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Vol. LXXXVNo.67 University of Connecticut Thursday. December 17.1981
Connecticut Daily Campus Serving Storrs Since 1896 Editorial
Most of the copy in today's Daily Campus comes from previous issues. The articles selected here, all address the spirit of what Christmas means SIEW6RIL FROM THE M1PEASL l\MP SURE WERE TKW/BUN& ATNl&HI, to Americans. MK)YES,VJEk65EeKlN60UrA WRLP 16AKR.M BWUKT WESMT Some pieces were written WEAM WERE IV UBYAN Htf SQUN>.^ during U.S. isolationism, others during a divided home-front during war-time. As we look at these pieces one can't help but analyze Christmas, 1981. This season UConn is once again suffering from inadequate funding. The students remain apathetic as Reaganomics begins to eat away at social service spending. Exams and hedonistic gratifications concern most while poor people are finding little help from the government. Instead the government has decided to push this country into an already ugly arms race. o^8fO¥(m}pnkif/uatj&-- There is some hope that the U.S. will once again concern it- self with the the poor and human rights. A sparkling of hope exists right here in Storrs. The U.N.Committee was able to raise about $4,400 to fight world hunger this fall. Let's continue to fight our real enemies this Christmas. ,,., WANOWR BIZARRE SKYJACKING W^ & COMIN&TD A CCOtf. Page 2 Connecticut Daily Campus, Thursday, December 17,1981
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Drop your guard for a AGMaVPUaiOKANHBi Plus you'll have the pay. prestige and privi- minute Even though you're leges of being an Officer in die United States A BONUS POD The rich tradition of Army Nursing is one in college right now, there Army. With a chance to travel and make the MOTTIMEttfORK of excellence, dedication, even heroism And are many aspecti of the Army most of what you've worked so hard to that you might find very it's a challenge to live up to You can get a $1,500 become A real, practicing lawyer Be an Army bonus just for enlisting in some Army Reserve attractive. Today, an Army Nurse is the epitome of Lawyer Maybe even trresisnble professionalism, regarded as a critical member units. Or up to $4,000 dollars in educational See for yourself. of the Army Medical Team benefits A BSN degree is required. And the clinical You also get paid for your Reserve duty. It Though you're too late for a 4-year *» SCHOOL ON US spectrum is almost impossible to match in comes out to about $1.100 a year for one weekend civilian practice. scholarship, there are V, 2-. and even 1-year a month and two weeks annual training You read it right scholarships available And, since you'll be an Army Officer, you'll And now we have a special program to help The Army's Health Professions Scholarship They include tuition, books, and lab fees enjoy more respect and authority than most of you fit the Army Reserve around your school Program provides necessary tuition, books, lab Plus $ 100 a month living allowance Naturally your civilian counterparts. You'll also enjoy schedule fees, even microscope rental during medical they're very comperinve Because school. travel opportunities officer's pay and officer's It's worth a look privileges. besides helping you towards your Plus a monthly stipend that works out to degree, an ROTC scholarship helps Army Nursing offers educational oppor- ASKONOCHANaATCOUia about $6,000 a year you towards the gold bars of an After you're accepted into medical tunities that are second to none As an Army Some may find college to be the right place Army Officer. at the wrong time for a variety of reasons The school, you can be accepted into our program Nurse, you could be selected for graduate degree Stop by the ROTC office on Army can help them. too. Then you're commissioned and you go programs at civilian universities. campus and ask about details. A few years in the Army can help them get through school as a Second Lieutenant in the Army Reserve. money for tuition and the maturity to use it wisely The hitch? Very simple After you graduate, UPT0S17OAMONTO you give the Army a year as a doctor for every You can combine service in the The Army has a program in which money saved for college is matched rwo-for-one by the year the Army gave you as a med student, with Army Reserve or National Guard government Then, if one qualifies, a generous a minimum obligation of three years' service. with Army ROTC and get between You get tuition, pay and living allowances bonus is added to that You can also take Nurse Practitioner courses $7,000 and $14,000 while you're still in school So 2 years of service can get you up to and courses in many clinical specialioes All on $15,200 for college. ) and 4 years up to $20.100 the Army It's called the Simultaneous Membership Program You get $100 In addition, bonuses up to $5,000 are available Besides scholarships to medical school, the While these programs do not cost you any for 4-year enlistments in selected skills. Army also otters AMA-approved first-year money, most of them do incur an additional a month as an Advanced Army ROTC Cadet and an additional $70 a month Add in the experience and maturity gained, post-graduate and residency training programs service obligation and the Army can send an individual back to Such training adds no further obligation to (sergeant's pay) as an Army Reservist. When you graduate, youII be college a richer person in more ways than one the scholarship participant But any Civilian We hope these Army opportunities have Graduate Medical Education sponsored by the commissioned as a Second Lieutenant. but not necessarily intrigued you as well as surprised you Because Army gives you a one-year obligation for if you re about to get your law degree and assigned to active duty find there is indeed a lot the Army can offer a bright every year of sponsorship, with a minimum be admitted to the bar, you should consider a person like you obligation of two years' service commission in the Judge Advocate General out about it But you get a $9,000 annual bonus every Corps Because in the Army you get to practice year you re paying back medical school or post- law right from the start Contact your local Army grad uasr training. While your classmates are still doing other Representative at: So you not only get your medical education lawyers' research and other lawyers' briers, you pad far, you get extra pay while you re paying could have your own cases, your own clients. 1-529ARMY it back. Not a bad deal «i effect, your own practice or toll free 1-800-421 -4422 Connecticut Daily Campus, Thursday, December 17,1981 Page 3 Christmas, 1921 Christmas, 1968 Each year one of our reporters, generally he home in the city or town of your nativity, that writeth the co-ed news and poultry notes, behave like a person who has been to an taketh his typewriter in hand and poundeth institution of higher education. Display your out a "Merry Christmas-to-you-all story," Freshman cap (if a Freshman) in the Main and occasionally a warning to "Study while Street of the city on the day before Christmas. These are strange times we are living in. Strange in that you're home, you'll never do it here." People will think you are advertising somethi- they cause people who say they arc fighting the truth to Well, boys and girls, (we can't forget the I ng and it will be a good way to get rid of the sometimes lose that which they cherish most: their girls at such a period of good will as this), the hat. humanity. Such is the case in both camps of the present time has rolled around again for us to wish After Christmas you can commence to campus controversy. everyone a Merry Christmas with as much figure out what Freshmen rules are going out The Students for a democratic Society fear the coming fervor as we can get out of a rather battered 1 of effect at the end of the recess. No more recess. They fear it because they know it will reduce the Underwood and a naturally morose disposi- co-eds will be taken in until the second momentum which they have built in recent months. Thus, tion. semester so you will have to get along as best they hold a strike, so that the stude ts will at least have the But even this deep moroseness of the you can with what there are here. You will find issue fresh in their minds as they leave for home. journalistic frame of mind was relieved when them very willing to co-operate however, Those who oppose SDS. on the other hand, look forward to we heard the good news that the vacation although they do not expect to be ill treated the vacation. They too realize it will cool things down but. would be prolonged for a few hours. There is and are disposed to do the same. unlike SDS. they view this development as beneficial. nothing like a prolonged vacation—that is, if it While you are home do not forget to tell the Then, perhaps this campus will return to "normal." thoy reason. isn't too prolonged. For instance, a vacation of folks all about the basketball team. If they six months, twice a year would be an example cannot understand the game, illustrate with Both groups view the recess only in terms of overall of what evil can be wrought by the Extension the baby's balloon. Drop into the town strategy. Both see the vacation either as hurting their Department. Of course-, we suppose that newspaper office and ask the editor what are cause or helping it. And in doing this, both miss the main everyone understands by this time that the their advertising rates for first class news on reason why there is a vacation at all. Christmas vacation was extended through the the sporting page. Ideally, the period of the next two weeks is to be a time of efforts of the Extension Department. And if peace. It is to be a time when men everywhere put away you don'l come back on time you will be Well, this brings us back to-the journalistic their conflicts and view each other as people, brothers, thrown out by the efforts of the* Suspension moroseness again, (we need a vacation members of the same community and therefore responsible Department. alright), so be sure and have a darn good time for each other. The materialists of our age as well as many But all this has nothing to do with what we during the recess and extend to all our friends of our supposed leaders have done much to discredit these started out to say. namely and to wit: While a Merry Christmas from the Campus. ideals, but fortunately, they have remained. Let it not be students who destroy them. 4*4*4*4*4 *4* Write News * 4 * 4 CAMPUS FLORIST Stuffed Animals 4*4*4*4*4 Unicorns Rt. 195 one mile south of Campus Huskies etc etc etc
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After 3'A months of academic toil, which has just SWEDISH GLOGG SKI PUNCH culminated in this recent week of final exams, we Glogg has been part of my family's Christmas THIS IS A PUNCH THAT CLAIMS TO BE FOR deserve our next five weeks of rest and relaxation. celebration for as long as I can remember. It is a SKIERS, BUT IT SEEMS TO ME THAT IT During this time we have also survived some of the delicious, warm way to lift people's spirits no WOULD BE TASTY AFTER ANY WINTER wettest, coldest, most volitile Connecticut weather. matter what the temperature is outside. It's SPORT, EVEN BACKGAMMON. 1 We seek warmth and sun and dry weather, but few also the best antidote I know to alleviate family ten- Tbsp. sugar of us.cm afford Hawaii. Well, the next best thing sions caused by too much togetherness. 6 orange slices to a w>'ek in that sunny state, is a cozy fire, a 8 c. Port wine 12 cloves special some one to cuddle, and a warm winter 8 c. Burgundy wine 6 cinnamon sticks drink. Sou 11 have to find your own fire, and your 4/5 brandy (750 ml) 6 mugs of hot tea own some one, but these recipes should save you 1 orange peel Rum or Brandy from hunting for a drink. It 11 helpyou have a warm 4 or five cinnamon sticks Place 1 Vi tsp. sugar and an orange slice studded holiday and stay in New England. So start 25 whole cloves with 2 cloves in each mug. Put in a cinnamon stick, celebrating, and practice up on holday cheer, the 4 whole carmon fill with.freshly brewed tea and a little Rum or liquid kind! 8 oz. cube sugar Brandy in each mug. Remove seeds from cadamon (20-25 seeds). Tie HOTTODDY with cinnamon, cloves, and orange peel in Now for a few international drinks that are often The hot toddy is one of the better known hot cheesecloth. In a large pan combine 'A Port wine. served on the holidays: beverages. It is often served in large quantities at Burgundy and spices in cheesecloth. In a large pan skating parties and after carol sings, but it is just as simmer covered 15-20 minutes. Add remaining easy to make one serving as it is to make twenty. wine. Remove spice bag. Heat through covered. IRISH COFFEE This version of the recipe came from London. Place sugar in saucepan. Warm 'A of the brandy Irish Coffee is a common drink in the United States. England, but I can guarantee that it is a welcome and pour over the sugar. Light with a match and The Irish version, however, is a little different, but addition to any blustery New England day. burn until the sugar has melted. Cover pan to ex- it's guaranteed to warm you to the tip of your toes. / c. Hot Constant Comment tea , tinguish flame. Add remaining brandy and pour / double measure Irish whiskey (between l'A-2 I shot Southern Comfort into wine mixture. Serve warm. American shots) the juice ofapprox. 'A fresh lemon 1 large Tbsp. double cream (heavy cream) sugar to taste KRAMBAMBULI 1 cup strong hot black coffee This recipe makes one sen'ing. hut is easily This serves eighteen so plan a party. Fist of all warm a stemmed whiskey glass. Put doubled, tripled, or made party size. Just increase 'A gal. dry red wine in enough hot coffee todissolvethe sugar. Stir well. all the ingredients in their proper proportions and Vi c. orange juice Add the Irish whiskey to fill within an inch of the borrow a large tea pot. 2 T. lemon juice brim. Now this is the tricky part: hold a teaspoon 1 spiral orange peel spoon curved side up across the glass and pour the 1 stick cinnamon cold cream slowly over the spoon. Do not attempt 4 cloves to stir the cream into the coffee. It should float on KAHLUA AND COFFEE 8 T. sugar top and the hot whiskey-laced coffee is drunk Kahlua and coffee is a delicious dessert any time of VJ C. Rum through the cold cream. the year, but it is especially appropriate during Combine wine, juice, peel, cinnamon, cloves and *Irish measurements are slightly different from these cold winter months. It's also an easy, special 4 T. of sugar in saucepan, simmer 8-10 minutes, American measurements, so you'll probably need way to fix coffee for holiday visitors. strain into punch bowl. Heat rum slightly and to experiment a few times. Don't forget to drink Freshly perked coffee place remaining rum in large metal spoon of ladle. your mistakes. I shot Kahlua for each sen'ing. Light rum with match and pour over sugar. Pour SEE PAGE 5 burning sugar over punch. *4*±*4***-*.*******'4.***
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FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE...FROM THE UCONN STUDENT FEDERAL CREDIT UNION Connecticut Daily Campus, Thursday, December 17,1981 Page 5 FROM PAGE 4 WASSAIL Beat all the ingredients together with an electric Thanks to our German heritage we have more WASSAIL IS A TRADITIONAL DRINK SERVED mixer. Store in an airtight container in freezer. To warm drinks: IN Great Britain to Christman Carolers. It is also make one serving: Put 3-4 tsp. butter mixture and Gluhwein appropriate for carolers in this country, so... "Deck 1 shot of dark rum. Fill with hot water and stir. This warm German punch translates into Glow the Halls" and drink up! JAGERPUNCH Wine. You'll have to try to find out it this is literal, / dozen apples In case you ever need to say this word, the Ger- oh, and share it with a friend. I c. water mans pronounce j's as y's, so it's Yagerpunch. It 4 orange slices, cut crosswise 4 c. sugar serves 12. 4 lemon slices, cut crosswise 11. grated nutmeg / bottle Rhine wine 6 whole cloves 2. t. ground ginger 2 c. water 3 inch cinnamon stick brocken into 5 pieces V2 t. ground mace 1 spiral lemon peel 1 c. sugar 6 whole cloves 2 cloves I qt. Burgundy 6 allspice berries 1 cinnamon stick Remove centers from the fruit slices. In large 1 stick cinnamon 2 T. sugar ■ saucepan (stainless steel or heat-resistant glass), Core and bake all the apples. Combine the next 21. instant tea bring wine to simmering, do not boil. Add fruit and eight ingredients in a large saucepan and boil for 5 %A c. rum rest of ingredients; stir to dissolve the sugar. Over minutes. Combine wine, water, peel clove, cinnamon and low heat, let stand about 10 minutes. Serve in puch I dozen egg whites sugar in saucepan. Simmer 10-12 minutes, stire in cups, makes 5-6oz. servings. Beat until stiff, but not dry. Then, beat tea and rum. Strain before serving. Serve hot. -Dept. German and Slavic Languages. separately until light in color. The next two were both given by a friend's German 1 dozen egg yolks teacher. I think it's a very innovative approach to Fold whites into yolks, using large bowl. Stain HOT COCOA ANDAMARETTO teaching a language. UCONN faculty take note. sugar and spice misture into eggs, combining THIS NEXT RECIPE IS A FAVORITE OF MINE. It quickly. Bring almost to boiling point separately. tastes great in between runs on a ski trip, and TOM AND JERRY IN QUANTITY 4 bottles sherry or Madeira amazingly enough is better for those tight muscles No, these aren't mice, this is our finalChristmas 2 c. brandy that stretching exercises. It's also nice to settle drink for the season. Enjoy. Incorporate the hot wine with the spice and egg down with in the lodge if you're trying to recover Beat until stiff, but not dry, cover and set aside: mixture, beginning slowly and stirring briskly with from a slightly overambitious day on the slopes. 1 dozen egg whites ) each addition. Toward the end of this process, add Much better than coffee in your thermos. Beat separately until light in color the brandy. Now just before serving and while the 1 c. hot cocoa (take the added time to make real 1 dozen egg yolks mixture is still foaming, add the baked apples. cocoa with milk. Into the yolks, beat gradually *Wassail can also be made with a combination of 1 shot Amaretto liquor (more or less to taste). Vi c. dark rum beer and wine. These are more commonly found on Dont't let it get cold. Garnish with whipped 1 T. each of: ground allspice, cinnamon and the UCONN campus. The proprotions should be cream. cloves. roughly 4 parts beer to 1 part sherry. Fold into the above mixture the beaten whites. Cover the mixture. Into twenty 8-oz. mugs, place HOT BUTTERED RUM '/j c. egg and rum mixture Hot Buttered Rum is another popular hot beverage. 1 Ig. jigger bourbon whiskey You can mix a batch of the basic misture ahead of So, UCONN, enjoy the holidays, and keep warm! Fill each mug with time, but don't add the rum until you're good and P.S. don't drown yourself in the punchbowl, a Very hot water or milk ready to drink it. warm glow will do just as well. Stir vigorously until drink foams. Dust top with 2 sticks butter, softened These recipes for winter warmth were compiled by Ground nutmeg 1 boxdark brown sugar Jane Dewey, Daily Campus receptionist, Lois Float on top I pt. vanilla ice cream, softened McLean, Daily Campus office manager and Liz 11. brandy VJ tsp. each of: cinnamon, allspice, nutmeg Hajna, Daily Campus advertizing manager. £3ZJi SUPER icenhage" Skoal, * 4 * 4 T-SHIRTS Copenhagen PRICED RIGHT, CAMPUS ** FLORIST •** PRINTED RIGHT AND Congratulates V DELIVERED ON TIME! THE BRING YOUR * PRINTED LOCALLY BY PEOPLE WITH NCAA PARENTS SOME 45 YEARS EXPERIENCE IN QUALITY FLOWERS FOR SCREEN PRINTING WE TURN CHAMPION CHRISTMAS! YOUR IDEAS INTO SUPER T-SHIRTS CALL US FOR QUOTES! UCONN Christmas bouquet SOCCER SI . 4.99 FOR SPORTS... 423-5274 TEAM Downtown 745 MAIN ST. WILLIMANTIC.CT SMOKELESS TOBACCO Stwra ...a pinch is all it takes. © 487-1193 . $$$EARN$$$
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They were dressed all in gray, from the hat to the shoes. 4*4*4*4*4£4*4 And they looked like they brought in significant news- ("Why. " thought old Ed. "have they come to convene?" He did not like the threat of the impending scene.)
The Gov. 's eyes were so wicked, his grin was so crafty. The look on his face was suspicious and shafty. The Etherington file was tucked under his arm. Sumner knew the food service was headed for harm.
The lives of state servants. Gov. held in his hand. So they smiled and agreed his decision was grand. The students were gone, and who would protest? For everyone knows that they Govy knows best. 50' Bar drinks* most domestic boors 8-10 pm He threw down thejile and said to the group. $1.00 Of I with college ID We need a profit from this institutional soup! ' 'The food service is ended, private contract begun- ' 'And I ve given the rights to my uncle '$ third son. Sat., Dec. 19th Q.T. HUSH £ He surveyed the men. and their faces agreed. A Tribute to AC/DC They were glad it was painless and done with such speed. with He nodded to Sumner. and stode to depart. Street Legal With fond Christmas cheer overflowing his heart. 50' Bar drinks & most domestic beers 8-10 pm The Gov went to his buggy, he opened the door. Then summoned his men and they left with a roar. Mon. Dec. 21st But it s said he exclaimed as he drove out of sight. To Be Announced MIXED MEDIA COOKBOOK "Sorry. Food Service. The budget was tight!" IS HERE! 50* Bar drinks & most Madeline Peabody domestic beers all evening Over 500 tested recipes in a unique la literary pseudonym) collection including appetizers, soups and salads, main dishes, breads, desserts Sat., Dec. 26th and more. The Reducers The 8V2" x 8V2" book has 184 pages and a four-color laminated cover. Ten Season's COMING photographs throughout the book illustrate selected works from the museum's collection. Fri. & Sat., Jan. 29 & 30 MUM $12.95
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He edings of the past twelve man has made progress since must be brief, let us examine retired further within his coat lapels and, bucking into the months and point with pride this time last year. There can how this concept has been wind, continued on. to the steps of progress. be optimism because we treated on the world level, on Ahead the stark white dots of North Campus seemed As 1953 approaches, there know that progress in these the national level, and finally strangely softened. New Haven and Fairfield halls is certainly justification for fields will continue. among our colleges. blazoned the ebony sky with trees of crimson and blue. optimism over the advances However, if we can entert- The rupture of human Across the quadrangle Hartford Hall's varicolored tree which man has made thus far ain joyous thoughts of devel- harmony in today's world is a formed a fanciful Aurora Borealis in the night heavens. in a wide title! of human opment in the more technical clear manifestation that we. Smothered into the crisp wintry air was the frolicking endeavor. There is now kno- aspects of human endeavor, as world citizens, are far laughter of boys and girls. Occasionally their voices were wledge in the world to comb- there are other considerat- from brothers. There is no interrupted by sharp steei cutting and scraping the ice. at diseases and evils once ions. If this is the time of the brotherhood, no peace, no Every now and then a flash of silver shot out under the dim baffling to scientists. Each year to contemplate progr- • good will it) Korea today. Nor glow of the street lights. A silhouetted form knelt on the day amazing strides are ess, it is also the time for is there in much of Asia. bank of the lake. made in physics, chemistry other thoughts. This is the ' Europe or in that organizat- Tight enough for vou?" said a voice. and the almost infinitesmal season when a large part of ion with the ironic adjective, "Yes." number of other sciences. the world thinks of the the United Nations. Perhaps And two forms stood momentarily cautious on the frozen We have approached the brotherhood of man and of involuntarily, we have been pond, then skated confidently toward the pines at the end nature of matter itself and the magnificent if unfortuna- placed as one of the titans in of the lake. _ the mysteries of life over tely commercialized statem- the bi-polarization of the which poets and philosoph- ent. "Peace on earth, good world. Perhaps involuntarily Back at Whitney cafeteria, candles on each table had ers have pondered are the will toward men.'* again, we must use violence replaced the glaring overhead lights. A warm mellow glow subject of constant and fruit- We believe these thoughts in the name of brotherhood. permeated the long room and in the center of the room a ful search. Even though its are less encouraging. Instead Nevertheless, the same Wor- squat tree had been gaily decorated with lights and use may be questioned, ato- of paying lip-service to the ld which produced Einstein ornaments. mic energy is rapidly becom- concept of universal brother- has produced Stalin and wor- "Will you have stuffing with your turkey?" ing man's tool rather than an hood, let us see how this ld brotherhood is a word for Waiting in line didn't seem long at all tonight. From one enigma over which he puz- ideal, which in our Western orators rather than for real- corner of the room a group of boys and girls sat talking zles. world is equated with Chris- ists. happily to one another. He joined them. As citizens of the United Centered on the circle green at South Campus was a lone States, we speak at great tree. Somehow it seemed that every dorm formed an arc of * -w i & £ w -4 *& length of brotherhood and [unity about the little lighted tree. Painted faces of Santas, equality; these two goals are holly and ivy. reindeer and bells frosted the windows of the a fundamental part of our houses. Behind the bay windows the lights of trimmed educational process. Yrt The trees colored the lounges. Campus has expressed its A mammoth spruce in the lobby of the Student Union concern often this year about glittered with bulbs, icicles and colored lights. Beneath the the weeds of suspicion and tree were wrapped packages with bright red and green slander which grow on the ribbons. Nearby a piano had been moved in and at it a boy lawn of democracy. We have sat playing "White Christmas" softly to himself. SOON IN HARTFORD! wondered if forced loyalty Over the night drifted voices of a small band of carollcrs. oaths and character smears, the deep soothing voices of the Aggies lending a great imposed by men willing to strength to the traditional music. forget civil rights, can spell brotherhood. 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^^■^^■^a" .^SBBB^ia^B^BPTi>BBBBB> .*^BBBB> eBBJ^BBa f^BBBBJ Page8 Connecticut Daily Campus, Thursday, December 17,1981 Looking at Christmas past: 1948 By Art Frechette and Martin Masters the singers were led and trained by Christmas parties for the children see a group of tiny coeds dragging a Nineteen years ago a group of girls, Miss French for a few years after ofGurieyvillewhen the village was an twenty foot spruce through the street led by Miss French, sneaked through inauguration of the custom. Eight industrial town and there were may of Storrs. Like the small boy with the the gray dawn to the President's years ago Mr. Yingling of the Music poor families living there. The eyes bigger than his stomach, they home, located where Kappa Alph Department organized the University children were brought to the campus encountered a problem when it came Theta now stands. President Beach Carollers. and this organization has for dinner, and while they played to setting the tree into the dormitory. was awakened by a choir of voices carried on the carolling tradition, fir- games around the Christmas tree, So many experimental trees planted selected by the best of Holcomb and st leading the singing in the Dining Santa Claus brought presents con- by the Forestry Department ended Valentine Halls, the two women's hall in 1941. During the war years tributed by the students. their days as genetic failures but dormintories. Later in the day the the singing continued, but the social successes in Holcomb Hall that girls, dressed in white, led the j Carollers were women. Eight women In later years the girls have had steps had to be taken. At length, an singing in the Dining Hail, which was and five men comprise the Christmas1 parties in each of the area behind what is now Freshman gaily decorated with wreaths, holly, organization this year. dormitories, and gifts have been ex- House, thickly wooded with red and green paper designs, and According the Miss French, it was changed. During the war the money evergreens, was set aside as the only featured a Christman tree in the the custom many years ago to invite that would have been used for source from which trees could be center of its floor. members of the community as well as buying gifts was used to purchase taken. To this day, a few trees are Thus began a tradition that is one of the faculty to the annual "Christmas overseas packages for men in the suppled to the dormitories through the most typical aspects of the Con- dinner in thje Dining Hall, usually service. the Farm and Forestry Departmen- nect icut Campus life: the Christmas held the last Sunday before vacation. On, Tannenbaum ts, although all other cutting has long singing. For many years thechoiceof/ Dinners were leisurely affairs, white- since been prohibited. the Stinrrs Church was the nucleus of jacketed student waiters providing And what is Christmas without a the group that serenaded the cam- god service and an expensive touch. tree? The procurementof a Christmas pus and the homes of the faculty on Christmas Parties tree was no problem to the students Every Chritmas in recent years ex- what is now Fraternity Row, although Women students used to hold in the past. It was a common sight to cept 1940. Mr. France has led the campus singing in front of the Library. Another custom closely *^#*^#4£#*f#4^# ^f # Irf connected with the school is the Can- dlelight Service held in Storrs Chur- yoga ch on the Sunday before Christmas. yoga This year, for the first time since the war began, the Motet Choir will sing Creative Dance antiphonal chords besides accom- T'ai Chi panying the regular University choir T'ai Chi in the singing of traditional hymns and carols.
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UCONN CO'OP 0 I ■''" ' . W,H 000000000000000 0 Page 10 Connecticut Dally Campus, Thursday, December 17,1981 Educate on KKK B\ Eric San Juan Connecticut nas been the scene of an upsurgeofKu Klux Keep us warm Klan activity. Last year, rallies took place in Scotland and Mcridcn. This fall, imperial Wizard Bill Wilkinson spoke in Windham. To the Editor: Educators have responded to these developments. A We have a right to be warm. 1 am referring to the near arctic temperatures now settling in Friendship Rally took place in Willimantic this September. Arjona. Students and professors from Eastern Connecticut State Understandably, the University can not repair all breakdowns instantly. But in the interim, College and the University of Connecticut participated.- classes in the non-functioning building could be canceled or relocated in other empty rooms along with other community members. throughout the University. This University is supposed to have facilities for marry thousands Asked to speak at the Friendship Rally about the of students. I'm sure empty classrooms can be found. un-Ai lerican character of the Klan. UConn history professor Ken Newmyer explained that the KKK is "'not a Presently, in Arjona's rooms the frigid weather conditions are not very conducive to historical accident'* and therefore not entirely alien to learning. These last few classes before Finals are important to many students. Some Find it America. He compared the 1920s with the 1980s, two difficult to concentrate in cold rooms. periods marked by recession, unemployment, and Klan A wave of sickness seems to be spreading throughout the campus. Sitting in cold rooms for recruitment. The Klan thrives on the indifference and an hour or an hour and one half does not improve one's health, especially if you are already silence of those opposed to racism, according to Newmyer. sick t« begin with. v" This demonstrates the usefulness of having a historical I am a freshman. I never expected one of the problems I would have had to face at college vicw:raeism is not just a temporary aberration or a fad. It would be ineffective facilities. Since September. I have witnessed two water outages and the springs from the crisis in society, the pressures on people freezing of Aljona. Batterson dorm also had a loss of power recently. Who knows how many by inflation, unemployment, and their irrational response other malfunctions have occurred. 1 started to wonder why so many breakdowns occur. Is all to these. the machinery on campus old. worn-out and obsolete? Nor is the state of Connecticut being besieged for the First Hopefully in the near future the cold front that has settled itself in the Arjona Building will time; in the 1920s New Haven. Stamford, and New Britain be pushed out by warmer temperatures. witnessed widespread Klan activity. Still on the books today is a 1917 statute imposing a Fine or imprisonment on '"any person who. by his advertisement, ridicules or holds up to contempt any person or class of persons, on account Name withheld b\ request Of the creed, religion, color, denomination, nationality or racce of such person or class of persons..." Of course, laws in the books arc not always implemented. Amidst this background, the Connecticut Education Association has produced a curriculum guide entitled Is it more than senioritis? "Violence, the Ku Klux Klan. and the Struggle for Equality," The book includes a history of the Klan from the By Ricky "Rocket" Lagan So as I roughly travel through these Reconstruction period to its current growth, as well as a I begin this article as I began my college remaining months. I reminisce of the past timeline of KKK activities in Connecticut from 1922 to career three and a half years ago. not knowing three and one half years and I wonder if there September. 1981. Eleven lesson plans, dealing with the how to start and especially not knowing how it is anything I feel I have missed out on or roots of white supremacy, the 1960s Civil Rights era. the is going to end. This article though, will serve wished I had done. Thinking it over I had thoughts of an cx-Klansman, and the Klan's ideas today, many purposes for me. one being that it will decided that all I want to do is leave here with ne outlined. Many newspaper clippings, photographs, and give me a chance to express my feelings about "peace of mind". I'll have peace of mind if I quotations from civil rights activists and Klansmcn are things at this, the crucial time period of my can leave knowing that my presence here has presented for classroom use. Recommended books and senior year in college. Also it will serve to been justified, that I have gotten enough out Films are also listed. relieve some tension and anxiety that has of my four years to.make the time spent here "The issue of dealing with the Ku Klux Klan has become building up inside of me lately. This deadly worthwhile. Also 1 hope to leave without one which we as educators can ill a ford to ignore." the due of tension and anxiety together bring wishing I had done something else or regret- book says. "What the Klan cannot stand is for the truth tho about the condition often referred to as ting something I have done. be told about it. That is what the teachers should do." "senioritis." Overall I feel that I've deFmitely gained an Since racism is a burning issue today, educators who want For me. senioritis is a feeling that I have had education well worth the price paid ('hanks to develop a critical and informed attitude to present enough of school and am ready to graduate, Mom and Dad). This education was partly day society have no alternative but to present the issue of but don't know what to do after I graduate. gained from listening to teachers and reading the KKK to the classroom. Senioritis also involves feelings of uncertainty. books, but mainly came from living with a Although one high school social studies teacher has not This uncertainty stems from not knowing variety of people of my own age and status, in yet read the kit on the Klan. she asserted the what I really want to do with my life. It is not other words, my peers. You see. the commonly-held belief that it is important for citi/ens to just a a matter of looking for and Finding a job, education that I have received and am still know the "facts" about issues such as the KKK. She said but. it also involves looking for a direction to receiving is an invaluable entity in itself. students should be shown both sides of the story. "I would head in. a dream to follow and a goal to work Although this education from living with my hope there arc sections in here ("Violence, the Ku Klux towards. Senioritis is all this and more.many peers is one sometimes of pain as well as Klan. and the Struggle for Equality") which give the of the experiences and feelings involved are pleasure, I feel you really can't apprectiate Klan's point of view. If (there aren't) I would be similiar to those of puberty and adolescence. the good until you have felt the bad. distressed." The teacher stated. "I think that it's great This feeling is not unique to me. for other However, at this point I don't feel that I have that the teachers...arc alive to problems that arc going on seniors that I have talked to have also ex- attained the peace of mind I am looking for. and they're taking a stand on the problems. But I still pressed similiar feelings. Thank God for that, The senioritis I am feeling now. the tension, think that the school is a marketplace for learning." at least I'm not alone. So. as my seventh anxiety, and uncertainty it involves do not However, "(since) none of my students brought it (the semester comes to a close, this feeling of allow it. But for this reason, although I am Klan rally) up in the class. I didn't bring it up either." the senioristis intensities especially knowing that dubious of the coming semester, I loo* forward teacher said. "I just didn't feel it was that meaningful to my deadline to decide my immediate future to it. I've found in the past that no two them." quickly approaches. In the past, the end of semesters bring unexpected changes. With This opinion reflects the common notion that all ideas arc one school year meant only a short break this in mind, I can only hope that my last equal and valid, so that the Klan's racist ideas should be before the start of yet another. Thus, all I had semester at UConn will bring about a pleasant propagated just as the belief in racial equality is taught. to worry about was Finding a summer job. But surprise, my peace of mind. Racist ideas arc found subtly expressed in many school the decision I must soon make is of greater The writer is a UConn senior. materials and teachings of educators. In fact, the lack of importance, involving more that just a sum- concern by many students seems to prove that they see mer job. nothing wrong with the Klan. It is the duty of teachers to deliberately raise the issue in class, instead of fostering apathy and indifference. This book is an effective tool to perform that function. Action that educators can take against extremist or hate groups is exemplified in the CEA text by a resolution adopted by the Montgomery County Bord of Education in Rockville. Maryland. The resolution reads in part: The Board (shall) instruct the superintendent (of schools) to begin development immmediatcry of a plan to inform and educate teachers and students in the public schools beginning in the first month of the 1981-82 school year about racial and religious tolerance, the destructiveness of prejudice, activities of hate violence groups such as the KKK and neo-Na/i type organizations and cults, and the consequences they have for divisiveness in communities, and the need for major efforts to resolve racial and religious antagonists by every means possible. Racism is baring its teeth here and now. and the classroom cannot try to hide the issues from the students. Copies of "Violence, the Ku Klux Klan. and the Struggle for Equality" arc available for purchase from the Council on Interracial Books for Children. Resource Center. 1841 Broadway. New York City. 10023 «wrmm 6WE5MW CREEPS IS THATONE WY...MiaioNs of Eric San Juan is a student at E. O. Smith High School. ^PRSFROM N0W„.IC00«) &/0tV£ INTO JERRY FAWJEU... Connecticut Daily Campus, Thursday, December 17,1981 Page 11 Dashing through the snow Hey you freakin' outrageous morans, To my buddies:Lisa W.—Wear that Anne—We're done! It's been a That's cut up on the tray bullwlnkles, hobos and "others" of green turtleneck much? Lisa G.—ple- rough week but a great semester — Personals Up the nose it goes the Whitney bunch: GET WASTED! ase stop spitting and shave your and I could never have made It Tickling all the way —tls the season! legs! I Call le— I still love you even if without you! Enjoy the holidays—God Bells in your head ring you are a hypochondriac! Debbie— bless you and keep you safely, with ' Making spirits bright Congratulations to our sweet Jane. At I've lied to you— you really have no much love, your roomie. Beat of l-jck to the new Kappa Slg What fun it Is last she has finally managed to artistic ability. Jo—you're a great Pledges. Welcome to UConn! The to snort and sing Graduate! Now who will take care of addition to our floor. Decker—don't To my friends In KINGSTON and the sisters of Kappa Alpha Theta. PI7 This snow bird song tonight I Richard and Larry? think I forgot you. Mai' you're the JUNGLE thanks for the moral sup- Merry Christmas Lou-Lou!!! best roommate and friend. I love you port. Life's a bitch but Cathy Is CONGRATULATIONS TO THE NEW To all woman from French B 2nd all. Have a great Christmas. Love, wonderful. Sig Ep Brothers, and good luck to you Drugs, always drugs! Floor—I never met a funnier, nicer, M-L all during finals. Love, the sisters of sweeter, more caring, more beautiful, SKTC: Here's wishing you the hap- Kappa Alpha Theta. P17 To the guys who let ua use their better looking group of people In my Hey Baby, I know it, I don't have to go piest and holiest of birthdays. Keep calculator la the all night study room life. Every one of you has class. to classl You missed breakfast again. the faith. Long live the Alliance! Congratulations to the new Delta Chi Monday night. THANK YOUI Is It Friday yet? Remember Pesaros, SCTW Brothers. Good luck during finals. THANK YOUI I I will name my first Buffy, thank you for all the help you weekend dinners, food and toothpaste Love the Sisters of Kappa Alpha :hiid after you I PROMISE!! Have a have given me during the semester. stains and messes, Foreigner, cocktail Lisa, I lied, I DO love you, want to be Theta.P17 happy holiday!! Enjoy the holidays. Love you. Arual parties, mixers (October 151), stories, my #2 Harem Girl, you fit the mold. laughter and love. Prrrr HEY BELDEN! Rest up over January WRIGHT A-Happy Hanukkah, Mer- TOM AND RHODA, Working with the #1 Harem Girl—I Love Ya too, buy break, because next semester will ry Christmas and a Happy New Year! two of you has been super! Sorry for Heike—You're the lowest, cheapest Andy some clothes for Christmas be...different. You ain't seen nothln' With love—your CDC connection missing some inserts. Enjoy the ugliest sleaziest decrepit excuse for an since you have all of his. yet! Eleanor Roosevelt. holiday vacation. Love, Laura animal. Your mother wrote the book, To the TOOLETTES, (Sio, Lips, and "I wanna be a Ho" and your father Hey CHUCK! First you tear down Marlene, on this day you are 22 years, Nerd)—Can I borrow your tooth- 4th Floor Shippee: Have a great wasadoberman! Love, South Campus nets. Next you'll be tearing down so go celebrate with some beers. Of paste?... laundry detergent?...Would Christmas holiday. I'll miss you next doors and tearing off clothes...I'm this day make the most, to you here's you escort me to dinner?...You have semester. (Happy belated birthday Dave,enjoy the optimism in Pitt and waiting! a toast, Lift high your glass and say quarters?!!...Genesis...The Tubes...I Karen). Jamie New Haven!-Heidi cheers. wanna be sedated! Family Nap...The Sunshine: Here's to our first sunrise, Rabbit Lives! ..Have a Merry Christ- Mistle toe available—Sth floor, Hanks Georgia (In Traffic Services)— You're whenever It may be. Me JHB—It'll be tough, but let'stry and mas! Talk to ya later. Love, Fee B. See Jackie and Lynn for details. doing a great job down there, keep up make this Christmas as memorable as Waybill. the good work. Have a very merry To the two nicest guys on 3rd floor the last on e. Love you always, Diane, Paula, Chrissy, Lisa, Toni, Christmas. Love, an elated commuter. Hale: It's been a lot of fun, I'll miss Pumpkin. P.S. Is that "ununanimc- to Belden's Incredible Hulk: Don't Dee. Jackie, and Lynn—Thanks for you Good luck In alt that you do. lose the rest of your shirt at Teletrak making this a great semester. Hope Love, M.K. ** us" enough? CAROL— Tuesday and Thursday In January! next semester's even better. Love and won't be the same over break. Who SUE— Thanks for the generous kisses, Lindy and Amy. will I bring a CDC to? Well, here's Christmas offer. Appreciative one. Wheeler A: I hope everyone has a your personal-where's mine? See you Barb— Happy 19th! I love you, cutie! happy holiday. Thanks for making me Genta—You sleaze! You are such a Saturday at last final-let's celebrate- You have been such a good friend, CARYN, Hope you and the Kappas feel at home. Good luck to air the loser for going to Boston. But never Feenle's Friend and I appreciate It. Merry Christmas have a relaxing, but wild break, and graduating seniors. Jim, your first fear—we'll come bug you! The corru- and Happy Birthday. Love ya'Theresa good luck with Rush. Steve (EX) personal? DC, thanks for the concus- ption began: Engineering nerd, swel- Dear ? (McMahon Mystery Woman) sion. Terry, maybe Santa will bring led head, you tool, jump those bones, Please reveal yourself— your letter Booth— I'm sorry for being a pain. Hey Rita of Belden, Are you really a you some toothpaste .Jon, thanks for video addiction, quarter attacks, trlvl- drove me crazy. Love, J.F. P.S. I like Vanita—thanks for being so nice. wild woman? If we don't get a chance listening. See you all In January! Lisa a, lips, "I can eat that In..." Mt. sex. Madigan—you're super! Love ya! to go out over the break, I'll call you Washington, screw your neighbor, old Theresa next semester (tf you aren't too busy). Celine Boyle, yes you PB's! To a real toad, bars of silver, Thelma, swell, ?QUE PASA MIDDLESEX- All the Steve of Alsop B. independent woomun of nineteen, let's do the time warp—yea! paper G.H. parties, happy hours, cigarette- WENDY-HAPPY 20th BIRTHDAY. hope your birthday was great, but beam loser, lusting:MB,NN, Belden, mooching, your mother, Clint and It took you a while, but you finally Bah humbug. Down with finals, more plan on a real celebration this week- your mother....Leslie, go running, Mojo, triples, wet carpets, ping pong, made It. Wish I could be with you on exams for the masses. end! FCJ, JN, and Mega mudslldlng, etc. Boo, we're going to injuries, flaming cookies, sick friends, the big day. miss you, but we'll come feed your hair braiding, birthdays, water fights JUSTIN: I'm madly In love with you ego in Boston. Seriously, we really are and H.S. has made for an unbeatable Kevin—For all your devotion and Fern. Thanks for the many good dedication in the past four years- times. Hope there are many more to and I can't wait until I see you next. going to miss you! Love—your dereli- semester to be topped this spring Merry Christmas. Love, Colleen. ct friends. when we finally do a line... there are no words to express our come. Love, al. feelings...Thanks for making us "The Best in the East " Best wishes in Denise: Good luck!! See you over KID! Graduation, Jobs, Wedding Sue H. Thanks for everything this To my phantom roommate: One more Plans, This Christmas is the best yet" semester! You're always there when I semester to go! After 3V> years everything you do. With much love break for my belated birthday drinks! and affection —The UConn Marching (3 months late, but that's okay). Sue CONGRATULATIONS KID! 11 You need someone to talk to. I love ya kid! together in the same room, weve gone made it! Love Always, KID Have a great break! Captain's?! 11 through lots: the 6th floor superlatives Band. Free personals, huh Sue. The power Love, Fish. (Quick, get life Insurance!) BAMFian- Face, It's not going to be the same ity, turkey dinners,jelly beans, midnit Congrats to the new UCMB Council— of office a bit heady? Have a decent and thanks to those who made Christmas. The master of disguise. without you—I II never find a better Happy Holidays to the Whitney phone calls from Better Homes and partyer—who am I going to get "family" and best of luck next Gardens and "Did you give the Saturdays Banquet such a success!!! It's been a great semester band—and 306 Storrs Road—Here's to the "New —faced with? I miss you already- semester! number?" USG stuff, "queer" neig- sorry I'm so strange but you know hbors, "sympathy" nausea, and who "the best Is yet to come!" Happy Year" Jan. 9! Get psyched! Out with Holidays! the old and in with the new! what I need...Love You Tree—Suzie McMahon 4South— You girls are knows what else. Thanks for making Sreat! Hope your Holidays are the college life very different! Love, your Sue, Remember all the good and bad appiest! I love ya, Monica. To 306 Storrs Road— Merry Christm- Karen: Here's to a new year! I Underpaid Secretary. as and I can't wait until New Year's appreciate those rides more than you times: first floor, Curtis, third floor, Huskies, your broken car key, whaled Rickos, Congratulations Big Guy! (Jan. 9) Let it snoSS let it snow!! Love, can know! Thanks for everything! Hey Fran of Alsop B: NICE SHORTS!! Karen Sue. beach, jogging?, green stars, Bonnie You're outa here—That's you! Good Pointer, EWF! P.S. What will you do luck with your job, but we'll miss you. Dear S.S. — I wish Christmas came when I'm gone? Love, Suzanne Love, Natalie, Donna, Monica. Ed, Doug, Mike, Rich, and the rest of Tell us, Sue. more often—so that I could get kissed Russell D— Especially Jorge—thanks more often.D.Baby. ,he T h nk ,nal To the best roommate In the world. for everything—we'll have to do it JACK-Always and forever in debt to *•».*■»■ f"; , ™ J* « ' » again sometimes soon!! Love Cathy n Mary: you made my hardest semester To the «1 band (UCMB) with the «1 you. you have helped me out more *°" m*£SSf ^J^&SSEJES- and Karen. P.S. Been in an lurches Chrl8,ma8! the best time of my life. Always Drum Major (Kevin)—only 159 days than you know. I 'ove you -Sue. TH|RPS Jr * lately, ED?? P.P.S. Hi Forgger! remember your "dive" in the Hoot, left until Europe—Get psyched. Seni- Papa Gino's salad, M&Ms, our talk ors—Good luck in the future. Reme- To the Jello wrestling champ of Jill:I'It miss a roommate like you! Like Sweetheart, Finally the long awaited during the fire alarm, our cold waits In mber—you're the greatest. Don I ever see you there! Thanks for being personal. I miss you already. Be good L lot, our perms, hennas, hot oil Whitney Hall— You're finally legal — there when I needed you. To all the on break and D.D.A.I.W.D. Try not to treatments, punk on Halloween, our HAVE A HAPPY B-Day! You deserve Suza—When was the last time the anything you get good times past and in the future! set any records without me. T.F.E.— trips to Hartford, "Physical" and all four of us were at a party together? Celebrate the new year! Sue. I.D.K.W.I.W.H.D.W.O.Y.-I.L.Y. the guys we had to turn away. Thanks UConn won't be the same without Mary P.S. You're a cutiel for the great times. I love you very To all residents of East Coast: I may you—neither will we. It's been "hot be leaving but I will never forget JEFF: you'RE A DOLL! THANKS SO much kid. Sue. s—"We'll miss you. Love, Sue, MUCH! MERRY XMAS! SUE Rita LADY WILD woman you're the thanks for all the good times we ve Bonni and Carol. P.S. Happy Birth- had together. I'll miss you all. Love no best. LIVING In Belden was the real To "our" guys—Goodyear B 2nd day! Oh, now I get it. test. But you made It through it all. It floor; Thanks for everything, you're frills Nils. BOUNTY has proven to be a real ball! Good the best! Have a great vacation! Love, Suzanne:We're going to miss yqu too! Luck in Everything you do. We will Dee and Lisa. Good luck with your internship Don't Kay—Well, baby this is It! Good luck BOUNTY SEEKERS! Who can forget always remember you!! Love a Fifth in everything! You're the best! UConn forget us! Happy Birthday! Love, just won't be the same! it. The S.S., Pac man, Those Incredi- of Belden. VARMINT—When you least expect Marcy and Marianne. ble BROWN TIGHTS! A dime a it—expect it. Happy Birthday! You dozen, 78.7s. in living squalor. See Hey fag face—You you Carol, Happy wish 2S. with more than s.b. Ready... C.A. WHAT A YEAR...BALTIMORE- Jim —Here's to all the "first-timers" .. musical friend. doctor...Steve... you there over the break. You know Birthday! Love, "K and D " AKIMBO! and everything else we've shared this what I'm talking about. Rick Taylor exercising Cape Cod. Tears after semester. Thanks for being there and the IFC. Happy Happy Birthday! does. Maybe even Walt. He was Bugie, Gnome, Groover, Miss Piggy, Roomie—Thanks for helping me thro- putting up with me. ILY Donna there. and Fagface. Merry Xmas. "Kumoa" ugh a rough semester. You're the Love, all the Kappas (and a couple of best!—Jane. Marlene, on this day you are 22 years, nuts I Maureen —Have a Happy Birthday KAPPAS—(You too Pledges), Have a so go celebrate with some beers. Of To 3:08: Thanks for EVERYTHING!! next week!!! Love, Sue Third floor north McMahon, hope you this day make the most, to you heres a Smile. Merry Christmas—Happy New Rreat break, a Merry Christmas, a have an excellent Christmas vacation! lappy New Year, but...Gat psyched toast, lift high your glass and say Year! Be good and don't do anything I To Deb B., Bob C. and Dave, Happy Love, Kathy and Mlchele. Remember cheers. wouldn't do. (No comments...) for that special week. You never know Graduation! Merry Christmas! Happy —Third Floor rules. what the future holds....S&M M&LGby Love, Barb P.S. I still have New Year! To the rest of the waiters J.C. — Merry Christmas fromthe half a wish left! and waitresses at Hanks A, all of the HAPPY "20th" BIRTHDAY SUZAN- KAPPA PLEDGES-You've made it Brigantine Bandit. Watch out next above except Happy Graduation. NE! It was a great semester and next semester—you'll never know when he To a friend: If the demand for a soccer so far! Congratulations! The best is From Olga. semester will be even better. Get yet to come. Get psyched for your will strike! player's services has risen, ceteris ready to go wild on Friday. Love, parisus, the answer to fifteen Is: week of INSPIRATION! We love Jimmy: It gets pretty cold in Maine so Jessie. you—S&M Eileen here's to an unbelievable increase quantity of services avail- you'have to come back to warm up. semester and many more to come. able, increase price or increase both? Don't lose that parking ticket. Merry CONFRONTIVENESS: The word's Thanks tor all your support and love. T A To everyone leaving Alsop-B: Good Christmas. Love, Rocky not in Webster's but it means a lot. luck on whatever you do. Always You're great. I love you. P.Bear will I Thanks, for the talk and for being you. see you over break??!! To Econ Sections 15 and 16: Thanks remember if It doesn't work out you KAPPER SIGMER PLEDGES, Merry Love, TBE. can always DRINK! — D.B. for the good classes and comments Christmas and be ready for tons of fun (especially Sec. 15—you're (almost) in the New Year! Love, DELTER Theresa, Happy Early 18th Birthday!! as bad as me1 Smile ) Remember ALL CM.: Would you like a Xmas Kiss? ZETER PLEDGES At least you're legal in some states Ken, Frank, Kevin, Doug, Maria, Get in touch and you'll get one!!! of the answer to question #15! Merry now. I'll miss you during vacation?! Kathy, Ann, Diane, Patrick, and Christmas! Barb P.S. Good luck on BOO-BOO, DEANIE and STEVIE: Love, Burb. Jennifer —MERRY CHRISTMAS and your exam! Sisters of KKG, Look forward to f-u-n, Happy Holidays and remember we KRIS KRINGLEHSee you next semes- friendship, love, laughter, and Inspir- love you lotsSS Love, SHARI, SUSIE, Rich, Enjoy a great vacation and when ter, Karen. P.S. Kathy, you're cute!! Hey Tom S of Alsop B: NICE ation! A special and exciting week lies and JOSIE you come back, you'll see a Rainbow ahead...S&M WINDOW! P.S. Have a great time in smiling in my heart! The Poet. Are you OK??? Time Sc;jare on New Years. —Dorm Thanks to everyone at Goodyear B alcoholic C.A.—Cheers to you! Congratulations who helped me out when I was an To three thoughtful friends: Bob, Charlie—MERRY CHRISTMAS! Ka- on being able to have a normal invalid. Special thanks to Dom who Barb, Melissa: Thanks for everything ren. f Hey Volumptuous One—thanks for a Birthday! GHW! You deserve it. L&L took me to the infirmary and John who Kathy — See you next semester—Keep sear- great semester Good luck on Finals made the move that put me there. ching for a RainbowlLove, Cher. Karen, Merry Christmas! Jeff. and have a Merry Christmas. Your -Bird General—(Yeah you Robin) Congratu- Roomie lations! You're a special girl and don't you forget it. Love, Me.
BIDDIES: Hope to see you at the DOONESBURY by Garry Trudeau Lawrence Welk concert—I had to promise Myron Floren I'd do kinky things to his accordian to get those .. AND FINALLY, I'D OH, SIMPSON, IN W DAY, EDUCATION MS A MANY- BUT TODAY, SIMPSON, TODAY WE front row tickets! Seriously, enjoy a RECOMMEND'FIFING WHATAREME SPLEWORWTHING.1WB6STMWS OF A LIVE IN AN ERA OF LIMITS. I/UHAT LITERACY, well-deserved vacation. Maybe we THETUONEWENG- DOINGHERE? GENERATmLEDUSTHFOUGHTHE&WeN KIND OF EDUCATION CAN W AFFORD •SIGH..' can get together and ring In the New SIR. SIGN \ USH DEPARTMENT ARENTMBCUT- OF HUMAN KNOULEOGE AND BEQUEATHED TO 6IVB THESE KIPS? UHATARB HERE, Year with a prune juice spritzer! Love 1 & Poligrip—Mamie. APPOINTMENTS. TING OUT OUR. IB THE DMNE GIFTSOFREASON, LOGIC, t / -*■—- SOUL* \ ,^k^ AND JUDG- Attention Buckley: As of today, both / MENT' Liana and Laura of four north are legal. Happy Birthday Love C, L, S, T, V
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Sue and Ann, Thanks for a super first semester. Hope you both have a very Merry Christmas. Pam and Kathy Page 12 Connecticut Daily Campus, Thursday, December 17,1981 Maximum effort pays offforBeatty...
By Warren Taylor Reed's as well as a lover. screenpaly by Beatty and Reed, so criticizing this Beatty has given fine per- Arta Editor The saga begins with Reed Trevor Griffiths is probably would be unfair, since we formances in films like and Bryant meeting and the weakest part of the film, see things from Reed's point "Heaven Can Wait." Bonnie With the release of such falling in love. From there or, more appropriately, the of view. One can't help but and Clyde." and "Sham- films as "Raiders of the Lost "Reds" becomes an adven- least powerful aspect, for it become frustrated along with poo.'' but his portrayal of Ark," "Southern Comfort," turous and passionate romp is by no means weak. Reed when the leaders of the Reed is his best. \ "Atlantic City," and through history. After the "Superman II," 1981 has Russian revolution, Reed is Diane Keaton is also ex- proven to be a pretty good determined to bring a Com- cellent, being cast as Louse year for the American munist party to America for Bryant. Her character is at cinema. Now. Warren Beat- the good of the workers. The first firy and abrasive, but ty has added another to this subject is controversial, but Film review her relationship with Reed list. As a matter of fact, Reed emerges from the film mellows her gradually. She Beatty's contribution, which a hero, because of his fight is always under control as he directed, produced, co- for his beliefs. The story in the second half Russian revolution take time goes on. Her change in wrote, and stars in, can be of the film does get into Marx's theories and turn the personality comes a little at a placed at the very top. "Reds" may be better off politics a little too much. country into a police dictator- time, as did her character in explaining Reed's The film is called "Reds," Still, it is enlightening, ac- ship. We take Reed's side, "Annie Hall." This growth a historical epic centered motivations more. At one curatedly depicting two at- one mark of success in of character is acted subtly around the adventures of point we are shown injustice titudes brought about by the filmmaking. • and realistically by Keaton, two American journalists in done to some American revolution-America's para- resulting in a fine perfor- Russia during the 1917 laborers. Also, Reed is one noia and Russia's mistreat- The John Reed Beatty por- mance. revolution. The lead charac- to question authority and ex- ment of Marx's ideas. The. trays is a fascinating, many- ter is John Reed, who wrote pose corruption amoungst political views in "Reds" sided character. He is in- The chemistry between "Ten Days That Shook the the rich and powerful may seem biased , since telligent, talented, Beatty and Keaton is superb. . World," a book dealing with whenever possible. Reed seems to be the only emotional, stubborn, and They seem inseperable. an the revolution. He is accom- Emotional motivation for person with any idea as to proud, a man capable of ten- intended effect needed for panied by his wife, Louise Reed is there. But clear-cut how to run a government. der love on minute and rag- Bryant's search for Reed Bryant, who is a pupil of reason is lacking a bit. The But then. "Reds" is about ing determination the next. SEE PAGE 13
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FROM PAGE 12 being effective with its given rest of the movie. They give Better yet is the editing by And novelist Jerzy Kosinski towards the end of the film. screenplay. But Beatty does the film a feeling of Dede Allen. The timing of is cold and determined as The relationship their an absolutely outstanding nostalgia, or of a family get- each cut is done with such Bolshevic Zinoviev, one of characters create is thrilling job. Though it is a saga together where the "old precision that the pictures the revolution's leaders. and inspiring, putting love requiring an intermission days" are discussed. Also, can tell a story without the These three are very on a pedestal amoungst all because of its length (3'/J Beatty's use of the camera dialogue. Some sequences believable in their roles, as the crucial historical events hours), Beatty makes the stands out in his directional are. in fact, left up to the well as entertaining to going on around them. film flow right along without achievements, keeping the technical effects, such as the watch and to listen to. a dull moment. His tran- shots fresh for the viewer's reconciliation between Reed Gene Hackman gives the The love relationship bet- sition of scenes is creative eye. and his wife. best performance of the sup- ween the two journalists is and unique, without con- The cinematography and The "musical score by porting actors, perhaps the the finest part of the story. fusion as to time place. The editing have a great deal to Stephen Sondheim and best perfomance of the film. "Reds" may be about a most interesting aspect of As Reed's editor. Hack- man's fight for what he the director's structuring of man's insecure, boozing believes is right, but its the film is the insertion of character appears only depiction of a classic man- elderly people recalling the briefly, however, in two woman relationship is the days of the Russian short scenes. It is a wonder film's strongest point. Here revolution. Throughout the why Hackman does not get the screenplay is excep- movie, these people called ARTS '81 bigger roles in films today, tional, without the minor "witnesses", set in a black for he is still one of problems met when dealing limbo set, would discuss do with the look fo precision Dave Grusin effectively ac- America's finest actors. with politics. And the their rememberances of Beatty gives to the film's companies these stories Edward Herrmann is wasted dialogue is very moving at Reed and Bryant, and their structure. Vittorio Storaro, through pictures, as well as even more, for although his times, humorous at others, feelings for the world »oday director of photography, the film as a whole. Some of character appears often and always attention grab- as compared,to back then. presents a vivid pictorial the score is adapted enough, he does next to bing. Much of what is said by thers history. Whether it's the featuring "The Inter- nothing. His Max Eastman witnesses proves to be very United States or Russia, the nationale" and some Cohen usually serves merely as part Without fine direction, this meaningful and thought- visual effect of each scene is ballads. These songs and of the setting. This is not to story might have had trouble provoking when fit into the brilliant. the original score do won- say his performance is bad. ders for the movement of the But the Eastman character is film. just not given enough deser- &4#4#4&4<#4& 44 The score also helps to set ving lines by the screen- the changing moods, which writers. CAMPUS go from adventurous to romantic to haunting. Music For what it's worth. FLORIST and sound are often used for "Reds" will probably be the transition also though asyn- film to reckon with for the chronous effect. This Academy Awanis.particulary BRING YOUR cooperation with the editing for editing, directon, lead PARENTS SOME is most effective in giving performances, and for best the film foward movement. picture. It is very FLOWERS FOR Not only does Beatty do hir. questionable that the film CHRISTMAS part to achieve these will break even with a cost technical achievements, but close to $40 million. But it handles his supporting cast has been receiving tremen- Christmas bouquet with skill. dous critical acclaim 4.99 throughout the country, a Ramblin Rich performs Perhaps this is a natu'.*: • fact that must be satisfying at North Campus Downtown talent for an actor-turned- to Beatty. who gave so much Christmas Semi Formal Storm director, for is is definitely to its making. for a full house ® 487-1193 Robert Redford's strongest point. The supporting per- "Reds may be the best film formances are all well done, of'81.but it is;more,than|that. onn though some of them are For despite its flaws in the wasted. Jack Nicholson screenplay, the film can bo Student And Faculty Discount gives a subtle, wry inter- compared favorably; to such pretation of his character, classic epics as "Ben Hur," playwrite Eugene O'Neil. 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E17 miracles, near kinsman of Jesus broker for precious metals, coins ind Christ, Faithful Intercessor of all who stones. FS12/17 For Rent Wanted invoke your special patronage in time BAHAMAS, spring break from $325. of need to you I have recourse from CHRISTMAS SPECIAL—Helium Bal- 8 days/7 nights, transfers from airport the depth of my heart and humbly beg loons In a box. Lasts 2 months, open to hotel, welcome party with com pi i- to whom God has given such great box and watch It rise. Custon Imprint- Two bedroom apartment to sublet, or -lentn-y beer, and more. Contact Don share with quiet non-smoking female. power to come to my assistance. Help ed. Perfect for that SPECIAL PER- 437-6937. E17 me in my present and urgent petition. SON. Hearts and Stars available Two miles from campus. $325/month WANTED Tickets tor RUSH Dec 20. plus utilities, y-2 security and V4 last In return I promise to make your name Shipped anywhere USA, $12.95, 644- Plea v. ;all 486-3009 W17 known and cause you to be invoked. 9752. FS17 month's rent required. Available Jan. 1. Call 429-3405. Say three Our Fathers, three Hail CASH for LP's. Top dollar paid for Marys and Glorias. Publication must 29 gallon aquarium set-up, two Maxi- JAN.—JUNE on campus. We have a good condition records. All types— Miscellaneous be promised. St. Jude pray for us, and flo filters, 15" Supreme heater, couple of double rooms to rent for any quality. We'll travel. Call /write all who invoke your aid. Amen. This wrought iron stand, assorted braes spring semester, furnished room, Festoon's Records, 15 Whitney Ave. Novena has never been known to fail gang valves, large net, plants, screen heat, all utilities, participation ir New Haven, 06510. 203-789-8210 Tired of paying too much insurance on top, flourescent strip light, rocks, house. Social functions. $640/person your auto? Call Tom Lobo 423-S374 'or MAKE YOUR OWN BEER AND background; plus 40 gallon tank free. Zeta Psl Fraternity. 429-2325. FR17 a quote. M12/17 WINE Ingredients and Kits available Excellent condition $95.00. Evenings at Champlion's General Store Rt. 275 429-2427. FS17 Five room furnished lakefront house. Help Wanted Professional D.J. EARL's Traveling Eaglevllle. Open 9-5 everyday M17 . " " Ashford. $385 plus utilities. Lease. Disc. The latest In sound and lighting SURPLUS JEEPS, CARS, TRUCKS security, no pets. References. 423- equipment capabilities 500 watts per TAILORING: I do expert tailoring Car-lnv. value $2143 sold for $100. For 7883. FR17 OVERSEAS JOBS SUMMER/YEAR channel (Crown Amps). All types of alterations, and weaving. Please oil informationInformation" on purchasing similar '™--- PCLIND-Europe, S America AuyMusic. 423-1508, 423-2918, 423-9752. for appointment between 9 a m -6 bargains, call 602-941-8014 ext. 7839. Large room in house, Coventry lake. trai'n, Asia. All fields $500-$12G0 M12/17 p.m., ask for Nerlm..n, 429-1444-- Phone call refundable. FS17 Beautiful view from balcony, call monthly. Sightseeing. Free info. wr|*e Hunting Lodge Rd. Storrs. M12/17 Sain. We lost phone numbers. IJC Box 52-ct3. Corona Del Mar CA 92(,25. HW12/17 FINANCIAL AID DEADLINE (School ATTENTION BEER DRINKERS- 12/month. 742-9295, 429-2872. Year 82-83) MUST be filed by: PARTY MUSIC professional D.J.J The ideal Christmas gift for that February 15th 1982. Applications Mo-.-itop dancing and partying. Rock, hard-core beer drinker: ORIGINAL, Information on Alaskan and overseas 1 & 2 bedroom apartments, walking employment. Excellent income poten- should be picked up after December Disco, New Wave. Great sound for a UNOPENED, BILLY BEER CANS. distance to UConn. Stove and refrig 10th, but before leaving for Christmas great PARTY. Aian, 487-7861. Must sell. $10 each, $50 per six pack, tial. Call (312) 741-9780. Ext. 852. Included. *B7-J*37:__ HW12M7 Holidays at: The Financial Aid Office M12/17 or best offer. Call 487-6449. 1st Floor, Wilbur Cross Building.M17 Non-smoking female wanted to share Professional Typing Service—Term tickets: J. GEILS BAND, New Haven large bedroom at CARRIAGE HOUSE Vaiiers Waitresses wanted Crandail papers, Reports, etc. Pick-up delivery Coliseum Dec. 26. Call 429-6907 after APTS. RENT $96/month. CALL B South Campus. Apply in person. Unique apparel for Holiday Occa- available. Low rates. IBM Equip- 3 p.m. FS17 LYNN OR JANE AT 429-1737 W17 HW17 sions. Choice vintage and modern ment. Call after 5:00 p.m. 423-0747. -»- A ». ■#> A .ate clothing. Jewelry and accessories. M17 Gift certificates. Santa rentals. Glad Rags Rte. 32 and 195 S Willington, MANUSCRIPTS TYPEOfFIGURES/ 4*4*4*4#4*4*4 487-0345. M17 EQUATIONS LEROYED E/penenced typist with word processor Fast accurate, erasure-fiee work $1 25' double spaced page Kathie 742- RAISE 9827 M17 A LITTLE HELL Roommates/ Housemates
IN PARADISE. LARGE ROOM IN BEAUTIFUL HAMPTON HOUSE. Available Janu- ary 1st. $100 rent. Low security and utilities. Call 455-0340. RH17 How do you feel about the idea of a party? If you can't A Little Bit About What You Can Expect From The stand them, don't waste your time on this invitation. Bahamas. Female roommate. Willington Oaxs 2'v miles to campus Furnished Because the party we're throwing has all the If you've never had the opportunity to visit the Bahamas before, Available Jan. 1. $85.00 plus utii • •■:. possibilities of reaching super proportions. don't let this one pass you by. There are reasons why the islands 429-6592. RH17 We've got all the right ingredients: good people, good have attracted visitors for the last few hundred years, including music and good, cold adult beverages of your choice. And 18th century tour groups consisting mostly of pirates. Need a third to share expenses badly - open room next semester at Knoll- we've got a great Among the attractions: wood. 1 mile from campus. Female place to celebrate preferred. Rent $120 approx., utilities The Best not included. Please call 429-8595. The Bahamas College Weather. Average Week.is going to be RH17 temperature is 70* the best Farenheit. The best Need 2 people to share large room in opportunity you'll have beaches. apartment 1 mile from campus. Low rent, portion of utilities. Non-smoking (before summer The best vacation^ to bask in couple/grad students preferred. Call hangouts. Old forts, Ron at 486-4639 or 429-3592. RH17 the sun and howl at and buildings, the moon, both in the modern night spots, Male roommate wanted to share company of people lively markets and Woodhaven Apt. 2VS miles from campus. $130 month plus utilities. who relate to the party good restaurants. Call 429-8052. RH17 philosophy The best Now. the fact accommodations for Roommate to share large 2 bedroom hat you'll be with a the money at the apt. above Eagleville Garage. Must beautiful Shalimar help tend wood heat. Rent $150/mo. group of people includes utilities. Call 429-6032. RH17 Joesn't mean you're Hotel. These people neaded for a "tour". are wonderful Rooms available In house for Spring This effort is going to hosts. Your hotel Semester. One mile from campus. oe incredibly inexpensive but it's not a "package" type package will have considerable charm and comfort. Kitchen, living room, fire place, etc. One person per room. Call 487-1414. Everything's included as far as airfare and hotel are concerned, And the best people. Bahamians depend on visitors for RH17 sut at no time will anybody push you into a planned event or their livelihood. So, even though they're friendly to begin with, Dlow a whistle and pack you onto a museum-bound bus We'll they'll make an extra effort to shake the hand that feeds them. Male/Female wanted to share apart- give you the itinerary, just for the record, but after the "Get All things considered, there's one way you're not going to have ment at Clubhouse. ^Vt miles from Acquainted party" You're invited to improvise. OK? a really good time. Campus $105 per month plus utili- On with it. Stay home. ties. Can move in Dec. 19. Call 429-3512. RH17 iwcvr Your Trip Irv ludes: f ■/ FREEPOIfn€£PO»T BAHAMAS Apartment to share, ten minute walk * Roundtrip air transportation: New York/Freeport. to campus. $115/mo. Ready to move * Roundtrip transfers: Freeport Airport/Hotel. 501 Madison Avenue. New York. N Y 10022 in January. Two delightful females. (212) 355-4705. (800) 223-0694 Call 429-5519. * 7 nights hotel accommodations (quad occupancy) with (Reservalions Only) kitchenettes in all rooms. Double/triple rates on request mrartouiouTEFLING' HOLIDAYS INC Two large rooms available i APART- * Hotel Room Tax. Bahamas College Week MENT, two miles from campus. S27S $125.00 per month includes eat. Call •'Gratuities for bellmen, chambermaids, poolmen. Cheryl 487-1239. RH17 * Flying Discount Card entitling you to special reductions D Jan 02-Jan 09 D Feb 27-Mar 06 D Mlf. 27-Apr 03 Q Jan 09-Jan 16 □ Mar 06-Mar 13 C Apr. 03-Apr. 10 and concessions at ahops, stores, restaurants and more. D Jan 16>lan 23 Q Mar 13-Mar. 20 C Apr 10-Apr 17 Female roommate wanted 'o share Q Jan. 23-Jan 30 D Mar. 20-Mar 27 □ Apr. 17-Apr. 24 apartment at Clubhouse Apts. Avail- Additional summer departures also available able Jan. 1. Own room. 487-1975. Plus 10% lax and Gratuities. PLUS ($25 supplement lor February and April departures) Check On* G AMght! Sound* Good. I'D* checked Ih* week Roommate wanted to share apart- Special feature: I want to party and.enclose my 990 d*oo*H ment. 3 miles from campus—WodMa * Moonlight Cruise with open bar. O Sand additional Information Edge; $162—(includes heat). After 5 Nam*_ or mornings call John 487-0631. RH17 Address City .State -Zip Room to sublet for Spring semester Telephone own room in large house 5 miles from Not included: 14 00 Bahamian Government Departure Tax campus in Mansfield Center on 195. PrtM baMd on ovBeViunM front Now York. $1.00 per person pet day Energy Surcharge Tax (Payable at hotel) $110 monthly plus cheap utilities Call Susan at 423-6138. RH17
Looking for male roommate for spring semester at Walden Contact John at 429-4279 after 6:30 p m weekdays BAHAMAS COLLEGE WEEK. RH17 Page 16 Connecticut Daily Campus, Thursday, December 17,1981
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By Victoria Geibel es, tav soldiers, gentry fall- reach the ceiling are as meier, (Laurent Mullen), Cl- with their wind-up antics and Arts Editor i ng snow, and a Christmas captivating as the beautiful, ara's uncle arrives, briefly staccato movements. Drossel- tree that grew before our romantic dancing. disturbing the light-hearted meier gives a toy mouse to Tchaikovsky's "Nutcrack- eves. The "Nutcracker" ballet chatter and the clinking glas- Fritz (Tomislav Kolarich) and er" ballet, with its dancing The Nutcracker ballet was begins in a Victorian home, ses. He is a mysterious man. a miniature nutcracker to dew drops, snow kings and first performed in 1892 at the where Clara (Donya August> dressed in long tattered tails. Clara, which she immediate- marzipan shepherdesses, is a Maryinsky Theatre in St. ly cherishes. After a brief magical and romantic Fixture Petersburg, with a story scuffle, the children grow of the Christmas cultural scenario by the Russian tired, the party ends and the season. On Dec. 12 and 13. choreographer Marius stage is darkened. the Connecticut Ballet conti- Petipa. Ballet review The silence of night is nued the tradition with a broken by the sound of large weekend of performances in The audience is treated to a mice scurrying around the Jorgensen Auditorium. continuous flow of visual and her family are giving a with a canvas sack filled with Christmas presents. Awake- delights. Unexpected stage Christmas party. The stage is gifts and two very^ large Jorgensen stage was trans - ned by these strange noises, effects, such as a bed that Tilled with children and adul- boxes. From the boxes eme- Clara discovers the mice and i ortflcd into a land of fantasy, swirls around the stage and a ts, dressed in beautiful vel- rge two life-size dancing tilled with sugar plum fairi- runs to the Christmas tree to Christmas tree that grows to vets and silks. Herr Drossel- dolls who delight the guests SEE PAGE 18
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FROM PAGE 17 ant for Clara's entertainment protect her beloved Nutcrac- which includes Spanish dan- ker. As Clara watches the cers and a Licorice Bull, a mice battle with toy soldiers, Marzipan shepherdess (Ki- the Nutcracker miraculously mmary Williams) and her sgrows to life-size vpropy rtions.. . .. ,-,. • . lambs, three Chinese dance- Th> Nutcracker Prince rs.an Arabian and Russian (Matth-w Degnan) battles chj!drc"; . . . _ The Wal,z of e with the evil king of the mice.' m * "owers, But only Clara's intervention f"l,owcd thc var.at.ons and saves him. She throws here the »la«e *as . f,l,ed w,,h slipper at thc Mouse King wonderful dancir,g by Uw and he falls. corPs de ballet- Finally- the pageant ends with the Grand In reward for her valour, the Pas de Deux of tne Sugar Nutcracker Prince takes Cla- P|um Fairy and the Cavalier ra on a wondrous journey to (Matthew Degnan) and Clara thc Kingdom of thc Sweets in must say goodbye to the the land of the Sugar Plum Kingdom of the Sweets. Fairy. They walk through a Jhc ..Nutcrackcr.. ba||et h
glittering lores, where the a romantic evocation of Chrl- Snow Queen Julie Morrison) jn an |n| ]and and the Snow Kmg V***,** existed onlv in a little Barker) and the Snow»lakesir|.s ,m ^ (students ol the Connecticut Christmas ornament, .his Ballet) dance lor them nA^^^^ wi|h is(inc direct:', ' them on' their , way. J beautyi and, simple■ inno-• I he Pas de Deux between cence- Morrison and Barker is one The romantic rhythms of of the highlights of thc Tchaikovsky's score make performance. Against the the spirit soar while the dan- backdrop of gentry-falling cing and the dramatic effects snow, they perform a sustain reach out to the child in all of ed solo while an iridescent, us. soli blue light fills the stage. For a short time, we In the Kingdom of the suspend our disbelief and Sweets, the Sugar Plum Fa- gaze in awe at a world where iry (Robin Welch) greets her dolls become dancers, toy Christmas time 'tis the season to see movies. A mong the stars appearing on the screen • •nests. So great is her grati- solders battle with over-stuf- this holiday season will be Steve Martin In "Pennies From Heaven," Andy Kaufman and tudc to Clara that she and fed mice and a young girl, Bernadette Peters in "Heart beeps/1 and (left to right) Douglas Fairbanks, Jr., Fred her subjects prepare a page- lives in a dream. Astaire, Jonn Houseman, and Melvyn Douglas in "Ghost Story." 44*4£4*4*4*4*4*444*4* Summer in Dublin INSTITUTE OF IRISH STUDIES FENTON RIVER AT TYPING SERVICE TRINITY COLLEGE, DUBLIN Aug. 1 ■ Aug. 21 6 Credits Dissertations, Resumes, Manuscripts FOR INFORMATION Letters, Charts and Tables Di JohnJ McLean Mohegan Community College Mr 2 Norwich CT 06360 886 I9.«l »243 Fast High Quality Service COLLEGE CONSORTIUM FOR INTERNATIONAL STUDIES IBM Selectric Typewriters FALL SEMESTER IN DUBLIN: SEPT. 6 • DEC. 13 Many Pica and Elite type styles available
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FROM PAGE 20 "I've only played quarterback for for the chance to play in his own advantages for me," he said. "I'm two years so I think my arm has some state. proud to be part of a program that "There are a lot of players on NFL turn "Coming to UConn had so many ed around the way it did." rosters who aren't as good an athlete developing to do," he said. "All my as Sweitzer," he said. "The pros see aspirations right now are towards him as a safety, a back-up wide making the NFL, but if things don't receiver, a special teams player or a work out, I'd like to play in the quarterback. I think in three or four Canadian Football League. .. .YankeeConference years he'll mature at quarterback, Sweitzer runs the 40-tyard dash in about 4.7 seconds, and is about and until then, they see him as an athlete. Some scouts have indicated 6-foot-2, 192 pounds. But he has FROM PAGE 20 something the pro scouts can't that he'll be picked from the eighth The following passage is dedicated Kentucky is the only team definitely round up, but I don't believe what measure with a stop watch or a measuring tape. to people who feel early-season polls stronger than the Huskies. UConn those guys say." are meaningless. In the most recent could play with Georgia, LSU and "It's just like the recruiting process "Ken has the total respect of the offensive team in the huddle," issue of the Sporting News, the paper Alabama on a good night. And in the from high school to college all over ranked UConn basketball team No. 11 PAC 10 Conference. UCLA and again," Sweitzer said. "You can't Nadzak said. "The players have absolute confidence that he will lead is the nation. Of course, this was Oregon State are the only teams that believe what they say. Thay come in the team. He also has the flair for before UConn lost to Oral Roberts. could beat UConn, and UCLA proved and time lyou and tell lyou that lyou'll making the big play and doing 69-67. last Saturday. The Huskies against Rutgers it could be beaten far make it, but lyou can't get lyour hopes something unexpected. He's proven will probably drop no lower than away from home. up too high. You have to wait until that he's a leader through his No.20 in next week's poll, however. the day of the draft." career." In the most recent Eastern All 28 NFL teams have weighed, If Sweitzer does, not make a Basketball Magazine poll, UConn Notre Dame has its worst team in measured and timed the speed of professional football team, he will was not even included in the Eastern years. It couldn't even beat Murray Sweitzer and tight end Ken Miller. have the satisfaction of knowing he top 10. Sporting News thinks UConn State or Northern Illinois at home this Thery now can only hope that they will was the finest quarterback ever at could be a top 10 team nationally and year. be one of the 336 players selected in UConn. Although he set records EB doesn't think the Huskies are the 12-round draft. here, he considers none of them as among the best teams in the East. "Ken and I would like to be the highlight of his career. Despite the discrepenoy. UConn is The point is that there aren't as surprised and get-drafted," Sweitzer "The highlight of my career was to no worse than No.25 in the nation. many powerful college basketball said. "And if we're not, then maybe watch the program grow during my Just looking at how some of the teams in the nation as there have that's better, because we'll have free fouriyears," he said. "We've come traditional powers have played so far been. So when UConn is ranked agent tries with any team we want. so far from the day I stepped on this proves this. Indiana, Minnesota. No.l 1 in the Sporting News it is not a We'll get to choose where we can fit campus until now. Sure, our record Purdue and Iowa are the only quality travesty. UConn's problem is that in with a team's needs." was the same in my freshman and teams in the Big Ten Conference. many of the nation's good teams are On the day of the NFL draft Sweitzer North Carolina and Virginia are the in the big East Conference, easily the will be at home in Madison, watching senior years, but we're much more advanced now, much more skilled only teams that could beat UConn strongest conference from top to it on on ESPN, the cable sports from the Atlantic Coast Conference bottom in the nation. And if UConn network. If he is fortunate to be and knowledgable about the game of football." and you could debate whether plays the way it did in the first halves drafted, it will be interesting to see Virginia is actually that strong this of the Oral Roberts and Texas what position a team drafts him at. And Sweitzer has no regrets about turning down scholarship offers to season. Christian games, it could be No.8 in Some critics feel his arm isn't strong From the Southeastern Conference. ihc Big East. enough for the NFL. more glamorous football programs #4*4<#4*4*4*4*4*4***±* Pregnancy — IT'S A WOMAN'S CHOICE
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"But of Sweitzer could be seen in most played better than him but all the people who know football will realize • He earned All-America running Connecticut newspapers. His name reporters crowd around Sweitzer in we did so many things well and the back honors as a high school senior was in the headlines. The blond, the locker room. It puts him in an program has advanced so much." and led the UConn football team in handsome quarterback would lead uneasy position. But I think at times "We're not just running the ball pass receiving as a freshman. But UConn to a Yankee Conference he has handled the pressure extreme- three plays and punting it like we championship. Sweitzer was the sav- Walt Nadzak eventually wanted Ken ly well." used to. We're passing the ball and Sweitzer to become UConn's quarter- ior who would lead UConn to the Sweitzer would like to see his playing exciting football," he said. back and improve the team from promised land. If you asked a UConn teammates receive more credit for "But you'll get the people who say, being one of the best in Tolland football fan to name a player on the their efforts. 'UConn had another losing season so team. Ken Sweitzer would be the first County to one of the best in the East. "I'm one of 11 guys on offense and I let's fire the coach, let's change the Sweitzer accomplished that in 1980 name mentioned bfy many. happen to be in a role where I get the by leading UConn to a 7-3 record and credit or the blame," he said. "AH 11 having himself finishing second nati- players are equal. If Mike Muha, onally in total offense. And though he Mike Gasparino. Glenn Marrus and played well this season. UConn's 4-7 Mark Correia don't keep their blocks, record rekindled memories of its I can't throw the ball. And if Keith previously helpless years. Hugger, Ken Miller and Joe Markus Yet despite the record, the team was don't get open and catch the ball, the not helpless as six of the seven losses offense won't go anywhere. It both- were by less than nine points. UConn ers me that we don't get equal lost the last four games of the season recognition." with all but two starters on defense The quarterback has and always will missing games because of injuries. get the recognition when the team But the record registered far below plays well. He also sometimes get the goal of a strong winning season. partial blame when the team loses. "The thing that is so frustrating is For every fan that admires Sweitzer's that we did so many things well ability to rally a team in the fourth offensively." Sweitzer said. "We quarter, there is a fan who can't averaged 2b points a game but we understand why it takes a long time gave up that many also. We had for the offense to get started. injuries on defense and the guys who "It takes 60 minutes to play a replaced the starters played their football game," he said. "We were hearts out, but they were inexperien- playing Holy Cross and we're losing ced players going against big. experi- ...w . .,. «fc 17-0 early. Then we came back to score 44 points and the defense held enced offensive lines. We just could- Ken Sweitzer |No.l2| set II UConn and four New England passing them to seven. We won the game, n't win the games." records in his career Istaff photoj. And Sweitzer partially blames the 44-24, in a very impressive offensive offense for the tough losses. defense and let's change the offen- "I don't think of myself as a show. And all people have to talk "A lot of times we had the se.' well-known person," Sweitzer said. about is the 17-point deficit. They opportunity to put teams away, but Those who want to change tht ' T think of myself as a member of the asked what happened in the first we didn't," he said. "We did so offense should look at its accomplis- football team. I may stick out more quarter. They didn't appreciate the many things well, but the offense hments the last two years. He set 11 than the next guy but I don't look at it show that went on. It was like they . couldn't put teams away when we UConn and four passing and total that way. I don't walk around campus didn't see it happening. Fans are could have. Against Rhode Island we offense records, passed for 2,190 and notice if people are looking at great and fans are lousy." had the victory but we fumbled twice yards and 15 touchdowns this season me. I just do what I have to do during Sweitzer's biggest fans would like to deep in their territory." and 2,014 and 16 touchdowns last the day." see him play professional football, Some fans look at the losing record season. Nadzak feels Sweitzer has handled which is now Sweitzer's primary and say the team has not progressed, The records didn't erase the the pressure well. career choice. Nadzak thinks he has a which makes Sweitzer cringe with frustration of the losing record for "I don't think people realize what he chance. anger. Sweitzer. the player primarily respo- goes through unless thay have been SEE PAGE 19 YanCon may lose automatic playoff bid By Larry Kelley le. Boston University is the only team Sports Editor in the conference which played both teams the past season, so the The Yankee Conference may lose its conference's other members would automatic bid to the NCAA Division have scheduling conflicts. l-AA playoffs next year because of Nadzak also sees the possibility of the demotion of the Iviy League, Lehigh and Delaware joining the Mid-American Conference and Miss- Yankee Conference. Delaware played ouri Valley Conference from I-A to four Yankee Conference teams the I-AA. past season and Lehigh played three. Holy Cross and Colgate are included "The y could join the conference in this group which would almost although they would have to make double the present number of 50 about a six-hour trip to play in New teams in Divsion I-AA. UConn foot- England," Nadzak said. ball coach Walt Nadzak said he does not think the six-team Yankee Confe- rence would get a bid to the After the football team's season-en- eight-team national playoffs. It is also ding 35-26 loss to Delaware, spirt unlikely that the playoffs would be end Keith Hugger wasn't too thrilled expanded since the two teams who about his chances of making All-Am- will advance to the championship this erica, although his statistics—57 season will have played 14 games— rccpetions for 1,145 yards—were 11 regular season and three playoff better than Reggie Eccleston's (who games. did make All-America) 50 for 1.081 Nadzak feels that the Yankee last season. Walt Nadzak said the Yankee Conference could expand Istaff photo]. Conference should expand so it could "There's a lot of politics involved retain its automatic bid and at the with making All-America teams," statistics are imposing, considering played the year before and how tough same time strengthen New England Hugger said. "I'm not too concerned he alternated plays with Dave Debish it would be to do as well as him. college football. about it." the first five games of the season, "I hated hearing about how I would "I'd like to see Holy Cross and There must have been a lot of until Debish suffered a groin injury have to replace Reggie," Hugger Colgate join the Yankee Conference strange politicking, because Hugger against Lehigh. said. "But I think I proved myself. and make it a stronger conference," did not even make honorable mention "I was a little down at the beginning Next year Rob Trivella is going to Nadzak said. "It's a great possibility on a wire service's All-New England of the season," Hugger said. "But have to hear about having to replace for New England football. And I don't team. Tom Mut of Rhode Island, Dave was playing well and when a Kenny at quarterback. Kenny is a think a team with six teams would get whose stats or ability did not compare guy plays well you can't do anything great athlete, but Robbie may be a a bid to the playoffs." to Hugger's. made honorable ment- about it." better passer. I think he'll do well." UConn plays Colgate and Holy ion. All through spring football and Cross the next three seasons so it But the all-star snub did not take pre-season football practice, Hugger would not have to change its schedu- away from Hugger's season. His had to hear how well Eccleston SEE PAGE 19