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Calendar__ page S Billy Hayes, author of Women's swim team defeat Notices page 6 Midnight Express, re Keene State 100-30 here at counts his experiences smug Swasey Pool. See related Editorial page 12 gling hashish. See related story page 24. Features,__page 15 Sports--page 24 story page 15. The New Hampshire Vol. 75 No. 23 FRIDAY, DECEMBER 7, 1984 862-1490 Durham, N.H. USNH sues firms for $5 million
By Susan Moult<;m bankruptcy of Johns Manville, The University System of who supplied the asbestos used New Hampshire filed a $5 by the other corporation. million suit against 32 corpo No one has sued the Unvier rations who used asbestos in sity System for-damages due to USNH buildings. The suit was asbestos, said Pat Miller, direc filed in the U.S. District Court tor of facility services at UNH. in Concord on November 13. USNH charges in the suit Owens Corning and the Na that the corporations "knew: or tional Gypsum Corporation are should have known about the two of the major companies dangirS of their asbestos pro being named in the suit. ducts," but did not tell the In a separate suit USNH is preparing a petition against the ABSESTOS, page 19 Panel says two Christen Carlson watches Donna Harkins painting at the Christmas Craft Show being held students move in the MUB.(Robin Stieff photo)
By Dan Landrigan faculty member and a.. Residen A committee established to tial Life administrator. · examine problems adversely The committee recom Senate lobbies NH Senate affecting the living environ mended undergraduate student ment of ·Babcock Hall recently Jeff Bennett and graduate stu By Edmund Mand~r of the lobby will be to provide signatures to protest cuts (in made 16 recommendations for dent Mark Weiss be removed , Student sePators will be writ a student response to any future student aid)," Puglisi said. improvemen~ to the Depart from the hall. Both Bennett and ing directly to state senators to local or national government A student senator will be ment of Residential Life, includ Weiss claim to have been evict inform them of student and initiative which might be per assigned to each state senator, ing requests for the eviction of ed. Bennett said he received a university issues under a plan ceived as detrimental to univer and will be expected to write two residents. letter from Bischoff evicting devised by Bill Puglisi, chair sity or student interests. and meet personally with his The committee met two him from Babcock, effective person of Students for the ~ He quoted the current sug or her correspondent, Puglisi weeks ago and heard complaints Dec. 1. University (SFU). gestion to separate universities said. from about 20 Babcock residents Weiss said he was told he Puglisi's campaign was ap from their tax-deductiable status "It's a trial and error type of and then made recommenda- could remain in the hall until . proved by the student senate as an example of a measure thin~; we are t_.£ying to de~elop - tions to Carol Bischoff, director the end of this semester. at their meeting Sunday. students might wish to protest., of Residential Life. The com However, Bischoff stresses, Puglisi said a major functio_n "Two_yeJr~ ago _w~_~ot 20Q9\ LOBBYING, page 11 mittee consisted of _s.tude!J:ts, a "I clearly didn't evict them, (the claim of· eviction) is clearly notsubstantiated any where other than perhaps in their own UNH fraternities minds." Bischoff said Weiss said he planned not to return to Babcock elect presidents_ after this semester and Bennett filed a petition to be allowed By Ken Fish Mazzocca said the fraterni- to leave the dorm before the end Elections for the presidencies tites .have had trouble in the of the semester. of the Inter-Fraternity Council past. Bennett said he did petition (IFC) and the Greek Senate were "There's a right way to do to leave, but was denied permi held last Tuedsay and Wednes- things and a wrong way to do sion, only to be evicted later. day, at 6;00 p.m., respectively. things. We were doing things Weiss agreed he did not intend Rich Mazzocca of Acacia was the wrong way before, but now to return to Babcock, but said , elected president of the Greek we're going to do them the right he' was upset because he was Senate and Ken Eagleson of way," he said. never formally charged with Sigma Phi Epsilon became vice- Thompson said the "key" goal violating any U niverstiy rules. president. · for his administration will be A letter from Bischoff to Richard Thompson, also of to "boost everyone's view of the Weiss addressing the problems Sigma Phi Epsilon, won the Greek fraternity system (par in the hall does not indicate he election of IFC presidency, ticulary the University admin was evicted. The letter chastised defeating Sigma Beta brother istration) and to improve the Weiss for his "unacceptable" Greg Smith. image of the IFC." behavior. The letter only states Mazzocca said "we need the The IFC, according to the that the committee recommended evicting V.P. working at the Dean of Caboodle, is supposed to pro Weiss. Students' Office and the Greek mote fellowship, scholarship "It's fortunate that this re Coordinator to put out a weekly and cooperation among social commendation and your inten newsletter." fraternities in addition to coor- tion to leave the University at 'T d like to get better human - dinating Greek rushes. Tom Calaruso, outgoing Greek System Senate president, the end of this semester coin- service projects going, involving The IFC has been considered conducted elections for his antecedent ~n W ~dnesday eve EVICTION, page 10 the entire Greek System," he ELECTIONS, page 18 ning.(Debby Yale photo) said. · PAGE TWO THE NEW HAMPSHIRE FRIDAY, DECEMBER 7, 1984 Colleg~ cocaine user: ·confessions of fear
By Steven Morse sipping a beer, a neutral look shoulders and slim build. suspect t!,.1<:-clean-cut young man over me." Mark said in an Mark, age 22, once a college on his fine featured face. He was He looked like a typical col- was a cocame user. interview at a Portsmouth bar. athlete now a college dropout, 6' 8" tall and clothed in a tweed lege jock out for a good time. "I guess I'm really afraid to Mark, who requested his last stood alone at the en~ of the bar suitcoat accentuating his broad The ~asual obs~rver wouldn't admit t}:ie power cocaine 4~~ name not be used, admitted, "I need to have it almost all the time." There were dark circles under his eyes and he sniffled con stantly throughout the inter view. "My mother is always asking me if I have a cold. Christ, she must think I've had this cold for three years," he s.aid. "I was a real jock at UNH, _ belonged to a frat, got real good grades the first semester ... all I ended up doing was partying," lie :,aiu. Mark said he had his first experience with cocaine at a friend's house during a party. "My friends told me about the clean high I'd get off it. It seemed sort of prestigous to be - snorting coke." Mark continued snorting it with friends when they offered it and then movediup to buying it for himself. "On~e I found out who was using it, i't was easy to find out where to buy it. At least you don't need an I.D. to buy coke." he said. "I stopped waiting for special occasions to snort it and started A sample of typical cocaine paraphanalia.(Frank Consentino photo) using it to make things seem more interesting. Coke takes - any humdrum situation and supercharges it for me," Mark , said. Cocaine.abuse leads to addiction "I would buy an eight-ball (3 grams) with plans of selling · By Steve Morse anything to get more so they tion. Cocaine users aren't like UNH students. enough of it to pay for what I Director of UNH Health can avoid the depression and heroin users in that they usually "There is a lot of it every used, and end up doing it all in Services Dr. Peter Patterson withdrawal that follows. If they use it in binges. They might where ... but to use it more than two days instead;" he said, said cocaine, a stimulant and can't get more coke, the three decide to shoot it for one night, once is insanity," he said. "there were checks from home, anesthetic, is "probably the most most common drugs they turn out when they come down, they Patterson explained it was good old mom and dad, to help . dangerous of addictive drugs." to are pot, alcohol and tranqui go bonkers, and they're off difficult for some people to say pay for it and if I really got stuck He sald cocaine can be "snort lizers," he-said. looking for ·more." whether or not they were ad I could always find someone to ed" or taken intrav-enously. Patterson said snorting co "The long term use of cocaine dicted to cocaine or any other borrow the money from. I could "When they use the needle, they caine can lead to a breakdown would probably kill you," he drug. always talk mom into believing get an instant rush," Patterson of the nasal septum and leads said. "The best indicator is if a user I needed__~!1:e money for some- to further ear, nose and throat said. Patterson said he thought thinks they have a problem, they "When coming· down, the problems. there was a high rate of cocame do," he said. COCAINE, page 6 ~C_ocaln~ c~n k~d _to a
New water in Rochester Schiller Station to burn Radical released coal The Rochester C::ity Council Tuesday passed a Individuals charged with disorderly conduct at waste water treatment program that should keep a 1983 demonstration at Pease Air Force Base were the city out of court, according to Rochester mayor Newington's Schiller station, which used to be found innocent Monday. Dick Green. a gas powered plant, was converted to a coal-fired Rockingham County Superior Court Judge Vincent The new programs will require some of the city's plant Tuesday. Dunn found the eight protestors not guilty. industries to treat waste water before it enters the The first of three generating units to be converted The defendants cited the "Right to Revolµtion" - city's sewer system. to coal went on line Tuesday afternoon. clause in the United States Constitution as part The Environmental Protection Agency this fall Burning coal will cut the plant's fuelcosts in half c of their defense. threatened Rochester with legal action and loss and reduce the company's dependence on oil, according According to the clause, "The doctrine ot non of federal funds because they didn't have a to Public Service president Robert J. Harrison. resistance against arbitrary power and oppression pretreatment program. is absurd, slavish and destructive of the good and happiness of mankind."
Tracks OK'd Weather Printing Tots for Safety Morning cloudiness will give way to m?stly s~nny skies in the afternoon. Temperatures will contmue The Boston & Maine Railroad tracks in Ports to be cold all day with the high in the low 30's. Clouds Oyster River School Board decided Wednesday mouth are structurally sound, according to the will return in the evening with temperatures night to request student fingerprinting. Portsmouth Railroad Track Survey. plummeting to a ghastly O to ten degr~es. . According to the Durham Police Department, The tracks meet federal safety standards. Saturday will be mostly cloudy with contrnued however, fingerprinting small children may aot Eight defects already found have been repaired cold. Beyond that no one can say for sure. be very effective. or are under repair. The report surveyed the railroad tracks rn Portsmouth, Newington and Hampton. THE NEW HAMPSHIRE FRIDAY, DECEMBER 7, 1984 PAGE THREE Greeks senate creates commuter panel to get By Edmund Mander A new council could oversee A committee from the Stu issues like parking, and cafeteria dent Senate has been formed services at UNH, Davis said. awards to investigate commuters' needs The ad hoc committee is and make recommendations for headed by Judicial and Commu the setting up of a Commuter ter Affairs Chairperson Robin By Margaret Co!)salvi Affairs C ;cil to replace the Price and includes Director of Sororities and fraternities will Judicial a . Commuter Affairs the Commuter Trans fer Center participate in an All-Campus Council. and Assistant Dean of ( commut Greek A wards Program this The Judicial and Commuter ing) Students Martha Byam5 semester. Affairs Council has not been One proposal to be studied "It's on a trial basis this able to serve commuters' inter by the ad hoc committee is to semester. We want to see how ests or judicial affairs adequate include Greek and non people take to .the eight cate ly, because of its split respon traditional students among gories," Jeff Foy, Greek Coor sibility in two unrelated areas, those to be represented by the dinator and co-organizer of the said Student Body P·resident new council. project said. ·. John Davis'. The aim is to have "a more Greek Coordinators Susan Commuter students make up effective council," Price said. Zephir of Delta Zeta and Jeff 50 percent of the 3tudcnt body, TTnlike rP-.i The Inquiring Photographer Asks: ffWoa/ is.J'ON favon'/e Cons/ mas specia/and woo or woa/ doyou/i.eeauou/1/?JJ Kat/Jy StrouA Senior: r'T/Je Grinc/J becauu /Je remindf me o/ myfel/. I life t/Je part w/Jere Ma~ t/Je do& if /J1ding Kevin Power~ Senior: r'l?-N . do/po toe Red NoJed Rein in t/Je fnow. JI deer becaufe bumblef bounce. JI · Jon Kinfon, Junior: al /Jate Dan Ryan, Sop/Jomore: 7?ul t/Jem all. JI dop/J, becaufe my roomate Dan loo.h ltl!e Hermie t/Je E(/-denti.,t. JI Jnfica Downey, Sop/Jomore: ttprofty becaufe it'.r magical. It '.r really ud woen Frofty meltf. JI Upstairs at Town & Campus VISA• MASTERCARD AMERICAN EXPRESS FREE GIFT WRAPPING ~~of(),U/(/20% ~()'11~: ~,~,~SI~, ~,~el,c;. An Entertainment Alternative THIS WEEK'S SUPER .SPECIALS REGULAR PRICE SALE THE MOOSEWOOD COOKBOOK 9.95 6.95 •: WORW TREASURY OF CHIWREN'S LITERATURE 40.00 27.95 BROADWAY MUSICALS (ORIG. PUB $50.00) 24.95 16.95 THE GIVING TREE 8.95 5.95 •,: WHERE THE SIDEWALK ENDS 13.50 9.50 LIGHT IN THE AITIC 13.50 9.50 • •: NEW ENGLAND COAST (SMITH) 29.50 19.95 NEW ENGLAND 32.50 22.50 Room 7L Devine Hall December 8th f . ~ 'We, also, lia.,,e, Ii, ~ ~ of~- cwuls,, ' f trl/U FRIDAY; December 7 By Erika Randmere broken into three sections which Theta and Rush Chairman Mark NH INTERNATIONAL SEMINAR: "Conflict in Southern Felici. " Robert I. Rotberg, Professor, The "fraternity without a can be closed off individually Africa: Toward a New Policy, "This house is the idea of History and Political Science, Massachusetts Institute of house" is now taking bids for if unused or rented. Technology. Elliot Alumni Center, 4 pm. constructors of their estimated The house will have a forty-five people," said Davis, $383,000 house. cathedral-style chapter room "because we don't live together, HOCKEY: Men vs. Michigan Tech, Snively Arena, 7:30 pm. · Phi Kappa Theta hopes to with sky lights. There will also we take the extra effort to get break ground this spring on the be a library and living quarters together.'' THEATER: "Loot," by Joe Orton. Johnson UNIVERSITY 1.5 acres behind Stoke. The land for house parents, McGettigan The fraternity has a current Theater, Paul Arts Center, 8 pm. . was purchased by the Alumni said. The bedrooms are broken membership of 52 with seven new members. COUNTRY DANCE: "The Moonstones." NH Hall, 8:30 Epsilon Corporation. · into two room quads with a "We are building an econom bathroom each. Davis said, referring to the pm. Admission $3. "I do ical, hassle-free house," said McGettigan and John Swen time going into planning, SATURDAY, December 8 David McGettigan, vice pres son, president of Alumni Chap it with an active chapter and all iden~ of the Alumni chapter. ter, both graduated from UNH 52 people work too." BOOK-SIGNING: John Bardwell and Ron Bergeron, authors The two story house will have last year. They reinstated the "A house, a badge, a trophy, of "Images of a U mversity: A Photographic History of the a sundeck and an exterior of fraternity as part of the Greek none of these make a fraternity" University of New H ampshire," will be availahlt=> to answn natural wood. system m 1982. i.s the strong conv iuiuu l1d NH GENTLEMEN'S WINTER'S EVE CONCERT: Strafford thing." that's too bad for a 22 year old, work myself back into shape. Room, MUB, 8 pm General $3.50; Students $2.50 After two years of increasing do you?" he said. "But I really I never really tried to quit cocaine usage, his grades fell don't like the job." completely before .. .l'll make it, SUNDAY, December 9 below the minimum "cum" of Mark estimated he ·uses at I know I will." DURHAM RED CROSS BLOOD DRIVE: "A Time to 2.0. least $1,000 of cocaine a month. The bartender dimmed the Remember," Granite State Room, MUB, noon-5 pm "They ended up kicking me He said he used to run five miles lights to a soft glow. Mark dug out. I really wasn't doing any a day easily, but now can't run down into his pocket to pay for HOCKEY: Women vs. Princeton. Snively Arena, 2 pm schoolwork at all. It really has three blocks unless he quits his second beer. "I better leave crept up on me. Believe me using cocaine for a week. after this," he said. "That was MUSO FILM: "Cross Creek," Strafford Room, MUB, 7 & when I tell you that it is an "I was thinking of trying my last dollar and if I take my 9:30 pm. Admission $1. incredibly dangerous drug," he school again this January. I'll credit card out, I'll never get out said. be able to take it more seriously of here." HOLIDAY CONCERT: Concert Choir, Women's Chorus Mark said he felt lucky to get Orchestra. Johnson Theater, Paul Arts Center, 8 pm this time. I'm going to Hawaii "Hey I'll probably see you in the good job he has. "I make . for a couple of months, on dad school sometime!" he says as MONDAY, December 10 about $20,000 a year as a to~acco of course, to straighten .out I'm he gets up to leave. r_epresentative. I don't think going to relax in the sun and DURHAM RED CROSS BLOOD DRIVE: "A Time to Remember," Granite State Room, MUB, 10 am-3 pm THROUGH WEDNESDAY,December 12 ------COMMITTEE------(continued from page 3) TUESDAY, December 11 mation. said. for comment on the proposed HUMANITIES LECTURE SERIES: "The End of Antiquity "They have no House council Commuter Transfer Director council. lecturer to be announced. 104 and the Rise of Christianity," was unavailable Pettee Hall, 11 am-12:30 pm. Admission Free. (unlike residence halls),"Davis Martha Byam SYMPHONIC BAND AND CHAMBER BANDS CONCERT: Johnson Theater, Paul Arts Center, 8 pm. -COALITION- NEED A PLACE TO LIVE Cur-i ■ us olloul -, . -di uaktt: s • Visitors Welcome ~nprogrammmed M~et1ng for Worship Always: 1 0:30 Sundays Fresh_ Filling Dover Friends Meeting House Low-priced 141 Central Avenue (next to Pine H 111 Cemetery) for information phone Jonathan 742-6751 THE NEW HAMPSHIRE FRIDAY, DECEMBER 7, 1984 PAGE SEVEN War panel expresses· opposi~g views of war By Ken Fish However, Lt. Coi. Dennis could convince people (in both would not dare to use its nuclear declaratory policy of "no first-: _ US military policy on Central McGuirk of th€ US Air Force US and Soviet governments) weaponry for fear of world-wide strike on Soviet soil." America, nuclear war, nuclear argued nuclear winter was only· of this, then I could see nukes extinction," Hansen said. "But this doesn't apply to our , disarmament and "nuclear win a "theoretical concept .. .it can't becoming obsolete." Lt. Col. James Kelsey of allies in Euwp~ ... They aske_d ter" were subjects which dom _be absolutely proven." Hansen said there was a Military Intelligence was quick inated a panel discussion held A member of the audience threshold which had to be to point out the US had a WAR COLLEGE, page 11 by representatives of the US said to "truly prove the possi reached before nuclear winter Army War College last Tuesday bility of nuclear winter, we could become a reality. in the Strafford Room of the would have to have a nuclear "Our major problem is to stop MUB. war to test it, and that's totally nations from bombing just up The discussion, entitled "Stra unacceptable." to the threshold .. . They would tegy and National Security," was McGuirk-said "if s_cientists probably think the ot~er side led by the War College Current Affairs Panel, which travels · around the country to explain ~~ military positions and pol- 1e1es. The panel consists of -UNDERGRADUATE APARTMENT- members of the US Army War College, which was formed in ---COMPLEX--- 1903 to teach its members about the horrors of war and preser vation of pe~ce_ Male and female spaces Col. David Hansen of the US N·ow available at the undergraduate apartment Department of Air Defense said complex "We're not constrained to be parrot-speakers for the Admin istration . .. we're all from ----ELIGIBILITY: --- different p<\rts of the US mil itary and each of us has opinions Junior or Senior differing not only with each With at least 58 accumulated credits Outrageously· other, but sometimes with the Administration." Practical! Lt. Col. Louis Jackson of the ALL INTERESTED STUDENTS APPLY AT: US Chemical Corps, in answer The undergraduate apartment complex office ing a question about "nuclear winter," said, "I don't see any Located in the community building defense against nuclear winter. Scientists say that during such BY NO LATER THAN MONDAY, DECEMBER a winter, the world would ex perience 60 degree temperature 10, 1984 drops for extended periods of For more info. call 862-1779 time, massive disruption of all ecological balances and the possible extinction of man *MALE JUNIORS AND SENIORS CURRENTLY himself." · IN THE RESIDENCE HALLS ARE Broadway 742-1893 Dovn. N.H. "That's why we have a policy LIVING of deterrence, to keep the other ESPECIALLY ENCOURAGED TO APPLY guy guessing whether we would fire nukes back or not," he said. Student Health Services announces a new Celebrate the end of the semester training program for... WUNH & The New Franklin Ballroom Peer Sexuality presents Educators fhursday Dec. 13 A unique opportunity to.-: . STILL MISSING. * Help other students learn about sexuality and contraception at the - * Gain valuable experience for grad Franklin Ballroom s~hool or employment * Earn academic credit Admission only $2.00 An important responsibility... Listen to Independent Rock on Wednesday the 12th at 8pm for a spotlight on the music of STILL MISSING. * Maintain confidentiality * Participate in intensive training A!so WUNH is giving away tickets all week long. Buy yourself a Christmas present and party with STILL MISSING and WUNH 91.3 • Contract for a minimum of 2 FM this Thursday at the Franklin Ballroom. semesters of service (incl. Spring) A portion of the proceedings benefit ftOOOO ®~"'~ ~ FOR MORE INFO: Attend an interest meeting Tues. Dec. 11,, Sullivan room in the MUB 12:30 or Call Dr. Cheryl Jorgensen 2-2070/742-7779 Elizabeth MacDonald 2-1095 PAGE EIGHT THE NEW HAMPSHIRE FRIDAY, DECEMBER 7, 1984 ------PLYMOUTH------ Supersanta says ... STUART SHAINES The comedy by Joe Orton has fantastic savings on ... 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Baha'i Cloh invites YOU to come worship Reg. $20.00 ~-~ with the Baha'i community of Durham in a special service to celebrate the oneness of God and the unity Wool only $ of humankind. The service will be held next Sunday, 5 . SPORTCOATS 79 December 9, at 9:30 a.m. at the Mill Pond Center. Tic Weave & Baha'is believe there is only one God, and that all the world's great religions-from Christianity to Judaism to,Islam to Buddhism-are part of the same changeless, =_i eternal Faith sent to humankind by the Creator. To celebrate this idea, the Baha'is of Durham invite ° ,, - ~~i;~::~:rn $28.90 ,rl, .·· all those who seek unity and peace to join them for a simple service: a few prayers, readings from the Baha'i Where Quality Clothing Is Affordable nt _- sacred writings, and sopie music. No donations will be solicited, and refreshments will be offered. The Mill Pond Center is located a few hundred yards ,11AIAE/) south of 11urham Point Road on the Newmarket Road ((TUARr (Route 108). All are welcome. For more information, Oowntown Durham call Jim Ferguson at 868-1726 or Ruwa Majid-Pokorny at 868-1691. Open Sundays 12-5 p.m. Till Christmas :1111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111mr. THE NEW HAMPSHIRE FRIDAY, DECEMBER 7, 1984 PAGE NINE I ~ .. . - The First Snow ... Photos by Frank Consentino PAGE TEN THE NEW HAMPSHIRE FRIDAY, DECEMBER 7, 1984 ----EVICTION---- FINANCIAL AID APPLICATIONS NOW AVAILABLE for 1985-86 at the Financial Aid Office, 207 rhompson Hall HAPPY (M-F 8:00-4:30) HOLIDAYS!!!! Applicants need: 1) a 1985-86 UNH Application Form (blue) to CHRISTENSEN'S STAFF and and all my buddies 2) a 1_985-86 Financial Aid Form (FAF) atUNH Study hard 3-C Crashers! PBlOBITY DEADLINES Undergraduates: February 15, 1985 Graduates: May 1, 1985 THE NEW HAMPSHIRE FRIDAY, DECEMBER?, 1984 PAGE ELEVEN ---WAR COLLEGE--- DERNESS The Japanese attacked Pearl Harbor 43 We are constantly referring to the As students at a university located near years ago today. This is a day to be Russian threat against us and our security a Strategic Air Command base (SAC), we remembered, not so much for the slaught and the Soviets are co"ntinually doing the are obligated to learn the many and ered but for the lesson we should have same. complicated issues behind this problem. learned from the entire atrocious war that The Reagan Administration has finally We will one day be the people in control followed. agreed to approach the bargaining table of this country and thus we will one day with the Russians in the hope that we tan be i~ a position to determine the future · Today however, we face an even greater begin to allay some of the fears and of mankind. This is an over-simplification, · enemy that was not present back in 1941 misunderstandings the two countries have but the point is for us to beware of when the attack took place. This enemy come to feel for one another. There is no predjudice created by ignorance. is the threat of fear and suspicion between one who will argue against the fact that the two great super powers on the planet we have reached a low in our relations and As Franklin D. Roosevelt told America and the danger they pose to every person that this bad blood threatens not only our during World War II, "We have nothing now living. two nations but the entire planet. . to fear but fear itself." homosexuality emergea as one enthusiasm and friendship. Phi result of this fallen state. Kappa Theta will be there at their One thing that is very important usual post, and Theta Chi is working Landrigan to understand is that all men have Bible Blood hard to supply volunteers for our sinned and each of us fall short of whole day. At closing time, God's expectations, heterosexual members of Acacia clean up crew, God all and homosexual alike. To To the Editor, can be seen wielding their mops is no To the Editor: To the Editor: sin is sin, and homosexuality The spirit of Christmas will soon and brooms. to I am writing not in response worse than immoral heterosexu be under way when your Durham Landri All sin is In reply to Mr. Douglas M. a single article, but to Dan ality, lying, or cheating. Red Cross holds its holiday blood We need you badly-already our As a in God's eyes and Fisher's letter: How long is it going gan's column in general. an abomination drive. program has estimated a decline with the ever while God's condemnation 1s for to take your people to understand student concerned Time to in donations soon! You who have and s.ome very basic ideas? You began With its theme "A present problem of apathy, I see that sin, His forgiveness Remember" and the processing of made the 80,000 possible know how Mr. Landrigan as a martyr. It seems reconciliation are freely offered to well by correcting Ms. O'Neil for much we depend on UNH! criticizing the Bible without becom the 80,000 pints at UNH since 1951, that he is going _above and beyond any rerentant sinner. God loves on Sunday, Christmas means a delight to ing more aquainted with it, or this this drive will begin the call of duty to wipe this pes each o us and paid the penalty for 5 most of us-but many feel no joy school of religious thought, and for December 9th from 12 noon to tilence from our campus. It is about our sins when Jesus died on the p.m. and continue through Wed as illness afflicts them at this time. do is to . her questioning the need for a time that we had a News Editor who cr9ss. All that we have to nesday December 12th at its usual We know you will be compassionate is willing to stop at nothing to make accept what He has done, die to our spiritual self. Yes, there is definite 10 to 3 time. All days will be at your and not let those patients down! this University what it should be. own selfish desires, and live for need for spiritual development and You will remember those who need I'm sure Ms. O'Neil will realize rhis Mub! What should it be? It should be Him. surround you you-you will make the real mean some day. However, her spiritual Much festivity will an institution that stands by its as you give of yourselves and it is ing of the holiday come true for winning. development may not agree with athletes, unless they're not hoped that the total collection will someone! It should be an institution that isn't As to the cause of homosexuality your own. In other words, she may there is no scientific evidence soar well above the 80,000 achieve afraid to criticize others just because not find "your god." Your argument us will be "A Time providing a biological answer to ment. Your stay with they' re dead. They had their chance from this point on begins to fall to Remember" as we share together homosexuality. Homosexuality is into the typical pattern of BS I've I fully realize the hassle now to defend themselves when they surrounding everyone, but yoq who under our Christmas tree with Santa I think the end result of environmental heard so often. Quoting from the were alive. As for Baby Fae, care so much can find relaxation and. his hel_p~rs! So start your agree factors accompanied by man's own Bible to back up your point is Mr. Landrigan and I would as you feel the love of Christmas Chnstmas g1vrng early-give life that "You gotta have heart." · free will. It is not a lifestyle someone unimpressive since, on many issues, reaching out to you, our holiday and love and we will deliver your In response to the individuals suddenly decides to become in the Bible will contradict itself many motif will take you back to Christ gift for someone! . at Mr. volved in. It is a learned behavior times over. It's up on your high who have leveled criticism mas past and let you dream of things Remember, we love you all and I have and also a behavior which may cause horse you go professing that? the Landrigan in recent weeks, to come. want to personally wish you the best on the participant to feel captive to Bible is "the truth." I view the Bible two comments for you: Shame As is now tradition, your peers of holidays! on its demands. To a person who is as inspired writings. It is, by no you! and God bless you! Shame from all segments of campus life Jarry Stearns the only man experiencing homosexual feelings means, in a class by itself simply - you for criticizing . will greet you at each statiot_:1 wit!i Your Durham Red Cr~ss Blood Chr. around here who seems to care there may seem like there is no way because Christians and Jews (Old about the future of this University. out or no other choice, but there Testament) say so. What of the And God bless you for writing in is and that choice is freedom from Koran, Rig Veda, Bhagavagita or and supporting Dan in his quest. homosexuality available through the numerous other holy writings I enthusiastically, yet somehow a sold-out personal relationship of spiritual schools? Are they no The New Hampshire sadly, join your ranks. with the Lord Jesus. Jesus gave His less the truth? Do you really think on the cross not only to pay for James F. Bumpus life there is just one way to "the truth," JAMES M'5MILLARD, Editor-in-Chief our sins and bring us forgiveness, that way being yours? There are but to set us free from bondage to taken, each as unique SUE MOULTON, Managing Editor JOHN GOID, Managing Editor . many routes DAN LANDRIGAN, News Editor MICHELLE EV ANS, News Editor sin (John 8:31-36). When a homo as the persQn ·\\'.,ho travels it. The STEVE LANGEVIN, Sports Editor MAUREEN O'NEIL, Features Editor sexual accepts Jesus into his life Bible is ·your truth and works for and Gays he also accepts heterosexuality you-stay with it. It may not be my FRANK OONSENTINO, Photo Editor becomes a new creature in Christ truth, therefore, it is not "the truth" (2 Corinthians 5: 17). Bill PILOIER. Business Manager as in "one and only." As for your JED EV ANS. Advertising Manager To the Editor: cry of Armageddon: I believe people are different and will come to their I am .writing in response to the A homosexual, who truly wants to know and experience God's own understanding of their truth Sata Anderson number of letters to the editor in good time. Your rush tactics help ~~Aaociata :~~ Bob Arsenault ~=:!t dealing with the issue of homosex intense love for himself, must be T"unothy s. Gemhard JulieSotz Caroline Bates Diana Meader willing to and wanting to rid no one. Save your breath and turn Bruc:e Plumley Julian Brown Bill Mi.llios uality. I am writing from a Christian your energies to more important :::;::::-Maaager louisc Blanchette KaeReed perspective and although many of himself of those feelings and turn Ciraalatioa Maoapr ~~':'° Erika llandmere to God. I am not saying that it will missions, such as nuclear disarma Craqi Dickens Trac, Cassidy t::r~ J. Barry Mathes you are probably saying "Oh no Circulatioa Assiswit Ann liumphrey Neal Cass 'ramara Niedzolkowski be easy, but the same Spirit that ment or saving the lives of starvings DougR.idge Ka~y~ietzke Toby Cone Jackie Pelletier another Christian letter!", pleas~ Africans. Most of us have grown CopyRaden KevmMorse Julie Colligan Andrea Parker just read on. rose Jesus from the dead is available Phocograpben Mike Cloutman Kim Platt to set you free from the bondage up in an America with its moral ~o/!~nson Bob Arsenault Consuelo Congreve . ~:ri~ Rosenquist I believe that homosexuality is majority and holier-than-thou at Bart Griffin Kim&onomos wrong and also a sin, but in order of homosexuality. Only you can James Hebert Karen Hartnett jed1v~le RayR~ier make that decision. I urge you to titude. Through this, we are force Jon Kinson Gretchen Hekker Chris Fauske Chris Urick to understand why, it is important Donna LaRue. Charles Smith Jr. Aaron Ferraris Technical Supervison fed the idea that the Bible is superior Bowen to look at God's plan for human think about it. Anyone who is Editorial Assistant Dave Sanborn Diana Frye Susan and co all other religious writings. This DoMal.aRue Robin Stieff Karla Hoppler sexuality. God's word says that He struggling with homosexuality News Briefs Editor Brook Tan ~~f:!~cocur Typists sincerely would like to find freedom isn't so. All I'm saying is it depends Patricia O'Dell Debby Yale Beth Gideon Lori Ellis created man and woman in His on your point of view without Forum Editors Production Assistants Jim Hildreth Marie Goulet image for a committed love rela from its bondage and a new life in Jeffrey James Marie Seekell Eric Heath Chris Head Christ Jesus, please write to: waving your B'ible, ultimate truth, William Smith Meg Balcer Jim Hebert Karla Happier tionship within· the protected boun in their taces. This would be true Graphic Manager Carol Visich Chris Heisenberg Kathy Johnson daries of marriage. God's word also Redirection Ministries Jill ~ranicar Staff Reporters Julie Hanauer Sona Koltookian Center - religious freedom. Besides, it would Graphic Assistants Margaret Consalvi Anna Jacobsen Lauri Mainella s!ys that at a certain point in time c/ o Faith Christian Elisa Russell Edmund Mander Martha Leighton Jamie McDermit P.O. Box 4544 be the Christian thing to do. Sue Slater Ken Fish Karen LeVasseur Christine Roberts sm entered the world resulting in Mark TJ Lifrieri Lynn Johnson Liam O'Malley Michele Lafantano Dorin Sullivan a fallen state and tainted sexuality Manchester, NH 03108 Linda Cox Reponen Jen Locke Lisa Sinatra (Genesis 3:7). It is at this point that Shawn]. McDermott THE NEW HAMPSHIRE FRIDAY, DECEMBER 7, 1984 ·PAGE THIRTEEN Uni_versity Forum Another Option By Pete Lacey Outside of the classroom, one of the most secretly breathe a sigh of relief. But then the phone to maintain the various relationships involved. important and educational experiences a student and electric bills arrive. The phone bill includes The atmosphere in mediation is one of commun ' can have is moving off-campus. At the same time, charges totalling over $87 for calls Fred had made ication, cooperation, and mutual respect. Indeed, this experience can also be one of the most to friends travelling in Europe. Also, the electric mediation sounds almost too good to be true, but problematic. So fundamental is the influence of bill is much larger than it usually is, a fact you it really works. · a living situatio·n in a student's life, any kind of attribute to Fred's insistence on using an electric The unique feature o.f mediation which distin conflict with a roommate, neighbor, or property space heater almost 24 hours a day, and his habit guishes it from the courtroom or other adversarial owner has the potential to seriously disrupt day of playing the stereo incessently. What's more, conflict resolution formats is that it relies exclusively to day living. For example, noisy neighbors may you are suddenly reminded of the large stain on on the disputants to come up with the agreement: adversly affect sleep habits; an arguement with the carpet from where Fred had dropped his bottle There is no third-party authority imposing or a roommate may render the basic interaction of india ink. This part of the carpet, the property suggesting a solution of the disputing parties. Thus, involved in sharing living space so difficult or owner had promised, would be replaced out of the to take the above example, the focus of the agreement uncomfortable that a person may resort to avoiding security deposit. All in all, you estimate that Fred could be new guidelines concerning the visitation the apartment and the situation altogether; a owes you and your roommates over $300. Yet Fred of boyfriends/ girlfriends, or a new mechanism for property owner's failure to make a necessary repair · is gone, and Jane doesn't know where he is, nor airing of grievances among roommates. If, on the may make an ,:partment temporarily undesirable, does she care to try to find out. Meanwhile, the other hand, such a case went to court, the judge or worse, uninhabitable. Do any of these ·situations immediate J?roblem of the bills, both of which are would only be able to rule on the issue of the money, sound familiar to you? in your name, remains. Your roommates, none of possibly at the expense of whatever relationships What makes many of these problems especially ,whom seem to have to worry about money, don't were involved. Unlike judges, mediators use their difficult is that they are multi-dimensional: By virtue appear interested in talking about the problem. skill to foster, or if necessary re-establish, com of a lease or verbal agreement, a renter has As far as they are concerned, it is a dead issue, and munication, and to facilitate the exploration of established a business and legal relationship with they are sick of hearing about it. In fact, they think any and all issues the disputants consider pertinent; both landlord and fellow tenants. At the same time, tha~ you are incredibly inseµsitive to continually the mediated agreement is entirely the property however, personal relationships and feelings almost bring up Fred in front of Jane. You are tempted and product of the disputants themselves. And inevitibly develop. In the event of a conflict, the to drop the issue. But you really don't have that because mediatoo agreements work to get at the tension between these two different relationships kind of money; and besides, why should you have true, underlying root of the conflict and not just can be such that it is impossibJe to salvage one to pay for Jane's problems? the symptom, the agreements prove to be not only without sacrificing the other. As you can see, some seemingly simple, everyday more satisfying, but also longer lasting than those For example, imagine that your are sharing an problems can become very complicated in the context imposed by a third party. · apartment with three other people. One of the of a living situation; what is worth worrying over Mediation is a free and confidential service women, named Jane, has a boyfriend, Fred, who to one, may be unimportant to another; what may available to all full-time und~rgraduate commuter is always visiting the apartment. Your don't have seem like a lot of money to you may be a pittance students, as well as to students living in Forest any real problem with this, as you and your to someone in a different situation. Because of these Park and the new University Apartment Complex. roommates had decided from the outset that types of differences, this type of conflict puts more Further, mediation is a valuable resource offering. boyfriends and girlfriends were always welcome. at stake than just a su.m of money: There are also students the opportunity to seek resolution to Still, there are a few things that are beginning to relationships involved.. How would you handle this problems that may otherwise go unaddressed, or bother you. For one thing, Fred has taken to eating situation? in which the cure ·may appear to be as bad as the at your apartment, but he has not yet taken to doing You could ' continue trying to talk to your "disease'·' itself. So if you are having any kind of the dishes. Also, he likes to do his homework in roommates. But in the above situation, this approach a problem with a roommate,, neighbor, or property the early morning, before you get up, while listening seems likely to created new tensions. You could owner, feel free to stop in and talk to us. The to the stereo through your headphones. Through conceivably take your roommates to small claims Mediation Project is located in the Commu the bedroom wall, you hear him singing along off court in search of the money, but that would hardly ter/Transfer Center of the Memorial Union key with the music, while tapping out the rythm be constructive to the relationships involved. Indeed, Building. Intake hours are: Mon w.ith his pencil on the table. This drives you crazy, such action is more likely to destroy them. It would day/Wednesday/Friday, 9AM-1PM, or Tues and you can't sleep. Every now and then, you get seem, then, that your only other option is to ignore day /Thursday, 4PM-8PM, and by appointment. mad enough to get out of bed and ask 1-).im to please the problem and swallow the loss. Or is it? Mediation is a voluntary process, and by speaking be quiet, and Fred always politely obliges and The UNB Mediation Project, a free and .con with us, you will not be committing yourself to · apologizes. But the next night, he is back at it, fidential service offered by the Division of Student any action, nor will you be forfeiting your right tapping and singing. Affairs, is especially designed to deal with exactly to seek any other means of conflict resolution. Despite all of this, you don't feel as though you the kind of problem that such conflict can create, Instead, you may well find the answer to that problem should bother Jane with your concerns, and no one as well as all other manner of tenant/ tenant and you had thought was unsolvable. else seems particularly worried about Fred being property owner/tenant conflict. around. What, is mediation? Mediation is a conflict This situation continues for a couple of months, resolution format which aims at helping disputing until, one day, Fred and Jane have a terrible fight parties themselves determine which aspects of the Pete Lacey is a Case Coordinator with the UNH Mediation and break up. Though you feel bad for Jane, you conflict they would like to address, while working Project. \ A Better Type of Man By.Chris Fauske After a-semester of considering New Hampshire politics it is time to look at one of the most noble people to serve the state in a long time. Hugh Gallen, a good man, seriously ill, did not ) stop fighting fo_r bis values ... ~ . . . Governor Hugh Gallen died o·n December 28, and "slept better at night because of what I have Hugh Gallen never turned his back when the 1982. He was 54 years old and had three days left done for the children (in the State School), for the needy needed, when the unheard victims had no to serve in office. elderly and the poor," and would "not apologize other ear to cry out to, when the hungry had nowhere That is how the "fast fact" books which·today for listening to my conscience." else to turn; did what had to be done because he clutter the shelves of once reputable bookstores was an honest, decent man, who thought government will doubtlessly recall Hugh Gallen who lost to Hugh Gallen quietly, unobtrusively, determinedly, should be honest and decent. John Sununu because of some dumb pledge. did what he had said he would, and, when the crunch came, did not lie, did not go back on his principles, Hugh Gallen, gave without asking in return, loved There will be many others, however, who and, inviting ridicule from the professional because it is in love that the world's solutions are remember Hugh Gallen because of who he was: cognoscente-cynic of the political establishment to be found, and showed this columnist at least somebody noble and worthy of respect; somebody said he would not take that "damn pledge." And that not every politician is greedy and cynical and who loved people and did all he could for them; did not take it. And lost because of it; because he that a little love goes a long way. who dared to tell the voters the trufh and take the was honest; rap for that; somebody_with a conscience. Hugh Gallen should be remembered for what Hugh Gallen, a good man, seriously ill, did not he was: a good man. Hugh Gallen would not be quiet in the face of stop fighting for his values; did for this state what inequity; would not let the rich free-wheel their he would do for his next door neighbor. A man way through life while the poor had no lobby in who fought hard, played hard, worked hard and Concord. laughed often; who appreciated that life gives up Hugh Gallen would not be silent while the State's only what you put into it, and who put into it This is Chris Fauske's last column for the New mentally ill suffered from appallin_g conditions everything he had. Hampshire. PAGE FOURTEEN THE NEW HAMPSHIRE FRIDAY, DECEMBER 7, 1984 NEC Beta-style video recorder $_ Discwasher complete record Boston Acoustics two-way $ Proton 19-inch hi~~-resolut_ion $ with remote control 399 maintenance set $49 bookshelf speakers 139 pr color televIs1on monitor 795 KLH AM/FM stereo digital clock $ •Kenwood two-way bookshelf $S Kenwood digital compact disc $l Dcnon semi-~utomatic turntable $ radio 139 loudspeakers 9 pr player - super fidelity 99 wttb servo-tracer arm 149 Kenwood system with receiver, $ Aiwa AM/FM/ cassette portable Parasound mini two-way speak- $ pr Allsop automatic cassette turntable, bookshelf speakers 399 stereo system $99 ers for car or home 99 deck cleaning system $14.95 USIC• Give The Gift Of·===1,. -;o( _, ,, • N :~/~~(") If you've got any music lovers on your holiday shopping list, you've got two choices. You can go to a department store and buy something "predictable'.' Or you can come to Tweeter. Instead of perfume or ties, give Car System: Alpine cassette something from New England's best : & Boston Acoustics •. receiver selection of quality home stereo, car dual-cone speakers $199 stereo and video components. . ·. ·:. -~t::,:.:.i>;> You'll knock their stockings off. Yamaha AM/FM/cassette porta- $ ble stereo with Dolby NR 349 ~•"~-•···m•p;_:,~·=······················ I ~~- Nakamichi professional quality cassette deck $269 520 Amherst St. Rt. 101-A Nashua, NH 880-7300 The Mall of New Hampshire Manchester, NH 627-4600 The Fox Run Mall Kenwood four-head VHS-style Newington, NH 431-9700 video recorder with Dolby stereo $799 THE NEW HAMPSHIRE FRID~Y. DECEMBER 7, 1 ~84 PAGE FIFTEEN Arts & Features Hashish smuggler tells prison story By Consuelo Congreve Hayes returned to face " a director Alan Parker's idea. Billy Hayes was arrested and hundred newspapermen" who Hayes said that in reality he imprisoned iq Turkey for drug flashed lights in his eyes and had been choking the man in smuggling. bombarded him with questions. . an attempt to kill him. He was While he was held there, he stopped by guards. was beaten regularly. After five "It was really strange," Hayes The film action was a more years he escaped through said. "I hadn't seen TV for five symbolic statement, said Hayes. Greece. _ years, and when I got home to Hayes said that his attitude The strangest part of coming Long Island, there I was on the on drugs has not really changed home was the media blltz he had even,1,ng news on all three chan ~im.. e hb pri~iun expeliem.t:. to face, Hayes said. nels. He was arrested for smug It was the media that prodded After living in the limelight gling hashish out of an Istanbul him to write Midnight Express, for three years, Hayes moved airport. an account of his experiences. to California and lived like a It was his cocky American Hayes kept an audience of 325 "hermit. 'Tm smarter than anybody" people spellbound while he told Hayes now expresses himself attitude that made him attempt of his escape in 1975 by boat through his acting. the smuggling, he said. from an island prison during Hayes said he regretted the a storm at sea, into a restricted movie Midnight Express be Hayes said thc!t he q_oesn't military zone in Greece. He flew cause it offended the Turks. drink or·smoke cigarettes. He to Germany, then does smoke pot, however.He from Greece "Any movie about a country's on to Amsterdam. advises others not to drink or penal system is going to show smoke, and to run marathons. He told how his ·experiences the country in a bad light," have made him a better actor. Hayes said. He said he made This is the regimen Hayes He wants to spend the rest of some strong Turkish friend follows. his life as an actor. ships; friends who would "stand Hayes is in favor of decrim between you and someone with inalization of marijuana. Hayes appeared on the soap a knife." He advises those who smoke opera All My Children this year. · it to know the consequences Hilly Hayes, author of Midnight Express, spoke in the MUB In the movie, Hayes is shown a of an their actions. · Tuesday evening. Hayes lecture was sponsored by MUSO.(Karen He is currently ,directing biting the tongue out prison drama in New York. informer's mouth and sp.itting "In New York, a joint is a Jewett photo.) it out. ticket. In Georgia it's two years , Hayes spoke Tuesday. His lecture was sponsored by Hayes said that that was HAYES, page 16 LevertovS poems MUSO. abhor violence New sport is a real kick By Julian Brown unsays itself. By Julian Brown to round two, where three were The rules for the tournament an evil snake, (Association "We live in a dark time," Violence, like Pete Sleicher kicked his hacky given three chances to kick the are set by the ACUI he_r mind with fear to poet Denise Lever constricts sack twenty consecutive times hacky sack as many times as they of College Unions Internation according the tourna tov. and Monday evening in the MUB. could. al) who sponsored Levertov read selections from power/es snes s; This helped him win the Only three of the eight con ment. of machete only one hacky sack her work Monday night. No blade , Hacky Sack Tournament held testants made it onto round two There is are allowed She did not let this become threatens my neck in the MUB that night. of the tournament. event where players muscles their upper body, accord her sole theme from the poems but it's Sleicher is now eligible to The reason for this, according to use rules. she read that evening, however. cringe tf,nd tighten compete in the regional tour to the players, was a tournament ing to ACUI "footbag freestyle Levertov began the reading my votce nament that will be held at rule that did not allow the This is the in it's throat cave with some of her lighter poems, . hides UNH in February. players to use any body part event." is believed to have including several about a pet The tournament consisted of above the waist. Contestants Hacky Sack played in China in pig she once owned named ashamed to sound two rounds. In the first round were only allowed to use their been first it was known Sylvia. into that silence, players were given three chan feet and knees to kick the hacky 2697 B.C., where Levertov gave her humorous In her reading Mrs. Levertov ces to kick the hacky sack at least sack with. This made it difficult as Kerami. account of the "fastest, snow enunciated "machete" with a ten consecutive times. to kick the sack ten times in a benighted pig in the world," in sharpness that split the air and Successful players went on row. HACKY SACK, page 16 a hushed voice. brought the point home and this With the last poem of her attentiveness and sensitivity, series involving Sylvia the mood in her poetry and her reading, changed with the last poem make it a powerful experience. 0 about the pig. "Gathered by the River," also In the poem "Her Judge fromOblique Prayersdwells on ment," Levertov used the guise nature. of Sylvia to view the human In this poem, which she rea:d species. with a hushed reverance, Mrs. What she sees is not pretty. Levertov contemplates the "Only humans first corrupt their threat of nuclear war. prey ... stuffed with temptation." Many of the poems Levertov They listen because the way read Monday came from Oblique we speak of, the human war Prayers her newest anthology. with ourselves Many of these poems have The war against earth political undertones. against nature, Mrs. Levertov writes ot the -is a war against them. individual lives lost. She mourns deaths caused by the brutality De~ise Levertov displayed of forces beyond control. her humanitarian instincts in Levertov read "Thinking much of her poetry including About-El Salvador," one of her recently published poems. "Urgent Whisper" which spoke Because every day they chop of ~he v_iolence between people heads off and against the earth. I'm silent. In the beautifullv delivered In each person's head they reading, that covered the whole - chopped off range of human emotions, Mrs .. was a tongue, Levertov conveyed our need for in the Hacky Sack Tournament held in the MUB Monday night. Peter Sleider, for each tongue they silence Students compete humanity in this "dark time.': photo.) a word in my mouth who won the tournament, is standing in the rear.(Frank Consentino PAGE SIXTEEN THE NEW HAMPSHIRE FRIDAY, DECEMBER 7, 1984 Dune is a surprising succt:ss There is the knowledge that sentiment wfrhout appear delight. as the Freemen (the na ing to grovel. The simple truth that, of Arakis) knew, the is if the movie is half as good tives as the soundtrack (and it does messiah will come, and he will not open in Boston until De be good, and he will prevail. cember 14) then it will be a This album was produced blockbuster. with the help of die Vienna Toto was faced with a difficult Symphony Orchestra, and Brian task. The band had to provide Eno. Eno co-wrote "Prophecy music suitable for a stirring film Theme;" the last song on the set on a desert planet, complete first side. with a Jihad (a holy war), and It should go down into the man's initiation into history books as one of the great . DUNE--Polydor Records. a young of the world and all accomplishments of the 1980's. Sound Track, Toto, Brian the ways The music had to be in Eno ("Prophecy Theme") and this so the Toto managed to produce a with the historical date the Vienne Symphony Orches keeping stirring, emotional and powerful tra. of 10,191. piece of orchestration. It could It Toto they thought. Orches almost be a short symphony. Strings, per Dune thought. Long melodic deserves to be heard and tras, they uf tl1c u1ov.ic., Poiydor Records haunting strain~ buiWiEg _!9 _ formed ouu,i<.lt It is a classic story of the fight crescendos, they thought. And where the film shows. between good and evil, between they were right. If you want a piece of music · man and superman, and, as with to convince you that life is good, an album all good stories, superman just They produced could be better, and should be very best of happens to be on the right combining the enjoyed, this is it. If you want music (good) side. modern experimental to know who the truly surpris traditional Twenty years ago it was a with the very best of ing "find" of 1984-1985 will be, of book, then it became a series roi~1- and the very best the answer is Toto. With this of books, now, after contractual T chaikovski and his· ilk: soundtrack they move to the top delays, casting problems, script And it works. of the list of music giants._ writing arguments and other tribulations Dune is a·movie. The music carries the listener Written, performed and pro Don't miss Loot, playing through Saturday night at th~}~hnson off through a long, haµnting duced al~ost exclusively by the Movies need music, and the Theatre in the Paul Creative Arts Center. Loot was written people in charge of this one search through time and space group, this album is an act of Joe Orton.(Neal Polshuk photo.) turned to Toto to fill that need. for something material and genius. by concrete to hold on to. It forces This may have surprised the the listener to give himself up CHRIS FAUSKE group as much as it surprised to the currents. most of the music industry when the decision was announced. Throughout its voyage into recesses of the human soul that ---HACKYSACK--- And, everyone who was so __ can be reached only by music, .-----HAYES---- ~~~ .~ .~ ,.· ,."l, .~ ,.~ ,.·- f .,: Gi;e s~~e~~e the giit oi" a Iilet~e. THE STRAFFORD HOUSE ' Subscribe-to and THE STRAFFORD MANOR Tbe New Hampshire r----SPECIAL------. ~~~•:~~:~~:~~:~~:~~:~~.~:~~~~~~ STUDENT RENTALS ~~~~~-- .. AT 10% DISCOUNT UNTIL 12/23/84 MUSO film series presents... with deposit made and lease signed Sunday, December 9 Strafford Room ACCOMMODATIONS In the MUB Single and Double occupancy rooms · Electric heat with individual thermostats Shows at 7 & 9:30 Wall to wall carpeting · All rooms completely furnished Admission: Refrigerator, stove. and sink in each room Telephone and television jacks $1. 00-studen ts Parking available - $2.00-public Laundromat Lounge area Year-round Patio The Strafford House and The Strafford Manor are located in the heart of Durham. 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"The IFC should be concerned with fraternities, the Pan Hellenic council with sororities and the Greek Senate to be the body to bring the both of them together," Thompson said. Jim Seely, the out-going IFC president, said he hoped Smith would consider opting for the vice-presidency, now vacated by Thompson. "Tl_iey are both strong cho · DOONESBURY By GARY TRUDEAU ices. Rich has positive ideas towards the growth of the IFC," IS 80RIN6. Seely said. C'MCW FaKS, Nt'/<£ NEAR- TH/'3 MV5T BE MARK? NHAT5 M'.JM Half<.! YOIJ'!i!& TAll ~--:~~-J~~· t:::::~~~!:;;:::;~~ BF.SUND -Q>~ ! • professionally written · ~ ------. 12,7 -=--.... - • consultation included • reasonable rates • choice of paper call: 742-5616 NUTE INTO THE VOID INDIVIDUAL EMPLOYMENT By JIM JOHNSON By LAURA MANCUSO SERVICES 22 Chestnut St. off 2 H. 03820 . \vHY7 ~CQ\ 0O(\JO - -v. TE;_mporary and Permanent Positions Administrative Office Support Skills Needed Competitive Wages Quick Pay Checks No Costs To You POHTSMOUTH 603-436-115 l HAMPTON 603-926-6787 ~ PLAtJ-S AR!: Uf>JDER. WAY FOF< THE '.\lA .. N.H .. ME . ~E.NO\/AT1 ON OF THE. J°"E.~(t:: VO€. 5fDE. OF STf LLfNG_S. ablc1·-- p E R S O N N E L C r .... f , .. _., f • ' ) ' . ' THE NEW HAMPSHIRE FRIDAY, DECEMBER 7, 1984 PAGE NINETEEN ------ASBESTOS------...... -- (continued from page 1.) University System of the health administrative buildings the 90 connection with removing the is set down and scraped off. The is expected to do the work in risks. percent checked have not had asbestos, according to Grant. ceilings are washed four to five Christensen according to Miller. "It is my understanding that as high a ratio of asbestos as the The removal is complicated times before the first layer of Most of the asbestos material work has been going on for dormitories, Miller said. and involves taking down light plastic is removed. The second was used in ceilings, and the several years (to identify and "Christensen is the only dorm fixtures, smoke detectors, layer is vacuumed and then investigation has, "concentrated remove the problem of asbestos that still needs removal of the closets and anything else con removed after which the whole on the ceiling material. Every at UNH)," said Art Grant, material. It will be closed this nected to the ceilings. The room room is vacuumed, Miller said. ceiling has been looked at," secretary to the UNSH Trus- summer for the removal," is then covered with two layers The Page-Hill corporation Miller said. tees. ! Miller said. of plastic. The ceiling material who did_tl_le work in Williamson "The $5 million is to pay for · It took two months for the work already done," Grand said. removal of asbestos in Willi The problem at UNH was not amson, and he expects the time as bad as thought according to to be the same for Christensen. Miller. "Five out of 17 dormi USNH has sf ent between tories had asbestos," he said. $500,000 and 1 million in Out of the 100 academic and ----ELECTIONS,---- (continued from page: 1) new programs to benefit the person and a Panhellenic chair- campus and/ or community. person. According to Foy and Zephir, "These qualities will be good they would like ideas and to use_as advertisement during thoughts on possible activities, rush." Foy said. "They'll be who should be the focus of these some~~ing to back up the activities, and who would be the house. beneficiaries of these programs. Individual winners will re- This year, give her the gift that is as unique and as beautiful as she is and one The judges will consist of the ceive small plaques and the that is functional too: Softcolors soft contact lenses by Ciba. In four beautiful Associate Dean of Students, overall sorority or fraternity House advisors, Greek coordi- winners will receive large shades of blue, green, aqua, and amber, these lenses enhance her natural eye nators, Greek system president, plaques. color. They provide excellent vision and are comfortable to wear. lnterfraternity Council chair- _ . So ask your eye care practitioner about a Softcolors gift certificate for her holiday gift this year. Her appreciation will show in her eyes ... all year long. FIELD EXPERIENCES AVAILABLE Mk your eye care practitioner if Softcolors are right for you. \ SOFfCOLORS™ For CEPS, LA, LSA, & WSBE majors Drs. Alie & Menard byCiba ~ CALL AW~V 0y.t ' Cool Aid with the excellent Maine Band rrsorneone to talk ton The MOOSETONES Bob Childs and John Gawler calling Friday, December 7 Admission: General-$3.00 8:30 pm Student~$ l .OO New Hampshire Hall Contras Squares Waltzes Polkas and More Soft-soled shoes required Sponsored by UNH Country Dancers Funded in _part by PFO All dances taught PAGE TWENTY THE NEW HAMPSHIRE FRIDAY, DECEMBER 7, 1984 --- . --·---- ·------CLASSIFIED Big Sister. Hope you have Find Happiness in Nicks Bricks, 4 Main Domino's pizza needs you: Drivers needed. DO YOU FEEL TIRED, SLUGGISH, NEVER CAC- the bestest the Pledge Dance on St. Close to everything you'd ever want. Earn an average of five to seven dollars ENOUGH ENERGY TO STUDY? WANT TO a great time at of you guys from Apartments for Rent [ ] · I need to sublet, please move in. YOu can an hour when considering you wages, BOOST YOUR ENERGY LEVEL WITHOUT Saturday. I'll be thinking wild and ENJOY! have the placae Jan. 1. Share Bedroom · commission, and tips. Need drivers for 1,2 STIMULANTS ORDRUGS? WE HAVE AN Hampton. Go absolutely to compare stories on Sunday. heat and hot water included. Alread; or 3 nights a week. Apply in person or call HERBAL/ ALOE BASED NUTRITIONAL We'll have furnished. $900/semester. Contact Katie us at Domino's pizza, Portsmouth NH, 431- SYSTEM FROM CAl:.IFORNIA THAT IS Love, JMM. RED TOWER. Durham aprtment available. at 868-7507 after 5, preferably. 7882 SWEEPING THE COUNTRY THAT WILL TONTO - Get psyched for a fantastic Roommate needed (male), own room, lease HELP YOU SHAKE THAT RUN-DOWN dance. Hope you're ready for a wild Share 1 Bedroom apt. in Davis Court for WANTED: Companion to live in with elderly pledge starts 12?15. $1410 ($235 a mo.) and $235 FEELING! ALL NATURAL PRODUCTS dancing and partying! This will be $185.00 per month. Feature include: Large woman. In Durham, Salary, room and board. night of security deposit due 12 / 15. Heat and water WILL GIVE YOU AN ENERGY BOOST forget! Love Melvin's livingroom with fireplace, kitchen, bed and · Light housekeeping duties. Inquire morn a n ight you won't included. Nice place. Contact Charlie 868- WHILE YOU GET HEALTHY AT THE SAME , bathroom. Off street parking lot and laundry ings room 319 James Hall. Mother. 7210. ' TIME! 100% MONEY BACK GUARANTEE! facility included. On Kari-van route. Heat Fred (from SN) thanks again for your expert FEEL GREAT NOW! ASK ME HOW! CALL and hot water also included in rent. Call mechanical assistance last weekend when One Female roommate wanted for a two 868-1482 or write P.O. Box 270 Durham, Dan (days) 332-5211 Ext. 171 . (eves) 868- j ~ my tire decided to go flat. Your good deed person apt. in Red towers' for Spring MiscellaneolJI N.H. 03824 own bedroom: the 1530 (after 9:30 p.m. and weekends). r--: l[§J was greatly appreciated. - The Phi Mu w / semester. You get your V' l L__tor_s.a.~ TYPING - ONLY $1 /page!! Call Business apt. has a full kitchen and living room. If the Yellow Toyota. Support Services, 436-4001 (days) or 749- interested, call 868-2170. HEY KODIS, NEXT SEMESTER AT CAT 1982 Toyota Tercel. 4 door Standard 5 2338 (evenings). Pick up and delivery in One roommate needed for 2nd semester. ERING WILL BE AWESOME! I WISH YOU He-IpWant----Jed speed. 37,000 miles. Air conditioning, Durham, Dover and Portsmouth. Rush jobs Share fully furnished cozy apt. with 3 other I__: 1(11] COULD STAY FOREVER. LOVE YOU, sunroof, AM/FM stereo radio. Red. New accepted. girls. Very close to campus. Convenient, ARLENE. tires. Excellent condition. No rust. $4 ,795. TVPINr, SJ;RVI C J;S AVAILARLJ; TJ;AM independent lifootylo, ooblo TV .. Coll 868 Hey POOTSA! See ya at Willow Mill Court! PART-TIME EMPLOYMENT-exce;;emt Call (603) 772-5350. PAPERS, REPORTS, RESUME SERVICES, 5875 anytime. l out on the plane cause we're gonna : Jel earmomg potential for January. Ideal for 5-string Banjo $100, Fiddle $75.00, Fiddle, ETC. REASONABLE RA TES CONT ACT WOMEN OF UNH WANT TO SPEND YOU party when you land!! God be with you. Hugs students and those paying Christmas bills. Banjo, guitar lessons from professional CORRINE BROWN 926-7947 Mornings SECOND SEMESTER IN A LARGE FUR & love! Your one and only Space Cadet. Nationwide inventory company seeks player, Ryan Thomson 659-2658. 926-5784 Afternoons & Nights NISHED HOUSE (ON YOUNG DRIVE). people in the Biddeford Area. &4.75 per Are you experiencing visions of sugar QU ICK SALE needed on THREE-COM FOG ES, Thanks so much for the ride home. ONE SPACE AVAILABLE, LARGE SINGLE hour, paid training. Must be 18 or over, have plums! Do you count reindeers to lull you PON ENT STEREO SYSTEM: Pioneer I really, really, really appreciate it. Re ROOM (PARTIALLY FURNISHED). HOUSE phone and transportation. For more infor to sleep! Do you dream of chimneys and Speakers, BSA McDonald Turntalbe, and member if you ever need a favor ask me. COSTS $825 AND HEAT /UTL. CALL 868- mation call 603-893-1829 Mon-Frid. 10:00 hear jingle bells in the middle of the night! . ALL FOR ONLY $50.00!!! (I probably won't be able to help you, but...) 6111 . pm. KLM receiver Do you see Santa Claus at every turn!! We am to 4:00 LORI • See Mark in Room #130, Babcock House can make your hallucinations come alive! NOTTINGHAM, executive ranch, handy Wanted: Bartenders and waitresses. Apply or call 862-2425. NEED TO LOSE UNWANTED POUNDS Join us as we TRIM OUR CHRISTMAS to UNH, only three miles from the Lee in person between 7-8 at the Old Farm Pub, GLC Mazda, 4 year BEFORE THE HOLIDAYS? WE HAVE AN TREE before our grand opening. Meet us Traffic Circle. Situated in a rural, country . 742-9808. No ex Car for sale: '79 Blue 34 Locust St., Dover HERBAL/ ALOE BASED NUTRITIONAL area on 5 acres, abutting a fine babbling r-adial tires, excellent condition, AM/FM at 9 a.m. on Sunday Dec. 9th at the Granite perience necessary SYSTEM FROM CALIFORNIA YOU CAN brook . Three bedrooms, elect radio 4 door hatchback, rust proofed. $2500 State Room . ;rnd have " A time to Re Work .Studies Needed for Controller's LOSE 12-39 lbs. A MONTH ON! 100% ric/wood/coal heat. Six foot aluminum or BO Call 868-6001 . member" as we make Merry together! - Office. Pay rate: $4.05/hr. Duties to include MONEY BACK GUARANTEE! LOSE Mrs. Santa Claus, Your Durham Red Cross slider entering onto an expansaivae full One Pair RAichle Corsair Ski Boots Sixe the following: filing light typing, use of WEIGHT NOW! ASK ME HOW! CALL 868- Blood Chr. length pressure treated child proof deck, 9½ men's, 3 yrs. old-not usea last season calculator, mail out reports, retrieve mail 1482 or write P.O. Box 270 Durham, N.H . automatic bin. Potential for exspansion. sacrifice at $60.00. Good ·soot for aggres TAM,(Bth Floor Stoke), I missed you at the and other duties that are assigned. Call 03824 $74,900.00 sive skier. Call Mark 659-6069: Toga Party. I was looking forward to Gayle Bickford at 862-1477. LIMITED EDITION PRINT OF LAMBORGH- meeting you. Oh Well!! Maybe next time. ARE YOU TIRO OF ONLY FINDING RUN SEMESTER II WORK STUDY OPENING. Ski coaches nee9ed part-time for all levels 1NI CONTACHS with nude model. An Huh? Secret Admirer. DOWN DELAP ITATED PLACES TO LIVE Receptionist/ clerk. Require lunch time of racing. Call the Gunstock Ski Club for exclusive gift for yourself or your IN DURHAM? HOW ABOUT LIVING IN A hours Mon through Fri and additional hours. SUE(S) (All three of you on Scott's 3rd) details 293-7884 connisseur-friend $50 unframed $100 BRAND NEW HOUSE OFF OF MILL RD.? : Field Experience Office, OGE, Well, here it is! Better late than never. OK. Contact framed Call 868-1368. - WE HAVE 2 SINGLES AND SPACE IN 2 Overseas Jobs. Summer, yr. round. Europe, Verrette House, campus, 862-1184. We've been by there a few times, now it's DOUBLES AVAILABLE, 3 BATHS, FULL S. Amer., Australia, Asia. All fields $700- Janice, Lisa, Debbie, Amy, Tracy and Chug your turn. Why not stop by the wonderful INDIVIDUAL EMPLOYMENT offers a var KITCHEN AND FURNISHED LIVING RM . 2000 mo. Sightseeing. Free info write IJC. - Had a great semester! Chair party, 4th Floor of Stoke. S.D. we're looking iety of services to help with ;you job hunt ·WITH FRIREPLACE. LARGE BACK YARD PO Box 52-NH. Corona Del Mar. CA 92625 Thumper, Daisy (it has to be brown) What forward to that 'Holiday Bash' you men or career change. We provide career WITH GARDEN, RUNNING AND CROSS a f---'in party - Ya Box! I'll miss all you guys tioned. Oh, by the way we 're taking this .$360 weekly/up mailing circulars! No guidance, job listings and a resume service. COUNTRY SKI TRAILS BEHIND HOUSE, Paul-M- survey for a Po li -Sci Class and we were bosses/ quotas! Sincerely interested rush INDIVIDUAL EMPLOYMENT SERVICES. IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCE OR FOR SE wondering if you have a boyfriend, Where self-addresssed envelope: Division Head • 22 Chestnut St. Office 2, Dover, NH. Call DO YOU FEEL TIRED, SLUGGISH, NEVER COND SEMESTER-CALL 868-1482 AN your from, your major, G.P.A .. .. etc. FRESH quarters, Box 464CFW, Woodstock, IL 742-5616. ENOUGH ENERGY TO STUDY? WANT TO YTIME. 60098 BOOST YOUR ENERGY LEVEL WITHOUT MEN, THEY'LL BELIEVE ANYTHING!!! Lange ski boots, Men's size 9½ in good FOR RENT: LOOKING FO.A PLACE TO STIMULANTS OR DRUGS? WE HAVE AN Don't worry about that Phil Collins Album, OVERSEAS JOB .. Summer, yr round. . $50.00 Call Mike at 7 49-5819 condition BASED NUTRITIONAL it's fine, sort of - Don't worry you can LIVE SECOND SEMESTER? HAVE WE Europe, S. Amer,. Australia, Asia. All fields. HERBAL/ ALOE For Sale: '72 Saab with '78 engine, runs CALIFORNIA THAT IS always go back.to Belgium & get another GOT THE PLACE FOR YOU! WE 'RE $900-2000 mo. Sightseeing. Free info. Write ' SYSTEM FROM well, just sell! $1 ,100 or best offer. Call 868- THE COUNTRY THAT WILL one. Steve & Jim. LOOKING FOR ,A.. FEW GOOD MEN AND ~ IJC, PO Box 52-NH Cororia Del Mar, CA SWEEPING 2423 ask for Chris. SHAKE THAT RUN-DOWN WOMEN WHO ARE RESPONSIBLE, 92625 HELP YOU Kathy F. - Hey, Hey, Hey ... The Pledge EASY-GOING UNH STUDENTS TO BE KEENWOOD KA-3500 stereo integrated FEELING! ALL NATURAL PROD.UCTS Dance is tomorrow night and I'm really POiiticai jobs. It's 1984 can you afford to OUR NEW HOUSEMATES. WE LIVE IN A Amplifier 35 watts per channel-verssa WILL GIVE YOU AN ENERGY BOOST psyched that you're going with me - we're be a bystander? CAIi LCV and put your BEAUTIFUL NEW 6 BEDROOM, 3 BA TH tile-takes 2 tape recorders plus tubbing WHILE YOU GET HEALTHY AT THE SAME going to have a blast! (I bet those 1st environmental goals to work. LCV, the HOUSE OFF OF MILL RD. WALK TO YOUR switch, 2 -speaker hookups. Excellent TIME! 100% MONEY BACK GUARANTEE! graders are jealous!!) Steve D. polical arm of the environmental movement, 1 CLASSES. ALL STUDENTS LIVE HERE condition. 431-1362 evenings. $75.00 FEEL GREAT NOW ASK ME HOW! CALL is looking for energetic people to help lay Hey Ethier. You owe me two Big ones on -FU LL KITCHEN, FURNISHED LIVING 868-1482 or write P.O. Box 270 Durham, the ground work for the '84 elections and Brand new, fully furnished apt. conveniently the lips. Surprise me Okay? B.P. ROOM WITH FIREPLACE, 2 SINGLES N.H. 03824 beyond. Hours 1 :30 -10:30 pm, Mond-Fri, located on Main St. 4 bedrooms,,2 full Dirt Dirtski- RA Hetzel - Have your AVAILABLE, 2 DOUBLES NEED ROOM should be ashamed of training and benefits, $160-$300 per week. bathrooms, 2 floors, extra-closet space MARCO-you MA TES. NO PETS OR SMOKERS PLEASE. windows been broken this semester? the up yourself! That bet was amde in god faith, Call 603-430-8312 11-3 pm for interview. (inc. 8x12 walk-in). We have room for 2nd IF YOU LIKE WHAT YOU SEE-THEN WE 't see you taking any action. League of Conservation Voters, 48 Con to five peopte. Give us a call or just stop but now I don WANT YOU!! CALL 868-1482 ANYTIME. , Amy would have taken you GAFU: The semester was friggin awesome. gress Street, Portsmouth. by 18 Main St. Apt. 4. 868-6057. If she had lost Wanted: one female roommate to share out by now BE A MAN!! Either play by the The sweepstakes, graveyard, RAT-A-TAT Professional word processing and typing Wanted: Hqusemate to share 4 bed room 3 story Suplex in Dover. HAve your own rules or stop betting or the losing team. T, and itchin for mike baby. Next semester at reasonable prices. Resumes. 8% student apartment. Central Ave. Dover. $105 a will be sick. Thanks Robes room. Off-street parking plus Kari-Van stop . To the new sisters of AZ: CONGRATU discount. 9 to 5 secretarial service, String month and on Kari-Van route. Call 742- close by. Quiet with good landlord. Near did a great job pledging and Things that are-good in life: Sun, Surt Sleep, Bridge, Exeter. 772-9585. 0648 for more info. LATIONS' You downtown. Avail. Jan 1. Only $100 plus you deserve the best. It's great to have Garns, Faithful Hounds, Reggae, Beck's, yr. · round. Christmas gift for you heat and electric (Averages $25/mo.) Plus, OVERSEAS JOBS. Summer STEREO-Fantastic you with us. Love the sisters of AZ. Shrimp, Radar detectors, Hounds Ears, large living room and dining room. Call Europe, S. Amer., Australia, Asia, all fields. or someone else you love!! Centrex pioneer Ray-Bans, cash and contacts, contacts, Does anyone you know want slippers for Leigh, 742-6927 (evenings best or leave $700-2000 mo. Sightseeing Free info write AM/FM stereo with casette (Dolby) 12 inch contacts. Christmas? I know one handsome man message. IJC PO Box 52-NH. Corona Del Mar CA 3-way bass reflex speakers. Great Sound, does. Isn't he cute?! ILY (P.S. I wear HEY ABBY. WHATTHE .. .. VIVE LA FRANCE. 92625 and condition. Give saway at $200.00 CAIi that Room tor Rent in Female Grad Student Val 862-1802 or 7 42-7232. size 9½ in case you were wondering!) csc Boarding Horse-South Side Dover on Hawaii, Ft. Lauderdale, California, Vail, Nanc- havng in there buddy. The semes Shelly - We meet again! This time tact is Kari-VAn Route. Kitchen Privileges-Off Aspen, Bahamas. You can have money 197 4 Mercury Capri, 26 mpg, good running ter is almost over. Can't wait to see you in order. Thank you for a great weekend. street parking-Cable TV. Non-smoker to travel anywhere you like or buy anything condition, must sell, 2 door, 4 speed, smile and go wild on Dec. 21 . Love your If you twist my arm hard enough you might preferred. you want. NOW!Are you earning what AM/FM, cassette, $600. Call 868-2185. see me on the sunny beaches of California you're worth or would like to supplement roomies. Roommate Needed for next semester on 1963 FORD FAIRLANE 500. Southern Car. over break. your income? Would you like to represent To the brothers and sisters of FU -Looking Youl')g Drive in Durham. Share a house New paint, exhaust. 260 V-8 engine. Bright products that work and you ca,n be proud forward to a great X-Mas party tomorrow Missi - Here is your long awaited personal. with 5 people, fully furnished. $825 per red. Immaculate inside and ou). $2175 or of ? Join thousands of successful people night! Are you excited? Anyway, it's good to see semester. Call evenings. Kerry 868-6272 best offer. Must seel soon. Call 742-9672. that make anywhere from an average of you around. When are we going to go out (female preferred). Tired of the D_urham Scene? Move to Dover! DANCE OR RELAX AT THE FRANKLIN $1000 -$25,000 per month!!! No traveling, an raise hell? Thanks for your advice in 2 SINGLES Available second semester BALLROOM TONIGHT!! Wanted: 1 female roommate to share 3 no door to door, word of mouth is the key! the recent past. Take Care. K.A. story Duplex in Dover. Have your own room. in 4 bedroom house. Fully furnished, cable Products have a 100% money back gua- . NEED TO LOSE UNWANTED POUNDS Trunce, Thanks for a super time last Off-street parking plus K-Van stop close TV. centrally located on K-Van route. Newly rantee. Make money now! ASk me blow. BEFORE THE HOLIDAYS? WE HAVE AN weekend. Get psyched for an even better by. Quiet with good landlord. Neart down Renovated. $160/mo. and utilities. Call Call 868-1482 HERBAL/ ALOE BASED NUTRITIONAL one tomorrow. 742-8976. Off-street parking. town. Avail Jan. 1. Only $100 plus heat and SYSTEM FROM CALIFORNIA YOU CAN Work Study Job: Little People's Center. Dianna, get ready to be Tickled Pink at the electric (Averages $25/mo.) Plus, large BORED? You Non't be if you come over LOSE 12-39 lbs. A MONTH ON! 100% A Curham STaff Collective has openings P.O. living Room and Dining Room. CAIi Leigh, to the CSO Coffee House at the Catholic for childcare workers for 2nd semester. MONEY BACK GUARANTEE! LOSE 742-6827 (evenings best or leave mes Student Center on Madbury Rd. We have 868- Maribeth - Thanks for Saturday Night in Must be able to care for a goup of yound WEIGHT NOW! ASK ME HOW! CALL sage). more than your regular coffee house! It's Laconia, I had a great time - Send my children and willing to participate in the 14?2 or write P.O. Box 270 Durham, N.H. free tonight at 8:00 . Another CSO alter thanks to Fletcher, Schulte, Dumes. & Gino, Wanted Female roommate to share two operation of the center. $4.00/hr. Call 868- 03824 native. too. Look forward to this weekend, even bedroom apartment for second semester. 5412. Men encouraged to apply. Congratulations to the new Chi Omega better. - Jeff Large living room and kitchen. Laundry great job, NEED MONEY?- Snow shovelers needed sisters. Everyone has done a facilities and parking available. Fully . morning. You will Kim W. Congratulations on a successful everytime it snows! $4/hr. receive 75% ,--·--Pe_r_s_o-na-ts___ l ~ 1 right up to P.T.s Wed furnished. All utilities included. Right on I'm looking forward piedegship! Thank you for all the fun you . of pay within 24 hrs. Call the Grounds Shop be fantastic sisters. campus. Call Linda 868-2933. it will be my last put me through last weekend. It was great. for more info. 862-1691 , to the spring. Too bad Female non-smoker wanted to share semester. Love, ttie journalist who will be · 1 hope you're psyched for a wakeful P.O.! bet? I'll furnished apartment in Dover-$200 plus Ski Coaches needed part-time for all levels LOST: Gold cross Pen in a leather pouch. working for London Vogue in five y·ears Double or nothing on our dinner anything. utilities. Call 7 42-0217 after 6 p.m. Available of racing. Call the Gunstock Ski Club for If found PLEASE call Ellen at 7 42-3909. and driving a silver Jaguar with Frince match you two to one on shots of Dec. 1 or 2nd semester. details 293-7884. Thanks! Andrew next to me. Love, Y.A.P.D.D. THE NEW HAMPSHI_RE FRIDAY, DECEMBER 7, 1984 PAGE TWENTY-ONE CLASSIFIED ARE YOU TIRED OF ONLY FINDING ANNE L. I'm sorry we could not· make it Chrispy - I miss you honey!! I think it's NEED TO LOSE UNWANTED POUNDS Yard Sale: Sat. Dec. 8, Sun. Dec. 9, 9 to RUN-DOWN DELAP IT ATED PLACES TO to my P.O. this week-end. We'll have to been much too long since we've had one BEFORE THE HOLIDAYS? WE HAVE AN 4 Departing St. offers for sale several light LIVE IN DURHAM? HOW ABOUT LIVING make up for it some night and go out on of our heart-to-chest talkst Although Camp HERBAL/ ALOE BASED NUTRITIONAL weight bikes, multi-speed, bike parts sports IN A BRAND NEW HOUSE OFF OF MILL the town. Let's not be such strangers. Party is over I will still at least talk to you! Let's SYSTEM FROM CALIFORNIA YOU CAN equipment, clothes, and useful misc. 27 RD.? WE HAVE 2 SINGLES AND SPACE Hearty Lamont! Trunce wrote that last sit down soon & talk about life in Durham. LOSE 12-39 lbs. A MONTH ON! 100% Faculty Rd. Take 1st left off Mill Rd. Beyond IN 2 DOUBLES AVAILABLE. 3 BATHS, part, .... MARK Remember - Bwanna of the Ubangees MONEY BACK GUARANTEE! LOSE Shop 'N Save. FULL KITCHEN AND FURNISHED LIVING is still #2 in my life; that is, behind yout You RM. WITH FIREPLACE, LARGE BACK S.H. Either way, hope you understand, I'm WEIGHT NOW! ASK ME HOW! CALL 868- Christine, Maura, Stephanie, Lenore, Sue, know my number - use H!! Lots of love from YARD WITH GARDEN, RUNNING AND not running for mayor, and saying hello 1482 or write P.O. Box 270 Durham, N.H. Sharon, Marieanne, Amanda, Danny, Chris, the Polo King 03824 CROSS-COUNTRY SKI TRAILS BEHIND to all those other people might not be what Billbo, Ed, Rick & Steph:TII miss you and HOUSE. IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY OR really matters. DOG & FLUFF What's up Guys, Fluff come all the fun and drama of Hetzel 2nd next FOR 2ND SEMESTER. CALL 868-1482 Dominique down and talk to me some time Huh. Dogger Want to see all the Muso movie for tree semester. You win! Love, Dorin M. R. HAPPY BELATED BIRTH ANYTIME. come on kid make her luff me OK. PEPPER and learn how to run a 16MM DAY! Love, Chris film projector? DO YOU FEEL TIRED, SLUGGISH, NEVER Good, then be a MUSO projectionist. Show New house. ½ mile from campus. $200 a Coo - Get ready for the P.O., Concord Michelle, a 95%. What a stiff. Don't get ENOUGH ENERGY TO STUDY? WANT TO only 1 film a week (Sunday or Thursday) month paid in full before mid December. won't be the same. And get ready for next weird. Plan on dinner ir} the next week or BOOST YOUR ENERGY LEVEL WITHOUT meet fun people and watch great movies. Large backyard, fireplace, furnished com years. Hank. P.S. Hankie misses you! a ski trip. Maybe Vermont where youngsters STIMULANTS OR DRUGS? WE HAVE AN If interested, leave mon areas, 1 ½ baths. Doubles and one can partyl name and phone # with HERBAL/ ALOE BASED NUTRITIONAL Is there life after GEOGRAPHY 797 or mere Lisa Santagate at MUSO office Rm. 148- single available. Off-street parking . Call RUSH, the generic SYSTEM.FROM CALIFORNIA THAT IS existance? Rabbit will invade MUB soon for details 868-6313. Concord, and the Ramada Inn Saturday. SWEEPING THE COUNTRY THAT WILL LESSLIE, Just thought I'd make your dayt! Corrine and Sue will never know what hit Dear Dorin, We're all going to miss you HELP YOU SHAKE THAT RUN-DOWN Don't wait until after graduation to find your St11rly mt1rh?? Wha'c, th:::it guy whas,;, them - beer, gin, vodka and Mr. ljubble - when you yu tu .Sdi I Oft::yu, OU! We Know FEEUNG! ALL NA I UHAL PRODUCTS aream nouse. For onty :fi4bU semester plus always seen Hanging around your room?? utilities 2 or 3 Gemini you'll have an outrageous time! Love, The WILL GIVE YOU AN ENERGY BOOST lucky people will find ecstasy JOB Gang 2nd floor Hetzel WHILE YOU GET HEALTHY AT THE SAME next year in Dover. Call for info. Days 862- C.J. Congratulations! A long, hard road, EXAMS ARE LEECH - PROFS TIME! 100% MONEY BACK GUARANTEE! 2750 ask for Chris or Julie, evening 742- ARE but you made it. - You must be ready to Dear Exchange Santa: Here are a few extra LEECH - THE MIND FEEL GREAT NOW! ASK ME HOW! CALL 8987 IS AVOID FILLED celebrate. Are you ready for tomorrow? wishes that I ommitted from Christmas List. 868-1482 or write P.O. Box 270 Durham, WITH GUNK - UGH - I HATE SCHOOL. I'm really happy My wish for: Steve--something to water Space available in a Strafford Manor we are going together - N.H. 03824 KILL ALL 4.0 STUDENTS - CUM L.A.UDE Thanks for the talk we had. I'm sure we'll down the Lilac Vegetal; Brian--a six-pack Apartment with 3 other girls, for next THIS FOLK- PASS EXAMS NOW WA have a terrific time. Till tomorrow ... 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Cheers Erika. on your albums trashy. 03824 PAGE TWENTY-TWO THE NEW HAMPSHIRE FRIDAY, DECEMBER 7, 1984 ~------W.HOCKEY------ total domination of the ice by just 3:33 spent, Ferry received the left side again and, taking the Cats, as they allowed Colby a pass from -freshman left wing it behind the net, passed it to to move the puck to pass Katey Stone and put the puck Amanda Moors in the slot. through center zone just four in the net, bringing her three Moors' shot rebounded, but times. game goal total up to seven. linemate Dawn Olson was there Yet UNH was having a hard The Lady Cats' fifth goal of to quickly tuck the puck between time scoring. Colby goalie Sue the night was scored just ove • .-he legs of Edwards and into the . Edwards kept the scoring down five minutes later when McBar -::f the net. with a period total of 12 saves, ron carried the puck down the .. rter Northeastern it was by the 12:52 ~ark left side of the ice and passed k1nd of a letdown," · said co But with 6:08 left, UNH's it through a Colby defenseman captain Lauren Apollo. "We dramatic Apollo received a pass from to Stone, waiting in the slot. knew they were a weak team and Stearns and with a clean wrist Stone slid the puck beneath we played to their level." . shot from the left side put the Edwards. "It's sometimes a one step puck into the right hand corner The Lady Cats finally closed· forward, two steps backward of the net, making the score 3- out the scoring with just 11 progress," said McCurdy, "but solutions seconds left on the clock. Tracy we' re looking more like a hockey 0, UNH. Then in the third period with Taylor carried the puck down team." , UNH's next contest is this Sunday at 2 p.m. at Snively Contemporary against Princeton, a contender OVERSEAS EMPLOYMENT Hair 8:>tyling in the Final Four last March. WORLD-SIDE OPPORTUNITIES FOR MEN AND WOMEN! JAPAN · EUROPE - AFRICA · AUSTRALIA - THE SOUTH .-M.HOOP- PACIFIC· SOUTH AMERICA-THE FAR EAST. For the Polished Look of the 80's SALARIES AND WAGES! (conti~1:1ed from page 24) EXCELLENT BENEFITS. HIGHER by the Polished Professionals FREE TRANSPORTATION! .GENEROUS VACATIONS!- created DURHAM Ferry (16 points) connected on More t~an 30?,000 Americ.ans Japan, Africa, The , South EXETER HOURS M-W 9-5:30 35 Main St. two free throws to ice the game. of Pacific, The Far East, South 155 Front St. ) - not 1ncludmg ~embers 772-2361 Th & Fr' 9-6 868-705 I At Rhode Island last night the a:~ed services - are· America ... nearly every part Sat 9-2 the Wildcats were without the now . hvmg overseas. These of the free world! services of Best, their leading d people are engaged in nearly ( 3 ) . · Com p an i es a n scorer at 13 points per game, · e v e-r y poss~ b 1 e a c _ti vi- Govern me n_t . age pc i es but still played the now 4-0 ~Y ... construction, engineer- employing personnel in near- Rams even for most of the mg, sa~es, transportation, ly every occupation;_ from DERNESS game. Best has sprained his s~cretar1al work, . accou~- , the unskilled laborer to the knee. tm~.. manufa~turmg, 011 college trained professional Trailing 27-20 late in the first refmmg, teachmg, nursing, man or woman. TRAILS half the 'Cats switched to a man government, e~c.-etc. And ( 4). Firms and organiza- to-man defense which slowed many are earning $2,000 to tions engaged in foreign con- Mill Road Plaza, Durh_am, NH 03824 (603) 868-5584 the perimeter-orientated Rams. $5,000 per month ... or more! struction projects, manufac- That allowed the Wildcats to To a_llow you the op- turing, mining, oil refining, pull closer, at 37-33, at.the half. portunity to apply for engineering, sales, services, ~STUDENT SPECIAL' UNH's success in the first overseas employment, we teaching, etc., etc. half came when it went inside Ty . have .researc~ed ~n.d compil- (5). How and where to ap- to its big men, as forwards and Greg Steele had 12 ed a new and exciting direc- ply for overseas Government · Bridge tory on overseas employ- jobs. and 10 points respectively. UNH came out strong at the Here is just a sample (6) : Information about ment. start of the second half, sparked our ln~rnational summer jobs. of what by center Dirk Koopman, (7). You will receive our Employment Directory Bridge and Steele. A basket from' Opportunity covers. Employment each of them gave UNH its first with in- (1). Our International D_igest ... jam-packed and only lead of the-contest, 43- Employment J?iree~ry lists formation about current job 41, with 17:30 remaining. . doz~ns of cruise ship com- opportunities. Special sec- However Rhody's high pames,_ both on the east and tions features news of scoring Tony Taylor then took west coast. You will be told overseas construction pro- Hours - Mon, Tues 9-6 control, scoring rhe next six positions Christmas what .. type of positions the jects, executive Wed, Thur, Fri 9-9 points to give URI a lead they cruise ship companies hire, and teaching opportunities. would never relinquish. s u ch a s d e c k h a n d s , 90 Day Money Sat 9-5 The lead grew to as much as restaurant help, cooks, Back Guarantee Sun 11-5 16 before the 'Cats made one, · bartenders, just to name a our International Employ- last, furious rush led by guard few · You will also receive ment Directory is sent to you Rodney Johnson. At one point · se_ver~l Employment Ap- with this guarantee. If for Johnson hit for nine straight phcabon Forms that you any reason you do not obtain points for UNH, as they closed may s~nd directly t~ the overseas employment or _you , the gap to 78-74. But four, companies you would hke to are not satisfied with the job unanswered Rhody points for work for. offers ... simply return our the final margin. (2). Firms and organiza- Directory within 90 days and Bridge and Steele finished tions employing all types of we'll refund your money pro- with 18 points each, while all personnel in Australia, mptly ... no questions asked. Koopman added 13 points, coming in the second half. j ncl udes The Wildcats (0-5) have their ORDER FORM North Atlantic Conference op- International Employment Directory T · ener Saturday when they host Best is ques- 131 Elma Dr. Dept. T21 yp1ng Siena at 2:00pm. Centralia, WA 98531 Selection of papers and envelopes .,1_t_ion_a_b1e_.------Please send me a copy of your International Employment plus Directory. I understand that I may use this information for 90 Men's hockey days and if I am not satisfied with the results, I may return 25 copies-25 envelopes your Directory for an immediate refund. On that basis I'm vs. enclosing $20.00 cash .... check .... or money order .... for your i5 extra sheets of paper Directory. Michigan Tech NAME ______-=.:-:~::c=------please print Changes easily made with our Tonight ~nd ADDRESS ______..n._PT# ______free 30 day Memory Storage CITY ______~STATE ______-"7.IP Tomorrow Directory 1984 International Employment night at 7:30 p.m. ,______::__ _::2:::, THE NEW HAMPSHIRE FRIDAY, DECEMBER 7, 1984 PAGE TWENlY-THREE Men's.hockey forfeits three Keep up the good By Chris Heisenberg Associate Head Coach Bob The NCAA and Hockey East The UNH men's hockey team Kullen said. "Then we were told officials were informed of a vi has been forced to forfeit three that it was all taken care of." olation in a letter from Hockey work hockey.fa:ns of its four victories this year According to Kullen, Lussier East. because of an eligibility problem stayedbackontheColoradotrip The ·university of New By Bob Dawson because of a let down at the end with junior defenseman Kirk to take care of the problem. "We Hampshire will now try to pick After blowing my horn a bit would be much the same as a Lussier. are at fault for believing the up its first official Hockey East in this paper last Friday about theater critic panning an entire Lussier was ineligible this student," Kullen said. "It should win this weekend against Mich- how bad I felt the fan support musical just because_one of the season because he failed to have been taken care of." igan Tech, at Snively. was in Snively this year, I went songs in it was bad. Unfair. register for the required number Kullen said it is "dubious" Michigan Tech is led by to Saturday's game curious to My original ideas for this of courses necessary to qualifv if Lussier will ever play for . sophomore forward Brian Han see if anything would change. column was to criticize those - as an NCAA student athlete. UNH again. non, and junior defensive cap- I felt that maybe a few more of you at the game for that third Lussier registered for only Once it was determined that rain Dave Reierson. Tech joined people might get up and cheer period letdown, but when I look eight credits,four short of the Lussier did not meet the NCAA the WCHA with Northern but I surely didn't expect to see back at the game as a whole, and NCAA requirements, because requirements UNH Athletic Michigan this summer and has what I did. in particular one moment in that he dropped a class after not Director Andrew Mooradian been the surprise team out west, Although the arena wasn't third period, I just smile. For qualifying for a UNH athletic wrote to the Hockey East office placing second in the WCHA full (blame that on the 1-11 the first two periods Saturday, scholarship, due to the 2.0 grade in Providence, and informed standings. record), I saw something that the crowd at 'Lively Snively' point requirement. them of the violation. UNH sophomore forward I haven't seen in Snively for a resembled those of old: Loud, An injured knee suffered in - "\V;T e recieved the letter l\lon Peter Douris had to turn down Iuug Lime: An involved, noisy somewhat obnoxious, into the the first Michigan game forced day," Hockey East Commission- an invitation to play for Junior crowd of slightly crazy college game and generally having a Lussier to miss all subsequent er Lou Lamoriello told Foster's Team Canada in mid-December, students (myself included), good time. I only wish I'd games. UNH's record is now Daily Democrat. "The Univer- because of final exams. Fresh cheering on their team. I could gotten to the rink in time to get officially 1-15 overall, and 0- sity is just waiting for notifi- . man Steve Leach will participate only be happier if the team ha~ a better seat (another good 13 in Hockey East. cation to make it official and on Junior Team USA in the won, although I feel that success sign). The other instance I'm "We knew something of it at ' to know that their request for Junior World Tournament. is just around the corner for this referring-to happened just after the Colorado (College) trip," forfeit has been acted upon." team. the Providence goal that put _ Something deep inside my them ahead in the third for somewhat fat head tells me that good. Not thirty seconds after I should somehow take credit the goal, w,hi1e the rest of the Rhody outlasts women's hoop for the rowdiness and noise level crowd sat there stunned, one in Snively Saturday, but that of you fans in the front row had By Chris Urick Rhode Island showed a new ing was vulnerable tonight," wol!ld be unfair. While I may the smarts to start a 'let's go With national powers Penn look in the second half as they added DeMarco. have helped to light the match, blue!' cheer. Great timing. State and Cheyney State loom abandoned their press, letting Shooting was also a problem those of you who made the noise So instead of criticizing and ing on the horizon, the UNH UNH get into their halfcourt for UNH. "You can't expect to · are the ones who poured ga·s looking at the negative side, I women's basketball team des offense. Tlfe 'Cats stayed close, win games shooting 33 percent oline onto the fire. · hope that I have effectively perately needed a victory Wed and cut it to one at the five (overall), or 37 percent in the My column on Friday said shown both sides to the story nesday night against the Uni minute mark on a Kelly Butter second half," reiterated DeMar- that, "What (Snively) needs is and given those of you who did versity of Rhode Island, a team field free throw, but from there co. a little CPR." Well, I feel as the bang up job on Saturday the they matched up well against. URI put together a six-point UNH has a tough month though the patient has been credit you so richly deserve. I'd Unfortunately for the Wildcats, run and upped their lead to ahead of them~ as they face a saved, but is still in se-:-ious like to thank you, but I can't Rhode Island squeaked out a 55- seven. Two free throws and a tough December schedule. "We condition. The patient per figure out for what. Instead, I'd 46 victory, -in the mistake-filled basket by Marlene Morth, and knew December was going to formed fantastically for the first like to congratulate you and say, game at Lundholm Gymnasium: a jumper by forward Michele be a tough month for us, we play forty minutes Saturday, and then . "Keep up the good work, this Ir started off well for UNH, Washington ran the score to 38"- Penn State, who is returning faded a little down the home team may need it." as Terri Mulliken sank two early 31, before UNH's Kathy Shorey a lot of people this year and is stretch. This is not to criticize By the way, the 'Tastes jumpers and two minutes into answered with a basket of her tenth in the nation, and then the fans, because I was tired and great/Less filling' cheer is great, the game UNH held a 4-2 lead. own to make it to 38-33. on the fifteenth we play Chey- a bit frustrated as you· were, but but I still like to hear "Winning Two minutes later, Rhode Is Two minutes later, with the ney, who is one of the best in I just hope that this does not team--Losing team" as often as land~s Tracey Hathaway would score at43-36, UNH put togeth the country," spoke DeMarco. carry over to this weekend. possible. sink a jumper, to give Rhode er a spurt that got them back UNH' s next home game is But enough of the worry In the words of Wildcat Island a 6-4 lead, and from then into the game, Playing solid, against Cheyney State next about the third period blahs. My forward James Richmond, "It on the Rams never trailed in intense defense, UNH forced Saturday at 4 p.m. ~aying that -the night was_ a flop_ was great." this one. URI imo mistakes, which UNH Rhode Island instituted a full converted into six straight court press that gave UNH fits points. Two baskets by Terri early and forced them to use Crete and one by Butterfield, precious seconds off the thirty brought it to 43-42, and forced second clock. Still, Rhode Island Rhode Island into a timeout." had their problems with turnov "We had them on the run, but ers· and mistakes, and were the turnovers killed us. Tran unable to raise their lead to more sition killed us too," spoke UNH than four. Mulliken tossed in forward Denise Darling after a short jumper with sixteen the game. seconds left in the half and Rhode Island regrouped after UNH trailed by only two going the break, scoring two quick to the lockers at half time. baskets and holding UNH to "It should have been a win just four points in the last eight . for us, we matched up real well and a half minutes. UNH was against them size and even plagued by poor shots and speed wise. Our forwards problems rebounding the needed to play well in this one missed URI shots down the for us to win, and they didn't stretch. URI made all four free get the job done," spoke UNH throws in the last minute, and head coach Cecelia DeMarco hung on for the 5 5-46 victory. after the game. "It was a game " Our weakside rebounding of mistakes, neither team played was a problem tonight. Two well. Rhode Island's transition things displeased me: rebound was better than ours and we ing and transition. On offense weren't doing well on the of you need rebounding to get fensive boards," added DeMar inside_for easy shots, and on co. defense, our weakside rebound- ----W.SWIM----- (continued from page 24) in the 3-meter. Next Wednesday the 4-0 Wildcats travel to Chestnut Hill, Although she didn't place in Mass. to do battle with the her event, the 50 yard freestyle, Boston College Eagles. - Kim Damm was the swimmer who Coach Rowe was most " B.C. is our first real tough pleased with. "That was the best meet of the season," said Coach time (27.5) she's had since she Rowe. "We' re looking forward came to UNH," said Rowe, of to it. We' re going to rest up for . . Damm, after the meet. that one." Kelly Butterfield(30) pulls down a rebound against Rhode Island Wednesday. UNH lost 55-46 and now is 2-5.(Robin Stieff photo) PAGE TWENTY-FOUR THE NEW HAMPSHIRE FRIDAY, DECEMBER 7, 1984 ~Sports Women's swim winners• again• By Steve Langevin Chute won the 200 freestyle. Victorious _in every event The other swimming winner except the final one, the 200 for the Cats was C.J. Jones, who yard freestyle relay, the UNH recorded a New England qual women's swim team cruised to ifying time of 19:15.62 in win its fourth straight win, swamp ning the 1650 freestyle. That ing Keene State 100-30 in time was just one second off the ,Swasey Pool yesterday after pool record. noon. Four other swimmers also ···we have been pushing hard qualified for the New Englands. in oractice since Thanksgiving," All three swimmer"s in the 400 sai"'d Coach Carol Rowe. "The I.M., Clohisy, Melissa Lawrence girls were really tired, but Keene (who posted two second place State wasn't real competitive." finishes) and Barbie Bennett, qua~ified. Amy Austin, who took All-American Martha Cloh second in the 100 freestyle, was isy, Emily Cole and Pam Birsin the other qualifier. ger led the way for the 'Cats with three victories apiece. The Wildcats also dominated the two diving evenrs. Ann Clohisy won the 200 yard Lowri·e won the 3-meter dive butterfly, the 400 Individual and took second in the 1-meter, Medley and teamed with Debbie which was won by Anne Miller. Ewell, Birsinger and Abby Robb Stephanie Guite ~inished second - defeated to capture the 200 yard medley Martha Clohisy showing her winning form in the 200 yard butterfly. UNH soundly relay. W.SWIM, page 23 Keene State yesterday 100-30 f~r its fourth straight win.(Frank Consentino photo) . \ Cole swept the freestyle events and also won the 100 butterfly, while Birsinger, in Women's hockey squad blankets Colby addition to her relay win, took Apollo the breastroke events. Cole just By J. Mellow outshooting the Mules 39-7. execution." The play began with two missed the school record in the , The UNH women's ice hock With this game, goalie Cathy· Vivienne Ferry opened the stealing the puck away from left side 100 butterfly, while Birsinger's ey team took their first game Narsiff tallied her first shutout scoring 2:48 into the first pe Colby players on the it around time of 2:33.60 in the 200 was on the road Wednesday night . of the 1984-85 season. riod, redirecting a wristshot of the ice and banking behind the net to her fastest of the year. in Waterville, Maine, with a 6- "This was a good game to from freshman defenseman the boa.i;:ds 0 win over Colby College. work on our plays," said Coach Karen McBarron. Stearns. Stearns then took one Beth Robinson took care of .The Lady Cats dominated Russ McCurdy after the game . At 15:40,UNH's Beth Barn step to the right of the net and the backstroke events for UNH, Colby not only in goals scored "We've got the idea of what to hill raised the margin to two, pass~d the puck to Barnhill winning both, while Anne _ b·ut in shots on net as well, do, now it's just the idea of when she was able to put the waiting uncovered in the slot. ...,,...... -~ _puck in the net with the help The second period was almost of linemates Bridget Stearns and Lauren Apollo.· W.HOCKEY, page 22 Men's b-ball drops two close contests By Steve Langevin second half. He connected on Two more close losses during 10 of his 15 field goal attempts the week kept the UNH men's for the game. basketball team out of the win With 12:00 remaining and his column and hungrier than ever team trailing by 22 points, UNH for that elusive first victory that head coach Gerry Friel went to would get them over the hump. his bench and came out with that They travelled to Harvard fivesome. They put on a relent Tuesday and dropped a 69-63 less, full-court press that result decision to the Crimson and last ed in numerous Harvard tur night they fell 82-74 to the novers. Johnston and DiGrande Rhode Island Rams in King came up with most of the steals, ston. with Johnston making three and The Harvard game show DiGrande four, the last of which cased the "Best" and worst of he converted into a thunderous, the 'Cats. The worst came in the breakaway dunk that brought first half when the Wildcats UNH within eight with 1: 5 5 made only six of 28 field goals remaining. and found themselves trailing Best then hit an 18-footer, 30-19 at the iP'.ermission. The but Harvard's Keith Webster best came in the form of fresh made both ends of a one-and man James Best and a bunch of one to offset it. Harvard's last other hustling, fired-up Wild 15 points came from the foul cats, namely Keith Hinderlie, line, with their last basket from Ted DiGrande, Andy Johnston the fielp coming with 8:56 and Greg Steele, who nearly remaining. pulled out a miracle, come-from Baskets by DiGrande and behind win. freshman guard Marshall Tait Best, playing with four fouls cut it to 67-63 with nineteen almost the entire second half, seconds left, but Harvard's Bob poured in 16 of his career and page 22 UNH's Greg Steele(50 in blue) going up for -a jumper against Harvard Tuesday.UNH lost game-high 20 points in the M.HOOP, to Harvard by six and to URI yesterday 82-74.(Steve Lang~vin photo)