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Vol.XCI No. 40 The University of Connecticut Monday, November 2,1987 Supreme Court nominee Ginsburg accused of past conflict of interest WASHINGTON (AP)— decision that will reduce viewed as skirting a Supreme Court nominee government regulation of cable presidential executive order Douglas H. Ginsburg had operators. forbidding actions that create an almost S 140,000 invested in a "It is a First Amendment appearance of a conflict or of cable television corporation rights case that had economic favoritism. Violation of that when he "personally handled" a consequences to it..." said a order carries administrative Justice Department effort to formal federal ethics official penalties, such as a letter of have the court extend First familiar with the cable case but reprimand or suspension. Amendment protection to cable not with Ginsburg's role in it. Ginsburg, through his operators. "If I'm holding cable stock, informal spokesman W. An administration source that is a good thing for me." Stephen Cannon, declined close to Ginsburg said Ginsburg, nominated by yesterday to comment on his yesterday that Ginsburg President Reagan to succeed role in the cable case until he apparently did not raise the retired Justice Lewis Powell on has an opportunity to review possibility of staying out of the the court, apparently did not his records. „ase with Justice Department violate criminal conflict of A former head of the Justice superiors o r with agency ethics interest laws because the Department's antitrust division officers. He said Ginsburg company in which he invested and now a U.S. Circuit Court discussed the situation with a was not a direct party to the of Appeals judge, Ginsburg, subordinate. case even though it could 41, is little known to the The Supreme Court, on benefit from the ruling. public, and his professional June 2, 1986, adopted But ethics experts said performance is being Ginsburg's arguments in a Ginsburg's actions could be scrutinized by the Senate See page 4 CLOWNING AROUND—Clowns amuse the crowd at the Homecoming Parade Saturday morning (Jen Hehl Iran criticizes U.N. peace efforts MANAMA, Bahrain (AP) photo). Soviet diplomat visiting on, it seems that they are — Iran's powerful Parliament Tehran was quoted as unreliable and that they arc Sports center remains speaker yesterday accused the condemning "ugly" U.S. cheating us," state-run Tehran United Nations of "cheating" actions in the gulf. television quoted Rafsanjani as Iran in the world body's efforts In a report on Tehran radio, saying. on schedule, on budget to end the 7-year-old Persian monitored in Cyprus, "It is obvious that they (the By John Carella on the cast side of Hillside Gulf war. Rafsanjani said "the work on United Nations) have ill Daily Campus Staff Road. Creation of the heating Speaker Hashemi the international forums will intentions," the television Construction of the new hook-up has left a hole which Rafsanjani, in comments come after a decisive blow on reported him as saying. athletic center is currently on cuts off the sidewalk in the carried by official Iranian the battlefield." His comments came after schedule and within budget, area. The hole will be closed media, indicated his country Rafsanjani made his Yuli Vorontsov, Soviet first according to a progress report and the sidewalk will reopen in will not accept a U.N. remarks in a speech to students deputy foreign minister, met filed Friday with the state about three to four weeks. resolution to end the war with of a Tehran military college for with Iranian Foreign Minister Department of Public Works. Above-ground walls will also Iraq. The comments were Iran's the Islamic Revolutionary Ali Akbar Velayati in the last Gerry Scully, a consultant be poured during November. harshest criticism to date of the Guard Corps. stop of a regional tour. for Purccll Inc., the project's An informational picket, by United Nations. "In our talks with the Vorontsov was believed to construction consultant agency the plumber's union is still Meanwhile, Iraq and Iran United Nations, we have told be seeking Iran's acceptance of filed the report, which stated taking place outside the non- said their warplanes flew more them the solution for ending the U.N. cease-fire resolution that 12 percent of the project union gate of the project. The raids against each other's oil the war. But as the time goes passed last summer. was complete and about 12 workers arc not on strike but installations, and a senior percent of the budget has been arc protesting to inform the spent. Friday was the 124th public of the non-union day of the 1000- day project. plumbing sub-contractor on the Once the entrance level slabs site. are finished being poured, they Jim Sulzinski, Business will provide a large enclosed, Manager for the Hartford below-ground "doughnut". This Journeymen Plumbers Local area will be heated so work can 76 said that it was an economic continue within it through the decision by the general winter months. contractor to have a non-union Heat is now being connected sub-contractor on the job. Wall Street lengthens hours NEW YORK (AP) — Wall turns, the stock market ended Street plans to take some steps last week on a positive note. toward returning to normalcy Analysts said the market was this week by gradually growing more confident about lengthening trading hours, itself, the dollar and though the stock market still negotiations in Washington to hasn't regained its balance after cut the budget deficit. the collapse of two weeks ago. In the last four trading days, Investors, spooked by wide the market's best-known index, swings in prices and heavy the Dow Jones industrial trading volume in recent days, average, rose nearly 200 are waiting to see if today will points, or 11 percent, to finish be any different from the past the week at 1,993.53. two, when prices dropped Many analysts rcn ain YOUR HIGHNESSES—Homecoming King Brion Brandes and Queen Stephanie precipitously. cautious about the U.S. snek Robb smile and pose after being crowned at the Pep Rally in the football stadium For all its recent twists and market's prospects. Friday night (Chris Nelson photo). \S rInside Today: Weather Forecast: • INXS rocks Jorgensen. See page 12. Sunny today. • Some residents get used to Northwood. High 55 to 60. See page 7. S<. ALMANAC A STATE NATION WORLD 4 youths arrested Adviser calls deal Radiation poisoning on gun charges HARTFORD (AP>— Four city youths were with Soviets near affects 234, kills 4 arrested on weapons charges and two others were WASHINGTON (AP) — National security adviser ANGRA DOS REIS, Brazil (AP>— The radiation injured in a shooting as clergyman called for an end to Frank C. Carlucci said Sunday that a U.S.-Soviet poisoning of more than 200 people has raised serious the recent violence that has left one teen-ager dead. accord on intermediate-range nuclear missiles is "98 questions about the government's ability to control The four youths were arrested early Saturday in a percent of the way there " and predicted Senate its ambitious nuclear program, which includes the car shortly after police received reports of gunfire, ratification. technology for atomic weapons. SgL William Rushen said. About an hour earlier in However, a leading Senate Democrat warned that This vast nation of 138 million people has one an apparently unrelated incident, two teen-agers were the superpower pact could be doomed if conservative atomic power plant on line-in the quiet fishing slightly wounded when they were shot while standing Republicans tamper with it by attaching amendments community of Angra dos Reis-and two more planned. outside a building where there was a party. on issues like the Soviet occupation of Afghanistan. But it has no site for safety disposing of nuclear Later Saturday, cergymen addressed the subject of "I do think that there could be problems," said waste. violence at the funeral in Old Ship of Zion Baptist Sen. Alan Cranston, D-Calif., the Senate Democratic The navy minister has announced plans to make Church of Michael G. Williams, 15, of Hartford. whip who is also a member of the Senate Foreign fuel for atomic submarines, even though Brazil Williams was shot from a passing car last week Relations Committee and the Select Committee on doesn't have any nuclear powered subs. while standing with friends outside a building in his Intelligence. Last month's poisoning of 243 people in the North End neighborhood. Robert Grant, 18, of "There are 15-20 very conservative Republican central city on Goiania occurcd just one month after Hartford, who was a stranger to Williams, has been senators who I think are very likely to take on the President Jose Samey proudly announced that Brazil charged with murder in the case. treaty directly, and I think there are others who might had mastered the technique of enriching uranium, a "It seems we're living in a world where nobody take it on by indirection. ...They might well suggest necessary step in building an atomic bomb. cares about you," the Rev. James Gray of the various reservations or amendments that would, in A scavenger took a capsule of the isotope ccsium- Welcome Babtist Church said. "That is costing lives, effect, kill it," Cranston said on NBC-TV's "Meet the 137 from a partly demolished cancer treatment clinic. and we must do something about it." Press." A junk dealer broke open the 500-pound lead casing The Rev. Theodore Hudson of the Warburton Sen. Richard Lugar, a leading Republican and a and found about 3 ounces of a phosphorescent powder Community Church told mourners that "we're saying member of the Senate Foreign Relations Comittee, which he and others confused as carnival glitter. to the young people put up your weapons.** also predicted some tough sailing in the Senate for an "You don't need the fighting in the community," INF treaty. By late October, four people who had rubbed the he said. "I think there are a number of Republican senators cesium on their bodies, including a 6-year-old girl, Meanwhile, Rushen said the four suspects arrested and they'll be a few Democrats who arc not in favor were dead. Seven others remain hospitalized with Saturday were not charged with the shootings 45 of any treaty with the Soviet Union, feel it's little chance of survival. minutes earlier. unverifiable, unenforceable," the Indiana Republican It was considered the world's most serious nuclear Jeffcrcy McCann, 18, and Michael Ledbcttcr, 15, said on ABC-TVs "This Week with David Brinkley." radiation incident since the 1986 disaster at the were shot outside a house at 12:35 a.m., McCann in Lugar said he is "inclined to favor the treaty," but Chernobyl reactor in the Soviet Union that took more the hand and Lcdbeuer in the leg. Neither injury was is holding off a final decision until he sees the than 30 lives. serious, the police said. finished version. Rex Nazare, the president of the national Nuclear Rushen said the shootings apparently occurcd Carlucci, who accompanied Secretary of State Energy Commission, said on nationwide television during a party. George P. Shultz on his trip to Moscow a week and a the Goiania incident would not affect Brazil's nuclear At 1:20 a.m., patrol officers responded to another half ago, said he didn't foresee any problems in program, which he declared safe. report of shots fired nearby. Congress for the treaty. "Our conscience is clear," he said.

IN OTHER NEWS- BERLIN (AP)— An unidentified man PITTSBURGH (AP)— Surgeons rammed his car into barriers in East Berlin transplanted a liver, pancreas and part of a KANSAS CITY, Mo. (AP)— The opening shots in a war against hard-core early Sunday after speeding through stomach and intestine Sunday into a 3- Checkpoint Charlie in West Berlin, police pornography— a $300,000 campaign year-old girl who has never eaten solid food said. because of a deadly defect in her digestive system. including billboards, a newspaper insert and a TV program- have been fired in The man, who had blood on his head from the Doctors said that without the experimental crash, was taken from the eastern control checkpoint sundry, Tabitha Foster of Madisonvillc, Ky., would Kansas City by activists who say their target is dehumanizing and dangerous. on a stretcher by East German border police, West have died within weeks. Berlin police quoted observers as saying. The operation hegan at 10 p.m. Saturday and ended Their critics, however, say the group is using nearly 15 hours later at 12:45 p.m.Sunday, said Lynn scare tactics and exaggerating the problem to arouse MOSCOW (AP)— A vast majoritj of McMahon, spokeswoman for Children's Hospital. the public, and they raise the specter of censorship Soviets favor eliminating nuclear weapons Tabitha was in the hospital's intensive care unit in down the road. from Europe, but a sizeable minority fear critical condition, which is normal following The campaign launched over the past month by such disarmament may be dangerous for transplant operations, Ms. McMahon said. the National Coalition Against Pornography and its their country, according to an opinion poll. "Tabitha is doing very well now, taking into local affiliate urged people to Stand Together The survey, conducted by the French polling consideration that she's had a very large operation that Opposing Pornography, or STOP. It featured 80 organization Ipsos from Oct 1-12, indicated 52 went into the night," Dr. Marc Rowc, the hospital's billboards, a two-hour television program, direct mail percent of Soviets view the United States as a chief surgeon, said Sunday evening. "She looks pleas, a 12-page newpapcr insert and a phone bank to "declared enemy" of the Soviet Union. good." take calls from financial contributors. But in answer to another question, 61 percent regarded relations with the United States as "not bad". WEATHER

Today, sunny, high 55 Extended Forecast to 60. Tonigh clear and Fair Wednesday and cold, low 30 to 35. Thursday .clearing Friday. Tuesday, sunny and High temperatures in the mild, highs in the lower 60s Wednesday and 60s. Thursday, and the 50s Friday.

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Postmaster: Send Form 3579 to USPS129580000 The Daily Campus, 11 Dog Lane, Second Class Postage paid at Storrs, Conn. 06268. The Daily Stem, Conn. 06268. Published at Campus is an associate member The Daily Campus, Box U-189, of the Associated Press which Monday through Friday 9/12-12/9, is exclusively entitled to 1/26-5/5. reprint material published The six Republican presidential candidates join hands in Houston Wednesday. Telephone: 429-9384. within. The candidates are: (left to right) Alexander Haig, Vice President George Bush, • Pierre* DuPont, Jaek Kemp, flob-Dele, and Pat Robertson - fUPF pinto): The Daily Campus, Monday, November 2, 1987 Page 3 iNews1 Student to run for board of education By Michael Coon policies was passed from the Smith, but they expect fiscal He also said that "I want Johnson said that the Daily Campus Staff university to a more responsibility from the board. to make sure that the students residents of Ashford will be A part-time graduate conventional style school The extra cost is not considered who arc marginal or at risk voting for their own student, who wants to ensure system, said Johnson. a problem; now the town can academically, receive their representatives to the board but that all Mansfield students get In the past, the school was decide how monies arc to be diplomas and that they have a that the Ashford member's "the quality education they are run by a UConn board of spent." variety of options once they votes will not carry as much accustomed to", is running for trustees' appointed director and Johnson said that he wants graduate." weight as their Mansfield the Mansfield E.O. Smith "the school was at the mercy of to "ensure that the students at Johnson said that as a colleagues. board of education. the board of trustees and the Smith who are in the upper member of the UConn board of He said that this is because Geoffrey Johnson, a (state) legislature", said portion of their class, will trustees he "spent time in the Mansfield contributes a UConn political science Johnson. recruitment and retention of majority of students to the graduate, is a former student- Johnson said that although continue to rccicvc the quality school, but that the weighting education they've been minority students." "I want to elected member of the UConn the town will now run the help students who may not be of board member's votes may board of trustees. school, which means that the receiving and that those student getting the attention they change in the future if the Johnson is running for one town will have to pay more for in the middle receive adequate deserve", said Johnson. school composition changes. of three Mansfield seats on the their children's education, advice and counseling so that He said that "as a member Johnson has worked as the board of education. Last "people from the town want to they have a better chance to get of the (UConn) board of campaign manager for State summer, control over E. O. maintain the quality of into their first-choice colleges." trustees I have a large amount Representative Marie Herbst, Smith academic and fiscal jcatipn they are used to at of education experience that I as a legislative aide to State feel can benefit the town." Representative Johnathan Teacher's salaries have Pelto, and as a regional field been raised state-wide but that coordinator for Governor ooooh! Caught without "I need to look at (raising William O'Neil. Johnson, a teacher's salaries) once elected", democrat, is running for public cash? or marketable said Johnson. office for the first time. Johnson said that he wants Johnson, originally from skills? to rebuild tics with UConn Shelton Connecticut, is now because "the university has the executive assistant for many resources, such as the policy affairs to the state library, that (E.O. Smith) commisioner of agriculture. students can tap into, to their Mansfield residents can EARN $$$$ WORKING FOR THE benefit." vote for the candidates for the UCONN DEVELOPMENT OFFICE The school system in two boards of education, the Mansfield is divided into two town council and the planning areas overseen by two separate and zoning commision at the boards. Grades kindergarten Audrey P. Beck building at the 3-5 nights a week, Sunday - Thursday, 6-10 pm through 8 are under the comer of route 195 and South supervision of a different board Eagleville road on Tuesday $ 4.75 an hour plus bonuses. of education than E.O. Smith November 3. Excellent resume experience - on campus location. high school. Both boards have seats that up for election. E.O. Smith is part of state school district 19, comprising Write news Call 486-5600 - ask for Karen Mansfield and Ashford.

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2 PERFORMANCES ONLY! Jorgensen Friday. Novwnbtr 6 8 PM Silurdiy NovtmbW 7 ■ I PM Auditorium Department of ■N| JMYIIII1- Of (0-.>. •«/. The Daily Campus, Monday, November 2, 1987 Page 5 'News Reagan appointees at fault on environment, Democrats say BEDFORD, N. H. (AP)— groups, were sent to the 12 issues as acid rain and depletion Five Democratic presidential major candidates of both of the ozone layer. candidates at an environmental parucs, said Susan Casey, who Several chided the forum Sunday blamed many of organized the event. Republican candidates for not the nation's pollution Rep. Richard Gephardt, D- participating in the forum. problems on poor White House Mo., declined because of a "Now we see none of the leadership, and several chidcd family commitment, she said. Republicans willing to show their GOP rivals for not All the Republicans, including up," said Gore. "Their policies attending. Vice President George Bush might as well be on that "We can't wait around for a and Senate Minority leader Bob garbage barge floating around statute," said the Massachusetts Dole, R-Kan., also cited the Gulf of Mexico." Gov. Michael Dukakis. scheduling conflicts However, former Secretary "We're not going to clean up Each of the candidates of State Alexander Haig held a acid rain without strong, present stressed the difference news conference minutes before national leadership...States his leadership whould make in the forum and also criticized have acted, but we can't stop attacking problems such as acid the Reagan administration's this stuff from crossing state rain, toxic wastes, nuclear efforts to negotiate an lines." energy and groundwatcr agreement with Canada Dukakis, former Arizona protection. controlling acid rain. Gov. Bruce Babbitt, Illinois Jackson stressed prevention "It look six years, which Sen. Paul Simon, Jesse through eliminating the source were lost on van important Jackson and Tennessee Sen. of contamination and educating subject, before the president Albert Gore each criticized people to realize pollution is a asked (former Transportation President Reagan's appointees global problem, particularly Secretary) Drew Lewis to go to for what they called the lax acid rain. Canada," Haig said. enforcement of environmental "Acid rain docs not come NEW UCONN POLICE UNIFORMS? Actually this protection statutes. from heaven down," Jackson ***************** clown marched in the homeconing parade Saturday Invitations to the two-hour said, "It comes from the earth's forum, which was sponsored hazardous (emissions) upward." by Vote Environment, a Dukakis called for an international summit of such Babbit hurt in car wreck coalition of environmental Babbitt, a lawyer himself, PHOENIX, Ariz (AP)— The former Arizona governor and his son called the "best lawyer in ^"> FLOWERS FOR LOVERS Democratic presidential hopeful Phoenix," his wife, Hattie, Bruce Babbitt and his son Christopher, 12, were heading to play basketball at a hotel after the accident. Manager Campus escaped serious injury but their said. car was destroyed when a health club when a van with rain-soaked brakes collided with Both BabbiU and his son motorist rear-ended die auto and were wearing seatbelts, the Florist it hit a car in front the rear of Babbitt's 1977 Buick LcSabre, Manager said. spokesman said. First Quality Native Babbit, 49, suffered Babbitt has had back possible whiplash, said Babbitt's car then hit a vehicle in front of it that problems before but is an $12.50 doz campaign spokesman Vada outdoors enthusiast who has ROSES Manager. No one else in contained an aquaintance, Phil taken long bicycling, hiking Halloween Flowers & Balloons Saturday's three-car accident Weeks, who also was going to the health club. Manager said. and cross-country ski trips. R! 195 Downtown Storrs (Next to Pauls Pizza) 487-1193 reported and injuries. The former governor made several television and photo appearances later in the day and then boarded a flight for New Hampshire, Manager said. "He was feeling fine," the spokesman said, adding that Babbitt would probably use a DEATHTRAP heating pad while in New Hampshire and would consult a Ira Levin's devilishly clever murder mystery DEATHTRAP will keep you guessing doctor if necessary.

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By Peggy Shannon of them and angry at myself." with the Women's Center, Daily Campus Staff In high school, Kelly says which Kelly deemed "weird", courtesy of a helicopter Deciding to quit college is her friends had considered her because she says, "I thought the most dedicated among them the Women's Center was avant- not an easy decision. Deciding ELAT, Israel (AP) — Gray said the helicopter was to education. garde or only for lesbians. I to return is a harder one. Sylvester Stallone had a close supposed to fly about six feet Another factor in her thought women and men were Laura Kelly made both call on the set of "R am bo III" above Stallone's head. He said decisions. After withdrawing decision to return to school already equal." In the working sphere on Sunday when a helicopter the pilot misjudged the distance from UConn during her was what she saw as, "a sense because dust and flames of stagnation", adding that, "It however, she discovered sexism buzzed him during a stunt and seventh semester in 1984, she shrouded the set was not rewarding to talk to and sexual harassment existed missed his head by a few returned this fall to finish what inches. The scene was filmed in has become an education of all drunk people anymore." in all places. This realization led her to later become "I suppose if it had gotten this Red Sea resort 190 miles sorts. When her boyfriend decided south of Jerusalem. Filming in involved in woman's issues any lower I could have saved Before she withdrew, Kelly to move to California, Kelly Israel began in the summer and faced the choice of going with upon her return to UConn. the cost of a haircut," Stallone says she lacked motivation for was quoted as saying by will wrap up by the end of classes and invested all her him or finishing her degree. "When I returned to school I felt I had to take a Women's production spokesman Tom November, Gray said. time in dorm life. As a result She choose to finish her Additional scenes for the film, degree and to return to UConn Studies course, because I want Gray. she did poorly in her courses. Stallone ducked just in time which is set in Afghanistan, For Kelly, the biggest hurdle because she valued her first good relations with men, but I don't know how to handle and escaped unharmed. Gray will be shot in Thailand and she faced was telling her three years here. Pakistan. sexism and sexual harassment.1 said. parents her decision. 'Telling In fact, she was an active Rambo HI is scheduled for my parents that I was going to student while at UConn. She As both a veteran of the "real Gray said the scene called for a French-made Puma release in the summer of 1988. withdraw was scary. I had all received an award from her world" and of UConn, Laura my friends in my room, egging dorm for being, "the person Kelly might be a little older helicopter to buzz Stallone as *********** me on." who loves UConn the most", than most seniors, but also explosives went off and fire flared around the actor. When she finally called, her as well as serving on dorm little wiser for the experience. parents reassured her that they council and being a former i, had been expecting it. President of McMahon. Both Kelly's parents are in Her academic involvement) education. Her mother, a did not come as easily. For her teacher, and her father, an first six semesters Kelly was employee at the teacher's unsure of her academic major See 20/20 in union, both directed her and career plans, saying that, "I | towards college from the time only knew that I liked to read/ she was young. Consequently she changed | For a person whose majors several limes. 60 Minutes. childhood orientation has been Taking lime off however, I toward college and who gave her a chance to focus her expected to graduate in four goals. She is now interested in Most Contact Lenses Fit & Dispensed SAME DAY. years, leaving school mid- writing as a career and has also | degree can be daunting. changed as a student. Kelly solved the dilemna by Where before she attended I BAUSCH & LOMB STANDARD going home for six months to four or five hours of classes a save money and then moving week, she now makes it to[ SOFT CONTACT LENSES $99 to Rhode Island with a friend. almost every class. Complete visual analysis $38 There, she bartended at eight Kelly says she now has al different places; a job she greater appreciation for learning relished, explaining that time in the classroom, "Every Contact lens fitting fee and follow-up visits $55 bartending gave her a sense of moment in class I feel my power, becauses it is typically mind is being opened a little | Sterilizer and Care Kit $25 "a man's profession"." bit more. When I miss a class For Kelly, school was I feel I've really missed out." DR. A.M. GOLDSTEIN. OPTOMETRIST something she always knew Her change as a student has she would return to. It was a also led to a change in her Mansfield Shopping Plaza, Rt. 44, Storrs simply a question of when and attitude towards education, (next to the A&P) where. Her parents however, "Now I see school as a means Walking distance to UConn campus were not as sure. to getting to my goals", she 'My parents were negative. explains. 429-6111 They thought I'd be a bartender Her views about the world forever." have not remained the same as Come in with Brown Eyes and What in part motivated her well, particularly her attitude to return to college was, as she' towards woman's status. Walk out with Blue or Green. puts it, "Seeing my friends When she was a sophomore, CALL TODAY! graduate and earn higher and her roommate was a re-entry higher salaries made me jealous student and was very involved

The Black Students Association and The Student Union Board of Governors present JULIUS ERVING Wednesday, November 4, 1987 at 7:30 in Jorgensen Auditorium $3.00 for student admission $6.00 for general admission Tickets on Sale NOW! at the Jorgensen Auditcrium The Daily Campus, Monday, November Z, 1987 Page 7 iLife Styles Northwood, is it an apartment complex, a dorm or a great place to live? campus, but the covenience often in a dorm of their choice. encapsulates the community's By Andrew McNeil campus. character wins and the hope is Sullivan is one of these isn't the same. A trickle of dissenters left for Campus Correspondent However, as September the promised sense of that the T-shirts will then be Less than a month ago, students whose intial anger is made up with the winning mirrored by his fellow progressed things began to community, but not all Kevin Sullivan described his print for residents. residents. Since Northwood is change. Northwood openings were filled. residence as, "the worst of both roommates and eventually Inexplicably, no one else The second announcement worlds." located almost a mile from was that die drive to get "Cat" campus, residents see dormmates became familiar, wanted to leave. Today he loves it. and then comfortable with each It seems that as the 140 his shots was a success. Cat, Something has happened at themselves as isolated and not alias Tigger, alias Crazy Cat, being able to participate in other. With this familiarity, residents of Northwood became UConn's Northwood came the adjustment of each used to life at the compex, is the rapidly maturing kitten Apartments. many of the extracurricular hat has roamed from building activitcs that their on-campus resident's schedule to minimize some of the positive aspects The apartment complex that any incovcnicnccs. to building in Northwood, formerly housed graduate counterparts can. that scmi-off-campus living throwing his affection this A shuttle bus travels Because of the cancellations offered, surfaced. students and teaching assistants and no-shows in on-campus way and that, depending on is now occupied by transfer non-stop on weekdays from Mike Ruth, a student in a dormitories, a few students which apartment is offering the students as a result of the lack 7:00 a.m. till 10:00p.m. room with no dissenters, says were able to move on-campus. largest bowl of milk. of housing available on between Northwood and that no one from his He's come to symbolize the apartment wanted to leave community character, explains because a comaraderic has converted Nolhwood fan developed between his Sullivan. REGISTER NOW!!! roomatcs. "Yeah," chims in Sullivan's NEW COURSE ON ENTREPRENEURSHIP "We were forced to know neighbor, Jack Derewonko. each other, " he says, "but "The Cat's cool, like a lot of DESIGNED FOR NON-BUSINESS MAJORS learned to like each other. the people around here." None of us has a reason to A new, but growing FIINDED BY THE WOLFF PROGRAM leave. We're comfortable in phenomenon at Northwood is Northwood." the desire of some to stay here As September merged into for the next semester. DAYS: TUESDAY AND THURSDAY October, a feeling of "It is not fair", resident Laura community sneaked into the Vecchio says. "First we're TIME: 7:00 - 8:30 P.M. Northwood complex. stuck out here, then just as Elections were held for a we're settling down and Northwood Board of Govenors starting to like it, we're being PLACE: SBA-321 rind 22 percent of the student forced to move. I love it here." population turned in its vote, Northwood Student Board while on-campus voting had Vice President Ann Fleming only an 18 percent turnout. says, "If students still don't Forinformationpte Sharon. Turk, Hall Director like it here, they will because of Northwood, was pleasantly our board has some real surprised by the comparatively exciting things planned." larger voter turnout. A letter students received "It seems that residents are sometime this summer; the finally adjusting to life at one that originally doomed 25% OFF Northwood", transfers to Northwood, also Turk said in a recent dooms them to campus in the interview. "I think that most spring semester. ENTIRE STOCK of the students are excited "... many will be reluctant about the uniqueness offered by to leave", the letter states. the apartments." "However, all undergraduates at OF Larry Kccnan, co-president of Noribwood will have to be the newly elected board says relocated to on-campus that there is a binding element here, not found elsewhere on- residences for the spring campus. semester." "Everyone here's the same. **************** northern teles Almost to a person, we're * * # junior transfers; we're at the * * same age; we're looking at life * 25 through the same magnifying 3 fD SWEATERS glass", says Kcenan. m 3 fD * ■"■ • The first board meeting went *■♦■ much like any on-campus I fD a meeting would. With an informal air, specifics were attended to; a Halloween e? barbacue was planned for this * *■*■ fD past Friday; a study room is c being looked into; and public * (Northwood residents) service fD announcements were to be * * fD made. * Two items on the agenda * were uniquely "Northwoodish". * •<3 Designs for T-shirts depicting * Northwood arc going to be accepted. The design that best jfrgfrgg$»»**»***»

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'87 Mansfield elections Super Tuesday, it is not. But if you have a stake in the future of Mansfield, you will want to vote in tomorrow's town elections. Of major concern are seats on the Town Council, the Planning and Zoning Commission, the Board of. Education, and the District 19 School Board. Three reasons for UConn students to vote: 1) Mansfield's town government will play a large role in the future of projects like ConnTech and the "Dream Campus" that have a major impact on the town as well as the university. 2) College students are not taken seriously as a ■Mike Royko voting bloc because of the exceptionally low turn-out of the 18-24 age group. This considerably weakens the political clout of university communities. A big turnout now could help make a strong impression on Love for sale: '88 candidates and help ensure that student issues will be addressed in the upcoming election year. 3) As a member of a democratic system, it is the Penned pal offers right thing to do. With few exceptions, those running seem to be jail bait romance capable and committed. There are some outstanding candidates which should be further mentioned. Some convicts spend their time my letters the kind you'll love to read. I As a USG representative and member of the counting the long days. But not Eric have a great imagination — that's why I UConn Board of Trustees, Geoffrey Johnson, a Echols. He's trying to start a mail-order day dream and fantasize so much. Democrat, has admirably served UConn students, business — or a scam of sorts — while "And sometimes I'd like to describe most notably as the architect of 1985's "Bigger, he's locked up in the Texas prison things you and I would be doing Better Deal". He is running for a seat on the District system. TOGETHER — special things in special 19 School Board, and can be expected to work hard He's sending spicy love letters to places. women. And he says that if they enjoy "I'll always try to cheer you up and I'll and well. He should get a seat. his letters, he will keep them coming always try to make you feel loved, George Hill, a Democrat, is Mansfield's current daily — for a fee. wanted, needed — and stimulated! mayor and a respected long-time member of the One such letter was recently received "I'm very macho and definitely not a Council. He is actively involved in both town and by Chicagoan, Jan Kodner. wimp. I'm ALL man! And I'd like to university and has capably administered Mansfield "I don't know how he got my name," have a special kind of relationship with since taking over the top post this summer. He Jan said. "Probably out of a phone book. you. So this may be the start of deserves reelection. But I was surprised, especially by the something wonderful for both of us. Two Republicans, Edwin Passmore and J.C. tone of the letter." "I'm willing to take a chance on you, if Martin, also should be re-elected. Passmore has Although the letter was handwritten, you're willing to take a chance on me. So been a strong, independent voice on the council for it's obviously one of many that have been how about it? Won't you at least give me many years. Martin may be less involved in run off on a copying machine. a chance to tell you a little more about It says: "Hi! Do you like to receive myself and try to make you happy." university affairs than Hill or Passmore, but he has Then came the pitch: taken an admirable position on maintaining letters from guys? If you're a mature, single woman like I heard, I'm sure you "Let's try it, shall we? Let me write to Manfield's "rural character" and on service to the do. you every weekday for two weeks. handicapped. You'll receive 10 letters. Aline Booth, a Democrat, is the head of "What kind of letters. Romantic? "All I ask you to do is send me $10 to Mansfield's Planning and Zoning Commission. She Interesting? Spicy? Stimulating? take care of the postage, stationery and so has 22 years of solid experience on the PZC, and Friendly? Chatty? on. That's not asking too much, is it? "How about all of the above? "I've sent you a inmate trust fund seems the best choice to see Mansfield and UConn "Wouldn't it be gref' if every time you through the years of development ahead. deposit slip. Follow the directions, then went to your mailbox you'd find a letter write me a letter telling me that you've Steve Lofman, a Republican also running for a from a guy waiting for you? And not just sent it. seat on the PZC, shows a good understanding of the ordinary letters, but very special and "You just wouldn't believe how eager balance of business and community interests needed thrilling letters." I am to hear from you — and begin our in town planning. While he may at times disagree He goes on to explain that he is 23, thrilling adventure together. with Booth, a PZC with both would serve Mansfield single, an ex-Marine and is in prison due "Love, Eric." and UConn well. to "a most tragic confrontation with the And there was a form enclosed that Voters should keep in mind that they will be able law." permits people to send money to Eric, by to vote for several names in each area, and that Then he gushes on: "For a long way of the inmate trust fund, which names on the ballot have not been paired-off into time, I've wished I had a woman I could handles prisoners' money. either-or columns. write to every night just before I go to Will Jan send $10 to get Eric's dreams One of the most welcome developments this bed. I'd like this woman to be not just my and fantasies of things they would be election year has been the removal of the party lever. friend but also my 'dream lover.' doing together — "special things in This puts the emphasis on the individual rather than "I think you're the kind of woman I special places." the party he belongs to. It provides for a stronger could really learn to like a lot. It would be "To be honest," Jan said, "I am and more varied government. good for me to have a woman like you to curious about what fantasies he has about write to — and I know it would be good the two of us. Along those lines, one interesting Republican for you, too! "And I do enjoy getting mail as much proposal made during last Wednesday's candidate "I'd like to get out of here someday as the next person, although I am a concerned the deputy mayor. They suggested that and make my dream come true. (I'll tell happily married man — my first child the post be filled by a member of the opposite party. you more about my dream when I know being due next month. This could provide for greater representation and you better.)" "So I have sent him my picture," said variety in the upper levels of town government. Said Jan, who received the letter: "I Jan, an attorney. Registered voters can cast their ballots at the found that dream lover stuff a bit "Maybe when Mr. Echols sees my Audrey P. Beck building along Route 195 next to forward." bald head and bushy beard, I can have his E.O. Smith High School. Then Eric's prose becomes even more 'postage and handling' fee reduced." titillating. "I'll try extra hard to make all Mike Royko is a syndicated columnist ■Chris Van Doren- Oil l!\J«M DRL math doesn't add up UConn students Once again the Department of If you are lucky enough to be living in Student Affairs and Services and the the six-person rooms in the jungle, take are responsible Department of Residential Life have made note. All you have to do is find someone •I feel compelled to respond unavailability of speakers. The an arbitrary decision that negatively willing to swap into a room with five to the recent articles printed in workshops, which present affects student life on campus. roommates! What could be simpler? The Daily Campus and The current factual information, In September Dr. Carmen Vance, (Maybe you switch with the guy who has Advance regarding attitudes of teach proper use of a condom, Assistant Vice President/Director the drug-dealing roommate. Maybe you university students towards and involve students in small Residential Life wrote a letter which AIDS and safer sex. In my group discussions on can get a discount. Maybe you will need communication issues in safer awaited every resident upon their return opinion, UConn students have it.) been misrepresented as sex, have been very well to campus in September. The letter There is not even a central location disinterested and attended by both men and informed students that any disciplinary to organize body swaps. If you want to unknowlcdgcablc regarding women. sanction (including disciplinary swap, you must either call somebody AIDS, and unwilling to Several years ago the gay probation) will result in being put at the who made the effort to put up a sign in practice safer sex. Mention community within the United bottom of the housing priority list next your dorm or go to the effort yourself of was also made about the lack States was blamed for year — read: You will not be living on making a sign, copying it, and trouncing- of AIDS programming on spreading the. AIDS virus. campus next year. around campus, up and down the campus. They have since proven that So be forewarned; do not play your stairways, hanging up your sign. Possibly, I am observing people arc indeed receptive to stereo too loud, drink in common areas, students from a different AIDS information and Students who desire to swap should be subsequent sexual behavior or talk back to anyone in authority able to put up a notice on a central bulletin vantage point, which is because your punishment could very well service-oriented as opposed to change. While the incidence of board and read other notices, calling strickly research oriented, but sexually transmitted disease be living off-campus next year. those which they are interested in. this is not at all the picture I (including new HIV infections) Now DRL has decided there will be no By eliminating room draw for this see. has plunged in the gay room draw this semester because "there semester, the only thing that DRL In response to the statement community as condom use has will not be enough vacancies to allow accomplishes is a reduction of work load that "It's difficult for people to become a way of life, STD's people to move. Spaces which do become for its own department. DRL should seek out this (AIDS) (including AIDS) are on the available will be used to reassign students immediately reinstitute the dorm and information," during the first rise in the heterosexual in Northwood and Whitney". campus-wide room draw for this half of the fall semester alone, population. Think about this for a second or semester. die Health Services has been But statistically observable change is gradual. Both two.. .if 500 people elect to go to to room Those students who endured difficult deluged with inquiries regarding draw, they create 500 openings in rooms. AIDS, particularly questions increased awareness and attitude housing situations this semester due to a change eventually lead to When, at room draw, they choose a about transmission and conflict with their roommate, a bad prevention. At least 75 percent positive bchaviorable change. room, they fill 500 openings. location on campus relative to their of the recent incoming calls I have every confidence that I fail to see how "there will not be classes, or most likely, due to the mistake and walk-ins reported by the UConn students will begin enough vacancies to allow people to the University made in admitting too Health Education office have practicing safer sex. The move". But then again I've only had many students this year should have been AIDS-related. Many have awareness is now there Math 210 and this topic wasn't covered. every opportunity to move to a new dorm been in response to bi- (contrary to comments made in Maybe I need to take a graduate course in and/or room. monthly AIDS posters recent articles)-students are "The Mathematics of Room Draw" to At the very least, DRL should throughout campus and the thinking and talking about understand how the number of vacancies reinstitute the dorm room draw which AIDS; What it is and How to AIDS. affects the feasibility of room draw. Avoid li pamphlet mass They are exploring some doesn't require much effort on their part very personal attitudes and There is some good news for those of mailed to all students. This but will result in a better situation for pamphlet included a values about sexuality. They you who wanted to leave your roommates numerous students. responsible activities checklist are clearly heading in the right who are Hare-Krishnas or deal enough Chris Van Dor en is a USG to be completed by students, direction. Our students are on cocaine out of your room to pay for the representative (Frats) and a contributing which spurred numerous lop of things. new sports center. "Body for Body columnist. His views do not necessarily questions and request for further Already, there are visible swaps will continue to be possible all reflect those of USG. information. signs that students are semes'er" It was further stated that progressing through the "students do not attend AIDS process at a respectable pace. seminars or lectures because Condom purchaces have they fear that by attending, significantly increased in the they'll be branded gay, sexually Health Services pharmacy. Rooms are privilege, not right: promiscuous or intravenous Many more students are drug users." I guess the purchasing spermicidal foam, UConn students have missed which may play a role in DRL housing policy is correct the boat on this one too, inactivating the AIDS virus. because the AIDS education They are even questioning the network on campus has been pharmacist. Students are • The Department of population needs to realize that live with? If you really want to swamped by requests for safer requesting more workshops, Residential Life has recently on-campus housing is not a sex workshops in the residence more lectures, more materials. come under attack from The drink a beer, just drink it in right, it is a privilege. DRL's your room. halls. So someone please Daily Campus, the USG, and, Housing and Food Service Forty are now scheduled for convince me that our students consequently, from much of So to DRL I say, "You Contract sets forth die rules of made a mistake, and your this semester, and the group is are apathetic and irresponsible. the student population. the game explicitly. If unable to accept further Sandy Struck Figoten Unfortunately, the information system needs desperately to be somebody willingly choses to amended." To the Daily requests at this time due to Student Health Services provided by The Daily Campus ignore the rules, I think he has been very one sided. It is Campus, the USG, and the should lose his privilege of student population I say, my intention, here, to provide University supplied housing. some arguments in favor of "University housing is a DRL's policies, in the hope of Carmen Vance's proposal privilege. If you abuse that making the student population (not yet officially privilege (however you choose How you can vote aware that DRL is not "out to implemented) is directed at the to do so), be aware that you get" anyone, as has been people who intentionally break will be held accountable for implied. die windows in my dorm, the your actions. The rules are in town elections people who consistendy wake really quite easy to comply Ironically, my first point is •The students at the that DRL is ultimately to me up with loud music at 2:30 with." vote getters are elected. You University will benefit if the may vote for any six. For blame for the serious housing in the morning, the people Lastly, to the RA's I say, responsible for pulling fire referendum regarding the example, you may vote for A shortage on campus. Their "Don't be on a power trip — construction of a sidewalk on system of estimating the alarms, the people who aim and B in the same number you are not policemen; but South Eagleville Road (Route block. demand for on-campus housing bottle-rockets at students on don't be shy — if somebody the sidewalk below, the people 275) is approved For information on where should make such drastic sixty feet up has a pumpkin I urge every eligible voter you vote call Registrers of miscalculations impossible who throw pizza boxes out aimed at my head, I'd rather he windows, etc. to vote yes for this project. Voters 429-3305. (over 400 in 1983, over 700 in lived off-campus." For the first time there are Please take the dme to vote 1987). Clearly, the present Frankly, I would not mind Dan Fontaine no party levers on die ballot. Tuesday, November 3rd system needs to be re-examined if those people were forced out When voting for the Frances W. Sikand and revised. of my residence hall. Dr. Mansfield Town Council Mansfield Center But this still leaves us with Vance's proposal does not say Candidates, it is most die task of finding housing for that "that open can of beer is important to note that there is several hundred students your ticket to Woodhaven no pairing. Position on the immediately. My second point, Apartments," — but is the Ballot is the result of random then, is that the student open container rule so hard to Write drawing. The nine highest Letters The Daily Campus, Monday, November 2, 1987 Page 12 Arts INXS Kicks Jorgensen crowd into frenzy

By Orin Levy Like Thieves". This ten minute Daily Campus Staff piece of dynamite jolted the crowd to life, prompting a surge 'Twas All Hallows Eve toward the stage that went that settled upon the UConn uncontaincd. campus this past Saturday night The rest of the evening was as INXS - with special guest. standing room only as all The Brandos - shook the remained standing for fear of foundations of Jorgenson missing a single sight or auditorium with an incredible obscurring a single note should two and a half hour show as part they sit down. of this past weekend's Those who weren't fortunate Homecoming festivities. This enough to obtain a ticket to this event was sponsored by the sold-out event need not fret. SUBOG Concert Committee. They can be seen, and heard, in the upcoming film Dogs in The Brandos, a New York Space that stars the lead singer city-based band, played their Michael Hutchins. brand of hard-driving rock and Kinchins' stage presence roll that sprang mostly from was an unreal thing to behold. their first and only album. The band's six members were Honor Among Thieves. This each excellent in their own four-member band recently right, but Hutchins stood out as finished a tour with Georgia the obvious superior. His vocals Satellites in Boston, and from mixed the charged style of John their launched their own tour Cougar with the awe-inspiring which will take them through to presence of Jim Morrison. It has spring of '88. Sporting a sound probably been said, and LISTEN LIKE THIEVES - A sold out Jorgensen crowd paid close attention to amazingly similar to the Del consequently heard, time and INXS frontman Michael Hutchins (abovej, as well as the rest of the band, this past Fuegos, they overcame a minor time again that Hutchins is the Saturday night as the six-man band performed as the featured act of this year's screw up on the sound board - spitting image of Doors Homecoming concert. (Shawn Cochran photo) that being that the overall froniman Morrison. This is the volume was too loud, absolute truth. Hutchins worked obscurring the vocals, and came the stage with an exaggerated across good. sexuality that the crowd simply This Week At Hillel W®(fl0 4ftQn Friday Uh "The Ten Shabbat Services Commandments" and Dinner INXS with 5:30 PM Rabbi Razin $3.50 W/HAC Hcadliner INXS jammed devoured. At one point he with a 23 song set, which performed a section of a song 7:00 PM $5 all others included material off their latest spead eagle on his back, album Kick , and went as far prompting screams from around Saiftunirdlaiy 7ftDn Smmndlaiy SftOn back as their first album. The the auditorium. Once Hutchins show kicked off with the tide felt that he had satisfactorily Israeli Film Night Bagel Brunch track to Kick, and was followed worked the adoring fans into a Movie / Pizza $2.00 Rep. Miles Rappaport- by "Guns", "Calling All frenzy, he turned the tide to cool 11 "Jewish Issues in Nations", and "New them down by throwing large Sensations". All four starting cups of water onto the crowd - Avanti Popolo" State Politics" songs were from the new four times durring the evening. album. Although the songs Hutchins had a momentary 7:30 PM 10:30AM were good, the crowd yearned to slip of good taste midway $2 W/HAC hear an old favorite. through the show. While True to the high energy playing with the audience by $2.50 All Others style of INXS, they delivered a yelling out into the crowd, Hillel Student Council Meeting powerful version of "Listen see page 13 6:30 Tuesday - All \ Velcome to Attend

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BLOW YOUR OWN HORN - INXS saxophonist Kirk Pengilly adds his personal touch to this past Saturday's concert. (Shawn Cochran photo) The Daily Campus, Monday, November 2, 1987 Page 13 Arts Today on tohu %7fa Love Kills slayed crowd Friday in von der Mehden

By Lynn Vail excitement When Nancy makes convincing footage includes the 6:00-9:00 a.m.: MORNING WAKE-UP: Host: Kevin "The Daily Campus Staff her first connection, Sid is club shot of "Holiday in the Bag" immediately turned on to the Sun" and "God Save the Queen" Directed by Frit Alex Cox drug. From the moment she on board a party boat sailing 9:00-9:30 a.m.: PUBLIC AFFAIRS: Cambridge Forum: ("Reno Man"), the 1986 punk slides the needle into his arm, down the Thames. rock cult flick "Sid and Nancy- the pair are tied together by an Unfortunately, in those and 9:30-10:00 a.m.: PUBLIC AFFAIRS: In Black America: scored a hit with its UConn odd attraction and a length of other Sex Pistols songs, debut at von der Mehden this rubber tubing. Vicious is glaringly absent or 10:00 a.m.-2:00 p.m.: FOCUS ON JAZZ: Host: Chuck past Friday night. Cox captures inept. Obuchowski. News at noon with Dave Sousa. Focus Point the intensity and fragility of the The relationship is Special at 12:05.1:00 Jazz calendar affair between Sex Pistol simultaneously real and Why, then, was Sid idolized frontman Sid Vicious (portrayed artificial. Sid and Nancy by English and American youth 2:00-6:00 p.m.: AFTERNOON ROCK: Host: Tim by Gary Oldman) and struggle for a compromise alike? Given the common- Hubcnthal. News at 3:55 with Anne Stifter, at 4:55 with Debbie groupie/girlfriend Nancy between the plasticity of the knowledge facts, there wasn't Kelly, and at 5:55 with Kelly Lim. Rock calendar at 4:30. Spunger (Chloe Webb) that met punk underwork and the release much to be adored. Vicious its violent end in 1979. The of the needle that yields both couldn't play bass, and his 6:00-6:30 p.m.: PUBLIC AFFAIRS: Sportsline - Bruce film sensitively and euphoria and revulsion. The girlfriend was a shrew. Yet, this Reichcr highlights the week in sports. Call-ins are encouraged realistically depicts the tough result is a tremulous son of English flick gives insight into (429-WHUS). yet vulnerable situation in isolation, where the couple is Sid's character. Nancy, we are which these two people are so alone, excluding the friends and made to believe, depsite her 6:30-7:00 p.m.: PUBLIC AFFAIRS: WHUS OPTION: tragically caught. relatives who attempt to shortcomings, loved him Sid and Nancy meet entirely interfere. This exclusion, in the unconditionally. She separated 7:00-10:00 p.m.: The Funk Factor with Rich Rapp by accident through their mutual end, proves fatal for both of him from the Sex Pistols, friend, a dominatrix by the name them. making him a free agent once 10:00 p.m.-2:00 p.m.: NITE MUSIC: Host: Karen Travis of Linda. Nancy is visiting from they reached New York. Sid held New York (no one seems to The film contains a good onto Nancy because she and 2:00-6:00 a.m.: FREE FORM: Host: Scan Kelliher know why) - a herion addict in portrayal of the early London heroin were the only things he search of good junk and better punk scene of the 70's. More had left in his life.

Desperately addicted to heroin, the couple holed up in the Chelsea Hotel, shooting up whenever they could. When illegal drugs were too hard to come by, they partook in the free mcthodone provided by the various state drug rehab programs. At the end, with both Sid's identity and the relationship cracking, an arguement ends with Sid stabbing Nancy. Portrayed as accidental, Vicious later haphazardly ended his own life with a heroin overdose. For both concerned, too much of what they considered a good thing proved to be their undoing. INXS Kicks

from page 12 prompting a responsive return yell, he decided to try a well- known phrase denoting a sexual act invoving the use of the face as a resting place. This was not generally well received by the audience. Adding to a spectacular concert was a fantastic lighting arrangement, which contained computer controlled flood lights that shone upon the audience, evoking wild behavior fitting of a Halloween Homecomming blast. INXS capped their show with a three song encore which Many young women feel smoking Is stylish. It is not. Smoking is > included the hit "What U Need". If you could quit for just one day, you could kick the habit for Hfe. This brought the appreciative Please join the Great American Smokeout November 19. audience to a frenzy, sparking a Call your local American Cancer Society for more information. second encore of two more songs, finally bringing the night to a close with 'The One •Great American Smakeout/Aix?. 19 Thing", making it the one thing that the Jorgensen crowd needed AMERICAN to top off their 1987 <^CANCER fSOOETY Homecoming.

i . - , Page 14 The Daily Campus, Monday, November 2, 1987 Classifieds ONE BEDROOM PARK LEGALLY AND APARTMENT AT WALK TO CLASS AVOID Apartment to share Ashford, For Sale KNOLLWOOD ACRES 1/2 COSTLY TICKETS AND $250/mo. 1/2 utilities, Two MILE FROM CAMPUS TOWING. NEXT TO K LOT bedroom. 8 miles from PARTLY FURNISHED AND TEDS. RENT A Campus, call Hillary 429- Renault Encore Hatchback INCLUDES BATH STOVE GARAGE AND PROTECT 6163. No pets non-smoker 1984- One owner- 5 speed FRIDGE $445/MO. PLUS YOUR CAR. FARMER prefer female. FR 11/3 standard, mechanically sound, UTILITIES LEASE. BROWNS CAMPUS clean inside/out, $1950 or B/O. SECURITY DEPOSIT PARKING CALL 487-1437. Call 774-7350 or 487-1326, REQUIRED 487-1217 FR 12/10 AskforEffie FS 11/2 FR11/2 FOR SALE: BLACK '74 GIBSON EXPLORER W/ DIMARZIO X2N 8 THE FAR SIDE By GARY LARSON STICK BOY Bv Harlev SCHALLER TUNERS. 50 WATT MARSHALL LEAD SERIES AMP. MINT CONDITION. BOTH FOR $600,487-7933. FS 11/2

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HWr2/10 11 ' I I • • ■2 MIS Page 16 The Daily Campus, Monday, November 2, 1987 Classifieds Campus travel representative to HELP WANTED: JULES! SORRY IT'S LATE. TO THE OTHER Jerk WHO promote Spring Break Trip to COMPUTER EXPERIENCED WE MISSED THE STOLE OUR RUM FROM Florida. Earn money, free PERSON TO ENTER DATA Personals DEADLINE. HAPPY SOUSA. NEVER SHOW travel, and outstanding INTO NEWLY INSTALLED BIRTHDAY. WE LOVE YOUR UGLY FACE NEAR marketing experience. Call COMPUTER. TEMPORARY YOU!!! LOVE, KIME & SOUSA again lest ye die Inter-Campus Programs at 1- WORK, FLEXIBLE HOURS. CALO WHIMP! - SOUSA 4TH 800433-7747. HW 11/2 GENERAL CONTRACTORS GINA (BATTERSON A): OFFICE. IF INTERESTED HAPPY HAPPY Female distance runner: 8 FROM THE CRAWFORD If you have a class A Public CALL 742-5317. HW 11/2 BIRTHDAY!!! minute pace - pretty good, let's "A" BIKE SHOP Service License YOU can drive Say good-bye to those go; I just ran 22 on Sunday, so MECHANIC, TO MY the TNT EXPRESS, Drivers take it easy on me Monday • SECRET ADMIRE. THANKS Subway of Vernon 649-9440. teenage years needed. Call 487-1043 after finally...now I don't feel 3:00pm in front of field house. FOR THE CARNATION! IT Part time counter attendant, 2:00. HW11/3 so old (ha, ha). Hope I'll be wearing blue shorts with MADE MY DAY! SIGNED, $4.50 to start, $ 5.00 after 30 your day is extra special a white T-shirt JT CURIOUS days. 20 minutes form campus, Driver needed for TNT and you have fun EXPRESS. Only class A paid extra hour travel time per celebrating (I'm sure RACHEL VICTORIA and To the JERK from shift. Call between 9-2 Public Service License your dad would want you FRIENDS - Get a grip on LAFAYETTE 4th. Who stole weekdays. HW 11/12 required, great wages, even to pound a few beers!). your own PERSONALITY... Vodka from Trumbull. DEAD NEED SPENDING MONEY? better benefits. Call Patrick at Hope to see you soon... OR did we watch too much MEAT! WE HOPE YOU RELIABLE SITTER WITH 487-1043 after 2:00. HW 11/3 Love and miss you, SESAME STREET? HAVE EYES IN BACK OF REFERENCES, NEEDED Cindy and Mary ...SIMON SEZ find your own YOUR HEAD! _Trumbull FULL-TIME I. Floral ABOUT 6 EVENINGS A leader! Don't copy PEE WEE Designer 2. Shop Assistant MONTHE. HOURS ABOUT HAM - "MILK WHITE HEY BRION B! NOT either! I know who I am... DO CAMPUS FLORIST Down 4:00-12:00. CALL 429-7866 SHIEK? HMMM.... HAPPY TODAY... LOVE, YOU YOU???? Prove it!!! If you BETWEEN 5:00-9:00. HW NOV. LUV (HI P0NECONE) town Storrs. 487-1193 HW KNOW WHO can!!! 11/2 11/6 -WIRE MAN- DONT YOU Melissa (Hale 6th) READ OLD BLOOM CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING HELP WANTED: I see you everyday in Putnam. COUNTY'S? 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BEWARE OF WAFFLE while experiencing adventure, DISTRICT- (YOU TOO, pleasant telephone manner and Heavy Trans Am CONES! FROM LISA AND excellent spelling and typing suspense, and intrigue. Become DAVE) Metal LNIGO MONTOYA skills. In return we offer a good a University of Connecticut CHOW -MME X- shuttle bus driver. There will STORMBRING HAS starting salary and an Anyone?...Anyone?... HOW be a training class beginning ARRIVED opportunity for a challenging ABOUT THOSE GOOD- career in the newspaper Monday November 2 at 7:30 Christopher Congratulations to the new University Scholar. LOOKING CLASS industry. Please call Eileen pm in JHA 123. Training is MEMBERS ON THE LEFT? Miscellaneous Howie at The Chronicle, 423- paid and new drivers recieve a The Few awaits you. If the WHAT AN AWESOME economy can only hold out 8466, for an interview, EOE free public service license upon ROW!!! HW11/3 completion of the class. Dont until then. 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AN7CC-DJ know who... incredible opportunity slip by. 256 S. Robertson, HW11/2 Happy Birthday Anna F. NERIMAN'S TAILORING Beverly Hills CA 90211 (Wheeler)!! Hope your first WRX (DELTA CHI) HERE'S EXPERT ALTERATIONS RESEARCH ASSISTANTS: HW 11/16 UConn Birthday is a blast! YOUR SECOND FOR LADIES AND Part or full time needed Wish I could be there with you PERSONAL, ONLY 73 GENTLEMEN ONE DAY from Spain. All my love, immediately for Clinical Part-time Employment MORE TO GO! THANKS SERVICE AVAILABLE Medical Studio (cognitive and Earn extra money weekdays, Margaret XXOO FOR CHEERING ME UP OPEN 9-6 WEEKDAYS 9-1 motor reactions to various nights, or weekends. Job THURSDAY NIGHT. AND SATURDAYS, 146 medications). Prefer graduate entails overseeing and leading Anna Banana, Happy Birthday! DON'T FORGET THE HUNTING LODGE ROAD, students. Helpful background out of greyhounds during Look forward to more LIR QUOTE FOR THE STORRS. NEAR may include: Clinical or racing performance. Call nights, ar.il get blasted for your WEEKEND. "IF YOU'RE CARRIAGE HOUSE Pysiological Psychology; Donna Carroll at Plainfield Birthday. I»ve ya, Nameh GOING TO DO SOMETHING APARTMENTS 429-1444 M Nursing; Computer Science; or Greyhound Park, 564-3391 TONIGHT THAT YOU WTLL 12/10 Bio med. Call Dr. AR Tues-Thiw. 12-4. HW 11/6 To all our friends in Towers. REGRET TOMORROW Thanx for all your support We Macione, 872-2821. HW 11/6 MORNING "SLEEP loved representing you. Love LATE"!!! the Four egyptians. Dani, LOVE ME Whiu, Jo & Anj The Daily Campus, Monday, November 2, 1987 Page 17 Classifieds WORD PROCESSING of Have you ever been forgotten term papers, theses, etc. $2.00 Activities at Christmas? Make a needy Ms. Marianne Spalding of per page. Print on laser printer child's day this Christmas. Bostone University School of Resumes $25.00. Includes type DOnate a new toy to Toys for Law will be on campus from 9:30 am to noon, Tuesday, setting of resume and one copy GAY AND LESBIAN TOts. Boxes are located in the on Classic Laid Paper. 537- Livrary, Co-op, USG offices, Nov. 3 to talk to pre-law AWARENESS WEEK students. Arrangements for 3488 8 am to 5pm M 11/6 planning committee meeting. ROTC and Edward's Universal. All/2 interviews may be made in All those interested please BICYCLING CLUB VIDEO Room 130 of Monteith or by attend in rm 217 SU 9:00 Wed, Pharmacy and Prc-Mcd majors NIGHT! WEDNESDAY NOV. calling ext. 3165. All/2 Nov. 4th. (Awareness week 4. 7PM 218A STUDENT Feb 8-12) A 11/4 Come see Dr. O'Brien of UConn Health Center speak UNION. ALSO T-SHIRTS & Ms. Ann S. Gibbs of the univ. JERSEYS. ALL MEMBERS CONCERT: UConn about Physicain Dispensing of Richmond, the T.C. and Pharmacist prescribing SHOULD ATTEND! GREAT Williams School of Law, will Anthropology club presents FUN! A 11/4 PROFESSIONAL TYPING UConn's own FRY BABIES Mon. Nov. 2 6:30 pm be on campus form 2pm to SERVICES for reasonable Pharmacy Building rm 350. A 4:30pm. 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We Freshman Britton Arico But, neither team was able to UConn defenders Judy beyond the outstretched played well today against a scored her team leading 11th establish dominance, and the Michalski and Patti Grafing, and into the net good opponent." goal of the season and senior first period ended in a scoreless Wojnarowski and isolated "I saw it (the ball) and I just UConn improves its record goalkeeper and co-captain tie. herself with Mitchell. Banks wanted to run right through it," to 14--4-3 as Wisconsin, Bonnie Mitchell recorded her Nine minutes into the second shot for the far corner of the said Arico. "I really wanted it previously ranked eighth in the fifth consecutive shutout to period, UConn broke the game net and Mitchell made a for Bonnie (Mitchell) because nation, falls to 13-2-2. The lead the UConn women's open as junior Nancy spectacular diving save to it's her 40th (shutout)." In her Huskies play their final regular soccer team to an impressive 2- Economou and freshman maintain the shutout. career, Mitchell has posted season game against Holy 0 victory over the visiting Angela Gibbons combined to "I had gotten in trouble 39.6 shutouts, a UConn record. Cross, Tuesday at 2 p.m. in Badgers of Wisconsin Saturday. score the Huskies' first goal of earlier in the season for a "I think we did the right Storrs before entering post- The pairings for the NCAA the day. similar play," said Mitchell. things today,'' remarked UConn season action on Sunday, tournament will be made Economou raced down the "It really needed a dive. I just head coach Len Tsantiris. "We November 8. known today and this victory field, got past a defender and didn't want it to bounce off my may have captured a home field tapped the ball to Gibbons. chest and back into play." berth in the first round for Gibbons took the shot and it With the Huskies securely in Ice hockey team 1-1 at UConn. The Huskies are 111 slipped through the arms of command of a 1-0 lead, the 2 at home this year. Their Grafing as she dove to the final nail was put in the coffin Potsdam Invitational only loss was a 2-0 defeat at ground. by Arico, with 7:20 remaining POTSDAM, NY trick defeated Potsdam the hands of North Carolina The score gave the in the game. Merrimack defeated UConn 7-3 University to get into the State University, currently momentum to UConn and they From just outside the goalie in the finals of the Potsdam championship game with ranked fifth in the nation. began to dominate. Most of box, junior Margaret Jarvis Hockey Invitational Saturday Merrimack. UConn is ranked sixth. the second period was played attempted a short pass upfield night. The win gives The Huskies had a 4-1 lead The Huskies got their on Wisconsin's side of the field to one of the forwards. A Merrimack a 2-0-0 record on after two periods, but Potsdam offense going early with quick and Mitchell was called on to Wisconsin defender got a foot the year while Connecticut scored three straight goals in shots on goal from freshmen make only three saves in the on the ball and it landed in goes to 1-1-0. the final period to tie the game Beth Grecco and Kristin period. front of Arico. Arico blasted a Mike Boyce led Merrimack at 4-4. The Huskies came back with two goals while five other with three goals of their own Men's cross country places seventh players scored for the Warriors. to pull out the victory. Todd Krygier led the Huskies Connecticut's John Guagliardo BOSTON — UMass placed seconds off the course record. Speers, 48th in a time of with two goals and an assist. scored the game winner with two runners in the top five en UConn sophomore Andy 25:52, and sophomore Mike Merrimack jumped out to a 7:07 left in the game. route to winning the 1987 New Ball turned in an impressive Whittlesey, who placed 54th in 4-1 lead in the second period J.T. Marcoux recorded 50 England Men's Cross Country fourth-place finish in the 206- a time of 26:00. before UConn scored twice in saves for the Huskies while Championship, held Friday man field, posting a time of The Huskies will return to the last 56 seconds on goals by Keith Kiendol made 40 saves afternoon at Franklin Park. 24:37. With his top ten finish, action on Saturday, November Krygier and Tim Brown. for Potsdam. The Minutemen, behind the Ball earned All-New England 14 at the NCAA Merrimack came back in the third and fifth place finishes of honors. Regional/ECAC third period with three goals to UConn returns to action Kerry Boyle and J J. Millette. 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ASK FOR SHANNON NO COVER Oscar's will deliver your favorite pizza 429-9384 Just call: 429-8854 come and see Monday Night Football with your friends The Daily Campus, Monday, November 2, 1987 Sports; Page 19 UMass beats Husky field hockey team AMHERST, Mass. — The Huskies, which goes to 9-2-3 scored on a five-yard shot senior midfielder Cathy Lunghi Tiley was called on to make No. IS ranked UMass women's on the year. The Huskies are 5- 21:15 into the game, and connected on a 16-yard shot off inn''- saves for the Huskies 1-1 in their last seven games. McDeviu followed with a tally a r ;nalty corner. Seniors Carrie whi.e UMass goalkeeper Lynn field hockey team received Carlson recorded six. goals midway through the first UMass is now 7-S-2. two minutes later, beating Dias and Tracey Fuchs assisted half from Kathy DeAngelis and Although UConn out-shot UConn goalie Megan Tiley on the goal. with a six-yard shot. UConn returns to action Elise McDcvitt, and hung on the Minu tern en 13-7, UMass Monday, hosting No. 11 New jumped to the early 2-0 lead as UMass added its third goal for a 3-1 upset victory over with eight minutes left to play Hampshire in an important No. 6 ranked UConn Saturday. DeAngelis and McDeviu scored The Huskies closed the gap to 2-1 when, with one second in the game on a Julie Stewart inter-regional match beginning The loss snaps a six-game two minutes, five seconds apart at 2:30 p.m. at Storrs. non-losing streak for the from each other. DeAngelis remaining in the first half. goal off a penalty corner. Women's cross country team finishes third ...Dunn scores 15th career TD BOSTON — Led oy tiiree Hawkes, in a time of 18:07, From back page Early in the fourth quarter After the game DcGcnnaro runners who placed in the top and by junior Lisa Wakem, to make the score 21-10. Villanova's Karoly ran for a 29 said, "1 was trying to go to ten, Providence College won who placed 24th in 18:45. Dave Dunn caught a 28 yard yard touchdown on a five play, Dave (Dunn) underneath. They the 1987 New England Both Hawkes and Wakem pass from DcGcnnaro down the 57 yard drive. Withka's kick blitzed their linebackers and I Women's Cross Country earned All-New England honor right sideline for a touchdown, made the score 28-23. just took off." Championship Saturday for their Top 30 finishes. The on a six play, 67 yard d'ivc Head coach Tom Jackson had DeGennaro's run broke the afternoon at Franklin Park. PC All-New England honor marks Moon's kick made the a>rc memories of last weeks loss to game wide open. Villanova had collected 70 points, while the second consecutive year 28-10. Maine in Saturday's third just put up two scores in the Rhode Island finished second that Hawkes has earned the All- Dunn's touchdown was the quarter. He said, "I'd be less third quarter to close within (105) and UConn placed third Region status. 15th of his career, which lies than honest with you if I said I five points of UConn's lead. (131) in the 32-team field. Other top finishers for the UConn record. He caught didn't, but the damn numbers The Huskies drive had PC was paced by the first- UConn included senior Amy six passes for 80 yards and one were all the same." seemingly stalled late in the place finish of Tina Maloney, Fredericks, 31st in a lime of touchdown on the afternoon. The Huskies hung on to fourth quarter after fullback who led all 213 runners 18:58, and junior Liz Blake, Later in the third quarter, ihcir lead and mounted an Terry Antrum was knocked through the 5000 meter course who placed 33rd in 18:59. Schulz threw to Brady for a 17 important drive to score in the back for a loss of three, and an (3.1) miles in a New England UConn returns to action on yard touchdown and Villanova fourth quarter after a 17 yard incomplete pass from record time of 17:25. Saturday, November 14 at the missed their two point scramble by DcGcnnaro on 3rd DcGcnnaro intended for Dunn UConn was led by seventh ECAC Championships/NCAA conversion attempt, making and 13. left the Huskies with a 3rd and place finish of senior Kim Regionals the score 28-16. 13 on the Villanova 37. If the Huskies had been forced to punt with Villanova threatening a comeback, who knows what Villanova's record breaking sophomore quarterback Kurk Schulz could have done. "They got juiced up in the second half, they made a big play and ran one in, the momentum was up and down for a while," said Jackson. DcGcnnaro broke a tackle and ran the ball down to the Villanova 20 yard line. Instead of having to punt the ball away, UConn was in position to increase their lead with a score. After the game Jackson called the play "about as big as it gets". UConn drove down and scored on a seven yard run by DcGennaro. The drive lasted seven plays and covered 55 yards, UConn's two point attempt failed, closing the afternoon's scoring at 34-23. The win brings the Huskies record to 4-4 on the year. The football team returns to action at home this Saturday against Delaware at 1:00 p.m. Women9 s swimming defeated NORTHAMPTON, Mass. — UConn women's swimming team defeated Smith College 161-107 in the season opener for both schools Friday night. Senior Suzy Lyons won both the 50 freestyle (0:26.08) and 100 freestyle (0:56.75) and was part of the winning 400 medley relay and final relay teams Freshman Dawn Walsh won three events, the 100 backstroke (1:06.33) and 200 backstroke (2:25.16) and was part of the winning 400 medley relay team. Sophomore Janet Panico won the one and three meter diving with scores of 200.75 and 216.45 respectively. The women's swim team returns to action next Saturday at New Hampshire at 2:00 p.m. The women's soccer team Sports today defeated Wisconsin 2-0 The Daily Campus The field hockey team Sunday to raise its record hosts NEW HAMPSHIRE to 14-4-3. at 3 p.m. in a game See page 18 Sports rescheduled from Sept.

Monday, November 2, 1987 Men's soccer wins, gains tournament bid

By Paul Edward Parker vv r *. * Daily Campus Staff Yesterday was doubly good for the men's soccer team as Bill Lawrence's goal beat Princeton University 1-0 in the season finale\ and the Huskies got an expected berth in the Big East Conference championship tournament. UConn, 3-0 in conference play, was seeded second and will play third-seed St. John's University Friday at 1 p.m. Top seed Seton Hall University will face fourth- seed at 10 a.m. All games, including Sunday's 12:30

p.m. final, will be played on the UConn soccer field. ^^(BP*/ i - ■»■ '«* * While yesterday's win did not affect UConn's spot in the Big East tournament, it will help the team's chances for the National Collegiate Athictic Association's championship tournament, for which overall record is a factor. UConn is 12-5-3. A 1-0 Dartmouth College win over Yale University Saturday also helps UConn. To qualify for the NCAA tournament, UConn must win the Big East tournament or be selected as one of the teams representing the New England region. A minimum of two teams are taken from each region. Traditionally two arc taken from New England, though three were selected last year. Harvard University, who is undefeated in New England, is all but assured one spot. UConn is 6-1-1 in the region with a loss to Brown University and a tie to Harvard. Yale has several losses in the region, including one to UConn and Saturday's to Dartmouth. Lawrence, a sophomore back, scored yesterday's winning goal with two seconds to play in the first half. Senior midfielder Wayne Churyk chipped the ball into the goal mouth from about 35 yards out and junior forward Dan Donigan went up to challenge Princeton keeper Tom McCabc for the ball. They collided. As McCabe fell, he punched the ball away. Lawrence had crept up near the penalty box. "I realized they couldn't counter [attack], so I just took off for net," Lawrence said. The ball landed at Lawrence's feet, about 20 yards from the goal. ' "I saw the left side [of the goal) was open. I just tried to keep [the a shot] down," he said. The Princeton players and coaches instantly complained, saying Sophomore forward Rich Bayman attempts to keep the ball away from Princeton that Donigan had run into McCabc and taken die keeper out of the back Patrick White during Sunday's game (Chris Nelson photo). play and that Donigan was offsides when Lawrence shot "The referee had two chances to make one correct call," Princeton Coach Joe Morrone had taken Lawrence out of "I figured," Lawrence said, "I just go for broke coach Bob Bradley said, "and he didn't." the starting lineup for yesterday's game and given today. When that chance came up today, it made McCabc said he would have caught Churyk's chip instead of the spot to freshman back Ian Gruno because it all worthwhile." making the punch save if Donigan were not in the way. Lawrence had not been playing up to expectation latclv. DeGennaro, Huskies hang on to beat Villanova 34-23

By Douglas Hardy lead, which was to come in turned what was almost a sack Daily Campus Staff handy later in the afternoon. into a 2 yard touchdown pass Red-shirt freshman After George Boothe's 50 to tight end Scott Swcitzcr. quarterback Malt DeGennaro yard return of the opening DeGennaro again threw to was voted Rookic-of-thc-Wcck kickoff, the Huskies first drive Swcitzcr for the two point by both the Eastern College was stopped, forcing the conversion, bringing the count Athletic Conference (ECAC) Huskies to punt the ball away. to 14-3. and the Yankee Conference for Four plays later, UConn had In the second quarter, a his performance in Saturday's the ball back on their own 42 Villanova touchdown pass 34-23 homecoming victory yard line after Villanova failed from quarterback Kurk Schulz over the Villanova University to convert. to split end Robert Brady was Wildcats. Junior tailback Jeff "Blue called back for offensive This is the second time for shoes" Gallahcr culminated a interference. the ECAC, and the third time 10 play 58 yard drive with a On UConn's second for the Yankee Conference to six yard touchdown run off left possession of the quarter, have voted DeGennaro Rookic- tackle to make the score 6-0, Gallahcr topped off a 12 play of-thc-Wcck. after which freshman 72 yard drive with a 7 yard DeGennaro completed 15 out placckickcr Rob Moons missed touchdown run. Moon's kick of 25 passes for 151 yards, two' the extra point wide left. was good, closing the scoring touchdowns and no Later in the first quarter off for the first half of play at interceptions. He also rushed Villanova recovered a fumble 21-3. 14 times for 50 yards and one by UConn quarterback Malt During the third quarter the touchdown. DeGennaro on the Huskies Huskies had visions of last UConn jumped out to a 21-3 own 12 yard line, but UConn's week's loss to Maine as they halftime lead as the Huskies defense held the Wildcats to a saw a 28-10 lead dwindle to 28- dominated die Wildcats for the field goal from 24 yards out by 23 on two Wildcat scores. Freshman quaterback Matt DeGennaro playing first two quarters of play. Villanova's Tom Withka, Villanova's John Karoly against Villanova Saturday. DeGennaro's 20-yard A penalty-free first quarter making the score 6-3. scored on a 10 yard run and run for a first down on third and 13 in the third and 207 yards of offensive in The UConn offense was still Withka kicked the extra point, quarter helped the Huskies hold off a Wildcat rally the first half helped the rolling. With 29 seconds left in after a five play, 22 yard drive (Chris Nelson photo). Huskies to put up a healthy die first quarter, DeGennaro Sec page 19