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Vol.LXXXIVNo. 108 University of Connecticut Wednesday, April 1,1981 Reagan o.k.,resumes duties; actress said key to attack president because he Medical Center, told repor- WASHINGTON (UPI) — believed Reagan had President Reagan responded ters earlier in the day that somehow snubbed her. They the70-vear old president was "extremely well" to treat- said she did not inform ment for chest injuries and in "exceptionally good con- authorities of the threat. dition." resumed his presidential "He did it for her," said duties from his hospital bed "He is doing as well as one source closely familiar any patient who has had an Tuesday as investigative with the investigation. sources disclosed a bizarre operation on his chest could "She's the key." do," O'Leary said. He twist to the attempt on his Dr. Daniel Ruge, the life. estimated Reagan would be White House physician, said hospitalized for a week or The sources said accused in a 5 p.m. medical gunman- John W. Hinckley two and said it probably statement that the president would be "a couple of mon- Jr. may have been acting out spent the day sleeping and a scene from the movie ths before he is totally back reading newspapers, sat up to riding horses." "Taxi Driver" when he in bed from time to time and wounded Reagan, an aid and The investigative sources was beginning to drink said FBI agents Monday two law enforcement officers liquids. Reagan also signed a Monday outside a night found an unmailed let- bill into law. ter in Hinckley's hotel room Washington hotel. "The president continued The sources said Hinckley telling the actress that he on the road to recovery. He might do something that — who had been under is doing extremely well, psychiatric treatment — was would get him killed and Ruge said. "His vital signs didn't care if he died. They infatuated with Jodie Foster, are in the normal range." a star of the movie, and had Dr. Dennis O'Leary. head said it was the latest letter written the young actress of clinical surgery at George in a series he had mailed to Miss Foster. that he would kill the Washington University Meeting on fee bill deferment Presidential press secretary James Brady(flle photo) was reported in "critical but stable condition" Tuesday met with student apathy from the head wound he received Monday. By DONNA GARFINKEL paid after July 1 unless the Office said, "They all wan- Only one student attended a Office of Financial Aid gran- ted to know about the letter, meeting of administrators ts a deferment. No defer- and I told them all to come to Secretary Brady: Tuesday to explain changes ments for students with bank this meeting. I can't believe in the fee bill deferment loans only. Special ex- no one is here." process and the effects of ceptions granted extention Glenn Rosenberg, Director stable, responsive President Reagan's budget until Aug. 15 and can- of Budget Development said cuts on student loans. cellation of room assignmen- that the main reason for the WASHINGTON (UPI) — White House Press Secretary Jim Letters were sent over ts if that deadline is missed. changes is that UConn loses Brady was in " critical but stable" condition Tuesday and spring break to all students "Easily 200 students have more than $200,000 a year in responding favorably to treatment for the head wound he about the new regulations. been in my office in the past interest, that money paid by received in the attempt on President Reagan's life. The changes include: three weeks." Betsy Patter- students would earn if it Reagan was informed at midday of the serious injury A late fee of $25 on all bills son from the Financial Aid were paid and in the bank. sustained by Brady, who had extensive brain surgery While some students can- Monday. "Oh damn, oh damn," Reagan responded. not afford to pay their bills Another black found; on time, some are simply An early evening medical bulletin issued by the George tardy. The change is to force Washington Medical Center said Brady remained in "critical the negligent students to but stable condition" and doctors were encouraged by his man in canoe reports pay on time. If bank loan progress. But it said Brady was "being observed closely for ATLANTA (UPI)— Rescue workers late Tuesday pulled applications are submitted possible complications for which he is at a significant risk." by May 29. he said, the loan the decomposed body of a black male from the should come through by "Mr. Brady is responsive and continues to move the right Chattahoochee River, just 2 miles from where the body of Aug. 15. By law. banks can- side of his body in response to voice commands," his doctors Atlanta's 21st slain child was found. not hand out loans until Aug. said. "It is clear that Mr. Brady understands voice The body was discovered by a man in a canoe who called 1. commands, implying retention of significant brain function." police. Rescue teams from both Fulton and Bouglas County, whose borders share the river, searched the river Patterson said that Earlier, Dr. Daniel Ruge, Reagan's personal physician, said President Reagan's proposal by boat before recovering the body, which was "mildly in a statement on the president's condition that doctors were on student bank loans could decomposed," Douglas County Sheriffs Department "optimistic" about Brady. "The physicians attending Jim have a far more serious ef- officials said. Brady are pleased he has continued to be more responsive. fect on students than just Although he is seriously ill, they are optimistic,'' he said. Sheriff Earl Lee of Doublass County said the body stricter payment regulations. "appears to be 5 feet or so tall. It is at least a teen-age She said that the proposal, Ruge said when Reagan was informed of the injuries to person." which will probably pass in Brady, Secret Service agent Tim McCarthy and District of He also said body was "very sparsely clothed. I don't Congress, will require all Columbia police officer Thomas Delahanty, "He was very know if it's a T-shirt or underwear." students filing for a guaran- saddened and expressed sorrow." The mudcaked, nearly nude body of 13-year-old Timothy teed bank loan to show In last afternoon, Brady was visited by his mother at the Hill, the 23rd black child to be found missing or slain, was financial need. George Washington University Medical Center, where both identified Tuesday. SEE PAGE 3 he and Reagan were hospitalized. Bloodmobile exceeds goal for second day Nobody wants credit The Red Cross Bloodmobile collected 391 pints of blood Tuesday at the St. Thomas Aquinas Education Center. "The turnout has been just tremendous," Margaret Gant, organizer of the UConn for Scampus issue Bloodmobile for the past several years saidThe goal of the bloodmobile, which is open 9:30 a.m. to 2:45 p.m., has been 320 pints. By closing time, Monday afternoon, 377 pints had Nobody would claim credit for it, but since it's April been collected. The Bloodmobile staff hopes to reach their goal of 1,400 pints by Thursday Fools' Day its time for the Connecticut Dally Scampus. afternoon. P*ge 7. Any person 18-66 years old and weighing 110 pounds or more can donate blood. Volunteers are also needed to answer the phone, work in the kitchen and act as donor aides. Pag© 2 The Connecticut Daily Campus, Wednesday, April 1,1981 How to keep cool at UConn
Earning a degree can turn a student into a boot-licking, eager-beaver employee with no time for frivolity. However, you can be successful while remaining an irresponsible chucklehead. Just remember that youth is too fleeting and orecious to waste on growing up. After all , living for tomorrow is stupid when you miss all the todays. For instance, suppose a group of drunken revelers is playing loud tunes and whooping it up while you're trying to study in your room. What a bunch of dog-bones, you say to yourself. The more fun they have, the madder you get. Actually, you're the dog bone. If your work is The Hawley Armory field, with Co-op at left and Psychology Building at right [Jim Loflnk photos]. so important, you should be doing it else- where. If not, why aren't you at the party? The administration wants to cover the depicted lands with metered parking lots. Traffic flow on campus most be MCcommudated,especialry in the often-crowded central section. The University can pay back the cost of the lots with OPINION revenues from meter fares and parking tickets. These new Tad Handley lots will provide additional spaces for people coming from off-campus who use the library, buy from the Co-op, and visit Keys to Graduation Open space or the Benton Museum. Yet the new construction would clutter the center of campus, You're not paying thousands of dollars to be eliminating widely-appreciated open space. Which interest depressed by self-imposed abuse. General accommodation? deserves more priority? IConn students should answer that brouhaha is good for the soul. Besides, question and voice their opinions. blowing up at blown-out people only will make them insult you the minute you leave the room, possibly before-hand. Being called a mealy-mouthed disco-turdboy is no fun at all. Neither is being iced by a bloodthirsty primate with a gleam in his eye and a bottle in his hand. To see an example of successful University life, go to the I.D.C. I've never seen the place described accurately in print, and it never will be portrayed accurately. The people there get terrific grades and they have a great time on top of it.-No kidding. People smile flagrantly over there, even at strangers. Another difficult situation: a class that really bites. Everybody has one, every semester. Promise yourself that the "teacher" will pay you back in entertainment. The easiest to harass are those who are completely set in their ways and never consider alternative reasoning. Simply famili- arize yourself with enough of the subject to torture them with questions they aren't prepared for. Make sure you-already know the answers. As soon as they screw up, jam them in the gizzard with the correction. Be as condescen- ing as possible, to insure that fellow students are awakened by the sniveling tone of his replies. Credit where credit is due. This is not (dmmrrttrut Eathj (HamjiUB as difficult as it sounds. Letters policy Some professors are terrible teachers, but SERVING STORRS SINCE 1896 intelligent people. They speak with the zeal of All letters submitted for publication must day-old potato salad. Their classes are as fun as a rousing session of root-canal surgery. be typewritten and double-spaced. They KEN KOEPPER Here you must use the brave and reckless must not exceed 250 words. The Daily Editor in Chief Campus reserves the right to edit for space, approach: honesty. Tell the educator why you libel and grammar. Submissions must think his class is trash. It might not help, but DAN ALEXANDER GHAEME BROWN is so dumb that anyone who didn't drop it Managing Editor include the name and phone number of the Business Manager author. Students should include their deserves the treatment. Unless it's a required course with no other, teacher. majors and semester standings, while staff should mention their University affiliation. Then you have to learn to sing the blues, MHIMM because honesty will get you a royal reaming. MM* ciMt gMMai 9*4 « »••*•, Conn. MM* "uMtatwd »« ttw C—WCMCM Oattf Mail to Box U-189, Storrs, Conn. 06268. There are some fantastic professors here. I °*^***— «4. 1*11. i/T. Tttophon. 2014»»3M oc «*• M07 ******** by m*4, Letters may be hand-delivered to 121 North # a I had at least three. If you find one that you S■"■"►JE* ??*i*'''""' " ' »*«rtotn^n. |WMM to m. 0.M, Camp*. « no Eagleville Road Monday through Friday cool by WtMmonMc Cnronlclo Suo»criDor United •>«•• InlocwoMoiiol ——- like, take every course they teach. It beats the Aoooctotod CoHoflolo Pr... from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. hell out of working.
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"This is the day upon which we are reminded of what we are the other 364." The Connecticut Daily Campus, Wednesday, April 1,1981 Page 3 UConn poll favors protection of homosexuals
By LAURA-LYNNE POWELL opposed barring known homosexuality was morally homosexual acts between telephone through randomly homosexuals from teaching wrong though there is a The state public strongly consenting adults should be generated phone numbers. elementary school, accor- widespread support for civil supports a variety of legal legal, the poll found. The release is part of an on- ding to a UConn Poll taken rights for homosexuals. By a The results were based on going poll of state residents ways to protect the freedom between Jan. 27 and Feb. 1. 7-1 margin the public of homosexuals, as a full 60 interviews with 500 adult conducted by the UConn More than half the residen- declares itself in favor of percent of residents polled residents contacted by Roper Center. ts polled. 53 percent, felt laws guaranteeing homosexuals the right to live where they choose. State ... fee bill deferments Campus peace group residents oppose a bar on FROM PAGE ONE homosexuals teaching She said, such loans don't Rosenberg said ihat the law elementary school by a 60 now require collateral, credit would cause 6,000 additional to demonstrate at EB percent to 27 percent checks, or parents' credit Financial aid forms to be filed margin. checks, and are available to with the University. By KATIE THOMPSON Men were more likely to any student, even nor.- There will be a toll-free A campus peace group will take part today in the first of label homosexuality wrong degree students. If the number distributed next fall two demonstrations at Electric Boat in Groton. (58 percent) than were proposal passes. many students can call with finan- Students for Peace will also demonstrate April 25 at E.B., women (48 percent) and students who depend on cial aid questions, ind the the maker of submarines for the Navy. disapproval was strongest bank loans would be cut off. University will get a com- Peter Severance, spokesman for the group, said Wed- among the elderly, the poll Patterson said all bank loan puter to keep track of nesday's demonstration is "to get Electric Boat workers to said. applicants would have to Fill changes in the financial aid think about their role in furthering the arms race." The situation. One-third of the population out financial aid forms to plant employs 20,000 people. show their economic need. The April 25 demonstration is to protest the launching said they personally knew someone who was a This would tie up their loan Weather ceremony of a new Trident submarine. The submarine has for a time and would cer- the explosive force to destroy every major city in the nor- homosexual. Only one in five said it would make a dif- tainly take longer than the Variable cloudiness, thern hemisphere. Severance said. ference in how they felt Aug. 15 deadline. She said breezy with afternoon and Students for Peace is also responsible for a petition being about a friend who they that all students who expect evening showers. Highs in circulated around the University calling for a bilateral found out was gay. bank loans this year should the 70s. Showers ending disarmament agreement between the U.S. and the Soviet By more than a 2-1 margin, fill out financial aid forms early Wednesday night. Union. The petition so far has 1,200 signatures. state residents felt private now to avoid problems later. Lows in the 40s.
Kappa Alpha Theta Continues Its Atlanta Awareness Program
Thursday, April? at 3:30 Student Union Baliroom
Guest Speaker will DP State Representative THIRMANMILNER
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Try rappelling ... descend- Army ROTC teaches pro- ing a precipice by a rope fessionally oriented stu- and the seat of your pants. dents to lead people and to The fastest way down. Ex- direct equipment to achieve cept for free fall. specific objectives as an Rappelling is one part of Active or Reserve Officer. a challenging academic If you're looking for the and extracurricular pro- challenge of leadership, in gram offered by Army college and afterwards, ROTO L look into Army ROTC. Page 4 The Connecticut Daily Campus, Wednesday, April 1,1981 THE Come to our ANONYMOUS PUB "TROPICAL SEMIFORMAL" PRESENTS t. April 4. 1981 9 pm - 1 am at Putnam Refectory "BOB DUNN" featuring Acoustic Guitarist And VocalTs "STREET BEAT" TONIGHT 8:30-12:30 a.m. $4/person • advance tickets available at SU Lobby 2nd Floor — Commons Bldg. April 1 & 2 10-4 No Foolin Around Bob Dunn's In Town sponsored by Delta Sigma Pi
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El Salvador: Another Vietnam? WED. APRIL 1st 7:00 9:15 11:30 recently filmed in El Salvador LS 154 $175
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HOLLYWOOD (UPI) — A con- first directing effort and the 20-year- Carson, in white tie and tails, told "I salute the academy for the in- valescing Ronald Reagan opened the old Hutton's first movie role. the audience at the Los Angeles fluence its work has had on the 53rd annual Academy Awards to five Robert De Niro won best actor for Music Center. "It was the world's most enduring art form. Film rounds of applause for his taped ad- his devastating performance as boxer president's express wishes that we is forever," Reagan said, setting the dress, but top honors went to "Or- Jake Lamotta in "RagingBull. "De— use that introduction .He asked for a theme of the program, "Film dinary People" as best picture of Niro previously had been nominated television set in his room so he could Forever" in his brief remarks. 1980 arid Henry Fonda who received for best actor for his roles in "Taxi view that introduction tonight." the first Oscar of his 46-year career. Driver" in 1976 and in "The Deer Tuesday night's program, watched Hunter" in 1978. He won best sup- by an estimated 300 million television porting actor in 1974 for his part in President Reagan says 'Film is forever' viewers in 66 countries, kept East "The Godfather Part II." Coast viewers who were determined Sissy Spacek won best actress for to see the finish up until 1:10 a.m. her portrayal of singer Loretta Lynn today. in "Coal Miner's Daughter." Miss In a bizarre occurrence, a tuxedoed Spacek had been nominated for the imposter stepped out of the audien- same award in 1976 for "Carrie," but ce, accepted the Oscar for the lost to Faye Dunaway's "Network." Hungarian winner of the best Mary Steenburgen was chosen animated short film, and fled. He best supporting actress for her role was being sought for theft. as the feisty wife in "Melvin and "Ordinary People," the story of a Howard." middle-class couple and their suicidal But the evening also belonged to teen-ager, was the top award winner; former actor Reagan, who opened the bringing in four of the $500 gold show officially with videotaped statuettes. Actress Lillian Gish, 84, remarks, and received five rounds of came out of retirement to present the applause from the star-studded best picture trophy. audience of almost 3,000. - It also won awards for best director Although the gala was delayed 24 Robert Redford ; best supporting ac- hours bv the shooting of Reagan in tor, Timothy Hutton, son of the late Washington Monday, the mood of actor Jim Hutton; and best screen- the evening was light and the play based on material from another recuperating president was even the Oscar winner Robert Redford and Mary Tyler Moore, star of his medium for Alvin Sargent. target of many of emcee Johnny Car- film "Ordinary People," are shown at SardPs in New York earlier this "Ordinarv People" was Redford's son's good-natured one-liners. month. "Ordinary People" won an Oscar for Best Picture.
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FOUND: Cat Black with rust spots Long haired and trimmed ears. Call: ujiLLimRnnc 487-9611.LFV4 LOST: One Opal ring and Seiko watch between (or at) the Pub and South Campus. The watch before vacation SRVincs and ring after. High sentimental value Call 487-537.LF1 LOST — One pair of glasses in FRAT RnD Thus 3/26 Aviator style, black wire frame, photogray prescription. 429- 7087 LF1 lonn Lost-Antique Gold Topaz Ring.Senti- mental value. Reward offered. Call Joanne 429-4029 Keep trying. LF3
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Revere 10 W Open Copper Skillet 38.00 37.00 36 00 34 00 29.00 19.00 39 95 Student Group Leaders Urged To X Revere Oval Copper Omelette Pan 42.00 41.00 40.00 3800 33.00 23.00 4395 Attend: Meeting Wednesday April 1 All items subiect to availability Conn Sales Tax will be added to each item purchased Rm 217 at 3:30 This Is No Joke — One gift per account Deposit must remain in account for a minimum of 6. months Don't Miss This One — Very Important.A1 ^~ —■ — — — — — _ —_ .y —_• ... ^ Thanks to a new law, you will pay no federal income tax on the ATTENTION: Accounting Students: Mr. Richard King, vice president and first $200 ($400 if you file a joint return) of interest you earn on savings in 1981. treasurer of the Hartford Courant will speak on applying accounting and financial techniques to not-for-profit We pay the HIGHEST INTEREST RATES allowed by law. organizations. Wed. 4/1 7 p.m. SU Early withdrawal from any certificate is permitted. 216A. Sponsored by the Accounting Federal regulation, however, imposes a substantial penalty for early withdrawal. Society. A1 Interest accumulated in any certificate may be withdrawn at any time with no penalty. UCONN SAILING CLUB - lessons begin Tues., March 31 Fri. If you choose, we will mail your monthly interest earned on any certificate. April 3, 3:30 in Rm 312 Commons. OUrVlVOr Benefit: In the event of death, the survivor of a joint certificate account may cash the certificate Check SU. 212 for more information. immediately with no penalty for early withdrawal. UCONN BICYCLING CLUB: A new club that is being formed to enable members to become more familiar with different aspects of bicycling. uiiLLimRrmc SRVinos RnD lofin Day trips and bicycle maintenance Main and Church Streets Park Springs Office wilt be goals. All interested persons WILLIMANTIC MEMBER (s)come to rm. 217 Student Union 7-8 Route 195 and Foster Drive p.m. 3/31 or if unable to attend, Lobby: Mon.-Thurs. 9-3 MANSFIELD please call Dan at 429-6527. Friday 9-5 Lobby: Mon., Tue., Wed. 9-3 Walk-up Window: FSIJC Thursday 9-7 Flip a flat all the way to Europe with Mon.-Fri. 9-5 Faded Savings & Loan kiuiranca Corp Friday 9-5 the UCMB Color Guard! Noexperi- ence? No problem! Training March Saturday Drive-in: Mon.-Fri. 9-5 30, 31 April 1, 6, 7 (attend any three), Lobby & Walk-up 9-noon Your Savings Insured to $100,000 Thursday 9-7 College of Ag. Auditorium 6:30 p.m. More Info? 429-4912, 4866-4659, 429-5811. The Connecticut Dally Campus, Wednesday, April 1,1981 Page 11 Honda CB125S, '78, 6,000 miles. Sips CELEBRATE the Centennial with the RIDE NEfcUbU to Trumball/Bridge- gas, 80 mpg, very good condition, special centennial edition of port atea for Thursday, April 9. Will $800 negotiable. Call Greg or Kim at NUTMEG 81. Great for seniors, share expenses. Contact Sue 487-9916 429-0452 FS26 undergrads, faculty and Alumni. SU RB8 MARKETPLACE 211. M5/7 Stereo receiver and Fisher speakers. Ride needed to MCAT test center at U AM/FM. Excellent condition, Tired of paying too m.uch insurance Hartford Sat. April 4. Will share Reasonable price. Must sell. Call loo you auto? Call Tom Lobo 423-6374 expenses. Call anytime 487-9176. RB2 r \JTy nCIN I Summer sublet, with option to rent for 487-8304. FS3 for a quote. ' . fall. Woodhaven Apts. 2 bedroom, WANTED: Riders or car with bet ter ...„-.._.. .. unfurnished. $220/month plus utili- 1978 Honda CB400T; Exc. condition, MOTORCYCLE INSURANCE - CALL than 30 mpg for trip to see shuttle UNIQUE! Live in a Newport mansion ties QaM 429.3530. FR2 new battery, luggage rack, eng. FOR A QUOTE! CALL FOR A launch. Will leave for Canaveral April this summer, clos€ to beach and \ '. guards, 12,500 miles. Asking $1250. QUOTE! Monthly Payment plans. 7 or 8 depending on final launch date. tennis courts. $185. double, $225 0ne bedroom apt. in Willington Call 429-5194. FS3 Call tool free 1-800-842- 15000 M10 Call Carl at 429-5322 after 11 p.m. single occupancy includes kitchen ut,„tie8f new carpet, parking, roorr Serious replies only please. RB3 telephone utilities. Call Mary or Carol for garden !250/month, no dogs, very 8 '72 Plymouth Duster, Slant-6, runs Woimen's Ultimate- practice at Chem a^ 401^-84^6084._FS3_ quje , Ca|| 437.0098. FR3 good, green, needs minor body work, field 2:30 and continue to 4:30 or 5:00. < ^ ,„ uWKi.in«n MHAV good tires. $650 or best offer. Come play a game to learn a game. ^S!^ SffSSSXuSSm Female wanted for large, 3 bedroom summer" Sublet. Sunny one bedroom 429-8163 Nanci. FS1 Ml (4/3) ■,,erJ,2'00- expenses apartment for fall sem. 6 miles from apt ,n W0odhaven. $190 monthly & Liz 429-4622 campus, own room, $100/month plus ut,Mlte8. Call 429-6249. Anmytime - 73 Gremlin Standard trans., radials, We want to Summer Sublet at utilities. Available Immediately. Call ,,_-_ ,ruinn Foin cass. stereo, new bad. brakes, Willington Oaks with option for Fall Karen 423-3160 evenings. FR3 Z!?_!!i___ exhaust. Good MPG runs great, some Rental-2 bedroom apt 487-5475 M16 EVENTS ZTinT"Z.^TTl^^l I" Apartment to sublease. Summer only. rust. $800.00 487-8973 Kathy FS2 EARLY BIRD SPECIAL - Summer 22 mj|es from campu8. Rent$230/ Wholesale alternators, starters, sublet at Carriage House.walking „ ^ 2) montn Ca af(er 5 5 p m {A87 2 PARTY TIME SOUND SYSTEM FOR generators - foreign and American. s .n. Sa|fld Saturday, April 4th, distance to cmapus, large yard. 2 Ask (or Bln pR3 HIRE. Professional DJ, Earl Russ. All $5.00 allowance for your used one. 480m Wheeler C $2 25 E3 bedrooms, bunk bed. Call 429-2564 types of music and light. 423-1508. Call 684-5288 for prices. Rebuilders. __ . after 6:00 FR3 Summer Sublet with option for Fall, Elec,ric FSMay 7 ttSJ^ ' Stafford springs. Be a foo„ Wa8,e your money on a 4-% miles to campus, 2 bedroom, M-May 7 Sunday Get fat and wreck your Apartment for rent available June 1. ,arge kitchen & „ving room, nearby 10-spped Raleigh super course bike. teeth! Hot fudge sundaes at Jefferson Two bedrooms. Call Silvana, Nan 1-fo 429-5194 FR3 Brand new must sell. $400.00, asking Europe/Israel: Low cost flights. , Towers for a buck. Tonight 429-5076 evenings. , I H $250.00 Ca11429-8825. Center for Student Travel. 1140 ,rom 7 30 to 11 00 E1 ~~" "" ' "~*— Summer Sublet - Available Mid-May. Broadway, New York, New York ' The Innkeepers: Married,Profes- Two bedroom apt. at Woodhaven Park 10001 (212( 689)8980. (800) 223-7676. ,., , hed ,0 hard , „mi, pi88ed in sional couple with experience in house Apts Ha8 ba|COny, pool right. $230/ m P a,s R,chie M zzi on sitting are looking for a place to rent month 0pt|0n to rent in fall. Call ??LlJ!---l„ V " " " «™ in exchange for care-taking.E Extra- 429-5034 Evenings. FR4 MISCELLANEOUS TAU BETA P. District Meeting/Road STILTHSW " *"'" ' ^ ordinary Care is Our Fare! References Trip Is this Sat. Apr. 4. Includes (for J_-_| Available. Heather & Gary 455-9245. Lun cn and roas beef d nner 2£3i „ K ' ' / PT Majors & other interested people: F R Softball and beer, campus and lab SAPTA will sponsor a bus leaving for _ ' FOR SALE Tow more days before Caddyshack. tours, workshops and lectures... Quinnipiac special Olympics Saturday WANTED: Roommate (Male or Rodney Dangerfleld, Bill Murray, WOW! Sign up in FLC 203 if you want April 11 at 7-30 a m from Student Female( to. share Willington Oaks Chevy Cahse and Ted Knight are a great day of fun and relazation. yJJ, Sj " Tnur9day, Friday, & Apt. for summer mos. $80/mo. & 1972 4 door Impala brown with black invading UConn with Laughter. M1 Don't miss out-sign up now!! M3 Monday on the SAPTA SAPTA utilities. Own room a possibility, vinyl top. Runs Good. Body Good. BULLETIN BOARD IN Koons Hall. Fremale may move in 5/1/81. Please Looks Good. One Owner. $900. Call CELEBRATE the Centennial with the poets wanted to share In spiritual E4 call 429-2884, ask for Judy. FR3 429-928. FS1 special centennial edition of search. For further info, call Sandy, NUTMEG "81. Great for Seniors, the four corners' typist, at 429-4083. COLLEGE REPUBLICANS Meeting Summer sublet with fall option. 2 1973 Capri V6 4 sp. A/C AM/FM Undergrads, Faculty and Alumni Low rates. M1 Wednesdays 6;30 p.m. SU207 Every- bedroom apt. in Ashford, 15 minutes Excellent condition. Must be seen SU211 M4/30 one we|COme, we love to talk politics. from campus. A/C $200/month plus $1850 or best offer. 429-5703. FS2 PARTYING? SOUND EFFECTS, the ^ utilities. Call 429-7196 FR3 finest music system on campus in now RlOFbOARD J.R.'s LAST BUCK DEALS. Piels 12 taking bookings for the month of ' Friday night April 3rd. when your Summer sublet. Woodhaven Apts. 2 02 cans $7.16 per case. Genesee qts. April. Call Marty at 429-2588. M1 drunk and wasted and got the bedrooms, $230/month plus utilities, $8.08 per case, Knickerbocker 16 oz. Munchies. Check out Trouy #7, late negotiable. Call Gary, 4-6 p.m. at ret. $8.36 per case. V* keg Papst The Chain saws are coming. Bzzzzzzz ni0n' 'ood from 10 p.m. till 3 am. 429-4913 FR6 $18.20, V* Old Milwaukee $16.25 Vi M3 Ride Needed Sunday evening 4/12/81 Gr«al varie,y and cneaP Prlces E3 keg Schmidts $28.30 % Piels $25.35 rto UConn from Naugatuck or any- SUBLETTERS WANTED FOR Vi Tuborg $30.50 FREE CHECK Miscellaneous where in the vicinity. Will pay $. Call Late Night Food at Troy, Friday April SUMMER: House in Coventry has 2 CASHING! TAKE N. Eagleville Rd. IDC Weekend Presents Jackie 487-8791. RB8 3 rd 'rom 10 P m ,(l 3 am Great singles, one double open. Nearl Lake. pasi Pesaro's to Rt. 32. Turn right. Free Coffeehouse Thurs. April 2, 8:00 ' variety and cheap prices. E3 Rent under $100 Call 742-6201. FR3 JR. Liquor 429-3036. FS3 ,0 0n 0 7 Senior Accounting student looking for 2 Tickets to the Smithsonian Jazz IZnTJZ'^LX" airSS K£r£ evei°no wUI '38 ^W. oKT55Zei~T=. an inexpensive rent Ensemble,€at. night. Nice seats. Call — — — expend. CaM SXtfJSSL PS?" at"JM the Jngle "fT* Jam on5tt Thurs. ■April&*? 2. Senior Accounting student looking for Brad at 742-6065 FS1 TAILORING. I do expert tailoring, ~~TT /Cornell 9'1 BY0B' mixers P'°v'«»«J- Music by an inexpensive rent (Monday-Thurs- Audi0 Tech S day( with family or professor for fall Suzuki 350, 1971 New sprockets, alternation, weaving for ladies and u^er8itv) weekenS o?'4^3 ir 4/10 - P°"*°""> °V McCona- gent.emen. Please call £ •PPOIrj. wTSaVe expenses Cai.Vinda ■**•*■.■ and spring semester. Brian 487-5712. chain, tires. Very fine running ment between 9 a.m. and 6 p.m. . K FR2 condition. $500. 429-6652 Evan. 429-14444. Ask for NERIMAN May 7 *«"-««" "»' EggSi French Toast and Pancake Breakfast $1.50 Combination $2.00 All you can eat! (Limit 3 eggs) Sunday, April 5. 9 a.m. -1 p.m. Alsop UCONN COOP B. E3 ALL YOU CAN EAT!! Pancake Brea- fast - Sunday, April 5. 10 a.m. - 2 p.m. $1.99 - 3 flavors - chocolate chip, blueberry, plain. Batterson A.
THE BLUE BROTHERS ARE COMING! Dan Aykroyd and John BOARD OF DIRECTORS Belushi in the BLUES BROTHERS: Friday April 3; at 7. 9 & 11; In LS 154; $1.50 E3
SBSOUND Complete lighting and sound for your next wild bash. Week end discounts. Call Mike or Scott MEETING 429-9704 or 429-1572 E2 If you liked last season's PRESERVAf TION HALL JAZZ BAND PERFORM ANCE* YOU'LL LOVE the April 3 & 4 concerts by the SMITHSONIAN JAZZ THURSDAY, APRIL 2 AT 7:00 P.M. REPERTORY ENSEMBLE. Limited table seating still available...get your tickets NOW Jorgensen Auditorium. 486-4226 E2
KAPPA KAPPA GAMMA Sorority IN ROOM 306 OF THE S.U. reminds you that there Is a blood- MOBILE, March 30, 31, April 1 & 2 at St. Thomas Aquinas, It will be held from 930 - 3:00 on each of these days. ALL MEMBERS WELCOME E2 FANIA FENELON Noted Musician and Author of U PLAYING FOR TIME 5 J Ms. Fenelon of TVs "60 Minutes" and "Playing For Time" discusses the Holocaust and the Vanessa Redgrave controversy.
Saturday, April 4V1981 8:00 P.M. Hlllel House, N. Eagleville Rd.
Co-sponsored by Hillel Student Council, Hillel Congregation and USG NO CHARGE Page12 The Connecticut Daily Campus, Wednesday, April 1,1981 For the ultimate in entertainment and PLAYGROUND DIRECTOR - Two Dearest Lisa P Sorry you feasting, come to Crawford B's FREE 2-1 /2 week sessions, 30 hrs/wk, missed out on he wild weekend In COFFEEHOUSE and BAKE SALE, July/August, $5/hr. Previous exper- r»rnr«» r* Cornell. Hope we can do It real soon, EVENTS Wednesday, April 1, 8-12. Ksenia lence administering large recreation PERSONALS Love. Mitchell PS. April Fools - Mack and Gregg Nome playing. E1 program, supervising personnel, pro- Honey Don i miss (he '30s "Chicago Speak- gram development and evaluation. Apply at Mansfield Recreation Eept Jon: I hear you're giving me some easy " created at Jorgensen Auditor- S U h ,ev a Rad S,orr by ium (AJ's Place!) Special table seat- 1 ?. .! ~2 !" ' * Bonnie - Once is never enough. Must competition, that's okay! - Sue ing on the main floor- refreshments April 3, EOE HW2 sea you again. Clyde. ~ " Z 771 ZTM HELP WANTED " _____ Beware! Your friends could booths in the lobbies (beer, Wine and munchies) - and the music of Fats PLAYGROUND OPENINGS - Two Hey Doug - Remember the other night "Humanoida from the Deep" P3 (Ain't Misbehavln') Waller Duke 2-1/2 week sessions. 30 hrs/wk, when we were „,„,._ away Jtth - —- naven P Py Elligton, Benny Goodman...and many OVERSEAS JOBS - Summer/year Juy/Augus Superv.sors and Assist- Pa„ion? Well I forgot to take that ***J J „*_ " c ,, , i ! round. Europe, S Amer., Australia, ants - previous experience leading/ |„,|e p,„ , u8uaMy wrf around Your months, you have! April Fools! Love others, played by the SMITHSONIAN L JAZZ REPERTORY ENSEMBLE!!! Asia All fields $500-51200 monthly. supervising children in arts & crafts, ne* name is going to be Daddy Doug. April 3 and April 4th Good seats still Sightseeing, monthly. Sightseeing. exercise & play, games, field trips, ; _ . abailable. Call Jorgensen Auditorium Free info. Write IJC Box 52-CT3 etc preferred. Limited experience L*« . , put a„ your teater8 in the UM. (Stowe C) I hope you 486-4226 E3 Corona Del Mar, CA 92625 HW14 acceptable. Apply at Mansfield Recre- dryer-twice! Aprll'sa fools ... Love Florlda " muCh. M ' _?' . t. , atlon Dept., 4 South Eagleville Rd., Ya - Sophle$ toBruce Springsteen, wet t-shlrts Storrs, by April-3. EOE HW2 _ contests, unstable booth seats and IDC Coffeehouse WAITER/WAITRESS WANTED H walh ,ne bMevh at n ht Free Fun for All! Batterson-C in the Frats Call Dotty COUNSELORS.roTiN^m7r~7rjr~7hUH7.7-. Co-ed children s «*, 0o*t..J _ want to cover your' ...body ' way,» °" have you seen '- -grandma ■**£? Featuring the multi-talented IDC 487-4820, Lisa 487-4819 or leave fh h| rt message at 429-2595. To start camp N.E. Pa. Group Leader. (St. WIXXMJZSL _He^_,_J_n wandering around late at night with a community members. Thurs. Apr 2 8 8ho, un? hear8 a p m -1 a.a.m. See you there Norman. plus), Swim (WSI). Tennis. Gymnas- °^d'rape vof And fh s intt an Ao^H 0 ' *■ " "«» immediately HW3 tics. Waterski, Team Sports. Drama, SIMEi' P "ants a dancing lesson. Seriously, E2 Fine Arts, Photo, Dance. SIGN UP " _J thanks for many beautiful memories. HEAD LIFEGUARD - Part-time ha are ,Get your date and click back your hair spring weekends, full-time summer. mSwaTntSLSSSTEl. Barb, it was nice talking to yoo even if ,7 y vary special to me. Good l m on| ,or a ,e xam ,nur a Sa,urday - carnation in the lapel, special $S/hr Previous experience as head PLOYMIST _S_J______i ' " "" y " "SnuC One of »"*•" |__* " « ' PLOYMENT, Wilbur Cross Bldg — ._ d „,„.,-, nn, ,„ „-_, night wine lover password" at the door ..step out!! lifeijuard/waterfront director, teach- y Interviews APRIL 16th 10:30-5 p.m. "°_?h„ H , ,! K °. ■„ . ° - AJ's place has it all! Jazz/swing ing lessons, supervising personnel, and ,a,k about old ,ime or write: Camp Wayne, 12 Allevard g£5T » " Tls the first day of April, April fools music, candlelite tales, beer, wine program development and evaluation, St. Lido Beach, NY 11561 HW3 ___T. they gay g. ,h|8 ,g _ blrthdya p^- and assorted munchies. Tell 'em Joe WSI Apply at Mansfield Recreation ,rom an sent ya. and enter the world of the Dept. 4 South Eaglevill Rd., Storrs by ' Yo Wheeler n - Dn vnu rln little -irl«-> O-roomle in Crandal A, from Chicago speakeasy!1! Only $4.00 for April 3 EOE. HW2 SUMMER JOBS leading backpack, Never mind, I's ratyher do It mjseff. Jackie to INgrid Happy Birthday on rock climbing and canoeing trips or , ' - this day, For nineteen arrives once good table seats, $3.00 or $4.00 in the |n fac tfw Rude s d doe8 bJ h bike touring trips. Work with teens ,.„ . , .„ , ,_£_ and then slowly drifts away. best balcony seats. Step out! AJ's BASEBALL UMPIRES - Part-time. f00 bu f|nd ou and preteens. On-campus interviews Mmmlatnr Rndi place (Jorgensen Auditorium) - Friday League for 10-12 year olds May/June April 7. Contact Ms. Comiskey at ^mmmvm^anouah anvwav tmmmm^mm BARA - Thanks so much for a night apnl 3rd and Saturday night, Pony/Colt Leagues (13-17 BAR Cooperative Education. HW6 ^^ , _ " wonderful time, ., the Kappa-Kappa April 4th Call 486-4226 for informa- year olds) June/July. Apply at ha weflk tion E2 Mansfield Recreation Dept. 4 South when she put my lights out. Before Gjima-S^mi-formal^ CARL
Eagleville Rd , Storrs by April 3. »A ANTPn e__l*e_«[|M^lieT_ire_o_ Hey Pabl0 . What wa8 it agam? STEPPENWOLF - Siunday April 5th EOE. HW2 PB 36 7 & 9 p.m. 75 cents IDC LEE (Crawfo-rd) , ■fought^you were a !»$*»£»* SSffSt Non-profit Film Series E3 LIFEGUARD OPENINGS - Part-time sweet girl when I met you yesterday... __. " . spring weekends, full-time summer. then two minutes later you drew RFWARE, F Fridav ,■„ Drove t0 vou PARTY TIME SOUND SYSTEM FOR Assis»ant Head Guard, Swim Lesutn We want to summer sublet at Will- blood. ■ SX^SSS^SSmS HIRE Professional DJ, Earl Russ. All Coordinator, l ilfreguards. WSI, 0ak8 a ,e ,he ,ruth types of music and light. 423-1508 previous experience guarding, teach- ESS. 2 fflj.%? S! wssrzrzrsttsxm g -a? ■ " EMay 7. ing lessons preferred for most posi- 487-5475. W16 and that's no April Fool's...Please ___"[ tions; advance life saving, limited T experience for others. Apply at Carh-p7id-ror-g-oo-d-co-nrJit7on"rP s. ^---1--^.™°!__L_ O. Frances D's B-day to going to be IDC Room Draw will be held on Sun. one she wi r member like no 0,ner April 5 If you want to join our Mansfield Recreation Dept., 4 South Rock-jazz-classical in any quantity Thfi .,.,,. _ot exac.iv 8ure who's thev " « community be at the IDC on Sunday at Eagleville Rd.. Storrs by April 3. from 'io to 10.000 and we'll travel to %&%*S2VZSmii!2l ZL%Z"£^*e^ get them. Please call Festoon's ' been notified. Watch for details. 400 with your Blue Striped card. For POE. HW2 yours infor - Dinsdale 429-2072 or Howard Records, 15 Whitney, New Haven ' — 487-9674 E3 789-8210 W4/30 Elalne: Ju8t a llttle me88age for my JJ - they say you are agressive - I ~o $600/week. Inland exploration k w bu wnat know ,S d0n crews. Vigorous men/women. Full/ little FOOL, Happy 21st. Love always *" "° * ' ' ' FUDGE SALE! Student Union Lobby part-year. Nationwide. Send $5.00 for Roommates wanted for 3 bedroom Chris. ______Thurs April 2nd and'Fri. April 3 rd. company Directory & full job infor tl , , ,n We 8 J___!_ l*_!_ |!_? !_ e beK hh' 7 r--r.~T.-__T B-note. what a stellar performance! 10-5; Towers Union Thurs. 7-12 p.m. Job Data: Box 172B4. Fayetteville, rrlZ _J-_T V__? o „ __"___ _?^ boyfriend: I owe you Tnanks for a ea( weekend and a AR 72701 HW2 Buy it by the pieces, V* lb., Vi lb., lb. _!!_J_____ wo Ca v"6 ba.C\r"b! C,a" y°U han d'e "? " 20tn bir,hday HI never forget. Love, and more!Sponsored by L.L.C. E3 anytime 429-6349. W9 Your "cute girl bear
TAU BETA PI District Meeting/Road Trip is this Sal. Apr. . Includes (tor FREE); Lunch and roast beef dinner, TNE Softball and beer, campus and lab Where are YOU living next Semester? tours, workshops and lectures ..Wow! SNOBS Sign up in FLC 203 if you want a great day of fun and relazatnon. Don't miss AGAINST IDC offers an alternative out-sign up now!! E3 TNE Don't believe the myths...find out for yourself Cangelosi wears kneepads! and he'll be at Caddyshack Thurs. night. See SLOBS. him there-Aloha SUB 7, 9, & 11. E1 ROOM DRAW is Sunday April 5
1st 100 callers! Get a solidChocolate Caddyshack If you want to join our community... .0*0.-1- -, Easter bunny delivered anywhere on .. eju*'\ eivavio campus Call Dave or Brian 487-6981, BE AT OUR ORIENTATION PROGRAM ON John 486-3109 SUNDAY APRIL 5 at 4:00. UConn — The infamous flashers have = V returned, bigger & better than ever We may be easy but we're not free. « - call Norman Dinsdale-429-2072 Contact Wheeler D by April 1st. S.U.B. Thurs. April 2 at 7,9 & 11 s $1.99 A TROPICAL SEMIFORMAL Howard-487-9674 "Street'beat" Apr. 4, 1981 9 p.m.-l am $4/1 and 4/2 at SUB E3 WARNING: Spring Coming All student group leaders urged to attend meeting Wednesday April 1
Rm 217 Student Union at 3:30
This is no joke — Don't miss
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Brown Eyes— does this mean HEY ALUMNI AND TOWERS We're Selling Prom Tickets PERSONALS
we cannot trip the light fantastic? At Your Place Today Secret Admirer - How can I show you affection when I'm not supposed to know who you are? Actually, "secret" Ryan Cafe 4-7 p.m. admirer is not such a good term to use Fen wick Lounge 4-7 p.m. - "not-so-secret" might be better Chris M (Ellsworth) - Yes, the Chris Buy them now before they're all gone. who has friends named Jamie, reggie, etc. We did not know that you could be a good time for a whole weekend (5 Sponsored by Class of 81/USG minutes maybe)! And we certainly did not know that you hasd any self- control! Signed: The other 50 "Cute Reproductive Health Care for Women as Hell" girls that you fooled around with in the past 4 weeks.
* Complete Obstetrical 'Free Pregnancy Cindy D - Had a great time in Fla & Gynecological Care Testing would like to continue here at school Love Jim *State Licensed OB/GYN*Pregnancy Termina- KEN--I had a great time with you at * Pap Smear/ tion to 12 weeks the' Pub. The NUTMEG PHOTOI GRAPHER GOT SOME GREAT Breast Exam * Birth Control SHOTS OF US. ♦Saturday Hours * Pregnancy Counseling Dave - Happy 24th B-day Have a Hartford Gynecological Center great day! Love D.J. 140 Retreat Ave., Hart ford 525-1900 Attention Towers: The Webbre House Leftist Front Libveration Party disbands all communist propaganda linking the Party with the Presidential Giselle ... by Ballet West assassination attempt. Supporters of presented by the Hartford Ballet the Party can respond to nightly rallies at 10':15 p.n. Protest and Survive! "Torcher," media corres- pondent, W.H.L.F.L.P - and rember, we nave magazines!
ATTENTION: Russell c, and everyone else who helped me celebrate by b-day. The celebrating startedon Thursday, and the party at Terry was great. Thanks to all you commuters, and all the other people who sang to me (Tom, Mark, John, Pete) Bill and Marty, you were good Sputniks. Noi, Bill.m I won't ever grip about C101 again. And I never had so much fun being kidnapped. Aimee, if you don't - A. get Toomie of the year, no one will. Cliff andBiii, the shower wasn't too much fun, but the chocolates the next day were delicious! Rich - it figures AbfOlh lOlni^durKCripc'.r il you couldn't make it (Ha, Ha) Buit I missed you. To all the people at my Three Performances Only! surprise bash - I love Ya! Lori & Wednesday, Thursday, Friday Ginny, even though you'rte not JORGENSEN /HOTORIUIM April 8.9.10.1981 moving with us, I forgive you. The University of Connecticut, Storrs SEAT LOCATION TICKET PRICES Anways, thanks for making my 19th Orchestra. 1st Bal., from S14 weekend the best ever! (Even you, Bushnell Memorial, 8 P.M. 1st Bal.. rear 111 David). Love, Dawn Box Office open 9-4, Monday-Friday Tickets on sale now at the box office, 2nd Bal.. front S10 246-6807. and all Ticketrons. 2nd Bal., rear f 6 Runt, Good Luck on you earns, Love Information 486-4226/TICKETRON Always. Me. &i &>£*- <*>
Invites you to join us in CLASS FOOLERY TONIGHT 8:00 p.m. SU Ballroom advance tickets available 314 Commons & SU Lobby * only a foolish dollar * Limited tickets available at the door Entertainment by: Judy Carter, comedienne and Dave and the All Dave Band Refreshments provided, snacks provided free Special contests, prizes and surprises TROPICAL DRESS ENCOURAGED
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Fri., Apr. 3, 8:00 p.e., Graduate Recital JAZZ CELEBRITY CONCERT 2 p.a. aatinee Apr. 465 VDM $2.00 SCHOOL WILLIAM CLARK, bassoon TRUMPETER LEWIS SOLOFF No eve. perf. Apr. 5($3.00) THE TREE OF UConn JAZZ ENSEMBLE Harriet Jcrgensen Theatre WOODEN CLOGS OF Thurs., Apr. 2, 8:15 p.a., VDM HOT L BALTIMORE (Italian w/subtitles) t Student Recital Grand Prize Cannes FINE CHERYL NAJARIAN,cello Fri., Apr. 3, 3:30 p.a. Best Foreign Film NYC BUS TRIP Harriet Jorgensen Theatre NY Film Critics ARTS Sun., Apr. 5, 3:00 p.a., VDM Sat. April 11 ($2.00) Circle Graduate Recital $15.00 TULIS SESSIONS' WEEKLY DELORES FOX-CORLEY, soprano tickets now-lOth WOMEN 1 HAVE KNOWN . FELICIA URBANSKI, violin noon-4:30 p.a. CALENDAR VDM Hon., Apr. 6, 8:15 p.a., VDH 24 hr. info 486-2106 Art .486-3931 Student Recital THERESA SCHOENDORF, mezzo- soprano VON box office 486-2260 Ora.a 429-^w Page 16 The Connecticut Daily Campus, Wednesday, April 1,1981 UConn splits doubleheader SPORTSFILE NEW BRITAIN — The UConn softball team split a doubleheader with Central Connecticut State College Tuesday, with both games Yanks, Padres deal featuring outstanding pit- ching performances. George Steinbrenner is wheeling and dealing again. In the first game, the Blue Early this morning, the Yankees traded centerfielder Devils' Cindy Turcotte. (1-0) Ruppert Jones, outfielder Joe Lefebrve, left handed pitcher tossed a one-hitter, as Cen- Tim Lollar and minor league pitcher Chris Welch to the San tral handed the Huskies a 3-0 Diego Padres for switch hitting centerfielder Jerry loss, their first of the season. Mumphry and right handed pitcher John Pacella. Central scored all three unearned runs in the bottom of the fifth inning. The lead- off hitter reached on an error, and stole second. Turcotte then tripled and NBA Playoffs scored on a wild pitch by losing pitcher Sherry Aselton (0-1). The final run was scored with two out, on a Bulls 90 walk, a passed ball, qnd another UConn error. Knicks80 The lone UConn hit was a Laura Rubino tossed her first career no-hitter Tuesday single by Joanne Poirier in 1 -0 victory over CCSC the second inning. Ricky Sabers' t8 points led the Chicago Bulls to 90-80 only run in the sixth inning, In the second game, junior upset over the New York Knicks in game one of the NBA when shortstop Beth Conrad being shutouts. In 34 innings Laura Rubino topped Turcot- Eastern Conference mini-series at Madison Square tripled, and scored on third the pitching staff has not Garden. te's performance by hurling baseman Karen Moreau's given up an earned run. a 1-0 no-hitter, the first of The Knicks were led by guard Ray Williams with 19 sacrifice fly. UConn travels to her career. points. The next game of the best two-out-of-three series The Huskies now stand at . Providence Thursday. will be Friday in Chicago. The Huskies scored the 3-1, with all three victories Gametime is 3 p.m. 76ers 124 Pacers 108 SPORTS The Philadelphia 76ers beat the Indiana Pacers, 124-108. in the first game of the best two-out-of-threemini series in Huskies look for first win Philadelphia, behind Julius Erving's 32 point performance. By Bob D'Aprlle Tuesday, while UConn will UConn offensive attack. Seeking their first win of be in search of their first vic- Keckisen has scored nine the season, the UConn tory, having lost in their first goals in three games, NHL Scores lacrosse team journeys to three starts. averaging three goals per Amherst. Mass. to take on "Coach Dick Garber has game. the UMass Minutemen in a 3 done an excellent job at The Huskies underman- p.m. match today. UMass, with the aid of ned all season will have just Minnesota 6 Montreal 3 "UMass is one of the scholarships he has obtained 17 healthy ballplayers for strongest lacrosse teams in some real quality lacrosse today's match, a definite St. Louis 3 Islanders 1 the New England area and players from the Long Island Disadvantage against the they have tremendous dep- area giving him a very strong very deep Minutemen. th." UCon head coach Joe lacrosse program," Gianelli Despite strong goalten- Gianelli said, commenting pointed out, adding "we will dihg by Steve Boccarosa. Quebec 5 Winnipeg 3 on a Minutemen squad need total discipline if we UConn has been outscored which handily defeated the expect to keep the match 30-17 so far this season. The Huskies last season, 26-1. close." Husky defense, anchored by Pittsburgh 1 Los Angeles 7 UMass will be playing in The Huskies will be captain John Stevenson, will just their second game of the looking to midfielder Jim need a superb performance season. opening their Keckeisen, the team's if a victory is to be achieved Detroit 5 schedule against Cornell leading scorer, to head the by the UConn squad. Calgary 5 Pleau may be promoted Morrone, Kapp honored The Hartford Whalers have called for a press conference Joe Morrone and Erhardt tributing nine assists for the DeBrito and Comrie each at 12:30 p.m. today to announce the status of head coach Kapp were named co- 21-2-1 Huskies. received New England Inter- Larry Pleau. In February, Pleau replaced Don Blackburn, winners of the Dr. John Y. Also, the Eric S. Lund collegiate player-of-the-week who was fired. Squires Award, symbolic of Memorial Award, given to awards. Early speculation is that Pleau will replace Director of UConn soccer team's most the most improved player, Operations Jack Kelley next season. valuable player. Tuesday at was awarded to senior back the team's annual awards Mike Howard of Poughkeep- dinner at the Faculty Alumni sie. N.Y.. who successfully Center. moved from a forward Gretzky NHL player-of-the-week Joe Morrone of Storrs, the position to the backfield last first player selected in 1980 season. American Soccer League In other presentations, Edmonton Oilers' center Wayne Gret/ky, who last week draft by the Tulsa Rep. James H. McLaughlin broke Phil Esposito's single season scoring record of 152 Roughnecks, won the award (68th District) gave a pts. (76 goals — 76 assists), was named Tuesday the NHL in 1979. Kapp of Glendale, resolution honoring Joe player-of-the-week for an unprecedented fourth time in Morronc's winning th; one season. N.Y., the" fourth player picked in the first round of Hermann Trophy as the the draft by the New York nation's outstanding 5 Cosmos, won it in 1978. collegiate soccer player. Carpenter: Tlay me or I quit Last season. Morrone tied Morrone, Kapp and junior teammate Elvis Comrie for Pedro DeBrito of Waterbury Houston Oiler running back Rob Carpenter has asked the team lead in goals with were presented All-America Oiler management to trade him. Carpenter is unhappy with 17 and added 10 assists for certificates. last season's playing time. Carpenter, plagued by injuries 27 points. In addition to his All-New England awards the last two seasons, said he may retire if his request is not heeded. play at sweeperback, Kapp went to Joe Morrone. Kapp. scored four goals while con- Comrie and DeBrito. while Joe Morrone