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VoL LXXXIXNo. 2 The University of Connecticut Tuesday, Sept 10, 1985
Radio found in post office Police get special delivery By Joanne Zuzick ford barracks said police about these comlaints. Daily Campus Staff The suspect is described as "He (Forst) assured me PLEASE The radio stolen from a 5 feet 10 inches tall, with they were not harassing stu- state police cruiser last week sandy brown hair, and is 18 to dents," Pelto said at Carraige House Apart- 20 years old "The road blocks must stop DO NOT FEED ments turned up late Monday The description was put especially if they are related afternoon at the Storrs post together from information to the stolen radio," Pelto office given by students stopped by said "The people of Mansfield DUCKS The radio,valued at about troopers for vehicle checks. and the students shouldn't $1,500, was found by a postal The safety checks, which have to put up with this worker and picked up by state have been associated with the because of one person's police at 4 p.m theft have resulted in many actions" No one has been arrested complaints from students. Pelto said he would like in connection with the theft Rep. Jon Pelto(D-54th) spoke students who feel they have but police are seeking a sus- to CoL Lester Forst com- been harassed because they pect and expect to make an misioner of the State Depart- are a student and not because arrest in a few days. Sergeant ment of Public Safety and of a vehicle violation to write Phillip Cameron of the Staf- head of the Connecticut state See page 5
Signs such as this one were posted around Mirror Lake this summer (Mark Caswell photo). Don't feed the ducks! By Kim Nauer Daily Campus Staff UConn may have to seek an ordinance outlawing feeding ducks at Mirror Lake if those responsible for the daily feedings do not stop providing duck food According to Pam Schaffer at the Office of Facilities, the large number of ducks populating Mirror Lake and the sur- rounding area are unsanitary and a possible threat to the Wiilimantic groundwater supply. Duck guano contains large quantities of nitrogen which leaches into the water supply When the water was tested high levels were shown, she said -*".*- &«* ,* Schaffer said she was suprised the problems she is having .' , * » • ■ -■.-*■ trying to stop the feeding " It is really hard to stop people from —_~ _»ss; ... ■■■—■-*, feeding them" she said RAINY DAYS AND MONDAYS—Rain didn't keep these students from going to class "We sent a nice letter to the man who had been feeding yesterday. Showers are expected to continue today (Mark Caswell photo). them" Schaffer said "But now some young guy is coming out at five in the morning and doing it," she said According to the wife of the man who had previously fed the ducks, the ducks are domesticated and will die if no one feeds Four New England senators them "We have a young man who has been helping my hus- band out now," said Mrs Leo Heinige "If s not against the law. There is nothing they can do," Heinige said call for tougher sanctions Schaffer said that the university was simply trying to WASHINGTON (AP)—President Reagan's of apartheid Kennedy said in a Senate floor encourage some of the ducks to leave Previous efforts to trap invocation of sanctions against white-ruled speech and move some of them have not seemed to work she said South Africa are "too little too late" and Con- His fellow Massachusetts Democrat Sen Officials from a federal wildlife relocation program came to gress still should act on a tougher plan, four New John F. Kerry, also called for continued con- UConn over the summer to bring some of the geese up north England senators who favor economic pressure gressional action They captured 79 geese and released them in Maine "It may against apartheid said Monday. "1 think it is a purely politically motivated sound funny," Schaffer said "but I am sure those exact same "The president's executive order is a state- effort to defuse an issue rather than to genuinely 79 are back at the lake again" ment of political expendiency designed to avoid send a message and provide an adequate res- The duck population was originally introduced to UConn by defeat in the Senate It is watered down and we ponse to the problem" Kerry said in an president Homer Babbidge, who felt that Mirror Lake would as a nation don't do very well when our prin- interview. be more scenic with them Since then, due to stable surroun- ciples are watered down," said Sen Lowell P. He said for Congress ot accept Reagan's dings and continuous food supply, the population has in- Weicker Jr., R-Conn, who sponsored an anti- executive order, and sidetrack legislation creased to a point past the ponds biological ability to apartheid bill with Sen Edward M Kennedy, D- would be "to send a weaker measure in and support it Mass. of itself" Heinige however, maintains that the ducks are no problem Kennedy, who pushed for a Senate vote on The Senate's refusal to close off a filibuster She said the lake water is all right and that the area wells are ending a filibuster against the anti- apartheid bill came on a 53-34 vote seven shy of the 60 votes too far from UConn to be harmed She stated that the real said "The president's announcement today is needed to end debate pollution problem at UConn is student parties and the amount well-intentioned and it is a step in the right But another vote on closing off the extending of trash that is left behind direction But it is too little and too late" debate by opponents to the bill is scheduled The issue is "all in the minds of a few cranks," she said- "I think it is imperative we speak to the issue' for Wednesday. Inside Today: Weather Forecast: • Husky play impresses the college soccer world Occasional rain today with a pos- See back page sibility of thunderstorms Lows in the • One mans journey Into the Stop&< Shop zone high 50s See page 7. w Page 2 The Daily Campus. Tuesday. September 10. 1985 NEWS ROUNDUP Deficit cuts help mail State gloats over waste ruling HARTFORD (AP)—Post- count to nine-tenths of a cent HARTFORD (AP)—Top Connecticut officials "This issue exemplifies the dilemma caused by master General Paul N. Carlin for each piece of first-class said Monday the Postal Ser- gloated Monday over the federal government's the long-unbridled expansion of nuclear power mail sent by high-volume rejection of New York City's request that in America Nuclear waste disposal and trans- vice could cut its 1984-85 users that can be processed deficit to at least $324 million nuclear wastes from Long Island be routed portation will continue to be a profound pro- by machine said Gary Barello, around the city and through Connecticut blem and must be considered at the national and break even in fiscal 1986 manager of computerized without a rate increase "We've taken a little bite out of the Big Apple" level as a matter of urgent public policy." sorting in the Stamford post said Attorney General Joseph L Lieberman. office U.S Rep. John G Rowland R-Conn, said the Carlin also said he will pro- "Connecticut is not a beltway for the Big Apple decision "sent a clear message to New York pose expanding the incentive A decision in favor of New York would have led City...that Connecticut residents are no less "That's not in granite" to the Balkanization of the nuclear waste ship- important than New Yorkers for users of presorted nine- Borello said "Nor do we know ment system Every large city along the route If New York had been successful, I think Con- digit ZIP code mail, the volun- what the minimum mailing is tary ZIP-Plus-4 campaign the would have, applied for a similar exemptioa" necticut wouldve become a haven for the going to be at this time" The city had proposed that radioactive was- transport of nuclear wastes," said Rowland Postal Service is counting on Any proposal from the tes from the Brookhaven National Laboratories, adding that his 5th Congressional District would to save hundreds of millions board would require Postal of dollars a year by 1990. and possibly those from the Shoreham nuclear have been the most affected district in the state Rate Commission approval. power plant be shipped on barges across Long under the New York proposal. The postmaster general did Island Sound and loaded onto trucks in New He said Connecticut had "made swiss not specify how much of an Addressing the Northeast London on their way to disposal in Idaho. cheese" out of New York's arguments. "They increase in the incentive he region's biennal postal forum New York has 30 days to file an appeal of Mon- were fighting for their own parochial interests" will propose to the Board of Carlin said the service had day's ruling by the U.S. Department of Trans- he said Governors in December. But forecast a 1984-85 deficit of portation U.S Rep. Barbara B. Kennelly, D-Conn, said it could raise the half-cent dis- around $500 million U.S. Sen Christopher J. Dodd D-Conn, said the U.S DOT "has done the right thing." Investigators remove DC-9 engine Scientists fight Star Wars MILWAUKEE (AP)—Investigators said Mon- the runway. BOSTON (AP)—University weapons that could automat- scientists who claim the "Star day they would remove from a muddy forest NTSB Chairman James Burnett said Sunday ically shoot down Soviet mis- Wars" defense system is preserve the jet engine that failed just before a that investigators had determined that the jet's siles in the event of attack DC-9 airplane crashed as relatives of the 31 right engine was not producing power at the "science fiction" and a "col- Reagan has proposed a people killed in the accident made plans for their time of the crash, but he said the plane should ossal waste of money" are five-year budget for the pro- funerals have been able to fly on one engine asking colleagues to join them gram of $26 billion "We will attempt to remove at least one if not in refusing millions of dollars "Our major emphasis is not both," of the engines from the crash site, said Metal detector sweeps of the runway turned in research grants to make a political statement Rachel Halterman, press director for the up 20 compressor blade pieces and 13 other Hundreds of engineers, but to point out that the bulk National Transportation Safety Board parts from an engine like the DC-9's, Burnet chemists and physicists on of the scientists who wouls be Removal of the heavily damaged, 5000- pound said more than two dozen cam- working on it think it is engine was made difficult because it was mired While it was not certain that all the pieces puses have pledged not to technically infeasible and at in mud left by thunderstorms Sunday, she said came from the plane he said "there is damage accept money for work on the the level of science fiction," It was to be taken to a nearby hangar for to the right engine where the compressor Strategic Defense Initiative, said John Kogut, a physics further inspectioa blades would have come from" and no reports President Reagan's proposal professor at the University of "We have several investigative groups active that any other aircraft had a similar problem at for deflecting missiles in Illinois in Urbana one of two here and that's the activity of one of them," said the site space campuses where petitions Jack Drake, who is heading the investigation of The plane's Pratt & Whitney JT8 D-7 engines Congress has tentatively have been circulating since the Midwest Express Airlines crash for the are an older model thatn the JT8 D-15 that set adide$2.7 billion next year June NTSR apparently exploded and set fire to a British for research on the anti- As of two weeks ago, 360 The pilot reported an emergency Friday just Boeing 737 during takeoff in August, said Pratt & missile system that proposes people had signed the pledge after taking off from Gen. Billy Mitchell Field, and Whitney spokesman David Long in East Hart- to create an enormous defen- but organizers said many the plane crashed about a half-mile south of ford Conn sive shield of lasers and other more had signed Sanctions anger Botha Four die in Thai coup attempt JOHANNESBURG South sure but vowed the country BANGKOK, Thailand (AP)—Loyalist troops the First Army Division headquarters and the Africa (AP)—President PW. would push ahead with race crushed a coup attempt Monday by 400 to 500 Public Relations department the national media Botha said Congress forced reforms "despite outside soldiers led by former top military men Prime center, all located within a one-square-mile President Reagan to adopt pressures" Minister Prem Tinsulandona who had been out radius sanctions Monday against . , . . of the country, returned hours after the tank- led The rebels, with machine guns and 22 tanks, of OVCr rebel insurrection and pleaded for unity. South Africa, but that Reagan's tlS c **EZ stormed the army radio station at 9:55 am, but plan "is less harmfuFthan aParthei<} Sorth Africa s sys- Four people were reported killed and 59 gave up five hours later when the government what US legislators proposed tem °f "Si"? ra^!al *8"* wounded in nine hours of fighting. The acting threatened to move in and crush them tion by which 5 million whites army chief said three alleged coup leaders had The leaders of the coup announced over Botha did not criticize rule 24 million blacks, has left been arrested Radio Thailand that they had seized power, "to Reagan, but said Congress more than 650 people dead Among the dead were NBC News Bangkok correct the seriously deteriorating situation of coerced the president to and 2,500 injured most of bureau chief Neil Davis, and his soundman Bill the economy." move on economic sanctions them black Latch The two men were shot in front of the White smoke rose from the badly damaged "in disregard of the welfare Reagan said in Washington army compound as rebel-operated M-41 andM- compound and the area resounded with bursts and interests of our region" he ^j, han loans to me South 48 tanks opened fire on the army radio station of machine gun and pistol fire and exploding "It is nonetheless to be ^can government except At 6 am rebel soldiers seized the official grenades The compound was seriously regretted Whatever the in- lhose to ne|P b,acks- ban ™ Radio Thailand and government television damaged by tank fire but held out tention the effect is punitive computer exports that could Channel Nine The rebels, calling themselves the Radio Thailand said Prime Minister Prem It is a negative step," Botha "■ used to enforce apartheid, "Revolutionary Party," announced they had hurried back from Indonesia and had an said in a statement and Prohibit the sale of nu- seized power and dissolved the Parliament audience with King Bhumipol Adulyadej, who is clear technology except that and Cabinet the single greatest unifying symbol in Thailand Botha said South Africa used for international safe- The rebels moved tanks to the compounds of and has figured prominently in the success or would not bow to foreign pres- guards. the Supreme Command Government House, failure of previous attempts to change power. DAILY CAMPUS STAFF Office Manager Lois McLean News Editors Paul Parker Peter Corjulo & Dave Clark Sports Editors Jim Acton Paul Venables Arts Editors Jim Gallant & Ian Andrews £> Michael Reilty Life/Style Editors Lauren Ungaro Derek Cray Wire Editors Un Moores $$^ This Day Andrea Plcone Copy Editors John Ruddy Photography Manager. Mark CasweU CP Editorial Artist ' Bob Monahan Editorial Production Manager |ennlfer Kerrigan Advertising Manager Fran Cracia Advertising Production Manager Patty DeMartino in History Circulation Manager |oan Chartier Classified Ad Manager Mary Wachowiak The Daily Campus, Tuesday. September 10. 1985 Page 3 Harris sees challenge as dean By Dave Clark Daily Campus Staff Wesley Harris came to UConn as dean of engineering Aug 1, because he saw "an opportunity and a challenge" here Harris who holds a doc- torate in aerospace and mechanical sciences from Princeton University, taught at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology for 13 years and at the University of Vir- ginia for four years. "Having taught at MIT and Virginia" Harris said "I have developed ideas about what engineering should be. I saw an opportunity and a chal- lenge present at UCona" Harris was chosen by a search committee chaired by David Carter, associate vice president for academic affairs and including deans of other schools, department heads and faculty in engineering Harris said he visited the MONDAY BLUES— Students slog their way through a rainy Monday in Alumni Quad (Mark Caswell photo). campus and met with the FOR SPORTS... 456-3206 engineering faculty, staff, and 745 MAIN ST. with Anthony DeBenedetto, WILLIM ANTIC, CT vice president for academic affairs , himself an engineer. "UConn has an opportunity to grow in the undergraduate Campus area and in research" Harris Wait for the said "UConn is located in a high- tech area This is a region Florist whose continued strength depends on good engineers" Welcome Back BEST SKI SALE Harris replaces Peter McFadden, who is now in Roses 990 each charge of corporate fund- Big Plant Sale raising for the engineering in Eastern CT school. "McFadden laid the RT. 195 Downtown Storrs foundation for future growth" in engineering Harris said Harris said he hopes to expand on the undergraduate laboratory resources. "I also plan to work with industry Sept, 19, 20&21 and the state government to attract first-rate young PhDs to replenish the faculty ranks. A with similar experiences They will teach on the under- J Confidential - time negotiable See Daily Campus Advertising for further info graduate level and also come * Information Call 486-4705 in with their own research « Student Mental Health ideas," Harris said Harris said he was im- pressed by the engineering students at UConn "After having visited several univer- sities while serving on en- gineering accreditation teams, I can say that the school of engineering at UConn has a substantial pool of excellent students," he said Harris will be paid a yearly salary of $80,000.
Tonight 'The Soul Travel Experience' Ah introductory lecture on Eckankar, the ancient science of soul travel. In Plaza level Room 108 of the Library at 7:30 Page 4 The Daily Campus, Tuesday. September 10, 1985 SUBOG holds first meeting; plans for semester By Jessica Ferdinand tainment such as B. Willy the Student Union Ballroom Reports were that "Wel- policy of no alcohol at con- Campus Correspondent Smith, fun, dancing and plenty Gloria Steinem will lecture on come Week turned out great certs The Student Union Board of to eat and drink, where stu- Oct 5 at 7 p.m, also in the the Stompers concert went Governors met for the first dents will be guaranteed a SU Ballroom well, there were no alcohol A bus trip will be sponsored time this semester on Monday good time" The Drydock a new coffee problems, which proved that to the Yale game on Sept 28. to discuss planned events for Other events will e a UB40 house with a nautical theme alcohol can be controlled on On the evening of the 25 th the semester. concert in two weeks, Student will open Sept 20 from 9 to 12 campus" a board official said buses will leave every hour The Boards president Day on Sept 14, the first home intheSU. Ballroom, with com- after six for Golf Land where Mitch Marcinauskis. was es- football game and a Rock and edians appearing Eight to the The board hopes that the past rates are reduced and stu- pecially enthusiastic about Soul party, both also on the Bar will play on Oct 25 from 9 week will set a trend and dents can play golf after dark "The Pit", a new nightclub 14th to 12:30 in the S.U. Ballroom students will adhere to the to their hearts' content event to be held in the R.0.T.C Mime Trent Arterberry will Hangar, with "quality enter- appear on Sept 17 at 7 p. m, in USG to consider conference rule The Undergraduate Stu- on the action agenda for the Vice President Jennifer dent Government will con- meeting in room 306, the Rienks will present to the sider a measure aimed at United Nations Room of the assembly possible plans for a discouraging inappropriate Union "USA-for-Africa"-type benefit conference expenses, at the The assembly will also con- here first student assembly meet- sider the "Constituent Out- These items were dis- ing Wednesday evening at six reach Act" which requires cussed Monday at an execu- in the Student Union assembly members to post tive committee meeting The " Conference Reporting meeting agendas and minutes Act" will be one of two items in their residence halls Sorority
Student Union Board of Governors to hold Recreation &. Sports Promotion Committee membership &. Department of Intramurals drive ^PUNT, PASS, and KICK Omega Phi Alpha a national service sorority, is holding a Competition membership-drive meeting this week. The group is hoping 4#>z>* to strengthen the UConn STARTS TOMORROW NIGHT! chapter. Although it is labeled as a sorority, membership is Wednesday, Sept 11 - Punt and Pass open to both men and women competion Among their activities are Thursday, Sept 12 - Kick competion reading to the blind 'adopt-a grandparent" day, and visiting Rules available at field House, SU BOG office or the nursing homes "It's a very control desk. satisfying feeling" Marie Open to all UCONN students- registration6:30 Kabemba, UConn chapter behind field house president, said The meeting will be hald UConn Co-op PRIZES for everyone and grand prizes for Wednesday night at 7:30 in winners! F-fll^T Student Union room 216B. MQMQMiMMBOMOJ
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in Room OPEN LATE 7 DAYS A WEEK OPEN SATURDAYS SUNDAY AT 11 AM S 242 - South Wing of the Student Union The Daily Campus. Tuesday, September 10. 1985 PageS BHE to meet today Among topics on the agenda of the Board of Governors for Higher Education meeting today is a bond allocation request in order to repair W- lot The lot is by the police sta- tion on the north end of campus In addition, new tuition rates for fall of 1986 will be announced There will also be discussion of initiatives to attract eminect faculty to Connecticut in conjunction SUBOG— Mitchell Marcinauskis, white shirt, presides over the first Student Union Board of Governors meeting of with proposals to improve the the semester (Mark C as we 11 photo). overall quality of the state's schools. ^ '«*V'I H>^fl — USPSI2958000 CHEMISTRY, PHYSICS, MATH LOOKING FOR A JOB? STAT., AND GEOLOGY MAJORS i I idl i I ! i'-: H . ■ • . ' K( On campus jobs are now being advertised in the IMPORTANT MEETING ABCUT ON-CAMPUS INTERVIEWS STUDENT EMPLOYMENT OFFICE, WILBUR CROSS BUILDING f* *.' I'll Lit'' ' . ' !CCCOSOCOCCCOOOCCOSCOOOCOOOCOOOOCOC04 The Daily Campus, Tuesday, September 10, 1985 Page 6 Deadpan comic catches fire with Wright By Richard De Atley Boston where he played in Susan." Describing Wright's delivery Wright delivers a steady Associated Press Writer clubs after his graduation Such things have ; way of as deadpan would be a mis- flow of observations and LOS ANGELES (AP)— from Emerson College in leading to a bigger following tai. because that implies a vignettes to his audience with Slow-talking comedian 1978. He got his first television by folks who don't stay up late co;, i ivance. Steven Wright an infinite curve of weird- Steven Wright, his career break on "The Tonight Show" or watch trendy movies on stage talks just like Steven nes.c ablaze with a studio contract in 1982, where his low-key, These things are happening to Wright on the street —"One night I stayed up all a record album, a Home Box night playing poker with Tarot Office special and lots of late- cards. I got a full house and night television show appear- 1 broke a mirror ki my hotise. fm supposed to get seven years9 four people died" ances, is about as delirious as —"I broke a mirror in my he ever gets house I'm supposed to get "I'm very excited I can't bad //W». but my lawyer thinks he can get me five.9 seven years' bad luck but my believe it" Wright droned lawyer thinks he can get me Wright who also has mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm five" appeared on "Late Night With When Wright delivers those otherworldy observations David Letterman," will be Wright With a shiny high forehead lines, the audiences melt featured in a tape of his were such a hit he was asked He has an album "I Have A and curly brown hair, Wright Handled incorrectly, it could nightclub act in HBO's "On back the next week Pony," coming out in mid- sometimes appeared on stage be the comedian who dis- Location: Steven Wright" There were more appear- October on Warner Bros in- his club days with his solves Wright has managed with play dates of Sept 11,16, ances on "Tonight" and then Records and Orion Pictures shirttails out and a week-old to come to the forefront des- 20 and 24. The hour-long "Late Night" came calling has just signed him to a mul- beard He often leaned against pite an entertainment age of show was taken from an along with "Saturday Night tifilm deal. All for being disar- a back wall during his perfor- fast-moving rap songs, flashy appearance by Wright at Live" He had a small role as a mingly funny, to the point of mance A friend warned him music videos and television Wolfgang's in San Francisco. dentist snagged by a New Jer- drawing laughs just by saying not to wear sandals for his shows built around car Wright 29, was raised in sey nymphomaniac in the "Thanks" for his opening first "Tonight Show" perform- crashes and explosions. Burlington, Mass, a suburb of movie Desperately Seeking applause .ance _ ELEK-TEK... 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Between 9am - 4 pm o 5P /^ RACE - INTERCOIEGIME )ust bring your Valid UCONN ID S Numbers and time slots will be L REC. SAIL OR MCE/ posted on Weds Sept 11 th in the Daily Campus - PARTY ! YEAR ROUND Tickets on sale Thurs Sept 12 th at Jorgensen UKJiorvJ " Sponsored by the SUBOG Concert Committee g ^jTrT NEW MEMBERS WELCOME! -CHECK US OUT AT THE ACTIVITIES FAIR- The Daily Campus, Tuesday. September 10. 1985 Page 7 The shopping never stops By Derek Gray know it like the back of my poster, and just set up a little Daily Campus Staff hand" one of the more than room down one of the aisles As soon as I entered the 300 employees told me Yeah, and there's a bed set Super Stop & Shop on Main I s<><>m realized that it for only $9.99 in front of the WRITE FEATURES! Street in Willimantic, I knew would take me about a week register. that it was no Store 24, or even to find anything I wanted It wouldn't be like I was Edwards Universal. I had Then I thought "Why not isolated from the world I stepped into a 22 aisle 18 just live here?" could buy magazines and check-out counter, 50,000 It's open 24 hours a day newspapers to keep up with spuare foot, refrigerated and from7 am Monday until mid- things I could just buy one of 429-9384 stocked world unto itself. night Saturday and from 8 those scandal sheets by the It has everthing from ap- am until9 pm on Sundays I register. Rock Hudson has pliances to a zoo. Well, a zoo have all the food I need And I AIDS Do I really need to know of stuffed animals anyway. could buy extension cords to anything else? Contained within the store rig up a refrigerator and mic- are a salad bar, a plant shop, a rowave oven to prepare the I guess I might as well live bulk foods section, a cheese food with Then I could buy a here Til never find my car in ATTENTION shop, a fish market with live carpet and lamp, and maybe a the parking lot lobsters and rainbow trout a UCONN STUDENTS Barnes and Noble bookstore a fully operational pharmacy, "'p..; v,\!t I '■' II':,, a bake shop, and of course Discover 1JH ?# -.is- H J .:\cl-X the more traditional deli, pro- duce and meat departments Zoov & Mora Procassinq, ,nc. This world even houses a feiti Of«N UConn Suain««a Block city. 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A\ mmwTWWE D&AL1MG WlTtl fUZZBO. It is unlawful to iS 1 feed the clucks "S** Some people just can't seem to grasp the con- cept no matter how simple the concept may be During the summer, the university's facilities department sent a letter to the man who's been feeding the ducks that overpopulate Mirror and FUZZBO Swan lakes The problem was, according to the let- FIRST BLOOD PART II ter, that the large number of ducks in the area were a potential health hazard Specifically, nitrogen released by the ducks leaks into the ground and could get into Mansfield's water supply. The school has known this for some time and has been working Erskine Carter — to reduce the duck population Obviously, if the man continued to feed the birds, his efforts would offset those of the university. With UConn trying to erase Homer Babbidge's Great All's well that falls well Mistake, they asked him to stop. So he did. Briefly. Shortly therafter, in the early morning hours, a "Tm too damn busy doing the Lord's proper name names but it should be damn obvious younger man began feeding the ducks in the older work to continue dueling with the devil" s press whose side the Lord is really on in this spiritual man's place As it turns out he is a "helper" of the agents," insists Reverend Jerry. "This Tutu battle for souls monkey business got so blown up that my "I never said Tutu was a bad man." he con- other fellow. ratings dropped and Jim Baaker and his PTL fides moving to the french provincial sofa "I It seems the "feeders" believe the ducks are too harridan Tammy almost toppled me from the said he was a phony. If you want to read that as used to being cared for and couldn't possibly make it Neilsens And don't mention that recycled hip- meaning he's a two-bit huckster, that's entirely on their own This runs contrary to expert university pie Gene Scott He's no doctor. He's a lying up to you Everyone knows Tutu's a fraud opinion that says the ducks will do just fine without heathen Do you realize he believes the Gar- They're just scared to admit it But what really den of Eden was located in Atlantis? That's bugs me about Tutu Mandela and all those their daily dose of Wonder Bread. Apparently, as *$%1*@! heresy. We all know the Garden of colored troublemakers is the phoniness of long as it's lawful to feed the ducks, the feeding Eden is right here in Lynchburg Virginia" their cause They're asserting themselves as will continue Reverend Jerry smiles impishly. He's in one leaders in a problem that's essentially white The university has one option left make it illegal to of his moods today. The phones in his church and should be worked out by whites on their feed the birds It is now considering such an option study have been ringing all morning and he has own. had to cancel thisafterroon's celebrity golf to In light of the potential health problems the down- "Don't get me wrong I thank God for show- meet with the sponsors of his television ing me in the Iate60s that racism was wrong in wind smell of the Mirror Lake area and the over- series our country. But the situation was different abundance of ducks on campus we support "I wish you wouldn't call it a series," he says here We imported our negros as slaves and university efforts to limit the population-even if it "True we love dramatics and the faith healing slavery, I learned is immoral. Our negros means future duck feeders will be outlaws aspects are doubtlessly a big draw, but its a deserved their freedom But the Zulus etc, in ministry first and foremost..and if I don't get South Africa lost their land fair and square in a my enemies off my back my ministry's going war just like the American Indians did Would to be axed before we can present our fall line- you have allowed Hitler equal rights right off up. We've planned some exciting episodes let the bat? Or a killer like Geronimo? Attila the me tell you" Hun? Did Saul tell the Philistines they could Wondering... The Reverends eyes light up like sacred marry Hebrew women and establish busi- candles as he reminisces about shows past nesses in Judah after David brought down We were just wondering: and present the staggering funds he has Goliath? Certainly not raised, his private war on AIDS and bath "No, the South African situation is worlds houses his beautiful homes the private jet his apart form ours We can sanction them to • With the state police radio returned to its proper intimacy with the President and other death and it won't matter a hill of beans It star- owner, will the police cease their intensified "dil- notables-many of whom he idolized from ted in war and it's going to end that way. If you igent'' campus efforts— or cont i nue the roadblock afar when he was a struggling preacher slug- doubt my word study the Bible There are madness and claim "no connection" between the ging it out in the fiercely competetive Bible plenty of examples there" Belt Reverend Jerry mops his perspiring brow roadblocks and the radio? "What I needed back then was a cutting with a silk handkerchief and downs his drink edge" he reveals getting up from his oak desk His final South African words have left him • If s obvious that most students when walking bet- and moving to the well stocked, mirrored bar breathless and he needs his energy for this ween the Co-op and the liberal arts buildings use beside the gold crucifix suspended on the evening's studio taping Jesse Jackson, he says the Garner Dow field as a short-cut Its also obvious mahogany walL "The Moral Majority gave me isn't a bad boy, but he has no respect for his that This country was going to the decadent elders and those who helped him earn all the that heavy rain makes the area nearly impassable dogs It was ripe for a spiritual change and privileges he so casually treats as if he was What's not obvious is why the university hasn't con- bless me if the Holy Ghost didn't enter into me, owed them structed a paved walkway across the field Are they as it's done time and again, and tell me As for Martin Luther King well, he was cer- waiting for the first drowning victim? morality was my mission." tainly an interesting man and a powerful pre- The battle lines have been drawa Reverend acher, but there's no reason to establish a Jerry discloses Most people aren't necessarily holiday in his honor. It would be a disservice to • Why do the people who write the nastiest" letters evit they just lack direction in making the pro- King's people the Reverend thinks if they had to the Editor" never have the guts to sign their per choices If they can't think for themselves another day to loaf around in his name names? it isn't really their fault But if they don't do what "These?" the Reverend asks pointing to the he says after he's given them the word, they Playboys Penthouses and Hustlers scattered just might have trouble getting into paradise around the pink bedroom adjacent to his "Heaven's a relative thing" he explains "I study. "Why..er... I read them before bedtime Letters policy don't conceive of it as being a place thaf s to research the pornographic essays and pic- entirely separate from Hell This might sound tures those sinners Heffner, Guccione and that unusual but my idea of Heaven is like a box at The Daily Campus welcomes all letters expressing all viewpoints. Letters supposedly born again Frynt are pedalling to should be as brief as possible and are subject to condensation, gram- the Superdome where you can watch all the our unsuspecting masses Those hypocrites mar, good taste and the deletion of libel Letters must be typed and dou- sinners and unbelievers down in the pit sweat- claim they're selling art, but their magazines ble spaced and should include signature valid mailing address and ing it out in the fires they've lit for themselves are nothing but filthy, exploitive trash Have telephone number, if any. Pseudonyms and initials will not be used The And let me tell you, there'll be a lot of sup- you seen this month's centerfold in Hustler? address and phone number are for our verification only and will not be posed churchmen burning on that fiery Absolutely shocking And you should see the published Letters are printed only with names, but a name may be field" dirty books in my closet that come wrapped in withheld on request Send to Letters to the Editor, The Daily Campus, 11 The familiar, impish grin creases the cellophane Positively disgusting Art? Hum- Dog Lane. Storrs, CT 06268 Reverends face He mixes himself a cold drink bug! Ifthere's one thing I can't stand if satwo- and exults over the financial tallies from last faced heathen hypocrite" month's religious revivals He doesn't want to Erskine Carter is the Daily Campus columnist The Daily Campus, Tuesday. September 10, 1985 Page 9 Diane White letters 1 wouldn't mind Vote NO' on library referendum To the Editor: I firmly believe that libraries posed will add considerably expenditure I feel that we having a dog's life fall in the category of apple pie to the projected tax mill rate should use the $150,000 On television one morning not long ago I saw a dog and ice cream to all Amer- This means that if your ta*. (already approved by a for- 'makeover," complete with "before" and "after" shotsof Win- icans I am thoroughly in favor bill is now $1000 in 1988-89 as mer referendum) toward only nie an English sheepdog who was transformed from a dingy of a good childrens library at proposed your bill will be over the absolute necessities, and scatter-rug into a canine Cosmo girL Winnie seemed thrilled Buchanan Center. We have $1300! to wait until we can better with her new look and gave Warren Eckstein, the fairy dog- the best Adult library in the In November, you will be afford the additional ex- father who engineered her Cinderella job, a big kiss on the State right here at the Univer- asked for an appropriation for penses. mouth. sity of Connecticut campus funds for an addition to the We all should be greatly Warren Eckstein. The name was familiar. Then I recalled that we also have libraries in our Senior Citizen Center. This is concerned with this Wednes- Eckstein was responsible for the book "Pet Aerobics." about Mansfields' Schools considered a necessity for our day's referendum and I urge which, many months ago. I had asked what seemed at the time I am going to vote "NO" on Senior Citizens, therefore I will every voter to be sure to cast to be a rhetorical question: "What next?" the referendum on Wednes- vote "YES" for this referen- their baJlot. Elain W. Kollet After watching Winnie"s "makeover," I knew better than to day, Sept 11 because I feel dum The author is a member of the ask the same foolish question again, but if anyone else wants to that the expenditure pro- After reviewing the library Mansfield Town Council know, let me suggest the answer may be found in the pages of "The Ultimate Dog Catalog" compiled by Lesley Sussman and Frat welcome was not in good taste the aptly-named (as you will soon see) Sally Bordwell. To the Editor In this book the doting dog owner will find a rich mine of All those raunchy sum- beer—under the table The national fraternity come information about what's available for dogs— where for exam- mertime movies ran through Greek system suffered. from initiation fees Without ple to buy a dog-sized waterbed or a maple-finished high my mind as I drove by one nationally during the 70's an adequate number of chair "so you and your pet can dine together," or a Jog-A- Dog local Frat house on Rt 195 Coed dorms and relaxed members a fraternity cannot a kind of treadmill with" dial-a-gait" speed control that enables Friday. There under heavy rules governing alcohol onj survive the house-bound dog to work out indoors rains and in full view of the campuses took awayoneof I can't say why the Greek It was the boarding listings though, that made me wonder if bumper to bumper traffic the biggest attractions of system is regaining it's lost the old phrase" It's a dog's life" has a new meaning The Coast that marks the weekly cam- pledging— the social life strength, but it is on cam- Canine Country Club in Santa Ana Heights. Calif., provides each pus evacuation, about eight The system at UConn has puses around the country. dog with its own poolside suite At the Shady Spring Boarding Frat "men" performed With been rebounding steadily Animal House' type be- Kennels and Camp for Dogs "campers" hike in the woods with beers in hand and jumping up since my first impressions havior, witnessed by hun- counselors play frisbee ball games and swim in a spring-fed and down, they attempted here in 1977.1 can only recall dreds last week is not in the pond When camp ends, each "camper" brings home a report to attract motorists'attention a couple of houses display- best interest of the system card listing his activities and "special dog friends." and a to a large sign on the lawn ing Greek letters thea Today here at UConn and I hope the photograph of himself participating in a favorite camp with the words " Honk if you chapter houses are evident Greek Council does not con- activity. need SEX". throughout the campus area done this behavior. At Main Line Animal Inn in Malvern, Pa. which sounds like a Tm a fraternity man my- and news of their community kind of Club Med for dogs "guests can join in a doggie song self, although its been fifteen involvement is carried often Curt E Hirsch fest' go sightseeing on a guided outdoor nature walk play years since I drank my last in The Campus Phi Kappa Tau 1967 with a staff member during individual play time or simply lie About one-third of all Bowling Green University back and enjoy the piped-in mood music" All this and room monies used to operate a service ("hot, home-cooked meals"), too. At the Animal Inn in Garden Grove Calif., the linen is changed daily and suites come equipped with color televisions There's also a trained valet" to give each guest "extra loving anytime it is The basis of our government being the opinion of the people the first object shall be to keep needed" that right; and were it left for me to decide whether to have government without newspapers or Poolside suites Room service Nature walks Piped-in newspapers without government I should not hesitate a moment to choose the latter. mood music Spring-fed ponds To say nothing of the service provided by the "trained valet" Maybe I could ask Warren Eck- — Thomas Jefferson, 1787 stein to do a "makeover" on me I think I'd like to be an English sheepdog Quotable - Bob Greene Sound and fury over edited stories Here is glorious news for every how they want to say it heavy- are so grateful that you will put up Prof. Parker said that under the newspaper reporter in America handed editors merely get in the with any changes That's what hap- theory of authorial intentioa who has ever gnashed his teeth way between a writer and his pened with Faulkner. He had no "What a writer has when he com- over the changes in his copy audience power or clout until he won the pletes the act of writing is it— it is wrought by meddling editors: One of the nation's foremost Nobel Prize His greatest work was the final product Anything done to A respected literary scholar is on authorities on authorial intention is written when he was absolutely it later is damaging your side He thinks your editors Prof. Hershel Parker of the Univer- powerless to resist the whims of "Tampering around will lose all ought to keep their mitts off your sity of Delaware the author of a editors" sense of why the words were stuff. scholarly work on the subject titled Prof. Parker said that the aver- there in the first place Every sen- This whole debate started re- " Flawed Texts and Verbal Icons" age newspaper reporter becomes tence a writer writes is there cently with the news that four new I got in touch with Prof. Parker resigned to the fact that his editors because of what has gone before vesions of novels by William and asked him if the theory of will "slash and burn" his copy, and it and what the writer knows will •Faulkner are soon to be published authorial intention applied to even begins to believe that the come after it" In the new editions various pas- working newspaper reporters editors may be correct in doing so. "Writers should not com- sages will be restored to the way too. Under the theory of authorial in- promise But they're human beings— that Faulkner wrote them in the "Absolutely," he said "No one is tentioa though, this is not neces- they do compromise because first place bullied by editors more than the sarily right they like to appease their editors It seems that some of Faulkner's average newspaper reporter." "Even the humble reporter, in his to get the editors off their backs editors imposed changes on him Prof. Parker said "When an humble way. should be in com- The reporter has no tenure The that he did not really want to make editors puts pressure on a writer to mand of his writing the same way editor does The editor is in charge Faulkner—winner of the 1950 change something that's not a that Faulkner was in command of The writer is disposable Nobel Prize in Uterature—wanted creative process That's bullying his writing"' Prof. Parker said "For 'On a day-to-day basis an his words to read one way; his Newspaper reporters go through an editor to cut this and change editor who cuts and changes a editors wanted them to read that kind of bullying every day of that is a disruption of what the reporter's copy has absolutely no another way. In hundreds of cases their lives and fm on the side of writer is trying to accomplish. idea of what the repercussions of his editors woa the reporters" "One person—the editor—is in his changes will be The editor is The New York Times has said Unfortunately, Prof. Parker said power. Another person- the apt to violate the work rather than that these new editions-revised writers get beaten down by cons- writer—is not The editor who is to improve it It is demeaning and to read the way Faulkner wanted tant negative comments from looking at a writer's copy gives off tacky for a reporter to pick up the them to read— will show Faulkner editors "Let's go back to Faulkner the feeling of Tm in charge and paper the next day and find a story "as a more polished craftsman, for a moment" he said" Before he Tm tough' that is not realty his But he's afraid and with even greater subleties became famous he was turned " But if a writer gives in to this— if to raise hell because he may lose beneath the surface of his stories" down for publication about two a writer agrees to allow damaging his job. The reason for the changes back dozen times Two dozen editors changes to be made to his work- I asked Prof. Parker what a to Faulkner's original words is a told Faulkner that his work was not then he damages what he set out reporter should do when he finds literary theory known as "authorial worth printing to do in the first place Unfor- himself in this position. intentioa" What authorial inten- "Now, if you've been turned tunately, writers are often so eager "Well, its an unfair situation, of tion means is that writers know down 24 straight times and the to be published in any form at all course" he said "But if a reporter exactly what they want to say and 25 th time some editor tells you that they will agree to things like feels that he doesn't like it-just that he will publish your work you that" think of poor Faulkner." The Daily Campus, Tuesday, September 10. 1985 Page 10 Casablanca classic still evokes tears ... of joy metaphor to be understood By Michael Reilly Back to the drawing board" would have to concede ranks play Rick; the film was writte Daily Campus Staff Casablanca, however, be- in the top five day- to- day, by a team of three Who would have thought Quick! How would you gins and ends in exactly that Oddly, the 1942 film, direc- writers, with no idea as to how then, it would achieve the make the greatest movie ever way, with all kinds of near- ted by Michael Curtiz and the story would end (Right up immortality it has? cornball lines in between starring a cast so well assoc- to the final shooting Curtiz Not Reagan, he backed out made? on the role of Rick, and Curtiz If you said start off with a ('Kiss me, Richard! Kiss me as iated with Casablanca, they planned to try two different if it were the last time!"), for a need not be listed was ori- endings, and then choose) It had to settle on Bogart—who globe, made obviously of clay, was also reluctant spinning in a mist of dry ice; script that should not work ginally not going to include was based on a second-rate Yet it does work, and it those people not even Bogart play, and it used the World Watching the film at the and end with the line, " Louis, Trans-lux, back in its inevit- this could be the beginning of makes a movie, which you as Rick Blain, the owner of War as a metaphor for life a beautiful friendship," most might not think is the greatest Rick's cafe Americaine Ron- before history had allowed able pairing with The Maltese falcon, it is hard to imagine filmmakers would say "*Nah! ever made, but which you ald Reagan was originally to enough time to pass for such a Peter Loire Paul Henried Ingrid Bergman, Sydney Greenstreet Claude Rains, • job Opportunity- McDonalds Restaurants and Bogart were not pain- J Flexible Schedule stakingly assembled—at all 9 2-8 hours Day All Area Councils, Greek Organization, costs—to get the perfect mix • 1-5 days week and Clubs of personalities for this tale of • Morning Afternoon Evening personal struggle romance Get in the 'Spirits' of things • We welcome those of you who and eventual triumph over « worked with us last year as well [Come to the first Homecoming meeting self. « as anyone who would like to earn Rick's Cafe Americaine is a • extra money in your spare time !today at 3:00 pm in room 270 Student microcosm of the world with • Apply for Interviews of Call ; Union South a German Maitre d, a Russian • RockvHIe 871-6118 Rt 84 west exit 67 bartender, an Arab running • Vernon 875-9504 Rt 84 west exit 64 Homecoming Booklets to be handed out the gambling casino; it is also the place where all refugees Summer Doesn't Have To End! come to pass their nights as painlessly as possible as they DO VOl' WANT TO KEEP THAT BE THERE! 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By app't. only, with this coupon (regular price without this coupon) Applicants should enjoy booKs and lift working Call us or stop by for details s with the public, as well as have some Knowledge Eipires 9/30/85 1I 6U .. 95v7 vJ ^^ of contemporary writing and standard works. \? interested, apply in person to the Personnel MANSFIELD EXXON QMT Administrator at the UConn Co-op during regular business hours. I An Equal Opportunity Employer M/F MWTIIfl ■ lATHf- UConn Co-op The Daily Campus, Tuesday, September 10, 1985 Page I I he cannot stop hurting comes case of do or die . . " sings sentiment —the trap that of—who in our lives haunts Gasahlanca through with this line And Sam Rick's piano player and waits for it at every utterance our present and who in our llsa's acknowledgement of the only man who knew Rick by any one ofits characters. lives represents the hurtle From page 10 the pain; "Yes, I am saving that and Ilsa in Paris, who under- For this reason, it appeals; and over which we must leap to despise me" Once Ugarti is dress; Til wear it again when stands the fight and its nature it has become the movie conquer our self arrested, Rick remains in the Germans march out" Incidentally, no one in Casa- about which anyone who has If that person and the per- possession of the letters any- Suggesting that the pain blanca ever says "Play it ever seen it asks anyone else son we first saw the movie one would kill to. get endures for inhuman time again, Sam" but the scene in who has ever seen it "Who with are the same then life The film for all its cornball spans. Major Steffer, unaware the cafe after hours, when did you first see Casablanca and the movie become lines, contains streams of that Rick and Ilsa are actually Sam and Rick are alone over a with?" equally compelling the rea- snappy dialogue much of talking about them- scotch and a piano is one of son we return to see it even which seems to say more for selves, suggests that Ilsa not the single greatest scenes The bittersweet appeal of though we have seen it what it does not say, in the expect to wear her blue dress ever conceived; scenes like that broken heart that has CasablancaSs playing at the Hemingway tradition. Hsa again sooa this one enable the cornball not mended at least not Trans-lux until Tuesday, and Lund (Bergman) and Victor Laslow is the major org- ones to work and indeed this without chips and cracks that if you want to see the final Laslow (Henried), as does anizer of the underground bitter and moving scene keep it from holding anything scene again after Tuesday, everyone end up in Rick's. movement to fight the Third frames the flashback to Rick captivates anyone who ever you can, as it forms the open- Rick knows Hsa, not as Las- Reich, and Steffer is deter- and llsa's days in Paris. has loved Whomever we may ing sequence of Woody low's wife, but as the woman mined to keep him in Casa- have first seen Casablanca Allen's Play it Again Sam in his life—the one from his blanca forever. As Rick has Casablanca is romantic, with is not as important as which opens Wednesday past, the one who has become the letters of transit, his without falling into the trap of whom Casablanca reminds us night at the Trans-lux the ghost haunting him many involvement with the hus- years later. band of his former lover be- Rick and Ilsa have not seen comes inevitable The ques- each other since Paris, since tion is: can a man forget his the day that was, as Ilsa says, own pain long enough to aid "the day the Germans mar- the man dedicated to eradi- ched into Paris." "I remember cating the pain of the spirit for every detail," says Rick "The which the Third Reich stands Germans wore grey, you wore in Casablanca. blue" The bitterness of a man " It's still the same old story/ who has been hurt so deeply The fight for love and glory/ A FreeGet our new $49 software module when you buy an HP-41. It's a deal that has no equal, for a calculator that has no equal. 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HP employee purchases not clifiblc Allow •U.S. suggested lid price 6-8 weeks for delivery The Daily Campus Tuesday, September 10. 1985 Page 12 KING SIZE WATERBED Dark wood TURNTABLE - THORENS TD 160 to assemble all hardware One or Two Bedroom Apartment frame and semi waveless mat- with tone arm: dust cover useable included, very sturdy, great space Available Some Walking Distance tress Everything included Asking For Sale but broken Orlg $400. for $ 175 saver for any room Call Sonya to UCONN. Country Setting 487- $275 CallSharon429-3960. FS9/ For Sale 197 3 Ford Mustang New or bo Paul 486-5980 FS9/I0 after 7 pm 487-6833 FS9/1 3 1437 FR9/I0 Paint P.S PB Air Cond Asking 12 $ 1400 Call 684-9057 FS9/12 FOR SALL Two Chairs in Good For Sale-1971 Mercury Monterey Room for rent Female. Preferred. '76 CMc Honda 2 Door Sedan 5 Condition. Onefor$ 15 or Both for - Strong 400 V8 - Dependable .Mansfield Ctr. Call 423-6897 Speed CHERRY CONDITION For Sale 1976 Ford Granada New $25. 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Call Hartford 232-3528 UCONN 487-1437 Call Anytime 1970 Buck Skylark 2 door, oil and System Runs great Asking $ 1500 Howard Mutter at 486-3836 FS9/ FS9/I2 RH9/I0 tubed every 2.500 miles Excellent or best offer Call after 6:00 429- I I running condition $750. 5034 FS9/I2 486-2140 Ask For Rich leave 1980 Chevette Rusty- )oner For Rent One Roommate needed for house message please FS9/10 lifetime rust proofing and rust 300 yds off campus $15000 per 1974 OLDS CUTLASS 86.000 Apt For Rent Ashford - country ■month plus utilities Call 429-9 384 miles some rust $300 Must Sell repair, one owner, well main- setting 2 bdrm duplex laundry CHAPLIN Spacious Dutch Colonial tained immaculate interior, and ask for Matt Leave a message Cal Steve 486-4325 or facilities carport $425 plus RH9/I0 3-4 bedrooms I 1/2 baths 429-5631 FS9/I0 dependable transportation, utilities Call 429-71 10 9 am to 6 fireplaced living room dining 68.000 miles less than book pm Mon-Fri 9 am to 12 noon $1995 - (bunkbedsjumber) 423- Responsible and neat female room hardwood floors GREAT LOOKING LOFTS Saturday. FR9/27 throughout recreation room 1800 FS9/II roommate) s) wanted for a room in L-shaped, beautifully stained and 2-bedroom Woodhaven Apt 2 I / Convenient to Universities 429- designed, easy to assemble all Apt For Rent Ashford - country 5241 after 6 PM $92,500. FS9 for Sale 1973 Mercury Montere 2 miles from campus Spacious hardware included. PERFECT for setting 2 bdrm apt laundry with good facilities $170 plus 19 West Campus corner rooms Call Runs Great good Brakes 3 good facilities pklng $360 plus utilities tires One Brand new. 77,000 utilities per month Call 429-846 3. Sonya 487-6833 after 7 pm FS9- Call429-71109amto6pmMon- RH9/I2 For Sale Dorm Room Sized Ref- 13 miles $60000 Call 486-3606. Fri 9 am to 12 noon Saturday. FR9/ rigerator. Barely Used Perfect for FS9/II 27 student $70 Call447-8203. FS9/ BUNK BEDS - Built-in ladder, easy Wanted 10 Humorous Stories Anecdotes By Steve and Joe about male baldness Should be in good taste not insulting Pays $5- Room 424 $15 for anecdotes $25-$50 for stories depending on length and quality. Bob Wolf. 203-236-2814. P.O. Box 7-992 West Htfd CT 0CI07. W9/I2 We'll pick your clothes up at your door, wash them, fold them and bring them back for only $15. Were CMC EXPRESS LAUNDRY SERVICE For more information Call 487-8814 W9/II MALE SINGER WANTED along with rhythm guitarist or keyboar- dist Band playing Santana and possibly Reggae Song choice Is flexible Contact Adam 429-9095 W9/I0 Ride Board NEED RIDE to BALTIMORE. DC or vicinity. To leave Friday 9/13 (^ry 5h<*h<>o J return Sunday 9/15. Will share Toe cTo«7ege expenses Call 429-0581. RB9/ '! h&1 "** f^e 10 Room for One Passenger to Florida Leavingabout9/15 there is by Te cj */<-*>e n f no charge Must Travel Ught Info and Oft] 429-4699 Storrs RB9/12 NEED RJDE TO DANBURY r -9r/> Weekend of Sept 20th Can leave $?? on Friday after 10:00. 487-1500 ext2l - Michelle RB9/12 Going to New York City frequently (or along 191 /I95) on weekends? Rides offered for reasonable rates generally leaving Friday evenings returning late Sunday afternoons By Michael Astrachan Call |oe at 487-8086 for more THE HEAP details RB9/12 V0 V*. $/57~£ ft,OH Wipi tfz/ouysep'sfbxy Ride offered to BOSTON Friday 9/ THATS GRZAT, hJt'uL £P."s COMB Od ffa£ ir 13 returning Sunday 9/15 Call FAfZry-LETSCET 487-4708. Keep trying! RB9/I3 /I KEG v Help Wanted Typist needed for Classified Ads is CoMtN& ANP yo / >0\ Wednesday and Friday after- noons Apply Dairy Campus i nytisrex! HW9/I3 CLRl*T £A*TH, ME 'LL HAVE TO Department 4 S. Eagleville Rd, LAST ! k/4L7EX £60, tm& AV0IIO FJZJ6HTEJJIW* T^ Storrs 429-3321. Deadline Sept GALACTIC /wm&ftxwsr, j ADVANTAGE Ycv HAVE L, CV£K COMt/EA/7ToM4U HViHA/6. HE "IVST APPEAR 10. HW9/10 4M0 -ztP, H*5 SM/ffe: - SftCESHlfC & THAT e&JEyOLEMT t KMO, 4W HELP WANTED Ucensed Soccer CHANHNb 4SSISTT7W! YOU CW CHANCE CDtmeTEiy \MWr\LssS referees for weekend youth /SA/ T games - age I 3 &. under CJ.SA rr M/7MU? e y -TT> Tke feuezAL pay rate Leave name and THE vjAyt 1-jou ooes rr gmmn OF pi/sue Atoy IIXAS telephone number at Mansfield FEEL ~rr> BE: 4 3**z - k>H/ctf... 0*J WHAT l^b SHOJUD U^K Recreation Dept. 429-3321. HW9/I0 Are you an ambitious sports min- ded individual? Would you like to try a new experience? The Women's Basketball Team needs Managers Interested? Contact the Women's Basketball Office at ^fa$? ww$ 486-4756 M-F8:30-4:00. HW9' fipW'Wi n 12 _i» Senas, '• l '• '■ '< I The Daily Campus, Tuesday. September 10, 1985 Page 13 Former Nexus Guitarist and Small Business Needs to Become HAPPY BELATED For more info Call Keith at 228- Keyboardist looking for Bass. Familiar With Custom Software Personals BIRTHDAY KEVIN! 4183 between 7-1 I PMorbefore and Be Able To Enter Data Base 9 AM M9/I0 Drums, and Vocalist to form a To the Sand Mama Thanks so Thank you for being such a special Business Located 3 Miles From Serious Working Rock Band Have much for the flowers Although friend! I Love You!! Campus Call Rick Allen At AV FOR HIRE Student with pickup will Rehearsal Space PA and Gigs, this semester seems a little tough len XOXO ASSOCIATES - 487-1330. HW9/ do any odd )ob. raking rubbish Call Tony and Erx 487-6808 at first - getting together &. all -we 13 removal YOU CALL WILL HAUL HW9/I3 all seem to be on our own little Ask for Scott 742-7831. M9/10 islands (whoops!). I mean - well Gina Baby. I would really rvoe for $4.00 per hour Part Time positions CUSTODIANS General Cleaning you know. I love you both. &. dis- you to give me another shower I we need people to work our out- Earl Russ - EarTs Traveling Disc - all of Restaurant mornings, good pay tance or time spans are never an was really invigorating Lvoe. door locations selling flowers request dancing music On Contact the Manager at Huskies indication of how much I care Martin work Friday. Saturdays or Sunday Campus Student Rate Starting at Fine Food &. Drink 429-2333. LoveMoL HW9/I3 CAR Needed NO investment on A P.O. Welcome Back! Hope you S85. Call 423 1508 Ml 2/12 your part Full Days Onlv SDR GML(McMahon) summer was great First meeting Planning a party? Why not go all HaP WANTED delivery person Enterprises 742-9965 )ust wanted to check to see if you Tues night 10th Same bat time HWI2/I2 out? We've got an expandable Dairy Must own car. apply in per- got your birthday card Wish things same bat channel! Get Psyched - sound system that can fill a civic son Campus Florist Rte 195 had workec1 out differently. But Til see you thenl Earn Extra Money - Sell Avon Pro- center (in fact the Hartford Civic Downtown Storrs HW9/12 never forget the champagne and ducts Call Maria 523-9401. Center is where we got ifJ) and softball games DELTA GAMMA Congratulations HW9/27 absolutely the largest portable Work Study Student for Uterature P.MS on getting your house Welcome Retrieval and Copying in Medicinal to the neighborhood The Brothers light show on campus Ail to prove Chemistry and Pharmacy Waitresses Bus People Kitchen of Triangle nobody parties like S- audio 429- help cooks retail clerks Call The 7784 M9/I6 429-0898 or 486-2661. HW9/ Never before have I been so Wagon Shed 429-3833. Ask for 10 inspired by beauty. I stared at you |eff - Im glad you're back. It's Betty or Tom HW9/13 Girls are you tired of short ugty on a bench at the Coop Wednes- going to be a tough semester, but fingernails that won't grow, or do One gal office needs Bright Cheer- day I I AM You have long straw we'll get through it! Always here you have problems with cracking ful office assistant Good typing colored hair and a nice tan You Beck or breaking nails.Well I have solu- skills and a car a must Call |eff at DESPERATELY wore a white skirt a macronet tion Have your nails sculptured 456-1811 HW9/20 ' SEEKING blouse, and large hanging earrings Howard Thanks for being there professionally. For more .nforma- A You are a pleasure to behold We when I needed you this weekend ti on or appointment Call Yvonne at WANTED - PART-TIME COM- SENIOR EDITOR must meet RSVP Love AS i and last week too!) You re so spe- PUTER ASSISTANT To Install Micro cial! It's no wonder I love you so 487-5930 M9/I0 Computer System and Software in much! Thanks honey I love you! Unda XOXOX SUBOG s Fine and Performing Arts SHORT amurr BY BOB H0NAE4N Committee has its first meeting THE FAR SDDE By GARY LARSON CJB - The cor ale is under construc- Wednesday September 11 th at tion DUE DATE 6/12/86 6:30 PM in SU 264. Great GOOD! TM mx experience for drama majors! To the clown who dropped an Everyone is welcome! M9/1 I Hwewnwwe unsigned letter at the CDC Mon- DOG- IND00RSTOQAV day morning let's hear who you Events are so we can print your letter Ever soul travel? Think about it In your dreams have you ever had WOW It s your Birthday M No K the sensation of Flying or Floating Have a great day Love LP. in mid-air? Or had an intuitive feel- ing about future events that later proved true? You can learn to Miscellaneous experience and understand your- D| SERVICE - SOUND ON TAP The self as Soul Come to an introduc- D| for your next dorm party or tory lecture on ECKANKAR the semiformaL Large System avail- ancient science of soukj travel able for quad parties Leave Tues Sept 10 at 7:30 in the Ubrary Message 487-9095. Ml 2/12 plaza level room 108. E9/I0 Come and meet a Swami! Native FENCING The UConn Fencing of India who has a mastery of Club is offering its beginners class spiritual and psychological Tuesday and Thursday nights at traditions of both East and West 8:00 PM in Hawley Armory GO Informal talks and personal inter- FORTT! E9/I0 view with Swami Sahajananda on discovering one's own spirituality Through patience and training. Professor WOMEN S RUGBY HAS STARTED - Carmichael believed he was one of the few meditation and coping with deep Monday thru Thrusday SU Mafl scientists who could freely visit (he Wakendas MflHMWHoe personal Issues He will be avail- 3:00. All new players welcome No able Sept 3-13 In Willimantic area Experience needed Any ques- By Jeff Macnelly tions Call 487-0699 E9/13 First HPCC Meeting Tuesday. 9/ 10.6:30 PM at the Honors House Household Advice-. lb get place aiwc However, more drastic action. Refreshments Served Al rid of tipse j«sky cdorg welcome freshman Honors of baking eo&a. Should be tdk&i in extreme- students especially encouraged to in jenr kitchen... in tiie rrfhc^rater. cases... attend E9/I0 SUBOG s Fine and Performing Arts Committee has its first meeting Wednesday September I I th at 6:30 PM in SU 264. Great experience for drama majors! Everyone is welcome! E9 I I Christian Science Organization meets Tuesdays from 6-7 in SU 207. All are welcome E9/10 J*"«rion CommunK.at.ont inC '985 CWA PHARMACY STUDENTS Keep Thurs 9/12 from 6:30 - 8:00 BLOOM COUNTY by Berke Breathed open! The members of The Phi Delta Chi co-ed professional ■meni meRMdT/ fraternity would like to meet you NO my/1 PONT 6fVB tM Come to our RUSH in SU 208 All 6 M Cosmo Girl - Your current issue says it's the sexy sport so check it out! Beginners fencing classes Tuesday and Thursday nights at 8:00 PM in Hawley Armory E9/ 10 Doonesbury BY GARRY TRUDEAU UCONN YOGA CLUB Relax. Revitalize and Energize SU Room 208 Course begins Tuesday Sept tM ALSO PLEASED TO REVERB*?FAIWELL, ALSO, A RESPECT FORTHE 17 630 - 7:45 and Thursday Sept ANNOUNCE THAT SENATOR, WATMLLBETHB FREEPOM OF PBOPiB TO LM SOTHATSWHY 19 3 - 430 Can 487-1759 F9/ MALCOMINALLOP HAS JUST BASIC MESSAGE HOW THEY CHOOSE, EVEN IF YOu'RE CALLING 17 A6RE& TO JON THE OTHER. OFYOURSONG* THATMEANSLIVINGAPART. THE GROUP-. CDNSBWmsUPBRSTAFS BEINGAPARTISNTNECES- GAIN EXPERIENCE IN ALCOHOL / PATIENCE. I ONVSAfORSOUTHAFRJCAr/ B / SAFiLY AN INJUSTICE / "APART-AIP,' / PEER EDUCATION COUNSELING RIGHT. ALCOHOL EDUCATION OFFICE — / OFFERS TRAINING WORKSHOPS AND VALUABLE FIELD EXPERIENCt CALL 486-34.J0 STOP BY WILBUR CROSS I 24 M/ W/F/. E9/I6 SCUBA CLUB Don t miss the first meeting of the semester All old and new members »re urged to attend Tuesday 600 PM Room 242 SUS E9/I0 Page 14 The Dailv Campus, Tuesday, September 10. 1985 f Before you make long distance commitment, make sure you know what you're getting into, If Fletcher Christian and Captain Bligh had You'll get trouble-free, reliable service. Immediate known what being stuck in the same boat connections—even during the busiest hours. would mean, chances are neither would have Guaranteed 60% and 40% discounts off our Day set foot aboard. Rate on state-to-state calls. And operators to And if you're stuck in the same boat with a long assist you with immediate credit for wrong distance company that doesn't give you all the numbers and collect calling. services you need, it's easy to harbor mutinous So when you're asked to choose a long distance thoughts. company, sign aboard with AT&T. With AT&T Long But when you pick AT&T as your long distance Distance Service, you'll never be left stranded. company, you know you're in for smooth sailing. Reach out and touch someone. AT&T The right choice. 1985 AT&T Cof".'n,'nirotio-< The Daily Campus, Tuesday, September 10. 1985 Page 15 ,J\torrone dismisses Golf team places 5th at Hawk Classic worries, hooters ready Hebron, CT— Hartford competition with a 597 score The UConn golf team ret- golfer John Parsons won on followed by Central Connec- From back page the first hole of a sudden runs to action next Friday, playing excellent soccer, they ticut (600) and Southern Con- September 13 when it travels death playoff to beat Central necticut (611). The Hartford still don't have a win to show Connecticut's Donn Muccino to West Point NY for the Black for their efforts This leads to "B" team (613) and UConn Knight Invitational. for medalist honors as he led (627) rounded out the top five another concern about the the Hartford "A" team to the UConn Results—Tim Hea- 0-0-3 Huskies— are ties team finishes team championship at the Top performer for UConn ney 78-76-154; Dave Tiede- meaningful in the polls that Hawk Golf Classic held this mann 75-80-155; Mark rank the nation's teams? was junior Tim Heaney, who weekend at Blackledge Coun- totales a 78-76-154 to place Capece 80-79-159; Roger Morrone feels confident try Club eleventh in the overall in- DeGray 80-80-160; and Rich about UConn's ranking and The Hartford "A" squad dividual standings. Toner 83-79-162. looks to those ties as bene- completed the two—day Par—72. Yardage—6850. ficial. "The ties mean a lot, we played even with the best" Dale Berra is fourth to testify reveals Morrone said "The fact is, we haven't lost yet Our ranking Parker^ Lacy, MUner, and Scurry must be improved over our From back page position last week (16th)." "Does trus answer your If the Huskies are going to . prosecution Along witi. Scurry s acknowledgement of question?" Berra quoted continue improving their rank Strong the seven men were a drug problem and his entry Parker as saying Earlier, and playing with the country's Junior Greg Barger stands indicted last May by a federal in a rehabilitation clinic prom- Cabell refused to name any best teams, their offense will alone on the Husky scoring grand jury investigating co- pted their investigation other major league players as have to begin producing sheet (Staff photo). caine dealing within major In 1980 during a trip to cocaine users other than Through three games, the continue its string oi strong league baseball. Puerto Rico, Berra said he those he named Friday UConn scoring punch has performances and the offense The Yankees player said he asked Parker if he used Parker, former Houston also used it while with the been able to muster but one can break loose, maybe BC cocaine and Parker did not Astros pitcher J.R Richard goal. Again Morrone is opti- will be the Huskies' first victim Pirates' Portland Ore, farm answer, but later appeared at San Francisco Giants out- mistic and UConn can finally tally a team in July 1979 and used it Berr's hotel room with some with Scurry. fielder Jeff Leonard and "It's just a question of time well deserved 'W in the win of the white powdered California Angels pitcher Al Prosecutors have said that The players need to work with column narcotic Holland each other," The coach said "Let's face it the top three teams have good defenses too. We didn't get the number Help Wanted of shots, corner kicks, or as The Daily Campus needs Campus much ball possesion we would like, either. But the Night Typists Florist offense will improve with each (50 wpm) game" Welcome Back The next chance for the Hours: 7 pm-2 am Husky offense to explode is Wednesday against Boston Apply at 11 Dog Lane Roses 990 each College If the defense can Big Plant Sale .._,,», (Between Universal & Buckley) RT195 Downtown Stons 487-1193 Student Union SNACK BAR is Now Open: Fri 7am-10:30pm 8am- 10:30pm 9am - 1 Opm Located in the SU Building serving breakfast 7 days-a- week Also serving shakes, frozen yogurt and beef burgers Now featuring an express line of salads sandwiches cold refreshing beverages and speedy service Come and enjoy a relaxing moment on our outdoor patio. Good Luck this Academic Year! Gwnpus, Tuesday, September SPORTS Hometown folks Morrone high on Huskies remember young Pete By Paul Venables Daily Campus Staff Beyond any doubt the GENEVA, MY. (AP) — |n pete You never know. men's soccer team impressed Rose's thunderous pursuit of The fellow who led the Ty Cobb in the annals of pro- league in hitting that year was the college soccer world in the Indiana Classic this fessional baseball let it be the immortal Pablo Mitchell, recalled that the chase began at .348 for Erie Rose, who weekend by forging a pair of hard—fought ties against the 25 years ago in this sleepy and would set the big-league re- nation's two best teams shady corner of upstate New cord with the most 200-hit UConn entered the tourna- York. seasons had but 15 hits in his And Rose's first steps— first 64 at-bats, .234, but fin- ment as decisive underdogs and upon leaving, a new nearly 4,200 big-league hits ished at .277 with 89 hits in 85 awareness of this year's relen- ago—were taken with a col- games for Geneva The re- tless Huskies emerged lection of ragamuffins called nowned Marv Chalmers was the Geneva Reds, who fin- the club's lone .300 hitter. However, certain questions abound concerning the teams ished in the muck of the New You never know. York—Pennsylvania League current situation And head At the end of the '60 season, coach Joe Morrone has all in 1960. The Geneva Times noted The vital votes of Califor- where the players were headed the answers The first concern that nia are still beyond the reach for the off-season. of Sen. John F. Kennedy of "Pete Rose," The Times comes to mind to Husky soc- Massachusetts at the Democ- reported, "will be looking for a cer fans is that the Huskies, ratic National convention, " job as a sporting goods after playing even with the cautioned the Geneva Times salesman" best are still hungry to prove themselves Coach Morrone in early July of 1960. Pete Rose's Geneva is pret- A week before Pete Rose ty much the same today. The denies any sense of com- made his professional base- baseball field still stands But placency among his players ball debut and The Times was now there's a different score- "Complacency has never been a problem here at Con- just as guarded "Rose is an board a new roof over the aggressive and eager ball- grandstand the Cubs are the necticut before Each game is player at second base.. He tenants and the name is important for different rea- adds life to the infield" McDonough Park sons" Morrone said "Now we While the Everly Brothers Bob Halaska Rose's team- find ourselves thinking in were scoring on the kids' car mate and housemate that terms of starting off against radios with "Cathy's Clown," season, said Rose had it all our New England opponents— Rose was gaped at like a cir- figured out these are the teams we have cus oddity. Get this: He ac- "He signed a weird con- to play to get into the tourna- ment These are the ones that tually ran— no, make that tract" recalled Halaska now sprinted— to first base after a a businessman in Las Cross, count now so I can't see the walk Pretty soon he chased a Wis "It was called a con- players falling into com- Cuban kid named Tony Perez tingency and nobody wanted placency. We take one game at a time" Soccer coach Joe Morrone is extremely pleased with his off second base and over to to sign them If he made it in Huskies' 0-0-3 record (Mark (as we II photo). third and eventually into the the A' ball he got a certain Actually, the Huskies do outfield amount If he made it in' AA' he more than take one game at a impressive" Morrone said defense had to prove itself. He "No, 1 wouldn't have guessed got a certain amount And if he time—they attack each game Impressive definitely. But mentioned that four key he'd have made it," said Norm didn't make it he didn't get In fact Morrone feels the too impressive maybe? Did players from last year were Jollow, the 30-year sports anything team's relentless spirit is a the Huskies outdo them- lost to graduation and that editor of what is now the "I told him 'Whyd you sign major factor in UConn's selves, are they playing over Back Matt Mosher missed last Finger Lakes Times that? They'll screw you down success their heads? Morrone assures year with an injury. Also, Back They called him Charlie the line somehow.' "I'm very excited about the that they aren't Tony Rizza is in his first full Hustle', but Charlie Hotdog "And he said They can't way they played," Morrone "They're not playing over season as a starter. was more like it around here screw me Tm going to make said "Those guys really out- their heads, just good def- "The defense had to play He wasn't a bad hitter, but he the majors' I knew he would did themselves in terms of ense" the coach said. "Our strong they had to prove they couldn't catch You never because he had that someth- effort They just never let up. players are not playing any could" Morrone said "and know. That club had three ing about him He didn't have "The players kept pressing different than they're capable they did" major-leaguers—Rose, Perez the skills but he just kept run- despite being the only team to of." Though the Huskies are and Art Shamsky. Who would paarticipate in two overtime At the outset of the season, ning and running" See page 15 have thought a team like that games. Our effort was really Morrone did feel that his would go 54-75?" Cocaine scandal reaches Yanks, Dale Berra testifies to use PITTSBURGH (AP)—New when ne met Strong in a Fran- tserra said that between York Yankees infielder Dale klin Plaza suite where Milner, 1980 and 1982 he also bought Berra testified Monday that Lacy, Willie Stargell and sev- cocaine from Jeffrey Mosco, he shared cocaine with Dave eral coaches were assembled 30, of Pittsburgh Shelby Parker, John Milner, Lee Lacy for a meaL Greer, 29, of Philadelphia and and Rod Scurry when all five Strong came to the door Dale Shiftman 33, of Pitts- played baseball for the Pitts- and accompanied Parker, burgh burgh Pirates and said his own Milner and Lacy to a side bed- Under questioning by drug use peaked last summer room Berra testified defense attorney Adam O. while he was injured "I handed him $100 and he Renfroe Jr., the Yankees "When I got hurt I got dep- asked me what I wanted He reserve third baseman said he ressed and I had a lot of time took cocaine from his poc- was also supplied with co- on my hands for the first time ket" Berra said caine by former Pittsburgh in 10 years and I thought it Berra never suggested that Pirates mascot Kevin Koch was the opportune time to do Stargell or the others were Koch who has not been it" said Berra the fourth aware of the illegal sale charged with any crime re- major league player to testify Parker, now with Cincin- signed from the Pirates this at the cocaine distribution nati; Milner, who is retired; year and denied any link with trial of Curtis Strong 38, of and Lacy, now with Baltimore the cocaine investigation Philadelphia are expected to testify later. The government said Koch Los Angeles Dodgers in- Berra followed Lonnie Smith was wired by the FBI and that fielder Enos Cabell testified of the St Louis Cardinals, Shiftman agreed to sell co- earlier Monday that he snor- Keith Hernandez of the New caine in a transaction mon- ted cocaine as many as 100 York Mets and Cabell, all of itored by the FBI last Novem- ber. The government said times between 1978 and 1984 whom testified that they 1 and that he usually performed bought cocaine form Strong they would have called Koch if well, getting two or three hits, U.S District Judge Gustave the Shiftman case had gone in games the day after using Diamond and a jury of nine to trial the drug women and three men are Shiftman and two other Berra son of Yogi Berra the hearing Strong's trial on men have pleaded guilty to New York Yankee Hall of charges that he sold cocaine drug charges in the same Famer, said he bought co- to baseball players 16 times case Mosco, Greer and The women's tennis team will open its season today another man are await-ng against Boston College at the UConn tennis courts (Mark caine from Strong in 1982 in Pittsburgh Caswell photo). See page 15