m9 Nov. 28 Athanson expresses little confidence in State Dept. Athanson said local media is more interested ByCARLGLENDENING in covering Athanson's legal defense of an The United States' inability to correlate Iranian student being deported for forgetting domestic and foreign policies since World to tell immigration authorities that he tran- Warll is the main reason that the country is sferred from one local college to another than now involved in a crisis with Iran. Hartford Athanson's veto yesterday of an ordinance Mayor George Athanson said last night. that would allow condominium conversions in Mayor Athanson. speaking to a group of 50 Hartford. people at the library, said he has little con- "You would think that they would be more fidence in the State Department's handling of interested in what I'm doing to help the poor the crisis and expressed dismay that Rep. people of the city, but instead they want one to George Hansen (R-ldaho) has been able to ac- comment on something that I have- been doing Hartford Mayor George A. Athanson (staff photo by complish more than the State Department by for the past twenty vears." Athanson said. acting on his own. Dan Neiman). SEE PAGE4 Gkmnecttntt Satlg Campus Serving Storrs Since 1896

Vol.LXXXIIINo.61 STORRS, CONNECTICUT Wednesday, November 28,1979 Rebels: We've mined the Embassy

TEHRAN. Iran (UPl)-Moslem ruler did not say when such a trial Iranian air space would be shot ter the espionage embassy by any militants Tuesday warned they have would start. down. means and to abduct the hostages or booby-trapped the U.S. Embassy With a U.S. Navy carrier force In Washington, President Carter the injure them." building where 49 Americans have steaming toward the Persian Gulf, briefed Congressional leaders on the been held hostage for 24 days and Iran readied orders for a general crisis and one senator said the A student communique, broadcast Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini rejec- military mobilizaiton and banned all president made it clear the "honor of by the state radio, said they had un- ted in advance any U.N. call to free commercial flights over the holy city the country comes before the lives of covered a plot that was to be carried of Qom. Khomeini's headquarters. the captives. the hostages." out during expected mass demon- Khomeini again insisted the Alitalia airlines said in Rome it The students controlling the em- received a warning from Iranian of- bassy said they had mined the strations in front of the embassy on Americans, whose "act of espionage Nov. 29 and 30. when Shiite Iranians has been proven to the Iranian ficials that anv commercial airliner building where the hostages were straying from its predetermined flight being kept after learning "the filthy mourn their early martyrs. Imam nation." would be put on trial as Hossein and his 72 followers. spies. But the 79-year-old de facto path or not flying high enough in American agents are planning to en- Carter calls hostage treatment 'disgrace' WASHINGTON (UPI) - President Carter said Tuesday the treatment of the 49 American hostages in the U.S. Embassy in Tehran - bound, threatened and held at gunpoint for more than three weeks - is a "disgrace." "They have not been permitted to speak a word," Carter said. "They've been threatened at times at pistol point and encouraged to make statements contrary to their own inclination. "The hostages are not being treated well. They have been kept bound, now, with hands and feet tied for 23 days. They have not been permitted to speak a word. When they have spoken, to say 'Good Morning' or 'Good Luck', they have been punished." "This is a reprehensible thing and a disgrace to everyone who believes in civilization and decency," Carter said. Carter spoke on the Iranian crisis at a White House briefing for community leaders from New Hampshire, Vermont and Maine. Reporters were not allowed o attend but some of Carter's remarks were passed to reporters by those at the TEHRAN — Floral bouquets for militant Moslem students are placed outside ihe U.S.Em- briefing. bassy where dozens of Americans arc still held hostage(UPI Wircpholo). Security Council Carter to SHOWERS... postpones debate Increasing cloudiness, windy and mild with showers face press likely in the afternoon. Highs 55 to 60. Wednesday night showers and windy. Turning colder with lows 28 to 38. until Saturday on Iran Thursday partly sunny, windy and colder with highs in the 40s. UNITED NATIONS (UPI) - The U.N. Security Council held a perfunctory 15-minute meeting Tuesday and adjourned its WASHINGTON (UPD- INSIDE... debate on the American hostage crisis until Saturday night, Presidcnt Carter will hold accepting a request from Iran for respect of Islamic holy days a nationally broadcast this week. news conference Wed- What do Vietnam Veterans Against the War have to do with Only Secretary General Kurt Waldheim and council the current Iranian issue? See page 6. nesday night to answer President Sergio Palacios de Vizzio of Bolivia spoke briefly questions on the crisis in gC abo a emphasizing the urgency for action to defuse the crisis which n Jn^. T" """8 °8 " song on the airwaves is ex- Iran, press secretary Jody plained. Seepage 10. they consider a direct threat to world peace. Powell said Tuesday. Iran asked for postponement of the debate and informed Interested in cross-country skiing this winter in Man- the council that its Foreign Minister Abol Hassan Bani-Sadr sfield? Seepage lb. The question and answer would arrive in New York Saturday evening to personally lead session with reporters was his government's delegation in the debate. Girls and boys have made up Christmas lists for Santa slated for 9p.m. EST Iran's special envoy Saeed Sanjabi said the U.S. decision in the East Room. It will Claus requesting the 'regular' items, but one Christmas list not to take the floor at the emergency meeting at this point asks for a bit much. See page 2. be carried live by the "is a very positive sign. Anything else would just aggravate major networks. the situation," he told correspondents. Paje 2 The Connecticut daily Campus, Wednesday, November 28,1979 In our opinion 8WM&An». a i Mir Public funding mia necessary for abortions The rich can...The poor can't. That's what Congress is saying by refusing to pay for most abortions for poor women. Luckily the Supreme Court recently agreed to reconsider whether Congress can continue to do this. The question of whether abortion is right or wrong will always be debated. Some believe that aborting a fetus is murder. Others believe that life does not begin until birth. Whether it is right or wrong, it is legal. And it has been since the court approved it in 1973. Because it is legal, the court has saidthat women have the right to make a choice. By not financing abortion for those who cannot afford it. Congress has limited that choice. All I want for Xmas... Without public funding for abortion, poor women are forced to bring unwanted children into the world which they cannot support once they are born. And without financial Michael Calvert not true Santa. I swear. If you give me a aid. poor women arc often forced to settle for cheaper, un- c/o The Connecticut Daily Campus woman I'll never ask you for anything again. sanitary, and dangerous abortion methods. Box U-189. Storrs, Conn. 06268 I'll feed her and take her out and take really Those who are against abortion, may object that their November 28. 1979 good care of her, I promise. Please. Santa. I'm public money would be used to fund what they are against. desperate. Mr. Santa Claus But the alternatives arc frightening and unfair. I don't mean to sound impatient, but I've Igloo Industrial Plaza been waiting for years now to meet Ms. Right North Pole. Earth 00001 and my patience is beginning to wear a little thin . this would certainly save time, and I'm (Eonnecttcut Sailjj (Eampua Dear Santa. not getting any younger. Well, it's that time of year again, isn't it? My. how time flies. It seems like only yester- SERVING STORRS SINCE 1896 day I was sitting down to write you last year's letter. I must admit I was a trifle piqued when I didn't get the Ferrari I asked for. but then the MARY MESSINA gas crisis came along. There you go. Michael. I EDITOR IN CHIEF said to myself. Santa knew best. Ferraris get KEN KOEPPER MARK BECKER lousy mileage. Anyway, thanks for the new MANAGING EDITOR BUSINESS MANA GER typewriter. I really needed a new one. the old Royal was getting a bit clunky. Thanks also for getting me one with pica size type rather than Kong, Khomeini: elite, which has reduced the length of my term papers about 20 percent. You think of everything. crush now, I feel I can say. without fear of corrtradic- tion. that I have been a pretty good boy this pay later year. I've been working hard in school and I've eaten all my vegetables-well, most of my The movie "Son of Kong" -the sequel to "King vegetables, you know how dorm food can be. Kong" -begins with promoter Carl Denholm. the I've called my mother every week and I've man who brought the giant ape toNew York City. hardly lied at all. I realize you know all this, hiding in a rooming house from summons-servers. but I figured it wouldn't hurt to remind you so Everyone in town is out to sue him for the damage done by you will be more kindly disposed toward me King Kong. when you are making your list and checking it Something like that is beginning to happen over Iran right twice. now. Be that as it may, let's get on to the business Last week, the Ayatollah Khomeini announced that Iran at hand. I know you're a busy guy, and 1 don't .■■■■ >'••:';•*■■:■■:-•■.';,v:-:: :'•:'•. HKPwWK was cancelling all its foreign debts. He and his foreign want to take up any more of your valuable minister. Hassan Bani-Sadr. arc committed to severing all time than is necessary. ties with the western world -which they believe is corrupted I really had a heck of a time trying to decide by Satan -and this is the first step in that process. what to ask you for this year. I have just about As for specifications. I'll leave that to your But Tuesday, three American companies affected by that everything 1 need. There is. however, one thing judgement. Check my file, and then I'm sure decision sued the Iranian government -Khomeini -for which I do not have, and it's something I could the boys in the shop can come up with breach of contract. really use. Only it's not exactly a thing. something. At the same time, this month's President of the United' I want a woman. I can just see your bushy I'd really appreciate it. Santa, no kidding. I Nations Security Council. Sergio Palacios dc Vizzio of white eyebrows going up when you read that! promise to be good to hcr--l won't beat her or Bolivia asked for the immediate release of the diplomatic But I'm serious. I really would like to have a anything like that. Just give me a woman and personnel being held hostage in Tehran. Iran has almost no woman. A real one. not the inflatable kind I'll be the happiest little boy on earth. support among the nations of the world. France and Egypt (although if you should have any problems That's all for this year, I guess. Give my best have condemned Khomeini's government. procuring a real one. I'll take what i can get). to Mrs. Claus . the Elves, and the Reindeer, Khomeini and Bani-Sadr believe they can wrench their After all Santa. I've been very well behaved and make sure you bundle up good and warm country out of the complex web of international relations this year, and I think I deserve some sort of before starting out. I'll leave you a shot of which bind our planet together today. They arc wrong. They brandy on the coffee table in the living room. cannot. reward. A woman would be just perfect. I don't feel it's asking for too much. Merry Christmas! When the Ayatollah comes crashing down, just as when King Kong was shot down off the Empire state Building, Now I can just hear you saying: Oh. sure. Yours sincerely. someone will still have to pay the bills for the monster's Michael says he wants a woman now, but if I Michael damage. give him one he'll just play with her for about P.S. -- I'll leave two stockings hanging on the an hour and then get bored with her. That's mantlcpiece.

DOONESBURY by Garry Trudeau US PS 129580 Second-class postage paid OKAY, IF EVERYONE HAS I'M IF. BANN0N, COUNSEL IT IS MY UNHAPPY TASK TO STILL NO WORD at Storrs, Conn. 06268. Pub- SOMETHING TO DRINK, IV FOR THE FIRM OF TORTS, BE HERE TODAY TO READ FROM THEDE- NOT A lished by the Connecticut UKE TO 6ET THIS SHOW TARTZ AW TORQUE, AND THE WILL OF MR. DUKE, WHO CEASED YET, PEBP, MAN. ON THE ROAD. PERSONAL ATTORNEY FOR IS.. UH.. PRESUMED DEAD RIGHT? LETS DO Daily Campus, ill North ./ r AMBASSADOR AT THIS TIME. i IT. Eagleville Road, Box U-189 Storrs, Conn. Telephone: (203)429-9384. Subscriptions :$10 non-UConn students. United Press International telephotos are provided at no cost to The Daily Campus by the Willimantic Chronicle and United Press Interna- tional. Subscriber: United Press Int'l. The Connecticut Daily Campus, Wednesday, November 28,1979 Page 3 When the pressure gets too great...

By BARBARA PERRY an understanding at-, Dialogue is staffed mainly the ability to hear, but Gary Dunn, a seventh "Hello, Dialogue. This is mosphere for anyone by student volunteers. They listening with understanding semester psychology student, Lynn speaking." needing to discuss a problem are trained to be aware that is a skill that must be works at Dialogue because he There is a pause, and a or just wanting to rap. problems always exist, but developed. Listening skills wants to go into clinical timid voice says, "Hi...I'm Dialogue was started 10 that willing listeners are of- are taught to the staff psychology and Dialogue is a really depressed." years ago to provide coun- ten hard to find. through over 100 hours of in- good experience. "This gives "What are you depressed seling services to UConn and This is Seth Greenblatt's tensive training. Workshops me a feel for the field -class is about?" the surrounding community. second semester as a staffer and weekends are devoted to not the same as going out "1 just can't handle all It offers support and en- at Dialogue. He says it is im- bettering communication and doing." these pressures anymore. 1 couragement through a portant that a client does not skills of staff members. An Dialogue is more than lear- hate this school. I feel like phone- line and drop-in cen- feel nervous about calling. entire weekend is spent lear- ning to help others. Dunn I'm backed up against a ter located at 4 Gilbert Road "I speak calmly so I can ning how to respond to says "It's people-oriented, wall." at the Center for Personal make them feel as relaxed as problems. Each participant and I like interacting with "It sounds like you're Growth. they can, as though they're in "Empathy Weekend" people." He recommends feeling panicky about all the Rhonda Farrah, staff engaged in a regular conver- shares his or her own Dialogue to "anyone who work you have to do." coordinator at Dialogue, sees sation. I try to make the per- problems. Each staffer then has the time and wants to get "I am... there's just so its primary value as "An son feel he's not abnormal; learns how to respond em- involved with people," and much to do. I have exams--I outlet for students and other that (many others have pathically as well as how it adds. "I've got a lot out of haven't studied nearly individuals who feel alien- similar problems." feels to be counseled in this it-confidence in that I can in- enough--I used to think I was tated and don't have anyone Greenblatt says that he manner. teract better with people intelligent and I could cope, else to talk to about does not simply offer The staff of Dialogue is outsideof Dialogue." but now I don't think I can." problems they are confron- solutions. "I feel it's better made up of students who All members of the Lonliness, anxiety, ted with." Farrah says for callers to resolve their major in everything from Dialogue staff are required depression, and academic Dialogue's services are vital own problems. chemistry to history. A to join a "Personal Growth" pressures are some of the to a campus the size of It's more satisfying for a background in psychology is group, and many feel that many problems faced by UConn, and stresses any person to realize that he's not a prerequisite, though this has helped develop their college students. Although community's need for the capable of arriving at a many psychology majors self-awareness. these problems are seldom kind of services Dialogue solution himself,'' he adds. find experience at Dialogue Most of the clients who easy to solve, Dialogue offers^ provides. Most of us are born with helpful. visit Dialogue's drop-in cen- ter are students and mem- bers of the surrounding community. The staff receives many long-distance calls from others who are aware of its services. Some call for counseling, while others call for information. Shareowners Speaking Dialogue has a referral ser- vice which includes phone numbers and names of social service agencies that people Excesses in government regulation are a drag on the economy. have not been able to find elsewhere. The referral ser- Regulation gone amok feeds inflation, stifles economic vice has information such as growth, and siphons off money business needs to invest in pro- locations of Federal housing jects that stimulate economic activity and provide jobs. agencies, rape counseling Growing public awareness of the strangling effects of over- centers and alcohol coun- seling services. regulation is reflected in a poll we took among United Technol- Farrah explains the worth ogies shareowners. To 40,000 owners of our common stock, we of Dialogue's services in a sent brief survey forms posing six questions about government commuinity in which it is regulation and asking the recipients to check off their answers easy to feel lost: "I guess the and send the completed forms back to us. We received some best way I can explain it is the feeling of being alone in a 11,000 filled-out cards. crowd where there seems to Here are the questions we asked, together with a tabulation be something really impor- of the answers we received: tant, it seems as though you • Will less regulation of American, business help curb inflation can't find someone who reallv wants to listen. We and improve the economy? WANT to listen." Yes — 81%; no — 15%; no opinion — 4% • Do government regulations seriously hamper the operation of the free-enterprise system? You can call Dialogue at Yes — 88%; no — 10%; no opinion — 2% 429-64X4. or visit the drop-in center any day of the week • Should the government control wages and prices? from 5 p.m.-l a.m. Yes — 17%; no — 78%; no opinion — 5% • Should the government control or redirect profits of business? Yes — 8%; no — 90%; no opinion — 2% Letters • Will less regulation by government have a negative impact on health and safety? Policy Yes — 23%; no — 68%; no opinion — 9% All litters submitted for • Should railroads and the trucking industry be de-regulated in publication on the Daily the same way as the airlines? Campus editorial page must Yes — 83%; no — 9%; no opinion — 8% include the name, address, and telephone number of the We think there's a telling message for Washington in the out- author for verification pur- come of our survey. So we've reported the results to President poses. Authors' names will Carter, other officials in his administration, and Connecticut's be withheld on request. U.S. Senators and Representatives. Letters must not exceed 250 words and must be typewritten and double- spaced.

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By GERRY BRIGADA centages, as students look Route 195. and will soon be Planets, sun spots, glowing through the refracting lens to opened to students. The meteors, and an occasional gaze at various objects. The $20,000 telescope is 16 inches falling star are just a few of telescope contains filters to in diameter, weighs half a the objects you see as you observe sun and sunspots. ton, and will allow observers gaze through a telescope out Due to the pollution on to see finer detail and larger into the heavens. campus and the skylight in- objects. With the new Any UConn student can terference the University telescope, one will also be gaze at the heavens in the ob- recently installed a new, able to trace images and serva tor y in the Physics more powerful telescope. photograph objects under Building. Professor Richard Cynthia Peterson, a UConn observation. Paolino teaches the course. physics profesor and head of You may not find a new "Elementary Descriptive the astronomy department, system or planet, but you'll Astronomy" (155). at 7:30 said she started working ten be amazed as you look out p.m.. Monday through years ago to build a better into the heavens and study Friday. Visitors are welcome observatory at UConn. the fine details of the moon Hartford Mayor George A. Alhanson (staff photo by to sit in on the class. The The new observatory is or the other planets in the Dan .N rim an). course includes observations located off campus. on sky. of various constellations, planets, and nebulas. The class consists of 60 people. Young Democrats ..Athanson The observatory was built FROM PAGE ONE in 1970 and was opened to all reschedule meeting Athanson called Hartford a "third world cit> "because of its UConn students. It contains a double-lensed telescope The Young Democrats of UConn, who will sponsor their high concentration of blacks. West Indians, and Hispanics. He voter registration drive Dec. 5-7 for the Connecticut claimed his victory in the Sept. II primary against Hartford with a six-inch diameter. There is also a revolving roof primaries next spring, have made a change in their City Council member Nicholas Carbone. whom he called a schedule. Originally scheduled to meet in McMahon Hall which opens to allow more "tin horn dictator", was because the third world people cafeteria Dec. 5 from 7 p.m. to 9 p.m., the Young of the city voted for him despite opposition from the White precise observations. Obser- vations are calibrated in per- Democrats will meet with students from 4:30 p.m. to 6:30 House, and because $300,000 was given to Carbone by dif- p.m. instead. ferent corporations to finance his mayoral campaign. FRIDAY is the last regular publication of this semester. tSUBOilrW Display Advertising Deadline: TODAY at 1pm

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Starts Fri, Nov. 30 "Onion Field" •SUBU* Starts Wed, Dec. 5 "When A Stranger Calls' IT'S A GREAT DAY FOR A ' ' ■ ' . . The Connecticut Daily Campus, Wednesday, November 28,1979 Page 5 Gillis: 1-84 will help UConn By USA STENZA Despite opposition from the Connecticut Citizens Action Group, the completion of Interstate 84 may be advantageous to both the University of Connecticut and the Storrs-Willi- mantic area, UConn's vice-president for finance and administration said. Arthur Gillis, said 1-84 would provide students and faculty with easier access to the school. "It would be an aide to many students who would like to commute, but can't," he said. "The highway would be a public service." Gillis also said there is "a distinct possibility" that the value of UConn land will go up if the highway is completed. Local real estate agents agreed the land close to the highway will rise in value. One real estate agent believes the increase in business brought about by the new highway would lead to an increase in land value. Local merchants also said the completion of 1-84 will result in improved business, and would solve current traffic UConn students prepare for final exams, but seem relaxed in the basement lounge of the problems in the area. University Library (staff photo by Dan Ndman).

By JACKIE GRIPPO the ROTC hanger, and with UConn posters will The weekend will end "Wild White Wonderful several dances on the travel to the Hartford with a concert Sunday Winter Weekend" was the campus. Civic Center to watch the night at Jorgensen theme selected by the Friday's activities in- UConn URI basketball Auditorium. Wild White' Board of Governors for clude a pep rally, a bon game. There will be a meeting this year's Winter fire on the Graduate field, Yakaitis said the best- today in the United Weekend Weekend to be held Feb. said Larry Yakaitis, decorated bus and car will Nations Room at 4 p.m. 6-10. chairman of Winter each win a prize. for area councils, dor- Following the game, a Events start on Thur- Weekend activities. mitory representatives, party for UConn students planned sday Feb. 6 with dor- On Saturday a UConn and others interested in mitory events and caravan consisting of is planned in the Sheraton- organizing Winter programs, beach parties in decorated buses and cars Hartfod Hotel ballroom. Weekend activities. The Sports Supplement is

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V THE sBumnlALWEntv/nn/E V / air Fin Paqe6 The Connecticut Daily Campus, Wednesday, November 28,1979 Shah recuperating: Moslem rebels forced may leave US Friday into Grand Mosque basement appeared to be underway moving gradually to arrest the dissidents and NEW YORK (UPI)-The RIYADH, Saudi Arabia (UP1) - Saudi final medical obstacle to Tuesday for his return to hand them to court for trial." his Mexican home in exile security forces have driven the remnants of the departure of the shah the Moslem fanatics who seized the Grand of Iran from the United as early as Friday. Mohammad Reza Mosque of Mecca into the basement of the The state-run television showed the first States has been cleared shrine in a tear gas attack that forced "large film of Islam's holiest shrine since the away and preparations Pahlavi was reported in guarded condition, groups" to surrender, a Saudi officer said dissidents seized it seven days ago, showing recuperating from a 45- Tuesday. parts of the building and teams of workmen cleaning up and repairing the damage. minute non-surgical Press reports said the gunmen held "a few procedure that "crushed hostages." and removed fragments" Information Minister Mohammed Abdu It said the pictures were taken Tuesday and of a gallstone in his bile Yamani said the government forces "control it clearly showed some pillars in the mosque duct, a spokesman for all exits from the mosque's basement and are riddled with bullets. 'New York Hospital- Cornell Medical Center Immigration said. Ray Rebhann. the hearings hospital spokesman, said wireline studies would be conduc- ted "for the next few begin days" to determine if any LOS ANGELES (UPI)- of the fragments were left Immigration hearings began in the bile duct or if in- Tuesday for the first of 146 5 protesters take Shah Mohammad Reza flammation had Iranian students in Southern Pahlavi(UPI Wirephoto). developed. California found subject to possible deportation. National Guard base The students were ushered one by one into four small MOUNT CLEMENS, Mich. (UPI) - Five protesters calling Iran: fly high courtrooms of the Im- on the United States to "get your bloody hands off Iran" took migration and Naturalization over the commander's offices at Selfridge Air National Guard Service. The appeared before base Tuesday for 45 minutes. or get shot down administrative law judges to They abandoned their seige when the commander demanded to go to lunch. The five, who identified themselves ROME(UPI) - Iranian authorities have warned that any "show cause" why they should not be sent back to as members of "Vietnam Veterans Against the War," locked commercial airliner straying from its predetermined flight themselves in two adjoining offices with the base commander, path or not flying high enough in Iranian air space will be Iran for not having legal visa status. a civilian aide and a secretary. shot down, the Italian state carrier Alitalia said today. They demanded the commander, Col. Raymond Even, Alitalia officials said they received the warning in a Telex The 146 represented the total the INS so far had telephone the Pentagon to deliver a "proclamation" decrying during the day from Iranian aviation authorities and that it possible military involvement and demanding that the shah applied to all commercial airline traffic flying over the found in possible violation of be returned to Iran. Even steadfastly refused and told the troubled Middle Eastern nation. immigration laws after inter- viewing about half of the unarmed protesters, "enough is enough, we're going to Alitalia officials said the warning, headlined, "advice to lunch," and FBI spokesman said. navigators." ordered all commercial flight traffic over Iran 6.000 Iranian students enrolled in Southern The four men and a woman were arrested and charged with to maintain an altitude of at least 14,760 feet and stay trespassing, a misdemeanor carrying a maximum penalty of within previously announced flight patterns or be shot California colleges and universities. one year in prison and a $5,000 fine. They were held pending down by the Iranian air force. arraignment before a U.S. Magistrate. THE ERIOR •£r The Extraordinary Secret Santa Headquarters the BEST selection of Stuffed Animals Murray Louis

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BY STU GARBER There are few things as frustrating played with Rollins and the other for a jazz fan as seeingmaster like Milestone Jazzstars, Ron Carter and Sonny Rollins become involved with McCoy Tyner, last Fall. On two other a group of minor talents, the way cuts here, "And Then, My Love, I Rollins has in the past few years. Found You." and the title piece. Universally recognized as one of ja's Foster's incessant, unimaginative most influential tenor saxaphone cymbal-pounding-becomes so op- players. Rollings has, for some presive that it nearly obliviates any unknown reason, decided he prefers enjoyment you might get from to play with young, funky electric hearing Rollins' sax-work. How musicians rather than his more ex- Rollins, who's played with Art perienced and imaginative contem- Blakey, Max Roach, and Roy poraries. Haynes-three of the greatest jazz Now. there's nothing intrinsically drummers of his time- could actually wrong with electric jazz, aside for a enjoy playing with such a plodding sad tendency toward cliche and and unimaginative lightweight as sterility, and Rollins himself has. in Foster is beyond my understanding. fact, recorded some very fine work in Not all of the problems here can be the genre--most notabley on the first blamed on Foster, of course. It's side of last year's "Don't Stop the Rollinswho's written the arrangemen- Carnival" and on 1977's "Easy ts, and the most upsetting moment on Livings", with George Duke and the album is strictly his doing. It Tony Williams. His new album, Sonny Rollins' 'Don't Ask' [MUleneum Records]: a comes near the end of a piece called though, with its seemingly defensive frustrating disappointment. "Disco Monk."Just as Rollins wraps title. "Don't Ask." is afrustrating up his most tender solo on the album, disappointment. The musicians he familiar with Rollins' better work. spired blowing by Rollins, is slowly leaving your in a state of rapture, the •works with here, though competent, "Harlem Boys ,"a seven-minute funk pulled down by the tedious funk music kicks into a cliched disco vamp are inferior compared to his own piece that opens the album, suffers rhythms, while Sonny's bold ex- complete with string ensemble syn- genius. and the tight funky from both of these faults. The beat plorations sadly dissolve into mere thesizer and tambourine. What has arra igements so unsuited to his own never changes throughout the song; finger flexing. gotten into this man? exploratory style that the music- what begins as a very lively, dan- A good part of the blame for this Another puzzling aspect of this ceable number with some very in- becomes almost intolerable to anyone belongs to drummer Al Foster, who SEE PAGE 9

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HARTFORD (UPI) - Connecticut state State police spokesman Adam Berluti said it police Tuesday sifted through gambling will be some time before arrest warrants are records and other evidence, preparing to seek issued, but that troopers believed they had at Bottle bill to dozens of arrests in what they said was a $20 least temporarily disrupted the operation million a year professional sports betting ring. which was believed to have ties with organized crime. take effect Jan. 1 Lt. John Bardell said he expected 30 to 50 The evidence was seized during a series of HARTFORD(UPI)-Con- state enviornmental protec- people will be arrested as a result of raids in 10 towns Monday night by a force of necticut's long fought-for tion officials said Tuesday. evidence-gathering raids Monday night. State 85 state and local police. The lawmen "bottle bill" ban on on-re- gaming officials have estimated illegal sports confiscated about $30,000 in cash, betting turnable beverage containers The starting date of the law betting as a billion dollar business in slips and gambling records and took bets over and flip-top cans will take was assured with appro al of Connecticut. the phone. effect as scheduled Jan. 1, second set of regulations proposed by the Department of Environmental Protection Radioactive waste House subjects FTC spelling out the mechanics of the law's implementation. DEP legislative liaison materials looted to more regulations Laura Inouye said the new regulations approved by the WASHINGTON (UPI) - The House, in a vote described as Legislature's Regulations CARSON CITY Nev. (UPI) - Barrels containing both a black day for consumers and a landmark move against Review Committee and state radioactive waste materials were systematically looted big government, voted Tuesday to clamp further restrictions Attorney General Carl Ajello between 1967 and 1973 at a nuclear dump site at Beatty, on the Federal Trade Commission. were less detailed than an Nev., a Nuclear Engineering official testified Tuesday. In legislation which must still be acted on by the Senate, earlier set rejected by the at- Frank A. Wenslawski, an inspector for the federal the House voted 321 to 63: torney general. agency, said the cannisters received at the site were -Subject each new FTC rule to review and possible by Ajel said the original opened, and the contents were removed and distributed by Congress. regulations proposed by the dump site employees to the general public. -Order the agency to drop its decade-long eff rt to write DEP this fall went beyond However, under cross examination, he said that some of rules ending fraud and deception in the funeral industry. what was allowed by the the items were later recovered and none was found to -Exempt agricultural cooperatives, including the giant "bottle bill" legislation present a significant health hazard. Sunkist Growers Inc., now under FTC prosecution, from adopted by the Legislature jurisdiction by the agency. last year. Christmas Shopping Bus Trip to: The Connecticut Ballet Company n arms Mall The

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CREDIT UNION MEETING Wed., $125 per month all utilities, kitchen 6:30PM Commons 310. A28 Miscellaneous privl's. Short walk to campus, move In Dec. 1 -429-4195 or 456-2231 ext 269. Applicants for the School of Educa- Marketplace FR30 tion's undergraduate nursery!kinder- garten through grade eight certifica- UCONN SKATING CLUB: Finalized tion program are invited to attend a Ann W.: I lent your America album to hours for 78-79 season: Mons. or discussion and information session on the Ayatollah, but he won't give it Weds., 7:45-9:15. Any new members Thursday, Nov. 29, from 7:00 to 9:00 Personals back to me until I return his Shah welcome-bring $12.00 dues with you Events in room 315—School of Education. album. I'm working on a solution. to rink. It's NOT too late! Questions - For additional information call ext. J 429-6206. M28 4113. A29 Etienne- Are you sure that southern Hutch- Good luck tonight. Wish I seas are better than northern ocleans? ALPHA ZETA MEETING Nov. 28 at If he hasn't taken you to the ATTENTION: RESIDENT ASSIS- could be there (or the opener. P28 -Jo BIDWELL TAVERN, be sure he's the 6:30 in CA 327 for new initiates. Old TANTS. On 11-8-79 a dart clinic, members urged to attend. A28 one who says I'm sorry. ENTERTAIN non-alcoholic, was held at Goodyear. Lori, Here's to a fun filled evening Your right Mike, What am I going to MENT Nightly. M5/2 45 people showed up. Have you with Clay and Doug tonight I P28 do without ya? Why don't you stay an Need A Break? Come learn ISRAELI fulfilled your non-alcoholic require- FOLK DANCING with us. Thurs. extra semester, like the rest of us. SPRING BREAK IN DAYTONA, $276 ANNIE DAALING-(the girl who loves ment? For info, and help call 456-0116 Nov. 29 7PM Hillel House. Newcom- Huh? includes flight and board. $50 deposit to cuddle Lebonese teddies bears!) E27.29 ers welcome. A29 HAPPY 20th-turnlng 20 is not all that by Dec. 1 Contact Ann or Joanne. 429-9112. M29 Remember those BIG SUNDAES at bad! Love, Li P28 This Wednesday Nov. 28, 7:30 p.m., Hamilton's last Sundae Sale? We are University Library Level 2, Video having another sale with lots of ice Ruth-I'll never say anything about -TAILORING- I do expert tailoring. Room, Free lecture on the Transcen- cream and brownies, this Wednesday sleeping again. For Sale Alterations, weaving, and also custom dental medltaiton Program. All Wel- Night. Begins 7:30 till 11:30 at Carol-When are you going to fix the made dresses on premises. Call come! ! A28 Hamilton House. E28 minkey's tail? "NERIMAN" for appt. between 9AM FOR SALE- 1/2 Fare American and 9pm. 429-1444, 146 Hunting Airlines coupon. $45. 486-3294 or PANCAKE BREAKFAST: Sousa Meeting of "El Circulo Espanol" on Watch out for the junk man (He's Lodge Rd. Storrs. M30 486-4222. House, Sunday December 2nd from Wed., 11/28 at 8PM at the Puerto singing). P28 10-1. All You Can Eat. Be there!! Rican Center. Plans for the New York 100 W. Marshall Bass Amplifier and E30 trip will be discussed "Ceil es Girls with Long Hair-Volunteer for speaker cabinet. White finish. Call workshop in macrame & braiding. Wanted Herida" A28 Eric at 456-3104 after 3:30. FS28 BAGEL BRUNCH: Sunday Dec. 2nd, Don't worry! We won't cut your hair. noon, $1.50. Topic: Economic Perspec Need a Break? Come learn ISRAELI Jeanine's Unisex Styling, Holiday Diamonds, Gold & Silver. Custom fives for the classes of 1980-82. Hillel FOLK DANCING with us. Thursday, Mall. 429-4970. P30 Designs, Repairs. DAVID WRIGHT, WANTED on SUBLET or Long House. E30 Nov 29 7PM Hillel House. Newcom- JEWELERS Rte. 44, Ashford. lease 'wo-bedroom apt. Storrs area. Fennor, Brimstone, Kazor - Sorry I ers welcome. A29 429-7101 From 20-. ■*»« or Uan. Call 429-6543. UP IN SMOKE! Sponsored by Beard wasn't home, drop by anytime. Bring W28 .^ along some friends. I've got plenty of B Thursday, November 29 at 8, 10, 71 Maverick 4 dr. w/AC, New . and 12 at LS154 $1.50 E28 Eastern Council of the Connecticut interesting things to keep you occu- muffler & exhaust pipe $400. Please Piano Player and vocalist wanted. Call Fly Fisherman's Association Nov. 28 pied. LOVE, FATE P.S. I almost have call 429-4436. Keep trying. FS29 742-6978 between 9 and 1. HW30 program will feature a slide presenta- your Christmas presents wrapped. Russell A's No. 7-Munch-out after BOG. New Years Party Friday nite tion entitled "KNOTS" The program Maybe they'll be under your bed. WANTED: Housing beginning early FOR SALE: Flute, Gemeinhardt, Nov. 30th 12-3 am (Burgers, Eggs & will be narrated by Lou Tabory, a very P28 December. Preferably close to cam- trench model, solid silver head, more) E28 popular, well known writer and angler hardiy used. Best offer. Call 429-5088 pus. Quiet, nonsmoking female, Open to the public. Wed. Nov. 28, AGR BROTHERS RIDDLE Part 2 , FS29 1-642-7994 I will pay for call. W7 Mansfield Middle School at 7:00pm When does Thanksgiving dinner come * Concert/Beerfest "Fountainhead" at R.O.T.C. December 1, Saturday, Free Door Prizes A28 before Pilgrim? HINT: Spuds, but no Housing wanted Jan. with 2 or 3 '71 Volvo Wagon-Good condition, 8-12:30, $2.00 Admission. Beer Pro- JelloM P28 housemates. In the woods. Transfer needs transmission. $500 negotiable vided. West Campus Council Sponsor student. Neat. Yoga. Call Mark at A Free Film: Paul Jacobs and the 429-8441, Michelle. FS29 ed. E1 Hi Maryjo! How are your curls? P28 226-0682. W3 Nuclear Gang at the IDC Wednesday COLLECTOR'S ITEMS-Theonly pro Nov. 28 at 7 PM. A28 M. Rossi-did you read the for sales Female roommate to share 1 bedroom Need more man just a stereo? duction alloy mags for 280-ZX or Z. Professional 2000 Watt System for today? (ha, ha!!) P28 apt at Walden. Call 429-8*51 after Never used Call Steve 429-8209 FS29 5:00 ANY size party. Call C&M Sounc 429-4006, 872-2318. FR29 To the French Waiter who works on Nutritional Sciences Club and Depart A-side and once in a while on B, Caber ski boots for sale. Excellent Do Come! Pre-Holidays Sale and Art ment Christmas Party WHEN: Dec. 5. someone thinks you're gorgeous. (I'll condition-used 1 season. Unisex size Exhibit. Nov. 23—Dec.1. 3-5p.m. and WHERE: Student Union Rm. 216 give you a clue-its me). P28 8, $35. Call eves. 429-0426. FS30 For Rent 7-9p.m. -Refreshments- 50 per cent TIME: 4:30-9:00pm. This party will also be a reception for Elna Daniels. FOR SALE: Year old, king-sizeo discount on all paintings over $10.00 Donna G- We both had Pina Coladas, during this years show — $5-$500. 24 All students are Strongly encouraged Crawford D's were good & strong. waterbed. Complete with headboard, to attend!! A30 Housemate wanted-Room available Willowbrook Road Storrs, Conn. You switched to beer, heater, base. Perfect condition. $250. negotiable. Felicia 429-5983 evenings. immediately in small country home 06268 Ruby Gilman, Painter. Call I couldn't stay long. 429-2418 for directions if needed. My vocabulary has Improved, FS30 with two male students on the "Have you had the breakup of an Coventry/WIIII border. The house is E29 but this rhyme is a bit off. intimate relationship within the last small, so you must be flexible and Live long and don't lose your smile. EPIPHONE ACOUSTIC GUITAR-Ex- year?" Please contact Rikke Wassen- reasonably sociable. $100/month plur "M" P29 cellent condition. Maple sides and berg at 429-5314. Confidentiality as- back, rosewood fingerboard and utilities; about 7 miles from campus sured. Participants needed for Ph.D. Ski Week to Stratton over Christmas bridge. Deluxe hard shell case. Call 423-0019. FR 30 Lost & Found Dissertation. A7 break—filling up quick! Call Pat 487-6470. FS30 FOR RENT: Single and double rooms 429-2441 or Lynn/Donna 487-7458. are opening up for next semester. 1 /2 P28 FREELANCE HOME TYPIST Seeks Reward if found. UConn Class Ring, Students and Profs. Work Done on mile from campus. Full kitchen. $129 80, B.S., Business, name was inscrib- and $114 per month-includes every- Jack, it was great fun seeing you at selectric at 6o cents double spaced ed inside. Please contact Anesti a' tMng_Call_429-6884._ FR30_ ^ ^ . 0 the Bidwell Tavern. Let's meet you page. Call Sandy 429-4083/429-9942. A 259Q 6 evenings LF3 Ride Board there again Tuesday. P30 FS30 FOR RENT: Single room available FOUND-Pre Thanksgiving-Turquoise Lois, it was great fun seeing you at Garrard turntable, belt drive with immediately. 1/2 mile from campus. pendant. Call 486-4812 to Identify RIDE NEEDFD TO Albany, N.Y. (or Bidwell Tavern. Let's meet you there record stacker w/cartridge $50. Call Full kitchen. $129 per mo>ith includes everything. Call 429-6884. FR30 LF30 vicinity). Leaving 11 /30 after 2:00 pm again next Thursday. P30 Craig 487-7061. FS28 Will snare expenses. Call Randy ' Red ?k' |acket in the jungle Friday 429-2197 or leave message. RB29 3 bedroom house on Coventry Lake To the brothers of ZETA PSI, We are FOR SALE: one FOZZIE BEAR, price night Call Steve 429-3768. -Reward- is negotiable! Call 429-6982, quick! Completely furnished. No lease. Avail half way through HELLWEEK and we LF1 are still nothing but...zero, zero, this is a hot item! FS28 able as of Dec. 1st. Call 742-9679. zero... Pledges P28 FR29 CHRISTMAS TREES- Beautifull FOUND: Gold Ring with Precious stone by CBT. Found Thursday Nov. F. of P. At least If we have a little pig shaped for dorm and home. HYE- acres Rte 44A, Mansfield 1.7 miles 15th. Contact Cindy Batterson B now we're legal) Thanks for the Female roommate needed Spring LF30 quickie wedding. The Main Pig P28 east of Kathy Johns. 429-2635. FS30 1960 Cheney Drive Apts.—Behind Hilltop Apt. Furnished, $100/month LOST: Red Wool Scarf lost Sat. Eve in To Beard B's chapter of the A.S.P.C. Spring Break spend 8 days and 7 plus utilities. Call Debbie—429-7832. Grad Field Area. Missed Much Al- ready. Lost Nov. 17. Please call A., You got rid of Spot. He was a pal, nights, BERMUDA, round trip jet, FR30 a comrade, but what does that matter meals included, meet student nation- 429-1024 LF28 Get personal to you? You are cold people. B.B.T.C wide. Plus more In this island paradise, from $239.00 If interested C.P. P28 LOST: Gold chain with pearl in center call Dom 487-6937 FS30 FOR RENT: Own room in beautiful 4 between Phil's and S.U. Great Senti- Nancy, Ouch! Humple got us. The D's bedroom house In Ashford. Two with fireplaces, two bathrooms. Plenty of mental Value. Reward. 487-6771 P28 Remember when UConn was still fun? Buy a Stowe "End of the World room to romp in the woods. $100 P29 Finey, Just when you thought it was Party" shirt Sizes Med & large Few monthly. 429-7379 after 7. FR29 Daily safe to lend out your keys... YLB & left. Call Crazy Mike 487-6938. FS30 YLS P28 Realistic STA-84 25 watt receiver, WANTED: Roomate (male or female) Campus Sarah H. Don't forget to check under asking $200. Realistic SCT-18 Dolby for 2 bedroom Millbrook Apt. Big Activities your bed before you go to sleep cassette deck, asking $155. Both living room and eat-In kitchen. Own classifieds tonight!! P28 practically new, 429-9704, Jim, 305A. Room approx. 2 mi. from campus. FS30 $150 per month plus electricity. Call COLD FEET—Warm them with 487-8274 and ask for Pat. Keep trying. 4corn Slipper Socks. Natural leather LAST SALE OF THE DECADE, 'til FR30 iole double-lock stitched on 100 per Dec. 8th-selected jewelry, scrimshaw, VARSITY SOCCER TEAM Candi- dates—There will be a meeting for all :ent wool regularly $18.50 now sold buckles, etc. 10-25 per cent off- at the WANTED: Two female roommates for or $14.95 by Sigma Phi Epsilon. Craft Collage, Rte 195 Storrs, Univer- Willlngton Oaks starting in January. soccer players who wish to be November 29, December 3 & 4 sity Plaza-Happy Holidays! $75.00 plus utilities. Beautiful Apt., 2 candidates for next year's team on Wednesday, Dec. 5 at 4P.M. in the -10:30-2:30 in the Student Union. P.S. "Secret Santa" Patronizes our miles from campus. Call 429-6041. P.E. Classroom. A30 P29 shop. FS7 FR30 Page 14 The Connecticut Daily Campus, Wednesday, November 28,1979 NE basketball re-arranged, rough and ready

chanpionships. as opposed to The Friars lost Chuck BOSTON (UPI)-New Aleksinas to UConn. but England launches another four last year. Syracuse is the choice of couldn't use him this year college basketball season this anyway due to ineligibility. week with a new conference the conference's coaches to win the initial Big East title, And guard John Nolan and a re-arranged ECAC broke his hand in practice. It North which includes 10 a crown that should carry an NCAA berth with it. Gavitt will be another long year, but even predicts three teams Seton Hall, who lost guard from the league may make Nick Galis a Celtics draft theNCAAs. pick, will be just as thin. The Orangemen have four ECAC NORTH starters returning, including 6-foot-8 Louis Orr. Several Holy Cross has Ronnie pre-season polls rate final four. Guard Reggie Perry and that's a lot. How Syracuse in the top 10. They Carter is one of the best in mobile he'll be after summer have been in eight straight the East and St. John's has knee surgery is questionable. NCAA tournaments. added 6-foot-7 Curtis Red- But with Perry, passing whiz Georgetown was 24-5 last ding. Bob Kelly and Charlie vear and returns all five star- Boston College has 21-9 Browne in the middle the ters. Their backcourt of John last season, but lost guard teams, three from upstate Crusaders look like the class Durcn and Eric Floyd is ex- Ernie Cobb. Coach Tom New York, eight of whom of the ECAC. cellent. Craig Shelton is a Davis is hoping guards Dwan Rhode Island will need a will make the play offs. Chandler, Mike Bennett and The new conference is the solid forward. big lift from forward Jimmy St. John's returns all five Jim Sweeney can fill the Big East, the brainchild of Wright and freshman Horace starters from last year's team void. Up front, he'll have Providence Athletic Director Owens and may surprise. which narrowlv missed the Joe Beaulieu, Rich Shrigley Dave Gavitt. The league con- and Bin Caraher back. sists of seven teams: Boston Connecticut last year's sur- College. Connecticut. Providence. Georgetown. St. prise ECAC winer, returns John's. Syracuse and Scton super sophs Corny Thom- pson and Mike McKay. Hall. Prompted by the Big East, They'll have to replace Ran- the ECAC realigned its dy Lavigne and Jeff Carr, Division I North lineup. and Jim Abromaitis should Canisius. Colgate and help up front. Corny Thompson goes Providence has a new Niagara join seven New over Rhody's Jim Wright coach in Gary Walters ex- England teams. Eight will in last season's ECAC Dartmouth, but little else. qualify for the post-season playoff game. Students & Faculty PLANAHEAD LARGEST STOCK OF Arrange now for copying and typing end of semester needs FIOMfi an lor loveti We specialize in term papers, resumes,master thesis, JEANS 4 CORDUROYS in Carnivorous plants'! EASTERN CONNECTICUT! and doctorial dissertations. Venus Fly Traps (thousands in stock!) HIGH QUALITY COPYING are here! ALL SIZES We have great "CHINOS" FAST TURNAROUND TIME GIFT KITES $9.95 UP University Plaza for $1.99. SI ItIM I S < I Ml II 1232 Storrs Road M-F 9:00-5:00 Downtown Willimantic Storrs. CT.06268 P.O. Block, MB, 195 "Where It's All 487-0081 SAT 10:00-4:00 407-1193

ATTENTION: Special Christmas Sale of Clothing Gift Items The FINAL Planning Meeting for the Afro- American Cultural Center Christmas Par- Jewelry Leather Goods ty will be held Wednesday, November 28, at 4:00 pm in 310 Commons. Student Union Lobby (til Nov. 30th) sponsored by Indian Students Association Tues. Wed. Fri. 9am -5 pm 2 - 5 pm All committee members please attend... Thur

This Week on BOG Video channel 6 in the SU lounge: Student's Most Wanted Consumer Reports howtimes Tu - Th - 9, 12, 3, 8 Fri. 9, 12 •:;•"' y. •.••• v ■■•■'■ ■ ■ • ■'■'•I /».». I ■ • * ~ ' < r * The Connecticut Daily Campus, Wednesday, November 28,1979 Page 15 Beal, Walton named to all-YanCon team AMHERST - The University of Massachusetts dominated the 1979 All Yankee Conference football team announced today following a vote of the league coaches by placing eleven men on the mythical first team while Boston University had six first team selections. New Hampshire's Dave Loehle. Boston U's Bob Speight ajid Mai Najarian, and UMass' Karl Nyholm and Kevin Sullivan were first team repeaters from a year ago, and Minuteman quarterback Mike McEvilly was the only unanimous first choice of all six coaches. FIRST TEAM SELECTIONS OFFENSE WR Dave Loehle (New Hamp.) Sr. DWIGHT EVANS WR Kevin O'Connor (Mass.) Sr. TE Marty Paglione (Mass.) Sr. Evans, OT Bob Speight (Boston U.) So. OT Karl Nyholm (Mass.) Sr. OG John Cochran (Boston U.) Sr. Lockwood OG Phil Estes (New Hamp.) Sr. OC Dave Bengston (Boston U.) Jr. signed by Sox QB Mike McEvilly (Mass.) Sr. BOSTON (UPI)-Dwight RB Mai Najarian (Boston U. Sr. Evans and Skip Lockwood. RB Leroy Shaw (Rhode Is.) Jr. UConn's Ken Miller drags a URI defender into the end one player who wanted to PK Sandro Vitiello (Mass.) Sr. zone. The junior tight end was named to the second stay and the other who wan- DEFENSE all-Yankee Conference team. ted to come home, signed multi-year contracts Tuesday DE Sam Stepney (Boston U.) Sr. with the Boston Red Sox. DE Frank DiTommaso (Mass.) Jr. Evans, a three-time Gold DT Steve Beal [Conn.] Sr. ...Rowe Glove rightfielder, signed a DT Dan Petrie (Mass.) So. five-year deal worthabout $2 MG Ray Benoit (Mass.) Jr. FROM PAGE 16 million. Lockwood. a relief LB Greg Donahue (NewHamp.) Sr. pitcher taken in the free LB Pete DiTommaso (Mass.) So. Since then, he has concentrated on his administrative agent draft after spending CB Ted Walton [Conn.] Sr. positions, but rarely misses a UConn athletic event and can last year with the New York CB Kevin Sullivan (Mass.) Sr. usually be found on the edge of his scat during the H uskies Mets. signed a four-year deal S Matt Slane (Maine) So. basketball games. for SI.2 million. S Mike Kelleher (Boston U.) Jr. "11 guess Dave's got to think I'm the best man lor the P Tim Fontaine (Mass.> Sr. job." Rowe admitted. Committee Against Racism presents: FORUM: The Sports Supplement RAN & WAR is Fri, Dec, 7 An analysis of recent events in Iran and the increasing danger of war there. We must say NO to U.S. Imperialism's war plans before it's too Display Advertising Deadline: late!! Be there! Fri., Nov. 30. at 4pm Wed. Nov. 28--Monteith 143 Call 429-9384 for information 7:30 P.M. C.A.R., P.O. BOX 356 STORRS, CT\ rrtfc PART-TIME WORK OPENING ON UCONN'S During winter recess in the BOARD OF TRUSTEES --STUDENT POSITION-- New England city of your XT" 'lowers are for lovers Any registered full-time UConn students choice! can be eligible for candidacy. RGIS inventory will be holding interviews on Christmas Thursday, December 6, 1979 from 10am until Party??? Letters of intent of candidacy with a 6:30pm in Student Union Room 216 for permanent don't forget biographical sketch and/or position part time positions on our over 30 New England crews . Work during vacation in your hometown Flowers & statement (no more than a total of 250 words) and return to continuing employment in the Storrs Corsages and a 3x5 black and white photo should be area. order early. sent to: Craig Showalter STEC Chairman For more information cal Student Employment GulleyHall U-48 Storrs Office 486-3474 P.O. Block Rie 19S 487 1193 to be received by: 4:30 pm. Mon.. Feb. 4th 2W Diamonds, Gold and Gems 429-7786 Custom Designs, Repairs And get ice for just 1c a pound up Ashford, Conn, at the Junction of Rt. 44 & 89 to 30 pounds per keg Open Tues.-Sat. 10-5 or by Appt. No Deposits on Kegs Free Delivery - Thurs.. Fri.. Sat. 429-7101 No Service Charge Engagement Rings Gold Chain $5.00 minimum please! Page 16 The Connecticut Daily Campus, Wednesday, November 28,1979 Home opener Husky skaters host Chargers tonight

By CHARLIE VACHRIS Senior Jim McWade will man the nets for "We're looking forward to an exciting the Chargers. McWade has a 5.40 goals game.*' UConn hockey coach John against average in four games. Most of the Chapman said of tonight's home opener goals he has given up came in the Chargers' against the University of New Haven. 12-2 loss to Division II powerhouse Merri- "New Haven had an exceptional season mack. But the loss wasn't McWade's fault, last year because they made the playoffs." as he was forced to make 49 saves against Chapman said. "And they beat a strong the Warriors. North Adams team Monday night to up their For the Huskies, New Haven is the record to 3-1 this season." opening game of a tough 24-game schedule. The Chargers are a young team, with Among UConn's opponents will be seven of three freshmen among their leading scorers. last year's Division II playoff teams. But New Haven's top scorer is freshman right Chapman is looking at the '79-80 season wing Don Lord, who has scored five goals optimistically. and has five assists for 10 points. Lord plays on the Chargers' top line, centered by his "We're a young team, with at least one brother Jaimie. and including John Miccley freshman on every line," Chapman said. at left wing. "So we have to be careful and not make too many mistakes." Right behind Lord in the scoring race is "The team as a whole is a question mark. sophomore center Tom Gentile, with three Hopefully some of those questions will be goals and six assists. answered in the New Haven game," he The Chargers were able to recruit one of added. the New Haven area's top high school prospects. Marty Crouse. who has scored seven goals thus far. Another top freshman is center Scott Bracis, who has four goals Announcement and three assists for seven points. On defense. New Haven is led by a pair of Hockey night In Storrs. The Huskies tangle with the WHUS, 91.7 FM will broadcast the sophomores. Dave Cicerchia and Don Chargers of the University of New Haven tonight at 7:30 hockey game between UConn and UNH live MacMillan. p.m. at the UConn Ice Rink. tonight starting at 7:25 p.m.. Robbie Ftorek will be the between-period guest. sports Dee Rowe's 'greatest honor'

"We've remained close through the years. STORRS (UPI) - Three years after he We worked well together during the Cont- stepped off the basketball court at the inental Cup games. He knows what he can 'It's unconscionable'; Hartford Civic Center, Dee Rowe is stepping expect from me and what kind of commitment back on one in Moscow. there will be." Rowe. who coached the University of what price winning? Rowe, understandably proud of the honor, Connecticut for eight years to become has his own idea of why Gavitt chose his three Assistant Director of Athletices for Develop- assistants. In a recent column by Red Smith in the New York Times, ment at the university will replace his "Any number of people across the country a very serious problem was explored that perhaps holds sneakers this spring and help his friend Dave are qualified for the job," Rowe said. "I think some relevance where the University of Connecticut and its Gavitt coach the United States team in the Dave has got to have enough faith in us to athletic programs are concerned. 1980 Olympics. It involved a paper written by an upperclass athlete at a think that we will give him the best support. major eastern college, and described some of the feelings "It's a tremendous responsibility and a He's putting together a staff that will that particular athlete had about playing for a certain once-in-a-lifetime thrill," said Rowe, who complement one another well enough to build quarterback. Both the athlete and the school were not compiled a 120-88 record at UConn, including a team that can win a gold medal. Gavitt is identified. And for very good reason. The paper could have three ECAC tournament appearances, two getting the team he wants behind him as he been composed by a fifth grader somewhere in the C to C- NIT appearances and-a New England cham- takes on this tremendous challenge." range. At the end of his column. Smith made his disdain for pionship. "I couldn't think of a greater honor Gavitt, now the director of athletics at the situation clear: than to represent the United States." Providence and commissioner of the newly "It's unconscionable." he wrote. Rowe is no stranger to international formed Big East Conference, was given his What bothered Smith, and what should bother us here at competition. He acconipanied Gavitt, who first coaching job by Rowe at Worcester UConn. is that this athlete had been cheated out of the was an assistant to Rowe some 15 years ago at Academy. When Providence coach Joe most important thing an academic institution has to offer. Worcester Academy, to the Continental Cup Mullaney was looking for an assistant coach, Not a big bonus: not a pro contract, and not a free ride games in Russia, Greece and Yugoslavia in Rowe recommended Gavitt for the job. When through life aboard the gravy train. 1975. He was also a coach at the Pan Mullaney retired in 1969, Gavitt who was then No. he was cheated out of his education by the relentless American tryouts in 1975 and the Olympic head coach at Dartmouth, took over at pursuit of victory. By raving alumni and coaches anxious to tryouts in 1976. Providence. He retired as head coach there Gavitt also named former Yale coach Joe after last season. Vancisin as Olympic team manager. He Rowe, who won the last game he coached at earlier named UCLA coach Larry Brown to UConn by toppling Fairfield in the consolation Kevin Foley assist him as the U.S. team tries to retain the game of the ECAC tournament in 1977, gold medal it won in 1976 in Montreal. handed the UConn reins to assistant Dom "Obviously there's a tremendous bond Perno after the 1977 season. preserve their positions regardless of the cost. In short, between Dave and myself." Rowe said. SEE PAGE 15 using a young man who will never benefit from his formal "education ." Is that trend beginning at UConn? Possibly. A well-known Connecticut athlete was recently described to New Nordic trail to open me by a professor as "illiterate. "It really doesn't matter who the particular student is. But it does matter that he is It may be hard to believe here at UConn. Connecticut has traditionally provided Hollow trail offers UConn park's best launch area. after the Thanksgiving students with an education that helps them in the world Nordic buffs a place to ski Maps are available. Smut- "summer" we just enjoyed, beyond Bolton Notch. That, when you graduated, you could for free. but snow will soon arrive, nick warns agianst skiing be proud to say you attended Connecticut. Is this about to alone and added if four and a change? and with it skiing. If you're a The park is located on cross country fanatic, you'll Bassett's Bridge Road off The rapid growth of athletics here has brought about half miles is too long for significant changes and those changes have been reflected in Rte. 195. four miles south of be happy to know that Man- the campus and according to you . the tour can be shor- winning seasons and substantial gate receipts. Several sfield Hollow State Park tened at several intersecting major programs have literally exploded, and in the manager John Smutnick. the recently opened a tour and a trail is relatively level, but points along the trail which explosion, it's possible the principles of a sound education half mile trail for use this loop back to the parking lot. may have been destroyed. ideal for the novice and more winter. advanced skiier. He says the I say possible only because one bad student does not a park's driveway will be Free trail maps and more university make. But it might be a warning of things to The growth of cross- cleared regularly this winter information regarding Man- come. We must be aware of the sickness Smith wrote about country skiing in the U.S. and that when not covered sfield Hollow's cross country or one day the only nice thing they'll be able to say about over the last several years has with snow, the trail is an ex- facility are available by UConn grads is that they had a great team when they were been staggering, but places to cellent for hiking. calling or writing Mansfield there. ski have not grown propor- Hollow State Park. RR2 Box Big deal. tionately. The Mansfield The trail begins at the 82. N.Windham.Ct. 06256.