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helps our speed of- tgayMaineCampus in said. "He and September 26, 1984 at Orono student neaspaper taste 1875 Wednesday, excellent base runn- vol. XCV no. WI" The 11_ osiversity of Manse stole eight bases," sity team traaveled a few players who the travelling squad students joined many of the Work-study of games played Sun- UMO senate elections Diamond against ,itchers in both the held Thursday regulateparking lots - to be >ton and Derek Aran games to lead Maine tuency. Balentine and Colvin halls by Rick Lawes well. umphs. will form a constituency as aides where conferences or special events Staff Writer seats Sue Swift thing on the day was For Thursday's election, 10 by were being held, so we'd know (where) ss strikes:. assistant Two graduate Staff Writer at are still uncontested. not to ticket:. he said. is said. They kept the The University of Maine seats represen- strive for the senator seats and and police of- Reynolds said that ticketers Orono student body will go to Student safety aides parking date." ting Chadbourne/Estabrooke, in viola- uniformity in giving out polls for the first lime during the Hall, ficers will continue to ticket cars who failed to make the Hannibal Hamlin/Oak, York a violations. school year Thursday, do tion of university parking regulations, ,ght injuries were Dan 1984-85 Corbett Hall and York Village "It's hard to explain to someone why they will elect this year's edi- UMO security registrar said Thesday. e Gonyar. Gonyar had when not have candidates. In addition,' the ticket and not a car parked General Student Senate. Maria Ruksznis, of UMO's Depart- he has le designated hitter in tion of the one Cumberland and one BCC on- three doors have been filed by 61 of Police r— Petitions campus scat remain uncontested, ment .41 , down:' he said. to place their names on Safety, said • candidates as well as two BCC off-campus and "Checking lots They will be vying for department the ballots. seats. the takes a con- seats, distributed bet- work-study 55 senate The best races appear to be for- hires siderable amount dormitories both on the to help ween ming in Hilltop Complex, where students of time. tennis campus and at Bangor officers Orono there are five candidates for the police "We get most College, fraternities regulate parking Community two Knox Hall seats and three can- of the lots every -campus students. and Off didates for the two Somerset seats lots. day:. he said, apportionment of seats. "Police of- loses The In addition, • there are four can- "and at night, the population of each handle based on didates for the three fraternity ficers fire lanes, han- constituency, has changed parking viola- seat's seats, as well as 24 candidates for dicapped spots last year. in fire slightly from the 20 off-campus seats. Ten seats tions and roads are ) UNH students still hold handicap- Off-campus are so far uncontested. lanes, patrolled . for block of seats in the spaces and the largest Bradford Payne, Fair Election ped violators': their apportionment has traffic' GSS, but Practices Committee chairman, blocked Reynolds said nicome reduced from 22 seats in said Police Chief been said the seats could be filled in by faculty and staff 20 seats for this session. Alan Reynolds, '83284 to a write-in candidate provided he or parking lots will Cumberland and Gannett halls "while student men's tennis team she receives at least five votes. be ticketed for have picked up those two extra the t ic keters check vio- by a seasoned Payne said he thought overnight seats, increasing their apportion- about the parking lots. begin- f New Hampshire number of candidates was lators ment from one to two seats apiece. average, We hire about 1. Orono on Friday. average or possibly above ning Nov. Also, residents of BCC dor- the actual 30 students to start Bears, with only but said be did not have "We mitories will only have one continuously safety aide issues a ticket to as il- those ng lettermen, fail- number from the last elections. Statical ticketing representative this session, com- process tickets, set from the Steve Ritzi, student government legally parked vehicle. areas:', he said, a to two last year. BCC off- because police on pared president, said be thought the equipment can get at sine is now 1-2 students will thus raise may ticket a third of a parking "so snow removal campus number was a little low. He said officers to three seats. and get called away,' he said. the lots!' their representation students don't have as much time lot a student safety igles competition, and fraterni- said student workers attend a Rossignol said being Graduate students have had in the past for He : prevailed over have the same ap- as they session to learn about "tagable" aide wasn't pleasant. ty residents still things as student government. training and it wasn't Hansson 6-2, 6-4. last year: four and sith troubled areas and authorized "We were understaffed, portionment as offenses, "We worked 2 player, Shawn They also learn the dif- worth the hassle:' he said. three seats respectively. who are in school are parking lots. and snow, naged to hold on seat except "People turf and road and are in the dead of winter, in rain Every dorm has one of things different- ference between on tight, second set Somerset, doing a couple of parking lot and (we) had to deal with immaturity for Knox, Oxford, "Education is more given an overall view edge Jim Cotton halls, - ly;. Ritzi said. the student's part. Cumberland and Gannett you really have expectations. of a necessity now; safety of the people passing by would which have two ;eats each. Chad- there are Michael Rossignol, a former "Most Jeff to make the grades, and 'get a real job' under their Sr freshman bourne Hall, which had one seat now than aide, said the training program "caution- mutter also beaten by more people working is last year, has been joined with ed you about this or that!' as he lost to eve' (see TICKETS page 2) maker, Estabrooke Hall to form a consti- "They would leave notes informing -3, 7-6(7-0) in the match of the day. g Aghoian, Shawn Wood Stu Ross playing in proposedfor Talmar increase to replace the rest, fth and sixth spots Rent his shovel, prompted the decision cables and were covered a pipe arid hit it with -aight sets. to the primary electrical she said. Wagner said. by Ed Carroll than sand, it arced with electrical current:' of the es action, New buried in rocky soil rather pipes Cristol Wickett, chairwoman Staff Writer worker un- The condition of the uncovered said top duo of Noble- "When a construction Talmar Wood tenant's association, tenants don't like the idea of paying for alized on unforced increase at Talmar A proposed rent someone else's mistakes. She said a peti- come a 4-0 first set Orono is needed Wood Apartments in opposing the rent increase has been defeat Hansson- of all the fuel tion to pay for the replacement sent to the Department of Housing and 7-5. Likewise the higher insurance, pro- oil pipes as well as Urban Development representative in Idcat combination tax and electricity bills, said the kibert disposed of perty Portland. facility's manager. "The insurance raise and the rest of 7..ourtney 6-1, 61. who manages Jacquelyn Wagner, didn't bother us, but this isn't fair',' 11 doubles match, Founda- it Talmar Wood for The Housing Wickert said. man team of Mur- of the fuel tion, said the replacement Nancy Neil, assistant manager at 11 Burns lost to with apartments Lines linking the oil tank Talmar Wood, agreed with Wickett and n of Hall and proposed increase. accounts for half the said the contractor who built the hous- .3, 6-2. the increase would "The other half of ing is being pursued to pay for the important thing . Wagner said. have happened anyway: repairs to the pipes. not to get down oil lines began The problem with the "If it ends up in court, that would be s,' head coach broke, Wagner last fall when a single line with us," she said. said. "Weve got to thaw OK said. But when the frost started According to a letter dated September notional leoel high to pop all over in the spring -they started 24 and sent to tenants: "The board is itide positive, as . she said. one side of the complex: intent upon pursuing the contrac- g team. improper very Wagner blamed the leaks on this bill. However a huge legal Bears are off un- Talmar tor with installation of the lines when 2) +hen they travel to 1971. expect a rent increase. (see TALMAR page Wood was built berween4169 and Talmar Wood residents can dass. to play MIT. close She said the fuel pipes were aid too 2 The Maine Campus. Wednesday, September 26, 1984 In order to facilitate production at the Sea Grantprogram printers, verbatim will be running in Friday's paper instead_ of on Wc Wednesdays. may receive ''fir ihihion by the unisersi- by E.J. Vongher must be a commitment (continued from page 1 t Staff Writer ty to research and there must be a history •Talmar Mosc of strong, competitive research shown by any information about the people in the program. bill would only raise your rent more— have Program we will MOSCOW (AP) The UMO Sea Grant College UMO has 35 faculty members from 17 so we must be very sure that problem. $4 million in they thought we were in the wrong, news agency on could receive close to departments in five colleges involved in make money, not lose money." "If the next two Talmar I would' expect to hear from them," dent Reagan's assur federal grant money during the program. Some of these members The contractor that built director of Folk said. for arms cuts as "al years, the program's executive have attained national acclaim. Wood, H.P. Cummings Construction the and the top Kremli said. Economics professor James Wilson Winthrop, Maine, had not heard of said the national If the rent increase proposal sent to has r Ronald K. Dearborn has worked on the economics of fishing oil pipe problem, a company spokesman White House budget was HUD is approved, thereat will increase ties Moss Sea Grant College Program and is an adviser In the development of said. ter with so the UMO a month for a one-bedroom unit, $24 "The president increased by 10 percent, the Portland Fish Pier. Wilson was the Dallas Folk, division manager for the $19 close to that a two-bedroom, $29 for a three- modifie program increase should be only non-auorney chosen to represent company in Maine, said Talmar Wood for somewhat and $34 for a four-bedroom aimed at fu amount. the United States at the World Court at was a big project, and some initial pro- bedroom policy due to the com- apartment. HUD must approve the in- ternational tensior The large increase is The Hague to comment on the seaward blems were to be expected, but the with the pro- crease because Talmar Wood is federally- and int talented faculty involved boundary dispute between Canada and pany seldom gets involved in things that superiority subsidized, low-income housing, Neil of oth gram at Orono, Dearborn,said the United States. far back. nal affairs "'Mu don't have a program if you Folk said the company's legal obliga- said. agency lass said. all don't have a competitive faculty': he said. IN'ilson said graduate students play an tions for past work are evaluated on a The increase will not affect The lass report. a UMO first became involved in the Sea important role in his research. case-by-case basis, but he couldn't com- tenants, Neil said, because some pay President Konstai Grant College Program in 1971. In 1975, "If I had to do all of this work myself:: ment on Talmar Wood because he didn't flat rate based on income. made clear the Sos. UMO merged its program with that of he said, "I'd only be able to do con- the University of New Hampshire. In siderably less:' 1980, the combined universities were Herbert Hidu, animal and veterinary (continued from page 1) Grant College— •Tickets Disney recognized as a full Sea science professor, is partly responsible one of only 16 in the nation. for Maine's developing one of the breath': Rossignol said, and 'hes would lot on campus may be used except bet- The Sea Grant College Program-Uses strongest shellfish aquacultures in the give me a dirty look:' ween Nov. 1 and April 1 of each year. ANAHEIM,( for the resources of it's host university nation. Hidu introduced the European Reynolds said, "Ever), once in a while, No vehicle shall be parked in faculty or went up Tuesday resources, the development of marine Oster to Maine, and then he perfected we'll get a really irate student...they wave staff lots from 2 a.m. to 6 a.m. during more than 1,800 Dearborn said. breeding techniques for it. the ticket in your face and swear at you" these months so that snow removal park's 5,000 worke are three criteria Dearborn said there Dearborn said a national delegation "I just didn't feel good carrying the equipment can operate' jected the compan college a program must meet to reach will investigate the UMO/UNH program (ticket) booklet:: Roasignol said, offer and renewed in a status. It must have strengths early in October. The delegation will ex- "because of the derogatory attitude from Other policy rules state: A Disneyland areas, there number of related academic amine the past performance of the pro- the students. Vehicles may not be left in parking park would opei gram and make a decision concerning "I felt like saying to them, 'hey. I'm lots over vacation periods. Wednesday, using BIBLE STUDY the program's future before the end of just doing my job:" he said. Parking spaces marked "Handicap- fill in for striking r ±IL+ 6 30 tonight So Bangor Lounge the year. • Reynolds said he is sure anyone could ped" are reserved for vehicles displaying and salespeople. Dearborn said there are over 45 pro- find a legal parking lot on campus, "but a valid decal. The strike was posed projects, and that many of them they don't like to be inconvenienc- Driveways to fraternities, resident halls and pickets immed The Maine Christian Association are overlapping from the previous year. ed...drivers want to park at the door and and associated parking lots are fire lanes. park gates, sail jump out" Parking in these fire lanes is also pro- spokesman for tl The LIMO parking policy states "any hibited at all times. Commercial Worl "The purpose c Join The 41111b.I I\ 411II\ AEI\ University Chorus A P'nuts Food Co-op Seeking Business Manager non work-study/ Work-study avilable ...needs pie. Thei for phol seniors, terested Appiy: Off-Campus Board 9/27 at 7 3rd Floor Memorial Union Union. 581-1840 NOW TAPPI The next meeting of Tappi will be Wed. rent a sp The chorus is still accepting new Sept. 26 members without an audition. Learn how 101 Neville Hall. to sing and become part of an exciting 7:30 pm $2.50( performance organization. Rehearsal Professor Dick Hill, a per schedule: Tues. and Thur. from 12:10-1:00. dynamic, rewarding ex- well informed speaker who 4- 4- * Receive one credit and a expires 10/ perience. For more information, call or relates well to students, 2 people see Mr. Joe Henry,Chorus Director, Lord will discuss: 15 each ad Summer Routs,Ca Hall. Tel. 581-1261. Energy Conservation in Maine noon to main 1 cley , The Maine Campus. wediresday, September 24 1984 3 at the ing in I on _ World/U.S.News led from page I Moscow rejects Reagan's call for arms cuts Lion about the that who either do not want, or are not MOSCOW (AP)—The official Soviet on major East-West disputes, despite warning those "blacken" the indicate, image of the state won't be understand that there is no were in the wrong, news agency on Tuesday rejected Presi- milder U.S. rhetoric and Reagan's tolerated. yet ready to "The grim truth of the present inter- alternative to the normalization :at from them," dent Reagan's assurances of a U.S. desire scheduled meeting Friday with Soviet sensible national situation is such that the -American relations on the for arms cuts as "absolutely groundless': Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko. of Soviet nuclear threat is, regrettably, great. One principles of equality, mutual respect and the top Kremlin leader charged the meeting ot In a speech to the jubilee cannot hide from it nor turn it into a and noninterference in the internal af- proposal sent to White House has no real desire for bet- Union, the 50-year-old Writers joke:' Chernenko said in a possible each other' e rent will increase ter ties with Moscow. fairs of Chernenko renewed charges the Reagan to much publicized -bedroom unit, $24 "The president tried to present in a reference leeagan's administration is responsible for what about the Chernenko offered no new openings $29 for a three- somewhat modified form the self-same quip bombing Soviet Union. 'the Kremlin calls an increased nuclear general for resuming the stalled U.S.-Soviet arms ir a four-bedroom policy aimed at further aggravating in- But the Communist Party war threat. officials, "as all signs negotiations process, however. ist approve the in- ternational tension, achieving military secretary said U.S. • Wood is federally- superiority and interfering in the inter- Chernenko, in his first major speech me housing, Neil nal affairs of other states.:' the news since last spring, also charged that agency, Tass said. Washington is conducting psychological Actor Pidgeon clies at 86 ill not affect all The Tass report and a speech by Soviet warfare against the Soviet Union. And :cause some pay a Konstantin U. Chernenko he exhorted Soviet writers to join the President SANTA MONICA, Calif. admittance to Si. John's and again ,come. Soviets are not retreating "ideological struggle" and issued new made clear the (API—Actor Walter Pidgeon, when he was admitted to the whose urbane charm carried him hospital:' DeLange said, reading from romantic to fatherly roles in from a statement by Pidgeon's at- ued from page II Disneyland workers on strike a 40-year stage and screen career, tending physician, Dr. William died Tuesday. He was 86. Skinner. be used except bet- Pidgeon dice at 9 a.m. PDT at "The final stroke caused his (API—Pickets strike, but to get back to negotiations:' nil I of each year. ANAHEIM, Calif. St. John's Hospital and Health heart to stop beating. Despite where he said. "They'll be picketing 24 hours oarked in faculty or went up Tuesday at Disneyland, Center, where he was admitted late treatment, and due to his advanc- 1,800 of the amusement a day': s. to 6 a.m, during more than last Wednesday, said hospital ing age and deteriorating condi- struck after they re- Discussions between union and corn- hat snow removal park's 5,000 workers spokeswoman Terri DeLange. tion, he died this morning. He was contract pany representatives broke off around ate jected the company's improved "Mr. Pidgeon'suffered a series also suffering from kidney failure:' failed. midnight. offer and renewed bargaining of strokes at his home before his the statement said. Union workers representing a third of i state: A Disneyland spokesman said the park would open at its usual time the amusement park's employees turn- AJOZLECIZELZELECELIZZEIZIAZII be left in parking a non-union workers to ed down the modified offer Monday, i.1ppnoi - Books eriods. 9oednesday, using DON'T THROW AWAY YOUR operators, janitors week after voting down a pay-freeze con- 547 Haen44.43c1 liangor. .44 04401 larked "Handicap- fill in for striking ride PAPER' When you are done tract the company proposed, said .11,0 Lan - vehicles displaying and salespeople of- the Campus union reading your copy Tem. LE*, The strike was called at 6 a.m. PDT Michael O'Rourke, another share it with your neighbor' 1.110 .1•• pm. spokesman. •CAGIT 4f/011.1 , -nities, resident halls and pickets immediately appeared at the The 70 percent rejection of the con- lanes. park gates, said Bob Bleiweiss, a interiesstrzstrasstresmennesters. -tg lots are fire automatically authorized spokesman for the United Food and tract Monday .0 1111W0.M..0 11MW0.WW 41 e lanes is also pro- Kingdom 41.11MW0.•1440.MWO.MWO.MWO.MWO.WW41.MW Commercial Workers union, a strike against the Magic O'Rourke said. "The purpose of the strike is not to under union rules. • Pliworiima OUN op r The Prism Yearbook ,NvER)„.e e er 500 Main St, F ...needs photographers, writers, and layout peo- Bangor, Maine available e ple. There are also editing positions for photography, copy, layout, student life, Contest seniors, arts, clubs, and sports. 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Having no set topic to ramble upon this week, I thought I'd offer a collec- thank for of bits and pieces on the General ERA Maine tion State of Things at UMO, as seen by; a 5th year off-campus senior: of: have none. Gay men do have the added benefit of Once again the Equal Rights Amendment is in being male in a patriarchal society, but both may A one-word sentence, To the editor: the news. This time it concerns a state ERA. The I. Reslife. be red from jobs, for example, simply because they my father once told me, "If you proponents have adopted the slogan, ERA for ME. because Equality of rights shall not be nice about something, On behalf of th The opponents are resorting to publicizing the are homosexual. can't say anything basis of sex; not sexual preference. Out of fairness we would like to a typical tangent issues which have little, if anything denied on the don't say anything at all" ERA supporters have also been charged with con- organization, though I'll of 1983 for the be to do with the ERA. to that the moral decline of society. Any society of that they have dis Recent advertisements supported by anti-ERA tributing to elaborate; Approximately 60 percent which does not guarantee equal rights for all sec- off- House. It certainly factions are examples of this. One television show UMOs students are now living its populace is already in a state of moral Government the campus and ad shows a distinguished professor explaining the ...;tors of campus. UMO's Student Any society that shuns an amendment in President live off outstanding gift tc mountains of litigation which will.be clogging up decline. President and Vice fear of increased court cases is equally decrepit. SG's prominent the court system in Maine if ERA passes. campus, as do most of drafting of women on equal par with men staff of the Homosexual rights, federally-funded abortions The senators, the entire upper is something ERA may affect because this issue in- (and most of the lower and other such monstrosities that will surely be the Maine Campus responsiblilities which belong to both sexes. athletes demise of the American way are linked to the ERA volves staff), and most of the varsity If women want a free country they should be (although a new rule will in this ad, Unfortunately, none of these issues will live off campus prepared to defend it if needed. It would be nice if the dorms next be directly affected by passage of this amendment. force thethiwk into Bring the country they were defending treated them as well seniors ERA is not an amendment for economic equali- year.) Ovei 75 percent of UMO's as it treats the other 50 percent before they are call- Why? Well, the stan- ty under the law within the sexes, only between live off-campus. ed to serve. is that off- them. Poor women will still be treated like an em- dard administration line problen not,however, put women in a battle barrassment to this country and will continue to be ERA will campus students are hard-core drug us- transporting heavy equipment that they are physical- and ignored. Safe, legal abortions will continue to be a ing alcoholics who play loud music —To the editor ly unable to carry. There are plenty of areas women for the privilege of the rich. have sex in public, and are "unfit be used productively in defending the coun- dor- Freedom of choice is only a dream for millions could social situation provided by our I am writing to try in time of war. quote about of low-income women. If ERA indirectly affects the mitories" (I was told that of my student go will not solve all the problems of a patriar- of- treatment of low-income women by .making their ERA myself by UMO's former conduct which is the physi chal society. It will not change the sexist attitudes is quality of rights equal to those guaranteed to ficer). The truth is that Reslife mime. My commi evident in the non-legal sector of society. It will not wealthy women, then so much the better. But the outrageously expensive, a total hassle (I'd gests, deals with ; rape, pornography and the Miss America amendment will in no way guarantee federally- make rather deal with starting my Ford on a to the physical pageant obsolete. RA funded; abortions simply by its passage. cold day than deal with a pinheaded UMO. Issues we I It will not mandate unisex bathrooms or sex ERA is also not an amendment for equality bas- anytime), and jut generally aggravating: past successfully i education in schools. (or too ed on sexual preference. Lesbian women and gay overcrowding, bad food, no heat tion to the hazard, ERA will create the foundation for an ideology But it's men will still be discriminated against in the most much), stench, and no privacy'. the library, passin of equality to grow and become the rule rather than blame basic areas of human rights. easier for administrators to opposing the use: Gay men and lesbians are already equal with the exception. students than to blame their system, so pus, investigating regards to their sexual privileges and rights;_ they Keny Zabicki the situation will never get any better. campus. The corm the formation of 2. UMO athletics. Go Bears, rah. Ac- coalition of physic tually it should be RAH! Considering mittees at 75 schcx the teams play in a climate not unlike have a national ne mat of Siberia, and no athlete in his right mind would go to this frozen wilderness if they could get a scholarship anywhere else, the Bears do damn well. Corn Hockey and football have had a couple of tough years lately but they'll be back; basketball, both men's and women's, provide tough competition. Of course baseball is Maine's powerhouse big- I did a foolish name sport, with a record of four con- (somewhere in tl secutive College Wold Series ap- work (approximi pearances, something they are and What a string should be proud of. And the lesser Strolling down known sports such as golf, field hockey. of the summer softball, and (in the past) the rifle team struck by a noic. don't do too shabbily either. I heard the Wir 3. The people who ticket carsWhat get you my men kind of backstabbing lowlife do they The worst pai to do that kind of work? What kind of returning from n character is in the soul of a student who me that almost es would turn on other students so foully, this semester, I', whilst thet are gone off to their classes? Yellow Brick Rol Just once I want to read in the Police windows. ,-Blotter where someone brutually hacks Hearing those and liver out of one of the ticket fiends, leads my inquisi and then feeds it to the fishes in the people live in th Stillwater. The whole ticket business is I don't think Maine Campus an ill-disguised plan by ResLife to make a rotten disposii life miserable for off-campus students in Well, I made Morro, Sports Rod Menge Don Linsoori, Managing Editor Chuck retaliation for them moving out of the escape from fall Hitertins, Moto Editor Susanna M. Donovan, Managing Editor lbm dorms and making ResLife look bad. As I quickly IT Michael P. Harman Mike Mc Mahon, Photo Editor that Roo Gabriel, Managing Editor Actually I don't know if ResLife is plot, I was unfor Rick Limes, Assignmenu Editor but I put it Editor Mark Gagnon, Advertising Manager fiendishly clever, wouldn't like in a cheap past 'em. I do know the UMOPD thinks Rebecca Daigle, Advertising Manager I suppose I ca Rod Eves, Copy Editor the whole idea is ridiculous because the Jane Bailey, Editorial Page Editor person would I Rick Caron Copy Editor good officers down there have said so, Rich Garvin, Sports Editor Ja37.7, &Vie. woman. Perhap EilaineSS Manager and in plain English. Steve Macklin, Magazine Page Editor repeatadly, with that nasty I Therefore this scheme must be handed spurs of delight down on them from Above (wherever psychopaths act that is). The only thing the tickets do is Offices ea Mae 7A Lard Hall UM°, Camta Mama grasp the molly Prbieshed Am mem mealy at the Umeersay.of Mame a Ormat give UMOPD about as poor a public im- Sal 1272, AA:hammy omit satt273 Adaertnang mad ..L.. ,,J... ram emeadek Yes, noises. TI 04414 itlephase deadean. Edam age as could be generated, and it's not rpoe mama Pnmed ea TM Eltrwerr* A o.ik. ItMatm "dirty old mer even their fault throats. The Maine Campus. Wednesday; September 26, 1984 5 Response

problems of physical environment on campuses. Issues we will be addressing HARMAN Graduate M-Club this year are: lighting on campus, the Overwhelmed by dedication and enthusiasm shortage of parking spaces, a capital im- to ramble upon provement plan for student government, of the past weekend 1 offer a collec- thanks class and snow removal on campus, in addi- on the General tion to what other problems or issues are , as seen by a 5th brought to our attention by you the To the editor: I was not as fortunate as others in that of 1983 students. This brings us to the real pur- my parents could not make the trip to pose of this letter, and that is to hear Parents weekend is over and although UMO. Regardless, I had a super weekend word sentence, To the editor: from you the students. In order for my our parents have long since departed, the thanks to the generosity displayed by my told me, "If you committee to have another successful memones of that beautiful fall weekend friends' parents, which at times was bout something, On behalf of the Graduate M-Club, year, I need to hear what is on your will last forever. moving. of fairness we would like to congratulate the Class that !' Out minds. Is there any spot on campus It is my opiniOn that the devotion and though I'll of 1983 for the beautiful blue Block M you think needs lighting? Are you hav- As a first-time participant in the 1, kindness exhibited by everyone during percent of that they have displayed on the Field ing trouble with parking on campus? Is organizational fair, I was overwhelmed rly 60 parents weekend is typical of the UMO living off- House. It certainly is a great addition to there something about the physical en- by the dedication and enthusiasm now community. Furthermore, that is the the campus and we believe it is an here that needs to be chang- displayed by those who were involved. rat Government vironment reason UMO is a great place to go to resident live off outstanding gift to the University. ed or looked into? I want to hear Many worthy causes were helped thanks students, faculty and others who school. Finally, although the score of the SG's prominent Bert Pratt from you. I can be reached at the student to the gave up their Saturday morning to work football game was not favorable, the on- per staff of the President government office, phone number in a booth or display. In addition to the ly losers were the ones who missed lost of the lower 581-1775 from 9-4 on Monday through organizational fair there were numerous parents weekend. varsity athletes Friday. Feel free to call, I look forward activities to allow the parents to get ac- gh a new rule will to hearing from you. Tommy Lombardo quainted with their son or daughter and the dorms next your Harry Tucci UMO itself. Oak Hall if UMO's seniors Bring ! Well, the stan- -Physical Environment ine is that off- problems-to-us Chairman grd-core drug us- loud music and —lo the editor: are "unfit for the ied by OUT dor- I am writing to you today on behalf °AR YcN tsMeR `Ai vlat 4YAS A53? that quote about of my student government committee, mer conduct of- which is the physical environment com- that Rcslife is mittee. My committee, as the name sug- , a total hassle (I'd gests, deals with all matters pertaining ng my Ford on a to the physical environment here at a pinheaded RA UMO. Issues we have dealt with in the rally aggravating: past successfully include: calling atten- d, no heat (or too tion to the hazards posed by asbestos in )privacy. But it's the library, passing a senate resolution ators to blame opposing the use of roadblocks on cam- e their system, so pus, investigating traffic patterns on :r get any better. campus. The committee also was in on the formation of a unique nationwide o Bears, rah. Ac- coalition of physical environment com- k Considering mittees at 75 schools, such that we floss imate not unlike have a national network to address the no athlete in his to this frozen get a scholarship .rs do damn well. Commentary Patti B. Fink ave had a couple it they'll be back; 's and women's, Walking alone in Orono ition. Of course powerhouse big- I did a foolish thing Friday night. I walked honie I fail to understand why the man behind me found The headlines disappeared, but the walk :ord of four con- (somewhere in the nucleus of Orono) alone after it necessary to exaggerate that noise repeatedly. continued. 'old Series ap- work (approximately 10 p.m.). Granted he might have had something lodged in his Approximately 25 yards ahead, I saw a woman t they are and What a strange place this Orono is. throat, but everytime I turned around to shoot him sloshing toward me. She was humming(a term I use And the lesser Strolling down Munson Road, ready for an end that "Is that really necessary?" look, he smiled and rucely) a tune that sounded more like a chant. Her tolf, field hockey, of the summer night's walk, I was immediately snickered. head seemed to be battling with her neck to dive ist) the rifle team .struck by a voice emerging from Colvin Hall. I just don't understand why. down ber back. But her neck kept on winning. either. I heard the Wicked Witch of the West calling, "I'll I started getting nervous because I read police She wasn't all right. I think she MN drunk and on ticket cars.What get you my pretty and your little dog, tod' reports and am aware of how many young women acid (not such a nice combination), but I wasn't one lowlife do they The worst part about hearing that scary voice get harassed simply walking home at night. Indeed of those pleasant, caring souls. -k? What kind of returning from my childhood was that it occured to this man was strange_ She was more than just different, she was of a student who me that almost every time I've passed that dormitory Then there was another behind us. Perhaps it's frightening. I didn't want her head to land on my tudents so foully, this semester, I've noticed songs like "Follow the my journalistic instinct that forced me to see back, so I ran across the street. f to their classes? Road" sound off through one of the in that moment of terror-stricken wonder. Yellow Brick headlines Continuing my walk, I neared my cad in the Police the case, I could only picture that Mon- windows. Whatever "neighborhood!' As I turned the corner, a car flew e brutually hacks those songs bellowing out of Colvin Hall day's Daily Maine Campus with a top story headline Hearing past me as its inhabitants called out the same the ticket fiends. my inquisitive mind to wonder what kind of proclaiming, "Campus repo-ter found in 15 pieces leads sentence in four voices The sentence concerned my the fishes in the in that room. College Avenue!' No, I wasn't too paranoid. people live on posterior end and what they thought of it. I thought ticket business is don't think I want to meet a talking tree with So I stopped. I couldn't handle the thoughts of I they'd be surprised if I said, "Thank you': but I y ResLife to make disposition on campus. so I stopped. Phlegm man continued a rotten being chased, decided not to invite more foul language. ampus students in made it past Colvin Hall with a near mucousy trail. It felt damn good to see him Well, I on his When they stopped at the red light, and I passed loving out of the from falling houses coming from the north. go. escape them, I realized they did end up getting a little sur- LesLife look bad. quickly trotted past the side of Stodder Com- But the latest addition stopped in front of me. He As I prise. I heard, "Oops, hi Patti!' But I didn't look if ResLife is that unfortunate enough to pick up a tail (just was a man probably 6 feet, slighy slim and had plex, I was to see which one of my friends was being perverted I wouldn't put it cheap 1940s detective movie). that appearence of someone who just left the set of like in a that night. So I walked on. e UMOPD thinks I suppose I can comprend what chargra strange an Ivory Soap commercial. He was wearing an ulous because the person would get out of seemingly following a Alpha Gamma Rho cap. With my heart pounding and even my veins shak- sere have said so, woman. Perhaps the thought of her skin crawling As though it were something strange, I was ing with fear, I snuck past the growling German plain English. with that nasty fear of the unknown may send little prised when he asked if I were all right. • Shepard who lives and leers with intent to bite across must be handed spurs of delight up his thighs (I guess that's how That was nice. the street from me. Above (wherever pleasure), but I couldn't quite where human beings are constently psychopaths achieve In a world I dove into my house and swiftly decided not to g the tickets do is they feel they grasp the motive behind his noises. hurting each other to obtain only what return to the store I'd just passed even though I'd poor a public im- usually coincided with change to discover a Yes, noises. Then is a noise deserve, it is a refreshing forgotten the cigarettes which, by this point, I ated, and it's not phlegm up from their well-being. I was grateful "dirty old men" pulling stranger cares about your desperately needed. throats. for that man's concern. The Maine Campus. fitdnisday, September 26, 1984 Sports COMM I was only stocky Cincit to the outfie Honk steps down as Boston_ That was 43-year-old r plate_ As of' Red Sox manager to break Ty C too to put hits. BOSTON (AP) - Declaring "it's time of it, but I respect him much him!' for some younger fellow to take over pressure on said it will be "very, very dif- Ralph Houk, the dean of major league Sullivan a and we'll Ike baseball managers, retired Tbesday after ficult to find replacement Any devoti four years as field boss of the American our time!' recall Rose's "We'll look for someone who can win League club. base hits one who has the qualities Ralph has': Houk, who turned 65 in August, and can still gene broke down and wept in telling players Sullivan said. ballpark. Sullivan declined to mention any and coaches in an emotional clubhouse My first r possible candidates in- scene before attending a news conference names However, when as all Weaver, former Baltimore at Fenway Park. clude Earl dive headfin Cox, whose contract as "I'm ready to retire' Houk said while manager, Bobby the bag, he I manager expires this year, John in uniform for a night game with the Toronto to try for th current manager of the Toronto Blue Jays. This has been a real McNamara, California Angels and a longtime friend tough decision to make. I could se of Sullivan, and former Red Sox star "I've enjoyed my four years here. This on second ba Carl Yastrzemski. is a great organization and a great town on the next h The announcement marked the third to manage in. I think we have the best stantly critici time during a professional baseball ball club since I've been here and think say he is too career that started in 1939 that Houk it has a chance to go all the way next But Rose, voluntarily quit as manager of a major year. proven the c league club. "However, it's getting tougher every Through S In 1973, Houk resigned as manager of year to travel and pack up and leave. It's and .398 sin the New York Yankees to accept a getting harder on my family. I also think the Reds July challenge to rebuild the Detriot Tigers. it's time for some younger fellow to take .245 for the After Int years there, satisfied that the over and give the town the type of club has finally c Tigers were on their way with such young it deserves!' During hi: talent as Alan Trammell and Lou Houk said "there was a big tempta- three-hit gas he in 1978. tion to give it one more shot" and ac- Whitaker, "retired" he bored with golf- cept the Red Sox's offer to return in However, became in and was lured 1985. ing and fishing Florida of However. he added, it was time "for out of retiremnt to become manager Nebra the Red Sox in .1981. my wife and 1 to enjoy ourselves while rum During speculation on whether he Skip Foley(S3) and Bill Pave.(43) tackle a University of Rhode Island we're still able to do it!' next OKLAHOM/ retire or continue as manager, ning back in Saturday's game Rhode Island beat l'MO 27-0. Maine's Haywood Sullivan, the Red Sox co- would Chicago Cubs ar said: "I've been very fortunate to game is Saturday against Boston I. nisersity. (McMahon photo) owner and chief operating officer who Houk have accomplish in Boston. hired Houk, said, "lined to talk him out have managed first time in 39 While the Cub q- *Correction' 1 tional League Ea TAU OMEGA FRATERNITY The Marne Campus sports holding an NCAA All-American 1945, the Okla ALPHA department would like to correct a diving certificate. She was actual- Cowboys also r reporting error in Tuesday's paper. ly holding recognition certificate remember by cr Invites All Underclassmen It was incorrectly reported that for participating in the national The Associated UMO diver Kathy Callahan was diving championships. poll. That also To An Open Rush Function when the scha Oklahoma A&S, 111 the Missouri Va Thursday September 27 "Well, the ra ato CROSS not, but they re 5p.m.-7p.m. much:' Pat Jo from head coach sai, Ran is Melee trying to go out Len."'" Located next to ... the Newman Center YOU ARE INVITED TO A

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The Maine Campus. Wednesday; September 26, 1984 7 commentary Doug Ireland Rose ifears-baseball record

I was only nine years old the first time I saw the dition, he had a string of four consecutive three-hit even so, he led his team with a .313 batting average stocky Cincinnati Reds' outfielder line a base hit in- games. in the Phillies 1983 World Series loss to the to the outfield at Montreal's Jarry Park. While Rose approaches one milestone he tied Stan Baltimore Orioles. That was 11 years ago, and Pete Rose, the Reds' Musial for second place on another by hitting his With a new life in Cincinnati, Rose is almost ex- 43-year-old playermanager, is still no slouch at the 725th career double. Rose and Musial rank only 68 pected to do well because of past success in his plate. As of Wednesday, Rose needed only 102 hits doubles away from Tris Soeaker's leading total of native city. to break Ty Cobb's major league of 4,191 career base 793. In 16 seasons, form 1963 to 1978, Rose dominated hits. a team which rarely finished lower than second place in the National League West. "The Big Red Machine" also won four pennants, two World Series, and included superstars Joe Morgan, Johnny Bench Any devoted baseball fan should be able to vividly and Tony Perez. recall Rose's past heroics. After 22 years of slashing Rose is the Reds' all-time leader in seven batting base hits and aggressive hard-nosed baseball, Rose categories, including games played, runs scored, can still generate excitement in any National League doubles and total bases. Playing another season or ballpark. two in Cincinnati would put his name even higher My first memories of Rose date back to 1973 on the list. when as a third grade sports enthusiast, I saw him However, Rose's greatness never ended after each dive headfirst into second base. After sliding into at bat. the bag, he leaped up immediately and was ready to try for third. Day after day for years, Rose sparkled in both the field and at the plate until benched in 1983 for the I could sense he was too determined to remain first time in his lengthy career. In his prime, Rose on second base for long. And I was right—he scored won three league batting titles and is still ranked as on the next hit. Nevertheless, baseball fans have con- one of the top defensive outfielders to ever play the stantly criticized Rose for the past two seasons. They- say he is too old to play a game he once dominated. But Rose, the man they call Charlie Hustle, has If Rose hits at such a productive pace into next Rose also played regularly at every infield posi- proven the critics wrong. season he will most likely. shatter Cobb's 56-year- tion except shortshop. Even though for the past Through Sept. IS, the ageless wonder has hit .283, old base hit record in 1985. decade he has usually played only first or third base, and .398 since the Montreal Expos traded him to Entering this season, Rose has maintained a .306 Rose also led the league in 1965 for putouts made the Reds July- 26 for Dan Driessen. After hitting only lifetime batting average and an average of 199 hits by a second baseman. .245 for the Philadelphia Phillies a year ago, Rose in 650 at-bats for each season since joining the ma- It will be only a matter of time before Rose—if has finally come alive at the plate. jors in 1963. he ever retires—is enshrined in the Hall of Fame. During his most recent hot streak, Rose had six Record or no record, pressure has been on the But after all these years it's good to see Charlie Hus- three-hit games while playing only sparingly. In ad- 5-foot-11, 203 pound Rose the past two years. But tle still hitting the ball in remarkable fashion. Nebraska remains No. 1 in college football ode Island run- Florida State's rout of Miami lifted the OKLAHOMA CITY (AP)—The The Cowboys, who were unranked at two first-place ballots went to Ohio t). Maine's next trounced Iowa 45-2.6 and Seminoles from 15th to ninth with 665 Chicago Cubs aren't the only ones who the start of the season, boosted their State, which photo) third with 995 points and Oklahoma State, with 597 accomplished something for the record to 3-0 Saturday by defeating San jumped from fifth to have points, rounded out the Top Ten. first time in 39 years. Diego State 19-16 and moved up from points. While the Cubs were clinching the Na- 12th to 10th in this week's AP rankings. Miami's defending national cham- tional League East, their first title since pions had been fourth but were crushed U M 0 CANTERBURY CLUB In two weeks, the Cowboys will visit and skidded to LA All-American 1945, the Oklahoma State University 38-3 by Florida State • top-ranked Nebraska. The Cornhuskers State, a She was actual- Cowboys also made it a Monday to 16th place. Meanwhile, Penn Wednesday 7 pm are college football's No. 1 team for the William & Mary, rose Anion certificate remember by cracking the Top Ten in 56-18 winner over 2 Crmpel Road third straight week. Clemson lost to seventh to fourth with 834 points. in the national The Associated Press college football from (CO.!, Of College Ave I Georgia 26-23 and dropped from second Boston College vaulted from 10th to poll. That also last happened in 1945, place into the Second Ten. after a 52-20 rout when the school was still known as fifth with 831 points Nebraska whipped UCLA, No. 8 last and Washington mov- Oklahoma A&M and still belonged to of North Carolina week, 42-3 and received 52 of 56 first- sixth with 30 points the Missouri Valley Conference. ed from ninth to place votes and 1,116 of a possible 1,120 after trimming Houston 35-7. 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XCV n RESDENTI Acadymi4 EDITOR IRENE K. vonNoFFMANN CO )441e__ by Kerry Zabici 4447 Staff Writer Vol. V. No. IV 11/4 A committee purpose and po Pub will submit ; dent for student It's Alright to vices, said the c WEEK The Twenty ALCOHOL AWARENESS "No" Robert Rhoac Questions Say tor of the teel 3-12 College of Life 5 October Ann Belisle drinking more now than last by purp I. Are you our world is filled with an at- said, "The WHEN PLANNING YOUR PARTY Today about drinking: year? sex thug may not suit to review operat encourage, responsible decisions any time from titude toward Here are ten ways to it reasonably soon. 2. Have you missed Everyone is always it is contributin if a meal is included, serve drinking? everyone's desires. I. Keep cocktail hours short; Particulary serve work because of your it! This is of this institui drink on.an empty stomach. yoyr told that "everyone is doing Serve snacks so guests need not stimulant 3. Have you tried to control sent a letter to 11 2. not salty foods that act as a not true. Many people decide not to that act as a buffer to alcohol, strips drinking by switching from one asking that ac foods fciods, such as raw vegetable engage in a sexual relationship and still Low-calorie, high-moisture - content beverage to another? . are to thirst. as cheese and meats are digested alcoholic other's company. and submit ideal. High-protein foods such drank alone? enjoy each and light dips are .4. Have you ever needed when the fall semeste absorption. morning Much forethought is slowly and help slow alcohol fruit juice), 5. Do you want a drink "the The committe of non-carbonated ones (e.g., deciding to engage in a sexual relation- Avoid.carbonated mixers in favor after"? Ross Mori 3. Sex is something beautiful and H. speeds alcohol absorption. ever had a blackout (loss ship. Soule as carbonation chooser'to drink alcoholic 6. Have you to regret what you do William -alcohol drinks for those who your drinking? you don't want 4. Serve attractive non of memory) during for birth Steve Ritzi and I problems in now, later. The reponsibility beverages. 7. Has drinking caused are two mittee unanim. don't "double-up". control and possible pregnancy 5. Measure drinks and to experience your home life? to needed longer t between drinks, giving guests time issues some people may not want 6. Space drinks. Wait a while is about 8. Are you resentful if someone asks will have a re; another. One drink per hour on themselves at this point in effects of one drink before offering your drinking? place Rhoads said." 1 the about It is alright to tell someone can absorb. to drink to escape wor- their lives. nos all the body music, comfortable seating 9. Do you have ready to take on lion right enviroment - i.e., soft lights and that you do not feel 7. Provide a relaxed introductions. ries or troubles? sat input," he said ease with personal greetings and the responsibility that goes with arrangements. Put guests at eating and 10. Have you ever felt quilt or remorse A subcommii entertainment as diversions from just II that person truly cares for you s/he 8. Promote activities and/or or troubles? develop a quest' will respect your wishes. drinking. of',, II. Have you ever had financial pro- students romp: the end of a party in anticipation relationship doesn't alcohol altogether toward of your drinking? An intimate he sat 9. Stop serving blems because sexually active. the pub, who can drink mean you have to be the journey home. assume responsibilty 12. Do you envy people one in Rhoads said discourages over-indulgence, but An intimate relationship is 10. Create a climate that invite them to stay without getting into trouble? and complete at a that they get home safely or which you can share your thoughts for guests who over-indulge; see 13. Do you drink to build up certain how it feelings with someone else. You can later or overnight. Wisconsin. For self-confidence? the Wisconsin Clearinghouse, Madison, share special moments with your part- Reprinted with permission from Clearinghouse. Divi- 14. Have you failed to keep the pro- call the Maine Alcohol and Drug Abuse ner in other ways - hugs and kisses can more information, write or ME 04333. Toll Free: mises you have made to yourself about State House. Station 11, Augusta, anyone's day. Do what you Roc sion of Health Education. controlling or cutting down on your brighten comfortable doing. 1.800-322-5004. drinking? feel You have the right to say "no" when 15. Have you ever tried to get "extra" makes you a sexual offer. You drinks at a party because you did not someone RALE a person who has the right to what get enough? are Thanks t Cheese Fondue feel is best for you. Remember that . 16, Has drinking ever caused you to you new stude cayenne pepper everyone is different, so naturally peo- it 1 clove garlic have difficulties sleeping? mittee, paprika time ple have different values and morals C 1/12 cups dry white wine 17. Do you drink at a definite North 2-3 tablespoons Kirsch or Cognac when it comes to expressing love. Don't all. 1-1/12 lbs. coarsely grated swiss cheese every day? after French bread in cubes (about one loaf) to fortify be afraid to speak up and defend thre 2-3 tablespoons flour 18. Do you ever take a drink A before facing an unpleasant yourself. on "het salt (to taste) yourself effective heat slowly over medium Abstinence is also an lifted la chafing dish with garlic clove. Add wine, situation? Rub a 2 qt. flour; add cheese method of birth control. It is one of begin to form. Mix cheese lightly with 19. Have you ever been to a party ministrat heat until tiny bubbles Add season- only ones that can claim an effi- after each addition until cheese is melted. where you drank more than you in- the Concert handful at a time, stirring bub- percent. Abstinence - Keep heat low enough to keep fondue expected? ciency rate of 100 screen rc ings and Kirsch or Cognac, stir well. tended or sexually felt you could do prevents the spread of mittee n slowly.- 20. Have you ever bling fondue. Eat and enjoy! not transmitted diseases. b of bread with fondue forks and dip in more with your life if you did The Spear cubes So the next time someone tells you add little hot wine). drink? concert (If fondue becomes a thick is having sex...debate it. If you answer "yes" to three or more that everyone predomi tell your partner that not questions, you have definite koholic You might left th. is doing it because you're not. tendencies and you can be reasonably everyone Coliseu that it is alright to say "no" sure that alcohol has become or is Remember Bender Chadbourne mean it. becoming a problem for you. We en- and "The including students entering Peer Sexuality Program offers You may be wondering what exact- bourne, courage you to go to the Counseling The there college after some years away, students workshops on Sexual Decision Making ly is going on over in Chadbourne Hall Center to ascertain whether or not you dahe just begining college who have taken .and Birth Control. If you are interested this year? And a general answer would have a problem and what you can do non de time off after high school, students in having a workshop, contact your be - A GREAT DEAL about it. [MSS at families while continu- Peer Sexuality Office in Chadbourne is housing who are raising RA or the heavy r Specifically, and many others. Walk-A-Thon, at 581-4769. Continuing ing their education, Hancock Hall basement • young, the Admissions Offices, who have They are a group of people This article was published last it Education and Summer Session Of- Jog-AThon a big made a positive decision to come back spring. We decided to publish it again fices, Bureau of Public Administration Parents' Weekend came and went. The Stud to school and are very often making this fall, since we have so many new 1 and Conferences and In- was gorgeous. People had a the Offices, and financial sacrifices to do weather who would not have read this Also, various student personal six people par- students "discri stitutes Offices. with a wealth of good time. Thirty was a Peer Sexuality be using six so. They have come 'article. Ann plainer activities groups will and the ticipated in the Walk-a-Thou, among is now an resources and information, educator last sprig. She off-cat rooms in the basement of Chadbourne education them several employees from Residen- motivation to further their R.A. "Th• for their individual offices. tial Life - Nancy Arsenault, Margaret students in all areas of their lives. t Chadbourne is also housing Freeman, Holly Richardson, and her with call- We invite you to visit Chadbourne over the age of 22 years (typically husband Robert Lehnhard. .Anne ban," a and see what we're doing here. We ex- ed "non-traditional students") on Manager of Dining Hall Pro- no set a particular welcome to those Johnson, -long basis, as well as pro- tend helped organize this was b, semester students who may have gramming, who eight rooms that are being used non-traditional with the turnout. Ind, viding living in Chadbourne event, was pleased basis for students with some interest in people 111Kile Casey on a short-term but hopes that next year more in the future. • this 'need. An incredibally diverse will take part. rock population has been attracted to Chad-