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This Other is brought to you for free and open access by DigitalCommons@UMaine. It has been accepted for inclusion in Maine Campus Archives by an authorized administrator of DigitalCommons@UMaine. For more information, please contact [email protected]. • GOVERNMENT ELECTIONS '83• STUDENT the election? Were the student govern- Rumors abounded at the time the fraternities unfairly accused of rigging Were the 1983 student government elections rigged? really happen? A special in- Jue evidence has surfaced ment candidates themselves involved? Did anything of that election. Now, over a year after it happened, new coming your way and are willing vestigative report by The Maine Campus and WMEB-FM NEWS in the dispute, and some of the individuals involved have graduated involved? Were soon. to tell what really happened. Were the now-District 130 candidates Lewiston, Maine, has tdous stops, including s to UNH and in a 2-1 ice. s play Michigan Tech 'today in Houghton, to Northeastern 4-3 'goy/Maine Campus a one-goal game us- period. The Wildcats 31, 1984 u/ Maine at Orono student neuspaper since IS 75 Wednesday, October wet and an effective vol: XCV no. XL The University ohich reduces the goalie Bruce Gillies' for bond passage piing more, he could heads speak Department That piece of equipment is nes for us," said departments that would receive the feet tall. Dr. Charles Rauch, who is promoting worth $115,000' Stockel said. ob Kullen. "But when by Doug Watts funds explained why the money is passage of the bond, said national in- Stockel said a pilot paper machine in oring, the crucial saves Staff Writer needed. terest in the quality of education has the basement of Aubert is "juryrigged ominently in a game's Dr. Ivar Stockel, chairman of the a "window in which we can crowded against the windows." provided chemical engineering department, said and act" to get the referendum question ap- machine should be on one of the f: and Michigan this The $16.5 million bond referendum there is an acute space problem in Aubert The by Maine voters. Rauch was floors because some maintenance for the UMaine system is necessary to proved Hall. He said not only is there not upper speaking Tuesday afternoon before a procedures are more easily done from a tie power on offense, make up for underfunding of the system enough "square-footage" in the group of about 15 people in Nutting Hall lower floor in the building, said Stockel. Is on goalie Dana over the last few years, said an assistant building, but some research equipment at a forum in which faculty from the William Schmidt, chairman of the won't be enough. professor of management yesterday. mechanical engineering department, spoke for the $3 million of the bond that would finance new computer equipment for the entire university system. He said f Onst New Jersey. Kevin the money would go toward networking, and in- oints and 15 rebounds improved access to terminals said there are of Maxwell in the structional aids. Schmidt more people using the system than the By im- had eight assists in the university's computer can handle. network, the Celtics proving the campus computer admitted would s that the Pistons were delays in obtaining information or the NBA champion- be eliminated. would also get f-season acquisition of The UMaine system additional computer terminals. Schmidt students for every uys were a little ticked said UMO has 50-70 while most tuff about them winn- available computer terminal, of 15-25 students ionship," Bird said. institutions have a ratio He said the bond ions. We were ready for for every terminal. system's ratio William Schmidt would bring the UMaine Charles Rauch Douglas Gelinas much closer to the average ratio. "I think some people think we want a lot of lux- is unusable because it is too tall to fit uries, but these things are real essen- Fraternities, police anywhere. tials," Schmidt said. the computers will have to be As part "We have one device—called a bubble He said updated in the future, and the bond "is 3se the cap vapor liquid device—that was given (see BOND page 2) oncerns reach parking accord to us but can't be used because it's 30 iest cost $5. Lucy said the by Peg Warner ing decals, which to be taken care of for defeats Staff Writer problem seems Senate easily the time being. to have been resolved to UMO fraternity and police represen- "It seems fraternities') satisfaction," proposal tatives have reached a compromise which their (the open parking Icrease will allow fraternity members to register he said. there is a possibility the use rkers: their cars at no charge this year, the Lucy said Cutting said he had a letter from plant decals for fraternity by Rick Lawes iehayior director of Police and Safety said of the steam UMO President Arthur Johnson, and could become a permanent Staff Writer ng Tuesday. members "from that letter I believe a reasonable the change if the traffic committee approves Alan Reynolds said the agreement was Tuesday person could infer he was responsive to ?board; it. The General Student Senate reached after a session with Dr. William a open parking." aries in Another issue the memorandum ad- defeated 20-10 with one abstention Lucy, Associate Dean of Student Ac- an open Cutting said it was a statement the is whether the regulation could resolution that would create ry: tivities and Organizations, and Peter dressed students had to make. on fraternities owning their parking system on campus. Icapital Gray, president of the University of be imposed "The state does since the university pro- The resolution, Maine Fraternity Board. own land. It said not make a distinc- as lawn mowing, which is similar to Reynolds notified fraternity presidents vides services such tion between a lighway snow plowing to all one the GSS passed of the compromise in a memorandum grounds care and faculty member's including those owning their in October 1983, dated Oct. 5. The memorandum said for fraternities, car and a student's those fraternities come under said the GSS would this year only, fraternity members will be own land, a.; .. so I don't fraternities—Alpha support a parking allowed to register their cars at no charge Lucy said five think the univers4 Tau Omega, Delta *stem "which has for this year by obtaining a decal other- Gamma Rho, Alpha should," Cutting Delta and Tau Ep- no distinctions bet- wise used to designate parking in the Upsilon, Phi Gamma said. their houses are ween members of steam plant parking- lot silon Phi—own the land Much of the op- the university com- The memorandum said beginning located on. position to the Belisle, president of Delta Up- munity, with the ex- next year. members will have to purchase Kevin resolution centered wiston. said some of the brothers at that ception of han- student decals in order to park in frater- silon, on a similar resolu- not pleased with the dicapped i n - Carthy, nity lots. Reynolds said although the house are tion tabled until dividuals." Tie-day regulation has existed before, enforce- compromise. next week. That he does not think the univer- Ed Cutting, off- ment may have been lax because of a He said proposal says enforce the regulation campus senator and shortage of ticketers. sity could legally vehicles with faculty the chose to discontinue the sponsor of the pro- "There are only a certain number of if the house parking decals may life. maintenance of its parking posal, said the ticketers," he said. "We start with the university's only park in faculty it would be too expensive UMO administra- inner lots first and work toward the out- lot, but said lots, while vehicles hire private concerns to do the work. tion's Traffic and side." to Ed Cutting with student decals Phi President Dana Safety Committee Reynolds said the compromise only Tau Epsilon may only park in in- Seekins said, speaking for himself, he was considering an applies to parking either at the waiting student lots. 8 would not mind paying for a decal as open parking proposal, and was dividual houses or at the steam plant. Currently, a vehicle with a faculty as the university provided upkeep on the action of the senate before it Those wishing to park on campus, he long (see SENATE page 2) discussed it. said, must still purchase student park- (see PARKING page 2) I4ednesday, October 31, 1984. 2 The Daily Maine Campus. Stud( Icontinued from page •Senate (CPS)—Last wi anniversary of the Raymond said she was incensed by a vasion of Grenad in any lot, while sticker may park from Wells Complex Business ned to "go out an may park only in stu- letter students vehicles Manager Mike Butler to Alan Reynolds, brate his and 6301 dent lots. director of police and safety, that sug- "rescue" from the Hall senator. Cynthia Rayniond, Hart gested the parking lot next to Hart be School there. -win situa- said "We're engaged in a no classified as a staff lot, meaning students "People will it didn't tion. We tried it before and would not be able to park there. would've happene work." . vade Grenada," I student "FaLults don't stay in Aubert all day . Rodney [abbe. graduate But with a Trat- long. I haf's the only building near senator, said he did not think the suspects the inval " there—they can walk to Lord Hall to fie and Safety Committee .11111(1 C011- chance for Reagai because park," Raymond said. "it's not going sider an open parking polics. as it was the life-, Jar- to bust their butt to walk a less extra their main concern is cutting Elli% President Ronald - fic on campus. time "If (the Grenad George Is rlci. Knox Hall senator, said Cuffing said [tat proposal was also wanted to kill u. he thought ilk. proposal should btoc. tabled until the.senate's actiorquesdav, he insists. been passed because it was neser tormal- In Other business, the senate passed a Former St. C Is- presented to the Traffic and Safety resolution requiring all campus roads to in the oil by then Student Cimernment Geller, president, is shown here distributing Committee be painted in accordance with the State orders ti Steve Ritzi. L.M0 student government Craig Freshley Reagan's Senate at their meeting Tues- President of Maine highway standards. Contain- a year postcards to the members of the General Student the bean island are designed to "Craig Freshles was a yes man to resolution was a for day night. The postcards, produced by student government. ed in the same call classmates from bond issue administration," Lytle said. "He the parking be sent to Maine residents to gain support of the 516.5 million better indication of spaces postcards will be definitely tabled it, put it under, and to benefit the L'Maine system on Nov. 6. Ftitri said the in the Memorial Gymnasium parking U MO CANT of the Union. forgot about it." available at the student government office on the third floor lot. resident assistants. i Harman raid the proposal was and will be distributed in dormitories through Labbe In addition, the Men's Nordic Ski Cutting disagreed. Both photol presented, while was given final approval for club representatives to the Club were student status. •Bond tcontinued from page D committee. scattered among the first step on a flight of stairs. areas in Hitchner are Disease cultures The Three million dollars of the proposed classrooms and offices. continued from page in carts down bond wall go toward building a major are often transported Parking 26 Mill St Gelinas said while the addition to Hitchner Hall. public. corridors. • exists for an accident, there Douglas Gelinas. an associate pro- potential recently. then probabis nas yet. for the parking lot. Re said the driveway College did fessor of botany and plant pathology.- hasn't been one enforce 'a parking ticket to happen," at the house has potholes that have not the authority to that. in Hitchner. "The hazards of "An accident is waiting Large f. said been taken care of. regulat ion. modern biological research are signifi- he added.- the question Cottees-Chee, passage of He said another facet of Gelinas said many experiments Gelinas said that with the "If they consider it their parking lot urriversity rela- Da cant." at the is whether the fraternity Breads using viruses and other the bond issue. "hi-tech" research so that we have to base stickers to park law. are done the tionship is contractual or common Bak is the research university would be concentrated in there. I think they should take care of pathogens. The problem SLS has men Moo S new Hitchner addition. that." he said, referring to the He said although no one at .• done The SI6.5 million bond will be referen- potholes. He said the university has, researched the question, it could be 'Dessert lel Siss dum question number three on the Nov. however, provided other grounds care. if any fraternities wanted to contest the . Nov 2 at 73Q 6 ballot. sticker regulation. Fo Ileonee Coder Jamie Eves, a paralegal at Student Legal Services, said it is not a clearcut Reynolds said whether he supported 2 unit ap ...e Brig so..• s•-• issue whether the university can impose a permanent change allowing the frater- In C nities to register their cars for free would CIos Today with MCA the regulation on fraternities that own their own hand. Both sides, he said, have depend on how it worked this year. *Ter how valid arguments. "I think it will depend on seeing heat ar IS nun / many violations we have on those type 3400/9 PRAYER need •Red Derromoncl chapel He said some issues that would of permits," he said. $32,50( 810,EsoSTitatD:6 30 orn to be researched to answer the question 1984 PRISMS ARE MI have to do with the "special relation- The memorandum also said the For more into Vehicle C"Rib`IAN DOCTFINE 6 SO pt, ship" of the fraternity to the university university's Parking and Motor Milton Come to the Soute Bang°, Lounge and the contracted fire protection the Rules designate driveways to fraternity Skulls room, fraternities receive from the university. parking lots as fire Lanes "from which Senior ex- He said if a college or university has violators will be towed at their own Memorial Union Mane a^ assocaton''' --e to as Colby pense' to pick them up. the power close fraternities, 33-• •—.0.— In.,-• •• • •tyarrehat v./. .../../•-ver

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Wednesday, October 31, 1984. 3 Students rescued from Grenada tour country ed irwn 1, and one on nearby For the previous 48 hours, Fioretti, The president, of course, said the in- on Grenada (CPS)—Last week, on the one-year Geller and other medical students bar- vasion was necessary to save the Barbados. anniversary of the of the American in- says Mildred Eckhoff, ricaded themselves in the residence hall, American medical students on the island Academically, was incensed by a vasion of Grenada, Torn Fioretti plan- in St. Georges' New surviving on popcorn and rice as they from capture by local communists. a spokeswoman Complex Business ned to "go out and get drunk" to cele- believe there were watched the island exploding around Geller is still so grateful for the U.S. York office, "I don't r to Alan Reynolds, brate his and 630 other medical students'- with students continuing them and waited for U.S. Rangers to interCention that he organized a group any problems" Id safety, that sag. "rescue" from the St. Georges Medical after the invasion. arrive. of 89 fellow St. Georges students to tour their educations lot next to Hart be School there. and sing Reagan's Although a number of students have Even then, said Fioretti, "I wanted never know what campuses last week ?t, meaning students "People will complained that St. Georges refused to them (the Rangers) to leave, (and if Reagan didn't in- praises. to park there. would've happened refund money or grant them credit for thought the invasion was) interfering the White vade Grenada," Fioretti says. "The idea came from the eight weeks they attended classes in with my education." y in Aubert all day a year's hindsight, he "And I thought it was But with House, he admits. Grenada last fall, all such conflicts have happy in Bar- nly building near was as much "a Although "I'm just as suspects the invasion great." been resolved now, Eckhoff said. still lk to Lord Hall to of emotions bados," Fioretti said he is chance for Reagan to show his muscle" Such is the mixed bag "There was only a three-week inter- Lid. "It's not going "unhappy with Reagan" and the as it was the life-saving rescue mission among the 600-some American in their classes," she said, a a ruption invasion. walk few extra President Ronald Reagan claimed at the students—and students nationwide—I2 the semester in the "and we continued But Geller, who also attends St. time months after U.S. Rangers invaded the Long Island University of U.S. at Georges' Barbados campus now said he "If (the Grenadian rebels) had really Grenada and evacuated the medical College" proposal was also New York Medical was happy with Reagan and his decision wanted to kill us, they would have:' students from their dorms at the off- Eckhoff,"almost all" kg's action Tuesday. After that, said to invade the island last Oct. 25. he insists. shore college. of the Grenada invasion veterans return- the senate passed a student Jeff When the White House asked him to Former St. Georges has re-opened with ed to one of St. Georges' three off-shore all convinced St. Georges itself a group of former Grenada campus roads to Geller, in the other hand, is on the campuses. assemble over 430 students back in classes the states for "Student lance with the State Reagan's orders to invade the tiny Carib- Fioretti's last view of the Grenada students to visit Grenada campuses. event .tandards. Contain- bean island a year ago saved him and his ago was from a U.S. Liberation Day:' a "nonpaitisan" Headquartered in New York, St. campus a year of ution was a call for classmates from danger and suffering. as it lifted him and celebrating the oneyear anniversary Georges caters to American students Cobra helicopter at the parking spaces from the the invasion, Geller said he jumped who have been rejected by American col- several dozen other students ymnasium parking CANTERBURY CLUB the opportunity. U M 0 leges. St. Georges operates two campuses abandoned residence hall there

Men's Nordic Ski Wednesday. 7 p m II approval for club 2 Chapel Road tCOmer of College Ave • OFFICIAL NOTICE The Store nued from page I) 26 MIII St 1366-4110 Spring Semester Registration School , then it probably has Now Open Mondays All Colleges And The Graduate 'orcea parking ticket Large selection of November 5-9, 1984 facet of the Question ..:.ifees-Cheese-Specially Foods enrollment and by timeliness university rela- -Danish-Croissants Course availability is influenced by registration mity Breads make a difference. :ual or common law. Baked Daily of requests. Please register during this week. It does p.m. h no one at SLS has open Mon-Sat. 10 am -6 AVAILABLE don, it could be done REGISTRATION MATERIALS +anted to contest the For Sale ARTS AND SCIENCES Hall het her he supported 2 unit apartment house Freshmen & Sophomores-Room 110 Stevens e allowing the (rater- In Old Town Juniors & Seniors-Department Chairperson's Office jr cars for free would *Close to U MO this year. worked *Tenants pay BANGOR COMMUNITY COLLEGE epend on seeing how heat and electricity Office-then Dean's Office e have on those type Advisor's •Reduced from $32,800 to $25.500 BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION lurn also said the For more Information, contact Room 12 Stevens Hall South g and Motor Vehicle KIrstein Real Estate iveways to fraternity 827-3120 which EDUCATION lanes "from Shibles Hall wed at their own ex- The Foyer ENGINEERING AND SCIENCE tapORIERT Department Chairpersor.'s Office R ttiGH FOREST RESOURCES 13w- WHIG.COURIER Advisor's Office GRADUATE SCHOOL Advisor's Office-then to Graduate School HELP CHOOSE AND AGRICULTURE OUR IMPORTED LIFE SCIENCES BEEP SELECTiON Academic Advisor's Office FRANKLIN STREET. BANGOR ONWARDS EVERY THURSDAY NIGHT! Building the Onwards 1 8:00- MIDNIGHT ENGINEERING TECHNOLOGY the SCHOOL OF Advisor's Office y to OF NURSING )ncern SCHOOL Dean's Office TECHNICAL DIVISION OF LIFE SCIENCES nity for Advisor's Office iting RESEARCH PAPERS 14.789 to choose horn — sobtecle of classes will be available in the 9.0 12 tot the.21 ,44,006 P494 cata- Schedule log Custom ressetch 11 thole sue- Offices on November 2. end oleo 41.441,1.0 Registrar's Office and Deans' Itsesent14 11322 klode Ase,• 20434C. Lot Angeles CA90025(213)477 8226. 4 The Daily Maine Campus. Wednesday, October 31, 1984. World/U.S. News Maim AUGUSTA (AP)- political power in ti that will be elected described as 'strange' on this promise: I Child murder suspects almost certain to rei Auburn for at least five houses. Portland, met Lane years. His girl could still be alive if Palmer, from landlord said he rented the On that point, stn AUBURN (AP) — While the couple "That little Lane, who police apartment something," Deraps about eight weeks ago. a month ago. ties agree However, accused of burning a young girl to death they had done has used in about. Boston said is originally from Jay, vision building on in an oven were returned to jail Tbesday, was quoted as saying in The Republicans insist a neighbors and relatives described the Herald on Tuesday. left, she year their long- mother as quiet and her boyfriend as a She said that after the couple on the door local president begins. It has been troubled man with mental problems. went downstairs, knocked Union She Republicans last cor Cynthia Palmer, 29, and John Lane, and asked if something was burning. The Democrats, s 36, were back in Androscoggin County said Lane shouted back, "Lucifer!" tial top-of-the-ticke Jail following psychiatric testing at the The Boston while jogging Lane's father, Amos, told attacked pinning their hopes Augusta Mental Health Institute, where Globe his son had been depressed since tested veterans anc they had been transferred after entering changed their minds under losing his job in an Auburn woolen mill BREWER (AP) — The president of conference appeal, party lead, no plea to murder charges, officials said. He declined to comment on the Iwo years ago a paperworkers' union local was pressure. lines. The results of the tests, ordered Mon- know of that pressure. "Something snapped, I don't assaulted while he was jogging, but source "Partisan polit day by Lewiston District Judge L. adding conference came on what," said the elder Lane, police said Tuesday they did not know The news the somewhat," • said Damon Scales Jr., were not known as of an by the that his son tried to commit suicide after whether the incident was connected to same day as announcement Leader Charles I Tuesday. last Christmas and had spent time in a of President Maine AFL-CIO- that its membership is that Angela his publicized endorsement favorite to replace r An autopsy showed Veterans Administration psychiatric solidly behind Democratic presidential of extensive Reagan. dent Gerard P. Co Palmer, 4, died Saturday hospital. candidate Walter F. Mondale. The na- home. president of Local 403 1985. "The responv burns in an electric oven in her John Skidgell, tional UPIU organization is also suppor- Lane is a veteran of the Marine Corps, Paperworkers Interna- party now is to f Neighbors in the Auburn apartment of the United ting the former vice president. building where Lane.and Palmer lived said his father. He had been married tional Union, suffered facial cuts and didate." 1970s and has one daughter. attacked him The Republica] described the couple as "strange." The during the bruised ribs after two men Ed Gorham, secretary treasurer of the Neighbors said he was a constant talker of road, poke_ working to offset a neighbors also said they regretted not _ on an unlighted stretch Maine AFL-CIO, said Skidgell had been who people he had a spill- recruitment effort having called police sooner. told said, reminded he was not authorized to en- scene personality. them with no cam Before police were called to the "We haven't got much to go on," dorse the Republican ticket on behalf of Deraps, 21, Julie St. Amend, a neighbor, describ- and 37 House distr Saturday afternoon, Mary said police Capt. Charles Shuman, ex- the union. said ed Angela as "a real doll — quiet and more vacancies who lives in the apartment above, that Skidgell did nor get a good "If any pressure were applied at all, it obedient:' The victim's 5-year-old plaining primaries, in whi she noticed a man and woman knock- he made it clear the en- never smil- look at his assailants. was to make sure attracted en ing on the couple's door. sister, Sarah, "never talked, the didates a news conference last dorsement was not a position of non "We've got to get a hold of a ed," said another neighbor, Patricia Skidgell told as the party's supports Reagan. local," Gorham said last week. work psychiatrist," Deraps quoted one of White. week he personally "I'm only originally was to have The local's vice president. Scott Do them as saying. The man pushed the Sarah Palmer is in the custody of the The endorsement given." said local, but Skidgell Moore, said he was shocked by the at- door ajar, but it was pushed shut from Maine Human Services Department, come from the entire assistant to Republ its executive tack and that the local is "sickened" by the inside, said Ms. Deraps. She could which is conducting its own investigation said three other members of Loyall Sewall, is I speak at the news it. et not identify the two. of the case. board who were to GOP legislative Curtis, a state Climb VOTE YES ON 3 requir

KATMANDU, millionaire Texas r UNIVERSITY OF MAINE BOND owner is returning learning you can't without a reserve' Maine's future depends on the education other "I blame me at knowing the mour people and on her industries. UMO and the other ex- of this countr)': Bass talked wit sisting Maine campuses serve both, but they can an attempt to coui serve better with improved facilities.

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• Building additions to Jenness and Hitchner Halls that will improve technological capabilities in Chemical Engineering and Biological Sciences that are important to the pulp and paper industries, agriculture, and marine industries in Maine. • Renovations in Aubert and Alumni Halls and Memorial Gym that will correct safety hazards, improve campus space problems, and increase access to the handicapped. *Acquisition of computer equipment at UMO and other campuses to help support the computer-in-the-curriculum development campus-wide throughout the system. • Needed building and renovations at all other exisiting University of Maine campuses. VOTE YES ON 3 REFERENDUM NUMBER 3 HAS NOTHING TO DO WITH A CAMPUS AT LEWISTON The issue of a Lewiston Campus is the subject of a separate referendum to be voted on by Lewiston voters only. (This ad is being paid for by friends of UMO) October 31, 1984. 5 The Daily Maine Cantons. Wednesday, Maine Democrats try to retain majority than two-thirds of the 33 seats, and 19 District 25: Democratic Rep. George of Waldoboro, plays down the potential AUGUSTA(API — Any discussion incumbents are seeking re-election. All A. Carroll of Limerick, a 14-year House coattail effect of a Reagan landslide but political power in the Maine Legislature but two districts feature a Democratic veteran, is being opposed by Republican admits his projections are decidedly one that will be elected next Thesday begins candidate on this year's ballot. Henry W. Black of Baldwin. This is nge' conservative. on this promise: the Democrats are think we'll have a minimum of of the two new districts created try: the, don't want to be overly op- "I almost certain to retain control of both "I just 25" Democratic senators next year, and latest reapportionment. timistic," he said. "I want to be five years houses. possibly as many as 28, said Pray, District 33: Democratic Rep. John L. His surprised on Election Day." ed the On that point, strategists for both par- pleasantly D-Millinocket. Tuttle Jr. of Sanford, a six-year veteran apartment en- The Democrats are investing about ties agree. However, while Democrats Curtis said he believes 13 Republican of the House, is being opposed by $20,000 in legislative races and the vision building on their majority, the candidates have what he describes as an Republican Norman A. Baker, also of Republicans are investing almost Republicans insist that 1984 could be the "excellent" chance of winning a Senate Sanford. $50,000, said officials in both parties. year their long-awaited comeback seat. Five others stand a reasonable District 35: incumbent Republican In the House, where the Democrats a conser- dent begins. It has been a decade since the chance of getting elected, he said. Walter W. Hichens of Eliot, now rule by a 93-58 margin, the Republicans last controlled both houses. Among the senate races that promise vative with nearly 20 years' legislative Republicans are looking to pick up "at The Democrats, while facing a poten- ro be the most competitive: service, is being challenged by' Democrat 10," and possibly as many as 12 tial top-of-the-ticket drain on votes, are least District II: freshman Sen. Kenneth P. Stephen C. Estes, a high school teacher gging said Curtis. pinning their hopes on a mixed slate of seats, Hayes, a Democrat who chaired the from Kittery'. District 23: freshman Rep. This could happen, he said, because the tested veterans and newcomers whose Education Committee while it refined N. Paul Gauvreau of Lewiston, .heir minds under new constituencies created by appeal, party leaders say, crosses party of Joseph E. Brennan's education- Democratic nominee, is being opposed to comment on the and because of the depar- Gov. lines. redistricting package, is being challenged by by Republican Rosemarie Cote Butler, Jr Democratic incumbents. reform "Partisan politics have changed ture of many freshman Rep. Mary-Ellen Maybury, also of Lewiston. nce came on the Majority Leader John N. somewhat,": said Senate Majority Assistant R-Brewer. by the who with Speaker John L. ouncement Leader Charles Pray, the odds-on Diamond, its is co-chairing the Democratic membership favorite to replace retiring Senate Presi- Martin is ,cratic presidential effort in the House, said his Biddeford dent Gerard P. Conley, D-Portland, in ampaign Kennedy returns to Mondale. The na- lose as many as eight seats 1985. "The responsibility of the political party could tion is also suppor. many as seven. However, he party now is to field the better can- or gain as Democrats, but local party Chairman president to "stay the course!' BIDDEFORD (API—Sen. Edward didate." said he expects L. Dutremble said Kennedy's ap- the faces will be different, M. Kennedy, returning to a city that sup- Dennis The Republicans, meanwhile are "Basically, will help prompt a better voter ary treasurer of the will be approximately ported him in the presidential caucuses pearance working to offset a lackluster candidate but the numbers I had been D- Bangor. four years ago, urged voters Tuesday to turnout. Skidgell effort last spring that left the same," said Diamond, a lot of excitement, and to en. recruitment Dana Dean the Democratic ticket. "He generates I authorized candidates in 11 Senate Two independents — support to do this year— them with no L. with me in those Maine that's what we're trying ticket on behalf of There were even Johnson of Sanford and Willis "You stood and 37 House districts. and I'm asking you to go for a record turnout!" the June Lakeman Jr. of Medway — also are run- caucuses of 1980, more vacancies up until Kennedy said to Accompanied by Gov. Joseph E. ere applied at all, it GOP can- ning for the House No independents are stand with me again:' primaries, in which nine about 400 people. Brennan and Sen. George J. Mitchell, made it clear the en- qualify in the Legislature now. a roaring ovation from didates attracted enough votes to Mondale. the Massachussetts senator also got a a position of the In the new: 35-seat senate, to which In addition to touting the as the party's nominees. the warm reception at a rally in Lewiston, d last week. districts were added under the Ferraro ticket, Kennedy also plugged "I'm only working with what I was two another Democratic stronghold. president, Scott plan approved last year, the campaigns of U.S. Senate candidate given," said Doug Curtis, who, as redistricting About 200 people heard Kennedy' shocked by the at. are counting on keeping the Elizabeth H. Mitchell and congressional assistant to Republican State Chairman Democrats question whether the nation's economy :al is "sickened" by majority that is crucial to challenger Barry J. Hobbins. Loyall Sewall, is helping organize the two-thirds is really healthy when so many Maine on many bills. Biddeford's voter registration lists legislative effort. their influence shoe workers have lost their jobs. GOP hold 23 seats — more show a lopsided advantage for Curtis, a state representative from They currently Climbing Mount Everest VOTE NOVEMBER 6th requires reservations accusing him of trying to make the climb Elect KATMANDU, Nepal (AP1—A ahead of other people who applied. millionaire Texas rancher and ski resort Everest is booked until 1997. owner is returning home to Dallas after Bass said he joined up with a govern- learning you can't climb Mount Everest ment expedition to clean up the Everest without a reservation. trail, under the impression it would go "1 blame me and my naivety for not all the way to the summit. Later, Bass knowing the mountaineering regulations said, he found out he also needed a clim- this country!' said Dick Bass, 54. bing permit from the tourism ministry. indsay of Bass talked with reporters Oct. 25 in Bass estimated the false start cost him State Representative an attempt to counter local press reports $150,000.

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6 The Daily Maine Campus. Rednesday, October 31, 1984 Forget ghouls and goblins 'selling like crazy' Reagan and Nixon masks So far, he says, only a few. peo- This year is Little Jack Horner ghouls more than that." David liter- in ple have sought a Mondale mask BOSTON (AP) — Forget Ines 50th year in business the tolino said last week at his store. says or one of his running mate. and goblins. This Halloween, downtown Boston. As usual, largest Little Jack Horner Inc. "The other Upstairs, in the store's costume owner of the country's Bertolino, political costumes are day someone from Mondale head shop, saleswoman Donna Dauria costume shop says Reagan and very well. Masks of Presi- quarters came down and bought a selling noted that religious costumes are Nixon masks are selling like crazy, Reagan and former President otil) Reagan mask. Don't know what dent extremely popular this Halloween, along with Michael Jackson gloves for $25 to $40, depen- to do with it. Nixon sell nuns' habits renting for $30 at $14.95 a shot. they plan of detail in the with is hot—easily as ding on the amount robes $20. Furthermore, the owner said "And Nixon and priests' popular as Reagan," Bartolino disguise An outfit modeled on "Elvira", that Mr. T and his gold chains are store has sold all of its 1,200 said. "1 gums people still love to The a late-night TV hostess who very popular, but remarkably few of•Massachusetts Sen. Ed- hate him. Sometimes they come in masks dresses as a sexy vampire, is pro- customers want to look like Walter Kennedy, but still has a few and buy the Nixon mask and then ward bably the biggest selling costume, Mondale or Geraldine Ferraro. F. Kennedy masks available. handcuffs or a balland-chain John says, "for both men and "Reagan is a very, very big seller, buy was prepared to order she to go with it." Bertolino women." :16.41, I say we sell about 12 a day, even masks of Democratic 5.000 Shiny, decorated Michael eltt\ presidential challenger Walter WW1 Jackson jackets—epaulets and tip Mondale several months ago, but safety all—are selling quickly among Halloween then decided against it. teen-agers, Dauria added. College "If he doesn't win, I'm stuck students, meanwhile, frequently re- with thousands of Mondales star- adults hohope quest costumes based on the hit emphasized to ing at me. Then I've got to the line movie "Ghostbusters." tive material, or making a design then that someone down and motorists should be "I notice a lot of people come Parents with reflectorized tape. Children looks like him," he said. Talent careful during Hallo- the in asking to see our Boy George especially should carry a flashlight to light "You have to stick by to insure child and pedestrian he said. costume," she said of the ween their way and to providri better numbers and the polls," LAS CRUCE: safety, said Col. Allan H. Weeks, lines. We English pop singer who dresses like visibility to motorists. "We don't take any party and a super son chief of the Maine State Police. asking a woman, "but no one wants to With visibility greatly reduced just order what they are segments for 01 "Motorists are encouraged to drive it this time of year by early darkness for." Talent showcase. caution in neighborhoods with and possible rain, the state police Legendary cci where youngsters in colored sure advises motorists to make assemble a grow costumes may be rushing from their windshield wipers are func- producers to for yards and driveways." said drive of the tioning properly and to The staff • newly added con Weeks. carefully where costumed children the fourth Annu Although some parents may be may be walking or running along Talent Showcam accompanying their children, other Campus the roadway. Maine submit comedy youngsters will be alone. Thus, in not to "Parents are encouraged comedy scripts the excitement of the evening, let their children eat any of their competition. unescorted children are likely to at everyone a treats until they arrive home, wishes Joining Hope forget caution in crossing roads which time an adult can closely ex- category, songwi and walking along roadways. amine all collected goodies." Mike Reid, wt Weeks said parents can help and happy said Weeks. He said unwrapped safe writing "There keep their children safe by selecting and candy should be discarded, House" sung t „„41‘ bright yellow, orange or white sec if fruit should be examined to award for best costumes. Recommended are Halloween•c.4„.1) it has been altered in any way. costumes made of or with reflec- lacrscg•a,,A A,,,,r, m=acmnr,g=tool-,r.- Undergraduate Business Association WANTED! , meeting Thursday, November 1 STA 6:45 p.m. in the North Lown Room in the Memorial Union All interested are welcome

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Campus notes from States 55 pro- across the United mask e. College drops SAT Dstume Southern Cal Students scalp dorm Bates Dauria room contracts requirement The Lewiston college faculty has nes are that Housing is so tight at USC voted to drop Scholastic Aptitude loween, to sell some students were able Test scores to screen applicants, for $30 rooms to their $150 a term dorm replacing them with the results of $300. Elvira", others for three other aptitude tests. s who ethnic voices off is pro- Housing chief Bill Thompson Florida will keep condemned the scalping, but add- student radio station 3stume, Ralph ed there's no law under which to Journalism Dean en and in a 7::•;,44 prosecute the studeuts. Lowenstein has announced with "black, lichael memo that students York or ethnic ac- is and cracker, New students may be the be on the air on the among Engineering cents" can't cheaters at University of of Florida's radio College likeness is not a popular mask this worst University Walter Mondale's Paso re- Texas at El station. ently Halloween. says it's "to the hit Lowenstein tell people with horri- UTEP's College of Engineering realistically accents that they are not going le come accepted turns in the most cheating reports ble show entries now make it on the air." George Talent of all university departments, pro- to of The broadcast industry, he says, of the also been added to the extensive list bably because engineering courses N.M.—A super star hires only those with "middle esses like LAS CRUCES, performing categories that include all are so hard, department Chairman will judge new American accents." wants to 374, and a super songwriter areas of contemporary and classical Reid says. Collegiate Robert segments for the American music, dance, drama and variety. Hampshire won't sue student Talent showcase. Students who participate in ACTS New Hope will !Minnesota nixes gay 'reform' Legendary comedian Bob have the opportunity to receive cash reporter writers and group The New Hampshire attorney assemble a group of comedy awards and scholarships, overseas tours, team for the office now says it won't producers to form a judging showcases, personal appearances and general's category in The university denied student Teresa POierti, a reporter newly added comedy writing auditions by major talent agencies, prosecute Collegiate group status to a group that wants the conservative student Dart- the fourth Annual American record companies, dance companies and for Writers may "to convert homosexuals into Review who secretly taped Talent Showcase (ACTS). other entertainment organizations. mouth situation heterosexuals." exerpts from a gay submit comedy one-liners and Entries are being accepted for the and published of the ACTS group meeting last spring. comedy scripts as part Fourth Annual American Collegiate It said the group was "a bogus student tiut Dartmouth may hold a competition. Talent showcase through April 15, 1985. front" for Bachar, Inc., a "Chris- another new disciplinary hearings on the Joining Hope in judging For more information and an official en- tian ministry helping those in will be songwriter grounds she violated other category, songwriting, try form write or call: The American homosexual bondage to freedom known for privacy. Mike Reid, who is best Collegiate Talent Showcase, Box 3ACT, Jesus Christ." students' In My through writing "There's A Stranger Mexico State University, Las An New House" sung by Ronnie Milsap. NM 88003. (505) 6444413. has Cruces, award for best Video Production

miation RE-ELECT COMMITTED 1 STATE REPRESENTATIVE described in terms of action. John's committment can be best present in our classrooms, While many talked about the problems ial Union firsthand some of the pro- went into the classrooms to see John today. In order to better facing teachers and students blems home, John urged his BOTT the needs of the people back JOHN understand of the Educational a site for one colleagues to select Orono as public hearings. As chairman of Delivery System Subcommittee in Augusta" his perspective by allowing independent voice that public hearing, John broadened "Your process before decisions were Is the people of Orono input into the made in Augusta. to include more voices in the EXPERIENCED When John recognized the need ?rrn Or * educational funding, he traveled debate over the level of in numerous panels and forums $25 EFFECTIVE throughout the state participating wer * and at many campuses. He urg- and speaking to many civic groups their opinions and to get involved arcing COMMITTED ed those he spoke with to voice * encouraged people to act rather 500 before decisions were made. He 800 400 than react. I limited to education. He also However, John's concerns are not supports measures that would: of climate to help stem the flow • promote a better business young people away from Maine; heritage by protecting our • preserve our unique Maine enviroment; further government IER • protect civil liberties against encroachment; to include an Equal Rights be held • amend the state constitution Amendment; property taxes on homeowners; l:30 p.m. • help relieve the burden of high

3nt Authorized and paid for by candidate ted is UMaine faculty by marching John showed his support of McCarthy's tenure. with them to protest Chancellor (photo courtesy of Bangor Daily News) K, #3 hours! VOTE YES ON QUESTION a 8 The Daily Maine Campus. Wednesday October 31, 1984. Filling in Editorial PATTI B. FINK when Ni The Maine Cam parking gratuity mentaries. Letten. open About aboue:4: No should be Lanes are amino/he suggest that people should not be rewarded for Lion only under s has once again taken the right t tudent Government their efforts. Want to know what gratuity is? Ask reserves itself to discuss and debate the go through taste and libel. it upon It is to suggest that people should a waitress or waiter. To be more specific, open parking hassles of Sridiculous question of an the hours of studying, the endless see what it isn't. papers without system. exams, and the torture of writing I've never seen any human in any claim is that it is unfair for faculty The basic hope of reward. other line of work treated more like a best parking spaces while students achievement for to have the It is to penalize effort and dog than a waitress. I don't know why out in the wilds. not yet achieved. must park the sake of those who have it is that certain greasy, low class slobs are several facts that should be con- also generate SEA flee' There The open parking system would believe they can sit at lunch counters, when thinking over the proposed open The rut sidered a great deal of havoc and confusion. bars or restaurant dinner tables and undoubtedly parking system. to get to the parking tots first will become the masters of fine cuisine to be interestei has been mentioned time and time again It cause a few problems. served with prompt, friendly, perfect ser- editor: of the University of Maine are will not solve To the that the faculty And, the open parking system vice from an unfaltering human being And it is obvious that this After a vastly underpaid. the problem of too few parking spaces. a nonexisting species). rectified in the forseeable (which is SEA (Student Ente situation will not be year or so of getting beat to the best spaces the is bad no must use other Granted if service there's and Activities) is a boi future_ Therefore, the university of parking problems will surely be heard is cries question. No one wants to have the dent government th methods to reward its faculty. If that reward time from faculty as well as again, only this meatloaf special slapped down on a are not aware something as small as a good parking place people students. slimy table before him 20 minutes after holds weekly Thursi then so be it. The solution to the parking problems on this. by a tacky "Alice have been the order was taken meetings at 7 p.m. in The faculty of any university campus is not to create a free-for-all race for the -type their students Doesn't Live Here Anymore office, on the third fl through years of training, which spaces. The solution is to create more put a best waitress who snapped her gum and roll- Memorial Union. A are only beginning to get. The faculty Simply ignore the parking spaces. ed her eyes when he asked her for extra terested in commrq great deal of time into their classes and pick an unsuspecting patch of environmentalists, "special sauce." meetings and being ; research, as well as dealing with the bureaucratic it with asphalt. grass, and cover But if one wants to be served proper- SEA is more than headaches of departments and colleges. has considered the idea of If the administration ly., than one shouldn't frequent dingy So far this year, a The faculty deserve preferential treatment. system, they would do well of an open parking diners that have 12 eighteen-wheelers very low, a They deserve every benefit the university is has been to forget those ideas quickly. and a zebra-striped Volkswagon parked this is becai capable of providing. To suggest that the faculty SEA feel front underneath a sign that says what wi should be treated the same as the students, is to out do not know "Good eats." is responsible for ma Anything above that (which is almost concerts on campus s everything) one can only expect the best service only if he is behaving like a sane individual. Campus Do some people think the phrase "thank you" is something that should technical not filter through a waitress's ears? Pend why can't some customers say editor: "May I have the sirloin please?" as op- To the , posed to "Yea. Gimme the, ugh, the Garry Trudeau's letter is in re Due to a shipping error, steak. And don't burn it," while they This your article last weel in the ain't even grant her the courtesy of tear- Doonesbury will not be appearing the student ere ing their eyes off the menu for three ing Though well written, Maine Campus until November 8. seconds to acknowledge her presence. contain a few te But then again, waitresses aren't human. did rors that I feel need When a patron becomes impatient for The article stated his long-awaited super-supper hell twist tam n a share draft (ch his body in all sorts of flexible contor- count a student had tions while he says to his meagre, little balance of at least S wife, "I think that dumb broad forgot regular share (savirq about us." by Berke Breathed for a minimum of 3 BLOOM COUNTY Well, the waitress,(unless she's a total that is required to ob dorf) has all her orders stored row fea50 probably draft account with ewe*, ! in her head because that's a big part of MAW Egli rle RUMS* her job. I'd like to see her spin around and say, "Food doesn't cook in one minute, you (posterior end). Cool your jets. How could I forget about a troll like you?" But she can't. She must grin and bear it because that's her job. She has to deal — with hungry people (which are perhaps the nastiest people on the earth). tip," is a MMINFC, "It will be reflected in the common way out for people listed in the cheap class. Are ignorant people under the impression that waitresses make $IO an hour? Sorry to shatter the supposi- tion, but most waitresses make waitress Campus an hour. With Maine minimum which is $2.01 - Wednesday, October 31, 1984 all the running back and forth, brown vol. XCV no. XL nosing, table clearing and shop cleaning a waitress must do, ten minutes must seem like one hour. And it's all for the Suzanna M. Donovan, Managing Editor Rich Garven, Sports Editor patron. She must make everything nice, Michael P. Harman Photo Editor Ron Gabriel, Managing Editor Tom Hawkins, fast and professional for the party that Editor Editor Don Linscott, Managing Editor Rick Lewes, Assignments ends up walking away after an hour of Graphic Artist Rebecca Daigle, Adv. Prod. Manager Beth Hearn. fine service and a $30 check with Editor Mark Gagnon, Adv. Sales Manager James Emple, Copy nothing but spilled coffee, crumbs and Caron Copy Editor Rick Gretchen Dittmer, Ado Office Manager Rod Eves, used toothpicks on the table. Business Manager Stephen R. Macklin Editorial Page Editor

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when writing Grenada celebrations are misguided welcomes letters to the editor and CO.. The Maine Campus that took place. vasion of a tiny Caribbean be 300-words or less; commentaries To the editor: tervention mentaries. Letterisboteld as Glowaski said of Island was seen as a quick, easy atuity words. Anonymous letters and commen- However, should be abou(450 of the Grena- even flamboyant action are web:edge :bid names will be withheld from publica- The "celebrations" currently the US. bombing and taries war revive U.S. morale, tion only under special circumstances The Maine Campus being held for the first anniver- dian mental hospital: "In that would No doubt for plenty of good reserves the right to edit letters and commentaries for length, sary of the invasion by the mistakes do occur." provide ratuity is? Ask might have media coverage and deflect the taste and libel. United States of the Caribbean one or two students e more specific, did the of the average U.S. Island of Grenada should strike died. Nonetheless, attention the moral from U.S. intervention all non-U.S. citizens as United States have citizen human in any Grenada? elsewhere. Its so-called success somewhat hypocritical. It would right to invade led more like a proud of undoubtedly being brought seem from American reactions Glowaski was clearly is lon't know why and thought it before the public gaze again to world events that a double the U.S. action low class slobs undertaken, but because U.S. policy in the SEA needs the help of standard exists here. There is was rightfully partly lunch counters, viewpoints East is again faring bad- for he US, gosernment there are other Middle ner tables and ly. There is, however, another and another for everyone else. worth considering. ine cuisine to be interested students Kingdom to the Grenadian affair Medical students who ac- When the United aspect ndly, perfect ser- editor: the B52's, and con- operation in which has rather more serious To the FIXX and cepted to study in Grenada Mounted a military ig human being SEA is also the Falkland implications than mere piracy certs in the future. should have been warned by 1982 to liberate , species). Entertainment of the Arts Alive own nationals, on the high seas, which is hard- SEA (Student in charge their own embassy staff of the Islands, their 'bad there's no Activities) is a board of stu- weekly Saturday invade by the ly new. There seems to be little and series, the dangers of residence in such a who had been its to have the that many and much more. official U.S. reac- doubt that the U.S. government dent government night movies volatile area. However, Argentinians, ed down on a aware of. SEA people are by the either deliberately took advan- people are not In all SEA events, motivated partially, no doubt by tion as demonstrated 20 minutes after Thursday night with staging, in the United tage of, which is bad, or was holds weekly needed to help the knowledge that they had Jean Kirkpatrick ,r a tacky "Alice at 7 p.m. in the SEA security, from non- panicked into gross over- meetings ushering, hospitality, failed to gain admittance to US. Nations varied Anymore'ttype third floor of the and adver- actively hostile to reaction to, which is worse, the office, on the as well as publicity schools, they freely chose to go committal to ,er gum and mil- Union. Anyone in- is not a re- action. Yet the civic disturbances in Grenada Memorial tising. Experience to Grenada despite the risks. the British ked her for extra in coming to the Working for SEA the United States last October in order to interfere terested quirement. That they were frightened for following year being a member educational and en- territory, in the island's politics. meetings and can be very their own safety during the invaded a sovereign ie served proper- more than welcome. free to drop by the during a period of civic The U.S. invasion and con- of SEA is joyable. Feel period of unrest is fully merely frequent dingy attendance to one of our rescue its nationals tinued occupation of this Com- So far this year, office, or come understandable, particularly if upheaval, to ighteen-wheelers low, and we at there of their monwealth country lacks even has been very weekly meetings. the rather naive young man, who had gone kswagon parked people and the safety of the tenuous justification that SEA feel this is because David Glowaski, who visited own free will a sign that says what we do. SEA John Gallagher were not seriously at Britain could put forward for do not know this campus last week is a whose lives of the Secretary invasion of the Falkland is responsible for many SEA typical example. It is not enter- risk. Moreover, this repossessing (which is almost such as the territory took place Islands and seem at variance concerts on campus taining to be shot at. Whether friendly ly expect the best any consultation of the with official U.S. lack of sup- or not their lives were ever without laving like a sane of state, who is the port for that British action in realy in danger is another mat- dejure head contained since Grenada the United Nations. U.S. Campus article ter. That the Grenadians would British sovereign hink the phrase country — citizens must decide for have deliberately killed any U.S. is a Commonwealth hing that should has always been con- themselves whether their action technical errors nationals is unlikely, since such a fact that aitress's ears? ignored by the U.S. is analogous to that of Britain an action would have exacer- viently IC customers say government. The defacto ruler in the South Atlantic, which individual to have had a share bated what was to them a pure- n please?" as op- To the editor: is, of course, the current prime they did not support. The account with us for a minimum ly internal matter: a change of le the, ugh, the minister. United States cannot have it response to of 30 days. The balance of the government by time-honored it," while they This letter is in Seen through non-American both ways and maintain inter- concern- account is irrelevant. means. That the few Cubans tear- your article last week Grenadian invasion national respect. , courtesy of article stated that present would have been so eyes the ing the student credit union. Also your been a high- menu for three treasurer as to deliberately kill seems to have Though well written, the article the president and the foolish Esmee Webb ge her presence. at is even less likely handed action, undertaken did contain a few technical er- are the only paid employees U.S. nationals Research Fellow sex aren't human. have known partly because U.S. policy in the Visiting that I feel need correction. the student credit union. since they would ties impatient for rors likely to Middle East was at that time article stated that to ob- Though I wish that was true, in such an action to be supper he'll twist The the in- faring badly. The successful in- draft (checking) ac- reality it is the manager and the precipitate precisely I flexible contor- tain a share student had to have a treasurer who are compensated his meagre, little count a of at least $50 in their for their work. mb broad forgot balance regular share (savings) account Student Government a minimum of 30 days. All Bill Riley UMO nless she's a total for is required to obtain a share President, her orders stored that account with us is for an UMO Student Credit Union. handles many problems at's a big part of draft spin around to the opera- her To the editor: hours of their time n't cook in one tion of student government. your time is spent in end). Cool Many times amidst turmoil Much of this troll like the dorm or apart- : about a we forget the good aspects of meetings in most students things. Despite the problems ment, however and bear results of these ef- ust grin that student government ex- only see the deal a dance, a ). She has to perienced last spring and con- forts. ic a concert, perhaps a movie, or a press hich are tinues to deal with, it remains supper, forgotten or the earth). dedicated and functioning release_ It is often a to who has in the tip," is a Register organization. Many people in unnoticed as events. This is :ople listed in the student government have re- organized these un people under mained loyal and committed to not meant as a condemnation tresses make $IO student government of students not involved in seeing but tter the supposi- through its, adversity. Al the top student government, waitress vote in- rather as a note of awareness. es make Then of the list of dedicated President Ritzi urg- )1 an hour. With dividuals are Student Govern- Last spring of greater Id forth, brown- President Steve Ritzi and ed a program ment promotion of nd shop cleaning Vice-president Chris Bradley. awareness and government, its boards 11 minutes must on Elected in February of this year, student id it's all for the they inherited the usual pro- and committees. through a greater : everything nice, blems and were surprised with Hopefully, and awareness we or the party that a few others. Yet these two in- promotion greater understan- after an hour of dividuals have remained com- can bring a 6 of student government to 130 check with November mitted to solving the problems. ding community. fTee, crumbs and Most students do not realize the university e table. and energy put into the time Adams government by students Mark student President, like themselves. Steve and Chris, journalism many lnterdorrnitory Board 'h year and many others devote d Maine.

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34_1984. 10 The Daily Maine Campus. Sfi.dnesday, October Magazine .4 Season of SpoiLs by Johnathon Reagan Lash, Katherine Gillman and • Story of the 113n- A Season of Spoils: The David Sheridan. (New York: Review Environment theon, 1984; 386 pages.) Book Administration's Attack on the The book details numerous of carrying out its Mo-Hoc out in much made incapable other examples of burearcratic by Larry L. Berg The volume points In addition, Just 5 months; such as Anne legal responsibilities. delay or outright refusal to act, A Season of Spoils carefully detail that officials natural resources Craziness, Peat & Watt public lands and open opposition to enforcement of the extent to which high- Gorsuch (Burford), James prices and now details sold at "bargain basement" government lawyers, and Fish ... Reagan Administration and lesser known aides set out im- forever. law by ranking to private firms are gone favoritism in the ad- and abused their after assuming their political officials used mediately Water supplies polluted for genera- laws rang- destruction to act on the simple ministration of federal position to attempt the positions to come, if not permanently, toxic en- real problem was tions ing from the regulation of of two decades of bipartisan premise that the no longer a natural interference by tonics are waste dumps to forest manage- vironmental policy. The picture too much government To Darlene and 1 regula- reSOUICe. ment practices. presented by the authors is com- with industry, too many Just a hi from and too Spoils also clear- This grim catalogue of the con- plex, but it clearly reveals the way tions, too many taxes A Season of who think you're The publicly the effect of sequences of a policy which strays in which "true believers" in many bureaucrats. ly outlines how "regulatory td6 far from the path of law and government go about imposing stated goal was pesticides,-16xics, lead, asbestos statements and human moderation offers no prescrip- their views, even if those views are reform," but the and other chemiCals on in officials in impor- tions. The authors acknowledge contrary to those embodied actions of Administration health was downgraded CHEESE, suggest For deliberately chose to tell "a federal and state law. contained in this volume tance as a policy consideration. they We've had a to -I932 reform, but showing rather than develop a policy Unlike any other post the goal was not example, scientific data story" times...remember -car- But one wishes they had Republican administration, the radical surgery. that certain pesticides were analysis. Pretenders, Swans clear "bad us the benefit of their exper- Reagan term began with a cinogens were dismissed as given Diamond, Hypers of Watt's and Gorsuch's And at 386 pages, the book commitment to undo the policies Many science:' tise. a few) Our time t as could presumably be "good have profited from a final of its predecessors, Republican actions On the other hand, would short, but oh so ! was by another administra- in- well as Democratic Nowhere reversed science" came from the affected edit. the memories than actions of David even those who have close- the attempt more successful tion. The dustries. Children in toxic shock But and the Office of the performance of the in environmental policy, specifical- Stockman from chemicals they were exposed ly followed and Budget, land Administration in en- ly in the Departments of Interior, Management to while playing at home on Reagan a will be more difficult to energy and natural Justice and Energy, the En- however, containing asbestos fibers; work- vironmental, in an era of limited matters will find the book vironmental Protection Agency correct ing and middle class families resource To Hebbie: Com- and budget deficits. By con- resource and a timely and the Nuclear Regulatory resources whose drinking water was a valuable Have a wonder cutting budgets by case Students of government mission. Those chosen to enforce systematically taminated by toxics, in every reminder. Halloween! Let's percent, redycing staff, and concerned the laws frequently were appointed 30 or 40 A Season of Spoils shows that the and politics, together! of- enforcement divisions will find here a win- after direct consultation with eliminating administration opted for risks of citizens alike, in- enforcement agency and re- realities of govern- ficials of the regulated private in an human cancer and other health dow into the pass an immediate financial potential to affect our terests and all were required to quiring problems rather than enforcing the ment and its as a basis for any or ill. an Administration "true believer" dividend law and protecting public health. lives, for good Happy Hallow' action, the EPA was litmus test. regulatory l'hi sisters and p1. costumes this we communique Get psyched for t "STEP-TEEN, parental support LV ,•0.11 October 31 2 - North Somers Wednesday. Shibles Hall 7 p.m. group. 203 Thanks for the "Evening Childcare at the Education brown bag sym- monsters, rats, lo Children's Center. 6 p.m. to 9 p.m. posium. 1200 p.m. 159 Shibles fudge, and thoug *Guest Lecture Series presents Hall. You make it all v Berke Breathed, "Bloom County" "Meditation and prayer by N1.C.A cartoonist. 8 p.m. Hauck. 1200 p.m. Drummond chapel. Steven, Thanks for all if me. Have a great Berke Breathed Happy Annivers4 NVERA14, County' 500 Main St. itilli creator of 'Bloom Maine Cara, Bangor, will be speaking tonight(October Who says life Auditorium at 8:00 p.m. The.31)n picture it? (Anot ki i.Hauck S lecture will include slides, music and Misconception) Tonight!! a few surprises. Claire & Cathy, Are we ready l 'free to the public' treats tonight? the Bounty's ) 'reception following' ICome to j Dead Meat and t think tl Don't Party There's no use 11 Halloween CU ESE' LKCTU Q1',' eSEQ11',16 _ booth. Light THE STUDENT GOVERNMENT ponsored by Bud A COMMITTEE OF

NI>. Sweet Pupr The Maine Campus 4t No matter w' •.; . us, I always wa * PRIZES * • . beside you. I lc Photo Department... always and fort .. •.. p on Tuesday and Thursday Huggies. $ has openings t $100 Given to couple • workers. Applicants • '• nights for darkroom • with best costume .. must be experienced, have expertise in • i printing, and be able to work under • SDR- You don .p • missing. pressure. • person !• $50 Given to , Those interested call: • So, Mike, shot '• • what? Are the '• Tom Hawkins at 581-1269 or 581-4515 of the v with best costume :*•• desses '•• These positions'are available now (Notice the pn • perfect.) : and will be filled, on a first come basis. • is Have a little wicked brew with a friend! ••.4 .. . >• • • • •_•.•—•. .•..•..•.....•_...... •• ...... _. 31, 1984. 11 The Deily Melee Campus. Ittabseateh October

oils by Johnathon pledges of Pi ne Gillman and Amy- To all the sisters and (New York: Pan- No tricks! It's a real treat work- Beta Phi - Have a Happy t6 ing with you at the Child Study Halloween! pages.) and knows all! Center. Luv, L.B. - Snuffles sees !tails numerous Emily Annie of burearcratic Mo-Hoo, Dracula, Carousel t refusal to act, Just 5 months; thru 'Just Between You and Me..! you Shots, O enforcement of Craziness, Peat & Repeat, can creep into my room anytime. ent lawyers, and Fish ... and now Si!!?! Forever Your Halloween, ism in the ad- Happy Willing Victim ederal laws rang- XX00's gulation of toxic TEE Pammie Jeanne, forest manage- Racquetball, TKE Little Sisters, To Darlene and Lisa: late talks, scoping. 'Tug of War'... a couple of bears ilogue of the con- Just a hi from Thanks - What would I do two honeys! olicy which strays who think you're without you? Oliver and path of law and Bet hie Theodore 'ers no prescrip- Kirs acknowledge Gregg, Doug, and Marky, chose to tell "a CHEESE, I love you guys! Happy We've had a lot of good in develop a policy Halloween. Portland, the Door Tanya t wishes they had times...remember No Swans Island, Mahanc7: efit of their caper- Pretenders, Hypersexuals? (to name pages, the book Diamond, DeLorean, Our time together was marshmallow • fited from a final a few) You deruffled short, but oh so sweet! Thanks for 'Planet-X' is conducive to bed with you!! who have close- the memories. skydiving! Bahamas se Signed, 3erformance of the We're all over it! I ain't missing you Love, nistration in en- at all? Hot Mamas nergy and natural s will find the book To Hebbie: ource and a timely Peter, Have a wonderfully frightening You're forever attached. I'll :nts of government Halloween! Let's spend many more always love you!! Happy and concerned together! here a win- Halloween! ill find I Love You. Love your of govern- talkies Mark Sophomore Eagle, affect our otential to Pokey . or ill. Happy Halloween to all Alpha Phi sisters and pledges! Your Gretchen, costumes this weekend were great - Next time, you type 'em! Get psyched for the hayride! parental support Robiss, 2 - North Somerset: It's been two great years of love, .ibles Hall 7 p.m. Thanks for the mailboxes, crying, and growing. You hildcare at the laughter, monsters, rats, lollipops, flowers, are my life and my future. Happy iter. 6 p.m. to 9 p.m. and thoughtful(?) notes. Anniversary, Honey! See you Series presents fudge, ire all worthwhile. I Love You! County" You make it tonight! d, "Bloom Punk Lisa p.m. Hauck. Steven, • Dale, done for Thanks for all you've Thanks a million - 'I ain't miss- and me. Have a great Halloween ing him at all'...so glad I met you - love you. thed Happy Anniversary! I you're a great friend. Barbie - - To my fa,orite Chem. E.- Liisa County' ALL BANANAS: Cara, ATTENTION Thanks for making me smile Doe, and Rad: October 31) Who says life can't be as YOU Clink, and for taking care of me at cer- My ENFJ, commence the horri- another swell The. it? (Another popular We will now -.gain parties. No more water fights, Like always, 00 p.m. picture blatant forever. fying' of Draino, Maine: O.K.? weekend. LOW always and , music and misconception) twisting, P.U.s, road trips, arm hope our times together get Have a swell Halloween. and everything Love always from Claire & Cathy, scooping. Djarums, better and better in the future. and/or illegal. your ESL! Are we ready for our trick or forbidden, radical, You're a special person and I'm we're corrupted. lic* treats tonight? SO glad glad you're here. • The fourth Happy Halloween. Katherine Lee, ing atypical corrupted You. Have a Hippy- Dead Meat and Dead Meat, Love, I LOST banana, Day. think that I've forgotten. Gorham Girl Happy Pun-kin Don't Spark Love, no use hiding in the phone There's your Little man booth. Dear Olive, TO my virginal roommate: Johnny A. Love, My Lovely. I miss you while IMENT It's a good thing you wore white Can I have a hug voyaging out on rough seas alone_ this weekend. You look different Lisa, Ann, & Elise - Get psyched Sailed through Meddy Bemps and you walk funny. I'm glad I'm 'for the Loaf! My Sweet Puppy, recently. Thought of strawberry not the only one. Happy No matter where our lives take soda & you; I got goosebumps. Halloween. KKH & CPS, us, I always want to be right Yes, I did write this. Love you. To the two friends that are rac- libu two are the best! Happy beside you. I love you infinitely, PoPeYe nt... ing to catch up: sardine and Anniversary! always and forever. Kiss, Squeeze, cucumbers and if you haven't Pogo, R&J Huggies. the time you are 25 hursday Love, caught up by Surprise, uh, sorry about the >plicants C.R we'll pay. open heart buggies experienced, in Love ya, but warn old one-eye to watch out. Pumpkins are orange, artise Your fairy Love, Ghosts are gray, Icier SDR- You don't realize what you're godmother. Him You're the best, missing. Anyday Love, Becky & Teresa Barstan's - Pronto' up or Gretch Beer So, Mike, should I give Thanks for a fabulous weekend. Your Secret and god- i81-4515 what? Are the demi-gods I wish I could stay forever. (You Gremlin desses of the world really worth it? maahvelous!) looked clear, Beck! now (Notice the prefix no one Much love, I read you loud and le basis is perfect.) Diana 7 . 12 The Dos,. kfa,se UM1 Sports proS Basketball team to play exhibition Friday

.3:‹ Oz.e- Ts Ro # pi-me w-_. :cc• 7,7 • .77 Star' :ne 77- -- -1C-rt- na.s kr: 7 : - =A- . ce• - - • .V#.-1-iif ...en. • .nt- Ter- n:rt nt-r M.1-.7.G•pv.k•e-7 aj..3•77 -Le - - ce Ldnery-t7 New Br..z_sw,cs tze 3 Memoora. Gy=aa..-7 regsdar laSS.77. .;41* m24 Game -Line is ac -- a 77T3Ce.i.:7 aa..77"-t ae-737. s ;...1:40d OpjaC,...C.17 :oa.:± _Peter Ga.:- sac Head Laszsawn L MC, a ne-nrd- f 3 OTC of 1m — Dif-77.7,32 and won the Maine 1C=3 t'...011er;ate k"-rt:1:5 'acme: -The, are per _a_ - Ga.= s_f-zs pzs.c:.- MAJAWt -mr as head - for 13 Wt - _se - OpT onacr. - - 7,71,77•7 game an an eq.:- - ratr.t- Into the Laners_:, :7 position_ perman arid real= we mace --t Gown: sac: tnit ,egan dempons. - 007- 1 Maine opens as regular sca.- _t schoc.r hew. and payer ad:-st- :fp= on Nos 21 _ nas '1...7e7 than Lant yew. L won the Atlantic Coast C • erei._t_ 7.tn: may.- a ors cos:h.-the MCC,ode last season and ransned in -The *hole team - c_ csed tc wha: the top 10 in most nat.onai polls slimed and r Gasett said_ Dalhousie head coach Caroi ▪ had to nrazn. - • iystr.m. 1: was tne ear:x*11i be ns firv this scissor- NO pent- - mpm^.eincz ., t had scrim.inages. 'Savoy myself and 7', _ `of astram :13azhes pet a group -Now nase to It the adjustmt- -it freshmen :Isis Seeker Clore MeCos (kilo rehires as L MO's second leading reboander. .. ,t7.: and base made ,7 .t...17.7 year are set- - tGarses photo, 17 •...cc a737a7 '.• most hase.- the swit.:n _ _.t- -than first person an internship, while Walker and =,altjaatri011 - McGoi.,ditck •aas often :he to do made " • ne said. off the ber..th. Allen both played in 23 games. Dalnicasie captain Emils Ellis and •..ne Onset: sac: guard. Mar, Vsaacer. Beth Cormier. Ellis. who led New England in scor- .77.en's 'Daketrak.... two At freshman L.z. Coffin are the only 22.4 points a game last season. - three sears. P. finished sr...onct• Annie' Allen and fresnmen len Smart ing with named at this MSC and fourth those years. starters will all set ac-tior.. C0.7171:e7 ont, played fourth people base been se* (see ELLIS page 14) SaYoy said her team r.ir.s a fast break -Those :wo in six games last season before leasing consistent r. our practices and will be offense_ - Gasett said. The other -A lot of transition." Si$0) said. Starting. three spots. I don't know yet. E.enm:me "We really try to get the ball off :he so :lose I can't tell who will may miss board and up the floor as fast as possi- is playing Patriot player ble - - start. people who do WM are impor- The game will be played under U.S.. "The but the, don't necessards finish the game with neck pains rather than international rules. tant, game." he said Sam* said the biggest adjustments with him." he said, "ex- Beside Ellis and Coffin_ Maine returns FOXBORO. Mass.' API- wrong will be lack of a 30-second shot clock cept he's taken a constant poem- senior Claire McCcy and sophomore Sesere neck pains that doctors loathe-referee mboinding the ball after - dingover the years." Lynn McGosildrick at the forward-posi- speculate May be linked to a each basket. McCoy started last season, aserag- lifetime of football may keep All. Hannah, 6-foot-3, 265 pounds, &ray said the game "is slower under tion. 5.6 rebounds. a game. and Pro offerisne guard John Hannah of Canton. Ga., spent six days in Ll.S rules, but we're going down to get ing of Ness England out of the traction in Massachusetts General iratnots game Sunday against the Hospital after complaining of pain Broncos in Denser. last Wednesday. doctors found no Hannah. 13. 4eft the hospital sign of broken bones or disc pro- Seniors!! Tuesday after six days with his blems, said Greenidge. sesere neck pains still a msstery. • Greenidge said Hannah no Hannah. a 12-year pro seteran, longer had pain.,Guy Morriss Will Be Shot On Sight... will continue treatment at the staled in Hannah's place Sunday clubhouse and is Sullisan Stadium against the New York Jets. That's right! Philomena Baker of a doubtful %ACM for the Derwer game. said Jim Greerudge publici- Until-this season. Hannah had be on season Baker Studios in Hampden will ty director for the Patriots. started 154 of 159 regular games with the Patriots. campus Monday Oct. 22 thru Friday "They still don't know what's portraits. ******************* Nov. 9 to shoot senior * * * Sign up NOW for your * Basketball Cheering Tryouts : appointment in the Guys encouraged! 3rd * Senior Sku4ls Room first practice: Union floor Memorial Monday, November 5 5:30 - 7:30 p.m. Sittings are Gymnastics Room FREE Memorial Gym To encourai any Pa Avoid last minute rush The Daily Maine Campus, Wednesdov, October 31, 1984 13 UMO judo, a sport of self-defense

is Bill Madden, a UMO judo club member said judo a sport with self-defense applications. 'Since it's a fighting style you can apply it to defend yourself, but as far as we're concerned this is a sport,' hit- "A lot of people don't understand it doesn't involve arm ting. It involves throwing, hold downs, chokes and bars." A clinic will be held in the gymnastics room on Friday judo from 7-9 p.m. featuring two black belts and other in atten- schools from Presque Isle, Lewiston and Calais dance. The public is welcome to attend. The judo club holds practice on Tuesday (7:3040 p.m.) photos) and Friday and Sunday (6:30-9 p.m.). (Garven

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p. %bile Walker and in 23 games. ;C% England in scor- s a game last season, (see ELLIS page 10) miss tins a," he said, "m- a constant poun- !ars." 01-3, 265 pounds, spent six days int, achusetts General INTERESTED IN: anplaining of pain BE A WINNER, PLAY ARE YOU doctors found no Program 'ones or disc pro- * A Top Notch Intramural Sports enidge. * Computer Terminal iid Hannah no Fine Home C000ked Meals n.. Guy Morriss * ih's place SundaN. * Single Rooms York Jets. CIASSIfiffIS • Location Close to Campus Till arena on, Hannah had t$i3 * A Well-Rounded Social Program 59 regular season Tutoring in M.E., GE., E.E., Pat riots. * Academic Forestry, and Business r 1 ----Come and visit all this and Mill Street, Orono at touts Wed. Oct 31 more HalloWeen Party with SIGMA PHI EPSILON RR" Nov. 1, at 4:30 pm. 5 H ND/ on Thurs., Prizes for best costumes Pizza Dinner at 4:30 $2 cover with costume diagonally across $4 cover without costume SigEp is located 25 non-alcoholic beverages to driver safety. Barstares is offering from Alfond Arena. To encourage him or herself as an operator of a vehicle any person who identifies * • • • • , • 7_, .

Rednesdav. Goober $1, 1884 14 The Daii, Maine Campus •Ellis Foirm SEATTLE (AP)- iceetineed from page 121 won't ever be the sa said team depth will make everyone work the trust in people hard. dispassionately "I Just think that last year we were Celtics for teachina at lacking that (depth)," Ellis said. 'This "You hear a lot fat year people are being pushed, and if so- que, loyalty and meone isn't playing well he (Gavetti thing," Henderso doesn't have to play them. It's definite-' I'm concerned, that h the best team we've had since I've been "I thought I ha in here" secure positions Gavett said Coffin has played well in goes to show you si the preseason and mas surprise some It shows you that ; people with her ability. player can be trade "Despite the fact that she went to a Especially if tha. small high school at Ashland (220 audacity to go to tlr students), she's ready to pias Division I about money. basketball," Gavett said. "I think a lot If Henderson is h of people will be surprised at how ems At 28, he's merely she's made the transition " On June 12, Coffin said she's made the adjustment Celtics' point guan to college ball because she's accustom- (ant contest of h ed to the "high level of play." seventh game of tl "In the summer I went to camp here Basketball Associt and played against the players a: series in Boston. Be night." she said. sion audience est im UMO plmiers.including Ili Coffin. The pair will start for Coach the Celtics A number of UMO captain Emily Ellis 'with ball, is guarded by freshman helped Smart. played agains: the lane is Mary Walker (tar riLlill, who - 111-102 vi, Ellis. Cormier and Peter Cowen this Friday in the team's first game Cutting through with a night in the field house tin' Lakers. each other at will see time at the guard position. it.,anen photo Angeles Summer He only scored but he didn't have at BYU; BC wins Celtics got 24 poin Wire roundup: Fiesta Bowl looks well, 22 from Den from Larry Bird. (API — Kevin minutes later. pet ing teams S4'0.000 each because it DURHAM, N.H on Besides, point gu BOSTON iAPt—The Fiesta Bowl to Peter Douns put New Hampshire not Me a network television Stevens scored two firsoperlod goals to score point considering .a move that would allow does -- - have lead Boston College to a 4-3 Hockey' the second Brigham Young University a chance of contract the board five minutes into be successful. East victors over New Hampshire on Brown 10 playing in th .Fiesta Bowl for bigger period, but the Eagles' Doug On Oct. 16, The Fiesta Boss 1 plans to pay each Tuesday night his goal a minute later to of his sixth season mones and possibly' against Boston Col- New answered team $I rnilhor. and will ask NBC top'- The Eagles are now 3-1 while lead. traded tot iege Or South Carolina according to The preserve BC's two-goal son was side more money to finance a possible Hampshire drops to 2-5 overall and 1-4 Boston Globe. \ for a 1986 first-roi national championship game between in the league. Douns got a second goal 44 seconds The Celtics den and another top ranked period, but the Eagles The newspaper reported Tuesday that BYL:. now 8-0, Stevens scored his first goal after a into the the final lingers that Hemd are BC or South Carolina. two up again at the five minute hi officials of the postseasonbowl game team, possibly New. Hampshire defensive lapse, then pushed because he had and she Globe said. negotiating a contract with NBC added a short-handed goal with three mark. contract with Bost to help sign BYL. after ei have asked the network The Globe said both BYL: and the Two days Jan. 1. 1985 game. to appear in the. %%AC could be expected to approve the change in bowl destinations for the win- team because of the BL, if it wins the Western .kthletic ning conference to play for the mythical na- Conference title, would be forced to play potential in the Holida) Bowl, which pays its com- tional championship.

AUCTION Soonsorec oy Beth Israel Sisterhood November 3 WASP, Sr 7:00 p.m. BMW Holiday Inn Ser- Ngerout Maine Campus Photo - Manse', uters, Main Street. Bangor The Tonigro thru Saturday A..ictioneet vice is now offering to reprint -cm Hooh Dick (eene- Ira, in print Keenan Action Rooms photos that have appeared ckeits are $3 30 ano ae wish to have a copy. avai aoie a! !ne Doc, for those who X.-4X • 5, The M.C.P.S. will also make B&W prints from your negatives. CANDIDATES' NIGHT For detalis call TOM HAWKINS at 581-1269 1st Thursday, November ERNIE 7:00 p.m. Memorial Service Everyone knew him as "Ernie- Ernie 101 Neville Hall was a friend to many generations of UMO students arid staff and a address for - come heir the candidates dedicated Bears Den employee Be informed Service issues and answer your questions 28 years A Memorial the celebrating Ernie's life is planned for MARY ELLEN MAYBURY Sen. KENNETH HAYES TIME Thutsday, November 1, 1989. (o-Orono) 330 PM RALPH CLIFFORD Lown Room. Rep. STEVE BOST PLACE North Memorial Union (D-Orono) JON LINDSAY Friends and acquaintances are Rep, JOHN BOTT invited to attend (Ft-Orono) ERNEST C BAILEY 7/3/34 - 8117/84 Sponsor ALL MAINE WOMEN Moderator. Dr. Warren Burns 1984. 15 The Daily Maine Campus. Wednesday, October 31, Former Celtic skeptical after being traded so we Henderson played on two hopefully, we'll be scrappy enough SEATTLE (API—Gerald Henderson was traded. It was a shattering ex- In Boston, in five seasons. The can win a few games." ever be the same: he'll never have perience, for Henderson thought he had NBA title teams won't champion- The Sonics, who play at Portland people he had before. He negotiated an informal no-trade agree- Sonics captured one league the trust in Tuesday are off to a 1-1 start. ment with the Celtics. ship in their previous 17 seasons in the dispassionately thanks the Boston Still not in top shape because of his Celtics for teaching him that lesson. Henderson knows the Celtics will NBA. Bird was voted the holdout in Boston, Henderson started hear a lot about the Celtic mysti- never really come out and Say why they' The incomparable "You Valuable Player. He both of the Sonics' first two regular and family, all that kind of traded him. 1983-84 NBA Most que, loyalty game season games as their point guard. He said. "As far as "I don't know if the whole situation played in last season's All-Star thing," Henderson Parish scored II points in a loss to Phoenix here down the drain. was undermined by the Celtics," along with fellow Celtics Robert I'm concerned, that's all night. He didn't score in a vic- of the more said. "You can't really say and Kevin McHale. Sunday "I thought I had one Henderson Utah in Seattle Friday night. was. Seattle's lone all-star last season was tory over secure positions in the league. So that what the reason he still is learning his It's still very Jack Sikma, the only remaining link He points out goes to show you something, doesn't it. "It's very disappointing. being traded to with the Sonics' 1978-79 NBA new teammates. It shows you that at any moment, any disappointing. Not just Bird is difficult. It's 1 like the championship. But life without player can be traded." Seattle. This is a nice city and Bird makes the "I was surrounded by all-stars in fun to win in life, and Especially if that player has had the team. But it's just the fact of being trad- Boston," Henderson said. Celtics winners. audacity to go to the mat with the Celtics ed. period. passer, and you can give on a world cham- He realizes he's not playing with the "He's a great • about money. "If you're a starter on the floor and caliber of players in Seattle. him the ball anywhere is bitter, it doesn't show. pionship team, then same Hender- If Henderson true," he said. "So I he can make things happen," being wiser. It could be a long season for the "That's very At 28, he's merely out. We'll son said. "We don't have that type of was the Sonics, and for Henderson. , guess my real talents will come On June 12, Henderson a team to make player here. I miss Larry." impor- The Sonics won't be the worst team in have to come together as Celtics' point guard in the most ad- The adjustment to a new team in a but they won't be the best up for all our weaknesses and take tant contest of his athletic life, the the NBA, of the country will not be an the Sonics aren't vantage of our strengths. new part seventh game of the 1983-84 National either. In other words, "It's not going to come easy, but, easy one. Basketball Association championship the Celtics. series in Boston. Before a national televi- sion audience estimated at 40 million, he pair to coaching staff re kir tin& helped the Celtics earn their 15th title Red Sox promote I wb•' with a 111-102 victory over the Los league pitching instructor for the Kan- and sburgh Pirates. He has been a Red Sox' Angeles Takers. BOSTON (API—Joe Morgan sas City Royals this year, was named pit- of scout for the last two years after manag- He only scored nine points that day, Tony Torchia, two long-time members ching coach. were ing their Pawtucket farm team in the In- but he didn't have to score more. The the Boston Red Sox' organization, Veteran coach Johnny Pesky, who League club's ternational League for nine years. Celtics got 24 points from Cedric Max- promoted to the American joined the Red Sox organization as a ins new well, 22 from Dennis Johnson and 20 coaching staff Thesday under Torchia was a first baseman in the Red player nearly 45 years ago, was moved from Larry Bird. manager John McNamara. Sox' farm system for many years until from coach to a special assistant to the don't necessarily at Winston-Salem in put New Hampshire on Besides, point guards Red Sox General Manager Lou Gor- he began managing general manager. club to Bristol in 1978 Eddie Yost as have to score points for an NBA man also announced that bullpen and 1976. He moved up to Lachemann replaced Morgan at and Fischer, 34, a minutes into the second be successful. batting coach Walt Hriniak has been re- and then, in 1983, succeeded third base coach, the start named the In- pitcher and a coach , Eagles' Doug Brown On Oct. lb, 10 days before tained, while Tommy Harper, first base Pawtucket where he was former major league Hender- Manager of the with the Cincinnati oat a minute larer to of his sixth season in Boston, coach for the last five years, will join ternational League's under McNamara Supersonics the playoffs last Lee Stange as Boston Mt- so-goal lead. son was traded to the Seattle Gorman's office as a special assistant. Year after winning Reds, replaces for a 1986 first-round draft choice. month. ching coach. 44 seconds Morgan, a former Boston College star, offered a job as a second goal The Celtics deny it, but the thought come one day after Stange has been the Eagles as a utility infielder with the The signings for Boston and ii penod, but lingers that Henderson was swapped played Brewers manager minor league instructor Braves, Kansas City A's, former Milwaukee Yost in the again at the five minute because he had his agent bring up his Milwaukee named Boston's Gorman plans to talk with Phillies and Cleveland In- Rene Lachemann was contract with Boston. Philadelphia Fischer, minor next few' days was a coach for the Pitt- third base coach and Bill Two days after ending his holdout, he dians and later 411111 AEI& 41111e. 4111e. 4111 41111. 411111 411MI Alb. AM. 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\Illy NON''INV 16 The Daily Maine Campus 4ednesda,) October 31, 1984 Sec the RIESIIDLENTUAL LOIRE daily EDITOR IRENE K. resNoFFIAANN vol. XCV n Vol. V. No. IX India mo IlexantifS- Gai _Students Helping Others NEW DELHI Program The End of Your Rope: What Next? mourned the asse Free on Wednesday a Workshops prime minister's Patti McCormick tion through its env iroment for The -year The Students Helping Others ourselves. This by Kristin Hartley 66 -o1 workshop teaches side her home Vv Program (SHOP. II) is com- us how to The scene: crumpled up recognize both alarm? rain of sub-mact prised of a group of univeristy positive and packages of potato chips, an em- negative ways Here is a checklist that helps to her own Sikh students (peer educators) who of dealing with pty coffee cup, a floor littered stress. Techniques understand the sources of stress: reported. At leas come from a variety of of relaxation with paper, piles of books, unan- backrounds, are also discussed I. Relax. Give yourself 15 gunmen were k but all share a com- in the swered mail, a calendar with red mon workshop presentation. minutes and do something nice The mortally wt goal - helping other studen- pen reading "due today" all ts. Akokol and Sexuality for yourself. Take a walk, a nap, a Hindu, died In The peer educators help them- will be over. I'm sitting at my desk with selves offered by the SHOP talk to a friend. a wave of anti-S and other students as they program af- an aching back and a pounding learn about ter November 5th. This 2. Have you been eating nation. present workshops on presen- head. Here it is Sunday night and various lifeskills tation offers a chance for healthfully? "Return bloo topics. The people I've accomplished only half of workshops to explore and share feelings 3. Have you had any exercise? crowds shouted provide an opportunity and my "must" list for the weekend. for thoughts on alcohol and 4. Have you talked about your Sikh shops wer a group of people to come sexuality I'm mad at myself, I'm worried together and explore in a safe and supportive feelings with anyone? shrines stoned. I their own at- en- about Monday morning and on titudes and values viroment. Myths about 5. Have you set realistic goals reported injures as well as drinking top of it, I don't feel well at those of are also discussed. all. for yourself? Extremist me their peers. SHOP also I know I can't accomplish provides The Decision Making 6. Have you had any fun Sikh religion ha a resource/referral ser- workshop anything in this vice for will be offered after condition lately? to kill the prime all those who seek fur- November and decide to sleep and ther 15th. This presentation forget it 7. Have you patted yourself she ordered a information and help. explores a all. However, as tired on systematic decision as I feel, the back? against the Sikl The SHOP II program making sleep doesn't come. will be process and Instead what The last June to cr offering the following affords an oppor- I get is a slide best way to cope with workshops tunity to prioritize show in my head: stress movement in tt to the campus community personal goals, images of is to see what you have or starting thus enabling things undone, National lea in October and a person to have professor's haven't done to bring the con- November. better faces frowning at me, my governing control over his/her life. parents dition on. Plan no further ahead Co Effective Self Expression is now The more wagging their finger, the clock emergency effective we are at hands than necessary - don't overwhelm ca . available. When we act asser- dealing spinning, the overdue library unanimously ct with the many problems, books yourself with studying for finals tively, we get our messages across. challenges - LIBRARY - I forget and decisions that life the when you still have the second party general 5 we feel better about ourselves, reserve reading! brings, the happier we are. prelim to get through. Decide Later, under and we prevent negative feelings presidential Requesting a workshop is a fairly what you can change and what pal from building up and being Is this scene familiar? If ex- simple procedure that can be done it is, you can't can't pressed inappropriately. by you are probably subject, change. You Effective anyone in the university like change the self expression teaches com- most people, to the fact that a paper is do people the munity; student organizations, effects of difference between stress. It is difficult tomorrow, but you can change Bea passive, asser- classes, Resident Assistants to avoid your tive, and agressive and stress since being attitude about doing it. behaviors and Resident Directors. To a student is looks at request a rather like being Think positive - be good to your- expressing one's feelings workshop, or for at the end of an by Sue Swift in an more infor- emotional self and acknowledge your own effective manner. mation, call yo-yo. You must think Staff writer Stress Colleen Vojak, in the future progress. By awareness of these Management also SHOP II Coordinator and operate in the All patron) available at 581-4769 present. How things you can avoid the feeling at this time. If we can or stop by the can you handle the forms of ide learn office on the stress? of not knowing where to start to how to deal with stress in a ground floor The first step is under- Bears' Den P positive of Hancock Hall. ding it. cope with what faces you. and effective manner, We look forward ceptable proo then to hearing from Stress has Congratulations ! You have made we have created a healthier you! several faces. It can the other fvo serve as a it through the first half of the motivating force which a UMO produces semester! employing said energy to accomplish Perhaps by Harry S. I what is these techniques, you can make before you. But it can assigned to tl Food also impede the second half a bit easier on Facts that process and "accept a Sc cripple progress. yourself. Are potatoes Stress is a anything to b and bread really nuts, physical and For further information on fattening?? rice, fruits and beans, which emotional alarm that license vvi. are good says "Stop. Relax. coping with stress, contact your Many calorie sources of vitamins and You can't ac- re-enforcerne counters won't minerals. complish anything RA about the SHOP II -program touch starchy foods Simple carbohydrates in this con- "We catch like potatoes, (i.e., sugar, dition." How which gives workshops on stress as breads, rice, honey) provide only can you avoid this to sneak intc and pasta, because calories. well as other areas of interest they think these son's I.D..an complex car- One advantage bohydrates are fattening. that car. the person Let us bohydrates have take a minute over fat is that 41-11).•"Wav ""v .. said. and look at this they ...... myth. contain less than half the • .4,v• He said us calories per gram. Fat •,a The major source of energy has 9 kcal for carding in per gram where as the diet • comes from carbohydrates and accordi car- contain 4 kcal per bohydrates and fats. gram. Another tion 10-60 If you are advantage of trying to cut total complex car- BREAD years of age calories, cut bohydrates the is that they increase MAKING of Maine li calories from • fat, but increase dietary fiber, your complex which plays an im- furnished.' carbohydrate con- portant sumption role in digestion. • "Only th to supply your body's Don't needs. be afraid of taking the license with Remember, an increase in potato Saturday, carbohydrates but be aware what you Nov. 10 proof," he should be in foods put on it. 4 such as Stay away from lots of • 9 - 11 a.m., Dalton s: potatoes, pasta, breads, butter Hilltop Dining and sour cream! Commons • was not act have re • not • FREE states. • sign up by November "The M; This page is written • 7 and paid kw by Residential Life. anyone thi at H.D.C. Michael ala • supervisor

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