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jft ft M M v.c. establish government in captured quang tri Calling it "a moment of golden opportunity which never before existed," the Viet Cong proclaimed a government of its own Thursday in the captured provincial capital of Quang Tri, but embattled Hue, 32 miles away. South Vietnamese President Nguyen Van Thieu expressed confidence in the durability of his northern front. The Viet Cong urged its agents and followers throughout the country to stage uprisings against the Saigon government. See story on page 3.

THIS IS A STICKY SITUATION: If you are one of those people who love to slide down banisters, dont go near the Student Union this week. According to maintenance man Teddy Ser wanski, the banisters and stairway posts in the Student Union are being painted dark brown this week and next. About half a dozen signs have been put up in the Student Union but many students are taking them them because of their "artistic value," according to Ser wanski. (Photo by Noel Voroba)

the annual international fair to take place this Sunday The sixth annual "International Fair" will be presented Sunday May 7, in the field house. Booths are to be set up selling jewelry from India, foods from China, South America, France and Greece, and costumes from various parts of the world. The proceeds will go to International House, a central meeting place for American and foreign students. The Fair starts at 1 p jn. Sunday. See story on page 8.

Israeli cultural week to be

I held the week of may 7-12 The second annual Israeli Cultural Week will run May 7-12. Sponsored by the Shalom Group, it will feature a movie, Israeli coffeehouse, and speakers on Arab-Israeli TODAY'S FEATURE: Nathan Knoebler, Fine Arts professor, is a relations and Israeli youth. The week begins with a booth printmaker, sculptor, author and housebuilder who, if he finds a book and folk dancing at the International Fair, and ends doesn't cover a subject he needs to teach, writes another himself. See story Friday, May 12 at a creative service written and performed on page 6. (Photo by Voroba) by students at Hillel. A library exhibit will feature kibbutz life. See story on page 8. Friday, May 5, 1972 Chmtt irttrut laily (EamjWH relevance of education Editor-in-Chief by Edward Krzyzek up the doors closed to him. But. and ourselves. with the increasing number of Lincoln Mil/stein Everything is rectified in a Paradoxically, I wonder about "educated" people and a textbook manner. We assume the oft heralded benefits of a Managing Editor Business Manager stagnant and closed market for that everything can be solved college education. Paradoxical their "talents", we have a through education — racism, Alan K. Reisner Donald E. Waggaman because I 've just spent four years situation where the proverbial poverty, and all other of my life working to attain "sheepskin" no longer opens all contemporary ills are a result of something I thought beneficial. the "doors." lack of education, or not having Ever since childhood it has The confusing part of all this the tremendous "awareness" it been hammered into our heads is that colleges still orient the gives. that education is a necessary student towards acquiring a We laugh at the "Archie prerequisite to future happiness financially rewarding job. The Bunkers" and George Wallaces — the more formalized students are never clearly told not understanding why they education we receive the happier how a college education is exist. "They're just uneducated we will be. And it's very difficult supposed to help acquire a well rednecks, people who just aren't indeed to refute spending 12 paying job. Instead, they have as smart as us." years in grade and high schools high expectations that are College professors are looked and forr more in college for quickly destroyed in their eighth at in awe. We are easily registration frolics nothing. semester, if not sooner. impressed by their long lists of Parents and older people see There is a gap between what a degrees, awards, and published education as the key to unlock college education means and books. But all they can offer is a The new system of course coding, which should doors that they never could. what it can actually give you. We scholarly interpretation of topics Hence a parent in a middle or spend a great deal of our early that cannot be related by any eliminate the incomplete scheduling of courses necessary lower level job sees education, life actively involved in stretch of the imagination to the for a student's advancement, may also eliminate the idea particularly college, as the means education and tend to develop a real world. of pursuing a "liberal arts " education. for his son or daughter to open very simplistic view of the world The world is not run by textbooks, classrooms, and PhD. The blame for incomplete schedules next semester dissertations, and trying to deal cannot be placed on the computer or the registrar. It will with problems at this level is finally be placed on the teachers and administrators who futile. have been responsible for the greater part of the problem will actually be any better than Students look at professors, courses, and the general all along. the present set-up; moreover, appalled reader once instituted, it will be academic environment as The computer registration program needed the changes virtually irreversible. Even another extension of American society. We fail to look at it in a that have occured between the disaster this spring and To the Editor, UConn's director of Housing & Services, Sumner Cohen, has special context, as totally alien registration for last fall. Ronald Dickerson's resignation I am appalled at the content and separate from the "outside and tone of the May 4 editorial expressed serious doubts about was submitted with the hope that the apathy felt towards the desirability of instituting world." For instance, poverty condemning the food service and racism are American facts of registration problems would stop. The higher levels workers' efforts to solicit private catering. responded by supporting the implementation of the new Sincerely yours, life; not, as some may believe, student support to retain the subjects to be intellectually program. present food service system and John H. Del Vecchio Batterson C discussed over martinis. Liberal Those students who can get most of their courses listed save the jobs of hundreds of Arts is not referred to as the employees who would probably as "M" or "R" stand a fair chance of getting complete "bullshit major" for nothing. be fired if a new private catering silent vigil Unless, of course, you want to schedules. Course requests that have to be listed as "E", or system were utilized. be an insurance salesman in electives, will be unfilled for the most part, because of the The editorial seems to dismiss To the Editor, Hartford. the fate of these workers as teachers' new found ability to determine how many of the Mother Nature caught us off American education has left something the university guard Wednesday night with an us a little empty. Technically over-requests for a course should be "squeezed" in. Those community should not be unexpected rain flood and we speaking, we are educated. We students who are just interested in taking a course for concerned with, overlooking the were unable to hold our Silent can understand an historical background will be denied. fact that these workers, too, are Candlelight Procession and Vigil. trend, an important theory of part of that "university The new system will eliminate problems that The purpose of the Vigil was to thermodynamics, or a particular community." peacefully protest the Vietnam theorum in mathematics. upper-classmen have in getting courses they really need, It is only fitting that the food War. We feel the best way to But we have placed too much but other courses they really would like to try will not be workers should seek, and get, attain peace is by working for it emphasis on academics. We have open to them. the support of the students. in a peaceful manner. With this only understood as far as facts, According to the Campus, of in mind we formed the "P.T.A. figures and theories. Anything One wonders what will happen to the liberal arts course, we students are just too (Peace Through Awareness).' behond that is unimportant education where a student could conceivably receive a busy to be bothered with such We wish to thank all those because we are trained to deal broad perspective on other fields of interest. The new trivia, but I think most students who planned to attend the Vigil with hard data, and trust hard are very willing to take out a few data. registration system has eliminated the long lines and the and hope they show a continued minutes to review the situation interest by attending the newly Education is important. But chaos which takes place semiannually. But are we and consider supporting the scheduled Procession and Vigil, not as important as we have compromising education in the process? employees. Most certainly, the next Wednesday, May 10, at 8 made it out to be. By petition is not "coercion" but an p.m. Further details will be concentrating all our energies in accepted method of determining announced. Your support can the pursuit of one goal we have public support - no one is forced make this work. left ourselves terribly empty to sign it. Sincerely, human beings. Despite the editorial's Tom Elliott rambling about savings and Batterson B Mr. Krzyzek is the former services, there is little evidence Joann Querner Daily Campus Editorial that the proposed new system New Haven Hall Assistant. £Si&

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Friday, May 5. 1972 Connecticut Daily Campus Page 3 hailstorm hits mexico, resulting flood kills 21 MEXICO CITY (UPI) Mexico early Thursday to examine the City Thursday dug itself out wreckage. from a "tomb of mud" caused Mexico City Mayor Octavio by a cloudburst of hailstones Senties flew in one helicopter. u.s. suspends peace talks that left 21 persons dead, 15 He estimated 4,000 homes were missing, 216 wounded, and more destroyed or damaged. lack of progress in every than 10,000 homeless, Red At one point Mexico City's PARIS (UPI) The United Talking to reporters available channel." Cross and government officials new freeway, a six-lane States Thursday indefinitely afterward, Porter said, "Don't Communist negotiators super-highway completed just suspended the Paris peace talks get the idea that this is the result said. r immediately denounced the VS. The storm late Wednesday before the 1968 Olympics, was for the second time because of purely o this meeting held here move as "sabotage" of the converted into a raging river. "lack of progress in every today. It represents a complete night damaged or destroyed an conference. Nguyen Thanh Le, Police launches patrolled the avanauicavailable channel"ciiamici ofv»i •_.•• 1— A """"""" estimated 4,000 homes and of the Hanoi freeway, rescuing victims until negotiations. It indicated hopes gOVl. eStclDliSneQ spokesman unleashed "hailstones the size of hinted to reporters lemons," according to one Red the waters subsided Wednesday also were dim for secret ° delegation, negotiations. later at a news conference that Cross spokesman. The hail night. no secret talks could resume melted with the rain to form a The storm came before the In a repeat of his March 23 by communists action which canceled regular until the United States returned flood. onset of the rainy season and to the Paris conference table. "The flood water swept there was little vegetation to weekly sessions for five weeks, in captured city UJS. negotiator William J. Porter In Washington, the State everything - cars, humans, adobe slow floodwaters in this desert SAIGON (UPI) The Viet Cong told North Vietnam and the Viet Department said the United houses - into the chaparral," a area. proclaimed a government of its Cong it was useless trying to talk States remained available to refugee told newsmen. 'It The Red Cross said it has own Thursday in the captured to them. resume the Paris peace talks and buried bodies in a tomb of mud. organized shelter and soup provincial capital of Quang Tri, "Let it be recorded that it is to engage in private discussions We've found some but we don't kitchens in schools, churches but in embattled Hue 32 miles impossible to induce you to if the Communists appeared know how many are under so and municipal warehouses for away South Vietnamese discuss particular subjects ready to negotiate seriously. much mud - they will never be more than 10,000 homeless. President Nguyen Van Thieu The question of renewed bearing on a peaceful found." The chaparral is the Rain and hail destroyed roofs on expressed confidence in the settlement," he said. 'That truth secret negotiations to try to desert country outside the city many homes, but many durability of his northern front. break the 39-month deadlock at is as clear as your military which is studied with small, occupants refused to leave. City The Viet Cong aggression in South Vietnam. We the conference arose again with tough bushes. workers distributed 20,000 announcement, broadcast on its therefore see no grounds for a the return to Paris Sunday of Le Air force helicopters flew over sheets of corregated cardboard clandestine Radio Liberation, Due Tho, North Vietnam's usual meeting next week." the 12-spuare-mile disaster area to provide emergency roofs. marked the first time the secret negotiator. in the southern part of the city Communist guerilla organization Tho, a ranking member of the has claimed establishment of a ruling body of Hanoi's government in' force at a specific Communist party, held 13 secret mine rescue continuing site in South Vietnam. meetings in Paris with U.S. The Viet Cong, calling it "a presidential adviser Henry A. moment of golden opportunity Kissinger. The meetings broke KELLOGG. Idaho (UPI) - be "ver y. very bad." said they also had been below which has never before existed," off last fall and Tho went home Mine officials Thursday still held As successive crews of rescue the fire but were able to get out urged its agents and followers workers were forced back before on a "skip" — or hoist - because to Hanoi. out hope for 58 men trapped throughout the country to stage Tho, who holds the post of nearly a mile underground by they could reach the huge silver 4 its operator kept on working uprisings against the Saigon "special adviser" to the Hanoi fire and smoke in the Sunshine mine's No. 10 shaft, Sunshining until he died at his post. government and military forces Mining Co. Vice President "We were at the end of our delegation, has never attended a Mine, but Idaho Gov. Cecil to make the current battle conference session. Xuan Thuy, Andrus said the situation could Marvin C. Chase said he had rope when the skip finally got us out," said Bob McCoy who said "decisive." the North Vietnamese delegation "pretty Rood hopes" that the Quang Tri is the first qouth gunmen wound missing men were safe in a he was working at the 5,000 - leader, told newsmen before foot level Tuesday when he Vietnamese provincial capital Thursday's session Tho was fresh-air section of the mine, far the Communists have captured smelled smoke. currently studying the entire tUrklSh natlOnal below the fire which has been in the entire war. pouring smoke and poison gas Leonard Bougard, 35, said he record of the talks since they nearly joined a group who had The fall of Quang Tri to started. into No. 10 since Tuesday. advancing North Vietnamese commander At least 24 miners were gathered in a fresh-air pocket at In his speech prepared for the armored columns last Monday ANKARA (UPI) Turkey already dead. One hundred and 5,000 feet but then decided to session Porter again asked the gave Communists control of the Vietnamese Communists if they placed its armed forces on eight others escaped. go up on the hoist. entire northernmost province of emergency alert Thursday The trapped miners were "The others never made it were ready to discuss measures the same name and brought on to end their current military shortly after gunmen shot and unable to get up from below out," he said. "If they could the current crisis in Hue, the old offensive in South Vietnam and wounded the national police because the fire blocked their have kept operators on those commander in an attempted hoists, everybody might have imperial capital 32 miles to the pull North Vietnamese troops way. south in Tua Thien province. assassination. "If they stayed down there — made it." * home. __ Authorities said all troops mmiiiuiuimH and that's what they should have The rescuers - 40 men from ■ were ordered confined to done — they have air," Chase each of the three shifts, PUBLIC NOTICE barracks and all leaves were said. "We've got pretty good assaulted the approaches to the Attention: All constituent organizations who have submitted cancelled in the first such action hopes that someone's alive down No. 10 hoist room time after budgets: the following Is a schedule of hearings which will be by Turkish military commanders held by the Finance Committee. All organizations must be there." time. present at the times stated for their budgets to be considered this since the Cyprus crisis of 1964. Some of the 108 survivors semester. The Turkish general staff Mon. issued the alert order a few 3:00 Cultural Comm. Supp 1250.00 hours after four gunmen tried to Senate Office 2336.10 kill Gen. Kemalettin Eken, 61, Fin. Comm. 430.00 commander of the Turkish Constit. Comm. 5.00 So & F gendarmerie, outside his home in Pres. ASG 3125.50 Ankara. Cent Tres. 3125.50 Eden was wounded in the leg 3:30 PI 3350.00 and armpit and a hospital Will. Tutorial 2832.00 Mans Tutorial 2185.00 spokesman said his condition Hart Tutorial 1888.00 was good. Inter Tutorial Comm. 780.00 One of his assailants was 4:00 Photopool 3467.20 killed, two others captured and four other men wounded when 4:30 experimental College 1570.00 the gunmen opened up with 5:00 CRUTCH 185640 Dialogue 2250.00 machineguns from a passing car Tues. as Eken was entering his own 3:00 WHUS 15422.00 automobile. The wounded men 3:30 Environmental Cor 1300.00 included two of Eken's 4:00 Traffic Court 245.00 bodyguards, an aide and his Alternative News 6905.00 20750.00 chauffeur. Cultural Comm. Government sources said iPEMG SAL] 4:30 Weather Bureau 1.245.00 Thursday's order did not mean a SI SDIC 665.00 national state of emergency, but only that armed forces had been 5:00 Motorcycle 170.00 SO % OFF SKI 1170.00 placed on alert. WRU 734 r.n In another development, the 73.00 5:30 CISL 345.00 prime minister's office Jailing announced the death sentences UConn Vets 500.00 for three condemned terrorists Folk Dance 288.00 would appear in the Tues. government's official Gazette 7:00 State Hosp. Vol. 1835.00 Heritage 79S0.00 Friday. PERKINS LTQ. -The announcement stirred 7:30 PRSM S725.00 speculation in Ankara that the WOMENSWEAR Shalom 1236.00 three, Deniz Gezmis, 25, Yusef UNIVERSITY PLAZA 8:00 Amateur 1004.95 Asian, 26, and Huseyn Inan, 24, Pshchology 1490.00 would die Saturday. HOURS: MON-SAT 10-6 • :30 Orchesis 710.00 Four gunmen who hijacked a SUNDAY 12-5 Physics 520.00 9:00 Gilbert * Sullivan Turkish airliner and forced its 4500.0 crew to fly them to Sofia, Bicycle BuiBulgaria, demanded the release 9:30 Late, Tabled and others 300.00 of all three condemned men as No changes of times will be made. thetheir price for letting 63 D czz 3E XEB3B nrexxxerc a* passengers go free. Page 4 Connecticut Daily Campus Friday, May 5, 1972 kent state u. anniversary free food, fun at 'garden' honored in the classrooms by Charlotte Libov for 7 years. People know they by Deb Noyd should stop. They know the war will also house teach-ins for to hire bands with students' It was a warm, sunny day in isn't worth it. Nevertheless, they If you are one of those people anyone interested in learning funds. Kent, Ohio, two years ago. who go home on the weekend, keep doing what they're doing about video tape systems. On Sunday, May 14, rock, Students sprawled comfortably because its what they've always saying that "there's nothing to On Thursday evening, May jazz and folk groups will on Blanket Hill, talking about done. And if they've always do at UConn", there is a surprise 11, there will be media perform at Mirror Lake. Free the ROTC building which had done it, it must be right." waiting for you on May 11th presentations at Brian McMahon food will be provided by the been burned that weekend. Arthur Costantini, of the through the 14th. Hall featuring films, video slides Inner College and the Thursday, the UConn Anti-War Child Development and Family The Inner College, the UConn and tapes. Experimental College. On that Coalition asked teachers to Relations Department, was Board of Governors, the ASG 'It will be like an on campus same afternoon, the BOG is discuss that sunny Monday when teaching at Kent State when the Cultural Committee and the Genesis," Tiernan said. sponsoring a Black Musk four students were shot. shooting occurred. He observed E xperimental College are Friday, May 12th, at 4 p.m., Symposium at Jorge^nsen John Meyer, a graduate the Student Strike a few weeks working together to produce the the music starts. The Inner Auditorium. student and member of the ago by talking about Kent "as a third annual "Garden" at College is sponsoring local bands The Festival will close with Anti-War Coalition, said,"We situation where people stopped UConn. that will play for free. Experimental college films at didn't want to close down the dealing with people as people The Garden, called the "Free Saturday, May 13th, is Hi ic ii McMahon. University. We wanted to open it and dealt with them as symbols. Peoples' Festival" is a weekend dedicated to the kids, according Tiernan said that this will up to discussions." 'The National Guard treated of free activities for UConn to Tiernan. The Children's Fair probably be the last outdoor Meyer, asked by his history students as a symbol of society students. The weekend is kicked will include cartoons, puppet concert at UConn for a little teacher to speak, said he "tried avoiding it's duty. The students off Saturday, May 6, when the shows, games, arts and crafts, while. to look at the Vietnam War in treated the National Guard as a Inner College builds a geodcisic balloons and refreshments. 'The core group that worked relation to US. intervention in symbol of Nixon and his dome behind Manchester Hall. At 12:30, the music starts on the last three outdoor Mexico in the 1920's and administration." According to Joe Tiernan, again at Mirror Lake, and will festivals is graduating in June. contrast it with US. Bruce Stave, a history coordinator of the Garden of the later move behind Hawley And next year, school will be involvement in Vietnam." professor, told his class he did Inner College, this dome will Armory at 4 o'clock when the out before the spring weather "But more importantly", not want to discuss either Kent house live television tapes of the ASG Cultural Committee puts really arrives," Tiernan said. Meyer said, "people were State or the Vietnam War. Garden while it is in progress. It on their show. They are planning In case of heavy rain, all the thinking, arguing, and being Instead, he asked for "a moment activities will be held in Hawley forced to answer questions they of silence...to think about Kent Armory. may not have thought of State, or the War, or whatever before." you want." SUNDANCE William Rosen, an English professor, said that most of his may 18 students didn't want to set aside children's theatre 4. RESTAURANT the period for discussion and one class insisted he not do it. In troupe performs SPECIALIZING IN Is another class, he discussed the •Baked Stuffed Sole VEGETARIAN AND Vietnam War in relation to its bag of tricks Shakespeare's Trotius And The "Sorcerer's Apprentice" I Homemade Soups FISH COOKERY coming! Cressida. will bring his bag of tricks here »Shrimp & Vegetable "When the play opens, the May 6 and 7 when the Tempera J Trojan War has been going on University of Connecticut ^Assorted Salads Storymimers — a children's Rt. Sl.Sebert Building theater troupe — performs at the ^Sandwiches Conventry, Conn. new experimental theater. *^99 Foo Young Tues-Sun 10 am - 8 pm A dozen "mimers" will pass 742-6182 FREE BLOCK DANCE through the crowd, inviting kids to rummage through bags of sponsored by West Campus in the West Campus Quad grease paint and musical instruments. Budding artists will have a chance to paint make-up featuring "Grey Controversy" on the actors and young "side men" may get to play rhythm OUR HIGH IS 2500 FEET Saturday 9 - 1 May 6 with the Storymimer combo. The improvised performance Rain place: Alumni Quad will treat the age-old theme of the bold but bumbling 'prentice First Jump Course takes just who tries his hand at the master 3 hours **N«»W>*VS/>*%*%»««VMWWUWW^WWAMMAMMMM magician's art. Egged on by the Sorcerer's bratty daughters, the Costs only $55.00 (includes all equipment) young man unleashes forces he August Hill Apartments doesn't know how to control. World's largest and safest The show concludes the University's first full season of 4 1/2 ROOM 2 BEDROOM APARTMENTS Our 14th year children's theater programs. Founded at Storrs last fall, the 8 MINUTES FROM CAMPUS. Over 190,000 Jumps Storymimers consists of UConn dramatic arts students under the 18,000 First Jumps Some outstanding features include wall-to-wall shag direction of Instructor Daniel carpeting, sliding glass doors to private balcony/patio, Ater. Free Brochure complete G£. Kitchen including dishwasher and garbage "The Sorcerer's Apprentice" disposal will be staged in the multi-levelled theater in the Resident Superintendent, Laundry and Storage facilities, UConn Fine Arts Center. There Master T.V. antenna system. p., ORANGE PARACHUTING CENTER will be two performances fea PO Box 96. Orange, Man. 01364 Saturday (May 6) at 9:30 and 11 Model open Monday to Saturday, 8 a.m. to 5 p.m., or call "» LAKE WOOD PARACHUTING CENTER Telephone 617-544-6911 a.m. and three Sunday (May 7) PO Box 258. lokewood. N.J. 08701 429-9225 for information; located on Route 44, half a mile shows at 11 a.m., 12:SO and 2 Telephone: 201-363-4900 east of Route 89. pjn. Admission is $.50.

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SPONSORED BY B.O.G. Friday, May 5, 1972 Connecticut Daily Campus Page 5 eugene o'neil's 'iceman' is alive

by Raul Ponce de Leon Saturday night but it is not too (1946), but takes place in 1912, entrance of Hickey, deep into the murder of his wife, out of Eugene O'Neill's powerful late to see it and it shouldn't reflecting the young writer's Act One, is a tour de force, as it love for her, to end their mutual play The Iceman Cometh closes pass unnoticed. The play was experiences in a New York must be. Hickey shakes his hips, torture, do the others feel the at Long Wharf Theatre this published late in O'Neill's life waterfront bar called The then rolls his strw hat down the full impact of his plight and Hell-Hole (Harry Hope's Saloon length of his arm and flips it their own. Soon after the police in the play). back on his head again. arrest Hickey, howeve r, they lapse back into their dream Iceman is more like a novel, in worlds and as Harry Hope says terms of length than a play. Wallace's interpretation of about his whisky, "Bejecs, Although reading it is sometimes Hickey is, of course, different maybe it'll have the old kick, tedious and the distinctions from Jason Robard' in the now be gone." between its many characters off-Broadway revival in the early I960's. It is no less forceful, sometimes blur, it is still a The staging as usual with however. Wallace's Hickey is devastating emotional Long Wharf, is impeccable. The stockier, more facile and less experience on paper. On the acting, the sense of which you weary. But beneath Hickey's stage, in this 4—hour don't get from reading the play, slickness and evangelical fervor is production, there is rarely a is beautifully orchestrated. Much an obvious sincerity and pain. tedious or extraneous moment, of the credit is due to director Hickey forces the residents of despite the fact that O'Neill can Arvin Brown, whose work I have the bar to confront their Film Society, VDM, Purple Death from Outer Space and Around the be over-explicit. The events bog illusions, but doesn't realize at been watching vv.th increasing Beatles, Fri., 8:00. down only in the third act, but first that men can't live without delight over the last seven years. "Enjoy pure Camp with Buster Crabbe in the feature edition of the this is more because of O'Neill's He has extracted humor, dignity, their "pipedreams." serial, "Flash Gordon Conquers the Universe." The other movie is writing than Long Wharf's and charm from a work that from a 1964 television special with early Beatle songs." production. could have remained an Only when Hickey fully unrelieved epic of despair. College Theatre, Storrs, Sometimes a Great Notion, Fri., Sat. 6:30, No character in the play is mmfm$m$mmmmmmmmKBsWmmmmmmm 9:00. able to live without his illusions. Paul Newman stars in and directed this film based on Ken Kesey's Their experiences ended in the Novel about the Stampers of Oregon, who wouldn't give an inch. past. Although almost all are trying to drown their futures in Film Society, VDM, Ministry of Fear and Diary of a Chambermaid, drink, most were men of some Sat., 8:00. HERITAGE action and consequence. In this Fritz Lang directed Ministry of Fear, this eerie spy thriller starring production, each character is The Black Theatre Workshop Ray Milland. Diary of a Chambermaid was directed by Luis Bunuel, distinct and pitifully separate, a story of Perverse Foot fetishism and anti-Catholicism starring and each has the power and Jeanne Moreau." presence to draw you back into A member of the ASG at the his past, at least during the Capitol Theatre, Willimantic, The French Connection., Fri. through moments he is talking. The University of Connecticut Tues., 7:00, 9:00. inhabitants of Harry Hope's If you have not yet seen the best picture of 1971, you still have Saloon need to bounce their PRESENTS another chance. personalities of each other, yet they fully realize that their Paul Carter Harrison's Mansfield Drive-In, Route 32, Together and Mafia Girls, Fri, Sat, pains, unfulfilled desires and Sun, 8:00. downfalls can only be intensely Together features a couple of UConn students in this X-rated sex private; they are locked into documentary. Mafia Girls stars Marlon Brando's daughters. There their loneliness. They are down TABERNACLE will not be a dry handkerchief left after seeing these two "films." as far as they can go, but in May 4, 5, 6 1972 talking about their past they Experimental College, VDM, East of Eden, Sun., 7:30. invest themselves with true, but E. 0. Smith Auditorium This was James Dean's first, and probably best movie. Elia Kazan sad dignity. directed this film which is based on John Steinbeck's modem classic. It also is free. 8:15 p.m. Everyone awaits the arrival of College Theatre, Storrs, Tales from the Crypt, Sun. through Tues., Theodore Hickman (Hickey) Admission: $.75 6:30,9:00. played by Lee Wallace, a In an interview, Joan Collins (who is in this film) said she would successful traveling salesman and For Reservations call: never act in another horror movie. I wonder why? See for yourself. a long-time friend of Harry Hope I (William Swetland). Hickey 429-3311, Ext. 1206 THEATRE always dispersed the gloom in Studio Theatre, Fine Arts Center, The Threepenny Opera. 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■9 HaH eUMe Page 6 Connecticut Daily Campus Friday, May 5, 1972 campus feature knobler, man with creative energy by Karen DeAngelis creative energy. In addition to side of a hill in the Berkshire of his brothers is the art of professionalism, rather than being a painter, he is an Mountain town of Middlefield, supervisor at Union College in as a dilettante." His hands are broad and illustrator, printmaker, sculptor, Mass.. Knobler brought in Schenectady, N.Y., and the Knobler invented a hydraulic muscular; his fingers, thick yet author, inventor, and house approximately 30 tons of other is an associate professor of printing press, now in use at the gracefully strong. Gripping a builder. fieldstone for the foundation chemistry at U.C.L.A. UConn print shop, with funds gnarled black pipe with his little 'If a man is a good painter, he and its 21 - foot - high fireplace. During World War II, Knobler from the University Research finger, he cradles a slender may be good on one, maybe two "Every once in a while you was one of several artists Council. The press makes it paintbrush between his thumb other areas," said a colleague. get an idea, and you never know assigned to .Fort Sam Houston, possible to produce wooden and first two fingers, and with "But Knobler can move around when or how it will come in Texas, to paint portraits of block prints on a large scale. It swift, sure strokes, outlines in in many forms of art both handy in working out another important army medical men for uses hydraulic pressure instead watercolor the fragile figure of a competently and gracefully. He idea," says the artist. "I don't the National Tropical Diseases of hand - or lever - pressure woman on the drawing pad. All is confident in teaching any think I've ever done anything Museum. ■which has been used for around him his students set up course in the department. His that's been a waste of time." Before joining the UConn centuries. He hopes to test the easels, mix paint, or chip at problem is that he doesn't have Knobler is 45 years old. He faculty as a part - time art possibilities of using this press small logs with chisels and heavy enough time to do all I h<- things has light brown hair, a sand - instructor in 1952, Knobler for printing wood engravings and wooden mallets. he has taught himself." colored goatee, and keen blue taught at Florida State for embossing. Formerly head of the Several years ago, Knobler eyes. His voice is deep, and he University and at the School for University of Connecticut traded one of his paintings to an speaks slowly and thoughtfully Creative Work in Hartford. He School of Fine Arts, and a architect friend for a set of plans to his students as he instructs has worked as an artist and art professor in the department for a house which he could build them, never taking his eyes from director for several advertising since 1967, Nathan Knobler is himself. Today the house rises the drawing pad in front of him. agencies and as graphic designer intimate with the sounds of on 18 concrete piers from the "E veryone has some potential for the Hartford Symphony "i find it Orchestra. Knobler's paintings and prints have been shown in many interesting national, regional and local exhibits, and have won several prizes. His works hang in the Brooklyn Museum, the to measure Philadelphia Academy, the Smith College Museum, and the Munson Williams Proctor Museum in Utica, N.Y. myself against He has had one - man shows in New London's Lyman Allyn Museum, the Wadsworth •>•> Atheneum, and the New York different criteria City Gallery. One of his charcoal figures was included in a national traveling exhibit sponsored by the Drawing Society and Federation of Knobler is currently Artists in 1965. remodeling and restoring his In his enthusiasm for ideas of 1795 house in Mansfield Center. all kinds, the artist has directed Behind the heavy front door, the his perceptions toward exploring large, clap boarded white house is many other areas. filled with the smell of paint and '1 find it interesting to turpentine and the sound of a measure myself against different drumming hammer. criteria," he says, "to see how I Knobler first met his wife, the stand up against other former Lois Jean Mandell of disciplines. There is a great deal Bronx, N.Y., when they shared a of cross - fertilization between life drawing class at Florida fields. I enjoy finding these State University where he for fulfillment," he says. "It's relationships and carrying them taught. An artist herself, Mrs. satisfying and useful to use as over into my field, as long as I Knobler's watercolor paintings much of onself as possible — to can do it with a certain amount have appeared in several shows. feel that there are parts of you that you've stretched in every direction." Once, unable to replace a broken windshield - wiper on his English Ford, Knobler called on a dentist friend. Together they casted a mold of the broken part in dental silver. The windshield - wiper now works. Knobler grew up in a family where work was a necessity. The son of a window - washer in Newark, NJ., he was expected and encouraged to get his hands dirty. At the age of 12, he was designing tombstones and painting signs, as well as printing silk screen posters for the local A&P. Although he chose to concentrate on the fine arts and attended the Arts High School in Newark, Knobler studied civil engineering for three years. He attributes a continued interest in the sciences to his parents, who, he says, taught him respect for knowledge and education. One MUM LKMTMKIKttfci Roy Wood has fused the highly acclaimed rock of his group. The Move, with light symphonic music, to produce THE ELECTRIC LIGHT ORCHESTRA. England's Disc Magazine says it "could be the sound and combination to take over where the Beatles left off. ..Comparison is inevitable and favorable!'

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She describes her husband as accomplishment. being he^best critic. "I work with my son. I think "He's never idle. He has a with him. That's all I can do, great endurance for physical really. His world is still new and work," she says. "When he vital. Everything interests him." decides to do something, hell do One art instructor refers to it until it's finished, and hell do Knobler's term as head of the it well, whether it's building a UConn art department from stove, or working on a delicate 1962 to 1968 as "a period of piece of sculpture. He also does increased coherence in the some wonderfully refined department. Nathan Knobler is cooking." Several of Knobler's always asking questions, and is colleagues will testify that his vitally concerned with the fate Beef Wellington is indeed a of the department." specialty. Since he gave up the position Knobler built the coffee - as department head, Knobler table in their living room from says he has more time to devote what once was the chestnut to teaching and to his own work. floor of an old garage. He also Dissatisfied with the material available for teaching a course in art appreciation, Knobler wrote The Visual Dialogue. Widely used throughout the country, "the inside the text, also in a Spanish edition, attempts to establish an understanding of the interdependence between means of a and ends in painting, sculpture, and architecture. If a viewer is to understand what a painting television set means, Knobler believes that he must also understand how that meaning is communicated. The book includes hundreds of is a photographs, diagrams, and color plates of objects in the arts projects. He has also investigated and sculpture, often coupled achieve the impact of NASA." as well as in the applied arts. St. the possibility of establishing a 99 with a misunderstanding of the Because of this, Knobler Patrick's Cathedral shares a page school for environmental studies art of the past. But acquiring the thinks that the arts arc becoming beautiful thing with a McDonald's Hamburger at UConn with several groups same sensitivities toward the more and more personal. His art, stand in the architecture section, affiliated with the Center for and that of his wife, is directed and drawings by Picasso from visual arts as we have toward the Environment and Man in literary arts, Knobler says, toward a more intimate, private collections appear side Hartford. would require at least as much subjective kind of world. refinished the dark wooden by side with those by children Knobler believes that an artist education in the visual arts as we Teaching provides him with a bookshelve in their library, and from the sidewalks of New York can react to the complexity and have given in the literary. flexible schedule, where blocks built his wife a sky-lit studio on City. beauty of modern technology "ii we lived in a more highly of time can be devoted to the second floor* of their To Knobler, the general either by trying, often without perceptive society, it would be a exploring his world, as well as to Mansfield Center house. public suffers from what he calls success, to fuse it with art, or by communicating it to his "visual illiteracy" - the inability less polluted society," Knobler But Knobler calls his eight - turning to explore his own inner students. to understand current painting says. "You can't get upset about year - old son Adam his greatest self. Perhaps Knobler himself best pollution if you can't see it, and 'The inside of a television set this requires the trained eye sums up the style and is a beautiful thing," he says. philosophy of his I ife: "The which most people don't have." "What it does is beautiful. It's Knobler has served for three whole nature of art involves a just one example of what kind of honesty which won't years on the University Research industry is able to produce, but Council, a committee which allow you to live with something no artist can compete with such which isn't the very best thing supplies funds for research and large - scale technology. It's a you are capable of doing." evaluate s grant supported lost cause for an artist to trv to An alternative to long, lazy days with nothing on your mind.

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A creative service will be Israeli life." is set for the field house An Israeli movie, a coffee presented on Friday, May 11, at "Arab-Israeli Relations" will Do you want an exotic for American and foreign house and discussions on Israeli 7:30 p.m. at Ilillel. Following be discussed Tuesday, May 9 by vacation around the world students, and the International life will highlight the second the service, written and Jacob Berlowitz, a representative without the cost or so much as a Students Association. annual Israeli Cultural Week, performed by members of the of the Jewish Agency. He will plane ticket? Students from "far "Live" entertainment will be May 7-12. group, refreshments will be speak in Commons 310 at 8:00 away places with strange — provided throughout the The week of events, served and an Israeli dance group p.m. sounding names" — such as afternoon of the fair, with sponsored by the Shalom Group will perform. "Sallah", an Israeli comedy Sierra Leone, Jamaica and demonstrations of Israeli, Greek, and open to the public free of Also during the week there staring Topol, who was Malawi — are joining forces here Ukrainian and Puerto Rican folk charge, begins Sunday, May 7 will be an exhibit on the kibbutz nominated for an Academy to present the sixth annual dancing, and African drum with a booth featuring Israeli in the lobby of the Wilbur Cross Award in his starring role in "International Fair" Sunday music. A Jamaican steel band customs and artifacts, and a Library. On Thursday, May 11 a "Fiddler On The Roof" will be afternoon, May 7 from 1-4. will also perform at the pair. folk-dancing demonstration at table will be set up in the shown May 10 at 8:00 pjn. Booths will be set up selling Many foreign students and most the International Fair. Student Union lobby from 9-4 Shalom and the ASG will jewlery from India, foods from performers will be dressed in Abraham Yekel, director of p.m. with information about jointly present an Israeli China, South American, France costumes typical of their native the International Cultural Center travel and living programs in coffeehouse Thursday, May 11 and Greece, and costumes from land. for Youth in Jerusalem will Israel. at 8:00 pjn. in the Student various parts of the world. Members of the UConn speak, Monday May 8 at 7:30 According to a spokesman Union Ballroom. Appearing will Virtually all items will be on Amateur Radio Club have p.m. in Commons 310 on from the Shalom Group, "the be Yacov Dan, an Israeli sale, with the proceeds offered to send overseas radio "Educating Israeli Youth for object of the week long activity folksinger. earmarked for International messages to families of foreign Peace and Tolerance." is to make people more aware cf House, a central meeting place students from around the globe. megovern endorsed by •Manufac.urcrs suKRcs.fd rct.il price. East Coast POK Tr.nn-por.,!,.,,,. MM and I.Krai lam, optional co.uipn.cnt, dealer preparation charges, if any additional uconn demos Senator George McGovern is the choice of the UConn Young THE SPORTS CAR JUST VOTED THE Democrats for the next President of the United States. "A fairly good number of BEST UNDER $3,000 IS ALSO people" in the approximately 20 member club voted to endorse McGovern at the Democrats' Tuesday night meeting, THE ONE FURTHEST UNDER $3,000. according to Richard Roberts, a '■—- -^'-~^ member. 'The group is planning to do some work for him (McGovern) in the future," Roberts said. Officers of the club could not be reached for comment by the Campus Thursday night. Classifieds 9 Great Dane, AKC, black female, 11 months old, great with kids. $200. 4 29-0 163. Guitar for Sale: fender model Jaguar electric guitar. Dual pickup, tremolo bar, case and small amp. $ 190 or best offer. 423-7269 after 5 pm For Sale: Suzulkl X-6 scrambler. Call 4 29-713 5 after 6 p.m. Apt. to sublet: June 1 - Sept. 1, 2 bedrooms, alr-condltloned, mater antenna, wall-wall carpeting, semi-furnished. Wllllngton. Negotiable. 429-9463.

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Bring your own blanket, etc. 1-2 persons, perfect for couple, 8 8:30 p.m. at Water and Air. 8' Something Different! East Campus 1-537-3009. sponsored by BOG Railroad St., Wllllmantlc. Poets: H. acres of woods, brook, pets welcome. Council presents a coffeehouse - 429-7754. Blaly, G. Butternlck, K. Delponte, C. dance featuring "Square Inch Real For Sale: '71 BSA 500 Motorcycle Free film: James Dean In Ella Stein. Estate". Frl., May 5,7:30 and 9 p.m. $850. 429-5526. Kazan's film "East of Eden", based SUB. Apt. to sublet for summer: on Steinbeck story (U.S.) Sun. May wood haven, 4-1/2 rooms, air - '68 VW, new tires and brakes, Coed night: this Frl. May 5 with ■ J 7:30 p.m. VDM. Experimental Free block dance featuring "Grey conditioning, pool, furniture excellent and clean condition. $800 volleyball at 6 :30 and swimming at 8 available. Call 429-8014. or best offer. 429-7 801. College free film festival. pm In the men's gym. Come for fun Controversy" In the West Campus Marketing Club final party: Friday, and exercise. Quad. 9 p.m. - 1 a.m. Sat., May 6. For Sale: '71 Honda c 1-350. Rain place: Alumni Quad. Sublet: June, July, August; 2 5th. Open to paying members and bedroom apt. Woodhaven Park. Excellent condition. Price - $7 50 their guests only. Get map with May 5th Demonstration: Westover" ■ an Dishwasher, garbage disposal, pool firm. Call Ted at 429-6096 or Instructions In Marketing Dept. AFB, meet 12 noon at "Main Gate Poets from the Trinity Poetry center privileges. Cheap. 4 29-2144. 429-2007. office. Shopping Plaza" on route 33, and UConn will read. Wed., May 10, Chicoppe, Mass. March on the Main 8 p.m. In the Storrs Community Sell: Fender deluxe reverb amplifier, Summer sublet: A beautiful duplex Spanish club: Professor Slade from Gate. Civil disobedience for those Center lounge. 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Meeting House, near comer North featuring Southwlre. Knoll wood sublet: 1 bedroom apt. Eaglevllle and Hunting Lodge Rds. Finding a meaningful life's work: unfurnished, walk, to campus. June 8 All welcome. 429-44S9 for Info. Vocations for Social Change People Meet at our Friendly confidential Wanted: 1 bedroom apt. for the to August or Sept. Cheap. 429-1631 from Canyon, Calif, will be In SU coffee. YGGDRASIL. The drop-in month of August only. Call ext. 16 71 after 5 pm. Alpha Lambda Delta Intlates: meet In 207. Frl., May 5th from 10 am for center, Hall Dorm lounge. or 264. SU 208 at 1:30 Sun. May 7 th. general discussion. Those Interested Sun-Thurs., 6 p.m. - 2 a.m., Frl-Sat6 For Sale: Sears port, color TV used 1 In helping start a vocational center p.m. - 6 a.m. All are welcome. For Sale: Akai tape recorder M-10, 3 year, like new, - $150. Chestnut Duplicate Bridge at International here should come at 9 am. motors, cross-field heads, auto brown suede fringe Jacket, new, size House. 7 :30 p.m. Fri, 5 th of May. All Student Travel Assoc. will be In the reverse, brand new. $395. Sacrifice. 40-42. $25.429-7017. welcome. Coffee served. SU lobby from May 8 to May 10 to 525-9205. Rehearsals for International Fair collect full payment for summer Sublet: Wllllngton Oaks. June 6 - Spanish Club: Prof. James Slade from >erformance Fri. May 5 at 3:30 at flights and answer questions. Also, Apt. to sublet: Woodhaven apts., 2 July 31,2 bedroom apt., furnished, MCC will come to sing Marlachl Hlllel and Sun. May 7 at 3 p.m. at the meeting May 9 th at 8 p.m. in SU bedrooms, wall-wall carpeting, full basement, dishwasher, easy hitch music at International House, Tues., 'eld house. 102. dishwasher, balcony. Available June to campus, reasonable rent. May 9,8 pm. to Sept. Call 429-9514.

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2 female roommates needed for Sept. Wanted: nude model for several Gibson B-25, 6-string guitar with Sublet, available May or June; fall Flea Market and craft show Walden Apts. Alr-condltloning, pool, hours In Hartford studio. Call case. $100. Call Matt 429-8890. option. 3 1/2 room apartment. Air sponsored by the Warrenvllle Baptist dishwasher, 2 bedrooms. Call 429-3183. Good ducats paid. George conditioned, carpeted, balcony, Church. Sat., May 6th, 10 am -5 pm; 429-6207. Apt. to sublet: June 1 thru August, laundry in building, garage, disposal Raindate May 13. ' Ashford Chopper - Honda 305, Springer, "66 semi - furnished, 4-1/2 rooms, 4.29-5398. Elementary School route 89, I raveling? Stay overnight free! Stuck engine, really clean. 4 29-3619. $130/month. Call 429-3524 or Warrenvllle, Ct. Snack bar. Free at home? Meet traveling people. 4 29-3136.2 miles from campus. Sublet: 3 bedroom house summer parking. Exchange privileges with members In Apt. to sublet for summer with only on Route 195. Air U.S. t id Canada. Write: University option for Sept. 2 bedrooms, easy Dune Buggy Stuff: Pick-up body, conditioned, carpeted throughout. Travelers Club, Box 9147, Berkeley, Large backyard, almost fully For Sale: sports car - 66 Datsun hitch to campus. Single bed for sale •shortened chassis, all accessories. 1600. Convertible-body, engine C4.9470O. 429-7291. Everything new, will sell at loss. Call furnished. $180 a month plus utilities. 1-872-2919. (good condition), new brakes, good ext. 1530 ask for Al. gas mileage. Call Mike Rublno For Sale: 6 7 VW fast back, excellent Roommate wanted: 1 mile from 429-6411. condition, 4 good tires, and 2 new campus (Carriage House). Very Apt. to sublet June-Sept: Brand new Two bedroom apt available for snow tires. Call 429-0069 after S cheap, June 1 - August 31. Call 2 bedroom apt. remodeled house. summer and/or next year In p.m. Woodhaven Park. Reasonable Wanted: 1 Or 2 roommates for 4 29-7112. Keep trying. Approx 5 minutes from campus. summer and enxt year. 1 1/2 miles Route 32. 429-4971 summer rent Pool, dishwasher, Ours Is the best! Sublet huge carpets. 429-7 3 7 8. from campus. $4 7,'mo nth and split-level apt. All appliances, 68 VW, nes tires and brakes, utilities. Tom 487-1648. Lost: Brown men's wallet between dishwasher, air-conditioning, excellent and clean condition. $800 Ford 66 convertible Galaxle 500. or best offer. 429-7801. South Lot and SS. If found please carpeting, porch, cellar. Cheapo, call 456-1059 or Ext. 1514 at White, black top, ren Int. 289 V-8, Education Report: If you have a Cheapo! Best offer. 429-3151. University. std, shift, power steering and power previously Ignored complaint about Apt. to sublet: 4 1/2 rorms. 2 brakes. $550. Call owner 429-4590 the University of Connecticut and Dancers wanted for on-campus stag. bedrooms, 1 1/2 baths, all appliances, or429-9984. r-ou would like to have It Included In Call Kane429-454S. alr-conditloned, balcony, fully For sal*: Dynaco FM-3 tuner sur report to the State Legislature, carpeted, furnished, very reasonable. realistic 50 Watt amp. Lafayette Apt. to sublet for summer - Carriage jiease send it to Education Report, Sublet cheap: June-August, inc. 429-4479. tower. Two glass belted A-70 x 13 House. Call 429-8632. 3ox 1316, Hartford. Conn. 06101. S110/month. 2 bedroom apt. tires. Sib. 4 2 9-8/04. Wllllngton Oaks. Call 429-7436 or For Sale: '65 Volkswagon, good For Sale 196 7 Mustang (convertible) Wanted: a waiter's or dishwasher's 429-8187. running condition, $325. Call Len, Job on campus for 1972-73 school Rental wanted: Married grad, 1 child, Needs engine work. $200.00 or best year. Please cailJoe, 429-6745. 429-2836 or 423-9040. offer. Call 4 23-3425 (evenings) For Sale: '67 Slmca, 4-door, snow desire 2-3 bedroom house or quiet tires, 30 & mpg, good condition. Found - black pocketbook Inquire apts. for June 1. Around $170. Cal, Male college student seeking to share To sublet for the summer - 4 1/2 S300, Call 423-7533. at SU Control desk. 473-0086. apt. for summer. Will share expenses. room apartment w/w carpeting: 1 For info call collect (919) 294-3069. mile from campus. Call 429-4383. Apt to sublet: June-Sept. 1 As your Campus Capri bedroom, llvlng-dinlng room, Representative, I can arrange special kitchen, $120/month. Call 429-5397 student discounts, special student after 5 p.m. financing, and student delivery priority through Newman Lincoln-Mercury, the dealer who has 6 5 Corsa Corvalr hard-top. sold more Capri's than any other Collector's Item. 4 speed manual dealer In New England ... There must shift, In excellent condition be a reason. 429-295 7 after 6 pm throughout. $475. 872-6761. Mark.

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