The Daily Campus Serving the Storrs Community Since 1896 Vol.XCIIINo.116 The University of Connecticut Friday, April 20,1990 UConn prepares for Earth Day activities

By Hillary A. Jackson On campus, WHUS is presenting 24 level Radiation, High-level Cover-up. "If you're on campus and you can't go Daily Campus Staff hours of special environmental pro- The book will be released on Sunday in to Earth Day, you should spend the day Celebrating the earth. People all over gramming. "It's a bunch of people try- honor of Earth Day. listening to WHUS, or some people arc the country will be celebrating Earth ing to create awareness—it should be a Schwartz said the station will be giv- doing something natural like going to Day this Sunday, April 22. There arc fun day," said Tim Schwartz, a disc ing away copies of the book "50 Simple watch the sunset or sunrise. Spend the rally sites in Boston, New York, and jockey with the radio station. Things You Can Do to Save the Earth" day cleaning up your area, make sure Washington D.C., but what is there to Among many other specials, there throughout the day to people who call you don't use styrofoam, conserve watci do in this area to observe the 20th an- will be a live ovcr-the-phonc interview in with questions or comments on or energy," said Sara Kaplan, Earth Day niversary of Earth Day? at 9:30 a.m. with the author of "Low environmental issues. project coordinator for ConnPlRG. Kaplan and other members of Conn P1RG have been working the whole semester to educate and create opportu- Defense Soviets cut Lithuanian fuel nity for activism. ConnPlRG has been working with Jonathan's to stop using styrofoam by may be Earth Day and got them to replace the plastic plates at the salad bar with paper slashed ones, said Kaplan. WASHINGTON (AP) — Kaplan said ConnPlRG is trying to The Democrat controlled House educate students about recycling. Mem- Budget Committee on Thurs- See page 5 day approved a plan to slash President Bush's defense Vaccine may spending proposal and shift billions of dollars to domestic programs. block AIDS The SI.24 trillion budget for fiscal 1991 was approved on a from cells 21-14 party-line vole. Debate WEST HAVEN (AP) - An AIDS in the full House was scheduled vaccine created by a West Haven for next week. pharmaceutical company appears to House Majority Leader protect healthy human immune cells Richard Gephardt, D-Mo., said from infection by the AIDS virus when there was "good common the cells arc in mice, but a Yale re- sense" behind the Democratic VILNIUS, U.S.S.R.—Women support! ng the Lithuanian government weep searcher cautions that doesn't mean it version of the fiscal 1991 bud- and carry flowers at a mass demonst ration outside the parliament building will protect people from the virus. get. He described it as "a sharp yesterday. The vaccine, called, VaxSyn H1V-1, departure from the status quo." was developed by MicroGcncSys Inc. Republicans portrayed the VILNIUS, U.S.S.R. (AP) — The Krem- liamentary press office. A liter is slightly lin tightened its economic squeeze Thursday more than one quart. During a 2-ycar study, 200 people plan as an embodiment of the were injected with VaxSyn HIV-1. Sci- same old liberal Democratic on Lithuania by shutting off more than 80 "Where we can give up the use of gas, percent of the Baltic republic's gas supply gasoline, any heating or lighting, let us do entists then harvested immune cells priorities, with irresponsible from those subjects and injected them defense cuts and loose reins on following a complete cutoff of oil the previ- this, and then we will be able to survive ous night. longer and, maybe, we will not be intimi- into specially bred mice. domestic spending. But they MicroGcncSys Inc. research showed expressed little concern, calling The independence-minded republic dated by these sanctions," government promptly ordered that the first to lose their spokesman Ccslovas Jurscnas said on that the vaccine was able to defend hu- the committee action just an man immune cells transplanted into the early step in the long budget energy supplies will be Soviet military Lithuanian radio. He said that in the areas of fuel and power, mice from the AIDS virus. But mice process. bases and factories run by Moscow, accord- ing to the parliament's press office. Lithuanians would be put on "a starvation injected with cells from unvaccinatcd "We believe the sooner we people were vulnerable to the virus, of- get this exercise over the Soviet President Mikhail S. Gorbachev diet" Lithuania, forcibly incorporated into the ficials at the company said Wednesday. sooner ... we can actually be- started his most drastic attempt to force Soviet Union in 1940, is entirely dependent The next step would be to vaccinate gin writing the bill" in Lithuania to retreat from its March 11 on Moscow for its oil and gas, which it re- those in high risk groups and study the bipartisan talks involving the declaration of independence late Wednesday when a pipeline to Lithuania's only oil re- ceives at bclow-markct prices. incidence of the disease, a step that president, said Rep. Bill Fren- Soviet Foreign Ministry spokesman won't be taken until more research is zel of Minnesota, senior Re- finery was shut off. Vadim Pcrfilicv told reporters Thursday that completed to avoid infecting healthy publican on the committee. Lithuanian Energy Minister Lconas Moscow "might have some other restric- people with the virus. At the White House Asmantas ordered immediate gasoline ra- tioning of 30 liters per month for private tions" to impose on Lithuania, but he re Dr. Anthony S. Fauci, director of ihc spokesman Marlin Filzwater See page <» See page 6 See page 6 cars, according to Daina Kalendra of the par- Turner to sign NC State contract By Adam Minichino Dave Maggard and University of North Carolina- Daily Campus Staff Charlotte head coach Jeff Mullins. The News and Observer of Raleigh and The However, newspapers reported Tuesday that Charlotte Observer reported Thursday afternoon Mullins was not interested in the position and that University of Connecticut Athletic Director that Mullins wanted to remain in the coaching Todd Turner will sign a five-year contract to be- profession. come the new athletic director at North Carolina Turner, a 39-year old Raleigh native, has been State University. the athletic director at UConn since July 1, 1987. N. C. State has called a press conference for 10 In the past two-and-a-half years, Turner has a.m. today on its main campus in Raleigh, North played an instrumental role in increasing the ath- Carolina. letic fund raising. The announcement is expected to end a week of In 1987, the university raised S38S.OOO and speculation that began on Tuesday when it was UConn is expected to surpass the SI million reported that Turner was "an active candidate" for mark in donations by the end of the 1990 school the position. year. Turner met with N.C. State athletic department "I think he's done a spectacular job," said and coaching personnel Monday and Tuesday and UConn president John T. Castccn III. "The record a Wolfpack official said that Turner and East speaks for itself. He's produced a program that's Tennessee coach Lcs Robinson had near unani- successful across the board." Turner served as an administrative assistant at mous approval of the search committee. —Kevin Fraser/The Daily Campus Robinson is expected to take over as the new the University of Virginia after earning a mas- Vo Van Ai, the p ter's degree in sports administration from Ohio resident of the Vietnam Committee head basketball coach following the resignation on Human Rights, spoke to about 75 people about the University. of former coach Jim Valvano. plight of Vietnam at the H. Fred Simons Center last Other possible candidates for the N. C. State Casteen said that he never heard Turner corn- night. job were University of California athletic director See page 17 PAGE TWO More clouds for us Connecticut Weather Today: increasing cloudiness, breezy and mild. High 60 to 65. Tonight: Lows in ihc mid 50s. Saturday: cloudy wilh a chance of showers. High 60 lo 65.

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—Kevin Frascr/Thc Daily Campus SUNNING—Cathy Sheehan, a freshman psychology major, took a little time out yesterday to sit in the warm sun and read Time.

lU Hi Hoagland Family Studies Imelda's on a shopping spree NEW YORK (AP) — When toward the unidentified store, according to a ledger. "/ have to work, but our whole Imelda Marcos visited New household is trying to do new Michelangelo painting, leaving Food expenses ranged from York in 1983, she put $1 mil- $55.95 for hamburgers and fish things with composting and a $2.5 million balance. ion toward a Michelangelo During a 1984 visit to New fillets at McDonald's to $305 things like that." painting and spent millions York, Mrs. Marcos spent for lunch at the Sign of the more on jewelry, documents in $13,284 in a single day at Dove restaurant two days later. evidence at her fraud trial show. Bloomingdale's department During a visit a year later, she spent $55 at McDonald's. The purchases were ledgered of the city Department of in stenographer notebooks kept Streetwalking Transportation's traffic division by Mrs. Marcos' personal sec- on 42nd Street as he surveyed the scene at retary, Fe Roa Jimenez, during NEW YORK (AP) — For 42nd Street and Madison Av- Mrs. Marcos' several trips to bicycle messenger Clarence enue at midday. the United States in the early Ellis, the city's decision to ban 1980s. cars Thursday from one of Today inside the DC The notebooks, entered in Manhattan's busiest crosstown evidence Tuesday, were found thoroughfares as part of Earth Perrier loses in the Philippine presidential Week 1990 was a heavenly some sparkle News palace in 1986 after Mrs. Mar- idea. Focus STAMFORD (AP) — There The Board of Trustees will Finals time and stress may cos' husband, Ferdinand E. "I can get along with the appoint a search committee to Marcos, was ousted as presi- may be sparkle in Perrier wa- cause you to overeat—but buses," Ellis said as he locked ter, but there shouldn't be any find a replacement for Pres- dent and they fled to Hawaii. his battered 10-speed to a pole that sugar high may come to on the label, according to a ident John T. Castccn III. Many of Ms. Jimenez's on strangely quiet 42nd Street. a crashing low. government order to the Con- Page 4 handwritten entries were for "It's the cars and cabbies that Page 7 necticut-based mineral water jewelry purchases — such as a make things difficult." $200,000 diamond bracelet and distributor. From 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., The Food and Drug Admin- Sports Index $360,000 for antique jewelry. only buses, bicyclists and istration said Perrier's claim to Sue Rybczyk's no-hitter News 3 Other expenses included a pedestrians were allowed on the be "naturally sparkling" is closed out a sweep of the Har- Focus 7 $19,400 order of nightgowns, normally hectic thoroughfare, vard Crimson in a softball Editorial 10 towels, tablecloths and bed- from the East River to the false, and wants the phrase re- doublchcadcr yesterday. Comics 12 sheets and a hotel bill at the Hudson. And the buses were moved from labels. Perrier, Page 20 Classified 14 Waldorf Astoria for $18,401. free from 6 a.m. through 9 which plans to rcintroduce its Sports 20 The biggest single expendi- p.m. product next week after a ture during the May 1983 trip "I think it's fantastic," said worldwide recall, said it will was the $1 million payment Assistant Chief Louis Soccoa comply.

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On March 5, the UConn that time, The Daily Campus the press and abused the search First Amendment interest in police department said they was unaware of the details of warrant provision of the Fourth protecting die newsroom from received a report about a female the investigation. student who had been accosted On Tuesday, police returned Police news and fourth-degree criminal mis- W ishington St., New Britain, by an unknown male near to The Daily Campus, and chief. Two juveniles in the car was arrested Wednesday and presented a search warrant for •Two Coventry youths were ar- were also arrested. charged with second-degree Manchester Hall. According to icsted Wednesday after a police the first ad copy which they The car was stopped by po- criminal mischief. He was re- the search and seizure warrant, officer spotted fire extin- lice for a motor vehicle viola- leased on a $250 non-surety the victim told police the subsequently obtained. Police guishers belonging to the uni- tion, when the officer discov- bond and is scheduled to appear attacker told her he knew who were given the ad copy for the versity in the car they were ered the extinguishers, believed in court on May 1. she was and knew she had additional second ad, once it driving. to have been stolen from an •Herbert Hunter. 42. of 130 broken up with a recent boy- was learned the investigation Ryan McKain, 16, of 61 academic building, police said. Pheasant Drive, Rocky Hill, friend. concerned a death threat. Maryann Drive, Coventry, was While the car was stopped, was arrested Wednesday and The victim told police that In the affidavit, police said charged with third-degree bur- police received a report from a charged with driving while in- since that encounter numerous the ad copy was needed because glary, a felony; the misde- woman who said she had been toxicated. threatening notes have been it may contain "certain forensic meanor charges of breach of sprayed with an extinguishcr- •John J. Dee, 21, of 1727 peace, fourth- degree criminal sent to her dormitory room evidence related to the ongoing lype device from a passing car, Timbcrly Wave, Richmond, Va., harassment..." mischief, and sixth-degree police said. 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Coffee 99 $ in lOoz. refillable travel mug (while supplies last). 45 * refills FOREVER! HELP JONATHAN'S HELP THE ENVIRONMENT! 'page 4 The Daily Campus, Friday, April 20, 1990 STATE/LOCAL Trustees Lecture addresses problems of Vietnam By Veronica Korn pecially the press, turned their traditions and heritage." the peasants, protesting un- to name Daily Campus Staff attention away from Vietnam. The release of these prison- equal land distribution. Despite the fact that the war "They wanted to forget all ers, which is one issue the In addition, he said Vietnam there has officially been over about it," Faulkner said. committee works for, would is one of the world's poorest search for almost 15 years, conditions The committee, based in create the basis for a larger op- nations. "Everywhere people in Vietnam remain tragic, said Gennevilliers, France, was position movement in Viet- are hungry. Why? We (Viet- committee members of the Vietnam Com- formed to protest human rights nam, she said. nam) are concentrating all our By Cindy Rodriguez mittee on Human Rights. violations in Vietnam, includ- Vo Van Ai said although the resources on feeding a top- Daily Campus Staff Speaking to about 75 people ing the establishment of "re- Communists suppress the op- heavy machine," he said, in The UConn Board of Trus- last night in the H. Fred Si- education" camps by the com- position movements, espe- reference to the Communist tees will be appointing a presi- mons Center, president of the munist government in Hanoi. cially those proposing democ- Party. dential search committee today committee Vo Van Ai and Pen- Faulkner said religious and racy in Vietnam, there is much Vo Van Ai also said the 90s lhat will be responsible for elope Faulkner, a vice-presi- political activists arc impris- tension among the people is the decade that has seen the research leading to the ap- dent, said after the fall of Sai- oned in the camps as a gov- there. He said there have been upheaval of events in commu- pointment of the new UConn gon in 1975 many people, es- ernmental effort "to stamp out recent riots by students and by nist countries and with this in- president. ternal turmoil. Eastern Euro- The 25-membcr committee pean countries are no longer will consist of students, faculty Bloodmobile reaches goal supporting the Communist members, trustees and alumni. regime in Vietnam. They will be conducting a na- By Robert Wozniak with the support the university she donated because "I thought He said Vietnam will now tionwide search for a president Daily Campus Staff community has shown for the it was my responsibility." Es- look for support from other to replace outgoing president This week's blood drive at drive. "Everyone on campus einoza also said "the people countries, including the United John T. Casteen III, who will the ROTC Hangar took in a has been really supportive. We here encourage you to do this," States. be leaving UConn this summer total of 856 pints of blood, really appreciate the ROTC which makes it easier for oth- "Hanoi is turning their face to become president of the which exceeded the projected letting us use their building," erwise unwilling donors. to the western world," he said. University of Virginia. Once goal of 840 but was a marked she said. The blood collected at "It hurt a lot less than I ex- Faulkner said those Vietnam- Casteen leaves, interim presi- drop from last February's UConn blood drives accounts pected it to," said Damase Ol- ese living outside Vietnam, dent Dr. Harry Hartley will re- 1009, said Sandra Johnson, a for 40 percent of the blood son, a sixth semester chemistry especially those who left the sume the position until the donor recruitment representa- collected by the Greater Willi- major. All three donors said country because of poor treat- new president is announced. tive from the Greater Willi- mantic chapter of the Red they would donate again. ment, can help their former The Board of Trustees meet- mantic chapter of the Red Cross. Johnson said that there were countrymen by not returning ing is today at 10:30 in the Cross. Saskia Schweitzer, a fourth no major delays during the there. Alumni House. Johnson said she was pleased semester psychology major, week, and most donors went She said those who return to said she donates "because I fig- through within an hour. She Vietnam jeopardize the lives of ure that sometime somebody is also mentioned lhat nearly 30 political refugees still in that going to need the blood that I people a day were first-lime country. donate." donors. "That's great that new Sheila Escino/.a, an eighth people are coming in," she semester finance major, said said. SCARLET MACAW Fantastic Exotic & Unusual Gifts Jewelry * Handpainted Pillows Frugal Stuffed Animals • Baskets Wicker Furniture...and more

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IMPACT OVER 45 EXHIBITORS For moreinformation call 427-0792 Sponsored by Health Education Office of Student Health Services Division of Student Affairs and Services page 6 The Daily Campus, Friday, April 20, 1990 INTERNATIONAL ...USSR blockades Lithuanian gasoline From front page military bases would be the what they were, Ms. Kalendra told reporters Thursday in direct negotiations and from the fused to elaborate. first to feel the pinch of short said. Norway that Lithuania will West for more ... support," he In Key Largo, Fla., President supplies. He said hospitals Lithuania normally produces need credit to buy it. said in a TV interview with Bush and visiting French Pres- would be last, Ms. Kalendra its own electricity at a nuclear Lithuania has virtually no Cable News Network, broad- ident Francois Mitterrand said reported. power plant at Ignalina, but it foreign currency. Asmantas cast from Vilnius. they were both "deeply dis- Lithuanian Prime Minister is shut for repairs. Ms. Kalen- said the republic needs about Landsbergis again urged ma- turbed" by the Kremlin's recent Kazimicra Prunskiene was in dra said the republic has 500,000 tons of oil a month jor Western democracies to steps regarding Lithuania. Bush Norway to see about con- experienced no electricity — about S55 million worth at come to Lithuania's aid, adding told reporters he was tracting for expensive Western shortage, and other plants are world prices. Lithuania already received ex- "considering appropriate mea- oil and seeking foreign aid to operating, including a hy- Mrs. Prunskiene acknowl- pressions and promises of sup- sures to be taken in light of pay for it. droelectric plant near Kaunas. edged the Soviet navy could port from Czechoslovakia, Ice- Soviet actions." Officials told a news confer- The Norwegian oil company easily blockade Lithuania's land, France, Italy, some Asmantas said the 96 facto- ence Thursday night other sup- Statoil said it is willing to sell harbors, but said that would be Scandinavian countries and its ries in Lithuanian run by plies were being cut as well, oil to Lithuania for hard cur- "unthinkable." fellow Baltic states Estonia and Moscow ministries and Soviet but refused to tell reporters rency. But Mrs. Prunskiene The Soviet ambassador to Latvia. Norway, Alexandre Teterine, Oil to Lithuania's hinted Thursday that imports Mazhiekiai refinery stopped ...AIDS vaccine possibility might be permitted. He said in flowing through a pipeline From front page role" in the progress of AIDS, mice bred to lack a strong im- response to a question that re- from the Russian city of National Institutes of Health Black said. "There arc a lot of mune system. cent Soviet reforms allow the Polotsk late Wednesday night, AIDS program, called the vac- other differences between mice The human immune cells — Baltics to deal with their own according to refinery director cine "potentially a very impor- and men." called peripheral blood leuko- economic affairs. Bronius Vainoras. tant finding," adding that the The experiment was designed cytes — grew in the mice, and Lithuanian President Vytau- Asmantas said the plant can test is "the first evidence of to test the vaccine on cells liv- the mice were then exposed to tas Landsbergis said Thursday operate at half-capacity for four protective immunity in hu- ing in mice, to avoid the dan- the AIDS virus, Volvovitz ex- that Lithuania will survive on more days before running out mans." ger of infecting healthy people. plained. its reserves while waiting for of oil. Francis Black, professor of The MicroGcncSys vaccine The study, which was re- Western help. Mazhiekiai also provides oil epidemiology and microbiol- is composed of the outer pro- ported at a symposium on ac- "We have no other way. We products to Latvia, Estonia, ogy at the Yale School of tein coat of the AIDS virus. It quired immune deficiency syn- are waiting from the East for and Byelorussia. Medicine, called the experiment is made by altering the genes drome in Colorado earlier this "ingenious," saying it marks of caterpillar cells to make the month, was performed at the an important step toward a protein, which by itself is not Medical Biology Institute in La vaccine to prevent infection by dangerous or infectious. JoIIa, Calif., a non-profit ...Defense budget the deadly virus. Franklin Volvovitz, presi- laboratory funded by the federal From front page to abandon procurement of ex- But he cautioned that it docs dent of MicroGeneSys, said government. said the president had "no plans pensive weapons systems. Al- not prove that the MicroGe- healthy test subjects were first In one test, 11 of the 12 for a summit at this time" on though it avoids specifics, the neSys vaccine will work in injected with the vaccine. A mice tested were protected the budget. B-2 stealth bomber is an obvi- people. type of infection-fighting white against the virus, Volvovitz The Democratic budget ous target. "In humans there would be blood cell was then taken from said. envisions $295 billion in The long-term focus also other cells that doubtless play a the people and transplanted into military spending next year, would help Congress avert about $1 billion less than in troop cutbacks before the the current year and $8 billion November election. less than requested by Bush. The Senate Budget Commit- Three-fourths of the defense tee was scheduled to begin its savings would be shifted im- budget-drafting next week. Its mediately into domestic ac- chairman, Sen. James Sasser, counts that include Medicaid, D-Tenn., has suggested mili- food stamps, education, AIDS tary spending be cut even more and anti-drug abuse programs. deeply next year than it would Liberals on the committee under the House plan. failed Thursday in their attempt Senate Armed Services to cut defense spending even Committee Chairman Sam further next year. However, Nunn, D-Ga., has balked at they said they were satisfied that suggestion. with the long-term blueprint in "The Democratic (defense the budget for squeezing the cut) proposal in the House is Pentagon by 25 percent over higher than mine would be but the next five years. it is within the range of re- $3.00 PITCHERS ^^^s^ The Democratic budget is sponsibility," Nunn said | Rt. 32 w/any large pizza 429-7433 | structured to force the Pentagon Thursday.

Third Annual ** SENIORS ** YOM HASHOAH HOLOCAUST REMEMBRANCE $5,000 OBSERVANCE SUNDAY APRIL 22 Free 8:00 p.m. special guest speaker: DR. FRED KORT Life Insurance Political Science Professor at UConn Fill out FormsToday Refugee from Austria U.S. Army Veteran For more Information call the speaking on: "Personal Recollections of the Holocaust Alumni House at 486-2240 and Some Thoughts of Coming to Terms with the Past" Invocation by Rev. Eric Nelson Lighting of Memorial Candles by Holocaust survivors /children of survivors Benediction by Rabbi Moshe Halfon Observance will be held at Hillel 54 North Eagleville Road sponsored by: HILLEL STUDENT COUNCIL B'NAI B'RITH HILLEL FOUNDATION AT UCONN The Daily Campus, Friday, April 20, 1990 page 7 FOCUS Stress causes over-eating during final exams

By Susan Dreher Daily Campus Staff It is high stress lime again. The last week of school and finals arc drawing near. Most students have a few papers due, a class that they haven't done the reading for since Spring Break and five ominous final 'exams that will require staying up 'til 3 a.m. to pass. Caffeine is consumed in drinks and pills. Potato chips arc the best study aid for chemistry. Cookies and sugary soda help get that last page of the En- glish paper written. For stressed out students, finals seem to be synony- mous with junk food and ovcr-cating in general. The fact is food docs not help study- ing and docs not prevent stress. Eating large amounts of junk food may hinder you studying rather than help it. UConn Nutritionist for Student Health Services, Marly Ludcmann, recom- mended lhat students cat well-balanced meals during finals and avoid snacks unless ihcy arc really hungry. "Stress eating adds stress," she said, "Most [students) arc trying not lo gain weight, and there arc large amounts of weight gain during finals." Many limes students will cat without being aware of how much they arc eat- ing. "A student might sit down at his desk to read with a bag of potato chips. An hour later he looks up and the potato chips arc gone. He doesn't even re- Illustration by Tom Buckley member eating them," Ludcmann said. you reach for the Doritos and you aren't cat just this portion. This prevents the just avoid them completely during fi- Foods lhat arc high in sugar and fat really hungry, Ludcmann recommends. unconscious consumption of large nals. This will prevent more stress will not keep you awake and feeling If your belly is really growling, amounts of food. from ovcr-cating added onto the finals alive. A study at MIT revealed that munch on a piece of fresh fruit or a cup If you have large packages of junk stress. these types of food cause decreased of air-popped popcorn. These types of food, don't just put the whole bag or There arc other ways of combatting alertness, Ludcmann said. So if its late, food arc low in fat, salt and sugar and box next to you while studying. Stop the "good food" blahs. Here are some don't reach for cookies and candy to give low in calorics, Ludcmann said. studying and place a small amount of suggestions from Ludcmann, for tasty you a quick "sugar high," they might However, these types of foods will your favorite snack in a bowl or on a snacks that will stop the munchics and put you to sleep. not win any taste awards and many napkin. Eat this portion and then go help you get on with the real business Ludcmann said lhat ihc best thing to times won't provide the "comfort" lhat back to studying. This will also pre- of studying: do when the late-night munchics hit is foods high in fat, sugar and salt will. vent ovcr-cating. —Raw vegetable slicks arc boring. to take a break from studying for a One suggestion Ludcmann offered was However, chips and cookies arc Spice them up wilh an easy to make dip while. "Most of the time [students] arc \o control the portions of junk food "problem" foods Ludcmann said. This of 1 small packet Hidden Valley Ranch not really hungry, they arc stressed out" carefully. "No foods arc inherently bad means lhat it is hard lo stop at just five dressing mix and 8 ozs. plain low-fat Visit a friend, take a walk around the if you limit them." Buy a "snack" bag chips, or a few cookies. People who yogurt. The dip can be mixed right in dorm, just get out of the room when of chips, or a little package of Orcos and have problems with ihcsc foods should See page 8 Book Review Masters program prepares Novel ends executives for real world fantasy trio By Mark Lord Campus Correspondent full-time and immediately apply what he By John F. Sullivan The School of Business has recently has learned to his work place. Daily Campus Staff made another step in the development of The program is somewhat unique- the department. The newest addition is from other programs in the country be- The Halfling's Gem the Executive Master of Business Ad- cause of an emphasis on the interna- R.A. Salvatore ministration program which will be the tional level of business, Kiswcll said. TSR Books 1990 first accredited program of its kind in the This will be reflected in a trip to Lon- state. don during the program. The program Fantasy novels are fast becoming a The purpose of this program is to will also present successful business- medium of entertainment for all take successful executives and en- men and women lo the classroom as discerning readers. Fantasy is no longer trepreneurs beyond the basics of busi- guesi speakers, he said. the habit of bizarre individuals with no ihe beginning of the scries, and each has ness and into the topics such as This highly rigorous and intensive grasp of reality. In fact many fantasies an ultimate goal to accomplish. managerial skills, organization and program was approved by the Board of have become best sellers. Authors such The action in the "Halfling's Gem," planning, and various communication Governors on Higher Education March as Terry Brooks, Piers Anthony, and centers around Regis, the halfling thief abilities. 20. Because this is the only program of Raymond E. Feist, have helped bring who as a result of past mischief has "This program is a way for proven its kind in the stale its creators hope notoriety to this genre. been kidnapped by a powerful organized businessmen and women to round out that it will draw participants from all R.A. Salvatore is relatively new to crime figure. His friends Wulfgar, their knowledge of the business world", parts of the siaic and make the School the fantasy novel scene, but he is Bruenor, and Drizzt, are charged with says the Dean of the School of Business of Business competitive against schools quickly gaining notoriety for his stories retrieving him. This story tells of iheir David S. Kidwcll. such as Columbia and New York Uni- in TSR's Forgotten Realms series. His chase to rescue him before he is put to Dean Kidwcll explained the purpose versity. recenUy released novel, "The Halfling's death. of the program by using the example of The cost of the program is $28,000. Gem," is the third in his Icewind tril- Salvatore has used excellent a company engineer who is promoted This price includes food and lodging ogy. characterization, as well as a fast-paced to an executive level. The engineer during the initial in-housc residence pe- This novel, along with predecessors writing style, to weave a tale of action may lack the necessary skills to prop- riod, books, supplies, meals during the "The Crystal Shard" and "Streams of and suspense in a fantasy formal. Sal- erly fulfill his position, but by entering regular season, and transportation and Silver," chronicle the adventures of four vatore has used this style throughout the this program he will be able to learn the lodging for a 7-day trip to London, friends, as they attempt to follow their scries and all his novels share this ram- most up-to-date and important skills he England. dreams. Each of the four is specially pant chase quality. needs to survive in die business world. To keep up with the computerization gifted in some way, but at the same The most interesting character in this Since the class meets on Fridays and of the business world this program also time, they arc somewhat outcasts. The series is Drizzt Do'urdcn. He is a dark Saturdays on alternating weeks, the en- includes a laptop computer with soft- four have already been drawn together at See page 9 gineer will be able to continue working ware. .Page 8 The Daily Campus, Friday, April 20, 1990 FOCUS 'I love him,' Maples admits NEW YORK (AP) — Model He has a family and that's No. out there for everyone to sec." Maria Maples, who was ru- 1 to him, I know." She called Mrs. Trump "an mored lo be the other woman Was she the reason for the absolutely beautiful woman." in the split-up of Donald and Trump split? "Only the two of Maples said she speaks with Ivana Trump, admitted that she them know what really went Trump "every once in awhile. loves Trump during a televised wrong with their marriage. But He just wants to know how interview aired Thursday. I'm not the reason for that we're doing. I mean, he has a "I do love him," Maples an- marriage having problems," lot of sympathy for how we've swered when asked whether she she said, adding: "As Donald been besieged by this." She had a romance with the has said himself, People just was referring to her family. billionaire real estate developer grow apart.'" "And I think he wants to sec in an interview with Diane Maples would not discuss me come out looking OK. He's Sawyer on ABC's "Prime Time how she met Trump, nor very sorry. I think he sees that Live." would she talk about a reputed I've been a victim in the press "I can't lie about it. Oh, I confrontation she had with that all started from his, his do," she added. Ivana Trump in Aspen, Colo., personal life." The-segment was taped where the Trumps vacationed Maples said Trump approved Wednesday in a house in At- last year. of her doing the interview. lantic City, N.J., where Trump Of Ivana Trump, Maples She added: "My family has recently opened the glil/.y Taj said: "I feel like she's gone been so besieged by the press, Mahal casino. through a lot of pain. I can and I feel like it's lime thai I Asked if she talked with only imagine what it's like lo step out and I take the heat for Trump about marriage, Maples have your whole world as you a bit for what they've had to go replied, "No. He's a friend. ... knew it sort of shaken and put through." Group sets fire to singer's office ANDERSON, Ind. (AP) — fire seriously. Thursday. It said the woman A group purportedly acting in An unidentified woman pro- phoned Wednesday and read a the name of religion says it set fessing to be part of the group statement. fire to the office of gospel said Tuesday's fire was set in singer Sandi Patti because she the singer's office "in objection "We arc not taking any in- Kevin Frascr/Thc Daily Campus pul herself "on the pedestal of to Mrs. Patti's blatancy to formation too lightly or too Michael Beafir skips rocks on Mirror Lake Thursday. God" continue to put herself on the seriously," Patti said. "We arc Police said they have never pedestal of God." waiting to sec how this fits heard of the "Equal Religious The woman made the claim into the whole scheme of Band keeps bail handy Coalition" but they're taking a to the Anderson Herald Bul- things." claim of responsibility for the letin, the newspaper reported just in case of arrest GAINESVILLE, Fla. (AP) office." — 2 Live Crew members were State attorney Lcn Register as nasty as they wanted to be had called some of 2 Live IT'S FRIDAY HAPPY HOUR early Thursday as they per- Crew's sexually explicit songs formed in a nightclub despite "the most filthy thing I've ever threats of arrests on obscenity encountered." He threatened to charges. have the band arrested if they The nightclub Central City played uncensored versions of was packed to its 1,500-pcrson songs such as "Mc So Horny," capacity when the group and "Move Somcthin," which opened with a song called has lyrics referring to sado- "Martinez Rap," about Repub- masochistic sex and violence lican Gov. Bob Martinez's against women. HuskiesFINE FOOD a DRINK campaign against the group's Debbie Bennett, spokes- graphic lyrics. woman for the group in Mi- SPECIALS ON: The band, whose album "As ami, said it played its usual Nasty As They Wanna Be" has concert. The group had an at- been banned in several Florida torney on hand and bail money Coors Light Bottles counties, began its performance available if Register had fol- at midnight and concluded lowed up on his threat, she about 1:30 a.m. said. Coors Extra Gold Pitchers "Arrests? Not by this de- partment," said a duty officer at FREE WINGS AT 6:00 p.m Gainesville police headquarters ...food who spoke on condition of From page 7 anonymity. "This whole thing, a compromise for those who BE THERE! we understand, was being pub- might crave ice cream and licized by the state attorney's sugar. —Cheese is an okay food, THE UNIVERSITY OF CONNECTICUT but tends to be high in fat, up OFFICE OF THE PRESIDENT to 9 g a slice. Try to get slices April 16. 1990 of low-fat American cheese that has only 2 g of fat per slice. Watch out for "Light" Yom haShoah. Holocaust Remembrance Day. Is With Pastor Niemoller's poem ringing in my a day In which we recall the Nazi horrors of 1933 ears. I am proud to speak out and designate cheeses. They only reduce fat - 1945. Six million Jews were murdered in the Saturday evening and Sunday, April 21/22. as by 25 percent, which means Holocaust as part of a systematic program of Holocaust Remembrance Day at the University of one slice still has 7 g of fat. genocide, and five million men. women, and Connecticut. The observance of Yom haShoah —Trail mixes and granola children of other faiths also perished. The strengthens our desire to seek peace through arc both foods that satisfy the Holocaust is the most tragic period of Jewish education by the teaching of diverse cultures munchics and have good nutri- history, and indeed, of modern human which will lead us to respect each and every one ents in them , but they arc still experience. of our fellow human beings. We must learn to high in fat. Have a small por- speak out in order to teach ourselves and others tion of them. Granola is usu- In the poem "Silence." Pastor Martin Niemoller. a never to allow another Holocaust. survivor of Dachau, wrote: ally 80 calorics per 1/4 cup. —For those who like cakes The campus community is invited to Join a commemoration ceremony on Sunday. April 22. try a small muffin which aver- First they came for the Jews at 8:00 p.m.. at the B'nal B'rith Hillel age about 112-150 calorics a and I did not speak out--- Foundation. Following a short program piece. Watch out for doughnut because I was not a Jew. prepared by students. Professor Fred Kort. a shop muffins that arc larger and refugee from Austria who returned to the carry a larger caloric and fat Then they came for the Socialists European front with the American army In load. and I did not speak out--- 1944. will share his personal reflections because I was not a Socialist. —Air-popped popcorn is regarding the Holocaust, and coming to terms good but don't be fooled into with the past. Then they came for the trade unionists believing that microwave pop- corn is loo. Most arc very and I did not speak out--- We pledge to the lost and to the living...we will because I was not a trade unionist. speak out. high in calorics, fat and salt. Sincerely. The bottom line to feeding Then they came for me your face during finals is to and there was no one left maintain normalcy. Don't just to speak out for me. John T. Casteen. become a glutton because you arc stressed out. FOCUS The Daily Campus, Friday, April 20, 1990 page 9 Helen Hayes recalls escapades in autobiography

NEW YORK (AP) — Helen book, but she was so enthusi- famous figures who came to be reened around a corner and lovers' song. Hayes* latest autobiographical astic I agreed," says the woman her friends — Charlie Chaplin, roared toward us. It stopped She met MacArthur for the first time because she bumped book, "My Life In Three who, with her gray hair and Gloria Swanson, Lillian Gish, with a jerk and out tumbled Acts," was written because the warm smile, is the epitome of F. Scott Fitzgerald, Irving Charlie Chaplin." into Marc Connelly, who asked her to help him choose a 89-ycar-old first lady of the what a grandmother should Berlin and William Randolph Since the party was over, Christmas present for his lady American stage is still the girl look like. Hearst among others. they went to Berlin's apart- who can't say no. "I think the book ended up She first met Chaplin when ment. friend. Then he took her to a "It was the first meeting be- It comes from the treatment with less than 10 pages about she was invited to a parly at party filled with New York so- tween Chaplin and Berlin, and she received in her beginnings Mexico." the home of Alice Ducr Miller, phisticates and she fell decid- they were bent on impressing as a child actress with an alco- Miss Hayes' more than eight a writer whose home was later edly out of place. She took a each other," she recalls. "Irving glass of sherry and moved off holic but vivacious and high- decades in show business have to become Gracic Mansion, included such Broadway hits as home of New York City's played song after song on his to a secluded niche. spirited stage mother. small upright piano, which he "My career from earliest "Victoria Rcgina" and "Happy mayors. "About twenty minutes later, could play only in the key of a good-looking fellow with childhood was like a bright Birthday," films ranging from The trouble was Chaplin C. He changed keys by press- shiny bucket in a bucket line "A Farewell to Arms" to failed to make the party. Later curly brown hair and sparkling ing a little lever. A tune he had green eyes came over, maybe — I was passed along from "Airport" — for which she when Irving Berlin, Alexander won an Oscar — and countless Woollcotl and Miss Hayes and just finished, called Remem- because he felt sorry for me hand to hand with everyone ber,' which he sang in his helping," she writes. television appearances. her playwright and screenwriter sitting there all alone," she A free-lance writer, Kathcrinc She has written or con- husband, Charlie MacArthur, reedy voice, became my and writes. Hatch, approached Miss Hayes tributed to several books, in- were walking home "a taxi ca- Charlie MacArthur's special with the idea for a book filled cluding an earlier autobiogra- with anecdotes about her life in phy titled "On Reflection," Mexico, where she has long which was published in the Hutton sues actress for injuries owned a second home. 1950s. LOS ANGELES (AP) — a year of an accident. was behind the wheel of a "I couldn't imagine why Her new book turned out to Actrcss-modcl Lauren Hutton, The Superior Court suit filed rented car that backed into Miss anyone would want such a be rich with anecdotes about the gapped-tooth star of such earlier this month against Miss Mutton, 46, who was waiting films as "American Gigolo," D'Angclo and Budget Rent A to get inside, Bisctti said. filed suit against fellow actress Car seeks an unspecified "She was in a cast for almost ...Fantasy trilogy and friend Beverly D'Angclo amount for medical expenses, eight months and they (doctors) for alleging breaking her leg in loss of earnings and pain and arc still concerned about her From page 7 though many claim that they a car accident. suffering. leg," he said. elf, a race of subterranean be- have no time to read novels, "It's not like she ran over her On Aug. 20, Miss D'Angclo ings known as Drow. Al- any book in this scries will not on purpose. It was just an though the dark elves arc noted hinder a tight schedule. Due to accident, but we wanted to for their violence, evil nature the gripping plot and superb protect the statute (of limita- f~*\ Credit Cards accepted on the phone and total disdain for the surface storytelling, many readers can tions)," Hutton attorney world, Drizzt is a compassion- storm through "The Halfling's Richard Bisctli said Thursday. Campus ate and trustworthy friend. Gem" in a single afternoon. Such suits must be filed within He has forsaken his home- land, and his race and walks the Florist last despised and distrusted by all but a select few friends. O Next Week is He is a likable character, and QMojtypo well developed, as arc all the OPEN Copy & Word Processing, Inc. Secretaries Week characters in Salvatorc's sto- Mon-Th 8:30-8:00 UConn Business Block 3f ries. 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Cindy Kecler Amy L. Seligman Business Manager Business Mngr.-elect Shawn Cochran Karen Haas Managing Editor Managing Editor -elect Lisa Spooner Lisa Fay Wellek Managing Editor Senior Writer Corina Snell Advertising Mngr. Assistant Managing Editors Dan Tapper Lee Condon News Focus Catherine Keating Kevin Fraser Sporls Photography Just wondering...... if Todd Turner is leaving UConn because the place just won't be the same without President Casteen? ... if Jonathan's will now gladly go back to using styrofoam? ... what the 73 percent of Americans who don't care about Earth Day will be doing on April 22? ... if it is grimly appropriate that 75 Mike Royko earthquakes struck California amid all the talk about Earth Day? ... how many seniors turned cartwheels Democrats without a leader when they learned who was speaking at Graduation? WASHINGTON—Like an orchestra tuning up surpluses to rent the White House for before a concert, the Democratic Party sounds Republicans for the rest of the century, and ... does anybody care who the next governor more cacophonous than it soon will. They have beyond. of Connecticut is? no conductor, but Sen. Pat Moynihan has One way for Democrats to get off the defensive supplied some invigorating music. on taxes is for them to say, over and over and ... if releasing an innocent man held against Sen. Barbara Mikulski of Maryland recently over, what Rep. Bill Gray of Pennsylvania, the his will for three years should actually be told some New Hampshire Democrats that to third-ranking House Democrat, said in New win, the party needs a "defining economic Orleans: Nine out of 10 families are paying more called an act of "good will?" purpose," such as it has had, whenever it has of their family income in taxes today than they won, since the days of Andrew Jackson's struggle were a decade ago. Another way for Democrats to ... wouldn't it be an ironic commentary on over the Bank of the United States. The gel off the defensive regarding taxes is the game of baseball if the New York economic purpose about which Americans argue, Moynihan's tax cut. Yankees were to win the American League perennially, is the proper balance of efficiency In New Orleans, Gray preceded Moynihan who, (growth) and equity (distribution). The purpose as is his want, was brandishing a report from the East? can be defined in small details. Bureau of the Census. More dry-as-dust stuff? Speaking in New Orleans to the moderate-to- The report says that it was not until 1988 that ... what the attraction is to back flipping, conservauvc Democratic Leadership Council, L. median family income finally got back to the sword wielding, sarcastic turtles? Douglas Wilder, Virginia's new governor, 1973 level. boasted of cutting his state's "regressive sales "Never," said Moynihan, "in American history tax" by exempting non-prescription drugs? And has there been anything like this. Fifteen years. ... if, by some weird twist of fate. German he complained that Virginia has "a $179-million The Depression didn't last 15 years. The panics reunification will get the Beatles back balance" in the federal government's highway of the 19th century never did." From 1946, together? trust fund—the state's share of the trust fund Americans never went even three years without being hoarded rather than spent, to mask the reaching a new high for family income. ... if UConn should make the Ziggy Marley federal budget deficit. Moynihan's measure would end the scandal (as concert another Day of Metanoia? You can't Roads, non-prescription drugs—subjects dry as any Democrat should sec it) of using a regressive dust, you think? Think again, in light of the payroll lax to service a deficit, with most interest get much mellower than a springtime growing support for Moynihan's proposal to cut payments going to wealthy individuals and reggae show held outdoors on a Sunday Social Security taxes. The proposal would put institutions. The deficit is the basis of the afternoon toward the end of school. the system on a pay-as-you-go basis and deny the "contrived austerity" that affects Virginia's roads government surpluses of SI billion a week now, and everything else. ... "it's the shoes, right Money? do ya know? S2 billion a week by 1993, $3 billion by 1997 "It was the Republicans," said Sen. Lloyd and S4 billion by 2000. Bentscn in New Orleans, "who built a mountain do ya know?" do ya care? Virginia's Sen. Charles Robb outlined to the of debt so high that it now takes the personal DLC the "austerity trap" Democrats arc in. income taxes of every American west of the Republican strategy is "to use large deficits to Mississippi just to pay the interest." Bentscn .. do the Whalers still play in Connecticut? stifle public initiative and keep Democrats on the flinches from Moynihan's proposal because it is defensive over taxes." Meanwhile, "misuse of unclear what revenues would replace the Social .. is that a clip-on. President Casteen? Social Security tax revenue keeps the deficit Security surplus stream. Moynihan says that is a small enough to be manageable and large enough good question, but secondary. "First, ask whether .. will promoting James Watt for president to keep Congress preoccupied with the Gramm- this money is legitimately used as general Rudman charade." So public debate is revenue. If you think not, then stop it Then wc be an environmental faux pas on Earth Day? "marginalized" in this atmosphere of "contrived will go to the question, 'How do you replace that austerity (as) everyone scrambles to protect revenue?' But you won't get to the second . if UConn Do It Day would be more existing programs—which have vocal question until you ask yourself the first." successful during National Orgasm Week constituencies—and to discredit new More and more Democrats arc putting first instead of Earth Week. approaches—which don't." things first. While the DLC was endorsing the But as Moynihan said in New Orleans (for the principle of Moynihan's proposal, the umpteenth time): The deficit is not a Democratic National Committee, meeting in . what UConn tour guides say about the circumstance, it is a policy—a deliberate Indianapolis, was endorsing the proposal. library? "Here we are building our new. and achievement. Moynihan did not say, but could "This weekend," said Sen. Sam Nunn in New improved state of the art research facility. have, that die policy defines the Bush presidency, Orleans, "we've moved Moynihan from a tactical Notice the surreal brick facade." which is almost all politics, almost no nuclear weapon to a strategic nuclear weapon." governance. The Bush administration is part a This is going to gel interesting. ... if Joe Isuzu trains the tour guides? single-minded strategy to use the Social Security Mike Royko is a syndicated columnist. The Daily Campus, Friday, April 20, 1990 page 11 LETTERS & COMMENTARY Letter to the editor Cody Shearer Focus of discussion limited Full of hope for the better- discussed within were clearly there were more Metanoia Disturbing news ment of interracial relations on exclusive to black experience. events to attend. Perhaps he this campus, I attended several Even the issue of interracial did discuss the plights of events during UConn's dating/marriages was between different minorities before the about Reagan Metanoia. Unfortunately, the whites and blacks. other participants left. Perhaps hope I once experienced now I wailed for mention of some not. One woman, who raised seems quite remote. issues besides those of blacks some interesting issues regard- WASHINGTON—Reagan family admii -rs arc not going to One workshop I attended, vs. whites., Once, maybe ing regional cultures, seemed warm to the evidence that Nancy Reagan's astrologer, Joan called "Guest in a Strange twice, the terms "Hispanic," willing to open the discussion Quigley, offers in her recently released bombshell. The mere title House," claimed to examine "Asian," and "Indian Ameri- to topics other than those of of her book, "What Does Joan Say?" underscores the unimaginable 'the plight of minority stu- cans" were dropped during the blacks and whites. But, judg- — Ronald Reagan let his wife's astrologer dictate his schedule and dents at UConn." Being an talk, but never were they cited ing from his culturally specific flesh out critical ideological positions for him. Asian-American, I've had nu- more lhan superficially. At handout and discussion, the fa- Anyone who ploughs through Quigley \s description of her seven merous opportunities to feel this point, I told the facilitator cilitator showed no interest in year post as White House astrologer is liable to conclude the out of place and alienated — thai perhaps other backgrounds doing anything of the sort. Reagans didn't have their heads screwed on tightly. And this is not even among those who meant weren't being addressed equally The whole point of having a difficult judgment to make, if half of what Quigley writes is true. well. Excilcd, I looked forward in this lecture. Personally, as Metanoia week in the first One can sec why Nancy Reagan never spoke to Quigley again to experiencing an environment the only Asian representative place is to promote a higher when she refused to lie about their relationship. supportive of different cultures present, I felt very offended at degree of mutual understanding It all began to unravel in May of 1988, when former Chief of and backgrounds. I felt that this slighting gesture. Not_aJl and racial awareness. Racial Staff Don Reagan revealed in his memoirs, "For The Record," that awareness is not simply a this might be a place where minorities are black. Nancy Reagan used an astrologer in San Francisco to determine the one wouldn't have to feel lost black/white issue and we timing of presidential press conferences, major speeches and other To my disbelief, the facilita- or awkward. tor's reply was an impatient should not allow mutual aspects of the President's schcdirie. But he did not elaborate on I was wrong: I still felt out understanding to be approached what Quigley knew. She had a major role in shaping Reagan brush-off, saying, "We'll get to of place, like that "guest in a that later." Then he continues as just a problem between two Administration policy toward the Soviet Union and other important strange house." What I opposing colors. I believe very policy areas. on with his extensive survey of thought would be a discussion black racial injustices. The strongly that ignoring the di- The moment news of Regan's book became public, Nancy of different minority groups in versity of all minority groups Reagan called Quigley and demanded that she not talk to the press only change in the course of American culture was actually the discussion was that he oc- (race, sexual orientation, dis- about their relationship. "Lie if you have to," shouted Nancy. "It a lecture focusing on blacks' ability) and promoting the false must never come out." casionally dropped a few more experiences. Disillusioned, I racial tag names while forging idea that the term "minority" is Unfortunately, for the Reagans, all their laundry is in full view looked at the research materials automatically equivalent to in Quigley's book. And what the public is bound to read isn't the facilitator distributed. ahead in his ineffective, nar- row-minded pursuit of minority "black," means falling victim likely to warm their hearts. Other than blacks, hardly any "understanding." to the same discrimination we Having been introduced to the Reagans by entertainer Mcrv other minority groups were think we are abolishing. Griffin, Quigley's first assignment was to reconstruct Nancy's even mentioned, let alone Unfortunately, I couldn't image. "I'm getting terrible press," complained Nancy to Quigley studied. All student responses, wait until he chose to discuss Berky in one of their first official encounters. "It's so unfair. I'm really a stereotypes, and body language other minorities in detail, for Wong very nice person. Can you tell me what to do?" Thereafter Quigley instructed the First Lady on how to use her anti-drug crusade as a means of improving her public image. But Daily Campus Letters Policy the real Nancy Reagan was often difficult to conceal. "The hardest The Daily Campus welcomes all letters and viewpoints. All letters must be thing for Nancy to do," said Quigley, "was avoid giving interviews typed and double-spaced and should be between 200-500 words in length. All to fashion magazines." letters are subject to editing on the basis of size, grammar, libel, and good taste. As the First Lady's image improved, Quigley's stock soared with All letters must include name, signature, and phone number. The phone number the First Family. "She trusted me completely and followed my is for verification purposes only and will not be printed. A name can be withheld advice absolutely," writes Quigley, who spoke with Mrs. Reagan solely on the consent of the editor. for hours on end during a typical week. The Daily Campus is not responsible for the return of any letter. Send to: What is bound to drive Mrs. Reagan crazy is the degree to which Letters to the Kditor, The Daily Campus, 11 Dog Lane, Storrs, Ct., 06269. her jealousy and pettiness comes through in this book. For example, at a state dinner for the President of Algeria in April of Andy Rooney 1985, Quigley describes how upset Mrs. Reagan was at Secretary of State George Shultz for dancing with young starlets at these affairs. In this case, Shultz was particularly taken with Cheryl A return to Paris Ladd. Paris is a special city in my how many people arc puffing — Streets arc cleaner in Quigley says that whenever Mrs. Reagan talked about people, life, considering I'm not much cigarettes. The French don't Paris. "even people very close to her, she always got a little dig in." And of an international traveler. I have no-smoking sections. — I — We drove 80 miles to it seems no one was spared. She told Quigley that George Bush first saw Paris on Aug. don't understand what French Reims, the heart of champagne was a "nice man" but a "wimp." "I don't think he can make it," 25,1944, the day the city was women sec in French men. country, and stopped for gas Mrs. Reagan is quoted as having said about Bush's presidential liberated from the Germans. I — Why arc pigeons the city just outside the city. (The ambitions. entered it across the bridge at birds all over the world? It French don't have much Porte St. Cloud. Two German wouldn't be hard to get to hate unleaded gas ycl.) The super Someday historians may learn the true story behind the most trucks, loaded with soldiers, pigeons. highway gas station had explosive of Quigley's revelations — that having dissected Mikhail had tried to cross the bridge in — Before I left, I bought a everything one in the United Gorbachev's astrological chart from top to bottom, she claims to our direction in the middle of new pair of white pajamas Stales would have. It sold have used this information to convince Mrs. Reagan to lobby her the night, not knowing a because I didn't want to be in candy, junk food, Eiffel Tower husband to change his evil empire posture toward the Soviet division of our tanks was my old, Littered ones when the ashlrays and trashy magazines Union. "I was heavily involved in what happened in the relations waiting there until morning to maid came with the traditional but, unlike any gas station I've between the superpowers, changing Ronald Reagan's 'Evil Empire' roll into the city. ever seen, it had a huge attitude, so that he went to Geneva prepared to meet a different kind French hotel breakfast of The bodies of the Wchrmacht coffee, hot milk, great bread selection of expensive of Russian leader and one he could convince of doing things our champagne. I was templed lo way," she writes. "Improved relations, glasnost and pcrcstroika soldiers, riddled by machine- and jam. gun bullets, lay askew in the buy a quart of oil, a bag of may, in some small measure, have come out of this." Sunday night, gelling ready trucks and on the grated bridge for bed, I couldn't find my potato chips and a magnum of As for Irangate, Mrs. Quigley takes credit for keeping President Moct and Chandon. Reagan from the press and the public during this difficult period. roadway, their blood dripping pajama bottoms, which I'd into the Seine below. That was — We went to Reims, or This was important because Quigley says "...Nancy told me that hung on the back of ihe my gruesome introduction to "Rhcims," as it's spelled in the President spent all his time glued to his television, listening to bathroom door. It was obvious what has been, ever since, an English, because I wanted to everything being said about Irangate, and that in contrast to his that the maid had swept them almost idyllic relationship to sec where the Germans usual exuberant optimism, he was downcast, discouraged and up with the white towels and one of the world's great cities. bedsheets and put them in the surrendered on May 7, 1945. depressed." They have a museum there but What's shocking about Quigley's disclosures is how little the (I suspect that if there were a laundry. press and the American people knew what went on in the Reagan poll taken among all the I didn't know whether to it's not very good. The French White House. Indeed, many of us were duped by the President's people who have been spend the money on a new arc not much interested in everywhere, to determine their special power to charm and inspire confidence as only an actor pair, which probably would making a big thing of a favorite city, Paris would win.) could. In reality, the American people found Reagan too likeable to have cost as much as that German surrender to U.S., Following are some notes I dinner we had, or sleep in the British and Russian troops. be disbelieved even though he sold them a false bill of goods about made on the plane trip back of the Communist menace in Central America, the Strategic Defense tops the rest of the trip. You — On the way back to Paris, a five-day visit to France last can guess what I did. we came over the same bridge i Initiative and Arther Laffer's trickle down theory. week. Yet, Reagan persevered because he depicted Americans as — There were young French came over almost 46 years ago. — Paris is too expensive for boys on the streets in Reims It's one thing I know mere cowboys fending off the attacking hordes. To this end, his an American to visit. We went speechwriters crafted amiable, homespun, comforting illusions wearing Oakland Athletics T- about than Parisians know to one of the good restaurants shirts. about their city. It gives me a about loyalty and courage that polished up the American Dream. for Margie's birthday and it The notion that Reagan never really knew what he was doing as — All French restaurants add kind of smug satisfaction when was almost $200 apiece. That 15 percent to the bill for the they're impatient because I President, blindly accepting the advice of his wife's astrologer, will included one of the least surely turn some heads even among those who only want to see waiters. Service is as good or don't speak French very well. expensive bottles of wine. better than in the U.S. where "I know something about this Reagan standing tall. Quigley's book, however, goes far in selling Even average restaurants arc straight the false spell the Reagans spread on our bewitched we assume waiters try harder to city you'll never know," I expensive. get a better tip. We should think to myself. populace. — When you enter a Cody Shearer is a syndicated columnist. abandon lipping and add a Andy Rooney is a syndicated restaurant, you're struck by service charge. columnist. •page 12 The Daily Campus, Friday, April 20, 1990

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APRIL 21 starting at $190, Quality lights DEPOSIT FOR LIFE W/OUT AN Tired of DORM LIFE??? MOVE repair, designs just for you. 12- 2 P.M. "ROCKRIDGE" and sound. Call: 423-3270. R.A.! SUBLET OUR OFF CAMPUS TO A HUGE 1 David Wright Jewelers Rt. 44 CONDOMINIUM 29B ANTON FR3/30-4/27 APARTMENT; SUMMER WITH BEDROOM APT. THAT OFFERS Ashford 429-4282. FS2/21-5/6 ROAD - IT'S WISER TO OWN FALL OPTION. 3 MI. FROM PRIVACY AND FREEDOM. THAN RENT. COME SEE HOW Rent one of three bedrooms, in CAMPUS. FULLY CARPETED. COMPLEX INCLUDES Tired of paying too much for EASY IT IS TO AFFORD THIS 2 Celeron Square. Furnished POOL PRIVILEGES. AND INGROUND POOL FOR FUN IN auto insurance? Call LOBO BEDROOM UNIT. JUST OFF apartment. Air Cond., BALCONY FOR THE KEG! THE SUMMER SUN!!! MUST Insurance Agency 228-1025. 195 BETWEEN RT 44 AND Microwave, dishwasher. Rent CALL 429-5092 FR4/13-20 SEE THIS APT. WITH A VIEW. Low insurance rates for good RT32. FOLLOW OPEN HOUSE from mid-May-August. May's CALL 487-1321. FR4/18-23 drivers. Take 10% off your auto SIGNS - $87,500 ELLEN - rent is FREE If interested call SUMMER SUBLET REDUCED insurance if you have RELMAX 429-7788 OR 647- Kirstcn at 429-1860. FR4/3- INCLUDED HUNTING LODGE Summer Sublet: Waldcn Apts. homeowner insurance from us. 1419 FS4/18-20 5/1 APTS 1 MILE FROM CAMPUS One or two people to sublet one Rates for good students. 10 WILL NEGOTIATE PLEASE bedroom. Pool. patio, Main St., Hebron. CT 06248. CONDO EASTBROOK CALL LEAVE MESSAGE 429- furnished. Rent $158.00 each + FS 2/26-5/4 HEIGHTS ACROSS FROM THIS IS A NEW ONE.... 4899 TWO RF.DROOM. utilities. Call 429-5986 EASTBROOK MALL - ALMOST FR4/18-24 Summer Sublet with fall, FUTONS, ALL SIZES SPECIAL IN NEW CONDITION. 2 Summer Sublet Walden Apts. 2 CASH & CARRY EVENT BEDROOMS AND FIREPLACE next spring, etc. option. Bedrooms 1 1/2 Bath Also 2 Summer Sublet with Fall EVERY SATURDAY 10AM TO COST LESS THAN WALDEN APARTMENTS. Roommates needed for fall 429- Option. Two bedroom 5PM. X-TRA DISCOUNT WITH COMPARABLE UNITS. OWNER Fully furnished and carpeted, 6813. FR4/17-23 Woodhavcn Apt. $580 month. STUDENT I.D. & COPY OF FLEXIBLE - $112,000. ELLEN. with all the extras (VCR. TV. Pool Rights, Porch and more. THIS AD. NATIONAL SLEEP RELMAX 429-7788, 647-1419 Dishwasher, microwave, deck, CELERON SQUARE FAMILY Call Cara, Stephanie or Kim at SHOPPES 59-67 FEDERAL etc.) and of course a...POOL!! UNIT -Summer Sublease. 2BR 487-0051 FR4/18-24 ROAD DANBURY. PHONE Your own hune. spacious Washer/ Dryer, A/C, microwave, 792-5150. FS3/20-5/4 UNION BEAUTIFUL. SPECTACULAR 5 YR. OLD room at a low price of dishwasher, cathedral ceilings. Summer sublet, partially Responsible for $570/ month furnished, 2 bedroom apartment, For Sale: Camera, Minolta X- CONTEMPORARY ON 3.9 AC. $230 a m»nth. ($190/person or $285/person) close to campus, access to 700, very good condition, OF PRIVACY. 28 X 19 LIVING (utilities not included). A great May Free. 429-2115. FR4/17- pool. $475 per month + along with MD Motor Drive, ROOM CATHEDRAL apartment and the roommates 23 utilities, June-August, May free. and the following lenses: 28 CEILINGS. SKYLIGHTS - MUST arc quite exceptional. Female, Females preferred. Call 487- mm, 50 mm, 70 to 210 zoom BE SEEN. $189,900. ELLEN. non-smoker desired. MAY Sublet for June and July ~ Large 7940 or 487-0335, leave lens and a 2X converter. RELMAX 429-7788 OR 647- RENT FREE !!! ONLY PAY two bedroom apartment in message. FR4/18-24 Asking $650. For more info 1419 FS4/18-24 JUNE. JULY. AUGUST. Will negotiate the price. Call Linda Manchester, GREAT location -■ call C.J. at 427-4426 or 429- very close to Hartford !979 Chrysler Brougham. Parts (or Tina/Lisa) 429-8974. FR DO THE RIGHT THING: 9384. FS4/12-4/30 $525/month. Call 645-1194 or purchase. Best offers. 4/12-5/4 SUMMER SUBLET W/FALL 10,000 miles on new block FR4/17-23 OPTION ONE BEDROOM ATTENTION-- GOVERNMENT motor. New battery. New tires. APARTMENT AT WALDEN. SUMMER SUBLET WITH FALl POOL AND PORCH FOR SEIZED VEHICLES from $100. Coventry 742-7703. FS4/5- HEY LOOK! SUMMER OPTION WOODHAVEr- SUMMER PARTIES! RENT Fords Mercedes Corvettes 5/3 P SUBLET! TWO Chcvys. Surplus Buyers Guide. APARTMENTS Two bedroom fo. NEGOTIABLE. CALL 429-8968 ROOMMATES MALE OR 2-3 people. $580/month. Ren 1-602-838-8885 EXT. A 3993. Ford Fiesta. '80. 4 speed. $350. FEMALE PAY ONLY NOW FR4/18-26 FS4/9-20 742-5589. after 6PM. Ask for mid-May through August. Maj JUNE, JULY, AUGUST. rent free Julie Karyn Jcnnife. 429-6894 Walden One bedrrom, Diana or Line. FS4/19-25 MAY FREE. RENT IS FOR SALE BY OWNER LOVELY 429-7942. FR4/17-20 spacious July, August with Year NEGOTIABLE. CALL Option. Three miles away, full 2 BEDROOM 1 1/2 Bath LISA AT 487-0148. Townhouse two miles from Cclcstron 5 1/2" reflecting kitchen. Porch, POOL, $510 per campus. Finished walkout telescope, w/case and camera Summer Sublet at Barbara month. Ask for Dave or Kim basement with slider $102,000 adapter. $200. Dokordcr 7700 Waldcn Apartments: summer Manor. Accommodates foui FR4/20-24 sublet with fall option. Rent -203-938-9198. FS4/10-23 PMl to reel tape deck. $100 people. Two miles from negotiable. Call 429-2414 ask 487-1302. FS4/19-25 campus Get May Rent free call Female roomie needed to share BICYCLE MEN'S TWELVE for Heidi or Donna if no 429-1161. FR4/17-23 2 bdr. apt. for summer w/2 SPEED LOTUS CHALLENGER X/C Skis-Fisher 200cm with answer, please leave a message. girls. Nice, quiet, 1 1/2 mi. GOOD CONDITION BEST poles and boots (size 9), FR4/17-5/4 CHECK THIS OUT!!! Interested from campus at Clubhouse Apts. OFFER. 487-1246. FS4/20-26 Rossignol 198cm with poles in a summer SUBLET?? Call 429-8213 for more info Summer Sublet: Woodhavcn. aid boots (size 8) $40 each. Furnished, spacious apartment FR4/20-24 FULLY FURNISHED 2 Bedroom Tired of sleeping in a cramped 437-1302 FS4/19-25 in Woodhavcn 1 large room? Rise above the clutter Apartment includes: 2 bedroom GOOD FOR ONE - Summer Sublet. 2-bcdroom ir by buying our L-shaped lofts! Midnight Oil Tickets. May 26th Watcrbcds, Bar. A/C. Fully BETTER FOR TWOS S $ May Celeron Square. Available Ma' Fits any large dorm room only Lake Compounce, Row 14, Applianced kitchen, Deck, use rent FREE!!! other months 20th. RENT NEGOTIABLE $100 (easier to buy than to Must Sell. Call Kim 486-4603. of pool. MUST SEE. May negotiable CALL NOW!!! Ask MAY PAID! Call 487-029 build them!) Call 427-5259. FS4/19-23 Free. 429-9133. FR4/17-23 for Mike 487-1774. FR4/17-23 FR4/20-26 CLASSIFIEDS The Daily Campus, Friday, April 20, 1990 page 15 SUBLET JUNE AND JULY HOUSEMATE; Older grad or 4.75/HOUR AFTER FIRST 2-3 A TAST GROWING RETAIL PERFECT FOR SUMMER TWO FEMALES LOOKING prof, long term only. WEEKS TRAINING AT CHAIN IS SEEKING CAREER- Willington/Ashford country 4.50/HOUR. 12 NOON SESSION I. FULLY FOR AN APARTMENT OR MINDED INDIVIDUALS TO FURNISHED, ONE BEDROOM home, 15x30 ft huge bedroom, FRIDAYS OR ALL DAY GROW WITH US. HOUSE TO SHARE WITH APARTMENT. AIR all amenities, quiet. $337/mo. + SATURDAYS OR SUNDAYS OPPORTUNITIES UNLIMITED - CONDITIONING. UTILITIES MALES OR FEMALES FOR reasonable utilities + deposit. WORK 1-2 DAYS OR ALL STORE MANAGEMENT EN 8-12 INCLUDED. S295/MONTH 429- FALL. CALL OR LEAVE A Pets. 1 child. O.K. 487-1197 DAYS SELLING FLOWERS AT MONTHS. EXCELLENT 8491 FR4/18-5/1 MESSAGE: 427-3221 OR 427- p.m. May 1 or ASAP RH4/D- OUR OUTDOOR LOCATIONS. SALARY + BENEFITS. RETAIL 3215. FS4/18-5/4 CAR NEEDED. 742-9965 EXPERIENCE NOT SUMMER SUBLET BARBARA HW1/26-5/4 NECESSARY. BUT A DESIRE MANOR TWO BEDROCMS CARRIAGE HOUSE: FOR MANAGEMENT IS PARTIALLY FURNISHLD Gct away from Storrs for the Summer Sublet, looking 250 COUNSELORS and REQUIRED. LOCATIONS AVAILABLE JUNE 1 -AUGUST summer! Roommate needed to for a female to share instructors needed! Private, AVAILABLE IN MANCHESTER. 31, $425 PER MONTH IF share and apartment in apartment, only $150.00 coed summer camp in Pocono CT CALL OR SEND RESUME INTERESTED CALL 429-5444 Manchester. $325/ per month a month plus utilities! Mountains, Northeastern TO LEAVE MESSAGE. FR4/19-25 Plus utilities. Please cal' Call Michelle at 429- Pennsylvania. Lohikan, PO Lady Footlockcr Kirstcn 742-8259. RH4/17-26 4341. RH4/19-25 Box 234 UC. Kcnilworth, NJ Pavilion at Buckland Hills YOU'VE CALLED THE REST, 07033 (201) 276-0998 HW Manchester. CT 06040 NOW SEE THE BEST! Quiet, 2 FOUR ROOMS IN GREAT Attention Amy or call 644- bdrm apartment close to campus HOUSE 2 1/2 MILES FROM ROOMMATES NEEDED FOR Busy Warehouse Distributor in 6519. HW4/17-5/4 with hot water included. CAMPUS NO LEASE. $20f APARTMENT LIVING! WE East Hartford has a temp, Summer sublet with FALL MONTH. SECURITY CAN HELP! ONE AND TWO position avail. April-July. ALASKA CANNERY and fishing OPTION. 487-6424. FR4/19- REQUIRED AVAILABLE MIC BEDROOM SITUATIONS! Duties to include answering employment opportunities 23 MAY. CALL 429-8517 WALKING DISTANCE. MALE phones, data entry, light typing Secure your summer job. Focus RH4/17-19 OR FEMALE. GRADS OR and misc office duties. $6.50 your search. (206) 771-3811. SAVE MONEY! LIVE OFF- UNDERGRADS. CALL 429- hrly Call Paula at 282-0387 HW4/17-24 CAMPUS AND SAVE AT LEAST Chaplin Apartment looking foi 4214/ 487-1437. RH4/19-27 Shamrock Dist. HW 3/30-4/19 $2800/YEAR. ONE AND TWO one female to share apartmen DRAMA, MUSIC & BEDROOM APARTMENTS. animals welcomed large ATTENTION: POSTAL JOBS! DANCE MAJORS Start your WALK TO CAMPUS. BE RID spacious apartment $325 -• Start $11.41/hour! For careers! Be seen by New York OF DORMS! 487-1437. utilities huge backyard please application info call (1) 602- City Agents & managers. May FR4/19-27 call 455-9631. RH4/17-5/1 838-8885 Ext. M-3993 6am- 20. 481-3765. HW4/17-30 10pm 7 days. HW4/9-20 SUMMER SUBLET FULLY Single, non-smoking Earn up to $5000 in one month GUIDO MURPHY'S Cape Cod's FURNISHED. WALKING responsible woman to share 2 Graduation tickets wanted. Will selling tee's (413) 549-8063. DISTANCE TO CAMPUS, W/W bedroom apartment 4 mile? pay. Please call 427-5652. hottest restaurant-bar complex Located in Massachuscts and Interview weekend Saturday CARPETING, SINGLE OR from campus. Rent $255 + 1/2 W4/17-23 Long Island. HW4/19-25 DOUBLE OCCUPANCY RENT utilities May rent free. Call April 21 11-5 Sunday April 22 Noon-5. Season May 25-Sept. NEGOTIABLE! CALL 429- 429-3780. RH4/17-23 CALL SANDY, "THE" TYPIST Babysitter in my own home 12- 3 and more. Comer of West 6966. FR4/19-25 AT 429-6372 IN ADVANCE FOR 4 M-F and/or AH day Tuesday Main and Sea Streets Hyannis One or two female roommates PROFESSIONAL WORD and Thursday 5 minutes to MA COME ON DOWN' Celeron Square- needed to rent Woodhavcn apt. PROCESSING/TYPING/EDITLN UCONN 429-4864. HW4/19-23 Your Summer Preference: 1 Rent is 194.00 month G ON COMPUTER. LASER HW4/9-20 month to 3. 2 bedrooms, A/C, Available from June to August PRINTING! LOW PRICES AS partially furnished. Price very Call 487-1777. RH4/17-23 USUAL! $1.00 PER PAGE PICA Animal People DOUBLE. FREE EDITING. Needed for Summer negotiable. Call soon. 429- NEGOTIABLE. SEE SANDY IN employment at large boarding PERSONALS 6910 FR4/20-26 SUMMER SUBLET WITH FALL OITION. CELERON SQUARE. A CRUNCH. FLEXIBLE HOURS Kennel. Flexible schedule. $6.00/hr with S500.00 end of Tolland: Newly constructed NON SMOKING FEMALE. ONE BEDROOM IN THREE season bonus. Call 633-687 The Cross, Just once, can't we contemporary house. 2-car WANTED: A FEMALE for information. HW4/1C-30 figure out what we keep doing garage, 2-bath, cathedral BEDROOM APARTMENT. ROOMMATE FOR SUMMER FURNISHED. A/C, wrong - Why the good times ceiling, fireplace, indoor AND FALL. WERE TRANSLATORS-IMMEDIATE never last too long. Where are balcony. 7-miles to UConn, 2- MICROWAVE, DISHWASHER. GRADUATING IN DEC. FOR MAY FREE. CALL 429-1270. NEED FOR NATIVE SPEAKERS we going wrong? Just once, miles to exit 68. $1500/mo, CELERON APTS. - GREAT RH4/17-23 OF JAPANESE, KOREAN. can't we find a way lo finally negotiable. 871-8301 evening, APTS.. VERY CLOSE TO GERMAN AND ALL make it right, make the magic 486-2122 days FR4/20 CAMPUS AND OWN One non-smoking female SCANDINAVIAN LANGUAGES last for more than just one BEDROOM. WE HAVE roommate wanted to sublet at TO DO TRANSLATION WORK. night. I know that we could do Summer Sublet Maplewood FURNISHINGS (TV. STEREO. Hunting Lodge Apartments. GRAD STUDENTS ONLY. it, if we could just get through Apts. Fully furnished 2 miles VCR. ETC.) COMES WITH Available mid-May through MUST HAVE VALID WORK u, just once. The Moon off campus. May FREE. FALL MICROWAVE. DISHWASHER. August. If interested call 429- PERMIT. SEND LETTER OPTION. ONLY $125 + utilities IF INTERESTED. CALL LINDA 5031 ask for Michelle RH4/18- INDICATING INTEREST TO TBS PLEDGES: Congratulations per person. Call Eric or Marco (429-8974) OR DEB (429-0181 20 P.O. BOX 825 STORRS, CT on making it to third degree!! I at 429-0092 FR4/20-27 AFTER 5:30). W 4/19-5/4 06268. HW4/10-23 know you all will make great Sisters!!! WALDEN APTS. SUMMER FEMALE ROOMMATE WANTED SUMMER HELP NEEDED -Your Joint Treasurer SUBLET with FALL OPTION 1.5 to share a two bedroom Barbara BATHS 2 bedrooms. Pool. Litchfield County Beer Manor Apartment. Spacious, KKPSI PLEDGES: You all came AVAILABLE LATE MAY or June Distributor needs merchandiser/ furnished (Microwave) a long way this semester, and 1st. MAY RENT FREE. LEAVE driver. Call Mike for details 1- $270/month. Available 5/15- tonight you will reap your well MESSAGE. 487-0825 FR4/20- 800-233-9572. HW4/12-25 MAY RENT FREE deserved reward. Ride needed to Georgia first Responsible, non-smoker Earn $15/hr. or more! No Congratulations!!! CELERON SQUARE. SUMMER week of May. Will share gas -Your humble Treasurer uppcrclassmcn preferred - Call envelope stuffing, n o SUBLET WITH FALL OPTION. and driving. Please call Jon, 487-1844 RH4/18-4/25 telemarketing, NO ONE ROOM LEFT IN A THREE *•*••••*•***••*•*•*•****» 423-5389, leave message. Linda (KKPsi) You have done a BALONEY. Generating leads BEDROOM APARTMENT. NEW. RB4/13-20 wonderful job pledging. Your for student painting COMFORTABLE. ONE MILE Roommates wanted to share BR spirit, good humor and Ride needed to New York City organization. Your own car is a FROM CAMPUS. CALL FOR in 2 BR Waldcn Apt. for perseverance will pay off or Long Island on Friday, April plus. Only aggressive need DETAILS: 429-2945 FR4/20-26 summer (+ possibly fall tonight! Congratulations! Be 20. Will pay gas expenses. apply. Call Jim at 429-7052. option). Call 429-7282 for prepared to PARTY! Your BIG Please contact Dayna at 427- HW4/17-23 TWO BEDROOM APARTMENT more info RH4/18-20 BROTHER FOR SUBLET ONLY 1 1/2 6173 RB4/13-20 HELP WANTED-PART TIME MILES FROM CAMPUS. To the fitness snot. Little Red Rooms for Summer Sublet - 1 TELEMARKETING -EVENING PERFECT FOR 2 OR 3 PEOPLE. Riding Hood (alias Amoxy), single, 1 double. Great house, 10 TO 12 HRS. WEEK. PARTLY FURNISHED AND Ambi Sport Dextrous, and my walking distance to campus. EXPERIENCE PREFERRED $10/ RENT NEGOTIABLE. CALL HELP WANTED beaut of a neighbor. Jabber Big yard and sundeck. Only HR. CALL 456-1026. HW4/17- 429-2033. KEEP TRYING Jawsa, 2 weeks guys! Let's $177.00/mo. + utilities. Call 23 anytime 429-8444 RH4/18-20 make them memorable. Marni ALASKA CANNERY and fishing Wanted 2 child care people for Blond2, I'm really going to ROOMMATES/ WALDEN APARTMENT 12 step support group. On employment opportunities. miss you next semester buddy' LOOKING FOR ONE OR TWO Secure your summer job. Focus Friday nights 6:45 - 8:45 2 lo Who am I going to sing with'' HOUSEMATES FEMALES TO SHARE TWO 15 children. Pays well your search. (206) 771-3811. Who am I going to watch fall BEDROOM APARTMENT. beginning May 4th Call Joanne up the stairs? Whose going to AVAILABLE AFTER FINALS. Furnished summer sublet - Fall THERE'S A JOB FOR YOU IN A 487-1101. HW4/17-23 be Blond2? Blond3 MAY RENT FREE. FALL option For one or two females SUMMER CAMP OPTION. 429-0103. RH4/10- $300 for one $150 for two The American Camping 23 Woody's now hiring servers and To all GREEKS! Good luck on Large bedroom Huge closet Association (NY) will make icitchen employee's for Greek Week! We hope everyone Pool! Available 4/30! 429- your application avail, to over has a blast! The sisters and Sublet 1 or 2 Females for immediate openings. Must be 2411. RH4/19-25 300 camps in the Northeast. pledtcs of Pi Beta Phi Waldcn Apts. May + 1/2 June available during summer break. Exciting opportunities for rent free. $200/month July & Call 429-7427 (days) or 1-928- New stylish contemporary college students and Aug + share util. Available 9217 (evenings) HW4/17-24 house in Tolland: fireplace, GO PI PHI! Push that bed! Swim after finals Fall option Call professionals. Positions avail: cathedral ceiling, oak floor. 7- those laps! Show everyone what 429-0103 leave message. all land and water sports, Cashiers Full and Part time miles to UConn. Female, non- we're all about! Show that PI RH4/10-23 kitchen, maintenance, arts and summer employment. Also light smoking, $400 +util i ties crafts, drama, music, dance, cleaning and handling PHI SPIRIT! GO PI PHI!! (negotiable). 871-8301 Roommate needed for fall- nature, tripping, R.N.'s. M.D.'s reservations. Moose Meadows (evenings), 486-2122 (days'! College Credit Available. 31st Camping Resort 429-7451 looking for Male or Female TO THE PRETTY BLOND IN Non-smoker to share two Street, New York, N.Y. 10001, HW4/18-24 1-800-777-CAMP. HW4/17-30 JONATHAN'S WEDNESDAY Mature male or female to rent bedroom apt. in Woodhavcn. MORNING (BLACK PANTS, one room in four bedroom Fully furnished except Second PINK SHIRT, BLUE GLASSES) Cleaning and Yard work. Full Children's Recreation Director house. Rent $170 +utilities. 10 bedroom. S285/ month Summer FROM THE GUY IN THE WHITE and part time summer Full time, summer employment minute drive to campus. Call optional. Phone 429-4194 T-SHIRT: BUY YOU COFFEE employment. Moose Meadow Moose Meadow Camping Lisa 429-1388 RH4/20-26 Dave. RH4/11-25 Camping Resort 429-7451 Resort. 429-7451 HW4/18-24 SOME MORNING? .page 16 The Daily Campus, Friday, April 20, 1990 CLASSIFIEDS TYPING TRAUMA?? LET US SONIC SOUND D.J. Kate (Ethel), TOM I love you almost as much LOST KEYS: BLACK CASE Here's a message to help wish HELP YOU! QUALITY TYPING SERVICE Has over 100 CD'S. as ninja turtles. JUST KIDDING WITH VW KEY, BIKE KEY you a HAPPY BIRTHDAY! Some AT REASONABLE RATES: 600 Watts of Sound, 1200 TWO APT. KEYS SBA Love, Becky unforgettable Spring '90 TERM PAPERS, BOOKS. Watts of lighting. We will LIBRARY AREA, MAYBE LOST memorcis include the hill by LETTERS. RESUMES. play your favorite music. Same ELSEWHERE PLEASE CALL Kappa Sigma - Thanks so much Zcta Psi and Danielle's MANUSCRIPTS, ETC. CALL low price. 429-2786. M3/20- 429-1490. LF4/19-25 for the plaque. We really infamous trip - the visit from "CHRIS" 742-5550 AFTER 4/30 appreciated your thoughtfulness McGruff the Crime Dog when 2PM. M4/5-19-23 FOUND: Eyeglasses in case Looking forward to getting you ventured on a DIFFERENT Call the sound and lighting Thursday in front of Business together with you in the future! kind of trip, "Come Fly With NEED A PLACE TO STORE professionals. EARL'S Building. Call Will at 423-5091 Me" - our balmy midnight tour Kappa Delta THAT COUCH, LOFT, OR TRAVELING DJ SERVICE. Get to claim LF4/20-24 of UCONN via the bed of a CHAIR THIS SUMMER? the best for less. Our quality pickup truck, we hear the KKPsi Pledges. STORAGE, 1/4 MILE FROM sound and lighting will blow windblown look is in- where You've done a great job CAMPUS. CALL JAY AT 423- the others away. Call for new LOST: Black Suncloud would we be without our Cook's pledging and you'll be great 2865. LEAVE NAME AND low rates. 423-1508. M3/27- Sunglasses. Possibly Library and Cordon Negro! Have a brothers. We're all very proud NUMBER. M4/19-25 Third Floor. CASH REWARD GREAT birthday, don't party of you. for returning them. Please call without us! Fraternally, you V.P.S. Chris 427-2014. LF4/17-23 Love, Danielle KAPPA KAPPA PSI - EVENTS Tcri (trixic) Mark (KKPsi) Greek hast on sale - Reg. Thanks for all the fun. You've $10.95, now $6.95 as LOST: BLUE BEAD TUBE. APPROXIMATELY 3 INCHES Jon. I LOVE YOU been the greatest little brother. G.H. Waring - 429-2143. WE SCREENPRINT YOUR LONG. MIXED WITH OTHER IHIHIIISSS To Afl - I wish you all the M 4/20 ■rrrrrrrrrriTHHHi DESIGN OR MESSAGE on T- COLORS. IF FOUND, PLEASE SSSSS much! Happy best. Love, Kevin SHIRTS-SWEATS-BOXERS CALL 427-2722 OR 427-2724. Anniversary! Love, Erin & MUCH MORE. (NEON TEES LF4/18-23 The members of ALIAS would Rent a Disc Jockey. Low & CAPS AVAILABLE NOW) Anne (Brock 4th), I care about like to apologize to any Prices. Thurs. nights on FAST DELIVERY, CUT RATE LOST: Last week in the Library you deeply and I refuse to rock/roll bands offended by our Campus $90. Willimantic Semi PRICES & TOP QUALITY - Express umbrella. I have no believe that you don't have any marketing slogan. No harm $150. Out of town $175. 423- WORK. FOR YOUR NEXT other umbrella and would feelings for mc. If you do have intended; but apparently much 3270 M4/4-5/4 FUNDRAISER, EVENT OR appreciate you returning it if any, take a chance and let me inflicted. From now on we'll be CLASS PARTY CALL US! found. Call Dcnisc 427-2118 know. There I said it. Oh no, UConn's BEST DRESSED Heading for Europe this CONNECTICUT ADVERTISING Please!! LF4/18-20 now I'm vulnerable!! Better Rock/Roll Band Summer? Jet there anytime for SERVICES P.O. BOX 439. watch my step - Your Towers $160 or less with AIRHITCH WEST SUFFIELD, CT. 06093 LOST: Blue wallet in Student Fan Diane L. (AGamma), Here's (as reported in NY Times, 203-668-1158 E 3/26-5/4 Union. Keep the money, please another clue: I am a sister who Consumer Reports & Let's Go!) return to Daily Campus LF4/18- Hey Delta Gamma How Do you is quite new. Get excited for the For info call: AIRHITCH 212- Dance!! Dance!! Dance!! Come 21 feel...? Senior roast. ITB, Your Secret 864-2000. M4/17-20P to the Bisexual, Gay, and We feel awesome. Sis Lesbian Association's Black Oh we feel so awesome, PRO-CHOICE SYMPATHIZERS - and White Theme Dance Friday LOST: ONE GLASTONBURY UGH! Greek Week 1990 Make your voice heard. Send a April 20 SU South Rm. 278 9- HIGH SCHOOL class ring, with sclf-addrcsscd stamped envelope 12:30 A.M. Tickets S4-S6 chain. Lost on campus Friday ((Psssssssst! Over here...behind MISCELLANEOUS today to: SEND A SIGNAL - PO E4/18-20 Morning. Please call 427-7336 the masque...TINKER BELL: Box 60923, Phx, AZ 85082- or 427-7288. REWARD Silence Equals Death! Love, 0923. M4/12-25 LACROSSE TOURNAMENT OFFERED! LF4/17-20 Peter Pan. SHHHHHHHHHH!)) SATURDAY Men's Lax hosts Northeastern, Central and WUBBLE, RUSHED FOR TIME? LOST: Student ID between field GREEK WEEK SPECIAL - WcstConn in the best house and Frats. 4/10 blonde, I MISS YOU! Sorry I haven't PAPERS ARE DUE? Thurs., Fri., Sat., April tournament of the year! Be there been in touch. We must get Call J&J Typists. female if found please call 427- 19-21. All In-Stock Saturday starting at 10 a.m.! 2469 ASAP. LF4/17-23 together soon. Hi Wcnchic + 487-1737 clothing and hats HI'; oil Wilma! LOVE, FURRY $l/pagc, 48 hours (most work), as G.H. Waring. 429- laser printer, spelling and 2143. M 4/20 Lori B. (Hanks B). THANKS SO punctuation checked, leave •••a***************** LOSTAND MUCH FOR YOUR GIFT. IT message. M4/19-25 WAS VERY THOUGHTFUL. ************************ FOUND WE'LL DO LUNCH ON NERIMAN'S TAILORING: SATURDAY! LOVE, USA USA ************************* PROFESSIONAL TAILORING FOR LADIES AND Lost: Pearl bracelet cither on Have you ever gotten slack? Are you In a bind? Need GENTLEMAN. WE ALSO campus or at rally on Sunday Do you think Gilligan's Isle LIZ, THANX FOR COMING. 1 that last minute paper SPECIALIZE IN ALTERING night! Reward! If found please was a documentary? Is the HOPE YOU AND YOUR typed? Then, call 427- PROM GOWNS. HOURS: 9-5 call Kim at 268-9271 or David parrot sketch a deep meaningful FRIENDS ARE READY TO 7085, ask for Cherl. READ LOTS OF SHAKESPEARE MONDAY THRU FRIDAY 9-2 at 261-7316 LF4/20-24 essay in mortality to you? The Rates very reasonable. SATURDAYS. 146 HUNTING Science Fiction Society, Where AND MAYBE ORDER A PIZZA. $1.00 per page, double LODGE RD. STORRS NEAR Found: Ladic's watch in even vou can be normal. JE T* AIM E, JOHN spaced. Samp dav service! CARRIAGE HOUSE AFTS. 429- Montcith. Call Mark 649-5550 Thursdays 8PM, Montcith 221. M4/18-5/4 1444 M2/26-5/4 Peachfuzz, There's no use in LF4/20-24 A4/17-23 waiting for me to finish a paper that may lake YEARS to write! I say we elope now and avoid the summer fush and confusion. You don't know what "maybe next week" can do to a person's nerves! Love, "Mac Tonight"

Julie (AZ)- Happy 22nd Birthday to the BEST big sister. These next few weeks are going to be crazy! Words cannot express now much I will miss yoiu. JTF Mcaghan

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HAPPY 21ST BIRTHDAY WENDYLEIGH! HOPE YOU HAVE A GREAT WEEKEND, BUT REMEMBER TO BE SENSIBLE... WE'RE SO GLAD YOUR BIRTHDAY IS FINALLY HERE, BECAUSE WE'RE SICK OF HAVING YOU COUNT DOWN THE DAYS! HAVE A BLAST. I10VE AND OURS. STEPHANIE. MARIJANE AND CINDY

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KKPsi pledges. Tonight's the night. You've come a long way and have done a great job. We're all proud of you. Keep up the spirit • and enthusiasm. Fraternally, your Parliamentarian SPORTS The Daily Campus, Friday, April 20, 1990 page 17 Falcons trade NFL's first pick to Indianapolis ATLANTA (AP) — The The deal is contingent upon who we're dealing with, we Atlanta Falcons agreed on Steinberg represented quar- elected to pass up his senior the Colts signing George by terback Troy Aikman last sea- could get the thing done in five Thursday to trade the first pick Friday. year to enter the draft. in Sunday's NFL draft to the son when the former UCLA or six hours." Agent Leigh Steinberg, who The television contract in- Indianapolis Colts, who will star signed an $11 million 6- Some scouts question flew to Indianapolis earlier year deal with the Dallas Cow- creases each team's take from whether he's tough enough, use it to bring Illinois quarter- Wednesday to begin negotia- back Jeff George back home. boys after being designated as SI7 million a year in 1989 to but few question his arm. tions with the Colls, confirmed the No. 1 pick in the draft. He an average of $32 million per In exchange, the Falcons, "I don't sec how anyone the conditional deal, and said he did not say how much he will year over the next four years. who also will give Indianapolis was confident he could reach a can't like him," said Dick a fourth-round draft pick this seek, but said it would be well The contract total is $3.64 bil- contract agreement with the over what Aikman received. Steinberg, the New York Jets' year, will get six-time Pro lion over four years. general manager. "He's got a Colts. "It's a new year with a new Bowl tackle Chris Hinton, The deal brings George back very strong arm and a quick re- television contract with enor- wide receiver Andre Rison, the "I'm very optimistic," he to Indianapolis, where he lease. He's an excellent mous growth in it," said Colts' first-round draft choice said. "We will break out the played high school football. He prospect." in 1991 and a fifth-round pick caffeine and camp down until Steinberg. "I would think that played one year at Purdue, then this year. it's done." once we get started, no matter transferred to Illinois and April baseball brings early season surprises Sure is a strange spring. Mattingly hit .221 with zero in the winter thinking about strong, going 4-0 with a 2.41 Thursday, allowing four hits in How else could Don Mattingly home runs last April. This getting off to a good start," he earned run average last April. seven innings to beat the and Ryne Sandberg be so good year, the New York Yankees' said. "I'm concentrating more But opened this season 0-2 Chicago Cubs 4-1. Still, while Dwight Gooden and star is 10-for-23 (.435), al- on that." with an 11.74 ERA and is be- Gooden has allowed 18 hits and Kirby Puckctt are so shaky? though he's still looking for an Whatever Gooden was doing, low .500 for the first time in 11 runs in 14 2-3 innings. All over the major leagues, extra-base hit. it didn't work in his first two his career. This story was compiled there are major cases of role "I really spent a lot of time starts. He always begins He finally found the touch from Associated Press reports. reversal. Hitters like Fred Mc- Griff, Pete O'Brien, Nick Esasky and Ozzic Smith who usually begin hot arc cool and quick-starting pitchers such as Critical Issues Series Mike Scott, Mike Moore and Bert Blylevcn arc struggling. But then there's Mattingly, Sandberg, Willie Wilson and The Institute for Bcnito Santiago. They're African-American Studies among those who usually hate this time of year; now, they The University of Connecticut wish this month would last forever. ...Turner "The Civil Rights headed to Movement NC State Then and Now" From front page plain about the university, but that the constant interference A lecture by: from the state may have played a significant role in his decision. "Certainly there has been a JULIAN BOND lot of meddling from state officials," Castccn said. "They Mr. Julian Bond, noted civil rights activist and narrator of the heralded series "Eyes On The Prize/' have imposed rules that do not will speak at Storrs on Friday, April 20, 1990 at 3:30 p.m. in the Jorgensen Gallery. Reception exist anywhere else in the immediately following. The program is free and open to the public. . country. "When things like that happen, you have to look at the situation and ask yourself whether you can do the job that you want to do over a long FACULTY/STAFF TALENT NIGHT period of time." If Turner accepts ihe position he will become the second TONIGHT 9:00 p.m. UConn administrator to leave within the month. Casteen announced on March 9 that he S.U. BALLROOM would take over as the new president at the University of Virginia on August 1. However, Castccn said that Turner's possible departure and UGHTER <%, his leaving are in no way LA Q'M connected to poor conditions at G UConn. S "This is not something to *Vtf* panic about," Castccn said. "I've always felt that Todd will say good things about the university and that the next FREE DANCE person that comes in will have a list of approved projects for the future." R£ The search for a new athletic MESH ME NTS director and coach at N. C. Slate began on April 7 when Valvano announced that he would accept a settlement from the school after several of his AND MORE!! players were accused of shaving points. Associated Press reports were included with this story. FREE w/UConn ID!!!

Dept of Student Activities and Union Programs •page 18 The Daily Campus, Friday, April 20, 1990 SPORTS ...Rybczyk no-hitter paces Husky sweep Venice blasts two-run home run as UConn improves to 23-3 on the year From back page the final inning when Mizcsko "I have not been hitting the had a brief loss of control. She ball lately, but this definitely walked three consecutive bat- helps build my confidence at ters with one out and allowed the plate." said Venice. "I've Fromholz, the lead runner to been hitting them high lately score on a wild pilch. Mizesko and I knew it would take time immediately regained her com- before I broke out. My goal is posure and struck out the final to end up the season around two batters. .300. While Rybczyk was throw- Also coming up with a pair ing bee-bees at the Harvard of hiLs in the doublchcadcr were batters, the Huskies were send- Wajda, Rybczyk, second base- ing across runs in the third, man Nina Rennhard, third fifth and sixth innings. Venice baseman Chris Woodman and and Rennhard singled with two right fielder Khristcn Andradc. outs in the third inning, setting Wajda had two runs batted in the table for Bartolucci's two- on the day and Rennhard and run triple. catcher Jane "Buffy" Bartolucci scored her second Jagodiniski had the other two run of the game in the fifth ribbics for the Huskies. when she drew a bases on balls, stole second, moved over UConn's five-run third in the to third on a wild pitch and opener started when Woodman came home on an error by and Andradc hit back-to-back Johnson on Wajda's grounder singles off Julie Fromholz. Following two outs, Rennhard Catcher Wendy Blackwcll hit drove home Woodman with a a single to left-center in the base hit to left and after a seventh before Venice put the Bartolucci walk and two wild game away with her second pitches plating both Andradc home run of the year. and Rennhard, Wajda laced a single to left to score The Huskies, now 23-3 on the season, face Providence in Bartolucci. Rybczyk's safety the opening round of the Big moved Wajda to second and East Tournament tomorrow Jagodiniski brought her home morning at 10. A victory with a single. would provide seventh-year —Sara Cousins/The Daily Campus The Crimson, 3-20 on the head coach Karen Mullins with Kim Mizesko, Chris Wajda and Wendy Blackwcll have a conference on the mound year, scored their lone run in her 200th career victory during the Huskies' twinbill. Mizesko tossed a two-hitter and struck out 10.

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\\u >l \l Kil l>HN SPORTS The Daily Campus, Friday, April 20, 1990 page 19 ..Huskies pound out 18 hits in 15-4 victory From back page game of a doublchcadcr at J.O. thrashing of Massachusetts on Christian Field. Walker is March 27. currently 1-5 on the year "It's a good sign to sec some despite a 2.89 earned run guys hilling ihc ball," Drabin- average. In his five losses, the ski said. Huskies have managed only CIcary picked up his first eight runs and have been win as a Husky as he pitched shutout twice, including a 1-0 three and two-thirds innings of no-hit loss to Scion Hall. scoreless ball, striking out four. Drabinski agreed that this In addition to Drabinski and week's scries will be vital to Roscnihal, Guild chipped in the Huskies post-season wiih three hits and two RBI, chances. while Sal Tinncrello added "Everything is tough in the three hits and an RBI. Big East," Drabinski said. UConn's 18-hit explosion "You can't look at the records comes at a pivotal point in the because you know the games season. This weekend the arc going to be a baidc." Huskies lake on Georgetown in a three-game Big East scries. Currently, the Huskies arc in fifth place wiih a 5-6 confer- FRIENDS DONT LET ence record. They arc a hfclf- FRIENDS DRIVE gamc behind Villanova for liic DRUNK* final Big East Tournament berth, while the Hoyas arc THEY CALL SAFERIDES! right on the Huskies heels at 4- 486-4809 5. THURS FRI. SAT Heading into this weekend's 10 PM 2:30 AM action, Baylock rcali/.cs what the Huskies have to do. 77 JE VAN.RUN BY STUDENTS, COVERS A W MUZ RADIUS "Wc have to win all Uirec of FROM CAMPUS! them, that's how important it is," Baylock said. "When you SPONSORED BY: get into conference play, it's ANHEUSER BUSCH like pulling teeth." (HARTFORD DISrUIIHrrOR) UCONN PUBLIC SAFETY The UConn pitching rotation and will begin with cither Walker ALPHA PHI OMEGA or Cain on Saturday in the first fcoors, Light + Extra Gold M. Gunthcr/Thc Daily Campus 12 pk. bottles UConn pitcher John Sullivan warms-up between innings of the Huskies' 15-4 win. Call us for kegs! Michael Cleary picked up his first varsity win as he pitched three and two-thirds innings of scoreless ball as UConn prepared for this weekend's Big East series with the Georgetown Hoyas. UConn is currently in fifth place in the Big East ■ I _ $5.99 tin standings with a 5-6 record. The top four teams advance to the Big East Tourney. FIRESIDE SPIRITS UConn Co-op UConn Co-op's SHOP Board of Directors Profile Series: We now have LOTTO! 15th Rt. 44 Next to A&P 429-5880 Anniversary 1975-1990

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Directors establish objectives and BERENSONS* HARTFORD JAI-ALAI Elected to the UConn Co-op Board of Directors in policies, approve major financial decisions, 1989 for a two-year term. evaluate the operating plan and establish the FREE ADMISSION Serves on the Finance Committee. annual patronage rebate. WITH THIS PASS Present this pass at the Box Office to receive • Dean's List CO (0 • Finance Society Four $4.00 Seats FREE • Husky Ambassador - sophomore year 1 Offer expires April 29,1990 I UConn Co-op — Valid College ID Required — | COUPON GOOD FOR ANY ONE PROGRAM Connecticut's Bookstore I STATE LAW MUST BE 18 YEARS OF AGE UCONN ^^(k Friday, April 20. \990M_ Today in sports... —i The Philadelphia 76ers defeated the Detroit Pistons, 107-97, in Auburn Hills, Mich., to clinch its first Atlantic Division Title since it won the NBA championship in 1983. Sports Bcrnie Nicholls scored a hat-trick as the New York Rangers defeated the Washington Capitals 7-3 in Game 1 of the Patrick Division * The Daily Campus Finals. Huskies take two from the Crimson By Joe Morelli hitter, lying her with Dcnisc Daily Campus Staff Hannon for first place in the One significant mark of all-time UConn record books. a good team is to be able But for Rybczyk, it was just to pick itselves up at any another solid performance. time during a contest no "I really was concerned with matter what the situation. getting the shutout," said a satisfied Rybczyk, who now The University of Connecti- has 20 lifetime shutouts "It is cut softball team survived slow good to get some work before starts in both ends of its dou- the big tournament this week- bleheader with Harvard Univer- end." sity before striking in the third Mizesko pitched a two-hitter inning both times to take the in the opener with ten stfike- twinbill from the Crimson, 5-1 outs. and 6-0. Bartolucci drove home the "This a building block for game winner in the second the team going into the (first contest. The .315 batter broke annual) Big East Tournament," out of her "mini-slump" with a said co-captain shortstop Vicki blast to left-center field for a Bartolucci. "We are able to two-run triple. She scored on come back at any time." the ensuing throw when While UConn's offense shortstop Nancy Johnson's at- worked in spurts, the defense tempt to nail Bartolucci at third was consistent throughout the sailed over Elizabeth Rcilly's doubleheader. The team again head. played errorless ball with "I've definitely been in a pitchers co-captain Sue Ry- slump," said the elated bczyk and Kim Mizesko com- Bartolucci, who had two hits in bining for seven putouts while the twinbill. "It is nice to be first baseman Chris Wajda had able to help the team out on five. the offensive end." Rybczyk pitched the second Centerfielder Janna Venice end of the doubleheader and also broke out of a recent tossed her first no-hitter of the slump as the Huskies leadoff season, allowing only one bat- hitter banged out two hits in ter to reach base when she hit the second game including a designated hitter Elizabeth two-run dinger over the left —Sara Cousins/The Daily Campus Resnick in the fourth inning. field fence against the wind. Third baseman Chris Woodman watches a pitch cross the plate against Harvard. This was her fifth lifetime no- See page 18 Husky hit parade ■ downs Blue Devils By Adam Minichino However, Michael Cleary, Daily Campus Staff UConn's third pitcher of the So far this season the day, came on in relief of John University of Connecticut Sullivan to slam the door. He stranded Stcfanik at third as he baseball team has received got the next two hitters to exceptional pitching from ground out to short. a variety of players. UConn bounced back in the Unfortunately for Tim Cain bottom of the inning when it and Pete Walker, the Huskies scored two runs to take the lead number one and two starters, for good. Designated hitter UConn's offense has struggled Dave Guild started the inning to consistently drive in the key with a single and he came runs. around to score on Todd Led by Tod Roscnthal's four Roscnthal's double. Ken Cof- hits and Marck Drabinski's fee then extended the Husky three hits and four RBI, the lead to 6-4 when his sacrifice Huskies broke out of an offen- fly plated Roscnthal. sive slump as they pounded out In the seventh, the Huskies 18 hits en route to a 15-4 increased their lead to 7-4 when trouncing of the Ccnual Con- Guild drove in Drabinski after necticut Blue Devils. the UConn catcher doubled The win raises UConn's deep to left field. record to 14-12-1 while the "The one I almost hit out Blue Devils fall to 18-7. got into the wind," Drabinski "The runs have been hard to said. "I didn't think I hit it too come by the past few games," well." UConn coach Andy Baylock The Huskies put the game said. "We didn't have any run away in the bottom of the production yesterday (a 6-3 loss eighth when they erupted for to the University of Hartford eight runs on seven hits off on Wednesday) and it was a re- two Blue Devil pitchers. Tim lief to bounce back the way we Cain led the onslaught as he did." came up with two doubles in The Huskies scored two runs the inning and scored two runs. in both the first and third Roscnthal also chipped in with innings to take a 4-2 lead, but two hits in the inning as the Central came back to tic the Huskies 15-run outburst was score with two runs in the their biggest since their 16-0 sixth on Bob Stcfanik's run M. Gunthcr/Thc Daily Campus scoring triple. See page 19 UConn's Sal Tinnerello slides under the tag in the Huskies 15-4 win over Central.