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Serving the Storrs Community Since 1896 Vol. XCIII No. 42 The University of Connecticut Friday, November 3, 1989 Travel ban lifted, East German exodus to West continues Thousands enter Czechoslovakia BERLIN (AP) — About Pro-reform demonstrations 8,000 East Germans swarmed continued across East Germany into Czechoslovakia after East on Wednesday. The state-run Berlin lifted a travel ban and ADN news agency said 20,000 many reached the West German people marched in Embassy in Prague, seeking to Ncubrandcnburg and tens of follow thousands of country- thousands protested in Frank- men to the West. furt-on-the-Odcr. The resumption of what has The demons trators have been been a historic exodus came as urging reforms that include free East Germany's new Commu- elections, a multi-party politi- nist leader, Egon Krenz, arrived cal system and an end to press in Warsaw today for meetings censorship. with Poland's Communist In an interview with West Party leaders and the new Soli- Germany's Saarland radio, an darity prime minister. opposition leader challenged Krenz said it was a "great pleasure" for him to meet the Communist Party's leading Ul'I Prime Minister Tadeusz Ma- role in East German society. East German refugees display their emigration papers outside the East German zowiccki, the East bloc's first 'If the parly docs not give up Embassy in Prague. They later boarded a bus for West Germany. non-Communist head of gov- this claim, there will be no de- ernment. The two men shook mocratization, no revival of the paper interview that for his an exodus of young skilled sition group. New Forum. hands warmly for the benefit of economy, no solution to the group "the removal of the workers fed up with decades of More than 70,000 East Ger- photographers. many problems," said Ehrhard Communist Party was not part rigid Communist rule. mans have fled to West Ger- "I hope we will have not Neubcrt, a leader of the of the debate." Krenz rescinded the ban as he many since August through only good, neighborly rela- opposition group Democratic Restrictions on travel to began steering East Germany Hungary or after seeking refuge tions, but friendship as well," Awakening. Czechoslovakia were imposed on what he termed "a new in West German embassies in Krenz said. "We have had good But a member of the largest Oct. 3 by Erich Honcckcr, course" of tolerance and open- Warsaw and Prague. traditions and I think we can opposition group, New Forum, whom Krenz has since re- ness that has included dialogue continue those." said in an East German news- placed, in an attempt to thwart with the leading banned oppo- Sandinista's launch attacks to destroy Contra forces MANAGUA, Nicaragua Bush on Thursday appeared paper Barricada said Thursday "These troops will only carry the rebels. (AP) — Sandinista troops to reopen the possibility he that combat units in 14 towns out evasive actions," said Honduran President Jose Az- launched attacks in Nicaragua's may seek a renewal of U.S. in northern Nicaragua began Bcrmudcz. cona Hoyo urged Ortega to re- central and northern mountains military aid for the Contras, operations overnight, but nei- Contra field commanders be- consider his decision on the Thursday to try to wipe out saying "we will leave our op- ther the newspaper nor Ms. gan moving their troops back cease-fire. "Ortega's decision is outnumbered Contra forces that tions open" now that the San- Pasos gave details. into Nicaragua from Honduras deplorable. Nevertheless, I have infiltrated from Honduras, dinistas resumed military at- The Contra communique, after Central American peace hope he meditates ... and recti- according to reports. tacks. distributed by the Nicaraguan accords were signed Aug. 7, fies it," he said in Tegucigalpa. Lt. Col. Rosa Pasos, a The Contras announced Resistance in Tegucigalpa, but said they would await the The Hondurans also accused military spokeswoman, said Thursday they had accepted in Honduras, said the Sandinistas outcome of national elections the Sandinistas of attacking a most of the action was principle a Sandinista offer to mounted attacks Wednesday set for Feb. 25 before deciding Honduran army post Monday concentrated on rebels sneaking meet Monday and Tuesday at with tanks, helicopter gunships whether to launch offensive in the border town of Las into Nicaragua, but she would the United Nations to discuss and heavy artillery. operations. Manos. Col. Manuel Suarez confirm only one attack near demobilization. Roman Ms. Pasos refused to com- The accords called for volun- Bcnavidcs said there were no Quilali, in the border province Catholic Cardinal Miguel ment and said she had no im- tary Contra demobilization in casualties. of Nueva Segovia. Obando y Bravo said he had mediate reports on casualties or exchange for democratic re- A duty officer at the President Daniel Ortega also accepted an invitation. details of the fighting. forms in Nicaragua, but the Nicaraguan Defense Ministry ended a 19-month cease-fire on In a communique, the Con- In Tegucigalpa, Contra Contras were not a parly to the said he wasn't familiar with the Wednesday, saying the Contras tras said they were still await- commander Enrique Bcrmudcz agreement and said they would alleged incident and could not had been stepping up attacks ing an official invitation from said the Contras would con- not disband. comment immediately. inside Nicaragua. He also a U.N.-Organization of Ameri- tinue observing the cease-fire In Washington, the House of Ms. Pasos said most of the blamed the United States for can States commission set up because they have not had the Representatives voted 379-29 operations, which started near the renewed attacks and accused to verify Central American resources to launch attacks for a non-binding resolution the Honduran border, were in President Bush of promoting peace accords. since U.S. non-lethal aid was denouncing Ortega's resump- north and south-central "terrorism." The Sandinista party news- cut off in February 1988. tion of military action against Nicaragua. Lip Sync contest kicks off Homecoming weekend By Cindy Rodriguez Center came in third with screamed as the various Kappa Alpha Theta with their scntauon. Campus Correspondent "Miss You Much," by Janet organizations came on stage. performance of "The Lion "The Lip Sync Contest, Cherna Brown, a one-woman Jackson. The organizations used props Sleeps Tonight." along with Spirit Day yester- show, representing Shippee As winners, Shippee Coun- to enhance their acts. The Great spirit was also shown day, started the events for area council brought down the cil received a total of 10 Black Students Association when the Northwest Quad's homecoming weekend," house and took first place in points; South Campus, 9 used strobe lights and an elec- "Mick Jagger" fell off the according to a SUBOG Home- the Homecoming Lip Sync points; and PR/LACC, 8 tronic message board during stage, but picked himself up coming Committee spokesper- Contest at Jorgcnsen last night points. The points are used for their performance of "Keep On and continued singing "Start son. with her performance of "And the system which will deter- Moving." Me Up." "It was an unbelievable night I'm Telling You." mine the overall homecoming The UConn Marching Band The five judges scored on filled with great fun," said "It feels like someone has a winners. opened the show with a skit creativity and originality, pro- Derron Forrest, a member of knife in my stomach," Brown, Both levels of Jorgcnsen where James Brown gets turned fessionalism, audience response Delta Chi. a third semester prc-business were filled to sec the 18 differ- down at Jonathan's , because and overall homecoming repre- major, said after the an- ent acts perform everything he can't use his Vali-Dine be- nouncement from Barry Manilow's "Copa fore 7:15 p.m. The "Jonathan The second place winners Cabana," to the Young MC's workers" then turned into band For a story on Homecoming, from yesterday were South Campus with their "Bust or Move- members for the performance and today, see page 4. rendition of "Minnie the Enthusiasm and school spirit of "I Feel Good." Moocher," and the Puerto Ri- were the main themes. The Even the Husky Dog , wear- can/Latin American Cultural crowd sang along, chanted and ing a lion's mane, helped out page 2 Hie Daily Campus, Friday, November 3, 1989 AROUND THE WORLD Iranians prepare for protest TEHRAN, Iran (AP) — fundamentalists holding cloth banners Thursday Radicals plan an outpouring of Western hostages in Lebanon. between the maple trees lining hatred Saturday to mark the day It will be the first public Taleghani, a broad avenue that the U.S. Embassy was seized appearance by Mohtashcmi, runs past the embassy's main in 1979, and some diplomats 43, since he was pushed out entrance. view the plans as a challenge Rafsanjani, who formed his Among the inscriptions were to President Hashemi government in August and "No relations with the United Rafsanjani's more moderate leads the "pragmatists" who Stales" and "Strike down faction. seek to end Iran's isolation. global arrogance to protect the Ali Akbar Mohtashcmi, a Radicals have whipped up Islamic revolution." hard-liner Rafsanjani dropped as anti-American passion for days, Promoters call Saturday's interior minister, will address a undermining what had appeared anniversary "the national day of rally outside the former to be a government attempt at struggle with global arrogance embassy building, which moderation on the 10th and the world-devouring United —UPI militants stormed Nov. 4, anniversary of the beginning of Stales." Global arrogance, like Trainers attend to Belmont Stakes winner Easy Goer 1979. He is the president's 444 days in captivity for 52 "The Great Satan," has become at Gulfstream Race track in Hallendale, Florida. Easy main rival and has close links Americans. a synonym for the United Goer is scheduled to compete in the Breeder's Cup to Shiite Moslem Workers strung scores of States. race on Saturday. Increase in exercise can prolong life CHICAGO (AP) — Couch Blair. for an average of more than potatoes who dive under the The study by Blair and others eight years. Of those, 240 men sofa cushions at the thought of at the Institute for Aerobics and 43 women died during the an hour on the rowing machine Research in Dallas indicated study. It was a far larger study can take heart from a study mat that if all the unfit people than previous ones of which finds that even moderate surveyed had become fit, the the authors are aware, they exercise can prolong one's life. death rates might have dropped said. "You don't have to be an by 9 percent in men and 15.3 athlete; you don't have to do percent in women. The subjects were first tested hours of vigorous exercise "The most sedentary, the on a treadmill to determine every week to get some most unfit can get a lot of their fitness level and then obvious benefits," said Dr. benefit if they just can move tested for blood-cholesterol Steven N. Blair, a co-author of up the scale a ways" to a level levels, blood pressure and other the study published in Friday's of moderate fitness, Blair said. general health factors. They Journal of the American "They don't have to become also were questioned about Medical Association. marathon runners." factors in their lifestyles that Indeed, those who don't Thirty to 45 minutes of might affect longevity, such as exercise at all can get the brisk walking each day "will smoking, as well as family greatest benefit from exercise, produce the moderate levels (of history of heart disease. said Blair. And it's lime for fitness) that are associated with The study also suggested that them to start — fewer than 10 much lower death rates," he increased fitness may help percent of adult Americans said. compensate for other factors exercise at levels recommended The researchers studied that might shorten life, Blair —UPI by the surgeon general, said 10,224 men and 3,120 women said. Anheuser-Bush has announced it will introduce a new on-alcoholic brew. The brew, called O'Doul's, Intense pollution chokes Greece contains less than .5% alcohol by volume. ; ATHENS, Greece (AP) — The Education Ministry had to abandon their cars in the Air pollution soared to ordered all schools in the city, and only half of Athens' Man saves girl from train dangerous levels in Athens on Athens area to close Thursday 14,000 taxi cabs were CLEVELAND (AP) — A man chasing a driver in anger after she Thursday, prompting the and Friday in an unprecedented permitted to enter downtown. knocked down signs in front of his home pulled her from her government to shut down move to protect students and Industries in the Athens area disabled car seconds before it was demolished by a train, police schools, ban cars from reduce traffic. were ordered to halve fuel said. downtown and order industries The Environment Ministry consumption as part of the "It's funny. At first I was mad at this girl when she hit those to cut in half their use of fuel. banned all private motor emergency action, and smelting signs in front of our house," Thomas Saundcrs said. "But when she The National First Aid vehicles from the city center works and furnaces were shut got stuck on the tracks, I didn't even remember what I was mad Center reported that by noon between 7 p.m. Thursday and 5 down. about. All I could think of was she needed help." Thursday, 15 people had been p.m. Friday. In the area outside The weather bureau predicted "I actually got into my car with the purpose of chasing her down hospitalized due to the air the commercial center, only that the unusually warm and to get her license plate number," said Saunders, 19, of Cleveland. conditions — nine people with those with license plates windless autumn weather Jennifer Johnson, 17, of Painesville was going westbound on a heart problems exacerbated by ending in even numbers were would continue until Sunday, city street when she turned the car and tried to drive across Conrail the smog and six with allowed. threatening to raise pollution tracks. respiratory problems. Thousands of office workers levels even higher. Police said a wheel of her car became lodged in the tracks. Saunders said he tried unsuccessfully to push her car with his. As the train approached, Saundcrs said he yelled at Ms. Johnson Bodies of Indian riot victims found NEW DELHI, India (AP) — Bhagalpur is 110 miles east state, which both religious to leave her car. Police found 25 bodies in the "As the train was approaching, the driver blew his horn, and she of Patna and 635 miles groups claim as sacred. remote eastern town of southeast of New Delhi. The Indian news media rarely got hysterical," he said. "I opened up her car door and pulled her out Bhagalpur on Thursday, the just before the train demolished the car." army has been called out to identify the perpetrators or the scene of sectarian violence maintain peace in the town and victims of sectarian violence. 1 between Hindus and Moslems surrounding areas and a curfew Press Trust said decomposed last week, news reports said. is in force. bodies could be seen on the Correction Press Trust of India said the Assistant Professor of English Regina Barrcca was Mob violence broke out in street of at least one of the discoveries raised the death toll Bhagalpur and four nearby villages and that occasional incorrectly identified in Wednesday's paper. The Daily in the fighting to 190. There Campus regrets the error. village on Oct. 24 after Hindu gunshots were heard. have been no reports of fundamentalists organized Moslems form 12 percent of violence for the past two days, processions celebrating the the country's 880 million Weather the news agency said, quoting building of a temple at a spot people. Hindus make up 80 government officials in Patna, in neighboring Ultar Pradesh percent Chance of showers Monday night, otherwise fair the capital of Bihar state. through the period. Highs in the 40s Sunday, 45 to 55 Monday and Tuesday. Overnight lows in the 20s Pilot's error blamed for Libyan crash to lower 30s Sunday and Monday, in the 30s to lower SEOUL, South Korea (AP) "A careful study of the airport. Eighty people were 40s Tuesday. — Pilot error was to blame for plane's black box and flight killed, including six Libyans the July crash of a South records showed that the pilot on the ground. Korean jetliner in fog near attempted to land in conditions About 25 minutes before the USPS 129580000 Libya's Tripoli Airport that which were beyond his power," Second CUn Postage paid at Storrs. Conn. 06268. Published at crash, Yoo said, the airport's the Daily Campus, Box U-189. Monday through Friday 9/12- killed 80 people, officials said. said Yoo Han-kyu, chief of the control lower advised the pilot 12/9, 1/26-5/5. The Transportation Ministry Seoul District Aviation to divert to another airport Telephone: 429-9384. said flight records of the Control Office. because visibility had dropped Postmaster. Send Form 3579 to The Daily Campus, 11 Dog Korean Air DC-10 with Libyan The flight, which originated to to 800 yards. Lane, Storrs, Conn. 06268. The Daily Campus is an associate aviation experts indicated the in Seoul and carried 119 member of the Associated Press which is exclusively entitled lo people, crashed into an orchard reprint material published within. pilot had been told of The plane was kept informed deteriorating weather but still July 27 after hitting the top of of deteriorating conditions as it tried to land. a building near the Tripoli approached the airport, he said. The Daily Campus, Friday, November 3, 1989 paj»e 3 ;New Poland says lack of aid could topple government WASHINGTON (AP) — Kozakiewicz's party remains ficials to move more quickly. years, while the Republicans ment their The speaker of the Polish par- in the Solidarity coalition, al- cconomic pro- Solidarity leader Lech Walesa have proposed a S585 million grams." liament said Thursday he told is expected to convey much the though there are differences package. senior Bush administration and over some policies. Kozakiewicz, speaking with same message during his In a related development reporters Thursday at the Pol- congressional officials that Congress has appropriated scheduled visit to Washington Thursday, President Bush met ish Embassy, avoided com- further delays in economic aid $100 million for food that is this month. with Hungarian reform leader menting on wrangling between to Poland could help topple the The Peasants Party last en route to Poland. But further Minister of State Imre Pozs- Solidarity government. the administration and summer split from the Com- aid is stalled over Republican gay. Bush "restated his com- Congress. "The situation is rather dra- munist Party coalition in par- efforts to attach to the Polish mitment to the success of But he repeatedly criticized matic," said Mikolaj Koza- liament, opening the way for assistance bill an unrelated Hungary's democratic reforms," Western governments for not kiewicz, a leader of the Peas- Solidarity activist Tadeusz amendment to cut the U.S. the White House said. moving fast enough to get aid ants Party and marshal of the Mazowiccki to form the first capital gains lax. Kozakiewicz met Wednesday to Poland in the pipeline. lower house of the Polish non-communist government in Democrats have proposed with Deputy Secretary of State "All the major countries are Sejm or parliament. Koza- Eastern Europe since World sending Poland and Hungary Lawrence Eaglcburger and on all the time elaborating their kiewicz said he urged U.S. of- War II. $989 million in aid over three Capitol Hill with two sponsors programs, but not sending aid," of the Polish aid package, he said. West Germany has Bush will stay on Navy cruiser Senate Majority Whip Alan also pledged a major aid pack- Cranston. D-Calif., and Sen. age, but details may not be Paul Simon, D-IU. clear until Chancellor Helmut during summit with Gorbachev Cranston and Simon, Kohl visits Warsaw next'week, WASHINGTON (AP) — and then be whisked to a Navy Malta has loosened political appearing at a luncheon for he said. President Bush will stay aboard guided-missile cruiser offshore and military relations but still Kozakiewicz on Wednesday, a Navy ship in the for the remainder of his stay. has strong trade and said they were continuing ef- The delays "mean that we Mediterranean rather than at a He is expected to return to commercial tics and provides forts to pass die aid package. will be silling in ihc middle of staging area in Malta Washington at the conclusion easy travel access to Libyans. After the meeting with Ea- of talks Dec. 3. The summit was a topic of winter with the situation get- throughout his summit with gleburger, the State Depart- ting harder and harder." Soviet President Mikhail S. Bush and Gorbachev will discussion Tuesday when Bush ment said the two men The delays dishearten those meet on U.S. and Soviet ships Gorbachev on Dec. 2 and 3, it met in the Oval Office with "discussed the current political Poles "who traditionally trust Imre Pozsgay, minister of stale was announced Thursday. on alternate days. and economic situation in the West," and prompt However, White House press Some members of Bush's in Hungary and a leading Poland as well as the role of "malicious joy among those secretary Marlin Fitzwater said entourage, including the White candidate in presidential foreign assistance from the who do not trust the West," he there was no concern about House press corps that follows elections this month. West in helping Poles imple- said. security problems in Malta, the president, will be housed in Speaking wilh reporters which once had close tics with Malta. A pool of reporters is to later, Pozsgay said the Col. Moammar Gadhafi, who be taken by helicopter or superpower talks would further 487-1193 is accused by the United States launch out to the ships to detente and strengthen as being a sponsor of cover the superpower meetings. perestroika, the process of Campus terrorism. Fitzwater said it was the economic reform, in the Soviet "There are always security United States that suggested Union. problems but we believe that Malta as the staging area. "All Central European florist* they can be managed and that Malta, an independent nations can only profit from the president's visit there will republic consisting of five it," Pozsgay said. be secure and safe," Fitzwater islands, lies 58 miles south of "And, naturally, it would be RED ROSES said. 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IBM PS/2 DELIVERS Signifiean t Studen t/Faculity&AVINGS Student-to-Student Support 486-2573 • Free Hands on Training Nov. 6 & 23 • Pre-loaded Software • Point-Click Mouse Applications page 4 The Daily Campus, Friday, November 3, 1989 New Homecoming has broken history By Steve Jones West Campus won by have to involve alcohol,' she Campus Correspondent portraying the "Wild, Wild said. "Jonathan's Big Adventure" West." 1980 was another storms onto campus this important year as homecoming HOMECOMING, THEN weekend, and looking at the royally was elected for the first history of UConn it is clear AND NOW—Gov. William time. A. O'Neill, below, the homecoming has always been Homecoming 1981 fell on an adventure. grand marshal of the 1982 Halloween, thus the name Homecoming parade, ig- Years ago, homecoming was "Myth, Magic and Madness." a huge, campus-wide event, but nited student protests on The Jungle won the campus education. Below, Pete its popularity wilted until. In competition by transforming the early-seventies following McHugh (I) and Vic Gatti North Campus into "The work on Sigma Phi the breakdown of fraternities, it Jungle Book." went entirely out of style. Epsilon's Homecoming In the following years, each float which when finished Kevin Fahey, Associate homecoming built on the Director of Programs of the will be the symbol of successes of its predecessors. UConn, Wilbur Cross. Student Leadership This year marks the tenth —Sara Cousins/The Daily Cami Development and Program anniversary of the historic Office, remembers his first parade of '79 and homecoming year, 1978, at UConn. "All we personnel arc excited about the had was a concert. That was upcoming festivities. Kenny Loggins... I couldn't Cammic Ganicllo, a three believe it, I mean it was year veteran of homecoming homecoming!" organization, is in charge of In 1979 the event was reborn the this year's parade. She and a homecoming parade took says spirit has been vital in the place. The theme was "The development of this year's way it used to be" with an aim celebration. "There's been a to once again involve the entire higher level of participation university. Each section of this year. There's been more campus competed in a color spirit." contest and with a choice of yellow, the duo of South and Tailgate parties arc a UConn Alumni won. It was a tradition, and Carol Wiggins, landmark year that brought Vice President of Student stability to successive Affairs and Services, feels they homecomings. have never been a source of In 1980 the "Climax of the trouble. "We hope people will century" pitted campus areas be respectful of alcoholic against each other in beverage usage. Tailgating can representations of decades. be fun, but it doesn't always —File photo *************¥¥*¥*¥********.* GOOD LUCK £ Holiday HUSKIES! { Spirits WILUNGTON I Rt. 195. Holiday Mall. Storrs PIZZA * 429-7786 The Largest and Best K3«. Mouse * Stocked Spirit Shop In Town * - -*" Vl^p ~7*fM ^"^^ Rt. 32 * KEGS • KEGS * ' 429-7433 C ■ KEGS • KEGS r Bus Scfoduk

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T.N.T. Entertainment Center 1717 Storrs Road Storrs, CT 06268 The Daily Campus, Friday, November 3, 1989 page 5 iNews Study shows anti-drug abuse ads having impact WASHINGTON (AP) — The survey by Gordon S. findings to the media leaders, such young people who said attitudes among teen-agers Anti-drug abuse ads are making Black Corp. — which was said the margin of error for they had been offered drugs toward drug abuse showed a big impact in areas where hired to conduct the poll by the various parts of the survey of declined from 18 percent in "only marginal improvement." they are seen frequently, Media-Advertising Partnership about 7,000 people ranged 1988 to 16 percent in 1989, Such attitudes improved among according to a survey released for a Drug-Free America which from one-half percent to 4 the same level as 1987. 13 year olds, but not among Thursday by a non-profit produce and promote the ads — percent. The survey also found that those 16 to 17, the survey coalition of advertisers that found that marijuana use Black said one of the the percentage of children 9-12 found. sponsors many of die ads. among adults in areas where survey's discouraging findings who had tried marijuana rose The results prompted the ads were shown frcqucnUy was that one of every six from 4 percent in 1988 to 6 The partnership aims to air President Bush to praise media declined 33 percent in one year. children aged 9 to 12 is percent in 1989, while the S365 million worth of anti- leaders who have donated time In areas where the ads were approached to buy or use drugs, percentage of those who had drug ads a year — which and space for the commercials. seen and heard more rarely, the whether they live in the cities, tried cocaine or its smokcablc calculates both the costs of the "This group is at the leading use dropped only 15 percent, die suburbs or rural areas. form, crack, remained at 1 ads and the donated media time edge of a powerful and moving the survey found. However, the survey percent each for both years. — for a total of $1 million a effort debunking the big myth As for adult cocaine use, it indicated that the percentage of In addition. Black said. day. about drugs by dcglamorizing declined 15 percent in high- them and dcglamorizing their frequency areas compared with users," Bush told a White 2 percent in low-frequency New testimony introduced House gathering of more than areas. 100 media executives. Black, who announced the in wood-chipper murder trial NORWALK, (AP) — 1986 and using a chain saw and first trial. Electrical system fire In testimony that never wood chipper to dispose of her When asked by Crafts' surfaced in the first so-called body. His first trial in New lawyer, Thomas Farvcr why he wood-chipper murder trial, London Superior Court ended omitted the statements, Farvcr won't delay opening Richard Crafts' brother-in-law in a mistrial last year. said he wasn't asked about By David Collins Conference basketball game on testified Thursday that Crafts Rodgers, the husband of them. Pressed by Farvcr, he Daily Campus Staff Jan. 27 between the University told him police wouldn't be Crafts' sister, also testified said, "I was under instructions The only thing damaged in of Connecticut and St. Johns able to find his wife's body Thursday that Crafts didn't by you and your law partner the Gampel Pavilion explosion University. where they were searching. appear to be concerned about not to volunteer anything." on Oct. 15 was the switch The cause of the explosion David Rodgcrs, testifying die wood chipper. Rodgcrs also testified that gear, according to Pat Nolan, and the cost of the damage to before the state rested its case, "Oh, they found out about after Crafts' arrest. Crafts, a communications officer for the the switch gear are still being told the court that when he that did they? I'm going to tell former airline pilot from state Department of Public investigated by the Department informed Crafts that state them I got it to clear brush on Newtown, called him and asked Works. of Public Works. Nolan said police were diving for evidence my lot on Currituck Road and him to get rid of the low bar he The gear allows the electrical the department is finalizing in Lake Zoar in Southbury, it will be a dead end for them. had in his house and his truck system to switch automatically their report. Crafts responded, "Let them That will be as far as they can bumper. to alternate power when Nolan said the repair would dive, there's no body — it's go," Rodgcrs quoted Crafts as On Wednesday, Rodgers anything happens to the not cost the state anything gone." saying. testified that "Richard Crafts system, Nolan said. When the because it is covered by Crafts, 51, is accused of Rodgers did not testify about was the closest thing I ever had switch gear is not working, the insurance. murdering his wife, Hclle, in the statements during Crafts' to a brother." system can be manually switched to alternate power, he said. 487-1193 Nolan said die damage would ox no type Campus not delay the pavilion's Copy & Word Processing, Inc. opening because die contractors OPEN have been able to work with M0N.FRI. 8:30-5:30 UConn Business Block florist SAT. 9:00-1:00 Rt. 195 & Dot? Lane alternate power from 487-1794 Storrs.CT generators. Once the switch gear is repaired, everything RED ROSES should be okay, he said. The first event in the Resume Headquarters $11.99/dOZen (cash & carry) pavilion will the be a Big East Laser printed Resumes Downtown Storrs (next to Store 24) UCONN'S MEDICAL SCHOOL TRIP Wednesday, November 8th DEPARTMENT OF STUDENT Call by Saturday 11/4 if intarested COMMISSARIES WEEKEND OF 11/4 & 11/5 Carin 429-3203 Carolyn 429-8213 r SATURDAY - COLD SATURDAY - HOT Mike 742-0087 ° Marshall 427-1518 Asst. Cereals Hash Browns Sponsored by the Pre-Medical Society Bagels Scrambled Eggs Asst. Donuts Hot Cakes (USG Funded) Asst. Danish French Toast Fruit Waffles Asst. Juice Sausage/Bacon PopulojisPudding Presents Muffins Coffee Tea/Cocoa Sat Nov. 4 Salad Bar Toast at PRLCC 8 p.m. Potato Salad Joe Cardillo Macaroni Salad Ham/Turkey Performance poet Cold Cuts Croissants Lisa Suckdog and Co. Salad Bar Chicken or Veal Performance group Asst. Vegetables Parmesan Euthanasia Devil's Food Cake Green Beans Milk Spaghetti Acoustic group Punch Italian Bread SUNDAY - HOT CR $3 admission Hash Browns Fast Food Menu Scrambled Eggs See Week IV Sun Nov. 5 Sausage/Bacon In Hi 278-282 S.U. S0UtK Waffles SUNDAY - COLD Hot Cakes Asst. Cereals 6 p.m. Toast Bagels Jawbreaker Coffee/Tea Danish (California hardcore) Cocoa Fruit Milk/Asst. Juice S.V.O.E. Clam Rolls Muffins (Southern Ct. hardcore) w/ Tartar Sauce ... + ..:. Salad Bar Otto Roast Beef Cold Cuts Fish Fillets Milk/Punch (from UConn) Ratatouille - Veg. Cherry Crunch Oven Browned Potatoes admission Dessert Page 6 The Daily Campus, Friday, November 3, 1989 -Art: The Sugarcubes spice up the new wave scene By Amy Zitka touch of the Eurythmics Another cut on the album is just a maid, but yes to food is the sky/ So the sun will grow Daily Campus Staff Bjork Gud-mundsdottir's wail- yes to life." pale." The Sugarcubes may be "Pump," which is about two ing voice and her somewhat people loving each other. The An almost thought-provok- The compact disc of "Here around for a long lime if they frequent shrieks arc intertwined ing song is "A Day Called Today..." includes three bonus keep putting out albums like music is a wonderful blend of with Einar Om's prosaic vo- keyboards, guitar, and drums Zero." "A Day Called Zero" tracks called "Hey," "Dark "Here Today, Tomorrow Next cals. mixes organ-like keyboards, Disco," and "Hot Meat." The Week!" creating a somewhat romantic The album opens with 'Tidal mood. with trumpet, guitar, and per- album is not full of variety, "Here Today, Tomorrow cussion. It gradually turns into but the music is good and the Next Week!" has a good beat, Wave," which uses Caribbean calypso drums giving the song a fast paced tune. What the lyrics are different If the Sug- but most of the songs are per- Album Review song sccrr.s to be about is the arcubes make another album formed at the same musical a small island touch. The song begins with a strong bass "Eat The Menu" tells people day after a nuclear holocaust. like "Here Today, Tomorrow pace. In "Life's Too Good," This is represented by the Next Week!" or "Life's Too The Sugarcubes had a variety line and drum beat while in- to eat; discouraging anorexia termixing guitar and horns and bulimia. The tempo is lyrics, "A day called zero is the Good", they will definitely not of tempos ranging from a slow day we'll all relax. Mountains melt away. "Here Today, To- brassy "Birthday" to a quick throughout the song. moderately fast and sometimes "Speed Is The Key" incorpo- jumpy. A portion of the lyrics will tumble with a long and morrow Next Week!" is on the jumping "Delicious Demon." heavy thump. Dust spreads on Elekira label. On this album The Sugar- rates space-like sound effects. is: "It's none of my business/ cubes sound a little like a The song begins with Bjork But you have to cat. Your ap- mixture of Orchestral Ma- voicing a futuristic sound and petite is appalling. Have some keyboards mixed with promi- salad/ Bite an apple/ Suck an Arts Calendar noeuvres in the Dark and November 2-5 Ultravox, combined with a nent snare drums. orange/ Taste the pate. I'm tion. A Cry in the Dark Real Art Ways presents The will be shown in von der Fifth Connecticut Mchden at 8 p.m. Admission Hillel invites you to Choreographer's Show- is $3. case. Nikila Cole and Judy November 6 Wake up to a Bagel Brunch Dworin will perform Thursday Faculty and Friends and Saturday evenings at 8 will perform at von der Mehden p.m.; Willie Feuer and Susan at 8:15 p.m. For information and food for thought... Mathekc and Timothy Martin call 486-2260 or 486-2106. Sunday, November 5, 11 AM and Debra Broder will dance on November 7-12 Dr. Janet Schrager Friday at 8 p.m. and again on The Gingham Dog by Family Psychologist, on Sunday at 3 p.m. All perfor- Lanford Wilson, opens at the mances will take place at the Nutmeg Theater, 802 Bolton "Coming Apart and Coming Together: Charter Oak Temple, 21 Char- Road, UConn. For ticket in- Your Family during your College Years" ter Oak Ave., in Hartford. For formation and reservations, call information call 232-1006. 486-3969. Les Miserables, Sunday, November 12 November 3 based on Victor Hugo's novel, Dr. Jeff Fisher of Psychology Dept. on The Hartford Sym- opens at the Shubert Theater, phony Orchestra will play 247 College St., New Haven. "AIDS Fears and Fables on Campus" at the Bushnell at 8 p.m. Call The musical will run through $4, or $3 for Hillel Members 54 N. Eagleville Rd. 246-6807 for ticket informa- November 26. For information call 624-1825. November 8 Kazuhito Yamashita Looking for something different in video movies? will play guitar at Jorgensen Indulge yourself in a totally Auditorium, 2132 Hillside foreign experience... Road, UConn.

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The three figures arc In 1945 DuBuffet created Other works arc entitled lithographs and silk-screens by to be a bulldog in the grass. outlined in blue and then "Profile of Man with Mous- "Group of Suntanned Faces," Jean DuBuffet will be on dis- In 1962 at the age of 63, blended into the painting, tache." It features the tradi- "Piano Player," and "Angry play at the William Benton DuBuffet published 24 albums creating contrast. tional villain with the wrinkled Cat" Museum of Art until December of new lithographic works and eyes, jagged teem and a goatee. Bullman also created the 3 22. "Scintillation" is part of a developed his own style called portfolio named "Geography." DuBuffet also made wood- bronze figures outside the "Hourloupe." From a distance the grey, cuts, like "Country Frolic" and museum. Exhibit Review "Hourloupc" is a word black, and white colors blend DuBuffet uses to describe the together looking like a marbled DuBuffet, a post World War sound of his red ballpoint pen Actors needed in play surface. At a closer look, the II artist, started painting at the Three men arc needed to play doodling across the page. print's texture comes out Rehearsals arc nightly from age of 41. Two years later "Landscape with Onlooker" Lords in a Nutmeg Theater 7-11 p.m. The Lords arc re- DuBuffet started experimenting looking like a pebbled beach. production of Shakespeare's is a child-like drawing of stick Other lithographs which look quired to be present at approx- with prints. DuBuffet admired figures with one riding a "As You Like It." imately three-fourths of the re- the L'Art Brut or the art of the like stone surfaces are No acting or singing experi- bicycle and one holding a "Vagabond Stone," "Rock hearsals. insane. pitchfork. The one dimensional ence is required, but is helpful. Those interested in applying Foam," and "Geometry." TJic Lords arc minor but im- In 1953, DuBuffet experi- lithograph is a mapping of "Geometry" looks like several should sec the stage manager, mented with creating images portant characters. Some of the town roads, houses, rock constellations. The lithograph Lauren MacKcnney in the by cutting and rearranging sev- Lords have a few lines, and walls, and various persons. is covered with black ink ex- Drama/Music Building, room eral imprints then pasting them DuBuffet discovered silk- some sing. 101. MacKcnney will be cept for a few untouched spots The production is currently together to form another screens in the 1970s. The silk- of the neutral background. available today and on Novem- recognizable figure. Most of screens arc oversized in rehearsal, under the direction ber 5 from 6:30-7:00, and after DuBuffct's imprints arc from "Hourloupc" sculptors. 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Catherine Keating Kevin Fraser Sports Photography It's homecoming Homecoming is a time of celebration when a school's spirit is brought to the forefront. It's a new school year, new friends and new and sometimes exciting classes. The Josh Garskof University of Connecticut should have a lot to celebrate this year, regardless of the myriad of problems we have recently faced. Have you heard 'em all? The sports center is still near completion despite an explosion in the switch gear I'm a hard-working UConn student. I take my security check which the family counted on. which filled the dome with tile damaging classes seriously and strive to excel in my Yet, dorm life can be quite trying. Not everyone smoke. A seven day meal plan was finally put studies. After all, there is nothing more is intent on their education here. In fact, some of into effect after a long period of disscussion important than knowledge which my professors my floor mates insist on drinking booze and and planning. The typical problems of long offer. My studies have given me the broad basis I making noise will past the posted courtesy will need for any career. I know that I can truly hours. Loud rock and roll, laughter, and lines and personnel are still items to be do whatever I want. conversation echo through the halls. How am addressed. That is why it is with great distress that I supposed to get anything done? I have already On a happy note, this is the 50th come to you, sir, with my request. I find it signed up for next year's substance free living anniversary of the Husky dog as UConn's necessary to withdraw from my statistics class. area, but for now these mindless children mascot. After a forced hiatus of over decade, Now, I am aware that I will receive a "W" on my continue to hamper my study time. the current mascot; Jonathan VIII, was transcript, but this would be better than a low Besides, I've been donating all of my free time grade. Please consider my petition for retraction to dorm fund raisers and ConnPirg I have also reinstated as the official mascot at a board of registration in Statistics 100 V. taken to tutoring some troubled students on my of trustees meeting over the summer. I think I may have mono, because I have been floor and helped to organize the campus clean up During the mid-seventies, the student quite tired lately. I always get strep this time of program. I do volunteer work at my church, government revoked financing to support year and that may account for my sore throat of cleaning up mostly. While I may have over- Jonathan VII. They went so far as to actually late. My migraines have been acting up again, stretched myself, next time I will remember what and my allergy prescription has just run out. My I have learned this semester. sell the dog because they felt it symbolized roommate's chain-smoking and unsanitary habits Sir, I am a seventh semester history major in the establishment. have caused my asthma to worsen. I have back good standing. I hate to drop this class and lose Unfortunately, there is no other school troubles from working nights in a nuclear power all the time I have already put in. Yet, I have related icon, aside from a cold steel dome, plant to pay for my tuition. Ever since getting learned my lesson. I must not spread myself so that students can rally around in 1989. Even my measles shot I have felt under the weather. thin. I must think more for myself and not just if there was, students at UConn would Fevers and nausea rock my sleep. I have also keep putting out for others. My dorm is not been slightly irregular recently and quite often very conducive to homework. I hope to be in a probably be way too apathetic to anyway. have to study in the bathroom. My eyes arc better situation next semester. I have had the The Student Union Board of Governors has getting worse and I have taken a weekend job a misfortune of being under the weather for much gone to great lengths this year to supply a Subway to pay for new contacts. of this semester. I humbly ask to be dismissed very diverse range of activities from pep I live in the dorms, which is good because my from my registration in the aforementioned class. rallies to a high profile lip synch contest to parents have just divorced and my grandmother Do think they'll actually buy any of this? a really good band for the homecoming recently passed away, ending the monthly social Josh Garskof is a Daily Campus columnist concert tomorrow night. This may prove to be one of the most exciting and involved homecoming weekends on record. Be a part Daily Campus of it. Participate! Are you interested in Letters Policy Just bad luck? learning a valuable The U.S. Navy has really had some pretty bad luck this week. Lost men, missiles and The Daily Campus wel- money were all casualties resulting from comes all letters and view skill? this strange phenomena called luck. points. AH letters must be Part of the blame, at least for the incidents typed and double-spaced involving the dropping of a 500 pound bomb and sbould be between on one of our own ships and a rookie fighter 200-500 words in length. pilot crashing onto an aircraft carriers flight All letters are subject to editing on the basis of size, The Daily Campus has a position deck killing four, can be accounted for in a grammar, libel, and good available for editorial layout. We will lack of training. taste. teach you the fundamentals of design, the Whenever the budget belt needs to be All letters must include pulled just a little tighter, it apparently falls name, signature, and rest is up to you and your creativity. to the training department to suck in their phone number. The phone gut. Without adequate training in an number is for verification increasingly technological industry, we will purposes only and wilt not end up with incompetent personnel be printed. A name can be running what is touted as one of the most withheld solely on the It's a great part-time technologically advanced systems of defence consent of the editor. in the world. Just where are the priorities? The Daily Campus is not responsible for the return job!! of any letter. Send to: Letters to the Editor, The Daily Campus, 11 Dog Write Letters! Lane, Storr$,Ct., 0*269. Call 429-9384 Ask for Orin ports. The Daily Campus, Friday, November 3, 1989 page 9 Verrier, Krygier lead the pack into weekend tourney By Catherine Keating Last year's leading scorer, Daily Campus Staff Jeff Ray, was moved from Captain Brian Verrier will forward to defense at the end of lead the Huskies into their 30th the season with hopes of season in the outdoor ice rink tightening the defense. He as the University of Connecti- maintained his consistency in cut comes off a rough 6-21 netting 17 goals and 14 assists season under second year Coach for 31 points. Bruce Marshall. "In order to be a good hockey team we've got to play at both ice hockey ends of the ice, we have to be But, the Huskies will be aggressive offensively," again be facing tough Marshall said, "but we have to competition this season, tighten up on defense." beginning with this weekend's The Huskies fifth and six Canisius Tournament. UConn leading scorers arc forwards will host its first game against Geoff Murphy and Kevin —File photo nationally ranked Alaska- Walsh. Murphy scored 13 Anchorage in two weeks. Bruce Marshall and members of the ice hockey team look out to the ice last goals and assisted on nine The Huskies are led not only season. others for 22 points and Walsh by Verrier as captain, but he most of any member presently 21 points last season. challenging Dawson for the returns sharing the top scoring scored ten goals and has six on the team, and scored nine Marshall will have two assists for 16 assists. starting position in goal. Rizzo honors on the front line with points last season. Heine has experienced goaltenders to Key in the UConn defense had an 85.8 saves percentage Bryan Krygier. Krygier scored played in 75 career games choose from in Damon Dawson and a 4.70 goals against will be Bill Tito and Peter 11 goals and 13 assists for 24 while scoring 12 points last and Scan Rizzo. Dawson average in 14 contests in the points, while Verrier, scored 23 Heine, two of five returning season. Dave DiNanno and started in the final 12 games first half of last season. points on six goals and 17 lcttermen. Tito returns with 76 Rich Brandc round out the and saved 84.5 percent of the assists. career games under his belt, the defense. Combined they scored lots he faced. Rizzo will be

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Today is Friday, Nov. 3, the 307th day of 1989. There are 58 days left in the year. Today's Highlight in History: Twenty-five years ago, on Nov. 3, 1964, President Johnson soundly defeated Republican challenger Barry Goldwater to win a White House term in his own right. On this date: In 1896, Republican William McKinley defeated Democrat William Jennings Bryan for the presidency. In 1900, the first automobile show in the United States opened at New York's Madison Square Garden under the auspices of the Automobile Club of America. In 1903, Panama proclaimed its independence from Colombia. In 1908, Republican William Howard Taft was Campus WHUS 91.7 FM elected the 27th president of the United States, outpolling William Jennings Bryan. Schedule In 1936, President Franklin D. Roosevelt won a landslide victory over Republican challenger Alfred M. Calendar News at 7:55 a.m., 8:55 a.m., 11:55 a.m., "Air Landon. Friday, November 3, 1989 3:55 p.m., 4:55 a.m. In 1957, the Soviet Union launched Sputnik II, the 8:00 p.m.: School of Fine Arts Film Scries: "A Cry Friday, October 27 second man-made satellite, into orbit, carrying a dog in the Dark" VDM, $3.00. 7:00 a.m.-10:00 a.m.: Occupation: Foole. named Laika. 6:30 p.m.: Homecoming Pep Rally, Memorial Some of the best comedy and music you In 1970, Salvador Allcnde was inaugurated president Stadium. will ever hear. Featuring cuts from the of Chile. Homecoming Bon Fire, Grad Field, immediately funniest comedians and movies in In 1983, the Rev. Jesse Jackson launched his first following the Pep Rally. America. campaign for the Democratic presidential nomination. 9:45 p.m. and Midnight: "Rocky Horror Picture 10:00 a.m.-10:30 a.m.: Global radio show. In 1986, Ash-Shiraa, a pro-Syrian Lebanese Show" ROTC, $3.00 early show, $4.00 midnight. 10:30 a.m.-l 1:00 a.m.: World of Radio. magazine, first broke the story of U.S. arms sales to 10 p.m.-2 a.m.: AACC Party in the AACC. 11:00 a.m.-3:00 p.m.: Focus on Jazz with Iran, a revelation that would escalate into the Iran- 8:00 p.m.: Ballroom Dance Club seimi-formal dance, Jay Bartolomei. Focus point special at one Contra affair. SUBallroom, Admission. with Lee Morgan featuring the Rajah. Ten years ago: Five radicals were killed when gunfire 3:00 p.m.-6:00 p.m. The New Afternoon erupted during an ami Kn Klux Klan demonstration in Saturday, November 4, 1989 show with Keith Jones. The newest in Greensboro, N.C., after a caravan of Klansmcn and HOMECOMING DAY alternative rock-from "All" to "Zappa". American Nazis drove into the area. Funeral services 10:00 a.m.: HOMECOMING PARADE beginning at 6:00 p.m.-6:30 p.m.: Focus on Health. were held in South Korea for assassinated President Park Stadium Road and ending at the SU. 6:30 p.m.-7:00 p.m.: In Black America. Chung-hee. 8:00 p.m.: HOMECOMING CONCERT, "Squeeze," 7:00 p.m.-l 1:000 p.m.: The Rap Explosion Five years ago: The body of assassinated Indian Prime Jorgenscn, Sold out. with Doctor Nine. Minister Indira Gandhi was cremated during an outdoor 10:00 p.m.-4:00 a.m.: Pan Hellenic Homecoming 11:00 p.m.-2:00 a.m.: Nite Music with ceremony attended by an estimated 400,000 mourners. Party, ROTC, $3.00 for UCONN student with ID, Helen. Completely souled out and funked One year ago: Israeli Prime Minister Yitzhak Shamir $4.00 for other college students, $5.00 for guests up-featuring the dangerous Motown whose Likud bloc won a narrow victory in of college students. throwdown. Afro-Pop and the Knitting parliamentary elections, began meeting with Factory. An African and world music representatives of religious ann rightist parties, seeking Sunday, November 5, 1989 program featuring music, interviews and support for a coalition government. HOMECOMING AWARDS PRESENTATION, live concerts from around the world. Today's Birthdays: Journalist James Reston is 80. SULOBBY 2:00 a.m.-6:00 a.m.: Free Form with Chris Baseball Hall-of-Famcr Bob Feller is 71. Actor Charles 3:00 p.m.-5:00 p.m.: UConn Co-op and Museum of Limone. Bronson is 68. Actress Monica Vitti is 58. Natural History Autumn Reading and Book 6:00 a.m.-7:00 a.m.: Alternative country Massachusetts Governor Michael S. Dukakis is 56. Signing. "Susan D. Cooley" talks about "Country with Anton. New and old country with Actor-dancer Ken Berry is 56. Singer Lulu is 41. Walks in Connecticut," Bcnton Connection. Bluegrass at seven. Television critic Tom Shales is 41. Singer Adam Ant is 8:00 p.m.: SUBOG Screening Room Movie 35. "Working Girl," SUBallroom, free with UConn ID. The Daily Campus, Friday, November 3, 1989 page 11

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Mars, the planet of desire, enters Scorpio. You'll have an added drive to go after what you want in life. Pursue the object of your desires, and your persistence could pay off. Business conditions improve considerably. Today's Birthday (Nov. 3). You'd be wise to keep business matters under your hat this month. In December, you'll begin to see the results of your hard work. Next year brings plenty of love and affection your 308 by Bob Stevenson & Tony Valenti way. Major career decisions require you to keep a clear head in March. You'll have a chance to show your 6JELL. X CERTAXWLV 3L CERTAINLY GEDJ iAM 6JHA"T =C AM leadership potential in April. HOPE YOU LEARNED X SHOULDN'T Aries (March 21-April 19). You're ready for a change A LESSON of pace in your social life; seek out new activities. Your charisma wins the hearts of others Saturday. On W*f Sunday, you'll have to break an emotional hold someone has on you. Taurus (April 20-May 20). You'll find love when you least expect it. A Capricorn can be a charming companion Saturday. You can look forward to an enjoyable social occasion Sunday. Gemini (May 21-June 21). You'll have success in promoting a social cause that has received little attention. Share your good fortune with others Saturday. You'll be kept busy with one social event after the other Sunday. THE Daily Crossword ***«■.«*«« Fall Sports Cancer (June 22-July 22). You need to develp more close friendships. Others appreciate your graciousness ACROSS 2 ' s 1 9 10 11 Schedule 1 Holliday role • ' ' and charm on Saturday. Don't be afraid to express your ■12 4 Yearn emotions Sunday. 8 In a frenzy " * " Friday, November 3, 1989 12 Winglike It Leo (July 23-Aug. 22). You'll be tempted to start a 13 Express " " 10:00 a.m. and 1:00 p.m.: Men's 19 20 21 romance with someone else at work who is unattached. appreciation 1 1 ^^_ Soccer, Big Easl Tournament A party Saturday can be a big success if you focus on 15 Deadly poison 23 23 25 26 7:00 p.m.: Women's Volleyball at 16 Twerp I " details. You won't have any control over events in your 17 Ankles 2« 29 10 Northeastern 18 Donkey sound love life Sunday. 11 12 IS 17 Saturday, November 4, 1989 19 Mercouri film B M Virgo (Aug. 23-Sept. 22). You'll be thrust into the 22 Gawking one " M 40 41 1:00 p.m.: Football v. Delaware 23 Pay attention B social scene today; go with the flow. You'll have an 24 Priest's robe Field Hockey at Big East 42 44 easier time dealing with people Saturday if you adopt a 27 Reasonable Championship, Chestnut Hill, 29 it borders 4S 49 laidback attitude. Be prepared for a shock Sunday. Saudi Arabia U B MA Libra (Sept. 23-Oct. 23). You'll be more comfortable 31 Swiss canton SO S5 M %7 3:00 34 Wigwam's r " entertaining at home this evening. Make an extra effort St I to■ cousin Sunday, November 5, 1989 37 — impasse * to please loved ones Saturday. You could fall in love 11 *2 1:00 p.m.: Men's Soccer, Big East (deadlocked) " with an Aquarian Sunday. 38 Fonda film E Tournament •s Scorpio (Oct. 24-Nov. 21). Relatives could introduce 42 Palo — " Field Hockey at Big East 43 Splash H you to people who will have an impact on your life. through water . » " ■ Championship, Chestnut Hill, Your quiet ways win friends Saturday. By Sunday, 44 Hosp. people © 1989 Tribune Madia1 S*rv.cty Inc. 1 11/03189 MA 45 Eccentric old All Righls R«a«rv«d you'll be able to set the pace. man Yesterday's Puzzle Solved: Tuesday, November 7, 1989 48 Goes to court 7 Follow Sagittarius (Nov. 22-Dcc. 21). You could be 50 Coastal 8 Rhyme R A I 0 5 E A p LMi 0 M E 7:00 p.m.: Women's Volleyball v. »MM cmbarrased if you don't follow social etiquette tonight. flyer scheme f | $ A C o L g V 1 R Harvard The moon in Capricorn Saturday highlights your recent 51 Possessive 9 Onetime film Y | I I AM N o i; JLu T T g Friday, November 10, 1989 54 Meal star L E D career success. You'll have more luck with romance 58 Kentucky 10 Stop — dime A 1 1 R 3:00 p.m.: Women's Volleyball at Sunday. Derby winner 11 — Largo M £ A Wright State Tournament f.m 61 Norse deity 12 Landers and A P V IMS ■1S [ A D | t Capricorn (Dec. 22-Jan. 19). You're in your glory 63 Cubs great Jillian R VIEJR I H Wright State, West Virginia, (with 26D) 14 NL home run ■ 0 S T PIE G this weekend - the moon in Capricorn favors you. On 64 Suit jacket champ T 0 RI S T A Mississippi State, Eastern A 0 Saturday you continue to make just the right 65 Son of Jacob 20 Gaucho's rope v S Illinois) 66 King Lear's 21 After HST 0 F AHU impression. Spontaneous parties are best on Sunday. TR Saturday, November 11, daughter 25 Discover s A I I V 1F JLRmAlL S E A Aquarius (Jan. 20-Feb. 18). The conservative side of 67 Not active 26 See 63A A 1 i 1 n 0 M A NlRjO A D s 1989 your personality emerges this weekend. On Saturday, 68 Food regimen 28 Spire G 1 A B i 11 T ilE 1 0 T 3:00 p.m.: Women's Volleyball at 69 Torn ornaments fc s N E I OIL E .■. I M 0 you'll be able to blend your professional and personal 70 Shoe width 30 Light time Wright State Tournament 31 Treatment 11(03111 lives without sacrificing either. You're the center of DOWN 32 Classroom 41 Cog 56 Climb over 1:00 p.m.: Football v. Boston attention Sunday. Navy item 46 Long period 57 Pierre's University (Band Day) Insect stage 33 Concentrated 47 Less civil head Pisces (Feb. 19-March 20). Good friends will prove Commands 35 Expand: abbr. 49 Coin 59 Military Men's Cross Country at IC4A their value by bringing you much comfort and joy. On Lawyer 36 Baseball 52 Less common group Championship/NCAA Qualifier Sleuth Slaughter 53 Ir. dramatist 60 Chin, city Saturday others should understand your need to be alone. Charlie 39 Twelve: abbr. 55 Electron tube 61 Ancient (site TBA) You'll be more receptive to socializing Sunday. 6 Discordant 40 Hungry component 62 Agnua — Office Hours Monday thru Friday 9:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. Classifieds 429-9384 486-3407

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HW 9/20- STEAKS" HO CHI MIN government from $1 without STYLE, OF COURSE. names, or full addresses are not 12/8 credit check. You repair. Also HOUSEMATES REMEMBER: "HOT, WET, permitted in the Personals. tax delinquent foreclosures CALL HELP WANTED. SMALL BALD..." (BUT NO BACON All advertising is subject to accep- 1-805-682-7555 EXT HI 518 for Share House, Coventry Rt 31. BUSINESS NEEDS BRIGHT STRIPPERS, PLEASE...) tance by The Daily Campus, which repo list your area. FS10/9- 10 min. to campus. Kitchen, CHEERFUL GENERAL HAVE A GREAT DAY! reserves the right to reject any ad 11/8P Ht/Hw utilities inc. $300/mo., ASSISTANT. PART TIME FROM YOUR TED'S copy at its sole discretion. Adver- w/half mo. sec, 742-9943. Ask FEMALE PREFERRED. BUDDIES: PEACHES, SEIZED CARS. trucks, tisements offering term-paper re- for Kurt. RH 10/31-11/6 NONSMOKER. FLEX HOURS. LYNN, FRANKIE, 4wheelers, TV's, stereos MEALS PHONE 456-4364. 11 SHANNON, CHRIS, search and writing are not accepted. furniture, computers by DEA, FBI Female Roommate wanted. Own AM TO 6 PM. HW10/25-1/7 MARIA, and so on. Student classified rates for ads IRS and US customs. Available spacious bedroom! Apartment P.S. WRITE A SLIP UP of 25 words or less: your area now. Call 1-805-682- fully furnished. .5 miles from Full-time cashier wanted for PAL!! 1 insertion $2.00 7555 Ext. C-1620. FS10/9- campus. Available for Spring sporting goods business. 3 consecutive $5.25 11/8P semester. Call Stacy 487-1728. Benefits available after 60 days, 5 consecutive $7.00 RH 11/1-11/3 need immediately. Call Days Murphy. Paddy. King Hill Each additional word $.05 MOUNTAIN BIKE-Specialized 456-3206 ask for Brad. HW Rd. Storrs CT. Paddy died Rock Hopper bought in May ROOM WANTED. MALE 10/26-11/3 Thursday night at Hartford $450 will sell $300 or BO 427- WALKING DISTANCE FROM Hospital. For many years he was Non-student classified rates for 5897. FS 11/2-11/10 CAMPUS. NEEDED Subway of Vernon part-time the loyal and brave guardian of ads of 25 words or less: IMMEDIATELY CALL MARK, $5.00 to start weekday, evenings the Sigma Alpha Epsilon House 1 insertion $2.25 WANT TO SEE SQUEEZE? Well I 429-5247. RH11/3-11/9 or days, flexible hours, located at the University of Connecticut. 3 consecutive $5.75 have 2 tickets for sale! FLOOR right off 184. Call 649-9440, He is survived by an entire 5 consecutive $7.50 SEATS! Call 427-5150 and ask ask for Pat or Chris. HW 10/26- chapter of young men embittered for Nancy! FS11/3 11/8 and saddened by his loss. In lieu Each additional word $.05 of flowers, Pi Beta Phi and Kappa Rust Recliner $40 In NEED of MONEY and away Kappa Gamma may donate 6X9 Beige Area Rug $20 from home? The Off-Campus refreshments to Paddy's wake to Employment Office provides you Queen size walerbcd w/baffled Attention! Dorms needed for be held after a campus mattress, padded rails, headboard semiformal. Arrangements for with local job opportunities and procession, tonight at the SAE FOR SALE internships. Visit us - 3rd floor w/lams, lyr. old $200 call 429- hall and DJ already made. All we house. Wilbur Cross Building. HW 9451. FS11/3-9 need is you! 427-2844/Lea or 10/30-11/3 TO LIL' BLUE HONDA. I LOVE FOR SALE: A GREAT SPRING 427-2848/Theresa. W 10/30- 1980 Mazda 626 5-spd. Looks 11/3 YOU. BREAK TRIP to sunny CANCUN, and runs great. Call Scott 228- EARN $8-10,000 OR FROM LIL' WHITE MAZDA. BAHAMAS. JAMAICA. OR 1183. FS 11/1-11/7 iPOlLUCIE, VA, £VL MORE NEXT SUMMER DAYTONA. BOOK NOW for operating a franchise of college To the sisters and pledges of special discounts. Call Spend Thanksgiving holidays in IPOWIELL, LmnnLiE IFIBAT, Pro Painters. Summer Delta Zcta, let's get PSYCHED Karin/Julie at 487-1886 or San Francisco! R-trip air ticket JJIEFIF 1XCK, AIKOSi/iriiEI, management positions available for tonight! The brothers and Allison 427-3604 for more for sale. Leave Nov. 21 from XACiEI??? Does this sound throughout the U.S. information pledges of Triangle arc looking information. FS11/3-10 Bradley. back Nov. 27. presentation on Tucs. Nov 7th in forward to building the float! good? It does to me too! I WANT $200/B.O. Call 429-9711 or 6- the Student union Rm. 207, Call We've had a good time and WE YOU FOR MY ORIGINAL Tired of paying too much for auto 1798 eve. FS 11/1-11/7 Mike 1-800-346-4649 for more WILL WIN. BAND!!!! Call DAN at 429-0404, insurance? Call LOBO Insurance info. HW 10/30-11/17 NOW!!!! Agency 228-1025. Low 1981 Ford Fairmont. Well Adam, W 10/30-11/3 Happy Birthday Honey! I hope insurance rates for good drivers. maintained, dependable car - Easy Work! Excellent pay! you have an awesome birthday Take 10% off your auto insurance $899. call 486-3461. FS 11/1- Assemble products at home. Call SANDY, FOUR CORNERS' Saturday, and I'm so glad I'm if you have homeowner insurance 11/7 for information. 504-641-8003 TYPIST AT YOUR SERVICE ON spending the weekend with you from us. Rates for good students. Ext 7902. HW ll/2-9p SELECTRIC. CALL 429-6372 IN 10 Main St., Hebron. CT 06248. CLASSIC 1965 V.W. BEEETLE. to help you celebrate! I Love ADVANCE EVENINGS FOR FS 10/18-12/8 ALL ORIG. WITH SUNROOF. GOVERNMENT JOBS. NOW You Soooo Much! DISCOUNT RATES AND RUNS GREAT. 70.000 MILES. HIRING in your area. $16,000- -Liz PROFESSIONAL WORK ON Name brands. Replacement and $500.00. CALL 429-8079. FS $68,000. Call (805) 682-7555 SELECTRIC. FREE EDITING. To (Ugh) Cavcwoman: You spare contact lenses. Eye 11/1-11/3 Ext J-1170 for current federal Contact: 1-800-255-2020. FS NEGOTIABLE. MANUSCRIPT list. HW10/9-11/8P dance GOOD! (Arc you sure it 10/23-12/8 Camera outfit. Minolta X-700. TYPING: MY SPECIALTY. was only TWO LEETLE THIRD WORLD PEOPLE 50mm and 75-200mm lens, AIRLINES NOW HIRING. Travel Pitchers?) By the way, you never SPRING BREAK 90 in motor drive, 360px flash. Also, INVITED. Agents, Flight Attendants, really danced-it was all a dream. BAHAMAS or CANCUN from Ovation 12-string guitar. Call LANGUAGE/SCIENTIFIC Mechanics, etc. Entry level and Love, the sober one. P.S.—Find $299! GO TROPICAL this year! 427-4584. FS 11/3-9 EXPERTISE. Wll/3 up. Salaries to S105K. Call 1- you bone? Call DIANE or SHELLEY 427- 805-682-7555 Ext A-1061. 2472. Sign up now-Limited "86 VW Jetta Diesel 45 mpg WANTED: Micro Film Reader. HW10/9-11/8P Pat Next time I'm not helping spaces available! FS10/24-11/6 unlimited mileage warranty 5 Virginia 486-3286 or 742-5060. you up four flights of stairs. Speed, 4 Door, 4 Cylinder, Wl 1/3-9 CRUISESHIPS NOW HIRING for Great dancing and you didn't even TANDY DMP 105 DOT sunroof, A.C, Kenwood Radio spring, Christmas and next fall. I'll see you at the beach. MATRIX PRINTER. IBM cassette Excellent Condition, Attention: Dorm needed for semi summer breaks. Many Pat In the state you were in you COMPATIBLE. Sale result of $4500 neg. Call 875-6166. formal for more info call Patty positions. Call 1-805-682-7555 upgrade only! Call Todd at 487- FS11/3-17 427-4935 Mike 427-4947 Mark EXTS-1067. HW10/9-11/8P said something that made me 1521. Leave message if 427-4953 or Kathy 427-4937. realize how precious life is. Thanks! You're a really great necessary. FS 10/25-11/3 SQUEEZE TICKETS! I have 4 Small Dorms only. Wl 1/3-9 HOLY EXPENSE, BATMAN! friend. Love from Laura. tickets that I can't use. Can you Work for the Development Office 1974 CHEVROLET MALIBU. use them? CALL SHAWN 427- and make some money!! We're Dear Hans and Franz 60.000 MILES REBUILT 1396. FS11/3 looking for energetic people Thanks for being good sports on ENGINE. AM/FM STEREO with excellent communication CASSETTE. GAS SHOCKS. Halloween! How about a skills to work in our phone/mail rematch? 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Rent very Programmable, Call Vincc 429- negotiable. Call 429-3483 Ken HELP WANTED Thanks to my big bro Kym Michele S. (I1B0) Happy 21st 2325. FS10/31-11/5 or Tom. FR 10/30-11/3 (A0O), my AWESOME friends Birthday! Are you ready for a Jen, Shari, Michele, and wild and crazy weekend? You Custom Show car! 1983 LIVE IN CELERON everyone else who made my 18th better be! FI0VE and mine, Mustang GT. Red w/ black SQUARE FOR ONLY B-Day GREAT! Love, Meliss Christine leather interior. Excellent $200/mon.! Room for rent in FULL-TIME - Floral Designer Condition. Dual Exhaust, three bedroom apartment Shop Assistant. 9:00 am to 5:50 AZ and A pledges. Good luck Julie-Let's try to make it to Louvers, V-Rated tires. New Gas available for spring semester. pm, 5 days a week. Apply in with the banner tonight. It Rocky Horror tonight! We've Shocks & brakes. 63K. Extra Like new and furnished too! Call person CAMPUS FLORIST, looks Awesome Get psyched for missed it 3 years in a row but we tires and snows. $5000/BO. Beth (429-5059) for info. FR Downtown Storrs, next to Paul's wild weekend!! AZ Love the always had Fun! Screwdrivers!?! Call Kevin 429-0350. FS 11/2-8 11/2-11 Pizza. HW 10/24-11/6 sisters!! Pam The Daily Campus, Friday, November 3, 1989 page 13 ■Classifieds

Pokey. I'm here and you're there Todd + Arnic Crandall D 4ih floor To the girl with the brown hair Dan. It's all your fault that the HOMEBOUND Document but I Love You!! Every moment How's my two good looking wearing the UCONN Girls Soccer past two weeks have been so Processing - Research papers, spent together will be forever buddies doing? Here's that sweatshirt at Jonathan's wonderful. What do you have to manuscripts, resumes - Including treasured. Once together we'll personal you two have been Wednesday night around 7:35. say for yourself? My advice to foot/end notes, indexing, stay forever. Love from waiting for—do you guys feel Your beauty has made mc and you is to keep up the good work, bibliography ... Quality service! Eighteen. better now? Arnic, Trisha says admirer. Respond in Personals A things can only get belter. Student rates! Quick turnaround! "hello!" Todd, everything is A- lovestruck guy waiting to meet Love, your ball and chain. Laser printing! Call 228-1938. UCMB-Good Luck at okay between JM and I Thanks you. M 10/30-11/10 Homecoming! You guys are for being there for mc--I really MAURY. SUE. REBECCA- Awesome. Show your talent, appreciate it. You two are the Blonde at MSB: What happened? HERE'S THE PERSONAL I ARE YOU TIRED OF TOP 40 RAP Unity and Pride—let's redefine "In best! Thanks for those lovely I was there on Wed. Where were PROMISED. BY THE WAY. DANCES? DANCE TO THE BEST your face" Have Fun. Pam UConn flowers! Love ya, you? If still interested, Friday THAT JELLO AND WHIPPED ROCK FROM THE 50S-80S. Marlyn (today) 6pm Co-op patio. Girl CREAM TRICK WAS FOR CLASSIC CUTS FOR A Happy 21st Birthday Young! wearing hat. INCREDIBLE. LETS DO THAT CLASSIC CROWD. CALL Hope John C. lets you chew his TO LINDA, RUSSELL D I SEE AGAIN REAL SOON. SCHOOL HOUSE ROCK. 427- beret! OR get drunk + horny with YOU DAILY AND I THINK To the J-Man, Roses arc Red KEVIN 1319. M 11/1-12/8 Elevator, Carnation, but not YOU'RE HOT! IF YOU'RE FREE Violets arc Blue the girls in Connecticut man! Ahyoungya! AND INTERESTED respond in Stowe D still Love You. Happy JELLY. If not for you. Babe. I'd SPRING BREAK TRIPS! personals or in person if you 21st! We'll have a great time lay awake all night, wail for Ihc CHEEP CHEEP CHEEP The bald guy said, 'The girl we're know who I am. From The tonight! LJTOKSST mornin' lighl to shine in MANY BROCHURES, picking up here is a little bit Formula on Floor Four. through, Bui it would be new. if PICTURES, CALL 'squirrclly'". Then I turned Gamma Chi Phi—I'm psyched to noi for you. AMY/NOREEN PLEASE around in your driveway and Sushi. HAPPY BIRTHDAY!! paint rocks and banner Mirror -Jeff LEAVE MESSAGE. 429- parked along the curve. I honked Sorry Nut and J-ski can't take us Lake Island! Will I get a Big 4753. Ml 1/3-15 the horn and in a minute I to Ted's to celebrate. Maybe Brother to love? Get psyched for MY NEW FRIEND, THANKS FOR watched you walk across your Mrs. Fletcher will get up and the awesomest homecoming THE PERSONAL. STOP BY lawn to the car. Anything I party with us. Kick some butt at ever! Psyched Pledge Flounder SOMETIME OR CALL ME. BOB EVENTS know about love I learned from UNH! Love, Beck says, "I'm damned psyched!" HAS MY #. THANKS AGAIN, you. You are all grace and CHAD beauty. In your presence I am JEN CRANDALL B I KNOW ALL JUNG HAPPY BIRTHDAY!!! overwhelmed with warmth and LEATHER JACKET SALE!!! ABOUT YOUR MOST Thanks for always looking out EMBARRASSING MOMENTS! I NEED A LEATHER JACKET BUT love. I dream only of spending for us on Thursday nights. Love COULDNT HAVE MADE IT THIS MISCELLANEOUS CANT AFFORD ONE? YOU CAN my life by your side caring for two drunken fools, Laura and YEAR WITHOUT YOU! FEELING NOW...DON'T MISS IT!!! ALL you and trying to show you how Carolyn m much I love you. Don't forget, PRETTY PSYCHED! LOVE. DIFFERENT STYLES. SUN & MON. NOV 5 & 6 IN THUR/HC KATE CALL SOUNDHILL There once was a man named BATTERSON "A" LOUNGE. JACQUES. ENTERTAINMENT FOR THE KIMBA IS YOU TWIZZY A 10 AM-9 PM "Fac"-Happy 9 months #33. Whose friend got Chicken Pox. BEST IN SOUND. MUSIC MIX. FROBEB? NO "BOYS" WILL E10/31-11/6 Despite what everyone has said, He "mails a package" every day, AND LIGHTS. NOW BOOKING and everything that we have been READ THIS. CEE U NEXT FOR THE HOLIDAY SEASON. to everyone else's dismay. Just Because Flower Sale. through, we are still together, TUESDAY! WE LOVE YOU 423-8427. So clear the room, Send flowers to your friends, and we will be for a long time. HUNNY BUNNY. LOVE KATE or you'll die too soon. Because roomies or lovers. Orders taken Never forget that I love you, AND JESS SONIC SOUND D.J. SERVICE he's only twenty-three. on Monday 11/6/89 Library 2- even though I sometimes act like Has over 100 CD'S. 600 Walls of And it'll go on indefinitely. 7:00. Tuesday 11/7/89 S.U. 10- as big of a jerk as you do! HEY LITTLE BROTHER Sound. 1200 Watts of lighting. HAPPY BIRTHDAY TO MY 2:00. Rowers will be delivered "forever you girl" Leslie SCOOTER, (GAMMA CHI PHI) We will play your favorite music. FAVORITE FRIEND! Love, Thursday 11/9/89. E 11/2-7 YOU'RE PART OF THE BEST Shcils Same low price. 429-2786. M Hey KA0 and AX! Get psyched PLEDGING GAMMA CHI PHI 12/8 College Republicans Present - for Homecoming! It's going to CLASS EVER. AND ITS There once was a man named Dr. Paul Bruch. President CT HOMECOMING WEEKEND. SO be out of this world!!! Good luck JON, Lose weight now and forever! Right To Life Co. Monday. Nov. GET PSYCHED! REMEMBER Incredible new program - Doctor to all other participants. who thought his real name was 6th 2:00 p.m. P-108 Library. E R.S., J.M., AND M.S. ARE James Bond. recommended - Guaranteed - Send 11/2-6 Tracey, two short months ago COMING THIS WEEKEND AND He rolls in the mud, $5.00 for Ship/Hand to: Miller Steve and I wrecked your room. THEY'RE LEGACY. STAY ON What a big stud, Health Group; Suite 267A; 15 Expand your consciousness Since that day, things have only TRACK AND YOU WILL BE and drops his towel, to three East Putnam Avc; Greenwich, through Soul Travel and learn the gotten better. Your smiling face PART OF THE LEGACY. GET women's scowls. He sings us a CT 06830. M 10/23-11/17 brightens my every day. Love Spiritual significance of your PSYCHED BECAUSE WE HAVE tune. dreams. Come to free discussion Always, Jeff. P.S. Thanks to THE BEST LIP-SYNC AND He really can croon as he drinks HEY D.I! 302 for help. classes on ECKANKAR. the FLOAT ON CAMPUS. ONE LAST his style, with a sexy smile, ancient science of Soul Travel WORD OF ADVICE, WATCH then says "Hey baby want some Available for all occasions; offered every Tuesday evening at CHUCK-HAPPY BIRTHDAY! OUT FOR BOSSIE FROM KOA, Fries with that shake?!" HAPPY scmi-formals, parties dances. 7:30PM in the Student Union Rm Sorry we can't celebrate it this SHE'S UDDERLY DISGUSTING, BIRTHDAY TO MY FAVORITE Wc provide great service and year, but I'll be thinking of you. 208. For more information call BUT HELL, SHE'S PAID HER FRIEND! LOVESHEILS competitive prices. Large music 427-1048. Ell/3-7 Best of luck to you AND the DUES. GET PSYCHED, BIG selection including dance, rock, pledges this semester. Can't wait BROTHER NORM Happy 4 year Anniversary, Rob! and oldies on cd and vinyl. Book til it's OVER! Always, M.A. UCONN Suicide Prevention. Thanks for the excellent weekend early to assure your audience the Meeting Monday November 6th Hey Jammer Happy Birthday it's last weekend. I love you, sound and selection they deserve! Carrie, at 6:30 p.m. in the Student #20 and the boys on the 6th Sweetie, more than anything else Call Brcll 427-6174. Union Rm 216B. All are You smurfettc Queen! Tuesday floor Beldcn just wanted to say. in this world! Love, Sue. HEY PI! IS AN EQUAL night was fun! I'll post this on welcome. El 1/3-6 Chilly Cousin Snag yourself a OPPORTUNITY ENTERTAINER. the choral board ASAP-J9-- ball Lickcr "yeah Boy," Couic Morrone's Boyz--U G L Ml 0/24-11/6 UCONN Concert Choir is raffling Y...Just Kidding! Let's SHOOT Sweethcart—Happy Anniversary $100 good at the COOP plus 12 cus, down the EAGLES, and DECK POSITIVE ACTION The past five months have been other great prizes! Tickets $1 FINALLY LEGAL AND FREE IS the HALL! Your Die-hard NEWSLETTER the best ever. Remember I'll available at VDM glass lobby M- EXACTLY WHAT YOU WANT TO GOALIE BASHING fans, Sample $1.00 plus self-addressed F 11-3. Ell/3-9 always be Right here waiting for BE YOU MIGHT END UP IN THE Brian, Harvey stamped business size envelope you. I Love You Scaled with SACK JUST AS LONG AS YOU P.O. Box 92, Eliot, ME 03903. some pink-Squirt Any J.V. FIELD HOCKEY DONTYAK! Hey WOMEN'S SOCCER!! Ml 0/27-11/2 PLAYERS: PARTY!!! Friday LOVE, LET'S KICK SOME BUTT!! 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The ice hockey team kicks off its 1989-90 season today at the Sports Canisius Tournament, See page 9. The Daily Campus Fightin'Hens look to spoil Husky homecoming

By Catherine Keating Daily Campus Staff Delaware travels north again this weekend, but hopefully they will return without a W from the University of Connecticut. Last week in Orono.the Fightin' Blue Hens handed the Maine Black Bears their first loss in a thrilling a 35-28 contest. Football "We had more luck than Connecticut. He [Maine quarterback Mike Buck] threw no interceptions in that game — he did throw into Connecticut players hands, but they dropped them," said Delaware offensive coordinator Ted Kcmpski. "The turnovers in our game were key." I-Conn won last week's game against Richmond in Virginia. Tomorrow's Home- coming game at 1 p.m. should be a positive factor toward the Huskies' performance. Quarterback Matt DcGcnnaro and inside linebacker Troy —Kyle Dalpe/The Daily Campus Ashley earned Yankee Confer- Kevin Wesley busts through the (Mass line in UConn's 39-33 victory. UConn hosts Delaware tomorrow. ence Honor Roll appearances his first touchdown pass of the averages 12.7 yards for a total Vergantino is 82 of 160 in the for 387 yards and two for their play this past week season last weekend. He has led of 484 and four touchdown air for 1,228 yards and eight touchdowns while Yergey has against Richmond while in receiving all season long. passes. touchdowns. His favorite 20 catches for 212 yard and one DeGennaro was also named to Didio has caught 45 passes for Leading the Fightin' Blue receivers are split end John touchdown. the ECAC Honor Roll. 597 yards, averaging 13.3 yards Hens offense is first-year Gilman and tight end John Split end Mark Didio caught a toss. Flanker Mike Nolan quarterback Bill VcrgantincVcrgantino. Yergey. Gilman has 22 catches IBig East tourney in Storrs UNH hosts UConn in season opener should prove eventful By Suzanne Linnane Sandy Wintermute. LcClair holds the school record in 200 By George Ferencz ilegeeBe the first time in a while "There's not a lot she hasn't (seeded 1), Boston Col- 28 team NCAA field, or there arc four well balanced Hampshire with 30 re- done for the team," Goldberg teams in the tournament," turning letterwinners and said of LcClair. "We can put UConn coach Joe Morronc new recruits. her in any event." said. The core of the men's team The men's team earned a 4-8 With the automatic bid to are seniors captains Matt record last year and the women the tournament for the winner, Rossi, Rick McCarthy and Bill were 2-8-1.The team began each team has a post-season Evison. McCarthy established training a month earlier this chance. None of the four teams two university records in the year and Goldberg hopes to arc ranked nationally, and 200 and 400 IM last year, improve both records to .500. UConn, Syracuse, and Seton while Rossi holds the record in "Our first goal is winning Hall arc cither fourth or higher 100 fly. Evison is part of the records for both teams, our in their region. BC is not even record 200 medley relay as a second is to move up at the ranked in the New England. backstrokcr. Big East Conference "No one can take anything Championships at least one for granted (in this swimming spot in February," Goldberg tournament), all of these teams said. "I think we can do it if should be hungry for this "Evison is key because training continues and the championship at this point, we're thin in backstroke," said attitude is good." Morronc said. Goldberg. "All have had the Goldberg also hopes for Morronc's Huskies, 10-4-5, best fall training. As seniors, more qualifying times for the will face Boston College at 1 they know what they want and Eastern Seaboard p.m. Eagle's coach Ed Kelly , have focused on getting it." Championships and US Senior who called his team 'terrible' Rossi and Evison look for a National Championships. in the pre-scason, has brought] winning season start with a The team looks forward to them to an 8-9-1 record, victory over New Hampshire, the opening of the Wolff- including four wins in their who they beat last year. "We're Zachin Natatorium, which last five games. UConn topped a good team with some good consists of a 50-meter, six lane the Eagles earlier this year 2-0, recruits this ycar,and they don't pool expected to be open in and are undefeated in their last have die depth we have," said January . The pool will come seven games (4-0-3). both Rossi and Evison. "We've at a good Umc, during mid- Even though UConn is thel been training a lot harder and season heavy training," —Kyle DalpeA"he Daily Campus top seed, Seton Hall coach started a month earlier." Goldberg said. Also, he said Manfred Schcllscheidt said The women's team is led by the "viscous rumor" the pool is Dave Hoffman tangles with an Alabama A&M player. See page 14 captains Kirsten LaClair and too short is not true.