn't taught in either SUBOG won't let us down; we hope the students the exam could have been so in front of me that explana- Algebra [ IL or III, or in at UConn show up and make this precedent night a difficult I can clearly remem- tion can be ruled out Because Geometry. What ever hap- success Then the Pit can open regularly with live ber how, at the beginning of I studied extremely hard for pened to testing the basic bands the semester, my teaching the exam putting practically concept of what is being assistant told the class that all of my other studies aside to taught with possibly one or we would be tested on pro- do so, nobody can tell me that two intricate questions? I real- blems similar to the home I did not prepare well enough. ize that this is college, but Daily Campus Staff work problems assigned The simple explanation is this: being given an exam like this Therefore along with reading many of the problems on the makes me feel like the instruc- Office Manager Lois McLean each section being tested and exam were not in fact similar tors actually want us to faiL News Editor Paul Parker reviewing all my notes, I went to the homework problems, I have heard rumors that Peter Corjulo over every single homework because if they were I know I the exam might be curved, Dave Clark problem that had been as- would have received a perfect and I would hope that it would iports Editors ., jim Acton signed I made absolutely sure score I realize that the pur- be, because I know, from talk- Paul Venables that I knew how to do each pose of giving such problems ing with many fellow students, Matt Wl nans and every one of them On is to encourage the applica- that I am not alone in this pre- Arts Editors Jim Gallant those that I had some doubt tion of previously learned dicament Many others are as Ian Andrews about, I went to the Math Cen- information This is precisely upset and frustrated as I am Michael Rellry ter on two separate occasions why I feel that those who did I have by no means given up Life/Style Editors Lauren Ungaro to receive help. When I left do well, more than likely, on math I have already begun Derek Gray that evening to take the exam already had much of this type studying for the next exam Feature Editor Debbie Dupont I was extremely confident that of math in high school or But 1 cannot help but to think Wire Editors Un Moores I was going to do well, be- elsewhere What then is a about that haunting question Andrea Plcone cause I knew all the material. I person like me who hasn't will it really matter how long I Mary Dillon had attended every class had any of it previously, sup- study if what we're tested on Copy Editor. John Ruddy since day one, I had kept up posed to do? Am I supposed is ten times harder than what Photography Manager Mark Caswdl with all my homework I had to simply "grin and bear it?" we're taught in class? Columnist E/sktne Carter obtained extra help, and I had Neither Calculus nor Trigon- begun studying well in ad- omeby was listed as a prere- Name withheld "Lisa FaJk Bob Greene Dreaming: Kennedy Paisley plague hits UConn When you are sitting in class anc. notice an i Jtbreak of strange looking spots—don't r>anic If s not a new type of measles.. If s the Parley disease Those cute ameoba- shaped blobs are invading our campus And girls are not ie only ones prone to the epidemic that is alive once more stalking the dorms Guys are vulnerable too. If you are up-to-date on whaf s hot, you'll know that this is the new trend for the '85/'86 school year. Although paisley first affected blouses and sweaters it is rapidly spreading to socks Sometimes I'll dream about President Kennedy. The dream undershirts ties belts handbags and watches Who knows what the next victim will be that he's alive again. This "new" trend is really a revision of the 60's style Chances are that a trip to mom's I never know what brings it on Usually with dreams if you closet will produce the coveted pattern for free Check before you go out and spend top- think about them enough, you can figure out something you dollar for these over- priced items just to be" in" with the crowd There's even an advantage were thinking about beforeyou went to sleep, and thaf sthe for people who despise the " clone" look With so many versions of paisley, you can wear it key. It was In the back of your mind, so you dreamed and still be unique about it Those of you who insist on remaining avid paisley-haters— BEWARE] If you have been With dreams about President Kennedy. I can never figure studying hard and your resistance is down you could be the next victim Take all the proper something like that out Always in the dreams the world has precautions and above ail else—stay away from Bloomingdale's please Department just discovered that Kennedy is somehow alive again, and stores can be fatal (Especially when dad sees the bllL OUCHI) With paisley's rapid rep- we'll all be seeing him for the first time in all these years roduction rates-Watch out Lacoste.THEALLIGATOR IS BECOMING EXTINCT!!! Sometimes in the dreams President Kennedy, comes back to life on television, and we' re all sitting there watching Sometimes it will be at a public function, like a rally, and I' II be out in the crowd Once, in a dream, the situation was that someone was giving a big party for President Kennedy, and I was invited. He circulated through the crowd, smiling and shaking hands, and people drank cocktails and ate ..mWWSIWOHT appetizers For a while I suspected that this dream-the dream of fcGHM«Mft»-ttt President Kennedy being alive again— might be a common, generational thing I suspected that many people who were WMHR-W I youngsters when President Kennedy was murdered might have this dream but they just didn't talk about it m rasrwR m> I asked around, though, and no one else admits to WIH6 WXTf OF Liquid having it The funny thing is I wasn't even all that big a Kennedy fan when he was alive I liked him all right but I wasn't one of those people who went crazy over him I didn't spend much time thinking about him; he was just the man in the White House and he was considerably younger than Eisenhower had been, and that was it I was 16 when he died. And in the years since I have been well aware of all the negative revelations that have been made about him-both about his presidency and about his personal life I still don't consider myself to be some big Kennedy fan; I'm not one of those people who still fan the flames of Camelot I hardly ever think about him But from time to time those dreams happen He's alive WoM w* V**m»*v fm£» viq*m again The dreams are always set In the present if s always the currentyear, and the world is the same all except for the fact that President Kennedy has come back to life I've Carol Costello - thought about the overriding emotion that comes with those dreams The overriding emotion is that things are..all right again A matter of principle The other night a television station commemorated the 25th anniversary of the first Kennedy-Nixon debate—that P.LR.G How many UConn students know what this acronym stands for? Public Interest many people say determined that Kennedy would win the Research Group-of the UConn variety to be precise How many students know what this election The station announced that it would be rebroad- group does? Better yet how many students know that they were billed for its operating fees- casting the tape of the first Kennedy-Nixon debate that on top of two other student activity fees-and that is was optional? Don't feel bad if you don't If night after the news you were too busy to scrutinize your fee bill at the beginning of the semester while wrestling I stayed up to watch All of the evening's programming with your schedule parking stickers and housing arrangements you are not alone Besides had been pushed back by a football game but I stayed up. I whaf s a mere $3.00 when you're dealing with thousands on your bill anyway? tried to think of any two present-day politicians whose presence on late-night television would make me stay up. I PIRG is a consumer research group originally set up by, and in the tradition of activist Ralph Nadar. There are currently about 170 branches at colleges and universities in more than 30 couldn't think of any. But Kennedy and Nixon? It seemed essential states with a national headquarters in Washington DC UConn students may become involved in researching consumer issues and causes and receive academic credit for lobby- The debate was interesting The tape was black-and- white An unusual thing happened to me several years ago I ing at the state capitol-a course in political activism if you will To set up a PIRG on campus petitions are circulated for signatures of more than half of the student body. had a long visit with Richard Nixon which I wrote about and after that Nixon and I became sort of long-distance friends The purpose of PIRG is not disputed here but their funding device is This brings us back to the fee bill It is the national policy of all PIRG groups to employ a method of funding known as Sometimes we will write letters to each other; we manage to keep in touch And watching the debate I was filled with negative checkoff. A fee is automatically assessed to every studenfs semester bill unless each sympathy for Nixon Because of his poor makeup job his person checks off a box saying that he does not wish to pay $3.00 to PIRG The burden is on perspiration and his ill-fitting gray suit he had no chance the student to notice this costly option Enclosed with the bill is a flyer that advertises PIRG- but against the handsome Kennedy with his tan and his crisp should that flyer get lost or tossed out there is no way to find out about PIRG fee short of call- dark-blue suit I found myself feeling unhappy that the elec- ing their office Nowhere else is there an explanation of this fee the student handbook break tion probably swung on matters such as those If Nixon car- down of the semester bill manages to ignore It ried resentments from that night for so many years I found Three dollars may seem like a trifling sum to many, but apparently not to PIRGs They refuse it hard to blame him to establish a chapter pf any campus that refuses them the negative check— off device This I looked at Kennedy debate and I wondered why I was the case in 1975 when PennPIRG turned down an opportunity to establish a chapter at dreamed about him I found myself rooting for Nixon; Penn State John Oswald, the president of the university, would allow them to set up with a everything was so stacked against him that I found myself positive check- off approach This permits the student to indicate his choice to add the fee to hoping that somehow the videotape would change and his bllL This puts the burden on the organization to be worthy of the contribution Mr. Oswald that he would do better. But Kennedy dominated; as the stated that he opposed "any relationship that would cause students who were not interest in debate grew longer. Nixon did worse PIRG to be assessed a fee" The answer-the answer to those dreams of mine-was not With the negative check— off scheme 70 percent failed to check no. At a university ot found in the videotape of the debate The debate felt like 16,000 that amounts to about $ 33.000. Can you imagine what the ski club could do with that? history, nostalgia but not much more It will happen again This check- off rate despite what PIRG would have us believe is apparently not indicative of though; I know it wilL I will be asleep some night and in the support from informed and interested students but rather the opposite PIRG people them- dream of President Kennedy will have comeback to life and selves have admitted from past experience that positive check off yields considerably lower everything will be all right This puzzles me results any where from 11 percent to 30 percent opt to volunteer funding The lesson here seems obvious if only supporters offer money, there would be substantially less money roll- Bob Greene is a syndicated columnist ing The scheme preys upon those students who are too busy to read their fee bill Particularly galling is the fact that this group touts itself as a consumer advocacy group that because they are comprised of students pursue issues in the "studenf' interest Yet they are ^■^ willing to connive their funding by fraud. It is especially disturbing that they particularly The Ombudsman r —— employ, as Dayna Mankowski of Proponents For Studenfs Rights pointed out in her letter to The Daily Campus wants to the Daily Campus last week the very same method that Ralph Nadar himself testified against hear from you If you have a before Congress when he was concerned with its use as a book selling device by the Book of the Month Club. question comment compli- ■i ment or complaint about our It seems that if PIRG is the educational student supported group that they claim to be they news coverage call John should be able to galvanize their supporters to gladly, and volitionally. contribute a donation Yearwood. our ombudsman, to its continuation PIRG originally establish itself on this campus on a majoritarian. democratic at 486-5980. basis There is support and an alternative available one would think that PIRG would be anx- ■ ^trJI ious to come clean and remain true to is consumer— concerned nature The Daily Campus, Thursday, October 24. 1985 Page 12 Arts UConn Chamber Players demonstrate finesse By John A. Leuthauser The other work on the first half was a duo for viola in this and all movements was outstanding The third Campus Correspondent and cello by Walter Piston. This work is not one of my movement Andante cantabile was moving and Tuesday night UConn Chamber Players gave a per- personal favorites (yet) but it is an exhausting and docile The cello in particular, has many moving formance of the highest cali' ar. The concert showed challenging work for both instruments, and was per- phrases—written as though inspired by a divine off four members of the UConn's distinguished music formed with flair and style The first movement idea—each musician met the phrases magnificen- faculty. Professors Theodore Arm on violin, Allegro risoluto, was extremely well played The slow tly!!!! The fourth movement Finale: vivace concluded Catherine Consiglio on viola Mary Lou Rylands on movement Andante sereno, is the best and most the concert with precision and flawless execution of cello, and Leonard Seeber on piano, joined to play moving in the entire work. The interaction between all passages. selections by Prokofiev. Piston and Schumann the two instruments was wonderful, this is the most exposed of the three movements. The third move- First on the program was violin sonata Op. 94 b by ment Allegro brillante is a bit more tedious yet was The concert shows that the UConn music depart- Sergi Prokofiev. This work is one of the most difficult brought off well ment has many outstanding musicians and perfor- works in the entire violin repertory. The first move- mers as well as fine teachers. ment Moderato, is full of nearly impossible scales and runs as well as difficult melodic passages for both The work on the second half was the Robert instruments, yet more so for the violin The piano also Schumann Piano Quartet in E-flat Op. 47. This work is Tonight the Wind Ensemble and Symphony Band has hard chords throughout These difficulties for very difficult for all of the musicians. The first move- plays in Von Der Mehden Hall, starting at 8:15 pm both players were brought off without a flaw. The ment Sostenuto assai-Allegro ma non troppo is a Other upcoming events this month include a Hallo- second movement Scherzo, is also difficult and was great interaction between all four voices The second ween Program at Midnight on Thursday, Oct 31; the a. well prepared and executed as the first The third movement scherzo: molto vivace, began with the Percussion Ensemble will play. movement Andante, was tenderly played with the piano and cello then moved into each voice Ms. Looking ahead to November in Von Der Mehden maturity of years of practicing. The fourth move- Rylands and Mr. Seeber started with a livery tempo Hall, the University Ensembles continue with a con- Men t, Allegro con brio, was a brisk and rousing con- which was appropriate for this movement and was cert by the Symphony Orchestra on Wednesday, c lusion to a well played sonata sustained by all four members. Mr. Arm's leadership Nov. 6 at8:15 p.m. J . . .At the band convention Feel Free to Write From page 9 have money." As far as around hoping tor a last through Oh torn in two, we material wealth goes, he said, glimpse of their idols Madonna can be one" "We have this light in the dis- and Wham I feel disgust in my The silence that lingers in tance I don't know what it is, a heart at the thought of those ARTS the room is finally broken as musical goal or what But we' re innocent children idolizing the tape recorder shuts itself certainly going toward it We' re such thoughtless profit- off. I sit in my own world think- always arguing with each other minded musicians Unfor- ing about U2. As I see George and pushing people out of the tunately, the girls are too young (why have you Michaels of Wham leave, I way so we can get there But to realize that and I wouldn't think of his comment on if s for the music, if s not for the break their hearts by saying money and I feel disgusted. other things" something truthful about their been so Bono isn't like that at alL In a idols Instead I get into my car, recent Rolling Stone interview, At last the bands have left pop in a U2 tape and drive he said, "I don't have a million the auditorium and I am left awav. dollars in my pocket or in my alone The lights have been inhibited?) bank account I don't want to dimmed down and the custo- "Art tu, BruteT say that money is not impor- dian rolls in I pick up my bag tant to me, because it is dis- and leave the auditorium gusting for me to say that at a While walking to my car, I see — Julius Caesar time when a lot of people don't some young girls still hanging Discover L^WmtyPB -oov <4

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Furnished rent 3 rooms win- terized lake front cottage Suitable for couple, no children no pets $350 per month Call 684-7306 " FRI 0/24 The Daily Campus, Thursday. October 24. 1985 Marketplace Page 15 From page 14 ADVERTISING EMPEROR |OHN OF CRANDALL- To the girl who yelled walking by Roberta from Twoers People can SALES REP E Pharmacy Budding 10/23 at nooa do stupid things I am proof of that $4.00 per Hour Part Time No exp necessary - we will train KING OF SOUTH CAMPUS Sorry. I would have slowed down Two months Is a long time not too Positions. We need people to Work In close proximity to YOU WILL ALWAYS BEI but I was late to class long I hope Can we meet and talk? work our outdoor locations selling Univ. of Conn, P.S KJm loves you!! The Biker 4th Floor library 7 PM tonight flowers Work Friday. Saturday or Freshmen, sophomores and Sundays CAR needed No Invest- juniors Delia Have a Happy Birthday Missy and Friends - Be at the To Mark and Frank: Congrats on ment on your part Full Days only Car helpful Wheels! Lefs drink until we're Triangle Speakeasy Party on making the team. Princeton SDR Enterprises 742-9965. Work around your schedule numb Tonfte If s one night love Friday. Dress like a 1920s 1930 s (Hopefully) will onfy be the start . HW12/12 S7.25/hr. or commission affairs, but someday your Prince flapper. P.S You too Michelle - Here's to four more years The You choose will come Scott Doors rule Where's Kefth? From SPR1NGBREAK86 Call collect (617) 238-9900. Ask We couldn't get what you wanted Your R Wing Campus Rep Organise Sailing for Jim 'cuz It was much too hard to wrap MCMAHON (I N) NOKYDI Charters METRO MARKETING GROUP but we're gonna celebrate big When ya gonna order another To The Wayfarer Woman You're Ft Lauderdale/Bahamas HWIO/25 time DuChe Ping Ylddy and pizza.. Thursday? right I don't have any Idea And Commission &> Free Cruise LAP. yes I would love a due Please do ft Write or Call Captain Williams Get lots of blrthdaylusses and find The soon Signed Matt (Ellsworth 9) 37 Hendrtcks Isle Ft Lauderdale Personals a "bedtime bear." You won't be In Moaner 33301 that "jar" If "You Know Who" Is b Audrey and KJm 305-523-9259. HWIO/28 rherel Totally What was that noise Tuesday PK - I love you very much Thanks Love The Carriage House Awesome night? Nightmare or Company? for all the help with my exams Ambitious, responsible people ConnecrJonl Please reply in personals needed for morning newspaper LoveCB We hear you moan out your The Pipe Men delivery to apartments In Storrs Gregg HAPPY &IRTHDAY, so what window. area (Northwood Apts Rockrldge Dan Dan The Muffin Man. Get us if if s one week late? You are a sex We see outside wfth many a first Kathy & Tracy. Hope you have a and Clubhouse) Contact Tom high - we know you canl God! Have a great day! - L floor bimbo HAPPY BIRTHDAY! We'll help you Beianger. Mansfield Branch, Rt 44, We hear you moan down the celebrate! Mansfield Professional Park. BOH Here Is the personal that hails Loveya Storrs, CT 06268 429-9330. To Karen. Kim Moe, and Shannon. you've been waiting for. I thought Oh my. Oh my, have you got! Your 4 th Floor Buddies HW10/29 Imagine that! - The Guys with the that someone should send you Phallic Cactus! PS Good kick on one soon, or you might get des- You start at two before the dawn. DON (Har) Get ready for an EXCIT- Hartford Courant Is looking for an your Chem exams perate and send one to yourself! From your room or from the ING Birthday Weekend -jenny ambitious, responsible person to Your Fellow Clapper. lawn (Tiles) - MEOW service vending machines at the Susan (Shlppee 3rd) You are one Please don't leave for we wait all University of Connecticut Mon- of the most charming and pleasant Erin - HAPPY BIRTHDAY!! Here's day HAPPY BIRTHDAY DELTA MAN!!! day through Friday only. Ideal for students I have had Good luck on wishing you the best birthday For your PAPH club members sup- You're the "clank" of my typew- someone who works In the area your Chem exam - Your Chem ever! You're such a sweetheart! port you all the way. riter, the peanut of my M 4. Ms and Contact Tom Beianger. Mansfield Tutor - Have an excellent day! Love Beth the Prince among 218's frogs! Branch Rt 44. Mansfield Pro- and Carolyn To the gorgeous brunette in Psych Without you 2 and 2 are 5. and fessional Park. Storrs. CT 06268 Laura (KW.) I hereby make my 132 I said hi to last week. Meet me Tirnmy Bear (and I) would" ve gone 429-9330. HW10/29 claim to the public that you are Eddie Sprague - Uke to get to at Triangle's Speakeasy Party Fri- unhugged Tve thrown a custard to mine All 120 pounds of you I'm know you better so you don't have day night P.S Be a Flapper your face Have the best B-day yet) Walters/waitresses needed (2). hot for you - MC Squared to play with your phone Red Love Adreno Person (Kidney Russell A. Call Keith 487-5293 or Playboy Mary In Sousa - See you at Tri- Being was dose behind). Pam487-6902. HWIO/28 ERIC AND DAN- C HANDLER 2 nd- angle's Speakeasy Party Friday. We had a great time dancing to Moe-Moe Brain... We know the See you there - Mike As the Saga continues.. UnlroyaJ. Pitney Bowes. Perkin Bruce last Saturday night at Thum- next two days will be really tough The Ellsworth Blonde still thinks Elmer. Locnle, and Peter Paul Cad- pers! Hope to see you there again but GOOD LUCK on your exams! To the Beautiful Blonde I Almost he's fine that beautiful man bury want upper division Chemis- this Saturday! Love you mostest, your fluffy Bumped Into In Front of the Fire Damian9 try, Biology and Chemical Engi- roommate Kimbo, and Chink House on Tuesday Morning Who And she's still chilling that bottle neering majors for spring semes- To the redhead with the raquetball Thought My Name was Dick - It's of wine ter Cooperative Education posi- raquet Student Union, Tuesday To the guy with the blue/green Frank I just love the way you talk. I Because he has a girlfriend, she'll tions. Contact Garry Keel 3rd 10/22. 7 P.M - Need a playing shirt In 3 South Tuesday - You're wish I could bump Into you more wait In the wings Floor. Wilbur Cross Building 486- partner? Signed Tired of Playing the greatest! The Girl With You often The Guy With the Red And she'll send her roommate to 2795. HWIO/30 Alone XO Baseball Cap And out the vital things SHORT CIRCUIT BY BOB MONAHAN "The wait for true love may be a little THI FAR SIDE By GARY LARSON |une. I've been thinking for some long time now about the perfect per- But she doesn't care because her sonal to send you one telling you feelings are strong how special you are to me how So for all of you who thing the soap much you've meant to me and opera Is thinning WAS HE CHASW& how bad I'm going to miss you The simple truth Is that its )ust AFTER YOUR BCVCL£ when I leave here But I've found beginning that it takes kist a few simple A&AIN? words to explain all of this I love TIM - Live out YOUR own PEANUT you June and I always will Please BUTTER fantasies this 22nd birth- don't ever forget that Love you day! Don't stop being WILD and "Koz" CRAZY you onfy Hve once! The Original (238) HI HOOONEYI I sent you a per- sonal. Now. Is there anything else I Dearest Anne Sandy. Ray. Peter C. can do??? I still think "DONNY" Is Peter S. Deno and Chaz - Good out of his tree!!! luck this semester you guys - NUB You Hooney Happy Happy Halloween Have you decided what you' re going to Happy 22 nd Beth! (Stengelbean.. I be?... Lets talk... Love Wamba bet you thought this day would Hajambe - Mamba.. Pamba. never come WelL surprise! Its Alias Jessica here Not onfy do you get the benefit of celebrating all day and Dear Leslie - I couldn't have been night but you get a personal tool luckier to get you as a roommate Can you handle it? Be prepared for Cook luck on your midterms anything can happen See you at 2 Happy Halloween Love less Duggy's science project gets in Mr. Og's hair. - if you make it until then Love Kir To all my friends in Chem 127 (especially Robin Mindy and Mike): Hugs and smiles! Tm there BLOOM COUNTY by Berke Breathed in spirit okay? Good luck! Love Mary wuu ee SWING IN mrnmy.nanKA mnxm.ms. PALLAS. SAY &QY... 0H, BALLOON TRIP IN A MEEL- Pamela To one of my best friends IHE&'Z CLEAN SH&TS mtrts Here's to you daaling) Happy JUST HOW LONG CANT Y0U CHAIR. PRIFTING Off ALL WfS THE USUAL ON mete? WHO?RING HAVE WJUVBP REMCMeeR. PONT COURSE, IVECRASHEP y Birthday! Hope its a wonderful INNARPS INTH6SINK. He&? iim REALLY INTO THE ATLANTIC. exciting time cuz you deserve it! mm? rj7£ EN|OY!!! Luv ya Sarah I APOLOGIZE F0R1HE AMNESIA. CUTTER JOHNmvm ^. ASNEARASI l/N LATTER. MISSING. imvm\ CAN FIGURE. Big |lm (Troy 3rd). mmcmomt CRIFPLB Happy Birthday from those In Troy SUFFERING FROM who love you (and Howie tool)! AMNESIA f\NP ATHLETE'S But remember this - when you mllm. FOOT. least expect it expect id Andy-Too bad the food In Towe • is so good I miss the late walks r the cemetary. Love a good friertc who really misses one of her best friends

Doonesbury BY GARRY TRUDEAU KATHY I guess Its official then, huh?! You should have seen my SAL, HAVE YOU CON- THE GOP THIN6 P0ESNTMAK3 IT I JUST CANT GST INTO SOME handstands I hope that this is fust SIPEREPTHECHURCM NO FOR ME, OKAY? LOOK AT WHAT MACHO GOP WITH HIS OWN PRI- the beginning I loved the rose you ASA MY0FCOMING WAY, RELIGION'S GIVEN US-INQUISI' VATE SENSE OF JUSTICE. THAT don't know how much Hint hint J TO TERMS WITH SOME PUPE' T10NS, PERSECUTIONS, "HOLY" PERMITS HIM TO SLAUGHTER THE )ust wait and see Love |im P.S 1 OF YOUR PROBLEMS? I WARS, ANP NOW TERRORISM! EVIL ANP INNOCBW ALIKE' When Is the road trip?! To Katie in Merrlt B - Love the way your smiles brighten up my day Your Secret Admirer. Please respond |ILL GOOD LUCK TONIGHT ITS OPENING NIGHT. AND I'M WISH- ING YOU ALL THE BEST. I CAN'T WAIT, I KNOW YOU" LL BE GREAT - AND YOUR TALENT WILL SHOW TO ME REST BREAK A LEGl P.M "rfhf i See page 16 .• ^.'» • * s .-> Page 16 The Daily Campus, Thursday. October 24, 1985 Marketplace David a from Newtown HAPPY Operation Heathcllfr: As we D) SERVICE - SOUND ON TAP The From page 15 GAY STRAIGHT RAP: Drop-in dis- BIRTHDAY! I bet you thought no speak, the time is approaching! It D| for your next dorm party or cussion group on gay Issues Every Kevin. one knew! Have a GREAT day! has been my only light at the end of semlformal Large System avail- Wednesday, 7:0 pm. Basement I'm no advocate of right and Love. Louise the long tunnel! able for quad parties Leave wrong. • A Bill Cosby Fan message 487-9095 Jvll 2/12 Conference room of Health Ser- vice (Use west door). Info. 486- But sometimes I have feelings that Suey. Ilirm so excited that we are 4707. El 2/11 are strong roommates because you are IL Finally made It to Ted si Next EarlRuss- Earl's traveling Disc- see So I cut you up and tell you you're definitely coolbean No 1 to me! time try to stay off the floor. 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HFXI'A to beat Royals, 3-0 QUALITY USED CAR OR VAN ST. LOUIS (AP)—John Tudor pitched a typi- "I don't think we've accomplished anything at affordable USED CAR PRICES cal classic game Wednesday night in a contest until the Series is over," Tudor said. "I can't that was anything but typical for the rest of the think about what I've done because I may have St Louis Cardinals. to go out and do it again" And they are now within one game of winning The Royals were down 3-1 in the American AS LOW their second World Series championship in four League playoffs before rallying to beat PER DAY years. Toronto AS Set against the backdrop of Tudor*s dominat- "It's hardly the same" Royals Manager Dick * ing five- hitter, St Louis' offense awoke in a star- Howser said "That was the playoffs. This is the Daily, weekly, and lortg-term rates tling manner with solo home runs from Tito World Series. People say wr've been down also available. Landrum and Willie McGee, beating the Kansas before We have and we've got some con- Eagleville Garage 487-1700 487-0736 City Royals 3-0. fidence from it But this situation is different The win gave the Cardinals a 3-1 advantage in This is the big one" the best-of-seven series and left the Royals in a The Cardinals can wrap it up Thursday night, Atkins Action Auto Sales 42 3-6093 hole from which only five other teams have when they will send right-hander Bob Forsch, Terry's Transmission, Ashford 429-6571 recovered the last being the 1979 Pittsburg 9-6, against Royals left-hander Danny Jackson Pirates. 14-12 and the loser of game 1. 'Weekly-rate or longer.Mileage. Insurance and "All we've got to do now is win one more" The left-handed Tudor, 21-6 during the sales tax not Included. said Cards Manager Whitey Herzog season and 3-1 in the postseason, was virtually QUALITY AUTOMOTIVE RENTALS The Cardinals, with an offense built on speed untouchable in his best postseason outing of and line drives, scored their first two runs on the year. He struck out eight and walked one the solo homers by Landrum and McGee Their while allowing four singles and a double third run was a more typical St Louis effort, "I told pitching coach Mike Roarke coming scoring on a triple by Terry Pendleton and a into the dugout before the game if s kind of full-count suicide squeeze bunt by Tom scary having my good stuff again," Tudor said, Sometimes the right Nieto. "because now I don't have anv excuses." SPORTS TRIVIA spot, just isn \ 1. Who is the all-time homerun leader in World Series play? ST. LOUIS (AP)—Pitchers talk about location and from Bud Black's standpoint, the home runs he yielded to St Louis' Tito 2. Who holds the record for committing the most errors in a Landrum and Willie McGee in Wednesday nighf s fourth game of World Series? the World Series were in the right location 3. Who was the home plate umpire during Don Larson's perfect At least they were when they started out "I didn't like their location when they landed," Black said, "rd game in the World Series? like to have them back 4. Who is the only pitcher to throw two consecutive no-hitters in " Landrum hit a fastball, low and away. McGee hit a slider down two consecutive days? and in Neither of them looked like they were in the middle part of 5. What was the longest winning streak in the history of sports? the plate" 6. Who are the only three men to win the Tour de France five That's the idea Pitchers who work on the edges of the plate times? usually reduce their risk 7. Which Grand Slam Tennis Tournament did Bjorn Borg fail to win? "But if you throw a fastball down the middle and a guy pops it up, they say, great pitch,'" Black said 8. Who was golfs first million dollar winner? The3-0 St Louis victory put the Royals in a 1 -3 hole in the best- 9. Who was the first American ever to win a gold medal in an Olym- of-seven series. pic Alpine event? McGee had just 10 home runs and Landrum, a utility player, only four during the regulat season, but Black said that didn't 10. Who holds over 60 national records and is considered the matter much greatest swimmer of the 20th century? "They're major leaguers," he said "They go up there swinging the bat Anybody is capable of hitting a home run You've got to give them credit for hitting balL" J9Iinui«j^\ Auuqof oi uosuqop ma '6 4 Black said he knew with John Tudor, ace of the St Louis staff, jauiied pioiuv *8U3do Vfl •/.linmiiwimnude XM|jawa!PP3 pitching for the Cardinals it would be a low-scoring game "A 'linbaiuy sanbep *9 dii3 *JBD]JZIU\ •§ aiaurapeA. Xuuqop Starting pitcher's job is to hole the other team down minimize f enroiiHM »iqqni *g sadoq *\AVQ -jj ipnn aqvg • i vjaMsuy their runs. "I got beat by two pitches. Lots of times, that's what it comes down to. It did tonight" ...Soccer team wins GOOD TIMES DON'T HAVE TO END From back page The 1985 squad is closing in AT LAST CALL on the all-time win streak. Wednesday's win was the 14th straight The all-time mark is 17 straight in 1980. HUSKIES IS NOW OPEN ALL NIGHT!! BDDD This year's streak is the second longest in the pro- gram's 54-year history. Pantason is also zeroing in on some records. His shutout win ties the all-time career BREAKFAST is served mark of 24 set by James Renehan in 1979-81. His season goals against average From 1:30 AM Sat and Sun which fell to 0.35 which is the current benchmark James Renehan turned in a 0.44 To 12:00 PM Sat and Sun season in 1980. The Huskies' three-game road trip continues Friday against Penn State at 7:15 p. m. Then it's on to New 28 KING HILL RD Brunswick N.J., to take on ST0RRSXT Rutgers on Sunday. Both Huskies games are scheduled to be fWI FOOD & DRINK 429-2333 broadcast on 91.7 WHUS-FM. The Daily Campus Thursday, October 24, 1985 Page 18 Sports Friars asking, 'What home field advantage?1'

By Jim Acton Yes they had arrived A lit- Daily Campus Staff tle late but at least they PROVIDENCE RL-If you were here closed your eyes for a minute Now the real game could and let your imagination start The Guru led the Gang roam, you would have sworn along the sidelines opposite you were back at UCona the benches and behind the I knew this wasn't Storrs— Providence fans They took the green grass and lack of their position behind Friar mud made that fact obvious goalie Joe Crehan and the But something wasn't right 1 game began t was one hour from campus, at Providnece fans didn't a school I had never been to know quite what to make of before and it still seemed the Gang "What are THEY like home doing here it's OUR field" a I looked around and saw a female Friar fan said with an pudgy man wearing a brown upwards turn of her nose "I robe He was missing a large hope they don't cause trou- portion of the hair on his fron- ble" tal lobe "Hey, we are home," I The Gang struck first as a exclaimed "That's the monk latent Providence crowd from Prototype" stood idle At 21:06 of the first 1 was quickly informed by a half, the Gang drew first blood Providence student that it with its U-G-L-Y cheer. It The "North Goal Gang" doing what they do best during a UConn soccer game (Mark was not the Xerox man— it bounced off the dorms south Caswell photo). was a friar who taught Politi- of the field and reverberated cal Science through campus They were forced to sit on a The Guru was now in than Providence could have The game started and I still The Friars were injured steep hill, some 50 yards from charge He tramped down the imagined It continued for one felt something was different I They had not expected such a goalie Crehan. endline behind Crehan, urging minute and by the time the had to be at UConn— the Hus- tough shot from a school so This only riled the Gang the Gang and the Huskies on Gang had finished the Friars kies fans outnumbered the far away. The leaders met more The Guru felt an injus- He even had some words of were defeated Friars' nearly 2-1. As the first irouiui a cooler to discuss tice had been done Crehan wisdom for his followers Providence fans began fil- half continued the odds quic- strategy. Finally, the Pro- was now unprotected The 'Til tell ya'," the Guru said ing out of the field heads hung kly switched in Providence's vidence fans let loose a cheer Gang barraged Crehan with "This state is strange Only in low. They had been defeated favor and it began to feel more of "up yours'" verbal jabs, U-G-L-Y cheers Rhode Island do you have to by a group of thugs from a like an away game The Gang could only laugh and comments on the origins pay 25< to use the bath- (gasp) public school "What But with exactly 28:24 left in Is that it? Is that all they have of his girlfriend room" will Daddy think," said a cute the opening period it hap- to say? Led by the Guru's Mercifully for Providence At 30:14, the Gang struck co-ed tears streaming down pened Like a miracle from quick-thinking, the Gang res- the first half ended The fans again with its third U-G-L-Y her face " I may have to wash above He appeared There ponded with a cheer that had quietly sat on the sidelines cheer. By this time Pro- my own clothes next sem- were murmurs from the up to Wednesday, been heard broken but not defeated vidence knew just how to res- ester." crowd "What is it? The only at our won field They would not give up. "We pond A group of Friar fans The Gang had won They second coming?" They shouted UCONN, and have only begun to fight" a turned toward the Gang and stood there, slapping hands No. It was something that another large crowd of Husky yellow-haired male yelled thrust their middle fingers with the Guru Time expired meant more to the UConn fans sitting behind the benches The customary half time into the air in a defiant and the only fans remaining soccer players than yellow (mostly older alumni and the migration of the Gang began. gesture were from UConn cards or assists It was heard Friends of Soccer) responded The Gang and the Guru "We're not gonna just sit 'Til tell you, these are the in the distance as a dull blare with HUSKIES moved from the south goal to around here and take this greatest fans in the world" a of a car horn, but as it ap- This continued for a few a direction that had made crap," a rather large fan said Gang member known only as proached it was obvious who rounds until a most bizzare them famous— the North "Providence has pride, too." F.D. said I went to UConn had arrived occurence took place A GoaL The Gang felt more at The friars began to get seven years ago and live on It was the UConn Soccer referee approached the Gang ease They looked more tough and fight back. With Cape Cod now. But I still love Giiru and the North Goal and kicked them out from relaxed and they were ready 16:25 left in the game, the the school and I love this Grig behind Providence's goaL for the game to commence Gang shouted UCONN. But team" instead of the hiil fans replying "I knew there would be fans HUSKIES, the Providence fans here" F.D. said "This helps shouted SUCKS the team a lot it helps them The Guru looked per- excel on the field F m go i ng to MEN'S SHOP plexed The Providence fans Rutgers this weekend just to had struck a hard blow. They see them again" i LINCOLN SHOP were high-frving each other And what did the Guru have like they had just won the to say about the way the Gang tVtfl Levis national championships handled themselves against %* But the Gand was not the Friars "We blew them fi^^l i r^^l* ** 11--— llUI - III J defeated Their chance was away," his holiness said "I coming; they felt it And with love these guys" HEADQUARTERS 10 minutes left they saw their Oh by the way. The Huskies chance to take a final, crush- woo2—0, to extend their Open ThUTS. 699 Main Street, ing blow. unbeaten streak to 14 games Downtown Willimantic They stood on their feet It was a great game on the and began to holler, clap their field but the most fun was on til 9 PM 423-0208—423-4241 MSA/MASTER CARD hands and make more noise the field

THURSDAY FRIDAY HAPPY HOUR HAPPY HOUR 2-8pm z\ 2.99 Pitcher of Busch 2-4 PinaColadas 1.50 1.50 Strawberry Daquiris 3-6 Busch Chug-A mug 1.25 750 wine drinks 3-9 Wine drinks 75C THE SHOT HEARD AROUND CAMPUS! 6-9 25C Drafts 8-9 25C SHOTS Chug-A-mug of fries $1.25 ALL DAY Spark plugs Peppermint schnapps Fireballs Kamikaze 8-12 CHUG- A MUG DRINKS! AND AFTER 4.00-call 3.50-Well 9-12 75 C Bottles Bud & Miller Lite BEAT THE COVER w IN BEFORE 8 PAY NO COVER rran 28 King Hill Rd ■ ' V f.i ■ '. • . • • The Daily Campus Thursday, October 24, 1985 Page 19 For Kansas City, ...BC looks to upset Huskies From back page they run off their penalty cor- corners, this is where we get ner shots We are going to most of our scoring oppor- it's all in the name One advantage the Huskies have to eliminate their chan- tunities," Wright said "They By J.E. Harris will have is playing on grass as ces of scoring off their penalty have a freshman playing Campus Correspondent opposed to artificial turf. Bos- corners," Wright said sweeper and we will try to get What gets the biggest audience for a World Series? You might ton College plays on artificial "This year we've been very a one-on-one situation and say close, exciting games with great pitching clutch hitting and turf which significantly changes successful in not allowing take advantage of her inexp- defensive plays that leave your chin dropped on your chest and the style of play. many pernalty corners. erience" your mouth open like a fish "Playing on grass should Against BC. we will inten- The Huskies will have the Well, OK, sure I'd have to go along with that But there's favor us but it will be interest- tionally break up the play if it full services of Tracey Fuchs. another element that can win an audience over before the first ing to see what adjustments leads to a penalty corner." Earlier in the season, Fuchs pitch is thrown, and keep them until the last out is made The they will make playing on As far as the Huskies are was sidelined with mon- Kansas City/St Louis match-up has it Maybe as good as any grass," Wright said concerned, they aren't going onucleous but she has been Series ever has. It's got the names. B.C. thrives on penalty cor- to adjust their style of play too fully cleared and is 100 per- You never meet the people with names like Dane Iorg and Bret ner shots. In order for the much. UConn likes to dom- cent However, Husky co- Saberhagen in real life But the'85 World Series has those names Huskies to come out on top inate the game by controlling captian Janet Ryan suffered a It also has an Andy Van Slyke a Charlie Leibrandt and a Willie they will have to limit the the midfield and tempo of badly bruised right hand in McGee There's a Tito Landrum, Mark Gubicza,and Jamie Quirk Eagles in penalty corner the game practice on Monday. She This Fall Classic even has an Ozzie Onbc, and Orta How many opportunities. "We like to come down the practiced today, but the hand others can claim that? "B.C has many options that right side of the field and draw may bother her. Til eat my baseball cap if you find me a name more fun to say than Buddy Biancalana Bud-dy Bi-anca-Iana It rises, peaks, and rolls back in a laugh It sounds like a brand of bananas. Anybody for a biancalana? Then there's BalbonL "Bye-bye" Balbonl Would a Balboni home run by any other name really be as sweet? The Missouri Series has one of the all-time all-star names present too— Dan Quisenberry. I have a theory. I think the reason the Royals managed to beat the Blue Jays was because the Toronto names just couldn't top the Kansas City names. I mean, c'mon; Bell, Key, Lamp. They sound like a dull shopping trip. You can't get much more uneventful and unoriginal than Lee and Johnson So, the Royals became the American League champions If s all in the names I tell you For this reason, I have to go with KC to win the World Series It will be close but Steven Braun can't conquer Bret Saberhagea They say the name is not the object but that's my prediction Pass the biancalanas

Marjory Abbott advances the ball past two Old Dominion defenders in action earlier ...Huskies win this season (Mark Caswell photo). From back page Ellie Cheever and Arnold closed out the Huskies' first half scoring with single goals apiece as UConn held a 3-0 advan- tage at halftime Husky forward Kathy Biefeld continued UConn's scoring TELL drive connecting for her first collegiate goal 9:22 in the second halt Collecting UConn's final two goals of the match were Sue Minnes and Arnold, with her second goal of the YOUR game Husky goalkeeper Bonnie Mitchell registered her eleventh shutout win of the season, which is one shutout shy of the BOSS UConn season shutout win mark of 12. UConn returns to action Saturday when it travels to Garden City, NY to face Adelphi University at 2 p.m WHERE •^*^>*<5»>M5»^ i -^•x, Stereo Suzgeax6 TO GO.... ELECTRONIC REPAIR LAB STATE LICENSE 200400 Fast professional repair of stereo equipment by experienced state license technicians Free estimates 1 « 73 Main St..East Hartror-' FOR EXPERT SERVICE Call 528-8837 H&H&U •Jv.-y. \4T^Campus SendSends.. some after mid- term flowers. Florist Pamoua Giant Poot Long Mixed Bouquets from $3.99 RED ROSES 99rai Starting at under $500. including air & hotei We go to great lengths helping you to reach the world. The Daily Campus Thursday, October 24, 1985 Soccer team remains unbeaten Addington nets two in 2-0 win over Providence Thursday Digest

Women's soccer beats Yale NEW HAVEN —Forwards Cathy Shankweiler and Sharon Arnold paced the No. 11 soccer team to a 6-0 win over Yale Wednesday. With the win, its fourth consecutive victory, UConn moves to 12-4 on the year. Yale drops to 2-8 with the shutout loss. The Huskies dominated the contest, outshooting the Bulldogs 31-3. Shankweiler opened up the game's scoring when she notched what proved to be the game-winning goal 14:08 into the first half. Taking a cross from Jennifer Kennedy in the penalty box Shankweiler blasted a five-yard shot for the game winner. It was the senior forwards eighth tally of the year, and her seventh game winning score See page 19 Field Hockey hosts B.C. By Matt Wf nans Daily Campus Staff Since 1981, the field hockey team has established a record of 42—1 at home with the loss coming at the hands of Penn State last year, 2—1 in overtime Today the Huskies put that record on the line as they host Bos- ton College at 3:30 pm at the field hockey field UConn'a Matt Addington fights for the ball against Providence goalkeepr Joe C re nan BC is 8—3—3 and ranked 16th in the country. The Eagles are (Mark Caswell photo). coming off a 3—0 loss against the Huskies today. UConn is ranked No. 2 in the country with a record of 12— By Paul Parker The referees stopped play 6:37 into the The Huskies are coming off a 1—0 win in overtime against Daily Campus Staff second half to assess a tripping call against Pro- Springfield College last Tuesday. PROVIDENCE, R I.—Providence tried vidence While most of the players tried to figure Huskies coach Diane Wright saw BC play Temple on Sunday out what to do, Stavrianidis tapped the ball off to and was impressed with the Eagles for a TKO, but the men's soccer team Addington who blasted a 25-yarder past "BC has a very strong team and they play with a lot of inten- held on for the unanimous decision Crehaa sity," Wright said "They are very quick at the forward position Wednesday afternoon. Addington's second tally displayed the har- and I expect they will try to control the tempo of the game with A special soccer players boxing for monious beauty of the one touch. theirspeed charity event? Joe Trager played the ball forward to Raftery " See page 19 who was waiting at the center of the 18-yard No, just a 2-0 win for the undefeated line Raftery one touched the ball to UConn's Huskies Wednesday afternooa right side Addington put the finishing one touch Matt Addington scored his fourth and fifth on it with 6:10 left in the game to close out World Series consecutive goals This third straight the scoring game-winner for seven game winning scores Addington wasn't the only artistic genius on Game four, best of seven this season) in a brutal display of soccer. (Cardinals lead 3-1) the field Wednesday afternoon Chris Heath The two teams were called for 55 fouls and created a spectacular picture of defensive the refs missed about half the fouls 123456789 Runs Hits Errors resourcefulness. committed As a melee ensued in front of the UConn net Royals 000000000 0 5 1 Despite the physical abuse, the Huskies Cardinals 0 1 1 0 1 0 0 0 x and Providence took many shots any of which 3 6 0 graceful style of building plays proved better could have scored, keeper Andy Pantason than Providence College's mug-and-run long found it impossible to be everywhere at once WP-Tudor (2-0) 9IP.5H0R0ER.8K.1 BOB • >aII game LP-Black (0-1) 5 IP. 4 H 3 R 3 ER 3 K, 3 BOB In steps Heath. In the confusion, Heath made The Friars' downright dirty play was one back save the went unnoticed by many. But Save-none epitomized with less than five minutes in the GWRBI-Landrum 1 then he made a play that won't soon be forgot- game Diego Borja was racing down the field ten Heath kept the Friars from tying the game toward a possible one-on-one with keeper Joe when he jumped up and headed a drive out of Crehaa Borja out-legged Providence back the goal that was about seven feet off the Today's action Carmine Gangi and assured a one-on-one with ground Game five tonight at the CARDINALS at825 p. m The game will the keeper. Suddenly, to the disbelief of just While Providence outmugged UConn, the be broadcast on Channel 8, WTNH-TV. about everyone the freshman Gangi showed statistics were much closer than the score sug- the type of play you'd expect in the schoolyard gests UConn had an 18-10 advantage in shots, at recess— he grabbed the back of Borja's jersey trailed 5-4 in corner kicks and trailed 3-6 in and dragged him to the ground saves Providence led in fouls which the Volleyball team wins This heads up(?) defense probably saved a referees decided to call 28-27. Both teams were goal, but lost any chance Providence had of offside once The volleyball team defeated Central Connecticut State coming out of the game with dignity. University 15-1, 15-7 15-12 yesterday in New Britaia But UConn's offside was much more costly Both of Addington's goals were picture per- than Providence's UConn was led by sophomore Chelle Maffeo. fect examples of proper execution This is triply Late in the first half, with the score still knot- The Huskies have won seven of their last ten games and a compliment to Addington and Thouki ted at zero, Trager crossed a long ball from the improved their record to 11-9. Stavrianidis, EJ.Raftery and Joe Trager, who Huskies' left side Greg Barger, on the right, assisted on the tallies headed the ball to Addington. Addington Under normal conditions, the beauty of the headed it into the net and the celebration goals would be worth mentioning, but on a field began. Sports Today- that resembles the ninth hole at The Farms But the party ended early as the officials dis- Country Club and with thugs attempting to steal allowed the goal because of offsides your legs along with the ball, the plays made by The win raised the UConn's record to 14-0-3 Field Hockey these four is truly phenomenal. while Providence dropped to 7-6-0. This isn't'to say the entire game was a Husky The 17 th straight game without a loss ties the The field hockey team hosts BOSTON COLLEGE today at work of art, but Addington's to goals qualify for longest season-opening unbeaten streak in 330 p. m. at the UConn field hockey field the Metropolitan Museum. UConn soccer history. UConn opened 16-0-1 His first was a blend of chaos and in 1974. determinatioa Seepage 17