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VOL. LXX NO. 48 STORRS. CONNECTICUT Wednesday, November 15, 1972 meskill[I1CSKJ11 pledgesU1CUKCS I I to keep college proposed government compared

of agriculture by Fred Vollono to its present form, the Yale College The University of New Hampshire If approved by the Board of Trustees Council (YCC). employs a student senate whose HARTFORD, Conn. (UPI) Gov. and accepted by students in a The system, incorporated four years members are elected from nineteen Thomas J. Meskill promised Tuesday unversity-wide referendum, UConn will ago, consists of two appointees from dormitory and ten commuter districts. that Connecticut will have a college of discard its present form of student each of the university's 12 residential Consisting of thirty faculty members, agriculture as long as he is in office. government and adopt the Federation colleges, whose job it is to decide social thirty, students, twelve administrators Meskill, addressing the 106th annual of Students and Service Organizations. programs and financial allotments. and five graduate students, they are convention of the national Grange, said Under this system, student Meetings are held once a week in a primarily responsible for the conduct of he will continue to resist the pressures government would operate under the general college council. This group dies academic affairs. on him to close the University of Federation constitution which would not make regulations but serves only as A senate executive branch consists of Connecticut's school of agriculture. have a Central Committee consisting of a consultant to the administration on a president, vice president, and a student The Republican chief executive, who eight voting members and a chairman such diverse items as quality of food and cabinet responsible for academic, also proclaimed Grange Week until elected annually by students. co-educational living. commuter and residence hall affairs. Saturday, devoted the remainder of his Three "Constitutional Components" The YCC, though not a final Exccutivelly, the government wields no speech to boosting Connecticut, the would also exist, the Student Activities arbitrator, does make appointments to power except to insure a collective second largest agricultural state in New Union (SAU), the Resident Students university committees who can initiate effort on the part of other branches. England. Union (RSU), and the Commuters new legislation in their respective areas. Other forms of student government "We're a dairy state, a cattle state, a Union (CU) all with the objective that The Committee of Teaching and have been tried and toppled at UNH poultry state - a diversified farming state students will be better represented in learning, for example, deals with also. A previous Student and Faculty where we get into some of almost every decision-making processes. introducing new majors and faculty Senate was discarded in favor of the farming enterprise," he said. "And in This new step toward increased procedures. more representative University Senate spite of our thriving industrial student representation is in no way Adhering to the mainstream of which was put into effect four years enterprise's, we never forget it." innovative or revolutionary. Other student opinion, the YCC can make ago. He also noted that the Connecticut schools have had similar governmental recommendations based on petitions Apathy is no stranger to the hallowed State Grange has established and is now forms in operation for several years, all submitted by student groups. Last year halls of academia in New Hampshire as operating the first federally chartered with varying degrees of effect and a food deficit, which outlawed second Paul Tosi, former student body grange credit union in the country, "and student response. portions, resulted in a YCC vice-president and current candidate for I hope that other state granges will look At Yale University several forms of recommendation for a $50 increase per president, says, "Students react into it very seriously." student government eventually gave way student for food. The administration favorably when popular legislation is acted on the measure and second passed, but most of the time they do servings were restored. not even know what is up for The biggest problem facing student consideration." patrolling the area government at Yale is apathy. "Students In its move toward a more don't think too much of government" representative government, the said Charles Cuneo, managing editor of University of Massachusetts has initiated the Yale Daily News and former YCC the Student Government Association with uconn's police Council member. He said, "It's a (SGA) where every student is a member. question of having decisions made by A Senate consisting of 112 members, people who represent you or not, but in approximately one for evcrv 250 either case the decisions will be made." continued on page 3 resolution condemns contracting service cafeteria employees, two ttudenl by Chris Becker groups, and the Federation of University A unanimous resolution condemning Teachers (FUT), Thursday night in the the contracting out of any government services, and to take all necessary action student Union. The resolution states. "The intention to prevent it, was passed by two unions, of the UConn Board of Trustees is still to contract out the food services of the University of Connecticut in spite of the another round apparent reconsideration of the question. We condemn the contracting out of any government services and will of of peace talks take all necessary action to prevent it." Five speakers. representing the AFL-CIO, the dining hall employees. seen in offing FUT. the Connecticut State Employees Association (CSEA). and the Students (UPI) North Vietnam's chief for a Democratic Society (SDS), stressed Dispatcher Steven Renfrew of the University Police points out a place on a map negotiator was on his way to Paris the need for solidarity in the issue of of the UConn campus to Sargent Joseph D'F.lia, second-shift duty officer. (Photo Tuesday for more private talks with contracting out of state services. by Randy Philippi) Presidential adviser Henry A. Kissinger Jay Roth. FUT chairman, said they on the beleaguered Vietnam peace must take steps to put pressure on the by Mark Fisher officers from eight to midnight - "prime agreement. Board of Trustees to get the effects they Thursday night a student playing time" for the police activity on campus Communist sources hinted the new desire to stop any further contracting intramural hockey fell and broke his Thursday. The first thing that I noticed round of private contacts, as called for and to improve the working conditions nose at the skating rink. A heated was the vast difference between being by President Nixon, might start as early of non-professionals. confrontation in the Towers parking lot outside a cruiser, never bothering to as this weekend. Dave Merkle. an AFL-CIO was interrupted by the Student Patrol glance in and being inside, searching, In Washington, White House sources representative from Council 16 of the just before it erupted into a brawl. Two looking, for something, anything out of said Kissinger probably would leave for Municipal Workers, said possible action trainees at Mansfield Training School place. Paris soon but no departure date was by his organization would be to close ran off and could not be located. "A patrolman on a cruiser, he comes given. It was expected he would leave down the University by stopping Shuttlebus drivers were complaining rubbernecked," D'Elia said as we drove late Wednesday or early Thursday, deliveries of oil in the event that the they couldn't reach their stops because south past the Student Union. "He however. food services are contracted out. of illegally parked cars. A convertible knows what doors arc open, what arc As the war for land control in the Merkle said if the food contracting was discovered with its rear window closed." event of a cease-fire continued in South proposal got off the ground, torn out - possibly broken into. Another He indicated two trees growing by the Vietnam, Hanoi said negotiator I.e Due maintenance housekeeping worker jobs parked car rolled out of its space and rear wall of the Budds (Administration) Tho was returning to Paris to show would be contracted out next. coasted 30 feet before coming to rest - Building. "Those trees are pretty," he North Vietnam's "good will" and Robert Warfield. district organizer for luckily not hitting anything. said, "But in the summer, they block "serious attitude." the CSEA. said Gordon Tasker, "This is a really quiet night," said Sgt. that window - and that one." Diplomatic sources in Paris said the president of the Board of Trustees, had Joseph D'Elia, duty officer for the D'Elia said one of the obscured expected private talks would deal with made an agreement that the Board University Police Department's 4 p.m. windows had already been used to additional guarantees sought by South would notify them if there is any action to midnight shift that evening. "I'm forcibly enter the building despite its Vietnam against resumption of fighting on the food service issue. so; "y we can't show you anything." alarm system. "Right now there's no after a cease-fire and against a "If the agreement is violated, we will Primetime Activity problem - the custodians are in there." communist attempt to seize power in be justified in taking radical action." I rode with D'Elia and three other continued on page 9 Saigon. Warfield said.

:r-*iiM*** Wednesday, November 15, 1972 LETTERS TO THE EDITOR the questions that have been American Anthropoligical* (Eitmtrrttnrt Battji (tampuB raised concerning the move. Association condemns as house moving Sincerely, dangerous and unscientific the Editor-in-Chief Steven L. Smith racist, sexist, or anti-working Lincoln Mil I stein To the Editor: Chairman, IARC class theories of genetic Regarding the article by Pete . inferiority propagated by R. Herrnste,n W Lord on the proposed move of YYlOfP OftU TCLCl StTl - ' Shockley, and A. Managing Editor Business Manager houses from Northwest '"*"* " ' "^IMfl Jenscn ^ y no sdentific Alan K. Reisner Donald E. Waggaman Quadrangle to South Campus, I To the Editor: warrant for ascribing to genetic feel that certain matters should Unfortunately, Dr. Page>s factors the oppressed condition be clarified. These include board response to our letter confined of daMfs and ethnic groups, prices, telephone fees, and the itself mainly to an unfounded Similar resolutions were university president condition of the areas. attack on SDS-an attack which *>**"<* ■* the . American First, board prices in the had little to do with the basic Philosophical Association and A university president can do many things. He can, as the Homer Babbidge did, maintain dynamism in the houses to be exchanged will issues of racism and the social . Northeast Linguistics remain the same. Therefore, the consequences of racist ideas. We Society. ^ university by seeing to the growth of academic standards board price in Stowe, one of the aise these issues again in the Jensen's and Herrnstein s and aesthetic values. lowest on campus, will remain hope that this time they will be work "• not scientific and A university president can foster a sense of leadership the same in the Northwest answered. unchallenged as Page would have to give the university proper direction. Aside from Quadrangle. Racism can be simply defined us beUeve. Not only do they administering to the details of a microcosmic community, Second, the University will as stating or implying that one misuse. such concepts as he can act as an agent to attract public endowments for not be able to pay for the race is inherently superior or "intelligence," "race," and rr installation of telephones in inferior to another. Racism is "gene," but they also ignore the the state institution. most A university is not intended to be run without a the two areas. The IARC has not just an idea; it is the actual important social, economic studied the possibility of practice of maintaining an entire ***** political factors which are president. A university is also not intended to be run by reducing this fee through the human group in a lifetime of responsible for human history, an acting president for an extended period of time. simple mechanism of switching misery and oppression. It clearly Well return to this point later, At the University of Connecticut, we have no president the names in the two areas to follows, therefore, that racist In recent letters. Page has to lead the community. We have only an acting president conform with the projected ideas are inseparable from their more clearly associated himself to tend to the administration of the university's residents of the rooms. This social consequences, and any with Jensen and Herrnstein. We day-to-day business. mechanism has proved to be attempt to do so is intellectual maintain that he is taking a The university is not growing in stature. It is fruitless as the telephone dishonesty. Furthermore, racism racist position. To disprove this, floundering in uncertainty. The faculty fears that company is able to determine a is not a science, and to teach it must do one of three switch has been made. The under the cloak of "science" is things: academic excellence may be compromised for other 1. Demonstrate that our considerations; the University Senate is having internal reason for this is that the areas academic irresponsibility, are presently either all male or Arthur Jensen has persistently definition of racism is incorrect. problems; students are undecided on the future of 2. Show that Jensen and campus governance and concerned with whether the all female. Thus, the residents of argued that Blacks and Chicanos the two areas affected by the are genetically inferior, Herrnstein are not racists; i.e., university can maintain its high academic standard; and move will be charged the Although he is not a geneticism, that the definition does not the state employees are embroiled in the fight to stay customary $22 installation fee, he said in the New York Times apply to them. active in the university. unfortunately. (August 31, 1969), that there 3. Demonstrate that he does Dr. Babbidge announced his resignation 13 months Third, the IARC is seeking to are intelligence genes and that not agree with Jensen and ago. guarantee the equality of living generally blacks have few of Herrnstein. Thirteen months is a period long enough for the Board conditions in the two areas, them. He went on to "explain" It is apparent that our society of Trustees to appoint a new president. But the Trustees There is a committee composed that it is likely "that Negroes is in the midst of an economic have not given us the slightest indication that they are of members from each area brought here as slaves were crisis-unemployment is high and even close to a decision. which will inspect rooms in both selected for docility and strength People are suffering. Racism, The suspicion that the Trustees are deliberately areas and will make specific rather than mental ability, and bolstered by pseudo-scientific recommendations to the through selective mating the "intelligence" testing, is being postponing the selection of a president for political Housing office to bring the mental qualities never had a used to "justify" the failures of reasons is mounting support with each passing day. rooms in the areas up to chance to flourish." our society to provide for the We deplore the Trustees' negligence of its equivalent standards. If need be, Richard Herrnstein, in his well-being of all its members, responsibility of providing leadership for the university. the lounges and some of the Atlantic Monthly (Sept. 1971) Tne use of IQ test scores is We further urge the Board to expedite matters in the rooms may be repainted, article, bases his argument on particularly insidious, for it tries selection of a president, so that the University of Further, some of the lounge Jensen's "evidence." As to explain away oppression by Connecticut can once again return to the purpose of furniture will be changed. Herrnstein writes, "...as locating its cause inside the seeking growth in academic and cultural excellence. Specifically, those residences in technology advances, the oppressed peoples themselves. It South Campus which are due tendency to be unemployed may blames unemployment on the for new lounge furniture will be run in the genes of a family unemployed, poverty on the allowed to go to the Northwest about as certain as bad teeth do poor, racism on the victims of will the real mary doyle Quadrangle and design new now." racist policies and practices, lounges for that area. However, Page has persistently Although it is immediately The Hartford Courant openly apologized Tuesday to not all lounges will be moved supported both Jensen and directed against the oppressed the students at the University of Connecticut for within the two areas. This is Herrnstein. He would like us to minorities, racism also hurts publishing a letter highly critical of the student body of primarily due to space believe that Jensen's and white Americans. It is used to UConn. The letter was published on October 31 in the limitations. Finally, it is my Herrnstein's works are scientific, divide workers and students letter-to-the-editor column and signed by a Mary Doyle, understanding that the cooks Nothing could be further from along racial lines to keep people which now appears to be a fictitious name. and personal kitchen equipment the truth. The supposed from fighting together for Although the Courant may have cleared up this will move with the house at no "intelligence genes" which both common goals. SDS wants to particular hoax, the anonymity of the letter presents a expense to the residents of the Jensen and Herrnstein base their unite people of all races in a house. The larger pieces of theories on are not scientifically national campaign against racist situation even more ominous to the students of UConn. equipment will remain in • their attested. Moreover, the whole ideology and racist practices, It appears not enough that we be subjected to rising present locations. concept of biological race is Everyone is welcome to join us. costs, academic pressures and an uncertain future Perhaps it is best to think of seriously questioned by many °ne fina' comment-Page tells regarding higher education. Now we are being publicly the move as one in which scientists. But even more u* *■• lf we were to define maligned by, of all, an unknown source. theoretically an entire house is importantly, both Jensen and racism, "it might be found to moved to the other area. The Herrnstein make no effort to describe many current practices house will function as it did in consider social and cultural on campus, in admissions, (Enmtprttrul fiaily (EampuB its previous location. Hopefully, factors, the significance of which fading, employment, etc." the only difference between the is fundamental and cannot be (^°*/v Campus, Nov. 9). We Serving Storrs Since 1896 present location of a house and dismissed simply by being tnink this statement implies that to tiie Editors its projected location will be its ignored. extent the University has location. If the residents of the Page would have us believe been f°rced to hire and admit News Charlotte Libov, Deb Noyd D Makeup Len Auster two areas feel that they are not that science is in jeopardy and 'acks and Puerto Ricans it has been turn ng its back on more Features Bob Kaplan, Rcgina Ferrara being treated fairly, they still that all respected scientists are 4 . j . Advertising Manager Rob Mil ford have the option of a special supporting his racist campaign.«"qualified" whites. If our Circulation Mark Greenberg room draw next semester in But last November, at the interpretation is incorrect, Page Cartoons Peter Charpentier which they will be given first national meetings of the " welcome to clarify his priority to move within their American Anthropological position. If we are correct, then Sports Dave Solomon tnc Assistant Sports Rick Hass, Bob Vacon areas. I hope that the points that Association, the following statement represents a Editorial Page Peter Krzyzek 1 ve raised above answer some of resolution was passed: "The vicious racist attack on minority Chief News Photographer Noel Voroba students at UConn, who have Associate News Mark Fisher had to fight for every token Assistant Makeup Rich Ricci concession from the Assistant News Mark Franklin administration. It is an attempt Staff: Paulette Thibodeau, Tim Murphy, Chris to stir up racism and divide Becker, Fred Vollono, John PaUatto, Jay Sloves, Four More Years... blacks and whites. AH students, Sharon Weiss, Karen Beck, Tom Taylor, Carol Baa, baa, blind sheep. workers and faculty at UConn Buckland, Lora Livengood, Jim Palmeiri, Paula Have you any wool? should unite to oppose such Schaenknecht, Alan Decker, Peter Lord, Mary Yes sir! Yes sir! attempts whether they are the Ellen Wallace, Mark Ziburis, Dennis Capuano, Four years full! work of the Governor, the Randy Philippi, Wesley Thou in, Marty Goldstein administration, or individual One for a man racist professors. Who says peace is at hand. One for a man Daryl White Second Class Postage paid at Storrs, Ct. 06 26S. Published dally axoap Who destroys foreign lambs. Doug Fuda •Saturday artd> Sunday from Sept. 11 through December I and frorr One for a man Carl Mabbs January 17 through April 17; not published during Thanksgiving am Bob Mucns Easter Recess. Business office located in the Student Union Building Our coats he did shear. University of Connecticut, Storrs. Editorial office located on Norti And one for the man Martha Kroch EaglevHIe Road In Storrs. Accepted for national advertising by Th« Who makes everything perfectly clear. Alex Dupuy National Educational Advertising Service. Subscriber; United Pres International. Subscription rates, IS.0 0 per year, $5.00 per semester Richard B. Koski Ellen Gruenbaum Return notification of unclaimed deliveries to Connecticut Oall) Mansfield Center Chris Prendcrgast Campus. University of Connecticut, Storrs, 0626». SDS Anti-racism Committee Wednesday, November 15, 1972 Connecticut Dairy Campus Page 3 babbidge at conference on human public policy journalists take survey Former University President into a theme around which the ask uconn students elect in on opinions Homer D. Babbidge, Jr. and humanists will develop their program. About $150,000 will Milton Stern, professor of The 1972 elections are Education major: "Probably the strong enough make it a vote English here, secently returned be available to pursue the to project, with the participating certainly destined to be economy and inflation. It's of confidence in him. While his from a conference in discussed and analyzed for years generally getting worse. Inflation Washington, D.C. designed to state groups matching this figure influenct too string, there there is to come. UConn journalism still went up during the wage promote the humanistic side of in contributed resources, if not a trend in Connecticut away students interviewed students on price freeze. Anybody would public policy issues. cash. from the Democratic party the UConn campus for their have a tough job fighting it." because of Deinpsey's poor fiscal Babbidge, Stern and three To illustrate how the project reaction to the election results. Peter Kirk, 19, a Political policies. I can't blame Meskill others who comprise the nucleus might work in Connecticut, Dr. Science major: "Welfare, for the added sales tax." of a new State body which will Stern describes the experience of Question: Why do you think unemployment and inflation, Elaine Francis, an eighth reflect the views of labor, Oregon which already has Senator George McGovern lost probably... Connecticut, for semester Biology major: "I don't business, public affairs and identified as its public policy the Presidential election? issue the public land use theme. example, has a nine percent think it was the President's academe, were briefed during a Sophomore Thomas Daily, To develop the humanistic unemployment rate. If Nixon coat-tails taking effect. I do two-day session at the National who could not vote because he is dimension of this theme, think that redistricting might Endowment for the Humanities. 17, said McGovern was too different groups are producing have had something to do with They explored the goals and liberal for the majority of voters. films and arranging workshops it. I'm from Waterbury, scope of a new NEH program, His stands on the war, busing, Continued on page 6 Monagan's area, and he has which is funded nationally by a amnesty, and welfare were too always been really popular. But $24 million appropriation. trustees meet radical for most people he said. redistricting hurt him because it Also participating were: Mrs. Tom Clukui, 20, a junior added three Republican towns Chase Going Woodhouse, former majoring in Biology, said to his district. I definitely don't Connecticut Secretary of the here today McGovern lost because he was think it was a vote of confidence State from Sprague; G era Id in e the youth candidate. The voters in Meskill." Johnson, Bridgeport assistant The Board of Trustees will did not want youth to have have their monthly meeting Peter Romano, a seventh superintendent of schools; and power, he said. semester Drama Major: "I'd say Eugene Golub, Wesleyan today at 9:30 a.m. at the Merlin Matthew Baker, 20, a junior Bishop Center. The meeting is it was the President's coat-tails. University historian. Babbidge is majoring in Biology, said many Fairfield County is especially master of Timothy Dwight open to the public. people in the United States are According to a university Republican and Nixon won most College, Yale University. afraid of change. Anything of his votes there. I don't think According to Stern, the NEH spokesman the Board of proposed by McGovern for the Trustees agenda for today's Peggy Partrich it was a vote of confidence in Public Program Division is better, like tax reform or Meskill. I think he's inept and conducting the briefings to help meeting will include: reports and limiting military spending scared ends the war, unemployment recommendations from Acting that he's going to lose in '74. cadres of humanists in each state the voters, he said. will rise unless something is Homer's going to beat him. The acquaint their people with the President Edward V. Gant on Peta Henderson, a 35 year-old done." graduate assistant stipends, an unions are against Meskill and so long-haul value of the anthropology graduate student, Jim Blake, 26, a business is the whole University'-' editorial revision of the student major: "Bringing everybody humanities as they relate to John Albec, a fifth semester, public policies. organization solicitation policy together. Even though he carried on campus, and a progress report psychology major: "I don't "Commissions such as the majority, there's a gap that think it is because of President on state financial procedures needs bridging. It don't trust planned in Connecticut already Nixon's coat-tails. It is probably which would include budgets, Nixon I trust McGovern much have been activated in 15 states because of Meskill. I don't like hiring practices and travel more. I voted for Nixon in 1968, and ultimately will be set up in him, but many older people like restrictions at the UConn but not the other day." Jim says each of the 50. The commissions him. They seem to be more or Medical Center. if Nixon would fulfill his will have 15 members and will less apathetic; they don't seem Statements will be presented promises, such as ending the act as a 'regranting agency,' to care anymore. They don't by Robert Taylor, chairman of war, he might be more trusted. financing (on a matching basis) a want change and they don't wide range of programs the Finance Committee of the Board of Trustees, and Daniel Question: "As a result of want to do anything." developed by a broad-based Tuesday's election, the community of labor and I. n Ik in on the meeting of the Commissioner for Higher Republicans will control the business organizations, libraries Connecticut general assembly announcements and civic groups, etc." Education. A list of research grants will for the first time since 1956, but 4) University/Urban Interaction Initially, Dr. Stern said the GOP candidates in other states A panel discussion by faculty, Commission will receive a be brought before the Board of Kathy Calivcy Trustees for approval. This were not swept into office in the administrators and students of $15,000 planning grant from the same numbers. Do you think the month, there will be 32 grants said McGovern was too far to the extent and possibilities of NEH to spend six to eight GOP sweep here is simply the under review for approval, the left for most voters in a interaction between the months charting the most president's coat-tails taking $776,422 in federal grants, conservative society. McGovern University and urban problem pertinent public policy project effect, a vote of confidence for $491,074 in state grants and frightened big business when he area. Wed., Nov. 15, 7:30 p.m., for the State. Once identified, campaigned to close tax Gov. Thomas Meskill, or a Commons 310. this issue will be incorporated $80,847 in scholarships. loopholes, she said. combination of both? " • According to the Jorgensen Question: What do you think Dan O'Brien, an eighth Auditorium Box Office, tickets will be the biggest domestic semester Political Science major: for the Bathsheva Dance proposed government problem Mr. Nixon will have to "I'd say it was the President's Company of Israel, performing deal with in his second term of coat-tails because I don't think Monday, Nov. 20, have been Denise Magnell of the Student continued from page 1 office - and how would you like Mcskill's influence in the state is completely sold out. Publicity Department. "We find students, works in to see him handle it? connection with the president of faculty more of a bar sometimes HILLEL AND THE SHALOM GROUP the SFA and has the power to than the administration," she Kathy Calivey, 19, a presents make recommendations to said. sophomore majoring in political science says Nixon's biggest faculty and administrative In recent years the trend has ii committees. been toward increased student domestic problem will The internal power of the representation in government "probably be his budget and the LET MY PEOPLE GO" especially at the larger schools. tax thing." Calivey says Nixon senate consists of control of the Recent documentary film on Soviet Jewry student activity fee which is set "The tendency has been for will have to increase his budget the larger universities to get out and therefore raise taxes, at $32.50 per student. The WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 15 money has been used to secure of the practice of parlimentary "because he's going to concentrate on foreign affairs such items as full-time legal aid government, and put more much more, instead of domestic on campus and to maintain emphasis on student welfare," HILLEL HOUSE items as the school newspaper said John J. Manning, Jr. at affairs." Peggy Partrich, 20, a Special Followed by letter writing campaign and bus system. UConn. He siad, "Many of the Area government is large mid-western universities maintained through five have found it more beneficial to dormitory and one commuter operate in this manner." association. Manning said a change is due ACOUSTIC RESEARCH u.H. WARING'S 'The system works well. "away from government in the Sometimes things go our way, traditional sense, to one of sometimes they don't," said student representation." 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McGovern, there can be a natural blunting a new Communist areas outside the Central throwing down the gauntlet realignment to the parties out of politics" drive for the presidency attack on the outskirts of the Highlands, but the eight-engine before Democrats who want to what happened this year it this year lost the support of the AFL-CIO, many of the large city provincial capital. B52s flew missions within 125 restore the old "Roosevelt would be good for the country." Communist troops had driven miles of Hanoi during the night. Coalition," said Tuesday he McGovern's comment on mayors and political bosses and hoped the two major parties political realignment flies in the key sections of the ethnic and South Vietnamese militiamen It was the farthest north the would evolve into a "more face of demands by other party religious bloc vote. from the outpost near Kontum bombers have been since April natural alignment" of political leaders that the Democrats now City just before dark Monday, 25. American fighter-bombers It is these groups many ol the ideologies. rebuild by trying to restore the field reports said. also flew 220 air strikes over the Democrats who are seeking the Still pondering his crushing 40-year-old coalition that swept American B52s dropped an north-blowing up a locomotive ouster of national party defeat in the presidential Franklin D. Roosevelt into estimated 90 tons of bombs on and seven railroad cars near chairman Jean Westwood want election a week ago, McGovern power in 1932 and kept the the position during the night, Vinh-and 288 missions over the to lure back into the fold. told reporters "it would be good Democrats in the White House in killing 53 Communists and South. McGovern also was asked destroying two ammunition for the country" if some way all but 12 years since. about the current fire-Westwood bunkers, and the South Hoang Due Nha, President could be found to reshuffle the That coalition was based on campaign among Democratic Vietnamese troops moved back Nguyen van Thicu's nephew conflicting interests that make what once was called "The Solid governors and other elected and his closest adviser, said the up the two parties-especially the South," but included farmers, into the position early Tuesday. Democrats. He urged that any A spokesman said South South Vietnamese wanted a Democrats. labor unions, ethnic and peace settlement to be "I thought for a long time religious groups-notably Jews such decision be put off until Vietnamese casualties were five next year, but pulled up far killed and 15 wounded. negotiated in three parts. there was an unnatural coalition and Catholics-blacks and big in the Democratic Party that was city political machines. short of giving the Utah woman, Seventy-nine South Vietnamese One part, Nha said, would be whom he selected to lead the troops reported missing turned an agreement among the four very unstable and difficult to The South began sliding away from the Democrats as far back national committee, his full up later. parties involved: the United maintain," he told a news conference. as 1928, when Al Smith's support in what appears to be a Communists killed five States, North Vietnam, South fierce battle for her job. civilians and wounded 23 South Vietnam, and the Viet Cong. "I don't think it ought to be Catholicism and prohibition repeal stand alienated several McGovern, in fact, said he Dixie states. Since then, large hasn't talked to Mrs. chunks of the South have been Westwood-directly contrary to falling to the Republicans or to her statement last week that she storm spreads eastward third parties, most notably Gov. had spoken to the South Dakota George Wallace's American senator and the he had pledged Independents in 1968. his support in any ouster effort. (UPI) - Gale-driven waves spread eastward to the Atlantic York metropolitan area and and heavy rains drove hundreds Seaboard. snow pushed across the New of persons from their homes The Michigan National Guard York state into New England. gi found innocent by court along the shores of the Great was called out to aid in rescue Flash flood warnings were Lakes Tuesday as the season's efforts along the state's battered posted for northern New Jersey, first big transcontinental storm Lake Erie shoreline. The Ohio southeastern New York and in first'fragging trial in u.s. coastal New England. National Guard was alerted for assaulting the military policeman possible duty against flood Traffic backed up on streets FT. ORD, Calif. (UPI) Pvt. who arrested him. and parkways as New Yorkers Billy D. Smith was found waters pounding southern shores Five votes by jury members battled their second major storm innocent Tuesday of planting a UNIVERSITY of the lake. were needed for conviction on The lusty autumn storm, in less than a week. booby-trapped hand grenade Most of the storm victims which killed two officers on the each count. which boiled out of the West Three of the seven jurors were PHARMACY died in accidents on icy first "fragging" trial of an over the weekend, was blamed at former enlisted men, and two least in part for 13 deaths in its highways or succumbed to heart American serviceman to be held attacks attributed to in the United States. were blacks. All said they HOLIDAY GIFT IDEAS sweep eastward. considered themselves career Wind-driven floodwaters overexertion in snow. The seven-man military court officers. battered communities along the A Loyola University student martial jury deliberated for five CANDLES drowned in Chicago when he hours and 40 minutes over two The one charge of assault on western shore of Lake Huron in which Smith was convicted POSTERS Michigan and the southern tip of plunged into Lake Michigan to days before finding the go to the rescue of a fraternity 24-yearold black soldier could bring a maximum sentence Lake Michigan in Indiana. of one year at hard labor, a Heavy rains swept the New brother, who managed to reach innocent of all counts except safety after being knocked off a one charge of assaulting a dishonorable discharge, pier by a wave. Two persons military policeman who arrested forfeiture of all military pay and were killed in Texas Monday by him shortly after an explosion allowances and reduction in Mt FASHION tornadoes spun off by the storm killed two lieutenants. grade. MEMS WEAR system. Thirteen members of Smith's Smith did not face a possible Rescue workers in family cheered loudly as the death penalty for conviction on the murder charges because of a UNIVERSITY PLAZA RTE 195 MOD thru Sat 10am-6pm northwestern Ohio used verdict was read. In spite of a ruling by Judge Frazier early in STORRS. CONN. 487-1220 That! & Fri Nites till 8pm amphibious vehicles and warning from the judge, Col. helicopters to pluck persons Rawls H. Frazier, that he would the trial. from flooded or tolerate no outburst of emotion flood-threatened homes along at "this moment of high drama." rTiPcVl I Q10T1Q MENS WINTER CORDUROY the shores of Lake Erie. Smith was embraced by his IHCaMIl Slgll?> There were no reports of attorney, LukeI.UKC McKissack,Mcrussack, anaand «• if • * ♦«♦/» deaths or injuries, but the then by members of his crying Dill glVlllg StalC (Norfolk Style) JACKETS dispatcher for the sheriff's office family. Choose from colors of in Port Clinton, Ohio, said "It's Smith was smiling, obviously bad, real bad-I've never seen so relieved. His military prosecutors employees raise beige or camel much water this time of year." al"> smiled when the verdict was HARTFORD (UPI) - Gov. Sizes 38 to 44 In Michigan, a Monroe announced. Thomas J. Mcskill signed a bill reg. $29.95 value $22.90 County official said Smith was charged with two Tuesday granting a $300 annual "conservatively" at least 250 counts of murder, one count of raise to some 1,400 state persons had been moved out of wounding a third lieutenant in employees who missed out on a MENSTURTLENECK MENS PERMANENT their homes. ''"' barracks, and two counts of pay boost in the original PRESS legislation. KMT TOPS The bill granting the increase Regular $7.95 value FLANNEL SHUTS was passed by this year's CITIZENS BEWARE legislature. but the state famous maker Regular $4.95 value Fear of the spread of communism in Asia created by Personnel Department said the Size M-L-SL President Richard M. Nixon and supported by the ultraright language prohibited the raise for Sizes small is the reason we are at war in Vietnam. This is acceptable Navy-white medium some employees. Burgandy foreign policy to our State Department which bases its large validity on the "domino theory" that if one nation falls to communism then the others in Southeast Asia will also fall. The major support for the continuation of this war is •naveign inn perpetuated by the PROPERTY PARTY and in particular $5.99 $3.99 by the WAR LORDS in the Pentagon. ROUTE 195 Under the Nixon administration, this fear has cost the ACROSS FROM American people over 20,000 lives, not to mention the MENS KNIT ASST. COLORS thousands of casualties, prisoners of war, and 50-60 billions MANSFIELD $2.00 of dollars. Our national security is in danger, not from TORQUE HATS communism, but from Nationalistic Capitalism. The TOWN HALL "money barons" of these United States are causing our 6 Foot 100%orlon demise and no better prophet than the late President TEL. 429-4490 Dwight D. Eisenhower warned us that the influence of the KNIT SCARVES $2.99 industrial-military complex either warranted or Luncheons 11 to 2:30 unwarranted, is the real danger to our society. Without Dinner Served question, if this policy is continued, it will surely send all of 5-9 p.m. mankind to the abyss. Closed Mondays MENS DRESS GLOVES ' rom Please follow this great man's wisdom. Overnight Guests Sincerely, Accommodations $2.50 John Paskavitch Page 6 Connecticut Daily Campus Wednesday, November 15,1972 rock-and-roll hits of 1950's welcomed back chabrok a new hitchcock

The Wind is from Africa.... (and later with many other rock by Tom Taylor CBS-TV. It also was a nominee ran at local theaters or missed stars) is one of the seminal Claude Chabrol has often for Best Film in the New York Les Biches last year when it was The Clovers, Their Greatest events of rock-and-roll history. been called the French Film Critics' voting in 1971. on campus, take advantage of Recordings (Atco, SD 33-374) Working together, the Coasters Hitchcock. But so has Rene But Chabrol did not start this week-a week of Chabrol. The Coasters, Their Greatest became the comedy stars of rock Clement. Yet it is Chabrol who making suspenseful films in The Champagne Murders will be Recordings (Atco, Sd 33-371) music, while all the time infusing constantly continues the genre 1970. Les Biches (The Does), on TV Thursday night at The Drifters, Their Greatest the Lciber/Stoller music with a started so well by both Lang and made in 1968, and also starring midnight. Recordings (Atco, SD 33-375) deeper meaning that we can Hitchcock. Miss Audran (along wlith The following night at Von perhaps better appreciate today. Chabrol's 77m Man'Must Die Jacqueline Sassard and der Mehden, the Film Society by Larry Bowman "Searchin"' coupled with was received by critics with Jean-Louis Trintignant), is a will show This Man Must Die. It Major recording companies "Young Blood" was the Coasters much praise. It is the film which drama dealing with a stars Jean Yanne, Michael have slowly begun to realize that first great mass hit. Both songs supposedly put him into the love-triangle. Decisively Duchaussey and Caroline Cellier. there is gold to be mined by are imaginative/clever spotlight, the film which so well different, it, too, has its The show starts at eight p.m. digging into their vaults of old especially "Searchin"' which was captured what Lang and suspenseful moments, hits. Atlantic Recording on the charts for six months; Hitchcock had been capturing particularly with its cliff-hanger Corporation is probably the Leon Russell (on Bangladesh) for years. ending. babbidge single most important company was not the first to sing Young This Man Must Die is the And then there is also The in this regard; in the late 1940's Blood. story of a man seeking to Champagne Murders with Tony Continued from page 3 revenge his son, who was killed Perkins, also made in 1968, and where historians, philosophers and 1950's Atlantic's Ahmet "Yakety Yak" was an by a hit-and-run driver. He and other humanists can relate Ertegun, Herb Abramson, and ultimately cool song about the La Femme Infidele in 1969. He searches relentlessly for the the concept of public land use in later Jerry Wexler were generation gap ("Yakety Yak, has come a long way from his instrumental in promoting and killer. But Chabrol is not just Leda: A Double Tour in 1964. America to the nation's past Don't Talk Back" was the interested in the whodunit experience and present need. developing rock-and-roll. The constant refrain). Between the His latest flick is Ten Days aspect. What intrigues him more, The point is not to come up Clovers, the Coasters, and the cool talk. King Curtis' stuttering Wonder,, based on an Ellery Drifters were three of the most and indeed what he mostly Queen novel. It stars Tony with action programs to solve sax is featured; this sax, with centers on, is the mental important early groups and perhaps some percussion, was Perkins, Orson Welles and problems, per se," Stern said, Atlantic's reissue of some of deterioration of the father. Marlene Jobert (of Clement's "But rather to understand the often all the musical background Chabrol's is the film of complex their major hits is a welcomed the Coasters needed. Rider on the Rain). A box-office problems. It's an educational event. study. What happens to a man disaster, the film was panned by process." The Clovers' greatest years of One other type of Coasters whose life is based on revenge, critics and, after a minimal Under terms of the grant popularity were in the early song must be mentioned - the on a killer instinct? opening engagement in New program, the Commission will 1950's, and most of the cuts playlet. In these songs "Charlie The film was on a number of York this past May, never made examine various project here are from that period. In the Brown," "Shoppin' for ten-best lists for 1970, William it to local theaters. proposals and decide which one evolution of rock they are Clothes," "Smokey Joe's Cafe," Wolf of Cue, Judith Crist of New So you probably won't see to support. The funding program known for moving black group and the unbelievable "Riot in York, and The National Ten Days Wonder. And if you is an incremental thing, not a music away from ballad and Cell Block Number Nine" among Observer, to mention a few. didn't.see Le Boucher when it one-shot deal, Stern added. vaudeville styles toward dancing others, the Coasters in less than Since This Man Must Die, music based on a rough rhythm three minutes sketch out an Chabrol furthered his esteemed and blues beat. entire talc - generally in comedy reputation with Le Boucher "Don't You Know 1 Love form - but often containing a (The Butcher). Again, it is a You" (written by Ertegun) was hidden message. These are all suspenseful mystery, with a $ recorded in 1951 and is worth hearing and remembering mysterious killer at large in a sometimes called the first but 'Riot' deserves special small French town. The action rock-and-roll record. Good use is mention. It seems a light year centers on the local 2708?.? made of the sax; there is a nice away from Attica, and yet in a schoolteacher (Stephane boogie piano figure, but most certain way, the Coasters are Audran) and her brewing affair innovative is the pounding, reminding us that in certain with the local butcher, whom persistent bass line that figures areas of our society, things never she suspects to be the killer. makes this a welcome so prominently in the improve. Suspense and murder handled a development of rock. The Drilters, especially during la Hitchcock, a different and "Food, Food, Food" and 1953-1954 when they featured simple yet complex conclusion, wagon. "One Mint Julep" are two Clyde McPhatter as lead singer, and a brilliant probe into the Clovers hits that any oldies freak spun out a series of rhythm and minds of both the schoolteacher will remember. Buddy Bailey blues classics. 'Three Thirty and the butcher (Jean Yanne). sings soaring lead vocals on both Three" deals with the scene at It was on the ten-best lists of songs; Barry Hansen (on fine the local whorehouse; this was Vincent Can by and Roger *■■» * liner notes) calls "Fool, Fool, too much for Atlantic to handle Greenspun of The New York Fool" the Clovers' 'supreme in 1954 when it was cut, and it Times, and Leonard Harris of effort'. The sexual intimations - has only now been released. so much a part of this music - "Money Honey" was the Mainland's are evident in "One Mint Julep" Drifters first great hit and as on any number of other cuts featured Sam Taylor's sax along Garage, Inc. here (eg. "Good Lovin." "Down with McPhatter. Concern with in the Alley", etc.). Altogether money matters was joined in Route 195 fourteen Clovers' hits are 1954 by "Honey Love" which Storrs, Connecticut included here, including "Love gave producers and broadcasters 1/4 MILE SOUTH OF Potion Number Nine" and in their time the same INTERSECTION OF RT. 195 AND 275 "Devil or Angel" - two of their difficulties now found with drug last hits. The record provides a oriented lyrics. Ambiguous 1973 OPEL WAGON good survey of this rather words are used but McPhatter neglected group. makes sure you know what's BfflDH The Coasters need no happening. 1.9 Liter Engine - Hydraulic Value introduction. Their endless succession of hits through the Lifters - 4 Speed Transmission - Power late 1950's made them the UNIVERSITY premier group of the time: "Scarchin" and "Young Blood" Front Disc Brakes - Rack and Pinion (1957), "Yakety Yak" and PHARMACY "Charlie Brown" (1958), "Along Steering - Lubed for Life Suspension Came Jones" and "Poison Ivy" COMPARE AND AVAILABLE FOR (1959) are only six of the SAVE EUROPEAN Joints - Safety Steering Wheel - fourteen tunes on this album. DELIVERY All but one of the songs FOR INFORMATION featured here were written by HUDSON VITAMINS Energy Abosorbing Steering Column - Jerry Leiber and Mike Stoller. CALL 429 9688 two white men, whose collaboration with the Coasters [Optional Equipment, State & Local r I Taxes and Destination Charges Extra. McMAHON DANCE Thurs. Nov. 16 9:00p.m. to 1:00a.m. BUNNELL BUICK

Featuring & THE BLAKE ST. GUT BAND OPEL 27 MEADOW ST. - WILLIMANTIC B.Y.O.B. I.D.s Please 423-4531 Wednesday. November 15, 1972 Connecticut Daily Campus Page 7 what the dr. doesn't know can hurt by Regina A. Ferrara He defines the term "sexually once more as the master answer manner in which women are co-author of the Kinsey man, answering all queries with reports): This kind of thinking Our favorite doctor, probably marooned woman" as "Any stereotyped. Very cute, but it woman who is unwilling or the calm assurance of a nuclear seems as if Dr. Reuben is trying erects barriers between people - running second to Marcus Welby just what any psychiatrist works himself in popularity... is at it unable to fulfill her destiny as a physicist. This fact coupled with hard to play psychiatrist on top of his already weighty roles as to destroy". again. This time he's written an full-fledged female and thereby the easy to read question and "explosive best seller" for single, enjoy a lifetime of gratifying answer form and the fact that Doctor and Mr. Know-It-All. Homosexuality sexual experiences is sexually sex always makes for interesting According to Playboy widowed, divorced, and married Furthering Reuben's ability to marooned." reading, gives to his books their (November 72, Everything Dr. women, called Any Woman polarize people is his attitude Can*. (*Love and sexual His clients, Nancy, Wanda, wide spread appeal. On top of Reuben Doesn't Know About Sex) any doctor in California toward homosexuality. fulfillment for the Single, Iris, Nina, Peggy and Rachel this, the mysterious entity who can legally call himself a Taking the archaic view of Widowed, Divorced... and troop in and out of his office in poses the questions and speaks psychiatrist, and that's precisely homosexuality as a sickness, Married) a never ending quest for answers in italics, seems to ask just the to such problems as: questions that you're interested what Reuben does. Reuben describes homosexuals Sexually Marooned descrimination against women, in. The article states, "It turns as spelling "big trouble" for Again the familiar asterisk is the causes of frigidity, guilt The book is interesting and out, however that both Harvard innocent women. He even drags those awlul present, making you wonder complexes and premature full of chuckles except for one and the Air Force deny that generalizations out of the closet how many books Dr. Reuben ejaculation. thing. What troubles the book Reuben has even this limited can write that will need The conversation Reuben itself is that for all Reuben's amount of training. Moreover, for use in his discussions of footnotes to their titles. reports to have had with these straight from the shoulder, he is not listed by the American homosexuals. As in Everything You Always women are not only more unflinching rhetoric, he often Psychiatric Association nor by Reuben says, "It is no Wanted to Know About Sex*, amusing, they are inane. Any employs a sickening snide the A.M.A. catalog of specialists, coincidence that a few of the *But were Afraid to Ask, Dr. intelligent reader would be attitude toward the subject at nor by the American Board of most stunningly attractive male Reuben sets himself up as the hard-put to believe that anyone hand. Psychiatry and Neurology, nor film stars arc also tuned in to Ann Landers of the "sexually talks in such a manner as At one point in the book for that matter, by the San homosex rather than hcterosex", and "It is no accident that some marooned" set. Reuben relates. Reuben contrasts what a woman Diego Psychiatric Society, where says in a divorce court to the he lives and practices. Nor has he of the most successful women's Reuben's definition of The Answer Man "sexually marooned" makes for judge, and what she really been published by any clothing designers and hair the first question in the book. Doctor Reuben poses himself meant; or what she whispered professional journal." stylists are dedicated confidentially to her pillow. homosexuals." Reuben As A God Here's an example: To Judge - Milk As A Weapon "My husband wasn't willing to Considering the fact that Dr. Reuben reaches his ridiculous RAPP'S support me." Reuben is embarrassingly low on best in his chapter "Getting To her pillow - 'The way I credentials it's even more BUDWEISER ON TAP Married", when he says "if wanted to spend money the U.S. embarrassing for the public to a woman wants to make herself Mint wouldn't be willing to relegate Reuben to the position indispensable to a man she can Large Cheese Pizza & Pitcher of Beer support me." of the nation's "sexual conscience," telling us what's pull out all the stops and unleash $2.99 + tax Man of Many Roles perfectly normal and what's the ultimate weapon - Milk." Well, I'm sure none of us has Every day Happy Beer Hours 3-5 pm Besides conversations with really not. 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A &P mansfield shopping plaza route 44A, storrs Wednesday, November 15, 1972 Connecticut Dairy Campus Page 9 Johnson said as we stopped in his duties include taking calls into the Union. front of the Post Office. He from people needing assistance, Use Discretion proceeded to lock it up and we getting as much information As we pulled away, Feimer got under way again. from them as possible ("we get a said, "You've got to use your police on campus The car carried a stretcher, call-'my house is on fire'--and own discretion. You can't have resuscitating equipment, then they hang up. Where's his any preconceived notion on how blankets, flares, a first aid kit, a house?") and sending a car to to handle a situation." continued from page 1 He said after a hard night fire extinguisher, "plus the other the trouble area. Shortly before 11, he stopped I asked D'Elia what he officers often sit in the locker usual police equipment," I told Johnson and McCluskey for refueling at the garages in thought of TV police shows like room over coffee and discuss the McCluskey said. how surprised I was by having upper "R" lot and I went back "Dragnet" or "Adam-12". events of their shift. "It's not a Men Have High School Diplomas been with D'Elia to places on to Sgt. D'Elia, who told me 'They condense maybe a week thing you can take home to your campus I had never even heard about an intramural hockey of our business into one night," family," he said. He said all men on the force of. They grinned at each other. player who had just broken his he said. He explained the University (which has the highest "You ever been to the ski nose at the skatine rink. As we drove through upper Police are responsible for percentage of college graduates slope?" Johnson asked. "What We followed Feimer to the infirmary. "He's using the blue "F" lot, he commented on the protecting all University-owned of any force in the state, about Biobehavioral Sciences?" light, but not the siren," D'Elia poor lighting, saying in his property at Storrs, including the including the State Police) has to I had never been to either. opinion the lights were for their business block housing the Post have at least a high school After touring both places said. "It doesn't require it. Hell have to make out a report on appearance, not their Office and two off

Anthropology Club meeting at 3:15 Sailing Club - no more meetings this HELP, Inc. Counseling Service for p.m. today in Manchester Lounge to semester. However, there will be SBA students located outside rm. discuss future plans. sailing as usual on Sundays, weather 113 SBA, Hours 10:00 a.m. - 2:00 permitting - any questions call Garry p.m., Monday-Friday. Atlas Weathergard winter tires. School of Pharmacy Open House, at429-4062. Saturday, Nov 18,3-6 pm. Everyone Draft Counseling: Storrs Draft Is welcome! Sponsored by KY, LKS, Baha'i Faith tonlte (Wed) at Information Committee will have and A.Ph.A. Community House 8 pm. All invited. counsellors available at Yggdrasil 2for "God Is most glorious"! House. 4 Gilbert Rd. Wed. 2-5 and Flying Club trip to Bradley Field., 7-9 or appt. available 4 29-5900. Thurs., Nov. 1 6. All people going will Gay Liberation Meeting - Thurs. $1^95 Nov. 16 8:30 pm - SU 103. Junior and Senior P.T. Students: ■ wilh trada-ini meet at SU Control Desk, at 6:30 pm. Elections Thurs. Nov. 16 at 7 in S.S. plus $1 75 Fed E> Tax 143 Following faculty and student lor each 650-13 tubeless Gamma Sig sisterhood meeting 7:00 blickwdl. Dance to "Uncle Nubb" at Stowe C. pm, SU 202. Exec, board meeting skits. • Designed for Thurs., Nov 16, 8-12 pm. follows: All sisters please attend. The Student Senate will meet In the effective traction Refreshments. South Lounge of Buckley at 8 pm on in snow and mud. A lecture on Yoga Meditation Wed. Nov. 15. Everyone is invited to • Can provide a Get your equipment while home conducted by a disciple of the Indian attend. smooth, comfort- during Thanksgiving. SKI SWAP Dec. Spiritual Master, Sri Chlnmoy, will able ride on dry 5,6,7. Buy or sell used ski equipment. begin tonite at 7:30 pm in SU 217. SHOOT! Terry A-Thursday Nlte pavement. 9-12:30 Sunnyslope. • 4-p)y Dynacor* SKI Club meeting Thurs. Nov. 16, SU There will be a brief but very rayon cord. 103. Discuss Sugarbush semester ski important staff meeting for all Hlllel General Meeting-Wednesday trip and other business. All skiers members of WHUS this Sunday Nov. 15, 7 :30pm at Hlllel House. welcome. evening at 7 pm in SU 306. Hiiiei and Shalom Group presant film STEVE ATLAS will be speaking on Husky Trap and Skeet Club meets "Let My People Go" Wed., Nov. 15 Thurs. 16 at 7:30 p.m. In SS 5 5 Thurs. Nov. 16 at 7:30 pm in 8pm at HUM House-Free Admission about the establishment of Conn Commons Rm 312. All Interested are PIRQ. urged to attend. RECAPED SNOW TIRES - ALL SIZES TO Steve Atlas will be speaking on Meeting of "Total Concern". Wed., Thurs. Nov. 16 at 7:30pm In SS 55 University/Urban Interaction-panel about the establishment of Conn 855X14 or 855X15 discussion on the extent of Nov. 15, at 7pm in Commons 103. Important budgetary discussion. PIRG (Conn. Public Interest Group) $15.00 PLUS TAX & RECAPABLE TIRE Interaction between the university at UCONN. and urban problem areas. Wed., Nov. Please Attend. 15,7:30p.m., Commons310. All Business Students are invited to There will be a lecture on Yoga attend a "Coffee Hour with John Shoot at Wright A Thurs. nlte meditation by a disciple of Sri Moseley". Marketing Director at 8:30-1 2:30. Music by Jack Chlnmoy on Wed., Nov. 15, at Stanley Works. SBA Faculty Lounge, 7:30pm in S.U. 217. All are welcome. Thurs. Nov. 16 2-4 pm. WYBC-FM with South Street Minority Students Interested in Law Productions prsents the Circolo Itallano — will meet Weds^ School: Stop by Summer Program MAHAVISHNU Nov. 15, 8 p.m. In SU 103. Un Office (Commons 201) see Margie benvenuto a tuttl. We want to get Haynes. Any questions call ORCHESTRA rolling - so come with ideas. 486-4040. with John McLaughlin and John Paul Jones & Friends SUN., 19 NOV., 8 PM V'lassifiecl! Palace Theatre in Waterbury 42-month guarantee. 1»-^ Jeep Uniw.»ai CJ-5 hubs, 196 7 Sunbeam Alpine Convertible. 4 hardtop. Excellent condition, 4 cyl., 4 speed, low mileage. Excellent wheel drive 21 75. Call 429-6039. condition. 429-3109. $2Q95 Roommate wanted--86 Woodhaven fcV with trade-in. For Sale: Kustom 200 Bass Amplifier and Gibson EB-O Bass Guitar. Call Apts. $64.00 a month. 2nd senester. The Atlas PA-23. A high Ray: 429-2786. Call 429-5595, between 6-7pm. capacity battery for cars with normal electrical accessories.

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lied and tEfXfm Now Renting, The New Barbara 1965 Mallbu Super Sport V/l Skiers! Kastlnger buckle boots used 5 OIAMOND ENGAGEMENT AND Manor, wooded setting. Short-term automatic, power steering, power tlm es. Fits shoe size 9 A-l 1. WEDDINGS RINGS. 3,000 ring notices should be directed to the brakes, bucket seats console. Call Originally $55 now $30 or best offer. selections In all styles at 5t>% leases available. Off Cedar-Swamp 1 Dairy Campat Business office la Rd. For Appointment call 429-3525. 8:00am 8:00pm 642-734S, Schwendener metal skis used one discount to students, staff, and the Student Union, Room 112 423-6421. season. Originally $120 now $50 or faculty. Buy direct from leading LOST: Columbia Lake Thesis Data In bast offer. Call Mike Room 207. manufacturer and SAVE! 1/2 carat Deadline for notices it 1 p.aa green plastic covered 3-ring 1965 impata H.T., V/> Automatic, 4294112. $179, 3/4 carat only $299. For fraa the date before publication; notebook. Lost sometime betweer power steering, power brakes, clean. color folder write: Box 42, Fanwood, Oct.29-Nov.l Phone 423-4266 or Call 8am-*pm.. 642-7345, 423-6428. For Sale-Fiberglass conga drum and NJ. 07023. Friday afternoon for Monday's 429-4369. stand-* 65. call 74 2-7001. Keep newspaper. 1962 Pontlec Tempest, 4 cyl. std., trying. 196 3 Corvalr Monza. 2 Dr. Coupe - Female Roommate Wanted, next economical, low mileage original. Call radio, heater, Blue. Good rubber. Classified rates are: SI pet semester in waiden Apt*. Call 8am-tpm 64 2-7 345, 42364 28. Wllllmantlc. Large 1st floor 5 room $200. Call 646-4300 after 5 p.m. day, $230/3 days and $3.50/5 429-9285. ^^____ apt. Three bedrooms. Close to Female roommates wanted for apt. In hospital and ECSC. Students Guitar: Martin D12-35 w/casa. Just days limited to 20 words. There WANTED A room wanted In Barbara Manor 2nd semester. Call accepted. $130.00 per month plus reconditioned by Martin. $350. Call is a Ohargr" of 3 <-<-nts each comfortable house or apartment in Claire 429-6103. utilities. Security deposit. No lease. 429-3080. Storrs area beginning January I. Call Write Nutmeg East Housing Corp., additional Word. Steve at 486-2807. EXECUTIVE SECRETARY-Posltlon Box 3 78, Wllllmantlc, Ct. 06226. Roommate needed, country house, 5 Activities must Be limited to For Saks: 4 place drum sat, pretty requires experienced executive minutes from campus. Share food 20 words. Activity notices more blue, bought this summer, no place secretary fluent In German and Wllllmantlc. Large 3 bedroom 2nd $100 a month Including utilities. than one week in advance will to play. Call 486-4403. English proficient In German floor apt. $155.00 per month plus 4294567. shorthand must be mature self starter utilities. Security deposit and lease not be inserted. TYPING: Papers and Theslses typed skilled In all phases of secretarial required. Write Box 378, Wllllmantlc. willowvlew apartments, Rte. 87, PREGNANCY* TESTING by mall. on IBM Selectrlc typewriter. duties. Highly confidential position. Ct. 06226. Lebanon - Immediate Occupancy. 4 Completely confidential. Absolutely Reasonable rates. Call Lynda at Sand resume and salary requirements. 1/2 rooms, 2 bedrooms. Complete reliable. All tests performed by 429-4354. Experienced. Personnel Manager, William Prym Storrs. Mobile home walking distance new luxurious facilities. Commuting government cart If lad, federally Inc., Dayvllle, Conn. 06241, (203) from UConn. $100.00 per month distance to UConn. 246-7464. For Sale: 1970 Lange F/o Comps 7744671. An Equal Opportunity plus utilities. Security deposit and licensed laboratory. Prompt results. size 11, and 1970 Trappeur Comps Sand for fraa kit containing complete Employer. lease required. Nutmeg East Housing To my favorite roommate Meg. Love, (leather), size 10. Bast offer. Corp.' 4234461 between 9am and Tennis shorts. Instructions, urlng sample container, 429-0172. and mailer. Aiam and Eva, P.O. Box Ski Patrol-Ohoho ski v— in 5 pm. 2556-PY-6. Chapel HIM, NX. 27514. Woodstock, Conn, needs patrolers. Ride needed to Wilmington, Del. Willow View Apartments - Route 87, Must have Adv. arc first aid card. For Sale: 12-strlng guitar. Good (145) or Eastern Shore, Maryland for Lebanon. Immediate occupancy. 4 condition. Reasonable. Also 1967 Wanted: Campus Representative for Meeting 11/26, 7:00pm at Ohoho or Thanksgiving. Will share expenses. 1/2 rooms, two bedrooms. Complete Pontiac Sprints convertable. OHC4. National Company. Superb Part-time Contact Bill McCrocklln at 4554146. Call Denny 4294143. new luxurious facilities. Commuting New Tires, recent tune-up. Very good opportunity. Interested1 Write Box distance to UConn 246-7464. condition. Reasonable. Call Frank 542, Salt Lake City. Utah. Child Care Help Needed. We are Ski boots for sale, Trappeur size 8 looking for someone to care for a after 7pm. at 4294680. 1/2 • Plastic Shell - excellent Adorable puppy needs home frleldly Infant In our home two or condition. Make me an offer. Bob Lost: one set of keys on small silver urgently! Mansfield Pound giving him occasionally three • days per week. 429-3179. chain around S.U. If found please call Ride needed to Philadelphia for two weeks. We dont have room, do Must have own transportation (to Kate 429-9892. Thanksgiving Vacation. Will share you Contact 429-5274. Hampton) and be loving and reliable. 1968 Austin Healey SPRITE. Low expenses. Call Barb, Rm 210 Please call4234017. mileage, original paint. $800 or best Ford Mustang. 1966, 6 Cyl., 429-2315. Leave message If not In. Standard Tranv Excellent Cond. For Sale: small, delicate pearl and after. Call 429- 6516 (ask for Jack!). Great Winter Car. New Transmission, diamond pendant. Worn once, For Sale, 1962-650 Triumph Shocks, Tires. Call Robin, evenings, excellent condition. Bought for $65, Bonneville $450, 1963 VW Motor 423-0516. asking $50 or B.O., must be seen. $125, VW Parts, Typewriter, albums, Call 429-744 1. 2 guitars, stereo, best offers. For Sale: 19C« 4 w.d. Willys Jeep 429-7188 after six. Wagon 219 Ford Engine In good MAJORITY CARD PHOTOS condition. Must be seen. Call after TAKEN 6:30-7 pm CONN DAILY Ride needed to Southeastern 5:00. 429-5206 or 4294122. CAMPUS OFFICE (NEXT T J BLUE AND WHITE REST.) MON. THRU Pennsylvania. Preferably Mon. 11/20 ~ir$m THURS. $ 1.00 SEE NOEL. or Tues. 11/21. Will share expenses. INFORMATION $10 and Free Transportation to Nancy 625 Hale, 4294301. UConn following Thanksgiving Bracelet found in Administration break! Male wanted to move piano Bldg. Check in Room 140. PREGNANCY TEST AVAILABLE and drive u-haul van from Wayne, 1970 Triumph Spitfire, 16,000 miles An Abortion con be arranged NJ„ Sun., Nov. 26. For info call with snow tires and tonneau, House FUTURE CPA'S 4 29-8298, after 5 p.m. Trailer 8 x 36 sleeps two, available within 24 hours Jan. 1st. 429-7456. Learn Now About the Research Study on Deviate Behavk next CPA Exam. You can return home on Campus - individuals engaged In Last Week for Majority Card Photos such behavior. La., sex, crime at al. taken 6:00-7 :00pm CDC office (next Beckar CPA Review Course •he same day you leave. are needed to volunteer information. to Blue and White Rest.) Mon. thru Strictly confidential. Call 429-9680. Thurs. $1.00. See Noel. 742-9470. HARTFORD Before Roomdraw!-Local fraternity CALL COLLECT: Need a Job? Deliver New York Times has rooms available In 16 room 203-246-0488 on campus. Need a car and mornings renovated house /jmiie from campus. free 8-10, Mon-Frl. Call Pete 3 to 4 people per kitchen/bathroom. OUR SUCCESSFUL STUDENTS REPRESENT Considlne 4294528. Large pond for skating, swimming in the spring. 6 landscaped acres, 215 - 735-8100 Apt. to rent: one mile from campus pannelled lounge with fireplace and 1/5 OF USA one/two bedroom, air-conditioned, color T.V. Good intramural and wall to wall carpeting. Call 429-4974. COURSES BEGIN JUNE 1st., DEC. 1st Non-Prolif Organization 24 HOURS. Social programs. 429-4453. »v ^^^^^^^sassi

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"I the UConn mascot, dressed up as about her new attire, "I finally Donna claimed. couldn't avoid it. I went to say a Husky dog, who dances around look like a dog instead of a Donna related a story, "A hi to Homer Babbidge, and he at the football and basketball bear." little boy went up to one of the was sitting right next to Meskill. games. There were no grueling Having a reputation as a dog cheerleaders and asked where No, he didn't say woof-woof to tryouts for her position, nor was can be a trying experience at the dog was. When the me. she given a scholarship to come times (besides on Saturday cheerleader sincerely replied that Donna sums up her career by to UConn. nights when she has no date). I was in the girl's room, the little saying, 'The whole thing is Last week Donna stopped to eat boy quite sincerely said, "That's One day, two years ago. funny, being a dog. I think when with the football team and made funny. I always thought they Donna went home for some I graduate, III ask for a the mistake of asking for a went under trees."' gold-plated bone." weekend relaxation. When she doggie bag. "I haven't heard the returned, she learned, much to end of that one yet." her consternation, that Jackie Being a dog doesn't embarrass Crespino and Diane Kerekas, Donna in the least. In fact, it two UConn cheerleaders, who provides opportunities for her hoop excitement rises are also Donna's friends, had that she may not have otherwise "We are excited with the Instead there is promise of a upon for a big assist in the volunteered her services to be rebounding departments as well had. "Hell, no, I don't feel dedication and enthusiasm as we style the fans will enjoy. The the Husky mascot for one game. as providing the inside scoring foolish. Nobody knows who I prepare for this season. It Huskies will be running more, The old mascot, whose identity punch. am. Speaking of embarrassment, surpasses everything I've seen display more speed, more remains a secret, was sick (a Bill Deehan, a 6-5 returnee ask some of my friends. I love to here." That, according to Head quickness, better shooting. With veterinarian told her so). After from Medford. Mass, and embarrass people while I'm in Coach Dee Rowe, sizes up the the lack of a strong center on that one game, according to costume. I throw my arms Kenneth Wright, a 6-6 newcomer attitude of his fourth basketball the team, Husky fans can look Crespino, "She wouldn't let from Stamford are also around them, kiss them, the team at the University of forward to a three-forward anyone else touch that suit." forwards; Bob Parsons, a 6-7 whole works. I release all my Connecticut. However, there is attack. For those faithful fans who inhibitions." Her roommate, guarded optimism for the future. senior from Sodus, N.Y., is a attend every football game, and Cindy Preble said, "She goes up "I have a great concern that There is better balance on the veteran, very steady player who have sensed in recent weeks that to about the fifth row of stands too much may be expected of squad as well as keen knows the game extremely well competition for jobs. something is missing (besides to embarrass people. That's why OUT team in the early going, yet I and is also particularly effective good football), you can stop her friends all like to sit in the feel well be more representative Gary Custick (6-7, from New in certain areas defensively. wondering what it is. Donna tenth row." of what UConn basketball City, N.Y.) and Cal Chapman Looking across the midstripe, recently was presented with a Identity can sometimes be a should be." This comment is (6-6, from West Haven), the top there is 6-2 senior guard Al new uniform, and it no longer problem for a. girl who goes offered in an effort to moderate two scorers and rebounders a Vaughn of New Haven. Al has the enthusiasm, excitement and year ago as sophomores, are been playing the best basketball electricity which prevails in and among the returnees in the of his life. He provides vital around Storrs. Connecticut forecourt. They should be joined deep-shooting power. Two followers should be pleased that by the exciting 6-5 Earl Wilson newcomers add excitement to the conservative style of play of New Haven, who broke all the backcourt. They are junior employed the past two seasons is freshman scoring records a year college graduate 6-0 Jim Foster gone. ago. Wilson will be counted of Hobokcn, NJ.. and 5-11 Ed Harrison of Schcnectady, N.Y.. who played freshman ball with Custick and Chapman and was absent last year. ALICE IN WONDERLAND Foster, New England's most With W.C. Fields, Cary Grant & Gary Cooper outstanding player last season with a 34-point average, should help greatly in outside shooting Plus the Original as well as strengthen the defense. Harrison is a spectacular playmaker and an exciting type LEGEND OF THE LONE player. Other guards arc 6-4 Curtis RANGER Johnson of New York, N.Y., 6-2 Pat Mullin of Freehold, N J., and 5-11 Dennis Cole of Hartford. Wed. Nov. 15 at VDM 8:00pm "Because of our youth, inexperience and the many new Donation $.75 Presented by Belden Hall faces, the success of our season will hinge on what we do in 1973 Opel Manta December." concludes Coach Rowe.

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423-4531 Food Served Picture I.D. Page 12 Connecticut Daily Campus Wednesday, November 15, 1972 holy cross leaves yancon northeastern eyes invitation

Holy Cross, which joined the Northeastern Interested Hampshire and the presidents of Yankee Conference 18 months Upon news of Holy Cross' the other conference schools ago, quit the league yesterday holy cross decision seccession from the conference, about its decision to drop out of after only one year of by Dave Solomon one of the other New England the league in a letter sent participation. According to Holy The Holy Cross decision to leave the Yankee Conference may be independents, Northeastern Monday. Cross Athletic Director Ronald sudden, but by no means is it a shock. The action taken by the University quickly expressed an Perry, "When Holy Cross went Competition Unaffected Cross officials has been virtually shoved down their throats by the interest in joining the Yankee in the conference, it was looking Perry stressed that the move archaic rules and regulations that exist within the Conference Conference, should it be invited. framework. at its total athletic picture. Now has no bearing on Holy Cross' Holy Cross has claimed that it quit the league because admission with a decline in male Northeastern football coach level of athletic competition. "In of female students this year has made the male population on enrollment because of the school Bo Lyons said his school would no way are we de-emphasizing campus too small to compete in all sports. Is that the same tiny going co-educational, we had to be "very interested in being a our athletic program. We are just part of the league. We feel that male count that only this weekend beat UMass in football, 28-16? take another look. Within three taking a more realistic approach. this is the level of football we'd The likely truth of the matter is that the Crusaders, traditionally years, the male enrollment will Because of our size and budget like to enter into. We'd be independent from conference regulations do not want to be hassled be down to 1500. Such a decline we must be able to compete and delighted if an invitation were by the innumerous quotas restricting YanCon practices • namely the will drastically effect our 'minor' not be restricted by a conference extended." number of athletic scholarships that the Conferences allows to be sports program." Holy Cross schedule which in some offered every year. Holy Cross as a private institution can allot any with a total enrollment of 2500 Lyons said he believed he instances would force us' into number of athletic scholarships that it deems necessary. But for the is by far the smallest school in spoke "for everybody at non-competitive situations. past 18 months, (duration of Holy Cross' stay in the Conference) the conference, which includes Northeastern in all sports." Perry said that Holy Cross this practice has been curtailed. Under the existing Conference rules, the six New England state "Holy Cross informed would honor contracts already each school can allot approximately 20 scholarships per year. universities and recent conference President Thomas J. signed in with conference teams "Holy Cross doesn't want to be governed by the rules of a newcomer Boston University. Bonner of the University of New in all sports. conference," claimed UConn football coach Bob Casciola, upon hearing of the decision by Cross. 'They don't want to get by on the limitation of the number of athletic scholarships that the YanCon allows. Interestingly, two years ago, it seemed that everyone was harrier qualifies for ncaa talking aboutthe demise of Holy Cross. Now their action is a big step in the other direction. by Mike Muska would have made it tougher to In the team battle, Manhattan placed four other men besides The Holy Cross issue is far from closed. Repercussions are highly Running in the company of run. winner Keough in the top likely to follow. The Conference heads would be foolish to just toss two hundred of the best runners Cantin's performance was all twenty to finish with 40 points, away this incident without trying to find out its causes, and without in the East, Husky soph Bill the more impressive in that only seeking working solutions. "I think it's going to be interesting to see Cantin turned in an impressive one New England runner, Rick 91 ahead of second place which way the Conference goes now," continued Casciola. "I don't performance with a fourteenth Rojas of Harvard, finished ahead finisher and defending champ think that this is going to be the end of it." place finish at the IC4A8s in New of him. Six runners who had Villanova. Villanova had been One problem that seems from the short YanCon stay of the York City Monday afternooon. defeated him in the New seeking an unprecedented Crusaders deals with scheduling. In almost every Conference sport, Englands were as much as a seventh straight title. Best Husky Effort the future scheduling has included Holy Cross. In football, the minute behind. Having already Poor New England Showing Crusaders and UConn have agreed to play for the next ten years. With that performance, won the Yankee Conference The high caliber of Although this agreement is not absolutely binding, the difficulties of Cantin qualified for the NCAA title, and being named to the All competition in the meet was picking up new teams are many. championships at Houston next New England cross country evident from the performance of And now that Holy Cross has made a commitment to build up its Monday. His time of 24:54 on team, Cantin was named to the New England schools in the race. athletic program, far beyond the acceptance that Yankee the five mile Van Con land All IC4A team for his Heptagonal champ Harvard in Conference rules permit, won't this cause all of the Conference course was the fastest ever by a performance Monday. Cantin seventh, and Yankee Conference opponents to be at a decided disadvantage? Husky runner. The course is will try to add AU American champ Massachusetts in tenth The Holy Cross affair has not been caused by the present Yankee called the center of Eastern honors to his growing list of were the only New England Conference officials. The problem does however, fall on their running, having hosted the awards next Monday in schools with less than three shoulders now. For the most part, they have been unwilling or IC4A'S for over forty years. Houston. hundred points. unable to change the existing structure. Those who keep within a At the start of the race, relative proximity to the boundaries stipulated by the Conference Cantin moved into contention, suffer, while the others who are willing to sacrifice their integrity to trailing leader and eventual HONDA R^UMPtt build winning teams succeed. winner Mike Keough of The only answer to this confused situation is to update the Manhattan by forty yards at the existing framework with a new, more liberal structure. This not only mile mark. Having established will strengthen the YanCon in all sports, but it will also level off the himself in an excellent early BUR I ON L. IVtS&SONS formidability of the teams. As Casciola points out, "We can't have position of about fifteenth, Columbia Road Connecticut and Massachusetts vying for the title every year. We Cantin was able to control his Willimantic. Connecticut 06226 need other teams to battle for the championships. pace, passing runners on several The Yankee Conference is perhaps about to suffer its greatest of the rough hills on the course. Parts, Accessories & Repairs dilemma of all. If it doesn't rectify the existing situation, then the By moving early, Cantin was for all biking needs consequences will most assuredly lead to eventual demotion from able to avoid the heavy traffic of Since 1931 university to college level play. That is something the University of over two hundred runners which Connecticut stands against. MAINLAND'S varsity-alumni contest If your car "runs into" trouble call or request, Markland's Garage Inc., 429-9688 for 24 hour between skaters on fri. wrecker service Rt y 95 Storrs The second annual Alumni who have indicated Var si t y - A lumni hockey their intentions of skating in the scrimmage at the University of game are: Dave Kenes, Bethel: Connecticut skating rink at 8 James Morgan, Bristol; Kenneth p.m., Friday, will open the Henrici and Carl Westberg. Parents' Day weekend here. Hamden; John Dello Stritto, Coach John Chapman, whose Northford; Arthur Estrada, New skating Huskies open their season on Nov. 29 with Trinity, Haven; Scott Dunnack and Rick SNOW TIRE expects a total of 22 of his Andrews, Willimantic, and John former skaters to return for the Santucci, Palmer Mass. scrimmage which proved to be There will be no admission RETREADS $ very popular during last year's charge and spectators are FREE MOUNTING F.E.T. .40 Plm State inaugural program. cordially invited. 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