Wat My (Eammta Serving the Storrs Community Since 1896 BS VoL LXXXVIIINo. 19 The University of Connecticut Thursday, Oct. 4, 1984 Engineering plans done; construction begins soon By Brian Dion university could raise the Managing Editor other $1 million from private After a three-month delay, donations. United Techno- designs for a $5-million addi- logies Corporation announ- tion to the Engineering II ced last year it would provide building have been com- the funding. This prompted pleted, paving the way for President John DiBiaggio to construction to begin soon, name the addition after the according to Peter McFadden, Connecticut based firm this dean of the School of Engi- summer. He hailed the dona- neering. tion as "the proof of con- "We're hoping for ground- fidence the private sector has breaking by the end of calen- in UConn" dar year 1984," McFadden United Technologies will said The target date for com- equip the building and prom- pletion of the project is Jan- ised more financial assistance uary, 1986. from its workers who are The designs were com- UConn graduates. pleted last week by the ar- The 4-story addition will chitect firm of Moore and include 42 offices, 22 labora- Salsbury of Avon McFadden tories and two large lecture An artist's conception of the addition to the engineering building. Plans were said "design difficulties" were halls. One of the many spe- finalized on its interior construction. responsible for the delay in cialized labs planned is a construction, which was to hazardous waste treatment begin last summer. research room. Other fea- FBI charges own agent with spying Before construction can tures will include a solar re- begin the state Department of search station on the roof and Public Works and the univer- a robotics lab. LOS ANGELES (AP)—The FBI arrested one of penalty upon conviction would be life in sity must approve the specific The addition will be con- its own agents on espionage charges Wednes- prison. design, a task which McFad- nected to the Engineering II day, accusing the California-based counterspy No bail was allowed because "flight is a real den says should take about building by a three-story of selling secrets to a female Soviet agent.who strong risk," Assistant U.S. Attorney Ray six weeks. Once approved skywalk if the design is OK. government sources say may have been his Edwards said A court document says there was the project will go out to bid According to McFadden, lover, and to her estranged husband a plan for Miller to go to Vienna, Austria or War- McFadden said money is al- the details and facilities in- Special Agent Richard W. Miller, 47, a 20-year saw, Poland. ready appropriated for the cluded in the plans were con- FBI veteran said to have been in financial trouble No plea was entered Miller winked at his wife, project, but the design ap- ceived by the engineering was the first FBI agent ever charged with Paula, in court, and she waved The couple proval is a final check on the faculty with the help of a espionage and the case marked the first known exchanged sign language messages. interior detail of the proposed private engineering firm foreign infiltration of the FBI. Svetlana Ogorodnikova, 34, of Los Angeles, an 40,000-square-foot building. Long range plans to moder- Miller, a counterspy based in Los Angeles, alleged KGB major, and husband Nikolay The 1983 state legislature nize the existing engineering was arrested at his home and appeared before Ogorodnikov. also known as Nikolay Wolfson, approved the $4 million fund- facilities includes an already U.S. Magistrate Roger McKee in San Diego. He 51, were also arrested and charged Wednesday ing with the promise that the See page 4 was ordered back to court Thursday to face a in Los Angeles. The FBI said they were born in charge of conspiracy to gather defense informa- the Soviet Union and emigrated to the United tion to aid a foreign government. Maximum States in 1973. Broken washers leave Students at Brown hold referendum students high and dry By Robert Wyatt there were obliged to haul on cyanide suicide for n\ klUM war their laundry to machines in Campus Correspondent PROVIDENCE, R.I. (AP)—Brown University agree it's only a matter of time before people die If UConn students were to neighboring dorms. in a nuclear war." "It's incredible," one resi- students will vote next week on whether they make a list of the benefits of want the campus health center to stock cyanide Ferguson, 21, said that even if students turn small-dormitory living, one dent said "Instead of one down the nonbinding referendum, it will force washer for 60 people, we have pills so students can commit suicide inevent of a topic would be conspicuously nuclear war rather than die from fallout. some of them to think about how nuclear war absent: doing laundry. to go to another dorm - so it's would affect them Each resident of a small Like one washer for 120 About 700 undergraduates at the Ivy League school signed a petition asking that the question Ferguson, a New York City native and a dorm must share a single people." sophomore majoring in education and science, washer and dryer with about The machines are owned be included on the ballot for the OcL10-l 1 stu- dent council election said he has received extremely diverse reac- 60 people Even though some by Mac-Gray Inc. of East tions to the proposal students prefer to bring their Hartford a company which The proposal is the brainchild of students "I've been laughed at, and I've also been given laundry home to Mom, those has leased washers and dry- Jason Salzman and Chris Ferguson, who said a lot of support" he said " I've had people ask me who stay subject the dorm ers to the university'' for many they got the idea from 'On the Beach," a novel by Neville Shute that was made into a popular if I'd take the pills myself, and the answer is machines to heavy use This years," according to Mac- yes." involves both long waiting Gray operations manager movie. It tells of a group of people surviving in Ferguson and Salzman, a junior from Denver, lines and the opportunity for Rick Sullivan Australia after the rest of the world perished in a needed 540 signatures to get the question on the more frequent mechanical A toll-free maintenance nuclear war. Doctors dispense a poison pill so ballot-10 percent of the 5,407 undergraduates. malfunctions. number is listed on every people don't have to die from the Ferguson said some of the people who signed One South Campus dorm, machine Sullivan said "the approaching fallout said they would not vote for the proposal But Crawford C, was plagued re- number of maintenance calls "This I feel will allow pople to choose how "they agreee that there are educational benefits cently with a number of have been slightly higher than soon they're going to die in a nuclear war," and motivational benefits" in taking a vote on washer breakdowns Students See page 4 Ferguson said Wednesday. "Most authorities the idea, he said Inside Today: N/"Weather Forecast: • Floating art in Mystic See page 6. Partly sunny with the high about 60 • Reif spells grief for Rams See back page degrees Fair tonight with lows in the • New columnist debuts with Slumberground 30s Notes See page 9. Page 2 lf& bally Campus. October 4. 19d4
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State Road blamed for acci dent
FAIRFIELD (AP)—A Federal Highway Administration official said Wednesday that a concrete median divider on the Connecticut Turnpike might have slowed a tractor trailer that jumped into the opposite lanes, striking two cars and killing four people The fiery 8 a.m. accident Tuesday occurred when the tractor trailer smashed over a metal divider into the southbound lanes. Three other cars also were involved in the crash, which occurred near the Fairfield- Bridgeport border. State police continued their investigation Wednesday, trying to deter- mine what caused the truck to go out of control Speaking from his office in Washington, D.C.. Clark Bennett, director of highway safety for the FHA, said a concrete divider, known as the ' New Jersey barrier," has proven more effective than metal barriers .n preventing cross-lane accidents. Vietnamese refugees wave a former South Vietnamese flag whOe demonstrating in front of the foreignn*fcoy>«8teiday(10/3)inrokja Iheyare protesting the meeting between Japanese foreign niiasterSHntaro Abe and Vietnamese foreign minister Nguyen Co Thack(UPI Photo). Tandem law approved World HARTFORD(AP)-Rep. William Ratchford, l> Conn lauded full Senate approval of a bill that would allow states to request the authority to keep tandem trailers off certain segments of the interstate highwav Airline delays drop Canada visits China system. "We are making progress,".Ratchford said Tuesday in Washington in a WASHINGTON (AP)—The number of airline delays statement released in Hartford. "Clearly Congress is recognizing that dropped in September because of better weather and the PEKING (AP)—"Get out of my way!'' Quebec Premier states should have some say over the routes taken by tandem trucks." end of vacation season but the figure remained much ReneLevesquej()kedtoap»x)tograrxierWedM^dayaslie Ratchford said he introduced similar legislation in the House because higher than a year ago, officials said Wednesday. slid down a railing on the Great Wall of China Secretary of Transportation Elizabeth Dole told him that even if the The Federal Aviation Administration said there was an The Freeh Canadian separatist leader arrived Tuesday Department of Transportation agreed with states that certain routes average of 1.051 flight delays a day nationwide during for his first visit to China, a trade and friendship mission to were too dangerous for certain trucks, the states did not have the September, compared to 1,431 a day during August That repay Chinese Premier 2iac Zyang's visit to Canada last authority to keep them off. compared to 545 delays a day in September 1983. January. These figures reflect the normal drop-off in vacation After climbing to the turret of the Great Wall at Badalii^, travel after Labor Day..and the fact that we had some fairly in the hills northwest of Peking, the 62 -year old Canadian good weather, especially early in September," said FAA slid down about 25 feet of railing and jogged down other Wife arrested for murder spokesman Fred Farrar. parts of the steep fortification, built between 246 and 209 The airlines agreed last month to adjust their schedules BC to keep out invading Mongolians. and shift hundreds of flights at six of the country's busiest NORWICH (AP)—A Boziah woman was arrested on a warrant Wednesday airports. The adjustments were aimed at reducing the and charged in connection with the slaying of her husband last week state bunching of flights and ease the delay problem Cease-fire in Africa police said Gertrude M Cruz. 52, was charged with murder in the death of Antonio Cruz. PRETORIA South Africa (AP)—South Africa announced 44, on Sept 26. she was taken into custodyat the Cedarcrest Regional Hospital Bush audited by IRS Wednesday it has brokered a cease-fire agreement in the in Newington and presented on the charge in Norwich Superior Court said Sgt decade-long civil war between Mozambique and its anti- Marxist rebels. Edward Dailey LITTLE ROCK. Ark. (AP)—The Internal Revenue The body of the victim— who was shot once in the head—was discovered The effective date of the cease- lire was not announced. Service, following an audit of George Bush's 1981 tax Foreign Minister RF. Botha said South African soldiers will when troopers forced their way into the Cruz home at the request of the returns, directed the vice president to pay an ad- couple's son patrol the Mazambican bush to "monitor" the peace ditional $198,000 in taxes and interest his attorneys Botha said both the government of neighboring Mozam- revealed Wednesday. bique and the rebels asked South Africa to send in The IRS required most of the additional pay- peacekeeping troops. However, he dd not say when the ments—now being contested by Bush—after dis- troops would enter black-ruled Mozambique, nor how Norwalk nurses negotiate allowing a tax deferral the vice president had claimed many solders would take part in the operation on profits from the sale of his Houston residence. The The foreign minister said South Africa also has agreed to tax agency also required that part of a $91.852 cam- help build roads and clinics and provide other services NORWALK (AP)—Norwalk Hospital officials and union officials rep- paign fund surplus that Bush received be counted in Mozambique resenting the hospital's striking registered nurses said an informational as income. The rebels, Botha said have not been promised a role in meeting held Wednesday was a step in the right direction toward resolv- Mozambique's g<*ernment ing the contract conflict A commentary from the official Mozambique News Hospital spokesman Bruce Hutchison said the union plans to present Agency hailed the agreement as " an important step forward counter-contract proposals at 6 am. Friday. Von Bulow loses hope in establishing peace" It said the rebels "accepted the "The fact that today occurred is a promising sign,' Hutchison said. "It authority of the Mozambican state." gets the two sides back together to restore the negotiating process." NEW YORK( AP)—Claus von Bulow, whose convic- The accord, which is intended to end one of southern The RNs plan a rally for 11 uW am. Thursday on grounds next to the tion of trying to kill his wife was thrown out, says he no Africa's longest and most debilitating civil wars, was hospital to inform union members of the latest strike news, union longer believes his wife will regain consciousness and worked out in three months of talks mediated by white-led officials said. hasn't seen her since "just after the first trial." South Africa On Wednesday, the striking RNs picketed at several of the hospital's 1 "It was then pointed out to me." von Bulow said entrances after the hospital's latest contract offer Tuesday, "that people were saying that I might I ry and was rejected Sunday night. They vowed to continue their walkout until kill her in the hospital...my attorneys have really insis- Swiss elect woman management meets their demands for better wages, benefits and ted that I don't expose myself." hours. The U.S. Supreme Court on Monday let stand tht* AIAKtti Switzeriand(AP)—The village slie has run as a inayor for 10 years epiianizes tjie qualities outsiders Rhode Island Supreme Court's April decision that often altnlxite to Switzerland If s neat qukK and fnendy. illegally seized evidence was used against von Bulow, 58. in his l!W2 tnal. He had l>een convicted of trying to i'luldrtii|)laviiitliecol)l)le-st(Mii- I II YOU EVER? (seepage 7> Soccer fans blow their horns and scream their lungs oat at a recent game Other fans intently watch the, game, while still others seem bored with the action (John Metaxas photo). Pag* 4 The Daily Campus. October4. f 984 Campus News Professor cotteds $135,000 grant A university scientist chlorophyll can't detect, Frank is studying how car- received a new $135,000 Frank said. otenoids perform their dual Sorority meets Frank called carotenoids federal grant to further his function of light absorbtion Omega Phi Alpha national service sorority, will hold an research which is designed to "remarkable" because they and protecting chlorophyll. organizational meeting tonight from 6-30 to 8 in room 217 of the help engineers fully harness act as chlorophyll protectors His grant will allow him to Student Union. The sorority, which has eight chapters across the solar power. as well as supplemented extend his studies for three years. country, is looking for undergraduates at the university to help Harry Frank was awarded "Some reactions that the with its service projects. Among the service projects the sorority the National Science Founda- chlorophyll molecules Frank, who joined the will undertake this year is reading to the blind tion grant to support research undergo are non-productive UConn faculty four years ago, on the structure and function to the process of was the recipient of a $131,000 Students who are willing to volunteer their time to participate of carotenoid molecules in photosynthesis," he said. National Science Foundation in service projects should attend the meeting or contact chapter the photsynthes is system. "The carotenoids inhibit grant in 1983 and was given President Renee Edgerly at 731 Noth McMahon, 486-4404, for Frank explained that car- these activities, allowing the $7,000 in matching funds for more information. otenoids are found in green chlorophyll to continue with technical instruments by the plants, algae and primitive photosynthesis." UConn Research bacteria The carotenoid Frank, who has been carry- Foundation. molecules give autumn leaves ing out related research for their color. about six years, said a better During photosynthesis, understanding of how light is chlorophyll molecules absorb converted to energy in light and convert it into photosynthesis might help chemical energy. Carotenoid engineers artificially convert1 molecules absorb light from light into useable energy for parts of the spectrum which the future —plans finished These plans, McFadden approved $25-million reno- said he hopes, will alleviate vation to the Cast leman Build- the shortage of floor space ing once the addition is and will enable him to in- completed McFadden also is crease the number of stu- starting to plan for another dents in the competitive engineering building to be school. The school's enroll- constructed in the 1990s. ment is just over 2,000 now. —washers overloaded From page 1 toll-free number. this time last year," but he "UConn is a large and im- President John l)iRiaggio, left, and Walter Scott, vice president of American Can Co. could not attribute the in- portant account for our com- of Greenwich, sit among some of the 268 terminals, 134 printers and 75 control units crease to any specific factor. pany," Sullivan said "We given to the university by the Greenwich Arm. They are displayed on the Babbidge Lib- Instead, he described the hope that the signs will prom- rary steps. They will "greatly expand the use of the university's mainframe computer by perennial cause of washer ote good customer relations." satellite campuses" and benefit undergraduates and graduates in several of the Univer- malfunctions: overloading Actual mechanical pro- sity's schools and colleges, said DIBlagglo. "People put too big a load blems are handled by a repair into the machine," Sullivan technician who is dispatched said "When the load shifts to campus every day; but and the machine automati- some problems cannot be BAUSCH ft LOMB STANDARD * ~~ cally stops, the user assumes corrected that a mechanical breakdown "In the past year, 46 washers SOFT CONTACT LENSES. 4>yy • has occurred" and 34 dryers have been re- Complete visual analysis 35. Sullivan said signs will be placed" Sullivan said "or placed in dorm laundry rooms roughly one-third of all the Contact lens fitting fee and 3 follow-up visits... 55. in the near future that will machines on campus." Sterlilizer and Care Kit. 30. alert students to the over- For the moment, the wash- loading problem and provide ing machine in Crawford C a more visible location for the appears to be back to normal. Contact lenses normally fit & dispensed SAME DAY Extended wear and lenses that change eye color Community Cab available at additional cost. 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Page 6 The Daily Campus, October 4. 1984 Life/Style Mystic • ;n exhibits ait on floating gallery Eileen McNamara schooner since he brought it After graduating in 1958 Campus Correspondent to Mystic. His 17-year-old son from the Student's Art League The 72-foot schooner "Pur- Cameron lives with him while in New York, Thompson suit of Happiness" sits in her his 14-year-old sone Ryder began painting portraits while slip near the Mystic River stays with his former wife and working as a pilot He learned drawbridge. She has never left visits on weekends and to fly while in the Navy serving this spot since she journeyed vacations. onboard an aircraft carrier down from New Fbundland When Thompson isn't and has been flying since four years ago with her new being a full-time parent or 1946. owner and captain Mai making a living as a pilot for "I sort of alternated flying Thompson. American Air lines, the native and painting throughout my Her masts reach 50 feet into New Yorker devotes his life to whole life but it wasn't until the darkening September sky. being an artist ten years ago that I began The canvas sails that would The subjects for painting as a serious artist'" normally have been furled Thompson's impressionistic he said along their length are gone oil paintings are the Connec- Although he has been una- and the stripped wood is ticut shoreline and coun- ble to live solely on his income chipped and cracked tryside. The themes are from painting, Thompson has Along her starboard side tranquil scenes of village never given up on his dream. about 15 oil paintings hang churches, country homes and In four years when he retires from a make-shift wall of fishing boats. from American Airlines he will retires. tings cost between $300 and planks and wire. They are Thompson is tail and thin be able to quit the long com- "This isn't a good market $2,000. hung facing the dock where with wispy grey hair. Bits of mute he makes three days a for paintings. There's a lot of A young couple stops to ask passersby can stop and view dirt and paint speckle his week to Kennedy Inter- tourists but they really won't Thompson a few questions them. Built 49 years ago as a faded tan corduroys and iden- national Airport spend over $100 for anything. about his work. Fishing schooner the Pursuit tical tears show on either Although the "Pursuit of And 60 percent I would say, Thompson smiles of Happiness" now serves as a sleeve of his blue and red Happiness" barely made it have never seen a painting indulgently and winks. Some- year-round home and floating checkered cotton shirt At down from New Foundland on before, a real painting And 90 times, he says, the key to studio gallery for the 56-year- first glance Thompson seems her twin deisel engines, percent have never bought an being a serious artist is learn- old Thompson. more of a dock worker than Thompson hopes to have her original oil," Thompson said. ing "not to take things too Thompson has lived on the an artist or airline pilot seaworthy by the time he Most of Thompson's pain- seriously." PAR0USIA PRESS THE NEW WORD PROCESSING CENTER Offset Printing WILLIMANTIC Copying UNIVERSITY PLAZA MOTOR INN Typing 1232 ST0RRS ROAD Word Processing ST0RRS, CT 06268 429-8673 We are pleased to announce that the first phase of our renovation program has been completed. Over the next several months, we .are going to complete our $250,000 renovation program. As a result of our project, we are better suited to serve you. 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October 4. 1984 Page 7 a Oasis Cafe sponsors Moms and daughters can solve spats talent, comedy nights (AP)-The domestic cold war bet- ing, agrees. that are too lofty," she says. by Gabrielle Regney ween mothers and daughters 'Get to know your mother," "They feel pressured to live though she has been on the can be thawed by applying up to these expectations, and Campus Correspondent Board of Governors for three he advises. "We grow up Most UConn students have years. She has always loved intelligence insight and strangers. One of the sad facts uncertain whether they can. heard of the Oasis Cafe, but going to the Oasis Cafe but maturity. is that right from childhood Often they are very close to many are not sure of what it is wishes it were better atten- One step down the road to on, mothers rush around with their mothers and admire exactly and would like to ded Many of the acts require family detente, according to their daughters to ballet class know more about it. The Oasis an article in the October issue and Girl Scouts, but they their strength and existing a lot of audience participation, life-style but are unable to Cafe is sponsored by the she stresses. of Cosmopolitan, is to try to rarely take time to sit down Board of Governors. It is lo- see Mom as a person, not just and talk with them." separate enough from them cated in the S.U. Ballroom and The next event at the Oasis a parent Tom Cottle, a Harvard to develop their own is open approximately every will be Student Talent Night The reason it's so hard to Medical School lecturer on identity." look at her objectively," says psychiatry, recommends other Friday night form 9 p.m. on Friday. October 5. On Oc- Living up to mother's to midnight. The program is tober 19 there will be a Sec- Barbara Suter, a New York comparing recollections of a clinical psychologist, "is that painful experience but warns, expectations can prove dif- varied with entertainment ond City TV. type improvi- ficult When Bess Myerson ranging from Livingston sational comedy group, Hie you need her to be someone "don't look for the bottom you can admire and learn line truth," lost her New York primary Taylor to the computerized stand-up comedian Tim Ca- race for the U.S. Senate, it took keyboard sounds of Michael vanaugh, who received excel-' ifrom. If you see her behaving There is a truth for you in a way you don't respect and one for her, and they exist all her courage to tell her Iceberg. It seats 150-250 peo- lent reviews for his perfor- mother, 'I didn't lose—my ple. The tables are small with mance at the National Associ- it's threatening... side by side, exactly like two "One technique that can people" he says. opponent just got more tablecloths and candles, the ation of Campus Activities votes." light is dim and the atmos- (NACA) Conference, will be help you see her objectively is A successful career woman phere is like that of a pub. appearing in the end of No- to approach her as a can cause problems for her Toni Grant, a Los Angeles There is no charge for admis- vember. Some tentative plans biographer might Ask ques- daughter, according to psychologist with a call-in sion, and refreshments, such include theme nights, such as tions about her life as if you Florence Kaslow, director of radio show, told Cos- as soda and punch, are free. a Hawaiian night, and a sing-of were meeting for the first the Florida Couples and mopolitan, "It's highly BOG's coffee house com- with groups from different time. Pretend you are filming a Family Institute in West Palm neurotic to go on begging mittee is responsible for run- colleges next semester. In the documentary. Be an obser- Beach ning the Oasis. This is Melissa spring, events will be held out- ver, not her child" "Many daughters of super- hoping, striving for your Arrow's first year as chairper- doors on the Student Union Leo Buscaglia, author of women believe their mothers mother's approval. Far better son of that committee, al- patio. five books on loving and car- have set standards for them to surround yourself with people who appreciate you as you are." Sometimes time brings The University of Connecticut mother-daughter friendship. "I always thought my Student Union Board of Governors presents mother was relatively unpleasable when I was younger," author Erica Jong THE says, "but now I feet that she's proud of me...I had a daughter when I was 36, and that made HOMECOMING CONCERT an enormous difference. When it happened, I understood, later than most/ starring what she felt We now have a wonderful relationship." HERBIE HANCOCK D I AM) THE ROCKTT D Saturday Night BAJND 0ctober27 8:00 p.m. Jorgensen Auditorium Y O The Journey Rockits on U Tickets go on sale Monday, October 15th E per BOG Ticket Policy V E Students R $6.50, $7.50, $8.50 Non-Students $7.50, $8.50, $9.50 (see page 10) ■i Page 8 The Daily Campus. October 4. 1984 tmm Editor-in-Chief . John Paradis Managing Editor Brian Dion Business Manager ...... Lynne Kerrigan Editorial Comment Take the test the party was a lot of fun, and now you' re sailing home along Rt. 195, about five feet off the ground The car seems to be sliding around a lot as if it doesn't want to stay in your lane. And when you try to turn, it cuts across the road a little more abruptly than you had in mind. Suddenly a bright light flashes in your rear-view mirror and a siren whines for a second. The police have pulled you over and are askingyou to get out of the car and to produce your driver's license. Then an officer asks you if you can close your eyes and touch your nose with your finger, instead, you Bob Greene poke your eye because your sense of direction is a little hazy. The police say they are taking you to the station. They think you are drunk Cub fans no longer unique At this point the average student panics Suddenly you realize the police are serious about takingyou in. What happens in the next few hours could affect It sounds almost like a sacrilege to say it out through Chicago, not actually make their loud but some Chicago Cubs fans are saying livings there. You take one look at Ryne your future You could spend some time in jail. You it nonetheless Sandberg and you instinctively fear that he could lose your driver's license I heard it for the first time on the morning must have gotten off in the wrong city, and put Unfortunately most students don't know their after the Cubs defeated the Pittsburgh Pirates on the wrong uniform: he is one of life's golden rights— particularly their right to call a lawyer before to dinch the National League East divisional boys you worry to yourself, not a Chicago you say or do anything And you need to know title The celebrations had gone on all night Cub. But that's precisely the point: today Ryne whether you should take the Breathalyzer test long On that morning after, I ran into a friend of Sandberg is the perfect representation of the Police are careful to tell you that you don't have to mine- a true Cubs fan- and I expected him to new Cubs He is a superb athlete who is cap- take the test, but if you don't, the secretary of state be clicking his heels I was surprised to see that able of delivering victory at any time, and he is will take away your license for six months What he was wearing a rather melancholy ex- surrounded by teammates with the same skills should you do? pression and the same attitudes. If you know you are drunk, take the test and "I guess we re the same as everyone else Which brings us back to the theme of to- days column cooperate with the police The courts will probably now.' he said I didn t comprehend what he meant. I guess we re the same as everyone else let you plead guilty to the lesser offense of driving " I guess we" re not unique anymore'he said now." while impaired, especially if it is your first offense. in a bittersweet tone. I guess we're not unique anymore' I still wasn't sure of his meaning But as the The dancing and shouting in the streets of ensuing days went by, and I heard the senti- Chicago after the division title-clincher was ment echoed more and more I began to unrehearsed and spontaneous it was a A Reagan Court? understand. heartfelt expression of pure joy over what the 84 Cubs had wrought after 39 years on the If you lived in Chicago, there was always one desert of defeat Appointments to the Supreme Court should be thing you were able to count on. The Cubs But what now? were going to be terrible For 39 years the Is Chicago destined to become just another the main issue in this election. team played baseball without winning any kind Five justices are over 75 and are close to retiring Milwaukee or Kansas City or Atlanta or of a championship; generations were born, Oakland? A city with a baseball team pop- Three Thurgood Marshall, Harry A Blackmun and generations died, and the Cubs did not wia ulated by capable athletes a team that's al- William J. Brennan are the most liberal members. If If you were a Chicagoan and you went out of ways in the running? President Reagan is re-elected, the next four years town, you knew what would happen as soon as someone found out where you were from: In the years to come when people around might see the emergence of a right wing coalition first the grin Then the smart-alecky inquiry: the country hear of the Chicago Cubs will they on the High Court. So how are your Cubs going to do this year? have to scratch their heads and wonder: A president who believes that the constitutional Hmmmm. Now which ones are they?' When you looked at the sports pages, you right to choose to have an abortion, or not to attend When out-of towners learn that a person is knew that when you turned to the National from Chicago, will the out-of-towners have to a public school that imposes a state prayer, is not League standings you should automatically let resort to old Al Capone jokes knowing that right at all seems sure to seek judges who share his your eyes drop to the bottom of the list When Cubs jokes don't mean anything any longer? views despite their inconsistency with repeatedly network sports programs announced that When you lived in Chicago, you were never established constitutional principles. A president they were going to show videotapes of the dead-sure of very much, but you were sure of who routinely denounces the American Civil Uber- Cubs, you knew that what you were about to one thing: The Cubs were terrible. They were see were gag reels -lowllghts not high- the worst. Everything else in life might change, ties Union can hardly be expected to try to select a lights, of the Cubs season but that was eternal You could set your watch court that respects the Bill of Rights as it has been Chicagoans moaned and griped about the by it interpreted. Cubs but in truth it was pretty nice Living with And it was .good It somehow made life a What is striking about a possible Reagan court is the Cubs was one of the things that made little warmer, a little easier to take It was being a Chicagoan different; there was no mix- not its likely conservative cast but its potentially something that people who lived elsewhere ing the Cubs up with any other Major League radical one in discarding long settled constitutional couldnt understand and that people who baseball team just as there was no mixing lived in Chicago couldn t really put into words. doctrine With six weeks before the election, do we Chicago up with any other city. really want to vote for a party that intends to put our But it was there And that alas, is what is about to change Supreme Court between you and the most private All hail the 84 Cubs. They have done their You would have to be a fool to make fun of jobs magnificently, and delivered happiness to choices of your life? the 1984 Cubs. The lineup reads like someth- a city that badly needed it ing out of a John R. Tunis sports novel: But the thoughts persist Sandberg and Durham and Davis and Cey and I guess we re the same as everyone else Bowa and Moreland and Sutcliffe and Mat- now." VOICE YOUR VIEWS thews and Demier...those are the names of I guess we re not unique anymore heroes With any luck the Cubs will be pennant Yikes 77ie Daily Campus welcomes all be used The address and phone contenders for years to come letters expressing all viewpoints number are for our verification They have a first-class general manager: Bob Greene is a syndicated columnist from Letters should be as brief as only and will not be published possible and are subiect to con- Letters are printed only with they have players of the kind that used to pass Chicago. densation grammar and good names but a name may be taste Letters must be typed and withheld on request Send to double space and should include Letters to the Editor. The Con signature, valid mailing address necticut Dailv Campus, I I Dog Do you have some interesting news to relay? Call and telephone number, if any Lane Storrs. CT 06268 Pseudonyms and initials will not. The Daily Campus newsroom 429-9384 .... Page 9 The Daily Campus. October 4. ! 984 Opinion Erskine Carter Letters Faulty assault Notes from the on men assaulted as at UConn via To the Editor. your editorial. You are trying You have just informed the to fight fear-of-assault by Slumberground women at UConn that the using fear. Perhaps you had next date they have with a best stick to common sense in - Disregard all previous communications ingyour picture in the post office isn't everyth- male UConn student has a 50/ fighting the problem of sexual from Victor Gerena Vic isn't in the Big Apple, ing you know. I moored at a marina outside 50 chance of turning into a assault; promote better light- sunny Rio, or Hole in the Wall, Wyoming He Old Saybrook and shacked' up at Howard rape. ing better security, and the isn't even in beautiful downtown Buffalo. Vic's Johnsons I pumped quarters into my vibrating In your editorial on the sub- Escort Service, and lay off the perfect crime is so perfect that even Vic's not bed for two days till my sea legs went ject of sexual assault at fear tactics! ' sure where he is Vic's a victim and he's hinted away. UConn, you suggest (without Kevin W. Fox he's learned a couple of lessons from his mis- "I never made it to Buffalo. Those postcards proper reference) that cer- Editor's Note: The research takes money isn't everything and never trust a were mine, but I mailed them years ago when I tain psychologists (who?) did on the likelihood of raping bank, especially if that bank belongs to a visited Niagra Falls with my Sunday evening research (when, where?) to and the social perception of computer. prayer group. I'd often wondered what hap- find that "half of ail college rape is extensive. To name a Last night I was about to log off the word pened to them Who says the post office is men would rape a woman if few examples: A 1981 Stan- processor when the upstairs phone rang I undefendable? They came through for me. they were guaranteed that ford University study presen- rarefy come out of the basement but I was Anyway. I just hung around Ho-Jo's eating they would not be caught." ted in the Journal of Research expecting a call from a friend who's in the U.K.. three squares a day, sleeping a lot, and talking One could easily conjecture in Personality (1981) found visiting Paul and Linda McCartney on their to the girls in the lounge. I got restless, though. that perhaps half of the men at that college males would rape sheep estate. Imagine my surprise when I pic- Nervous.too. I had a rooom stacked with UConn are included in the someone' 'if they could be cer- ked up the receiver and heard the voice of my money and the maids hadn't been in for two research conclusion stated tain they would not be old amigo. weeks I couldn't even invite a girl up. about. The conjecture is caught. "In 1980, University of "Ola, hombre! It's Vic Whatever you do, " I decided a Swiss bank account would be a immediately supported by the Manitoba psychologist Neil M don't log off.' good place for my savings The problem was information from a 1982 Ms. Malamuth and UCLA psy- "Vic! It's great to hear your voice. Como doing it One afternoon I was reading about magazine article that inter- chologist Scott Haber ques- estas? How's the weather in Buffalo?" myself in the National Enquirer when I noticed viewed 30 (just 30?) UConn tioned college males about "Buffalo, schmuffallo. Get down to XEdit an ad for shrewd banking. The address was in students of which many (how their likelihood of participat- right now." Norwich, so I hurried over and talked to the many is many?) said they ing in a rape "if they were "Vic you gotta tell me How did you get all sexy woman in charge. She recognized me could list at least one person assured they would not be that money..." right off and said she'd love to help. The pro- they personally knew who caught." Surprisingly (given "Cut out the questions and get back to your cedure sounded pretty simple. She had a was at one time the victim of a the bluntness of the question), box I can only call because you re hooked up computer system that worked like Barney campus rape (the UConn 51 percent of the respondents to the college computer through your phone. except on a more sophisticatd level. She campus or another cam- indicated they would do so. It's risky, amigo. I don't think your line's too daimed she could transfer my money to Swit- pus?)." To conclude your Their findings, presented in cool' zerland and I could withdraw sums at any time argument for stepped up the Journal of Research in "Who the hell's bugging my phone? Come from wherever I liked. security techniques at UConn, Personality (1980), concluded oa Vic, I've got a right to know if my pfvacy's "I found that hard to believe, but after we you have the gall to suggest that such attitudes toward being violated" became lovers and I moved into her house I that a male social stigma rape "..revealed a pattern If you don't get onto the keys I'm going to realized she was sincere. We lugged the exists that says it is alright that bears striking similarity call George Will and give him the story. money to her office and she set up the (alright via it being a "right" to the callous attitudes often belonging to males) "to held by convicted rapists." A violently assault another 1982 survey of male ' But Vie, uhre's the Mud Tais mid'the grass skins? ' human being."' Speaking from undergraduates by Auburn a male point of view, no such University psychologist Karen That got me moving. I grabbed a coffee and machines At the last moment, I changed my "right" exists. Your argument Rapaport and Barry charged back to the basement I entered XEdit mind. I tried to stop her pushing the ENTER key is a faulty assualt on the men Burkhart likewise supported and Vic's morose looking baby face appeared and the strangest thing happened, I felt a hot of UConn and then, too, on the the above arguments Their on the screen No taa no exotic muchacha at flash and the next thing I knew I was looking at women of UConn. findings were reported in Psy- his side, no palm trees no nothing Not even a her from the other side of the screen. She You have violently chology Today (1982). backdrop of dirty snow and belching smokes- laughed and shouted. See you. Victor! You'll tacks A letdown, to say the least. have plenty more millions where you're I cant talk long man. or they're going to headed. Ill just hang onto what you've left Soviets deserve reputation trace me," Vic whispered, his words filling the here. She pushed ENTER and I was sucked off screen I just want you to get a message out to the screen. To the Editor might eventually result in the my fans. They matter to me. you know. No She was right, too. amigo. For the past six It's time for the American freedom of nations too long matter what the DA'S office says they months I've been floating around with more people to recognize that enslaved by totalitarianism. count." ■ dough than I ever imagined. The trouble is I peace at the cost of freedom is' 1985 would be a good time, I began typing in questions furiously. can't touch it I can't even touch myself, man I and Nicaragua a good place 1 nothing but slavery, and that "But Vic where's the Mai Tais and the grass can't cantact the cops for help and I'm never the greatest threat to freedom to start skirts? Or at least the Fort Erie racing form? You sure where I'll be programmed next. Or when. is not the enemy who wishes As Thomas Paine once said look terrible. Your skin's green and you hair's You've gotta help me, hombre. This could be us ill, but the pernicious and "Those who expect to reap blue, and you've got weird squiggly red line* worth billions to both of us All you have to do rueful advice of those who the blessings of freedom all over your face. Have you been to see * is type your name, concentrate on my face, think out of fear and anxiety. must like men, undergo the doct.." and press ENTER" There can be no doubt that fatigues of supporting it" "Take your *%«&<§>%* hands off the keys or "Then what?" I asked. the Soviet Union is indeed Jordan Nolan I' m scrapping this now. no matter how far back "Then I come out with several million dollars the focus of evil in the mod- we go. Whose side are you on anyway?" and you come in for a turn We could keep em world", for, how else That was a loaded question. I sat on my. going for months and they'd never catch should we describe a nation They like hands and let Vic talk After awhile. I got used, on." which murders millions of its to his colorful, wavy condition I've seen wors^ I thought about this The screen began to own people for fear of the noise on the Friday Night videos waver and Vic's face turned a hideous shade ideological deviance? The "It's been a memorable few months' Vic of yellow. evidence of past and present To the Editort began, the words filling the blank space under Hurry, amigo! I' m getting sucked away and Soviet atrocities is We were absolutely out- his chin "I never thought of myself as a guy I probably wont get back!" overwhelming yet still we raged with the letter pub- who could steal from his employer, but maybe Tin thinking I said. After all, several million insist upon denying the lished in Wednesday's Daily the right job had never come along Getting dollars is a good deal of money. realities of Gulag. Indeed, ever Campus entitled "Sharpen the money out of the office was a breeze' Just then Vic's head shrunk to the size of a since the demagoguery of Elsewhere". The author of this compared to tying up my friends ana silicon chip and his voice became a faint Joseph McCarthy, who called trivial waste of newsprint threatening to pump them to sleep with dope; chirp. the Soviet Union for what it is evidently has a few problems. You see, I slept on the job all the time and 1 "Push now! he cried, but Id waited too -—a totalitarian regime bent 1. A complete lack of social doubted anyone would fall for a line like that. long I managed to enter PRINT for the copy, upon world domination— it life, maybe hewouldnTnjind Anyway, moving that much dough's no pro though. has received a bad name. the noise in the library if tee blem if you've read a lot of Ken Follett and Vic's still in there and I wish him all the best Unfortunately, it is the truth. had someone to talk to. 2. A Robert Ludlum I packed it in a van I built from Although he never mentioned a specific For the past decade our paranoid belief that people the junkyard and drove that into the back or"an message I want to pass along his regards to all nation has simply lacked the who sharpen their pencils are Amodio truck I picked up at a police auction. I his fans They count and so does VTc In fact III will to defend freedom and out to get r|m and 3. A moved the van onto a houseboat under the wager he's counting all the time democracy abroad We have schizophrenic inability to Charter Oak Bridge I sunk the truck in the'Con- After some serious thinking I decided I'd fallen into a state of self ignore irrelevant aspects of necticut Rfver. Anyone who wants to dredge it rather not have traded places with him after all interested islotationist com- his environment Perhaps ,.he up is welcome to the salvage money. even for a few moments It might be cold in my placency from which we must would be happier if the I floated downstream for a day and a half basement but at least I can count on being awaken should we ever hope university had the change while they searched the land and air. It was here all the time. Besides if I had all that mon- to halt creeping Soviet adven- machine dishes lined with feit miserable. I got seasick and didn t have any ey, where in the world would I spend it? turism. It would not be too to keep the noise down dramamine on board I watched myself on tv Erskine Carter is a columnist for The Daily soon to begin a long overdue Steven Frey and played solitaire Trivial Pursuit—I always Campus. He will write twice a week start inn process of revanchism that Frank Cameron wanted to get my name into that game Hav- next Tuesday. Page 10 The DattyCarn^us October 4. 1984 .Arts 9 Rare etchings coming to Stores PJ).Q. Bach s musical madness returns Etchings by the Boston immous tones but giving them also hobnobbed with movie stars Ihe Intimate P.D.Q Bach re- featuring bargain counter tenor School' painter Frederick G Hall the drtma of the stage Ihe such as Roland Young and turns to Jorgensen Auditorium John Ferrante and keyboardist are rare and charming images, architecture could become a Harpo Marx But he worked daily on Tuesday, October 9 for David Oei. 'Ihe New York limes usually of picturesque French beautiful and imposing backdrop in his downtown studio, another night of musical mad- has said that this is a musical architecture centuries old Thar in Hall's hands, as he peopled exhibited frequently, and was ness. parody "not to be missed". look .i.td technique made Hall the foreground with a cast of proud of his awards and If Tuesday evening's concert is Tuesdays musical tribute will prominent in the 1920 s and to) s. townfoik intent on daily business, ecdlent critical reviews. at all like other P.D.Q Bach per- include such P.D.Q classics as Iwenty of them along with but turning at times to confront On Tuesday. September25, at formances, patrons will sample "Abassoonata" in F Major, bookplates Hall was equally the viewer. Ihe result is architec- 4 pm. Elton Hall, grand-nephew the unconventional and most Sheperd on the Rocks, With A noted for. will be at Ihe William tural etching in a curiously genre- of Frederick Garrison HalL will original music of the heretofore Twist", "Goldbridf Variations, Benton Museum of Art in Starrs like guise Hall was inspired by give a gallery talk about the artist undiscovered son of the Great and the ever popular opera " Han- from September 4 through French printmaker Charles and his work Mr. Hall is Curator Johann Sebastian Bach Pro sel andGretel and Tedand Alice". October 7. Meryon, but in Hall's world peo- of Collections at the New Bedford fessorPeterSchickele discoverer As the titles suggest this concert Halls fame as an etcher was ple play a larger role and the city Whaling Museum in New Bed- of P.D.Q will be accompanieds will be out of the ordinary! phenomenal, considering that he looks less malevolent—operetta ford. Massachusetts. ty the Semi- Pro Musica Antiqua, produced only thiry-four plates in as opposed to opera his lifetime Often he won honors Ihe bookplates, done between over well- known contemporaries I9ul and 1919, evoke an aura whose plates were numerous. Yet of cultivated humanism their Hall's etchings were popular as designs without heraldic insignia well, and thus they tell much but a melange of Rom.in about the taste of the times. Ihe architecture and Renaissance bookplates, made for eminent decoration, of poets, Bostonians when personalized philosophers, and scholars, of book labels were fashionable, Chaucerian ladies and noble are themselves bits of design knights. history. The elegance of his designs Always issued in very small reflects a patrician attitude that editions, Frederick Hall's Hall came by honestly, growing etchings are hard to find today, up in comfortable circumstances for they are mostly in private in Boston, spending fire years at collections. Ihe twenty at the Harvard studying architecture Benton Museum are a recent gift and art He was editor and a from Mr. Harold Hugo Ihe book- cover artist for Harvard's Lam- plates are borrowed from poon. After study from 1909 to private collections. 1912 at the Academie Julienin The decorative world of Hall's Paris, Hall made only short trips etchings and bookplate designs to Europe. His etchings of French is idiosyncratic and narratively locales were mostly done in Bos- rich In his etchings especially the ton after pencil studies from his sphere is architectural theater. student days. He frequented the Attracted by unusual and pic- theater, had an abiding passion turesque facades and gateways, for the harp, and became a pat- Hall played with the patterned, ron of Bosotn artists and musical decorative masses of structures, groups. 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October 4,1984 Page II HURLEY'S SHOW SOME STYLE^ ESCORT SERVICE Ask Her To The BOG 486-4809 MSN'S SHOP *STUDENT TAUNT MIGHT* COLUMBUS DAY SALE Rapp's Deli All Seasonal Merchandise This Friday Oct S } 0) pm midnight 20% off SU Ballroom Thursday Night Admission and Izod, Rugged Wear, Special Levi's (501 's), Pendleton Woods Refreshments are Slacks by Haggar and Farah On the House Pitcher Sport and Dress Shirts by Arrow and Manhattan ol No ID required O-l OPM MEN'S SHOP W LINCOLN SHOP A&P Plaza Storrs PREP SHOP Downtown Willimantic The Grand Opening of VISA Open Thurs. til 9 PM the Grizzly film, festival ■> STUDENT UNION Roll out the Fed carpet! Light up All movies to be shown at 7:00 & the marqueel The Grizzly Film Festi- 9:00 PM at these locations. val is coming to the University of SNACK BAR Connecticut. This exciting film series Foul Play, Sept 14, Monteith 14S is co-sponsored by the Student Associ- Arthur, Sept 21, Monteith 143 ation and Canada's Bear of Beers— 9 to 5, Sept 26, Monteith 143 Grizzly Beer. And because admission Excalibur, Oct 15, Life Science 154 OPEN is .50, it won't bite into your budget. 9:00 am. -10:30 p.m. So let the good times roll! French Connection, Oct 18, Serving Breakfast on the Weekend Life Science 154 as well as burgers, shakes, ect. African Queen, Nov 2, Life Science 154 COMMONS DINING ROOM BREAKFAST-Full Menu 9:00 a.m. - 12:00 noon COMMONS SIDEWALK BARBEQUE 11:00 a.m. - 1:30 p.m. PRIME RIB DINNER (sold out) 5:00 p.m. - 6:00 p.m. HOPE TO SEE YOU THERE!!! 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Education and Research Mai Bochner, Office of International Education Don Richards, a Graduate Student who will relate his experience on a Fulbright Scholarship International Refreshments Will Be Provided! n • JJ ****** 77T7T77T777T77TTTTTTrTT77TrTT.■?TrrTTTrrTTTTTT^T^TTT^r Page 12 Ttte baity Campus, October 4. 1984 Marketplace Maria and Mary on the 4th floor To the guy in Eddie (2nd hope you Kappa Sigma Pledges You guys For Sale French B The next time you decide still have my fingernail in your poc looked real nice yesterday Keep To KRIS K IN FRENCH B 4th to rearrange your room at Midnite ket Loved your company at the up the good work Tne Brothers MAYBE THIS PERSONAL WILL LYE DOWN TIL THE URGE GOES Yale game let s get together this HELP YOUR LEG HEAL FASTER! FURNISHING AN APARTMENT OR AWAY Sign your male cruelty weekend' PS III do anything for To McMahon Souths Fearless SORRY! signed deadly with a MAINTAINING A HOME? THE polo and flowers Head Resident Happy Birthday ball! EASTERN CONN. FLEA MARKET To the girl who sat across from Ken Too bad the whole dorm (junction 31 and 32. Mansfield) is Captain Baker Coming back from Thanks everyone for a terrific 21 st coukjn t have celebrated tonight! Maureen Hale 6th your first per- |ust minutes from UCONN. Open rappeling last Saturday. (Whose birthday Ron J PS Your Welcome sonal! How about a get together Sundays (9am- 3pm) until Thanks name might be Uz. But I m not tonight? Call me! Bob giving 42 9-1998 FS10/8 sure)- Forgive me for staring but GOOSE( Robin i. met you Saturday Wes Congratulations on becom- you have the most beautiful eyes nite How about lunch at Huskies, ing the newest member of S A A B Sandy in Watson Happy Birthday 1979 FIAT STRADA 4 CYL AUTO I ve ever seen IcoukJn t get up the noon Saturday? (Or leave a mes Executive Committee! Good Luck finally legal! Get ready to do TRANS UFTBACK,ACAM/FM nerve to talk to you on Saturday sage there | My treat - WHEELS to you and Kathleen with Senior Storrs! Don t lift too much tonight CHEAP TO RUN - 429-0738 Wanna get together? Anxiously ask on Hale 5th) Awareness this year'! SAABty (haha) Love Miss Laur. Chris and DAYS OR EVENINGS. SI69500 awaiting your reply- THE GUY yours G AH Rlt P S Where Is North Andover? OR BEST OFFER FS 10'5 WHO SAT NEXT OT THE To all friends. Fellow Westporters. CAPTAIN Secret admirers and fans of Lyn To the pledge from Stowe A ,1 Hey Unus. are you going to the Tailoring by Nerlman I DO EXPERT da Come Celebrate with us as hope I run into you tonite Aloha Great Pumpkin Sale at Alsop A TAILORING, ALTERATIONS EVICTION NOTICt Karen Whok Lynda bravery faces her 21 st Birth- Bashful PS Keep on SmHIng on Saturday? WEAVING FOR LADIES ANDGEN- nowswhoshels you are hereby day and steps across the threshold TLEMEN. ONE DAY SERVICE notified of your eviction for taking of adulthood Friday. 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October 4. 1984 =_=»__=_==_= Sports From page 13 Undergrad Econ Club Presents Will McEachern to speak on job oppor Come to Political Awareness Day tunities for economics majors Sat Oct oth Noon o 00am S U Monday October 3th at 6 10 PM ..Padres face elimination • • • ^oyws Mall Register to vote food music inHRM JXD AI0 S speakers sponsored by Students for Peace USG Funded EIO X From page 16 Want to live in Hartford earn I 3 without serious controversy. Fmmpagewin 16 in 11 credits and study urban problems' won the NL pennant in 1945, that was because the Cubs Pryor, who had entered the UCONN COMIC BOOK CLUB Contact Urban Semester Program inched closer to glory again, SECOND ANNUAL ORGAN at 40o Monteith 4 < >- 3631 A i >) continued to dominate - both game as a pinch-runner for IZATIONAL MEETING Tonite S U 13 while the Padres faced virtual from the standpoint of pitch- Brett in the 10th. Darrell Rm 101 7pm The real art form of elimination. The series moves ing and offense. The Padres Evans then laid down a sac- America is alive at UCONN come PURSUE VIRTUE The GEORGE to San Diego Thursday night got only two hits in seven for a good time El 0 4 WILL SOCIETY will meet this Mon rifice bunt, and when catcher for Game Three. Games Four innings off Sutcliffe in Game Don Slaught fumbled the ball day / pm Student Union Rm and Five, if necessary, are Get out the garter belts, the spikes 101 All interested parties are One, finishing with six. runners were at first and and the rice ROCKY HORROR IS invited to )oin THE GEORGE WILL scheduled Saturday and Sun- While they did not prosper BACK1 FRIDAYOCT5atROTC >30 second. SOCIETYAI0 3 day at San Diego. from the home run Wednes- Ruppert Jones bunted into >Z00 and Midnite S2 50 Frats For the second straight day, Council Presentation El i 5 RECREATION ASSOCIATION IS day, the Cubs did not allow a force out at third but Grubb the National League used their offensive machine to lined a ball over the head of Bicycling Club 10-20 mile casual HAVING AN INFORMAL GATHER INGON MON DAY OCTOBER.3th amateur umpires to replace grind to a halt. center fielder Willie Wilson for rides mostly flat roads, all abilities the striking regulars. And welcome Meet In front of S U ' X) pm. IN 21 / COMMONS Matthew drove in one run, the winning margin. COME MEET THE PEOPLE IN Mon 3 15, Tue 3 30 Wed 3:li again, there were only four making it a playoff record five Aurelio Lopez took over for Thur I ». Frl 2 Sat II 42 > YOUR MA|OR GET INVOLVED umps in the NL, while the AI0 8 straight games in which he Detroit reliever Willie Hernan- 723(>E:0'5 American League used six. has had at least one RBI. dez in the ninth. The Royals The reasoning was that Matthews and Cey, who also managed to put runners at ATTN Photopool members who these umpires were more drove in a run, now have 13 first and second with two outs have paid dues! Sign up for USPS 12 ><30 »0 accustomed to a four-man Second Class Postage paid at playoff RBI apiece, two fewer in the 10th, but Steve Balboni HEALER LABS is this week Stop in crew, and while their perfor- during dffice hour MWF 12-6 Storrs. Conn > >26 s Published than San Diego's Steve Gar- flied to center to end the Sign up EIO 4 by the Connecticut Dally Cam- mance was not flawless, it was vey. pus. Box U 18) Monday threat through Friday 3'2-1 '. 0. I 26 In the 11 th, the Royals again . 5 Telephone 429- >384 put two runners on base, with Lost and Found Postmaster Send form 3 j 7 > to a one-out single by Slaught Connecticut Daily Campus I I Umpires remain on strike and a two-out infield single by Dog Lane. Storrs Conn 46268 LOST A gold pearl ring LOTS of The Connecticut Dally Campus is Wilsoa But Lynn Jones flied sentimental value Please please an associate member of the straight playoff victory, out to right to end the game. bring to Merritt Arm "0) or CALL Associated Press which Is ex- (AP)— Richie Phillips, Phillips said he had come to It was Detroit's ninth straight 48/ .31/ LFI0 / clusively entitled to reprint attorney for striking umpires, victory at Royals Stadium, material published herein the league presidents met Tuesday night with because "I have to posture including an 8-0 mark this American League President myself so that I don't seem season.. Bobby Brown and Wednes- like the bad guy, like the guy The Tigers took a 3-2 lead Activities day with National League Pre- who is trying to take-baseball sident Chub Feeney as the into the eighth when Detroit Ups. Lips. Ups ROCKY HORROR away from America" Manager Sparky Anderson ■major league playoffs con- But baseball went on in PICTURE SHOW Friday Oct i tinued with amateur umpires removed starter Dan Petry, ROTC 930 pm $2 00 Mldnlte Chicago, with Game 2 of the $2.50 just how far will you go? A on the field who had allowed just four hits, NL playoffs, with steak-and- and brought in Hernandez to Frats Council Presentation A10 5 Before taking a flight from seafood salesman Dave Slic- Kansas City, where the Detroit protect the lead. But Jones kenmeyer behind home plate, singled to right and after Tigers were playing the physical education teachers Royals Wednesday night, to George Brett struck out pinch- 10% off for UCONN Students Joe Pomponi at first base and hitter Hal McRae lined a dou- Chicago, where the Cubs Joe Maher at second and defeated the San Diego Pad- ble into the left field corner to retired pilot Dick Cavanaugh tie the score Om oji the res 4-2 for their second at third l&vjtd idicUoab oji quaky dumondi at mubU fuca ut Eadem J/jWjirn Co 4234914 776 Main St., Willimantic HOLIDAY SPIRITS of-^* WANTS YOUR BUSINESS... -r\C*£*?. Yes! p\X- Your Business. Thar s why we're SLASHING PRICES on LIQUOR-BEER-WINE ALL LIQUORS IN STOCK BO I W> s ALL FULL CASES r\09 OF IMPORTED BEER $6 io> Specials not incbdedi I ALL $20 FULL CASES Of WINE "J' Pabsf Blue Ribbon Blowout! Bar Bottle $7.99 case save $200 Such a deal! AT THE mon.-fri., 8:30-5 HOLIDAY SPIRITS Saturday, 9:30-4 UConn Co-op Rt. 195. Holiday Mall Storrs. Conn 429-7786 i* .**•••• •••••■••i ••••••■ . . ../.. v..v. \v« Sports =_^_^_= TO* Dally Campus. October 4! l'$84 Page 15 ,.. Freshman Reifplays like seasoned veteran in win From page 16 'Chris (Reif) has been our most consistent moved to the midfield, a position he has been player up front," Morrone said "You look down playing well. the list—ball control, corner kicks, passing, "Tony is one of the players who is coming up defense and compsure and he's near the top of in our system" Morrone said "He didn't have the list. He's doing a lot of good things all the great talent like Jeff Dunn when he came here, time." but he is building himself up in the system just Reif was not worried by the score and the like Jeff did" threat of overtime "It was tied, but I felt it was The Huskies (8-4) will probably get their num- coming," he said "We were putting on pressure ber one ranking back in New England with a win and I knew we would put one in" over Dartmouth Sunday because UMass, the Without Addington and Myren on the field top rated team, was beaten by Yale, 3-1, Wed you would think Reif would feel more pressure, nesday. The Huskies play undefeated Yale next but he just shrugs his shoulders and talks about Wednesday in New Haven in another important the team. New England match. "We're used to playing without starters this For the Huskies the game meant more than year, we've had injuries all year, so it wasn't that just another victory overy URI (their fifth in a difficult," Reif said. row). It showed that they could win without two Coach Morrone made some moves to stabil- of their stars, but they don't want to have to ize things before the game. Kieran Coffey who prove it again. started in midfield against LIU was moved back to the sweeperback position and Srdjn Grbic HUSKY NOTES Kanto Lulaj has contacted was moved up to midfield mono-nucleosis and he is out indefinitely. "With Matt and Eric out, we needed to go with Thoukas Stavrianidas and Matt Mosher are still the lineup that was more secure with us," out, but both may return late in the season, Stav- Morrone said. rianidas more likely than Mosher. Santiago Bor- Tony Rizza has taken over a backf ield position ja's ankle is still bothering him, but he should be at this point in the season and Joe Trager has able to play soon. Cycling team finishes strong in race The UConn cycling team finished in the top 15 places. The UConn team led by finished 2nd to New Hamp- In the women's race Kathy Warren Geisseic has been shire in the final nine team Mannen took 4th place offering what they called New England collegiate! race The course featured a 3/4 casual rides-cycling tours of the season last Saturday. mile hill that the racers had to through the surrounding Warren Geissert led UConn climb six times in the competi- countryside. The routes with a 7 th place finish in the 20 tion, followed by a downhill covered during these rides mile race in which the top nine sprint through a 90-degree varies with the skill of the racers crossed the finish line turn, that racers took at cyclist, with everything from Matt Addington (left) talks with Eric Myren during yes- within seconds of each other. speeds exceeding 35 mph, all easy, flatland rides for the terday's UConn win. Both players sat out the game against Pat McCullough, Mike Kane while racing only inches from novice to grueling hillclimbs Rhode Island due to their suspension resulting from being and Jim Miller of UConn all each other. for the seasoned cyclist ejected from the last game (John Metaxas photo). FACES (Formerly Abused Children} Have you been sexually or verbally abused by a parent relative, or someone in your past or present? Would you like to join a group with other women* having the same experiences to talk It through. 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Raftery (11) fights for the ball with Rhode Island's Steve Paladino (5) In handing Uconn its first loss of the game ranked No. 2 in the yesterday's 2-1 Husky win (John Metaxas photo). the season Wednesday night nation, stands at 8-1-1 on in a battle of national the year. powerhouses. By Mark Pukalo "There was sonie confusion involved, UMass, now 6-1-2 on the UMass, ranked No. 3 in the year, sported a 19-10 shots on Associate Sports Editor because there is no set rule," Coach Joe nation, scored the only goal it Freshman are not supposed to be important Morrone said "But we'll follow the ruling as long goal advantage and golie would need 36:40 into the Jeanne Paul was called on to cogs in their college team's machines right? as everyone else does." match when Monica Seta took Well, someone forgot to tell Chris Reif of the Without the two Husky stars, Morrone went make ony two saves in a centering pass from Jolie recording the shutout. men's soccer team. with EJ. Raftery and freshman Santiago Vigil in DePauw and fired a shot past Reif scored with six minutes remaining in the the starting lineup and used Jim Forgette, The Huskies return home Husky golie Laura Skaza. Saturday for an important game to give the Huskies an important 2-1 vic- Wayne Churyk and Wim Twaalfhoven exten- The Minutemen added tory over Rhode Island Wednesday. It was his sively off the bench IKK) p.m. match against some insurance with 18 nationally ranked (No. 5) Cor- third game winning goal of the season. Vigil scored the first goal at the 3659 mark minutes left in the match, Sophomore Greg Barger took the ball in the when Twaalfhoven's cross was deflected and tland State. left corner, had his first pass blocked, but then Vigil one touched it into the left corner of the punched the ball towards the right post Reif net. beat Ram goalkeeper Mike Saalfrank to the ball URI (6-4) came right back one minute later Sting tans championship and headed it in for the game winner. when Twaalfhoven's clearing pass was stolen by TORONTO (AP)-Pato Margetic scored from The speed was on the ball so I just directed it Rich Fischer and rocketed into the right of the Margetic scored his second inside the goal area off a pass into the net," Reif said. goal past Husky keeper Andy Pantason goal of the game with 8:27 from Manny Rojas. The shot Reif and the Huskies were playing without "That was reai fast and it kind of hurt but we remaining to lift the Chicago struck the legs of Toronto leading scorer Matt Addington and co-captain were able to regroup," Reif said Sting to a 3-2 victory over the goalkeeper Paul Hammond Eric Myren who were sitting out the game The Huskies and Rams began the second half Toronto Blizzard to win the but ounced over his head and because of an official suspension levied on them dead even and each had their chances to take North American Soccer into the net in the morning by the ECAC. The two received the lead in the next 30 minutes. League championship two Mark Simanton scored the red cards Sunday which means suspension in UConn's Jeff Dunn kicked a shot directly at games to none Wednesday only goal of the first half to the next game. the goal from about 40 yards out and URI's Gil night give the Sting a 1-0 lead The rule is in the NCAA books as one strictly Montiero was extremely dangerous whenever It was the second time Toronto fell behind 2-0 for playoffs, but some conferences have been he got the ball in the second half. Chicago won the NASL title, before forcing a 2-2 tie on using it in the regular season The ECAC ruled But with six minutes to go Reif pulled his defeating the New York Cos- second-half goals 1:31 apart that Addington and Myren could not play at the h6roics - ' See page 15 mos l-0ina shutout to win the by John Paskin and Roberto last minute this morning in a meeting 1981 Soccer Bowl. Betteca Chicago, Detroit take commanding lead in playoffs Cubs use IITI to silence Padres Tigers down Royals in 11 • CHICAGO (AP)-Bob Der- Brewers have done it in the so did the nature. KANSAS CITY. Mo. (AP)— where the Chicago Cubs, after nier transformed speed into a American League. The Cubs used five homers John Grubb belted a two-run beating the San Digo Padres 4- pair of Chicago runs and Steve The Cubs won the opening -two by Gary Matthews - to double off Kansas City relief 2 Wednesday, needed just Trout continued to silence game 13-0 Tuesday. Trout, rough up San Diego in Game ace Dan Quisenberry in the one more victory to win their San Diego's bats Wednesday 13-7, adding another laurel to One. In Game Two, the wind Uth inning and Detroit's be- first pennant since 1945. The as the Cubs beat the Padres 4- the best season of his career, died, and the cubs turned to leaguered bullpen preserved opponents in that Series - the 2 and took a two-games-to- gave up only five hits, struck the speed of Dernier to the Tigers' 5-3 triumph over Cubs and the Tigers. none lead in the National out two and walked three manufacture two important the Royals Wednesday night Only one team - the Mil- League Championship Series. before giving way with one out runs. Dernier went from first for a commanding 2-0 lead in waukee Brewers in 1982 - ever The Cubs moved to within in the top of the ninth to Lee to third on a ground ball the American League Cham- has come back to win the one victory of advancing to Smith. before scoring in the first inn- pionship Series. best-of-five playoff after los- their first World Series since Smith, who had 33 saves ing and he stole a base and The Tigers, baseball's most ing the first two games. 1945. during the season, struck out scored in the fourth. dominant team during the Kansas City's third error of Since the current division Carmelo Martinez and got In between, the Cubs sco- regular season, will go for a the game opened the gates for format was instituted in 1969, Terry Kennedy on a long fly to red twice in the third inning on sweep of the best-of-five the tigers in the 11th. Lance no National League team has left to preserve the victory. a double by Cey and a sac- series Friday night back in Parrish started the inning by lost the first two playoff The wind in Wrigley Field rifice fry by Jody Davis. Detroit lining a single off the glove of games and won the series. changed dramatically from Thus, the Cubs, who last The situation was the same diving third baseman Greg Only the 1982 Milwaukee Game One to Game Two, and ■ See page 14 in the National League playoff See page 14