RttO Apr-17 c-' Mating game'delights UConn pub crowd By ROB NELLIGAN An overflow crowd roared with approval as the Board of Governors (BOG) presented their videotape extravaganza, "The Mating Game," in the Anonymous Pub Wednesday night. The project, a takeoff on the Chuck Barris-inspired Dating Game, was highlighted by the ever present Master of Ceremonies, Tim Woodruff, whose carnation was only a shade redder than the contestants' faces. Steve Wolfberg played a mustachioed Johnnie Olson as he told the crowd that winners would stay at the "Ella Grasso Hotel," where they "may not wash their hair for a week." In the first group of contestants, an obvious case of nerves and a 25-minute delay led to a few verbal errors by the venerable Mr. Woodruff, but in the end Tara Muhring, a freshman communications major, walked off with dinner for two at the Wagon Shed Restaurant with her date, sophomore drama student Leonard P. Kovlak. L. Scott Taylor, Craig Sullivan, Sadu Sadanand, and Heidi Meisenkothen (left lo right), SEE PAl»E 3 players in BOG's "Mating Game" (Photo by Strieker). titatuitttiatt Satlfj Campus Serving Storrs Since 1896

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TiN* U.S.-Iran Medicine, food ban anticipated WASHINGTON (UPD— president is preparing may President Carter is expected be announced as early as to announce a ban on the Thursday afternoon when he shipment of food and was expected to hold a medicine to Iran this week in nationally broadcast news further efforts to force the conference. release of the 50 American "We might lake the prior hostages. White House to next week." the official officials said Wednesday. said. Carter exempted food and The president decided to Chicago—Iranian students protest the death of fellow student Bijan Ashtianie, who died in medicine from the trade escalate diplomatic and Lincoln, Neb. April 6. Police learned Ashtlanie's body was in the sealed coffin and broke up sanctions he imposed economic measures against the demonstration. The body was taken to O'Hare Airport for shipment to Iran[UPI]. against Iran April 7, the date- Iran because the recent U.S. he also broke diplomatic cutoff of trade and the break relations with the Tehran in diplomatic relations failed Radio station: Anderson said revolutionary government. to trigger a response from Carter was expected to the Iranian government, the announce the new sanctions White House official said. he will run as independent this week. Carter also could order Press Secretary Powell American subsidiaries LOS ANGELES(UPI)—GOP maverick John The staff voted 11-1 against an independent indicated Carter has abroad not to do business Anderson decided during the weekend— bid, the source said, but Anderson decided tentatively set a news with Iran. against the advice of his campaign staff—to Sunday to yield to what he believed to be conference for Thursday run as an independent candidate for presi- growing support for him to run as an afternoon, but has not made dent, it was reported Wednesday. alternative to the apparent nominees—Ronald a final decision. Radio station KNX-FM reported a "highly Reagan and President Carter. Military action was ruled placed" member of Anderson's national Campaign aides said last week in California out at this time and a White campaign staff said the Illinois congressman that Anderson's wife, Keke, strongly favored House spokesman called will announce his independent candidacy an independent candidacy. "inaccurate" a report the April 23. The source told the station that two of United States warned its In Washington, Vicky Markell, a press Anderson's top press aides quit the campaign allies it would impose a naval spokesman for Anderson, said she had heard Monday, perhaps because of the decision. blockade in the week of Ma\ of the KNX report. Communications adviser Don Grawl left the II. "I haven't heard anything about it from the campaign Monday, said Carolyn Stewart, the Senate Democratic Leader campaign office," she said. campaign's California coordinator. Robert Byrd warned The source quoted by the station said Mrs. Stewart said, however, she was not "there's been entirely too Anderson, who has not won a primary, met aware of the circumstances surrounding much talk" about possible with his staff during the weekend to discuss a Grawl's departure and she could not confirm military action. possible independent bid for president. the station's report. The new measures the President Carter! UPI]. Grace's new Fairfield album Slick halts UConn Sunny Thursday with highs in the low 50s. Panl» cloudy Friday with Review, p. 9 Story, p. 16 highs near 60. - • - Page 2 Tr*® Connecticut Daily Campus, Thursday, April 17,1980 ffidntiecttcut Baity €antpu* SERVING STORRS SINCE 1896

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hysical plan! workers began removing spray- painted graffiti from the Institute of Material Sciences walkway early Wednesday morning and Too many false starts P wont finish until Friday. With two men working on the project, it will cost UConn 35 man-hours of labor at $11 per hour. The crew will spend WASHINGTON—The newspaper editors Wiping the perspiration from his face, he a total of two weeks cleaning graffiti from campus were in town last week, and one of the more got back into the car and started the most buildings. interesting panels dealt with the fateful journey of his life. He could go straight Norman Cutts of the Physical Plant said Wednesday that "Washington Novel." The members of the down Pennsylvania Avenue to FBI the situation has improved during the past year. panel were William Safire. who wrote "Full headquarters, or turn left for the Beltway and But as budget cutbacks continue, the clean-up operations Disclosure." Marily Sharp, who authored a keep driving until he hit Las Vegas. He become even more costly. mystery entitled "Sunflower." Les Whitten thought of the trust the people in his district This is exclusive of bathroom-wall type graffiti, which can of "Conflict of Interest," and Barbara Howar, had in him. Then he thought of his wife and be removed with a soap solution. The outdoor graffiti has to who wrote "Making Ends Meet." five children. There was no question about be erased with a high-pressure water hose. Sandblasting what he would do. He made the left turn and will be used on the IMS walkway. Their conclusion was that the Washington was surprised at that hour to find so few cars It's not that graffiti isn't funny or clever, but when it's novel is alive and well, mainly because all the on the Beltway. found in the wrong places, it can be very expensive to clean ingredients for the novel are here—power, up- suspense and sex. *** Some fraternities have ignored this, and have painted their symbols on the sidewalk near Fraternity Rock. . I've been trying to write a Washington Secretary of State Clem Hapsted picked up Artists' loyalty to their fraternities is admirable, but novel for some time, but have not been the phone, and a man with a heavy foreign perhaps it is too strong. successful, mainly because every time 1 think accent said. "This is Fotopick calling. We And students who have decorated dormitories with spray I've got a good fiction plot, someone else has have the pictures you ordered." paint are also at fault. All residents of these dormitories already done it. "Oh. my God." said Hapsted. "How did have to pay to remove the graffiti. Here are some of the false starts I've had, you get them?" The artists and the University must compromise. which never got off the ground. Although students should not vandalize concrete (some of *** the buildings are ugly enough), they will probably continue to do so. President Coeburn sat in the Oval Office. Art Buchwald The student government or inter-fraternity council could Stretched out on the couch was the beautiful, construct graffiti boards or provide wall space to raven-haired, buxom Olga. She said to him bitterly. "Why do we have to keep sneaking "With a telephoto lens opening of f8 at fraternities for their symbols. 200th of a second." Someone's going to have to pay for it all. The vandalism around like this all the time? Are you ashamed to take me to the Gridiron Club?" "What will it cost me to get the should be stopped now, before it becomes even more negatives?" expensive to erase. "Darling, you know I have to take my wife "Jerusalem." to the Gridiron Club." *** "You always say that. But 1 know the real The man in the slouch hat and dirty reason." raincoat pretended to be studying a portrait of The president in an exasperated voice said, Mary Washington in the National Gallery Letters policy "What's the real reason?" when the uniformed guard took out his .45 "I'm the Russian ambassador." pistol and fired three shots at him. The man fell to the floor with a thud. People rushed ••* from all over at the guard hurried to a phone Letters to the editor must be dated, and must include the booth. He dialed a number and then hung up. name, address, and telephone number of the author for Congressman Blevens Bombast got into his Ten seconds later, his phone rang. All the verification purposes. Students arc asked to include their new Toyota, which was parked in front of his guard said was. "The deed is done." The semester standing. Author's names will be withheld on modest Georgetown home. He looked forward request. voice on the other end of the line said. "Good. to the drive up to Capitol Hill, as it gave him Now for your next clue, go to the Air and Letters must not exceed 250 words and must be time to think about how he was going to Space Museum and follow the instructions typewritten and double spaced. The Daily Campus balance the budget. Just as he was going to hidden in John Glenn's space capsule." reserves the right to edit letters for spelling, grammar, and put his key into the ignition. Blevens noticed "You sure I'm going to win a prize?" libelous content. a large, unmarked manila envelope on the Persons criticized or at whom letters are addressed will "Of course. Everyone wins a prize in the front seat. He opened it. and found 600 fresh Reader's Digest Sweepstakes." be allowed to respond. All letters are welcome. $100 bills. He looked around fearfully, and . Address letters to: Letters to the Editor. 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DOONESBURY . by Garry Trudeau QUOTE OF wmm, z&e. A THE DAY WCFWttSFAG THAT'S UHr'I'M DONATING YEAH. THAT PLU5 A 5HARE OF MY ROYALTIES (fi PUK5M£ANS TMHAVIN6A \ HAG A HAW me I 0\ TO FUND A FULL-SCALE IN- i A LOTTO WU, : AaSTHjTHAJ LTTTIETFOUBLB "i MAN wsnatnoN TO FINP OUT \fe.. P0E5N7HE, PROBATING THE if you think THEKIPOLIS ZEK£* i &ALL/GONE. \ IF DUKE HGHT STILL BE J^ ESTATE. education is Alive, N \ expensive, think how much ignorance costs."

Edward H. Meyer page 7 The Connecticut Daily Campus, Thursday, April 17,1980 Pafle 3 Law professions criticized

By DAVID SCALZI students' abilities to solve which can be discussed from "Most lawyers spend little problems, he said. many different points of time in court," a UConn "A talented professor will view, Reynolds said. English professor said completely convince He described the practice Wednesday during a students that one party is of law as "fun, but not as discussion on the experience right or wrong in a case and intellectually challenging as of law school and law then suddenly throw out a law school." practice before a small group thought to change their Asked about the moral in McMahon Hall. minds." he said. Realizing question of defending a man Dr. Richard Reynolds, a the number of different who confidentially confesses graduate of Harvard possibilities in cases can be his guilt. Reynolds said his University and the very upsetting to college professional response University of Michigan Law students used to right and depends on the School, practiced law wrong answers, he added. circumstances. privately for 10 years in Law school texts tend to (Photo by Strieker). Indiana before making a use "juicy and tricky" cases SEE PAGE 4 "mid-life" career change decision. Lawyers spend most of Debate, two lectures today their-time doing office work, UConn will host two Studies Program of the ...Mating game he said, adding although speakers and a debate about department of sociology they are constantly running the draft registration studying the public policy to the courthouse, it is for FROM PAGE ONE proposal today. implications of the women's work unrelated to courtroom The second group was more colorful as Warren Sullivan, a "Peace and Security in the movement. trials. sophomore business major, carried his date, Jane Miilcahy, a Middle East" will be A debate between Major Law school is very junior accounting student.off the stage in his arms. Mulcahy's discussed by Egyptian Gerald L. Stratton of the U.S. different from the selection was assured when she answered Sullivan's appeal to Ambassador Tahseen Army Reserves and Carl undergraduate experience. appear nude in a movie by saying, "No, only special people Basheer at 3:30 p.m. in Conetta of the Storrs Comm- Reynolds said. "The movie see my whole body." A dinner for two at Chuck's was their Room 216 of the Student unity Against the Draft will image of Professor prize. Union. Currently a visiting take place at 8 p.m. in Room Kingsfield from the 'Paper Rosal's will host Heidi Meisenkothen, a junior biology fellow for international 310 of the Commons Butfd- Chase' is very accurate." major, when she dines with her selection L. Scott Taylor, a affairs at Harvard. Basheer ing. Using a seating chart, law junior marketing major. Taylor fought off a late charge by is also the permanent professors call oh students to Sadu Sadanand, an Indian graduate student in physics. representative to the League Correction discuss case facts and more BOG video chairman Steve Rohrlick was pleased with of Arab Sates. Chris Johnson, who was -importantly the "reasoning student turnout at the pub for the pilot program. "There will "Problems in the recently elected to the Co-op of the court." He said the definitely be more shows in the coming semester, after all this Educational Status of Board of Directors, ran as an approach of the law school is is what BOG is all about," Rohrlick said. American Women" will be independent, not on the to give out a set of facts and Rochrlick said students working on the show had "a great discussed by Jean Lipman- Committee for Co-op Reform ask for the problem or issue opportunity to get invaluable on-the-job experience and at the Blumen. a visiting professor ticket. He said Wednesday behind them. same time offer entertainment to the student body as a of sociology, at 7:30 p.m. in he considers himself a The professor will vary the whole." the Library Plaza mediator between the CCR facts of the case, using "In the future it is hoped all dorms will be hooked to a Auditorium. The lecture is and the current board, and questions like "what if this campus-wide cable network on which live broadcasts of this the fifth in a series identifies with neither and other shows may be viewed," Rohrlick said. happens?" to develop sponsored by the Women's group. $DOLLAR-OFF SALE! One dollar off price marked on every LP and pre-recorded tape in our incredible selection.*

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Wright said. inspection. after the Wright said the energy contractor completes his crisis is an American The windfall profits tax was a substantial loss for the work. According to Rice, the problem and net * world contractor is "about 98 problem. He said, "the country but a "real gain jfor the people in solar research percent finished." solution lies in what we do Arthur Wright (Photo by Strieker). and synthetic fuels." he According to a public with the oil market and not works report dated March what alternative fuel sources said. He compared the tax to 31, the building should have we create. It must he a Dorothy in the "Wizard of ...Lawyers been completed by March political solution. ()/."' who got a free ride to the land of ()/ but lost all her 12. Rice said the contract is "From the'30a t<> the'oOi gains on the trip back. "If FROM PAGE 3 being changed to give the government prevented the the government let the tax "In some cases a man defend his client is contractor more time. price of oil from Calling. phase itself out after two to confessing his guilt might he questionable. Reynolds said. Rice said contracts are Because of this the domestic wrong." he said. "Society At this point, the client is changed when unanticipated <>ii Industry got its way In three vears. then there contains many dimwitted told to get another lawyer problems occur. One of the this country. * Wright said. would have been a true windfall profits lax." he people who are unaware of and not reveal his guilt, he problems which added extra In the "80s. government added. the meaning of their actions said. work days to the Fine Arts uses tax powo io prevent or just weakly succumb to Reynolds said he found project was removing rocks puces from rising, he said. "When price ceilings are police pressure. It is not up little corruption in the law found while excavating the Certain policies, such as ineffective, nobody notices to the lawyer to judge the world, although lawyers arc site. price ceilings. cause a and when they are effective the) don't protect mail." often accused of being According to the public- deliberate shortage which In cases where clients "artists at delay" to cover works report, the building creates an excess demand. anybody... they create. instead, an awful mess." confess and arc obviously themselves for unfinished was originally scheduled to Wright said. This demand guilty, a lawyer's ability to work. be completed Dec. 9. 1979. makes it appear as (hough said Wright. there isn't enough oil to go Open a savings account at your neighborly mesh band tor only $17.0U or a classic rename 1 unex ■round, which upsets people Willimantic Trust Office and save on any one of eight wind-up model for free. 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Daily Campus 423-~21 42J-r; 423-"": Stom-429-937| 774-9603 774^5576 423-7723 AWmherll*: The Connecticut Daily Campus, Thursday, April 17,1980 Page 5 U.S. WPAP-UP Marathon negotiating planned Mortgage rates fall 22 percent on Palestinian autonomy V^ASHINGTON(UPI)—Housing construction in the WASHINGTON (UPI)— negotiating round on discussions were "very United States, showing the results of skyhigh mortgage President Carter and Israeli Palestinian autonomy in an constructive and rates, plunged 22 percent in March,, marking the largest Prime Minister Menachem effort to reach a settlement productive" and said percentage drop in two decades, the government said Begin announced before May 26. Begin's proposal for' the Wednesday. Wednesday Egypt and Carter, emerging from a intensified talks in the Industry representatives reacted with gloom and said the Israel have agreed to start final two hour meeting with Middle East was approved worst was yet to come. immediately on a marathon Begin, said the two days of by Egyptian President Anwar Sadat. Committee finds Wilson guilty Nixon tapes may be Sadat's response was cabled to the White House. WASHINGTON(UPI)—The House Ethics Committee available May 31 The new proposal for Wednesday found Rep. Charles M. Wilson, D-Calif., guilty speeding up the stalled of eight counts of corruption, but dismissed seven other WASHINGTON(UPI)—As early as Memorial Day, the negotiations calls for charges against the veteran lawmaker. public for the first time could listen to Richard Nixon's tapes meetings "every day." as By vote margins ranging from 11-1 to 8-4, the committee used in the Watergate cover-up trial—including the famed Begin put it. for 20 days in found Wilson guilty on three counts of accepting kickbacks ISVi minute gap—the National Archives said Wednesday. Egypt and 20 days in Israel totaling $10,500 to influence legislation and five counts of If the plan, to be published in Monday's Federal Register, during the remaining six converting about $24,000 in campaign contributions to his goes unchallenged by Nixon or his aides, the 31 tapes could • A-eeks until the May 26 personal use. be made available on a first-come, first-served basis as early target set in the Camp David as May 26. accords. 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PLACEMENT & CAREER PLANNING Room 306 (U.N. Room) HALL DORM 2nd FLOOR RM. 209 Agenda available at Bookstore. Page 6 The Connecticut Dally Campus, Thursday, April 17,1980 Iran WORLD WRAP-UP Parliament election stalled Cubans arrive in Costa Rica TEHRAN. Iran parliament may be The official Pars news SAN JOSE.Costa Rica(UPI)—Chanting "Freedom, (UPD—Iran sent postponed another week, agency said Wednesday the freedom, freedom," the first 250 Cubans to leave the reinforcements Wednesday delaying a ruling on the 50 ruling Revolutionary Council refugee-packed Peruvian embassy in Havana arrived in to the border with Iraq and American hostages in the was considering postponing Costa Rica Wednesday charging that a pro-Castro mob the state news agency U.S. Embassy. the second round of elections assaulted them with fists and obscenities during an angry reported that run-off In Washington. White from May 2 to May 9. send-off. elections for the new House officials indicated that The refugees, mostly men and women in their late 20s Egypt breaks President Carter might Terrorists kill and early 30s, looked dazed as they stepped off the two impose more sanctions on airliners that flew them to San Jose—152 people in the first Iran this week in an effort to 2 Americans flight and 98 in an another an hour later. diplomatic ties increase the pressure on Ayatollah Ruhollah in ambush Liberians begin treason trails Khomeini's regime to free with 4 countries ISTANBUL. Turkey I he hostages held for lf»5 MONROVlA.Liberia(UPl)—The new military rulers of CAIRO (UPD— Egypt said (UPI)—Terrorists on days. Liberia Wednesday announced th€«tart of treason trials for Wednesday it .\as breaking motorcycles shot and killed But White House press officials of the.Jate President William Tolbert's regime and off all remaining diplomatic an American serviceman and secretary Jody Powell brought an Americap-educated former Cabinet member ties with four hardline Arab his Turkish friend in a described as "inaccurate" a barefoot befofe an army tribunal for interrogation. slates and the Palestine daylight ambush Boston Globe report that Former Justice Minister Joseph Chesson, unshaven and liberation Organization to Wednesday. Police captured Carter might order a naval wearing a dirty blue shirt and pants, sipped from a bottle of expose their "impotence, the assassins in a shootout blockade of Iran after the Coca-Cola as he denied charges of corruption and high false slogans and sterile and high-speed chase week beginning May 11 if treason that carry the death penalty. auctioneering.'* through the streets of the impasse is nol broken by The four countries—Syria. Istanbul. l hen . Hostages may permit visit Libya. Algeria and South The dead serviceman. Khomeini has charged his Yemen—and the PLO make- Navy Chief Petty Officei PARIS(UPI)—The mother of the youngest hostage in the new parliament with up the hawkish Arab Front Sam Novello. 56. of Erie. 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CASABLANCA (1942) Fri. LS 154, 7 p.m. and 9 p.m. Dir.: Michael CurtJZ. THE DEERHUNTER (1978) Wed., Humphrey Bogart and Ingri.! VDM, 6:30 and 10:30 p.m. Dir.: Bergman star in this classic romantic Michael Cimino. Compelling look picture, set during World War II. into human courage contrasted Bogart is Rick, the nightclub owner: against the brutalities of the Vietnam Bergman plays his one-time love, War. More successful than the now married to a French resistance meandering "Apocalypse Now." it leader. Outstanding entertainment. stars Robert DiNiro. Jon Savage. Christopher Walken and Meryl BEAT THE DEVIL (1954) Fri.. VDM, Slreep . Not for weak stomachs. 8 p.m. Dir.: John Huston. Truman Capote wrote ihe script for this satire of detective films starring Humphrey Bogart. Jennifer Jones. Gina If your campus organisation is l.ollobridgida. Peter Lorre. and planning a movie presentation, Robert Morley. contact ihe Arts Dept., and give time, date and location. Inclusions COMA (1978) Sat., LS 154, 7, 9 and are subject to space limitations and II p.m. Dir.: Michael Crichton. sufficient notice. Patients are slipping into comas after Grace Slick keeps flying after the Airplane and the Starship with her new album " seemingly routine operations and it's

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2 9-6484 The International Fair ANSWERS: Sunday, April 20,1980 ACROSS u 9 1. Where I can call ROTC or drop in with any type of problem ^5 2. Phone number Tickets are $1.00 per person. 3. What I can expect e P to find here This event will include booths from 15 different m DOWN countries, featuring slides, foreign dishes, curios, etc. 1. When I can call or drop in 2. Where this place is located on campus u n a n n JP.

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"Side POCket" 5 piece Rock Band High Roller 5.00 adv. 5.50 door Thurs. and Fri. April 24&25 21 Landslide 100 "The Dogs" 35$ drafts 8-10pm formerly "Serious Business" of New Haven ,5 piece rock Dance Band 23 Orleans with Tirebiter 5.00 adv. 550 at door Thurs. May 1st 25 Aztec Two Step 5 .00 adv. 5.50 at door "Dancing with Henry" 26 James Cotton with Northern Rhythm 3 piece Country Rock—Sing along band 5.Q0adv, fi.ffflalrinnr 28 Northern Rhythm 100 35* drafts Fri. May 2 29 Ebenezer 1.00 35$ Drafts 5 iece Rock "Stubby K" P Dance Band 30 Southpaw 200 35*drafts Door prizes & *g|ySaways Thurs., FRi. & Sat. May 8,9,10 COMING May 1 Crayons Lots of Rock and Roll and a little Funk May 3 James Montgomery Disco May 9 Jonathan Edwards 2nd floor—Commons Bldg. Tickets at DISC 432-0078 102Conantville Rd. UConn and age I.D.'s Required positive IP's please The Connecticut Daily Campus, Thursday, April 17,1980 Page 9 Grace Slick: doing it the hard way

what, if anything. Grace out of the '60s. Like Way." a song that could indicate how fine Slick's DREAMS/GRACE SLICK Slick would be up to. Kantner. Grace Slick has be autobiographical. are. (RCA) Her first solo album. been liberated by the pen. "Dreams," is an entirely Of the album's nine But if these lyrics are "Seasons" is the only By STEPHEN successful effort and cuts. five arc Slick comment on Grace Slick's borderline Slick tune HARTWELL should establish Grace compositions. They are rather rockv life, she here, sounding as if it has Through the Great wandered away from the Society. Jefferson soundtrack of "Doctor Airplane. Jefferson Starship. and a few Zhivago." musical oddities like "Sunfighter." "Man- ARTS The musk is variable, shifting from hard rockers hole." and "Baron Von to slow ballads and Tollbooth and the Chrome Nun." Grace Slick has Slick as an artist in her the best songs on the rebounds confidently wjth heavily orchestrated proven she is one of the own right. Unfortunately. record and Slick is the the line "I'm the only one pieces. Slick will not go on tour best, and one of the most writer best suited to in this game who knows until a second album is The band sounds distinctive vocalists in display her vocal abilities. how to play." as good as a studio rock music. released next year. "Dreams" has given session can. and the When she deserted the The second side, Slick the chance to write "Do It the Hard Way." production is well Jefferson Starship with entirely Slick songs, is again, something she and "Garden of Man" arc executed. Marty Balin in 1978. her truly exceptional. Her didn't do during her last two outstanding examples fate, as well as the writing is mature and years with the Starship. of Slick's writing and Bui Grace Slick band's., was in question. vocal talents. "She's been unhindered by the spacv. holds the whole thing But the Starship scored This is the woman who cosmic mentality that wrote two of the best living too high trying to together with her line with a solid album in plagues those she left songs the Jefferson get through to heaven at writing and voice. Now 1979. mainly due to the behind at the Starship. To Airplane recorded: night/They all knew she we'll have to see what rejuvenated writing was bound to go down < laim the other four songs Marty Balin comes up talents of Paul Kantner. "Somebody To Love" and on the album fall "White Rabbit." the best way before she fell." Slick with. and surprised everybody. somewhat short is onlv to narcotics dirge to come sings on "Do It the Hard am "Dreams.' This left many wondering

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and... Should Women Be Drafted? Atty. Helen Pearl, Permanent Commission on the Status of Women TONIGHT Canada's COMMONS 310 Premium 8:00 PM Beer Connecticut Civil Liberties Union Page 10 The Connecticut Daily Campus, Thursday, April 17,1960 _ Furnished sub-let May 15-Aug 30. Summer sublet with Fall option. Come see vile physical activity In the May rent FREEI 2 Bedroom,-3 miles Barbara Manor Apt.. 3 miles from Batterson A Lounge this weekend. K from campus. TENNIS. $215./m. Call campus. Oly $215 per month! MAY you ve got the money, we've got the anyt me. 429-0214. FR RENT FREEI Call 429-4031. FR18 time. P18 _' MARKETPLACE Summer rental. 1 to 2 people wanted Looking for more than an apartment? YORICK, 20 years ago in Alaska, to share house with grad student. Rent a palace for the summer Mrs. Kollmeyer was begotten a child. Own bedrooms. 4 miles from UConn with option for the Fall. 2 bedroom. 1 After all, that's why she got married; near lake. Call 429-7864. FR23 1/2 baths. Call 429-0308. FR2S Bare blond: where do you want to to have a son just like her husband: PERSONALS talk? And when? P17 Tall, Handsome, Good-looking, Intelll Summer sublet: 2 bedroom, furnished Carriage House Apt. for summer gent. Imagine her disappointment apt. Barbara Manor, 3 miles from sublet with option to lease In Sept. To Lisa (4th floor Fairfield?). Happy Dor & Cath, Let it be known to all that when you came along. Happy Birth- LeM 19th Birthday from Ted's. P17 campus. 165/month, May 15-31 than 1 mile from campus. we survived Mansfield Hollow Lake day and may many more follow. Your FREE. 429-7911, 7-11 pm. FR17 429-1257 after 5. FR22 and lived to tell about It...and tell loving roommate (soon to be polluted Elaine (Moo), Have a happy 20th about it... and tell about it. Love, by a B.C.) Odd. P.S. sorry about the I want to sublet so bad I can taste it! No place to live this summer? Enjoy birthday, and don't forget the import- Boodie P.S. I really can swim! P17 l m P ance of the organismic view of man. ? £'_ J? Single room in 2 bedroom Walden the pool and beautiful setting. Sublet 2 bedroom apt. at Walden. 429-0308. Love, Danny P17 Do you prefer breasts or legs? We'll I j££tm-nt- Make offer. 429-2459. To the guy behind "those eyes" FR25 —this IS me. What would I do have both at Batterson A's chicken Cinnamon Girl: The past 10 months without you? I hope that I never find barbeque this Saturday from 3-7 pm. ATTRACTIVELY FURNISHED 2 bed- Walden Sublet Available. 2 bedroom, have been the happiest of my life. I've out. Love, Me. PI7 Get barbequed chicken, cole slaw, had so many good times with you and potato salad and punch all for $1.99. room apt. Rural setting 4 miles from partially furnished. Rent negotiable. campus. Reduced to $150 per month Don't be left out. Call 429-0308. FR25 hope to have many more this summer. Beth, We have your chicken. If you p18 with electricity, Air conditioned. I'll love you always. Southern Man do not want to see her slowly choked P17 456-2910. FR24 Drugs and sex and rock 'n' roll, this and plucked, you will cooperate. It is can be yours if you sublet at Walden advised that you do not contact the FOR RENT Carriage House Apartment for sublet this summer, pool, A.C., option for Melody —I hope you find a cure for authorities. You will hear from us Fa your senioritis Good luck next year. and/or two females looking for two ". negotiable 429-2354. Keep try- again. The Chicken Hawks. P17 SUBLET FOR SUMMER: Fully furn- In A P.S. You can get in front of me more female roommates for Fall. fl- ** 'or Ray. FR25 ished apt. at Carriage House. Rent anytime. P17 Lorraine 487-8316, Rose 429-8812. Pete, Wouldn't you like to go to a negotiable. Call aftar 6:30, Tee FR21 Apartment to sublet beginning In Semi-formal in a bright orange Volks- 429-0762 or Rich 487-8632. FR17 < May. $100/month - no security. To the 14 Karat Viking, If nothing wagon?? No?? (Please??) Love, ■ . Summer Sublet, option to lease In Fall Norwegian Wood. Contact Rlc Jeor- else. I offer comfort through the Karen P17 For Rent One bedroom two at Walden Apts. — Available May zlewskl, 875-1499. 2 more openings madness, generously served with a bedroom apartment. $112.00 plus i t. Call Fred 429-8897 wooden spoon! Love, Dillspear P17 s FR18 Mid May — Choose own roomates. Hi, You can give me a clue by casting utilities. 2% miles from campus. FR18 a flirt, or may I suggest removing Open immediately. Large living room Summer sublet—Close to campus. Beth. Let's kick it out this Friday. Female roommate: Summer sublet, YOUR shirt. Let's talk. P17 and_kitchen^29-6128. _ Two bedrooms with full kitchen, We'll even it up with the preppies and fall option. Includes heat, hotwater, dishwasher, swimming pool. $85/mo. turn the whole campus on by finals. To KERRI—Crawford C's Resident Remember freewill is only a head Walden apts. 429-2203 or 688-2974. Preppette Happy B-Day. Hope this FR18 game away Love, Just a friend. P17 19th year is full of rainbows, oxfords, ed, air conditioning, pool privileges. docksiders, and Kelly Green Jello. 429-7639.^FR17^ STORRS: Nice apartments In a coun- Summe7su^e7^VVoodha7er7 ApTs^ To Patsy in Wheeler A. Too bad you Love ya alot, -Maari and Dona P17 ry 0 R a WC ApU 2 don't show the guts you supposedly SUBLET: 2 bedroom apt., Ledgemere !,rom "ill"200/mon,h' ?rU i_rSo'] ^, ' bedroom, 2 miles from campus, heat Apts, 6Vi miles from campus. Avail- 423-0W1. F«? , have Come out from behind the Attention all Richard Gere look-alikes. & M watef ncluded balconVi able furnished or unfurnished. Low ~ ZZT*« SUNNY exposure, POOL rights. Rent graffiti and show your real self. We're holding auditions for the part Furn,8hed Maybe it's too ego bound to flash thru Rent! Call Tony, 429-0210, After 6 Rooms for Males. Walk to REASONABLE and negotiable. Call of American Gigalo, UConn style. campus. Summer rates $65. -$55 per 429-2494. FR22 your mirror personality. Signed, FR18 P17 month includes utilities, use of house. peace of mind. P17 Fall vacancies available. 228-3813. Summer Sublet: One bedroom. Wal- If he hasn't taken you to the Newer 3 bedroom ranch available May 1st. Two car garage, carpeting, FR21 den Apts. Available mid-May. May June O'C—Congratulations!! Champ- BIDWELL TAVERN, be sure he's the appliances. Located on secluded acre- ■—. rent free. Pool and furnished. 429- ion knows a champion when they see one who says I'm sorry. Entertain- 8011. FR18 one. With love — the 2nd floor. P17 ment niohtlv. PMav2 age 3 miles from campus. $485.00 per SUMMER SUBLET: Wonderful month. 4 people. No pets. 487-1686. Walden Apts. 2 bedrooms, 1 1/2 FR21 LARGE ROOM FOR SUMMERIn To Brock's T.McC. Summer Sublet— 4-5 rooms - proba- baths. Fully furnished Including dish- M and k,, Sunny, Furnished Apt. Woodhaven I heard you were back bly singles in house 2 miles from r"~~""lT — —TTT 7 chen utensils. Dishwasher, Apts. 1 1/2 miles from campus. So I thought I'd say hi! Campus—Stafford Road '(rt. 32). June FOR LEASE: Lakefront furnished) garbage disposal, and air conditioning Balcony, carpet, dishwasher, disposal How've you been doing 1st - Aug. 31. Call 429-4191 or cottage. July and August-Single per-f available. Beautiful view facing sun- Pool privileges. Reduced Rent, May Now that a year's gone by? 429-1867 P30 son-MansfleJd Center-Call after 4 pm set and built In pool. Rent negotia- 423-8880. FR18 ble. Call 429-5217. FR25 FREE. Call 429-2236, evenings beat. Graduation's coming Diana, it was great fun seeing you at FR17 — One year I have aged the Bidwell Tavern. Let's meet there 1 or 2 persons can occupy our I couldn't be happier again next Friday. P18 furnished Walden apt. for ONLY Walden Apts.: Summer Sublet witr Summer Sublet— 4-5 rooms- - proba- Cuz Echo's engaged!! P17 $80.00/month beginning Mid-May. Fall option. 2 bedroom, 1 1/2 bath- bly singles, in house 2 miles from If you don't come to sae ANIMAL Own bedroom w/bath. Pool. After room. A/C. Beautiful swimming pool. campus—Stafford Road. (rt. 32). June SPORTS BULLETIN!! Gary O. HOUSE, the Deltas will come see you! 5 pm. 429-7949. FR21 Rent Negotiable. Call 429-0308. FR18 1st - Aug. 31. Call 429-4191 or smoked in successive games by P17 429-1867. FR30 Warpo. Babble as he may, the "Living Legend'' of foosball will Hey Doug Niedermier! Look out for watch the finals from the sidelines. the Deltas. They're back!! Animal P17 house Thurs., 17. BE THERE! P17 Complimentary Hors D'oeuvreS Computer Science and featured at Engineering Graduates ROSAL'S A Mutual Investment Plan for Your Career RESTAURANT Monday thru Friday 4:00 to 6:30 cocktail of the day Route 195, 89* Storrs 487-1043

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ON CAMPUS 4/21 to 4/23 & 4/25 at Hartford monthly. Expenses paid. Sightseeing. share duplex apartment in West INTERVIEWS ARRANGED. CAMP Branch, in the undergrad cafeteria. Top name stereo equipment, compo- Free Information - Write: UC, Box Willington and use of 6 year old WAYNE, 12 Allevard St., Lido Beach. For more info call TAC/TEMPS nents and accessories. Low prices call 52-CT Corona Del Mar, Ca. 92625. horse. 429-5874. FR18 I.V. 11561 (Include phone •) HW18 727-8430. 18 Asylum, Hartford. 187-8709 between 7 and 9 pm. HW24 HW23 SUMMER SUBLET: House, Mans- CRUISESHIPSI/ Sailing Expedi- Right Hand Drive Jeep. Ex-postal field, great location. By room, whole SUMMER CAMP COUNSELORS tions! /Sailing Camps. No experi- FOR SALE vehicle. Automatic. 4 cyl. Perfect house. Rent negotiable. 4 bedrooms. Overnight camp for girls in New York ence. Good Pay. Summer. Career. for rural deliveries. Must sell. Call Kitchen and living room. Call Ray or State's Adirondacks Mountains haa anytime 429-5528. FS Nationwide, Worldwide! Send SUPER T-SHIRTS BY SOLAR Jim at 429-2704. FR17 openings for counselors-instructors In (4.95 for Application/Info/Refer- tennis, waterfront, (WSI, sailing, GRAPHICS highest quality. Free 75 Dodge Maxi Van, (Custom) 2 als to CRUISEWORLD 145 Box help with artwork. Two dozen SUMMER SUBLET with option for skiing, small craft), gymnastics, arts/ 10129, Sacramento, CA 95860 gas tanks (58 gal. cap.) AM/FM Fall. Two bedroom, partially furnish- crafts, pioneering, music (piano), minimum. Call for prices. Noon Stereo ml cassette (extras) worth unt ed apartment in Walden. Balcony, photography, general counselors'. " midnight. 429-8784. FS18 seeing $2800 429-7427 after 9 p.m. AC, pool available. Call 429-1041 after Write: Andrew Rosen, Director, Point CATHOLIC MEN NEEDED. College 6 pairs. Brand new Kals Earth Shoes. 7 pm. FR 28 O'Pines Camp, 144 Park Avenue, Sraduates. Life Commitment. Mis- TAILORING: I do expert tailoring. Swarthmore, Pa. 10981. HW17 lionary Priesthood. International Com Different styles. Women's size 7 or 8. Alterations, weaving and also cus- 429-5874. FS18 SUMMER SUBLET. Female roomate nunity. Service In Africa, Asia, So. tom made dresses on premises. wanted to share Woodhaven apart- TOWN OF MANSFIELD. Laborer- *merica. Write: St. Joseph's Mission Call "Neriman" for appt. between ment. 2 miles from campus. Own try Society, P.O. Box 22, Bronx, N.Y. FOR SALE: 1971 GREMLIN, Good 9 am & 9 pm 429-1444 — Hunting temporary $4.81 per hour. Applica- condition inside and out, $650 00. also room $85/month. Call 429-2726. tions are now being accepted for 10471. HW17 Lodge Road, Storrs, FSali year. T.V. $25.00, chairs and couch $15.00 FR21 summer laborers for the Public Works each, Gerrad Turntable $20.00, much 1967 Pontiar Ca'.ilina: Excellent Dept. to flag traffic and maintaing Three positions available for Fall more. Moving to West Coast, must 3 bedroom house. Walk to campus. parks. Positions will open in May and Semester. (Earlier starting date for nechanical condition 85,000 miles. Parking, garden area, porches, base- sell everything, call 429-7636 evening. 3ody good. Dapendcable transporta- June. File applications with the Town well-qualified applicants). Duties In- FS17 • ment. Economical, quiet, studious Manager's Office, 4 So. Eaglevillc elude consulting with Computer Cent- tion^ 742-7521^ _ graduate students preferred. Rd., Storrs by April 24th, 1980. EOE. er users, teaching workshops and Honda CB500 1972 well maintaineo 455-9378 before 9 PM. FR21 Sandals. Wine Skins, Visors, Bags, HW17 responsibility for some part of the Pottery, Jewelry — All on sale at the and reliable Good condition. 50 MPG operating system or application pack- Craft Collage - University Plaza. Rte. or more. Asking $900. 228-3863 SUMMER SUBLET w/option to rent SUMMER EMPLOYMENT-Loca ages. Provides excellent work experi- evenings. FS22 in Fall. Woodhaven Apts., 2 bed- 195 Storrs. Sandals are custom, landscape laborers. Part time/ful ence. Knowledge of a programming guaranteed. PS We buy Gold, Silver, rooms, heat and water included. Has time. Applications & Interviews Thur language, JCLand CMS, preferred Coins, etc. CASH. Also repair leather. '71 Toyota Corolla; 4-dr.; standard. balcony, disposal, dishwasher, show- 4-17-80 room 202 Commons. 2:30 but not necessary. Apply to University FS23 '76 engine; body good. 28 mpg. $1500 er, and pool privileges at Walden. 5pm ONLY. Hw17 Computer Center, Math Sciences or best offer. 429-2683. FS18 429-6099 FR17 — — Building, Room M-001, Mrs. Free- Diamonds, Gold & Silver, Custom uonnecticut Citizen Action group iman, Department Secretary. Mailing designs, repairs, DAVID WRIGHT Datsun B210 1975 Standard Trans- SUMMER SPECIAL Large bedroom, hiring students to work in its comaddress: U-138, University Computer mission, AM-FM stereo, great gas living room, kitchen, balcony, semi- JEWELERS RT u, Ashford. munlty outreach program. HounCenter, University of Connecticut 429-7101. mileage, Price negotiable. If interest- furnished, swimming pool. Call 2-10. For an interview call 527-9231 Storrs, Conn. 06268. HW19 ed call 429-5549. FS18 487-8601 or stop by Woodhaven Apts. Apt. 34. FR17 The Phoenix has risen from the ashes Ally John

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YOU ARE CORDIALLY INVITED TO ATTEND THETHIRD ANNUAL AFRO-AMERICAN SENIOR RECOGNITION BANQUET k Photography Contest May 4, 1980 at 4:30PM Putnam Refectory Tickets are M.00 per person and must be purchased by April 28,1980 from east brook mall's The Afro-American Cultural Center 2ndANNUALAMATEUR 214 Commons Building, U-180 Photography Contest Lo&oUearfitYui East Brook Mall I STORRS ■* 429-6062 1st Prize... $100 Gift Certificate East Brook Mall Starts Friday The Jerk & Lady &The Tramp 2nd Prize... $ 50 Gift Certificate 2WMNER0F Yesteraays a beautiful *%■■%• * Ar East Brook Mall memory. Today is GOLDEN the rest of your life. Or Q FriZe . . . * £3 Gift Certificate GLOBE AWARDS 5 Honorable Mentions - $10 East Brook Mall Gift Certificates PETER SELLERS IN ENTRY DEADLINE SATURDAY, APRIL 26 ' I cant read. I can't write.' Chance the gard*nef J JUDGING DATE TUESDAY, APRIL 29 "He can't lose:' PHOTOGRAPH DISPLAY STARTS MAY 1 -Un*n. • fa # 4 *'* * * # it * Entry Blanks available at any Mall Store. Contest is open to amateur photographers only. Photos may be black & white or a story cj chance color. Entries should be mounted on a mat at least 8" x 10". Limit of 4 Entries per person. Entry Blank should be attached BEING to the back of each photograph. Entries should be placed in Entry Box located at The Hoot. All ages are eligible to partici- THERE pate. Entries can be picked up on Saturday, May 17. East Brook Mall is not responsible for loss or damage. C ICMMMt [STMRUTOlNTf MMTUMl HBt The Decision of the Judges is Final. ■MHMMi»»Mli "» D.lly«30t00 MM SMSun. 2.4:1S.S:M.S DnlyfSat Sun. 2. 4 ;1S.S :40.S :10 Page 12 The Connecticut Daily Campus, Thursday, April 17,1980 ...baseball FROM PAGE 16 can't take a third strike with the tying run on and two out." he said. Fairfield's Bossidy. the wind and the COM hurt the Huskies all day. The senior lefthander's curve kept Fairficld in the game. Bossidy didn't allow a hit from the fourth inning until the ninth, retiring 18 of 21 batters during the stretch. Fairtleld cpach Don Cook was happy with Bossidy's performance. "I can't say I'm surprised." Cook said. "The wind was great for his curvcball." Coach Bay lock wasn't as enthusiastic about Bossidy. who came into the game with a n. 12 earned run average. "I'm not impressed." Baylock said. "'But you've got to give the kid credit." Bossidy hurled a seven hitter for Fairtleld. now 10-5. EAST BROOK and struck out seven Huskies w Nile walking only two. "How about that kid Ruggles?" Baylock said. "That was quite a shot he hit. The last couple of days in MALL'S baiting practice he's been ripping the ball. He went up I here with a lot of pressure 5thANNIVERSERY and got the job done." Mark Winters, now 4-4: look the loss for the Huskies. Winters didn't have one of CELEBRATION his better games, as the tall lefty walked seven batters and allowed seven hits in April 17*18*19*20 seven and two-thirds innings of work. "It was a tough day Thurs-Fri-Sat-Sunday Too!!! to pitch." Baylock said. "I guess the cold got to him." Open Late Friday 'til 11PM Fairficld grabbed a 1-0 lead in the'first inning, when Winters allowed two hits and three walks. He was helped LIVE BROADCAST «** out by catcher Elliot, who threw out bascrunner Ccdrick Warner when he tried to steal second. Warner Will's OLDIES SHOW with LesMorell had been successful in all nine previous attempts. And 'the Wayne Norman Show' Saturday 10-3 The Huskies, now 8-13. tied it up in the second, when Elliot. Gallic, and Pancicra drilled three PRIZES*PRIZES*PRIZES*PRIZES*PRIZES*PRIZES*PRIZES consecutive hits. 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By CHARLIE VACHRIS Saturday and expect some Malavich. and Frazer not. UConn will be Keyes. since they ran really More than 1.000 athletes more solid performances. Pehmoeller will compete in represented by Lonnie good 400's on Saturday." will compete in the 15th Bob Rubega. another Big the hammer throw. Brian Johnson Kirby and Dave Thompson will also run Annual Boston College East champ. will be Walsh will join Malavich and Parsons, who ran on the the 400-yard intermediate Relays, New England's competing in the pole vault. Pehmoeller in the discus. UConn 4x1100 relay team hurdles with Dave Kent. largest outdoor track meet Rubega placed second at the Pehmoeller will be that finished second at Kent ran two impressive this weekend. The UConn UMass Relays. attempting his third event in UMass. relay legs in the 4x800 men's track team will be The Huskies have their the shot put. along with Kelleher's 4x400 team of (1:56.7) and the 4x400 (49 3, usual strong lineup going in Walsh. Jesse Hendersson. Steve represented in full force. at UMass. "All our key performers the other field events. Ted In the 100-meter dash. Keyes. Bernie Vogel and will be competing except Sahw will be competing in UConn hopes to enter Ray Chuck Thompson will also "I was happy with Kent's Bob Hopson (Big East indoor the triple jump. Shaw James. Ray has been participate. performance, and I've been high jump champ)." said jumped 46'2" at UMass. hampered by a muscle pull "Henderson ran on the really happy with the UConn coach Bill Kelleher. Although Hopson isn't that he suffered in the NCAA 4x100 team on Saturday, but attitude of the team so far. "I'd rather rest Bob for the competing in the high jump. semi-finals. If it's cold out. I'd rather have him running The spirit is good. The guys Penn Relays, which are one Kelleher will send Dave he won't run. because there the 400 where there's less seem ready to compete." week later." Dornfeld. Dave Kolokowski. would be a good chance of chance of him pulling a The Huskies are coming and Mike Jacob in the event. his leg tightening up again." muscle." Kelleher said. They'll get their chance on off their first outdoor meet at In the throwing events. Kelleher said. "I'm expecting a good Friday and Saturday at the UMass Relays on Dave v Bradford. Steve Whether James runs or showing from Thompson and Boston College. ...softball UConn downs Wesleyan for first win FROM PAGE 16 Conrad. Poirer and Longo all had two hits. By CHARLIE VACHRIS 139'3". winning the event at 17' The Huskies also captured Mead was pleased with The women's track team "I was especially pleased 43/4". the 440-yard and one-mile her team's performance. opened their outdoor season with Maria's javelin throw. I The Huskies did just as relays. "Wc were much bcilcr on Tuesday with an easy was surprised with her well in the running events, "I was happy with the way offensively in the second victory over Wesleyan distance this early in the with Sheila McCabe winning the meet went, particularly game." Mead said. "It College. 92-34. season." UConn coach both the 100 and 220-yard the girls' attitudes. They finally looks as if we "arc The Huskies dominated Maggie Dunlop said. dashes. were really psyched up for going to start hitting the the field events, taking four In other field events. Chrystal Caldwell took the this meet. In the past the ball. Also, a lot of people first places. Shirley Bruer Maria Pasquale won the 120-yard high hurdles in outdoor season was usually were able to play today, won the shot put with a toss "discus with a throw of 112*2"* 18.1. UConn took the 440 taken lightly, but judging by which is something wc of 35'1". while Maria Porillo and Sharon Morris led a intermediate hurdles with this meet, the girls seem to haven't been able to do." won the javelin with a toss of sweep in the long jump. Morris' winning time of be ready to have a successful UConn improved its 68.3. season." Dunlop said. record to 12-2. STUDENT UNION BOARD OF GOVERNORS and SUMMER EMPLOYMENT JORGENSEN AUDITORIUM PRESENT LOCAL Landscape An Evening with Laborers Part time/Full time Applications & Interviews Thurs. 4/17/80 Room 202 Commons CHUCK MANGIONE 2:30-5PM only and

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By JEFF HOOD baseman Jim Considine pitch to right-center to score and winner Larry Bossidy. second with one out. and Scan Brophy capped a charged the ball and threw to two more runs. now 2-1. Doug Elliot when designated hitter Mike four-run eighth inning rally first. Albino had beaten the The Huskies nearly tied it followed with a grounder to Panciera singled, the bases with a two-out. bases loaded ball and knocked in the go- up in the bottom of the ninth, second, and pinch-runner were loaded. single to propel Fairfield ahead run. when Considine led off the Kevin Trahan was forced at Ben Ruggles. playing left University to a 5-4 win over The next batter. Brophy. inning with a single up the second. John Gallic walked, field for the first time, came UConn Wednesday ripped a one-ball, two-strike middle off Fairfield starter putting runners at first and up to the plate hitting .071. afternoon. but the senior from Fairfield entered the top of Lunenburg. Mass. ripped a the eighth trailing UConn 2- line shot to right to score two I. hut first haseman Fred runs. But Panciera was Dana led oil the inning with thrown out by a mile when a bloop single to shallow left he tried to go to third on the Held thai shortstop Carl hit. (ju//ardi iiearb grabbed. "I was waving the runner Al Zappal Followed with a from second to score, and I walk, and Winters appeared guess Mike thought I was to get out of (he jam when sending him to third." the next batter hit into a 6-4- Husky head coach Andy .1 double plus. But Joe Baylock said. DeVcllis singhed off Winter That brought up Guzzardi, 10 score Dana from third. and the sophomore shortstop and Mike Butearis followed was called out on strides on a with another single to tie the Bossidy curveball to end the game. game. UConn's ace reliever Bob "There's no excuse for Hotter entered the game and that." Guzzardi said. "I walked the first batter on shouldn't have taken it. I lour pitches to load the should have been taking my bases. The next batter. Bill rips." Albino, trickled a grounder Baylock agreed. "You to the left side of the infield, UConn's Ben Ruggles drove in two runners in the ninth inning, only to have UConn fall and bv the time third short and lose, 5-4, to Fairfield[photo by Strieker]. SEE PAGE 12 *P 5POP All-State Bailey signs to play at UConn

Norman Bailey, the 6'4VJ" two-time Allstate Bailey was a first team Class LL all-star pick in his he gets to Storrs and starts playing with the team. basketball star at Northwest Catholic High School junior and senior seasons, leading Northwest It is expected that Bailey will be used as a in West Hartford has signed a National Letter of Catholic to three straight Hartford County Champ- swingman next season, playing mostly at small Intent to attend UConn. ionships. forward. Bailey chose UConn over his other final choices of Last week, Bailey was named by Eastern Georgetown, Providence, and Xavier in Ohio. Basketball Magazine as one of its top five high "Norman weighs 195 pounds and has great He is the second high school standout to sign with school stars in the East (Washington, D.C. and endurance. With that weight and stamina he will UConn next season, joining 5'8" point guard Karl north). Also joining Bailey on that squad are 7' have no problem handling the added burden of Hobbs from Cambridge Rindge and Latin High junior sensation Pat Ewing from Massachusetts, college basketball," Larson said. School in Massachusetts. 6'4" Ton Sluby from Washington, D.C, 6'7" Matt Although the Huskies were able to get Bailey to Bailey completed an outstanding scholastic Doherty from Hicksville, N.Y. and 6'7" Gary sign for next season, they left out another possible career, where he scored 1,699 points in his career. Springer from New York City. recruit in 6'6" guard Bill Besoir from Scranton, Pa. He averaged 18.8 points and 12 rebounds per game Charlie Larson, Bailey's coach at Northwest, said Bessojr has decided to join new head coach Bill in his senior year-. Bailey's role at UConn would be determined once Foster at South Carolina. Huskies top Aselton, Hobart lead Huskies' sweep Bulldogs 8-1

By KEVIN HUTSON other appearances." UConn season against one loss, Fuchs with a single. Laura By BETH GROSS Despite playing in weather coach Ruth Mead said. giving up six hits. She also Rubino went two for four The UConn women's suited for football. not The second game was no struck out 12. with the only home run of the tennis team was able to softball. the UConn women's contest, as UConn scored in The Huskies scored the contest, a shot over the withstand the cold, windy softball team swept a every inning except for one. only run they needed in the leftfielder's head. Mary Beth conditions Wednesday to doubleheader against winning 12-0. Aselton won first inning when Joanne defeat the Yale Bulldogs. Central Connecticut State her fourth game of the Poirier drove in Lauren SEE PAGE 15 8-1. College here Wednesday. The win over Yale is a Cheryl Hobart and Sherry positive sign for the Aselton both hurled remainder of spring play shutouts. pacing the for the Husky squad. Huskies' effort. "Being able to handle the The first game was a combi'nation of weather cliffhangcr. with UConn conditions yesterday plus taking a 1-0 victory. Their the competition of the only run came in the bottom Yale players proved to me of the fifth. With one out. that the team may have Kim Longo reached second one of its best seasons when Central pitcher Cindy every," said coach Pat Turcotte threw away Longo's Babcock. grounder to the moud. The Bulldogs only win Second baseman Mary Beth was from the no. 1 singles Curtis then drove in the player. Nancy Zettey. who winning run with a single to remained undefeated. She right field. beat Nancy Karlin 6-3. 6- Hobart upped her record 4. At the no. 2 spot, to 5-0. All of her victories arc UConn's Ginny Prouty shutouts. She hasn't given defeated Kristin Larson. up an earned run this 6-3. 6-4, while captain season. She struck out five Joan Sawyer beat her and allowed five hits. opponent. Sally Sprole. 6- "Cheryl gave up more hits I (onn's Cherry! Hobart pitches en route to a shut out against Central Connecticut. The todav than in anv of her Huskies swept Central 1-0, 12-0 Wednesday [photo by Strieker]. SEE PAGE 12