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Serving the Storrs Community Since 1896 Vol. XCIII No. 22 The University of Connecticut Friday, October 6, 1989 Bennett to resign ITowers calls for more lighting By Reginald Garuti Daily Campus Staff from development Approximately 170 Towers By Veronica Kara Bennett "could contribute even residents signed a United Tow- Daily Campus Staff more...apply his skills and tal- ers Organization petition yes- Frederick J. Bennett will re- ents," Brown said. terday calling for more lighting sign as director of development Bennett served as president of in the side parking area of T- for External Affairs at the Uni- the UConn foundation from lot, in response to a sexual as- versity of Connecticut on 1980 until January 1989. He sault that occurred on Septem- Oct. 15. simultaneously held the posi- ber 14. Bennett handed in his resig- tion of director of development Jennifer Worthington, presi- nation to Anthony Brown, vice for External Affairs. In January dent of the United Towers Or- president for external affairs of this year, Bennett resigned ganization, Towers' area coun- about three weeks ago when as president of the UConn cil, said, "People think that told his administrative duties Foundation following allega- we're going against the admin- would be reduced, Brown said tions that funds had been mis- istration, but we're just trying Thursday. directed into private Foundaton to find out what the students Bennett could not be reached accounts of researchers at the think." for comment Thursday night UConn Health Center in A light on top of Beecher Brown said he offered Ben- Farmington. House leaves the rear of the nett a position that would ex- Two microbology professors parking lot, near the woods, clusively involve fundraising. at the health center, Richard C. very dark. And the light flick- Bennett would be a Tilton and Raymond W. Ryan, ers on and off at night, spend- "fundraising superpro," Brown later paid the state $70,000 to ing more time off than on, said. settle charges that they used sometimes for long intervals. Bennett refused the offer, state money as part of personal Worthington wants a light Brown said. "He thought it was funds. for the parking lot which stays time to move on...to take on a Bennett began the univer- on continually at night and new challenge in life." sity's first capital campaign, lights up the whole parking Brown offered the position to raising an estimated $55 mil- lot. Bennett when he reorganized lion through private and Undergraduate Student Gov- the department and "changed corporate donations to meet ernment Vice President Joy how jobs were defined." UConn's growing financial Stoop, elected to represent In the fundraising position, needs. Brown said. Towers, said that administra- tion has said that additional —Sara Cousins photo lighting for Towers isn't in the Students sign a petition being circulated by Towers Bakker convicted budget this year, and that there residents that calls for the university to install more are other areas of campus with lights. This conies in response to student concerns a more pressing need for light- following a sexual assault earlier this semester. on 24 counts ing. said she and her husband would "USG is sympathetic to aware that some areas on go out there. Sometimes I CHARLOTTE, N.C. (AP) don't even go out at night — PTL evangelist Jim Bakker return to Orlando, Fla., where budget constraints, but safety campus are darker than others," they moved the die-hard rem- should be a top priority, no such as. side parking area of T- because I'm afraid to be alone." was convicted Thursday of us- "I think that the lights ing his television show to de- nants of their ministry. matter what the cost," she said. lot and the route from Towers "It's not over until it's She also said that Ronald to W-lot should be up. If students want fraud followers of $3.7 mil- to go out, it's dangerous if it's lion, money the jury foreman over," added Mrs. Bakker Rhault, university electrical The lighting problem in the during a news conference after systems supervisor, told her, parking lot is a genuine worry dark," Kat Miller, a first said corrupted a minister who semester political science ma- the verdict. Hundreds of Bakker "off the top of his head," that it to many Towers residents. started out to do good. jor, said. "He was called by God. But faithful and the lunchtime would cost about $3000 to in- Cathy Conaci, a first stall a new and sufficient light Angela DiDomenic, a third eventually the money became curious flocked around the semester pre-business major, semester math major, said, UConn Police Lieutenant too much for him," said fore- courthouse, and Mrs. Bakker said, "I think that lights would "The safety of the students is serenaded them with a verse of fl Fred Silliman said, "we're man Ricky Hill, who said dur- be good because I'm scared to more important •" ing jury selection that he was a "On Christ, the solid rock, I \ Christian. "We kept looking See pane 4 for something from the defense Students air concerns and we never saw it." Bakker faces a maximum sentence of 120 years in prison about fee increases and $5 million in fines. The By Dan Tapper The by-laws of the board U.S. District Court jury con- Daily Campus Staff state that, before a vote is cast victed him of all 24 counts in Last night university on a proposal, it must sit for the indictment, which charged administrators and student 60 days to allow discussion on he oversold lodging guarantees, leaders discussed concerns re- the subject. Wiggins said that called "lifetime partnerships," garding the proposed fee in- this meeting is held to give at his Heritage USA religious creases for the fall of 1991. student leaders a chance to retreat. The fee increases were pre- express their concern on the "The message is you can't sented to the Board of Trustees issue. lie to the people and use at their meeting on September A breakdown of the proposed television and the mails to get 15 by Wilbur Jones, vice-pres- fees was made by Hemy them to send you money," said ident of finance. Koschwitz of the Department prosecutor Deborah Smith. "It The increases, if passed by of Residential Life. doesn't matter who you are or the board in November, would Koschwitz said that more how well known you are, you affect students living in large than $3 million in additional simply can't do it." dorms the most These students income will be needed to cover Defense lawyer George C. would pay a total of $763 past expenditures. Davis said the verdict would be more. University income is used to appealed. In addition, students living pay a number of expenses, Prosecutors said Bakker di- in smaller dorms would pay a including services used to pay verted $3.7 million in ministry total of $683. All UConn stu- employees, commodities such funds for personal use while dents would in some way be as food and oil, and fringe knowing PTL was in financial affected by the proposed fees. benefits for employees. trouble. He used money from Dr. Carol Wiggins, vice Additional debt service re- PTL for vacation homes in President of Student Affairs, quirements, said Koschwitz, California and Florida, a lake- presided over the meeting. will include $500,000 extra to front parsonage, a houseboat, —UPI photo Wiggins said that she meets repair dorms. Rolls-Royce and Mercedes cars WASHINGTON—TV evangelist Jim Bakker, shown in with students each year in the Jones said that 25 percent of and more peculiar luxuries such this file photo was convicted yesterday by a federal period between when the board as an air-conditioned doghouse. court jury in Charlotte N.C. on 24 counts of fraud the fee increase will be set receives proposals and the ac- aside for financial aid. Bakker's wife, Tammy Faye, and conspiracy. tual vote. page 2 The Daily Campus, Friday, October 6, 1989 AROUND THE WORLD Dalai Lama wins Peace Prize OSLO, Norway (AP) — The One clear purpose of the The prize, worth $469,000 at Dalai Lama, spiritual and Norwegian Nobel committee the current exchange rale, will temporal leader of Tibet whose was to deliver a message of be awarded in Oslo on Dec. 10. title means Ocean of Mercy, support to the pro-democracy The Dalai Lama, 54, was won the 1989 Nobel Peace movement in China. The born Ten/in Gyatso. Prize on Thursday for decades Beijing government called the of non-violent struggle to free award an insult and interference In Los Angeles, where he his country from China. in its internal affairs. was attending a conference, the Analysts also said the Dalai Lama said: "I very much "My case is nothing special. committee's action might appreciate that kind of I am a simple Buddhist monk eventually help break the recognition about my beliefs. — no more, no less," he said, deadlock between China, which In fact, I always believed in adding he hoped the award has occupied the Himalayan love, compassion and a sense would focus attention on nation since 19S0, and the of universal respect. Every —UPI compassion in every humar Dalai Lama, who leads an exile human being has that The Dalai Lama, 1989 recipient of the Nobel Peace being. government based in India. potential." Prize. States asked for help in Lyme Disease doubles nuclear waste crisis Record level of people suffering from disease WASHINGTON AP) — Texas and California. ATLANTA (AP) — The Craven, a Colorado-based aches and even life-threatening Energy Secretary James D. In testimony before the number of cases of Lyme Lyme disease specialist with heart disturbances. Most cases Watkins said Thursday he'll Senate Energy and Natural disease doubled in a year's the CDC. "Everyone who lives occur in the warm weather ask seven states to store Resources Committee, time, and precautions such as in an area where Lyme disease months, when the tick problem radioactive waste from a Watkins said he must ask the bug spray may not be practical is probable should be aware of is worst Colorado nuclear weapons states to accept the waste — for people at risk for months it and take the necessary The increasing case count is plant threatened with shutdown totalling as much as 4,900 on end, federal health officials precautions." probably due not only to spread unless waste sites are. found by cubic yards over a two-year said Thursday. In 1987-88,80 percent of the of the disease, but also to March. v period starting next March 1 — The national Centers for U.S. cases were reported in six increased awareness and Watkins said he had not yet because a planned permanent Disease Control reported a Northeastern states: New York, reporting, the agency noted. selected the states, but they waste dump in New Mexico record 4,572 cases of the tick- New Jersey, Connecticut, apparently would include cannot be opened until next borne disease last year, chiefly Pennsylvania, Rhode Island and "In suburban areas where Colorado and Idaho and July at the earliest. in the Northeast. That's nearly Massachusetts. New York state (Lyme disease) is endemic, possibly New Mexico, Nevada twice as high as in 1987, when alone reported 56 percent of the infection may be acquired and Washington, which are key The New Mexico repository 2,368 cases were reported, and 1988 cases, and two counties principally around links in the Energy was supposed to have opened a up more than ninefold from in the suburbs around New residences, and risk of exposure Department's troubled nuclear year ago but has been 1982s 492 cases. York City — Westchester and may be continuous during the weapons complex. repeatedly delayed by a series of "Certainly, it is on the Suffolk — reported 44 percent. transmission season," the The two other nearest states environmental, technical and increase," said Dr. Robert The disease can cause rash, agency noted. with nuclear weapons sites are regulatory problems. Sale proceeding despite East German refugees U.S. objections WASHINGTON (AP) — Despite strong U.S. protests, the French government plans to trade Brazil sensitive rocket experience new lifestyle technology that could be used by U.S. enemies to make ballistic HOF, West Germany (AP) Trains carrying 7,600 East to Czechoslovakia, the former missiles, government and industry officials said Thursday. — They shivered under Germans arrived here, bringing Erfurt resident said. France has promised to give Brazil the technology of a liquid fuel blankets, their faces streaked the second wave of a historic "I was so tired but I kept on motor called Viking, which pewers the Ariane space launch with tears. They waited in lines refugee exodus. They had fled thinking about my son." vehicle, the officials said. In return, the French company for food, for telephones, for the their homeland into East Germany agreed to this Arianespace would be awarded a $60 million contract for the launch chance to pick through second- Czechoslovakia, seeking exodus Tuesday, then closed of two Brazilian communications satellites, they added. hand clothing. asylum at the West German the border with The U.S. officials, who spoke only on condition of anonymity, They were tired and dirty. Embassy in the capital there. Czechoslovakia, the only said French President Francois Mitterrand personally made the Men and women clung to East Germany grudgingly nation East Germans could decision to give the technology to Brazil, promising that safeguards small bags that held their only agreed to let them go, but first travel to without government would be placed to prevent use of the motor for lethal purposes. belongings. Crying children they had to travel by trains permission. But the United States is doubtful such safeguards can be clutched stuffed toys. back through their homeland, Mrs. Pfeiffer's husband, implemented effectively. But for the thousands of East so they could be officially Stefan, also 23, said "We really "If someone like Libya wants to use this motor to harmful Germans who flooded into this expelled. didn't have much time to purposes, who will stop them?" asked one official. border town Thursday, the Now, they, would begin to think. There was speculation at Libya has been seeking to buy from Brazil equipment and know- chaotic and crowded fashion new lives in West home that they may close the how in an effort to develop a ballistic missile arsenal capable of surroundings of a Hof train Germany, where they were Czechoslovak border." granted automatic citizenship delivering chemical weapon warheads, according to U.S. experts. station brought only joy, pure Pfeiffer, a construction and welcomed. Brazil, one of an estimated 20 Third World countries which have and unbridled. worker, said he didn't know Regina Pfeiffer, 23, held the some form of ballistic missile capability, has been exporting some Their grueling, sometimes where the family would end up hand of her 4-year-old son, missile technology while attempting to develop a more accurate harrowing trip to freedom was in West Germany. "Maybe and sophisticated arsenal of its own. a memory. This was paradise. Michael. we'll go to Rhineland-Palz," he Word of the planned French sale was first reported by Signal "We left the car in Prague, "We decided at the last said jokingly. Rhineland-Palz magazine, published by the Armed Forces Communications and but who cares?" said Guido moment to go to Prague. We is the German name for Electronic Association. Albrecht, 26, who fled with his left on Tuesday morning and Chancellor Helmut Kohl's Representatives of McDonnell Douglas Corp., the St. Louis- wife, Kerstin, 28. "The main got through just before they home state of Rhineland based firm competing for the Brazilian launch contract against thing is that we're here." imposed the travel restriction," Palatinate. Arianespace, were informed of the French proposal by Brazilian officials and conveyed the information to the Defense Department, officials said.

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We'll use at least two II you ire i student it The University ol added the issuance of Student thousand in the course of this students. Connecticut and have been a victim ol a The primary incident in crime, the following services are available 10 you Victim Assistance cards to its school year," he said. • The University ol Connecticut Oean ol Students Wilbur Cross Building. The University standard operating procedures. Herindeen said every officer question occurred on Dec. 3, ol Connecticut. Storrs. CT 06269 Phone - 486 3428 in the department carries these 1987, when Asian-American • The University ol Connecticut Dept ol Residential lile. Wilbur Cross Building. The The cards list services avail- University ol Connecticut. Storrs. CT 06269 Phone — 486-3030 able in the campus area that cards. "Every student victim of students were harassed during a • The University ol Connecticut Dept ol Health Services. Gienbrook Rd. Storrs. CT will aid crime victims. crime, it doesn't matter what residence hall dance. 06269 Phone - 486 4700 • The University ol Connecticut Women s Center. Whitney Rd. Storrs. CT 06269 They were designed by Lau- The findings of the commit- Phone - 486-4738 ren Sipperly, safety support tee were submitted to the uni- • Battered Women's Center. Danielson. CT (Address not tor release as this is a versity in April of 1988, along shelterl Phone - 1 774 8648 program coordinator. "It was "We made a decision • The University ol Connecticut Allirmativc Action Programs. Hall Dorm. The University designed to be a wallet-size card with recommendations for im- ol Connecticut. Storrs, CT 06269 Phone - 486 2943 to keep in a personal and secure to be pro-active as provement of the racial climate place," said Sipperly, opposed to waiting on campus. "stressing the emergency 9-1-1 for something to "The committee was con- The front of the Student Victim Assistance card number at the bottom." cerned that students who were (above) lists services for crime victims. The hack Their front bears the police happen." victims of crime were confused (below) records information on the incident. department emblem on the up- -Robert S. Hudd, as to what services were avail- per right corner and contains a director of police able to them," said Hudd. "We listing of six agencies that felt something should be done Officer Name victims of crime can contact. services about that and we responded to "These are the six primary the recommendations of the Incident No _ UConn Police Dept. Phone agencies the student victim committee's report," he said. would need. It gives the student the crime is, receives a card "We made a decision to be choices," she said. from the officer," said pro-active as opposed to wait- "We have good reception Herindeen. ing for something to happen," from these agencies," said The concept for the cards said Hudd. "We try to take that Robert S. Hudd, director of originated from the findings of stance whenever we can." police services and administra- the Senate Subcommittee on For routine business calls, tion for the Division of Public Discriminatory Harassment. contact the UConn police at THE UNIVERSITY OF CONNECTICUT POLICE DEPARTMENT Safety. The subcommittee was formed 486-4800. For emergency EMERGENCY CALLS 9-1-1 The backs of the cards bear in 1988, to determine whether calls, dial 9-1-1. space for the officer to record his or her name, the incident number, the UConn police de- fH Samo Day Delivery III partment phone number, and any room for additional com- type Campus ments. Copy <& Word Processing, Inc. 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The entrees will be: Choice of: Roast Prime Rib of Beef 8.25 (inc. Validine discount) Baked Stuffed Boneless Chicken Breast 8.25 (inc. Validine discount) Vegetarian Lasagne 8.25 (inc. Validine discount) Any Questions: Please call 486-3913 or 486-3665 page 4 The Daily Campus, Friday, October 6, 1989 iNew Florida court strikes down abortion law TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (AP) "The challenged statute fails the Florida Supreme Court. "I'm going to work to make cial session in wake of the — A law requiring pregnant because it intrudes upon the In the decision, the Florida certain that somehow parental court's decision. girls to get parental consent privacy of the pregnant minor court noted the U.S. Supreme consent comes back," Martinez "I think it demonstrates very before having an abortion was from conception to birth," the Court "has made it clear that said. He also is seeking fetal clearly that the abortion ses- struck down by the state court wrote. "Such a substan- the states, not the federal gov- viability tests; a ban on use of sion is premature," Crawford Supreme Court on Thursday, tial invasion of a pregnant fe- ernment, are the final guaran- public funds, personnel and fa- said. just five days before lawmakers male's privacy by the state for tors of personal privacy." cilities for abortions; tougher "I hope the Florida Legisla- were to consider restricting ac- the full term of the pregnancy "We can conceive of few abortion clinic standards; and a ture will look to this ruling cess to abortions. is not necessary for the preser- more personal or private deci- notice to women seeking abor- next week and understand the The split decision said vation of maternal health or the sions concerning one's body tions on the development of implications in regard to the Florida's constitutional potentiality of life." that one can make in the course their fetuses. governor's ill-conceived plan to guarantee of privacy out- The court heard the case of a of a lifetime," the court deter- "If the Florida Supreme restrict access to abortion," said weighed the 1988 statute re- 15-year-old Lake County girl, mined in upholding a 5th Dis- Court will not protect children, Janis Compton-Carr of the quiring consent of a parent, identified in court records only trict Court of Appeals decision. and parents cannot, then the Florida Abortion Rights Ac- guardian or judge for a minor's as 'T.W." She was denied per- The court's ruling came just Legislature must, by passing tion League, a pro-choice abortion. mission for an abortion by a five days before a special ses- new abortion clinic regula organization. Attorney General Bob But- local judge, but her appeal sion of the Legislature called tions," Martinez said. Reaction to the court's deci- terworth immediately said his wound its way to the U.S. by Gov. Bob Martinez to con- Senate President Bob Craw sion fell along lines already office would petition the court Supreme Court, which returned sider further abortion restric- ford said he planned to ask drawn in the state battle over for a rehearing. the case without comment to tions. Martinez to postpone the spe- abortion. ...Bakker trial yields guilty verdict From front page "I'm going to keep my faith reluctantly because Bakker cult in Jonestown, Guyana, 1987. stand. All other ground is in God and I'm going to go see faithful had a "Jim Jones men- "horrible, absolutely uncalled "I'm sorry I don't have a sinking sand." Tammy now. I feel sad but en- tality" and might help him flee for." song to sing like Tammy but I Bakker was freed later couraged in God," Bakker said, the country. Bakker showed little emotion know this is God's amazing Thursday on $250,000 bond smiling in a brief midafternoon "They think he could walk as the verdict was read. Tears grace," Ms. Hahn said in a imposed by U.S. District statement to reporters. He said on water,' Potter said. welled in the eyes of Mrs. statement after the conviction. Court Judge Robert Potter. The he was "still innocent of the Davis declared the reference Bakker, who also received large "I don't feel sad for what iudge set sentencing for Oct. charges against me." to the 1978 murder-suicide of bonuses from PTL but was not happened to Bakker," she said. Potter said he granted bond 900 followers of Jim Jones' charged with any crimes. "I'd like to look him in the eye The jury foreman said he was and tell him. Get out the row- dgbw—d||b—^0—mjQamf <|fr——d|f» . mqftmm unswayed by Bakker's testi- boat, you can't walk on water.' mony, in which he defended his "This is going to go down in earnings as reasonable for history as saying, you can Regrettably, the Student Health Services will someone who raised millions touch even the mightiest of be unable to conduct the annual Flu Clinic. of dollars for the work of the men who are armed with Lord. Bibles, white collars and mi- We are in support of the concept of preventive "He was a man of God. He crophones," she said. "Today's flu vac ciner ind urge y ■ to seek immunization got corrupt and I feel sorry for verdict is not attacking God, the man," Hill said. 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Call 486-3665 Mon - Fri : 10 a.m. - 8 p.m. Saturday 10 a.m. - 9 p.m. GOOD PAY! MEALS PROVIDED! Sunday 12-6 p.m. 429-1434 page 5 iNews The Daily Campus, Friday, October 6, 1989 Gubernatorial candidates battle in congress WASHINGTON (AP) — sponds by saying, "poor baby." other when discussing the back 50 years. me. Two Connecticut congressmen The dispute pits two politi- missing servicemen's bill. The In an unusual move, Morri- Rowland attributed Morri- considering a run for governor cians who are seriously issue has long been politically son earlier this week issued a son's involvement to jealousy took runs at one another considering runs for governor. charged because veteran's press release criticizing the of his own high profile on the Thursday over legislation to Morrison has already set up an groups and organizations bill, saying it placed unrealistic MIA issue. He noted that four help find servicemen missing exploratory committee and representing family members demands on the military and other Connecticut representa- in action. Rowland, who plans to do the are considered powerful voting family members of the miss- tives, including two U.S. Rep. John Rowland, a same later this month, already blocks. ing, and left immediate family Democrats, endorsed his bill. Republican from Waterbury, refers to himself as "the leading Rowland's legislation, filed "I've been involved with this says an attack on his MIA bill Republican candidate." members potentially at the earlier this year, would speed mercy of more distant relatives for five years," Rowland said. by Democrat Bruce Morrison The two legislators, whose up the process of investigating "Bruce has been involved with of Hamden comes "from left offices are across the hall from who might seek public hear- missing servicemen reports and ings on the status of a missing this for two days." field." Morrison, who declared one another in the Cannon of- would allow extended family Morrison chilled his other victory in a battle of dueling person. fice building, used unusually members to require the military Responding to the criticism, Connecticut colleagues, MIA proposals Thursday, re- blunt language toward one an- to re-open MIA cases dating Democrats included, for sign- Rowland said, "That's typical ing on to legislation — num- for Bruce. He'd better keep track of all the fights he's bered HR-1730 — without un- State senator will challenge making. He's going at it with derstanding its details. "Unlike the governor (William A. most of the people who co- O'Neill). He's going at it with sponsored HR-1730,1 read the Rowland for GOP nomination bill." HARTFORD, (AP) — that during speaking engage- laration of his candidacy within State Senate Minority ments around the state over the the next couple of weeks. £ Leader Reginald J. Smith says past few months, he's been Smith said he's unfazed by J~*4 Same Doy DellvsryMl he won't let U.S. Rep. John "encouraged to pursue" the Rowland's apparent early lead G. Rowland get "a free ride" to nomination. and added, "I'm going to pursue Campus the Republican gubernatorial "I think it's important to this thing. ' nomination and is readying a have several Republicans out "There's no doubt he fFlorist bid himself for the nomination. there," he said. "It's going to (Rowland) has got the edge at Smith, R-New Hartford, said take more than just this point, but John really Flowers and Balloons he has created a fund-raising (Democratic Gov.) Bill hasn't been saying a lot. committee. But he said that if O'Neill's screwing up to con- Delivered to Campus he hasn't raised $250,000 by vince people that the Republi- "He's not going to get a free Credit cards accepted (even on Uie phone) February, he's likely to drop cans can run the state." .ide, at least in the 8th Senato- out. Rowland, a three-term con- rial District," Smith said, Downtown Storra(next to Store 24) t\H / "1 I [j J "I've got to be realistic," he gressman from Waterbury, is referring to the 13-town district said. If it doesn't look like he widely viewed as the favorite he has represented for seven COME SEE has a chance at the nomination, for next year's Republican gu- years. "I've been speaking to he said, he'll run again for his bernatorial nomination. He is groups all over the state, talk- Senate seat. also raising money and is ex- ing about taxes, comprehensive The four-term senator said pected to make an official dec- planning for the state. TED'S BIG * U*CONN * DANCE * Come Listen to the Sounds of PARTY IDOQDO §§<£ I ® [DooDa E CO II11E § Saturday, October 7th, 10 p.m. - 2 a.m., AACC BALLS! .99 with U-Conn I.D. 1.99 Without

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The general feeling, and capitalized on it to Reidy also added that student Reidy, although he said the Daily Campus Staff feeling a person gets when raise money for the Student feedback on the program has department enjoys putting on receiving one is that they never American Physical Therapy been very positive, and that the program every year, also Anyone who has ever been want it to end, or at least be Association with its annual once someone has been to one had some misgivings about it. given a first-rate massage by a administered every day. "massage-a-thon." On massage-a-thon, they usually "We don't want to project that professional or even by a well- The Physical Therapy Wednesday, from 6 to 10 p.m., ask when the next one is going Physical Therapy is only practiced friend knows how Department at the University in Koons Hall, students could to be so they can go back massage. Physical Therapy is relaxing and revitalizing the of Connecticut is aware of this treat themselves to a massage again. defined as rehabilitation provided by either a third or Two students who had just concerned with restoration of Bush to have surgery fourth year Physical Therapy received massages corroborated function and prevention of student for $3. Reidy's observations. Elva disability following disease, David Reidy, the president of Douglas, a third semester, injury or loss of a limb." for removal of cyst the Student American Physical communications major, who Therapy Association at WASHINGTON (AP) — with the duties of his office or said she learned about the event Deb Stafsholt, an eighth UConn, provided the history of from the track team, and her President Bush will undergo keep him from going to a the program and explained why semester Physical Therapy surgery to remove a cyst from friend, Donna Henry, a third World Series game. "No, no, the department continues to run major, who give massages, the middle finger of his right semester, Psychology major, life goes on. I will continue it at least once every year. "The echoed Reidy's feeling. "We hand, the White House said both said that they enjoyed through this awesome burden, idea originated many years ago are a little concerned. We don't Thursday. Bush vowed to keep their massages. continue what I'm doing," he and has been handed down. want people to think that working despite "this awesome "It was my first massage, said. The program serves a dual massage is all we do. Next burden." and I liked it very much. It was At a picture-taking session purpose for us. It allows us to year we are thinking about The president, making light invigorating," Henry said. with Angolan rebel leader teach students massage on real running a different program to of the minor surgery, said there Douglas, when asked if she use some of our other skills." Jonas Savimbi, Bush joked: T clients by providing them with was no need to make "a federal would go back to get another The massage-a-thon was run will show you my scar after- hands on experience, and it is a case out of it." Asked to raise wards." He pointed the finger massage in the future, replied, in conjunction with National the finger for a photo, he downward to show the cyst. great fund raiser for the "definitely. Every day, if Physical Therapy Week, which replied, "Don't tempt me." Association's activities." possible." is October 1, to 7. Fitzwater said Bush would Presidential spokesman *P«IP»P9S^SSB^? lllW..W|:'i - ' ' -iffi ^SS! Marlin Fit/water said Bush have a mycoid cyst removed would undergo the procedure — from the "distal interphalangeal r expected to take about an hour joint space" of the third index "Nfi; — on Friday at Walter Reed finger. Army Medical Center. The surgery will be per- The cyst, on the end of his formed by two hand specialists, finger just below the nail, has Col. Allen Smith, chief of IT'S YOUR CHOICE troubled the president for about hand surgery at Walter Reed, three years. "It simply has and George Boguimil, who oc- reached the point where it has cupies a similar post at gotten larger and noticeable," Georgetown University Hospi- Fitzwater said. tal. He said the president, who is Cj- Safer Ides left-handed, would be given a The last time Bush was in local anesthetic called a digital the hospital was May 10 when nerve block and would remain he underwent a routine physical awake throughout the proce- examination. At that time, the dure. cyst was drained and doctors 'The doctors' clinical obser- said it had been present for SAFERIDES: 486-4809 vation indicates that the cyst is many years and did not present Thursday 10 p.m. - 1:30 a.m. benign. There will of course be a medical problem. a routine pathologic examina- "It's not really painful but Friday, Saturday 10 p.m. - 2:30 a.m. tion of the tissue," Fitzwater it's a nuisance," the spokesman Sponsored by Hartford Distributors, Anheuser Busch and said. said. Alpha Phi Omega Bush was asked by reporters Fitzwater said that the if the surgery would interfere surgery would require stitches. ■m

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Rides SEE UCONN'S UNDEFEATED Fri 4:30 pm-11:30 pm RUGBY TEAM RATTLE ON... Games Sat. 11:00 am-11:00 pm Food Sun. 12:00 noon-6:00pm Petting Zoo NO ALCOHOL Milking Contest allowed at UCONN vs. CCSU Sat. & Sun. l-4pm outdoor events UCONN RUGBY CORDIALLY INVITES ALL SPECTATORS TO REPAY THEIR DEBT TO SOCIETY BY ATTENDING THE POST-GAME GATHERING Sat, Oct. 7 1 p.m. Family Day - Sunday Oct. 8 sponsored by: Intrafraternity Council andiZiEZZ MANSFIELD TRAINING SCHOOL Ba/Bank The Daily Campus Colman McCarthy Page 8 Friday, October 6, 1989 Since 1896 OrlnLcvy Leanne Adams A home for the homeless Editor in Chief Business Manager WASHINGTON-Early evening last Sunday, simplest of questions, "How are you?" We fear Sister Maureen Foltz. one of the Carmelite the answers, the nun said, because we might have Charles M. Pickett Kim Rozdllski Sisters of Charity who cares for 40 homeless to act on them. Love, she believed, is not an Ad Manager women at Mt. Carmel House, sat in the emotion, it's a command to action. Executive Editor community dining room remembering a story. As a cause, homeless people are safe. As "It goes like this," she said. "A person died and human beings, they are threatening. Unlike Shawn Cochran Lisa Spooner stood before God. God asked, 'Where are your other issues on the national agenda—pollution, Managing Editor Managing Editor wounds?' The person answered, 'What wounds? drugs, capital-gains taxes-they talk back. We'll Assistant Managing Editors I have none." God said, 'Was there nothing feed and clothe them, send checks to shelters and, Julie A. Linden Lee Condon worth fighting for?*" when summoned, march in demonstrations with News Arts If there's anyone who has nothing to fear them. But accept the challenge of a should that question ever come up--in the conversation? You do it, Sister Maureen. Catherine Keating Kevin Eraser hcrenow or hereafter—it's Sister Maureen. She It isn't easy even for the nuns. Sister Maureen Sports Photography has wounds: from a decade of fighting for the recalls an unruly opening of a talk the other needs and rights of women who have lost almost evening with three new arrivals at Mt. Carmel: everything in life except the awareness that "One was calling the other 'woman,' the second behind the door at Mt. Carmel is a group of nuns was calling the first 'girl' and the third called Just Wondering... who know how to love. This weekend, the both of them 'bitch.' Finally said, 'If you don't sisters will be on the streets of Washington as want to call each other by your names, that's ... if Food Services contracted with part of the Housing Now march to protest the fine. But for me I need to know your names so I Goodyear to supply the steaks for the nation's lack of affordable housing. can call you something other than woman, girl special dinners in the large dorm In 1981, the average age of Mt. Carmel's or bitch.' That's what life on the street had done cafeterias? And about the lobsters: did guests was 35. Now it's 27. "This means," to them." Sister Maureen says, "that women who never The women at the end of the decade at Mt. Exxon supply these? finished high school are being hit earlier with the Carmel differ from those at the beginning in reality that the economy has no place for them. three ways. They are younger, sicker and more . . . what "Jonathan's Big Adventure" is all We have women here who work at two addicted to drugs. about, and will it make students more minimum-wage jobs--fast-food placcs-and save The illnesses of the women are similar to ones every penny they earn, but they still have to live a decade ago, with one difference: a lack of past apathetic when all's said and done? That's at a shelter because they can't afford rent. It institutional medical care. A decade ago, probably not possible, but we're just doesn't take long to feel worthless." psychotics and schizophrenics had usually spent wondering. . . I have known Sister Maureen since Mt. time in hospitals. On release, they were Carmel House opened in 1981. For information accustomed to following house rules and taking ... if the Dairy Bar will get more business and enlightenment on how America treats its medication. "For the first time," Sister Maureen destitute, a few hours with this remarkable said, "we have to interview the women before we if Vali-Dines could be used there? And why woman surpasses anything to be found in the take them. Some are too disruptive. It used to didn't anyone think of this before? stream of reports on homelessness from be that anyone could come in if we had room." professional carers. Some of the disruption is caused by crack . . . what will happen on the carnival rides An early lesson she taught me came when I users, addicts who are more violent, less likely to after a day of beer drinking and weekend arrived at Mt. Carmel's foyer one morning years recover and more vulnerable to prostitution and ago with a carload of clothes and food that I had AIDS. meals? And who will clean up the Grad collected. I was Mr. Largesse bringing Sister Maureen, 36, is a nurse who graduated Field after? deliverance--and clearing out in 10 minutes. from California State at San Jose in 1973. She "Many thanks," she said. "We're always glad joined the Carmelites of Charity the following . . . who is going to teach history courses at when people in the suburbs remember the year and is currently studying for a master's UConn after Gov. O'Neill's new retirement homeless. But if you're serious about degree in human services. In the tradition of incentive plan? And will history courses be contributing something, just go over there in the prophetic witness, she has been arrested eight corner and talk to that lady who's sitting at the times for civil disobedience at military bases, the required anymore? table alone." State Department and other shrines of state "That's all?" I asked. "Just talk to her?" The power. . . . how many more students are going to woman-vacant-eyed arid disheveled—had coiue in "I respect and love the women who come to be injured on Gilbert Rd. before somebody from a day on the streets, with the inevitable us," she says. "People don't understand the decides to put up a stop sign? satchel of belongings at her feet. fragility of life. It doesn't take much to put you For a few minutes. Sister Maureen ran me over the edge. It could happen to you or me just through the basics. It's the absence of human like that." ... if anyone has taken a close look at contact that is often the deepest excruciation felt And who talks with us then? UConn recently? With the new Gampel by homeless people. They can go for days with Colman McCarthy is a syndicated columnist. Pavilion 'fun house' and all the carnival no one speaking to them, much less ask the rides, will UConn resemble the 'Dream Campus' or Disneyland in the 1990s? Would a monorail from Towers to the Co-op solve any problems? Daily Campus Letters Policy ... if anyone else would like to run for The Daily Campus welcomes all letters and view points. All letters must be governor of Connecticut? typed and double-spaced and should be between 200-500 words in length. All letters are subject to editing on the basis of size, grammar, libel, and good taste. All letters must include name, signature, and phone number. The phone number ... if anyone has considered adding an ice is for verification purposes only and will not be printed. A name can be withheld hockey rink to the Gampel Pavilion? solely on the consent of the editor. The Daily Campus is not responsible for the return of any letter. Send to: . . . whose idea was it to put tennis courts Letters to the Editor, The Daily Campus, 11 Dog Lane, Storrs, Ct., 06269. by Towers overlooking the campus, possibly the windiest place in Connecticut?

... if Agricultural Science majors are disqualified from taking part in the highly touted cow-milking contest this weekend?

... if Roy Orbison is hanging around in the Caribbean somewhere, laughing about this whole 'Elvis is back' hubbub?

... if condoms are the only thing left without 'Batman' logos on them? Hmm. . .

... if David Letterman said it best when he asked 'Mr. Mom's' Teri Garr if she realized her husband was the Batman?

...why we're just wondering all the time. You'd figure we have a just a few answers after all these years of doing this.

...how long it will be until the Buckley softball team wins another game? The Daily Campus, Friday, October 6, 1989 page 9 Josh Garskoff— New York needs a baseball dream team It's not right. Once again the greatest city in the world has failed to produce the greatest baseball team. Neither New York team is in the playoffs. Sure Chicago has deep-dish pizza and San Francisco still has cable cars, but New York dictates the trends for the country. Oakland and Toronto aren't even on the map. Where do these burgs get the gumption to beat the big apple? The problem is that the New York ball players are spread across the two teams. The Empire city has the athletes to make the best baseball team around. Met's General Manager Frank Cashen and George Steinbrenner (acting Yankee GM) have some great ballplayers and some lousy ones. And they consistently trade away good ones for more lousy ones. Witness the Dykstra--Samuel trade, or the Henderson- Polonia et. al. trade. The mangers are simply lousy decision makers. Well, we New York fans have had enough. Over the winter, I'm going to pay Frank and George a little visit. I'll make them each an offer they can't refuse. Then, from the Yankees and the Mets, I'll make a team which lives up to its city. Okay now, around the horn, the starters: Kevin McReynolds will stand in left field. Polonia jast doesn't provide the error-free defense of Big Mac, who can also be a clutch RBI man. In center, the choice is a lot easier, Roberto Kelly promises to be a superstar. Juan Samuel does not. Right field is tough. If Dave Winfield really does come back next year, he's my choice. While older than Mike Royko Daryl Strawberry, he plays hard. Straw just doesn't have fun out there. He's a downer for the whole team. Infield. At third base, no contest. Howard Johnson may make a Government relief for few errors, but the man is an offensive machine (just short of the forty-forty club this year). For short-stop, I choose Espy Espinoza, dumping Kevin Elsier for a higher batting average. At second, Hugo victims is too slow Steve Sax will bring his hustle. The Met players will look on in wonder at the sight. And at first, Don Mattingly. Hernandez needs The phone rang at 1 a.m. For me, it was just the in their living rooms--if they to retire before washing the memory of his excellent career down The call was from a friend with inconvenience of juggling still had living rooms-but the the drain. whom we had dinner only a vacation plans. But for most bureaucrats wanted a written Barry Lyons can wear the catching gear because, of course, the few hours earlier. His of those who lived or worked assessment of the situation. pitching staff will be entirely the Mets'. There's not a Yankee Southern drawl was tense. on that island, it was a total Those who needed federal pitcher worth putting in, but Gooden, Fernandez, Viola, Cone, and wipeout. Homes gone. Jobs Darling are plenty, especially with Myers as a closer. Maybe with "It's gettin' worse and I think loans to repair or rebuild you better haul butt, right gone. The island is still there, homes or businesses found a better offense, the best pitchers in the game will play like they but not much that was on it. are. Hopefully, pitching with strong point scorers to back them now," he said. "They're going themselves wrapped like up, they will hurl for an ERA of under 3.00 or, dare I think it, to order the island evacuated at The pity is that it hit those Christmas packages in red tape. under 2.00? 6 a.m. and the traffic's gonna islands and Charleston, a city You need a loan because the As long as I am running the show, I'll also choose the New be a mess." of charm and friendly rain is coming through your York television announcers. Tim McCarver, Fran Healy, and A fast wake-up coffee, hospitality. roof? Or half of your Steve Zabriski are really knowledgeable guys. They talk about the clothes stuffed into suitcases, a While I wish no one harm, it restaurant has been blown into Met players as people, relating their idiosyncrasies and even last look from the condo would have been better if Hugo the next county? Let us thumb laughing at them. They are also not afraid to criticize the front balcony at the Atlantic Ocean, had stayed at sea a bit longer through the handbook. Ah, it office or the players. Besides, I think we've all had enough of Phil and we were in the car on our and whammed into says that you should come "Holy Cow" Rizzuto. way to and through Charleston, Washington, D.C. back in a couple of weeks and The team will be unstoppable. No other city can come up with S.C. Had it done so, the fill out some forms. And then, a team to beat New York's. Let Chicago put some White Sox on It was an eerie sight on the lumbering, bumbling if you are lucky, in several their Cubs, it'll only hurt them. The state of California could highway. Normally, in the bureaucracy known as the more weeks you might get the produce a better team. Oakland and San Francisco alone would middle of the night, there Federal Emergency loan. Until then, well, you make quite a combination, but, while as close as Flushing and the would be only the distant Management Agency might might have to put a pot over Bronx, they are technically two different cities. So, this would be taiMights of a truck or two. have been a bit more nimble in your head when the rain comes escalating the game. doing its job. through the roof. I can only hope that no Californian makes such a team. New But now it was like a pre- dawn rush hour on Chicago's This is the outfit that we pay I keep thinking of the thin York deserves to have a strong team. The largest city, the center of waitress who told me, "If this United States' cultural trends, should have a ball club which lives expressways. And few drivers to provide various forms of heeded the posted speed limit. help to victims of disasters. place goes, I'm out of work and up to its city's name. Chicago deserves to be good, Los Angeles I have about a week's pay to too. But, San Francisco, Oakland, and Toronto are like beaches on Mighty Hugo was coming This is also the outfit that live on." What form does she Long Island Sound. A polluted bathtub trying to be a sea; A and they were, as my friend put South Carolina's Sen. Ernest fill out? Or the gas station hamlet trying to be a metropolis. These places should not have it, hauling butt. Some peeled Hollings called a "bunch of guy, on the wrong side of the winning squads. It is time that The City had The Team, off for motels and hotels or bureaucratic jackasses." bridge that was blown down. Josh Garskoff is a Daily Campus columnist homes of relatives and friends. And with good cause. He said, "If it hits here, I don't Most just kept going. Although Washington is only know what I'm going to do." *HEY. WE'VE GOTTA STOP THAT TRAITOR FROM DESTROYING THE VERY FOUNDATIONS OF THIS COUNTRY/' Six hours later we were a few hundred miles from It hit there. And now he safely having breakfast in the Charleston, it took the knows what he's going to do. sand hills and tall pine region bureaucrats a week to find their He's going to fill out forms of North Carolina. way down there and open an and wait and wait. The rest of that day, I had office. It took them several Well, it's probably second thoughts and regrets more days to open a few more. Charleston's own fault. When about ducking out of Charleston asked for portable they saw that Hugo was Charleston. I had never seen a power generators. The reason heading their way, the state hurricane and it would have should have been obvious. should have immediately been exciting, as well as Vast areas were without incorporated Charleston and the something to write about. electricity. Any boob could surrounding area as a savings and loan association. Then at midnight Hugo see that by turning on their TV roared in. Television showed sets. Then it should have called the quiet island I had been on. Generators? The bureaucrats Washington and said: "We are It took the most severe hit. thumbed through their what is laughingly called a You probably saw scenes of handbooks. Ah-hah! One thrift institution and we have the big boats that were tossed cannot just ask Washington for just squandered all of our assets ashore. I had been staying a portable power generators and on wine, women and song. five-minute walk from the expect to get them. You need How about bailing us out?" marina. generators? You must first They'd have help fast. The That ended my second prepare and submit a written people in Washington are thoughts and regrets. I still assessment of the need for the better at bailing out swindlers haven't seen a hurricane and I generators. than basements. , &M don't intend to. People were holding candles Mike Royko is a syndicated while wading knee deep in mud columnist The Daily Campus, Friday, October 6, 1989 page 10 iArtSi China is restored 'Oz' comes to video stores NEW YORK (AP) — Lo- agement. By Dylan Shaw cated southwest of Da Nang, it An odd combination. But it's Daily Campus Staff Victor Flemming, the best Judy Garland, despite a once was fertile land. The just as odd that his interest in Most people don't expect film maker of 1939. He re- popular misconception, was Vietnam war made it a miser- the Orient was kindled by his something to look more vi- ceived the Best Director Oscar the first choice for Dorothy. able, battered killing field first trip to Asia, one seen brant and alive at age 50 than it earlier this year for the 50th The production company, nicknamed the Arizona Terri- from a grunt's perspective, in did when it was new. Then anniversary of "Gone With the MGM, looked into the possi- tory. Dennis Sheehy, a Marine fields filled with booby traps, again, no one expected a movie Wind." bility of casting Shirley Tem- grunt then, knew it well. shell craters and enemy about a Kansas farm girl and The musical score by Harold ple for the role. They went He was badly wounded near bunkers. her three friends to become one Arlen and E.Y. Harburg has with their first instinct and al- there in 1967. Later, recuperat- "It's hard to explain," con- of the most beloved films of many of the most memorable lowed Garland to give the per- ing in a Navy hospital, he cedes Sheehy, a shy, soft-spo- all time. songs ever recorded. formance of her lifetime. made a decision — as he notes ken man. He thinks his interest in a PBS special — to return probably began with tales of The 50th anniversary release WHUS Today-Friday October 6,1989 of the "The Wizard of Oz" is someday to Asia, and "instead the Orient he heard from his 6-6:30a.m. Common Ground of search and destroy, maybe father, a Navy veteran — "he's here, thanks to Ted Turner. It has been returned to glorious 6:30-7a.m. Pacifica News build and reconstruct..." an anchor-clanker" — of World 7-10a.m. Occupation:Foole-Jeff Ahem. Music and Technicolor in the "Oz" se- He did just that, not in Viet- Warll. comedy. quences. The sepia tone has nam, but in China, in Inner "Being there in Vietnam 10-10:30a.m. Global Radio Show Mongolia, where he worked on even though it wasn't the best been preserved for the Kansas 10:30-11a.m. World of Radio a government program to help of times, did kind of expand prologue and epilogue. Neither 11a.m.-3p.m. Focus on Jazz-Jay Bartolomei save the windswept grasslands. this desire of mine to learn the prologue nor the epilogue 3-6p.m. The New Afternoon Show-Keith Jones. For three consecutive years, he more about Asia," he says. has been seen since the original 6-6:30p.m. Focus on Health-Mike Derosa lived there during each year's But it took a while, starting 1939 theatrical run. For the 6:30-7p.m. In Black America six-month growing season, with his first classes in 1968. first time on video, the incom- 7-9:30p.m. The Rap Explosion-Doctor Nine joined each June by his wife, The ultimate goal was to see parable warmth and technical 9:30-llp.m. Regressive Rock-Yuri Seresin Marcie, and their three kids. China. At one point, though, beauty of the film can be seen 11p.m.-2a.m. Night music His story, and theirs, will be he'd almost given up hope of the way it was meant to be 2-6a.m. Free Form-Chris Limone told Monday on PBS, in "The getting there. seen. Cowboy in Mongolia," a one- Then, in 1985, Chinese The new video includes rare WHUS This Weekend hour documentary made in officials to whom he'd sent a footage. The end of the tape Saturday 1987 by Andy Duncan and resume hired him to work at a shows Judy Garland accepting 6-7a.m. Alternative Country Dave King, faculty members at grasslands protection project on her special Oscar, an extended 7-8a.m. New and Old Country and Bluegrass Oregon State University in a 15,000-acre pilot area in In- Scarecrow dance, and the pre- 8-11a.m. Polka Magic: Fank Sumislaski Corvallis. ner Mongolia. He and his fam- view from the 1959 re-releases. 1-4:30p.m. UConn Football Now 42, Sheehy, an Oregon ily lived in a commune called 5-8p.m. The Perils Of Cheryl: Cheryl Lebeau native, is an assistant professor Yihenoer Sumu. The book by L. Frank 8-llp.m. The Blues Show: Tuna Chilli Helper at Texas A & M University. Working on projects spon- Baum, adapted by Noel Lang- 11-2a.m. The Gospel Connection He has undergraduate degrees in sored by China's government ley, Florence Ryerson, and Sunday Asian studies and Mandarin and various organizations, in- Edgar Allan Woolf is the 6-9a.m. Off the Beaten Track Chinese, and master's and doc- cluding the United Nations and source for the film. There is 9-1p.m. Morning Classics toral degrees in rangeland man- See page 11 also the flawless direction of l-4p.m. UConn Soccer 4-7p.m. The Magic Of Bluegrass 7-llp.m. Sunday Night Folk Festival: Susan Forbes Hansen: ll-12a.m. Hearts Of Space 12-2a.m. Pushing the envelope Sunday Student Specials! 2-6a.m. Carnival of Souls

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Saturday October 7 at 1:00 p.m. •6 •5 at the Field Hockey field. Did you get it? Over 20,000 people just did— wouldn't you like them to get ^jj^ Come show your ^4/lt, your message too? <& support and recognition! *•' call 429-9384 for details SLEDS- Recreation and Sports Promotion Answer (for those who didn't get it) The Daily Campus Dept. of Student Activities and Union Programs The Daily Campus, Friday, October 6, 1989 page 11 iArts Jack Zaientz 7 SECONDS thrashes out best album to date 7 SECONDS, the masters of Skeno hardcore are back reminiscent of vintage Hiisker Dii. than any other song. Kevin's voice is still a little with their much awaited album, "Soulforce Revolution" The slow song "I Can Sympathize" is almost a new weak in the upper register. He needs some training in (Enigma Records, ResUess Records). This is not the old version of their old song "Trust." "I Can Sympathize" breath support. 7 SECONDS, not even close. This is not the driving is one of the three best songs on the album. The twist- The music for "4 a.m. in Texas," which was written hardcore punk band of two albums ago. It is not even ing harmonics of its refrain reveal Kevin's new confi- by Youth, is more creative than many of 7 SECONDS the band that produced last year's refined yet pounding dence in his voice. earlier tunes. Also on the second side is "Tribute Free- "Ourselves." dom Landscape," "Copper Ledge," and "Swansong." The Nevada trio of Kevin Seconds, Steve Youth, and These songs vary from the strong "Tribute Freedom Troy Mowat continue to produce songs with positive Album Review Landscape" to the moderately weak "Swansong." All in messages. They add harmonies and dynamic melodies to all, this side is slightly less driving than side one. The their already pulsing rhythms. Following "I Can Sympathize" is "It Makes A Lot second side still satisfies. This album, like a hungry dolphin, launches the band Less Sense Now," the second of the three best songs. As frenetic and exciting as hardcore is, a band can from the stagnating pool of punk music into the ex- The involved melody and lyrics demonstrate Kevin's only progress so far on sheer adrenaline. "Soulforce panding and uncharted waters of college radio. ability as a song writer. The side closes with the cut Revolution" proves what 7 SECONDS fans have On the first side there are five tracks: "Satyagraha," "Mother's Day." known all along. 7 SECONDS has what it takes to "Busy LitUe People," "I Can Sympathize," "It Makes A The highlights of side two are "Soul to Keep" and "4 play with the big boys. They are a welcome addition to Lot Less Sense Now," and "Mother's Day." The blast- a.m. in Texas." "Soul to Keep" is the third of the three the college music scene. ing power of "Satyagraha" and "Busy Little People" is best songs on the album. It showcases Kevin's voice Jack Zaientz is a Daily Campus music reviewer

Organist performs From...China page 10 the World Bank, Sheehy so far from the square. time, there's a certain fascina- By Karen Haas period. "The organ was at its has made six trips to China. The sounds of violence gave tion about the place," he says. Daily Campus Staff peak both as an artistic instru- him an eerie I've-been-through- "Music at UConn" will fea- He plans to return there in De- "Yeah, I'd go back there." ment and for the type of music cember. this-before feeling. ture James E. Harrington as the written during that period....I His links with the Marines first organist in this fall's or- He was in Beijing in early "Yeah, it did," he says. "It's like the way the music is June when pro-democracy he knew best in the violent gan recital series. Harrington structured- its ornamentation; funny in a way, because I got past and the Mongolian friends will be performing several demonstrations led by students wounded in Vietnam on June its order. One can really were crushed in the bloody, in- he's made in the peaceful pre- pieces from the baroque era, understand the freedom of it" 2, and this happened on June sent arc quietly noted near the including Johann Sebastian ternationally-televised show of 3." He chuckled. "I remember force by government troops end of Monday's PBS show Bach's "Fantasy in G," Harrington will also be per- commenting to the people with with one sentence that appears "Pastorale in F," and "Prelude forming Dietrich Buxtchude's around Tiananmen Square. me that I wasn't going to go "All day Sunday I heard am- onscreen. and Fugue in C." He will play "Magnificat Primi Toni," two abroad anymore during early bulance sirens, shooting, and a M 'This film," it says, "is in the Storrs Congregational choral preludes by Johannes June. Brahms, and Marcel Dupre's pall of black smoke was dedicated to the men of Foxtrot Church on Sunday, October 8 hanging over the city," recalls "Even though I hated Viet- Company, 2nd Battalion, Fifth at 4:00 p.m. "Chorale et Fugue, Op. 57." For more information call the Sheehy, who stayed put at his nam when I was there, hated Marines (1967) and the herding Harrington said his favorite hotel, located a short walk being scared to death all the families of Yihenoer Sumu." music comes from the baroque music department at 486-3728.

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IRS and US Customs. decorated, furnished, condominium. hours- flexible a.m. and p.m. own Yale Bowl? I'll bring the Ride needed to Stamford 10/6 at shifts available. Call Bob at Available your area now. Call 1- $299 mo. + 1/2 utilities. Easy beer and . . . Meet me in the noon or later. Will share expenses, 805-682-7555 Ext. C-1260 FS commute to UCONN. 455-0376 Tolland Exxon 871-7963. HW SU Lobby Wednesday at 6:30. 10/6 or 635-6354. FR 10/3-9 call 427-3113 10/3-9 DanT. The Daily Campus, Friday, October 6, 1989 page 13 lassifiedsi GIMP! Yes You! Remember I MISH, • ♦•♦•♦•♦•♦NICK********** VISA OR MASTERCARD! Even said I didn't keep track?! I bed. The past year has meant a lot to Ti conis? I don't know how to if bankrupt or bad credit! We How can I not be reminded of me. Nothing makes me happier say Happy Birthday in Greek, guarantee you a card or double mmtm how happyyou've made me the than knowing that you're mine. sorry. Happy name day? your money back. Call 1-805- past 6 months!? Thanks for all Love you always, Have a nice one anyway!-from 682-7555 Ext. Ml 107 M 10/6 FOUND Jean Jacket in 24 hour of the special things you do and BILL the multilingual chick on the study room on Tuesday night most of all; Thanks for being 3rd floor!!!!!!!!!!!! 9/26. Please call 427-5652. so "fyjl"! Marilyn, To the AZ Rho Pledge Class, LF 10/3-9 Sometimes I say a lot of stupid You guys are fantastic and we :EVENTS To ROB the SUBOG Video-man: things, but this one topped love you all! Hope you had a Forenza Jean Jacket left in the your eyes have the power to them all. I'm really sorry about good time at Yale Bowl. Get 24 hour study room in the make me melt, but they don't everything. Look on the bright psyched for the Carnival, see- library last Tuesday evening seem to notice that-or me. side though, you've still got saw Marathon, and ATTENTION STUDENTS AND September 26. If found please Curious? Respond in personals- those *#S!@ hamsters. Homecoming Love the Sisters FACULTY: UCONN BOWLING call Nancy at 429-0493. -or just keep those eyes open- CLUB is looking for members. LF10/3-9 Greene "Like a river flows Kel, Happy 20th! Only one Bowling Bus leaves from Surely to the sea more year to go! Thanks for Student Union Tuesdays at 9:00 FOUND 9/24 SHS Footbal Coney (BBman), The last Darling, so it goes everything you do, I'm a very p.m. Come join the fun - USG Champ Ring in Johnathans. couple of weeks have Some things are meant to luck guy. Keep smiling! funded. E 10/5-12 Must identify name on ring. been great. I'm sorry be. Happy Birthday! Love, Call 427-5104 LF10/2-6 I've had doubts in the Take my hand Chuckles COME CELEBRATE OUR past but now I have Take my whole life, too MORTGAGE BURNING! GUEST LOST ELECTRONIC BOX. certalnties.-I LOVE YOU! For I can't help Hammy Two Days till Product SPEAKER. REFRESHMENTS Includes DMM. PROBE. CS208 L.A. FALLING IN LOVE 21...Drag it Maggot to FOLLOWING. SUNDAY. CHIPS. WIRE CUTTER. 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Call Mike 427-5796 New Building. Black Frames in a sweaty glyrating bod makes me Thanks for everything members welcome Black case. If Found please call quiver with excitement. Come guys. C . T . -If you E 10/6p scrum with me. -Your Love Rob at 427-4879. LF 10/4-10 weren't being such a pain PARKING AND GARAGES- Slave and talked to me, things FARMER BROWN'S AVOID Help! I lost a gold bracelet! It could have worked out WHUS-FM presents jazz artists PARKING TICKETS AND has diamond, solid shapes LISA T: Thanks for being my and this would have never Motation, Footprints, and the TOWING COSTS. PARK AND joined with hinges. It was my Best friend-I couldn't have asked happened. Yes, I'll miss Gary Versace Trio tonight in WALK TO CLASS NEAR K-LOT 21st Birthday present. If found for anyone better. Thanks for you (I have for a long Student Union Ballroom, 8 pm. TEDS AND HUSKIES SPACES please return to Michelle. 429- helping me above and beyond time), but will you miss LIMITED 487-1437 M10/6 Tickets $3 for students, $4 4341 thanks. LF 10/4-10 the call of duty. Love, LISA- me? J.K. general public E 10/6 LISA Lost: YALE BOWL: D Lot: To my beautiful set-back SONIC SOUND D.J. SERVICE 35mm CAMERA with ****BABY*****BABY****** partner; I'm so glad we finally Has over 100 CD'S. 600 Watts Expand your consciousness brown/black fabric case. **I know this is it! Happy met-and I'm looking forward to of Sound, 1200 Watts of through Soul Travel and learn PLEASE call Michelle at 429- Birthday. I never forgot before more time spent with you. lighting. We will play your the spiritual significance of 6371 if you've found it. and I will never miss another. Thinking of you-Seth favorite music. Same low price. your Dreams. Come to free LOVE CHUCK * 429-2786. M 12/8 discussion classes on REWARD INVOLVED!!! 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You have made me much LJ roommate- I and harder I see myself as I once was and Even do wonderful to though | hope to remain. To you I give believe friendship. KEEP The Great Daily Campus my thanks and my love. I love you! Comics Contest Matt Triangle, The Sisters and Pledges of AZ would like to i Laurie, thank you for the Party last I As I live and breath, I see no week, it was great. We are one stronger than you. I love Final DAY, 1 p.m. deadline looking forward to doing you! Homecoming with you. Getj your Big Brother Matt psyched! Love AZ Why A Contest? Gail, Janet, Michele, Annette, To the Brothers and Pledges of Donna, The Daily Campus is looking for dependable, funny, and dependable student SAE: Thanks for a great time at Thank you all for your kindness Yale Bowl. We look forward to cartoonists for a new second full page of comics. Students who have previously and for making me feel doing more with you this submitted cartoons need not submit again. welcome. May many a semester. Thanx again, Love Contest Rules pumpkin be picked in your the Sisters and Pledges of AZ honor. Your friend. 1. Draw five different strips in 2 13/16 x 9 inch rectangles. Matt All I know is that she is an 2. Submit cartoons in a mam la envelope by 1 p.m.. Today, October 6,1989. R.A. I think she lives on the 3. Include on the envelope your full name, campus address, phone number, HEY UCMB! third floor of Hurley but I'm not and a brief (one or two sentence) theme for your strip. Mark envelopes: ATTN: Get psyched for Stratford this sure. Charles Pickett, Executive Editor. weekend! We'll impress the Oh Yea I know who your heck out of those high school talking about: She's that cute 4. Winners will be announced in the Friday, October 13, Daily Campus, and kids. Show 'em what TUP girl who eats breakfast at 3:00 will be notified by phone. Non-winners (aka Losers) will not be notified. means! Love, Julie a.m. 5. 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Men's tennis doubles to complete the sweep. Ellen Barrett defeated Poirier Krygier plays in his first NHL game betters to 2-4 6-4, 6-2 at third singles, while Kalinowski beat Lee at fourth Waliham — The University Former University of Hockey League's Supplemental singles 4-6, 6-1, 6-2. The of Connecticut men's tennis Connecticut ice hockey stand- Draft and began playing with team gained its second victory Huskies' only other victory Hartford's top affiliate in come from Cory Robinson out Todd Krygier started in his of the year with a 5-4 victory first National Hockey League Binghamlon. over Brandeis yesterday. who defeated Steph Govatsos Krygier set season records for 6-2, 6-2 at sixth singles. game with the Hartford UConn won four of six sin- Whalers last night. Krygier, a assists and points in the 1987 gles matches and then won the 1987 graduate of UConn, was season at UConn with 32 goals number three doubles match for Ronis, Pepin the school's all-time leading and 29 assists for 71 points. the victory. qualify for scorer with 200 career points. He finished his career with 99 The Huskies are now 2-4 on Krygier was drafted in June goals and 101 assists, all of the year, while Brandeis is N.E. Champs of 1988 by the Whalers in the which are UConn career winless at 0-4. Hebron— Bryant College third round of the National records. Jon Hipsher was UConn's and Central Connecticut both only double winner on the day. qualified for the New England Hipsher won his fifth singles Championships with first and Season Goals Assists Points match over Brandeis' Bill second place finishes at the 1984-85 14 11 25 Friedman 6-2, 6-3 and then 1985-86 29 27 ECAC Southern New England —File photo 56 teamed with Jeff Brozek to beat Qualifier yesterday. 1986-87 32 29 71 Paul Ranis and Jeff Peters 6-4, Bryant's Dave Olender beat Hartford's Todd Krygier 7-5 at third doubles. Hartford's Pat Sheehan in a Delaware ties Belden 3rd 0-0 Winky Dinky Dogs def. two hole playoff to take Intramurals Middlesex 1st def. Crawford D A.F.R.O.T.C by default Women's individual honors. Olender and —Soccer— by default Wade def. Crawford A 5-3 Sheehan both shot two-over Goodyear A def. Batterson C 4- Hanks def. Stowe, Inc. 2 3-0 Streakers def. Stowelites 17-2 tennis team par 73'son the day. 3 Crawford B def. Russell A 3-0 Pit Bull def. Not the Mets by UConn John Ronis and Rich Nebraska ties Russell B 0-0 Pain & Torture def. Tolland by default drops to 4-4 Pepin both shot 78's, good for New Kids def. Webster by default Hamilton def. Goodyear B by The Holy Cross women's tenth place ties to qualify for default Hale 4th Fury def. Crandall by default tennis team swept all three the New England Champi- Mississippi def. Atlanta 2-1 default doubles matches after splitting onships. The top 10 finishers Middlesex def. Beard B 1-0 Litchfield 2nd def. Stowe, Inc. Jefferson Hall def. Tolland 2nd six singles matches for a 6-3 and ties advance to the New SIGEP def. SAE 3-2 1 by default by default victory over the The University England Championships. Sigma Chi def. Zeta Psi 6-1 The House def. Sprague 14-9 of Connecticut (4-4) yesterday. The Huskies had a team Chi Phi def. AX 3-0 Boston def. New London 3rd Holy Cross' Brenda Flanagan score of 324 to take sixth place Kappa Sigma def. Tau Epsilon Intramurals 19-14 and Tracy Poirier defeated in the qualifier. Phi 2-0 —Softball— Litchfield 3rd def. Arizona 20- UConn's Daren Ford and Lisa Compiled by the Department Rogers Rabbitts def. Holcomb 13 of Athletic Communications. 4-0 Grangetown def. Chandler by Crawford D def. Troy 12-8 Amato at first doubles 6-3, 6- default 0. Suzy Burke and Linda Alsop A def. Colt 1-0 McCall beat UConn's Ellen m^m i.^p..M^> M^f. i«^..«'*>f >.«<^fr >^)t- Barreu and Leah Martin 5-7,6- FOR SPORTS 2, 6-1 at second doubles to INFO. CALL clinch the win. Kelly Anne Lee IT'S FRIDAY HAPPY HOUR and Laura Panzarino beat HUSKY HOTLINE AT Marlene Kalinowski and Flora 486-5050 Gaudet 2-6, 6-3, 6-3 at third Huskies Fine Food and Drink CHECK OUT THESE SPECIALS: $1.25 MICHELOB DRY BOTTLES SANTROPigUE RUM SPECIALS AND FREE WINGS FROM 6-7 FREE PRIZES TOO! BE THERE *& Come and Support Uconn Women's 4th in the nation! Soccer

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For intramural results, See page 15. Former UConn ice hockey player Todd Krygier played in his Sports first NHL game with the Whalers last night. See page 15. The Daily Campus Women's soccer hands Brown first season loss By Adam Minichino her third goal of the season. Daily Campus Staff "We were picking our spots The Brown University because they weren't quick Bears came into yester- enough defensively," Tsantiris day's game against the said. "They were letting us turn University of Connecticut inside the box and go into the women's soccer team as gaps." At the end of the first half, one of only three unde- the statistics read: UConn 25 feated squads in the Divi- shots on goal, Brown one; sion I top twenty. UConn three corner kicks. After 90 minutes in the Brown two and UConn's Amy Connecticut Soccer stadium, Miller did not face a shot on Brown came back down to goal, while Tarnoff made eight earth. saves in the first half. The Huskies dominated every The Huskies picked up where facet of the game in handing they left off in the second half Brown their first defeat of the as Tsantiris substituted three year, 1-0. new players. Barbara Chura, Even though the score may Laurie Krutchkoff and Jennifer appear a bit deceiving, UConr Atwcll continued the Husky was in the Bear's zone foi attack which kept Brown approximately 85 minutes ol locked up in their zone. the game. "Our shots were not as "We attacked well in the first strong or precise, but one of half," Coach Len Tsantiris their sweepers must have said. "We moved the ball well stopped at least six goals," and stretched them out and Tsanuris said. shifted quickly from one side of Even when Tarnoff left the the field to the other." game at the 46:12 mark with a The first half was a who's back injury, her replacement, who of scoring opportunities Anne Dodd, frustrated the for the Huskies as five or six Huskies by recording five UConn players had possible saves. scoring chances. "We pushed the ball up and "This is the fastest team we took some chances in the have played all year," said second half, but they were a Brown Coach Phil Pincince. tough team to defend," "They're a tough team to Pincince said. defend because they have good The Huskies had a few individual players and excellent anxious moments late in the team speed." game when Brown's Karin Two of UConn's exceptional Alderton was awarded a free individual players combined to kick. However, her shot from give UConn their only score of about 25 yards appeared to be the game. Kim Fruiting began deflected into the left post by the play by picking up a loose Wendy Logan. Logan entered ball from about 30 yards out. the game at the 78:50 mark and Her blast was double punched shared UConn's fifth shutout out to the right by Brown of the year. starting goalie Kathryne UConn, 7-1-2, returns to Tarnoff. Unfortunately for the action on Saturday when they Bears, Beth Grecco controlled host Division II powerhouse the bounding ball and sent a Adclphi at 2 p.m. —Chris Misuraca/The Daily Campus shot into the right corner for UConn's Kristin Janosky moves toward the net in yesterday's 1-0 win over Brown. Football plays first game in Villanova Stadium By Catherine Keating cats come off a 38-0 victory Donald will replace him. Yankee Conference. Leading very successful this season Daily Campus Staff over Columbia, but lost to "Kirk Schulz has had a UConn's offense is quarterback against the rush. UConn The University of Con- Maine 47-14 and Holy Cross horrendous four-game run and DeGennaro, who is closing in opponents have carried the ball necticut football team will 37-18. In their opening game he must really step up and be on career marks for total 152 times over three games and they defeated Richmond 20-17. counted and play football travel to challenge Vil- offense and total plays at have only gained 335 yards, an Villanova Coach Andy UConn. He already holds 12 average of 2.2 yards per carry. lanova University tomor- according to the press releases Talley said six starters arc gone on him early in the year," school records. DeGennaro has row at 1:30 p.m. for for the season because of Talley said. "He has not done 5,905 yards of total offense in As a team, the Huskies are UConn's first appearance injuries or violations of rules. that yet, but I think he's 26 career varsity games at tied for ninth in the NCAA in Villanova Stadium. "We're the only team in starting to come around and UConn and 1,043 total plays. Div. I-AA in rushing defense, The Huskies are 1-1 against America that has two weeks off will play better." He needs 222 yards of total 10th in total defense and 13th Villanova and have hosted the and loses players," Talley said. On the ground for the offense to break Ken Sweitzer's in passing offense. previous two games. In last Villanova is led by Wildcats are fullback John (1978-81) record of 6.126 and "We finally get a little year's meeting UConn led 14-7 quarterback Kirk Schulz who in Karoly, who leads with 33 78 plays to break Sweitzer's repetition this week. Villanova midway through the third four games is 72-155 in the air carries for 162 yards, while mark of 1,120 plays. does some of the same things quarter on a Matt DeGennaro for 788 yards and six fullback Jeff Johnson has 25 UConn split end Mark Didio that we do, so that'll help our two-yard run. With 10:12 left touchdowns. Spilt end Robert carries for 160 yards and three and tight end Mike Do Ian are in the game, Wildcat running Brady has 14 catches for 267 touchdowns. DeGennaro's favorite receivers. defense a little bit...," said back Jeff Dingle scored the yards and two touchdowns, Defensively, inside Didio averages 6.25 catches per UConn Coach Tom Jackson. game-winning touchdown on a while tight end Jeff Werth has linebackers Mickey Watson and game to place him second in The key for us defensively is 75-yard run. 14 catches for 150 yards and Bob Drysdale lead with 42 the Conference and Nolan is we're going to have to really Villanova comes into the one touchdown. Talley said tackles each. listed fourth in the Conference do a good job on their game 2-2 overall and 1-1 in Uw Werth has been suspended from UConn totes a 3-1 mark in receiving. quarterback." Yankee Conference. The Wild school and freshman Scott overall and is 1-0 in the The UConn defense has been