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Vol. XCII No. 74 The University of Connecticut Friday, February 10,1989 Bush proposes 1990 budget WASHINGTON (AP) — President Bush, making his first major speech to Congress, on Thursday proposed a $1.16 trillion "common sense" budget for fiscal 1990 that calls for less military but greater domestic spending than sought by President Reagan. The plan, which features a one-year freeze on scores of federal programs, is an overhaul of the budget submitted by former Presi- dent Reagan last month and carries out Bush's oft-stated campaign vow of not seeking any increase in taxes. "He's happy with the budget and eager to get on with the Bush iniatives," said Marlin Fitzwater, the White House spokesman. Bush's first presidential speech, televised nationally at 9 p.m. EST, was expected to mix campaign promises with expressions of budget restraint and new overtures toward bipartisanship. "In seeking to advance his agenda, the president again extended his hand to the Congress in a cooperative bipartisan spirit," a White House fact sheet distributed in advance of the speech said. His budget ouUine was described as a "common-sense approach to budgeting" the fact sheet said. It calls for a one-year freeze on defense spending at the levels of inflation. Paul Miller and Lee Warren at the Dating Game last niyht (Sara Cousins photo). And, it projects a federal deficit in the fiscal year that begins next Oct. 1 of $94.8 billion — well within the $100 billion limit set by the Gramm-Rudman budget-balancing law. If the sale of gov- ernment assets are included, the deficit would be even lower — Dating Game, UConn style $91.1 billion. Bush's budget amendments call for an overall budget By George Moore Graphics Design major. Jeff had been a surplus of $3.8 billion by 1993. Daily Campus Staff contestant last year but did not get chosen so he The plan seeks to put in motion a variety of campaign promises, Some people will do anyUiing for a date. Last decided to try it on the other side this year and do including a proposed $l,000-per child tax credit for low-income night in the ROTC hangar 16 people did just the asking. families, a $3,000 tax deduction to help cover the costs of adop- that. The questions proved to be thought provoking, tions, an expansion of the Head Start program and a new plan to Winter Weekend kicked off last night with its which led to some provoking answers. One give grants to the nation's best high schools. annual Dating Game. The event consisted of four inquiry included "What is your favorite sport and It would also provide nearly SI billion more in the upcoming games, two bachelors and two bachelorettcs why. . . answer- swimming, because it keeps year to fight "the scourge of drugs" and would restore some $1.7 asked questions. you wet," which caused the crowd to get raucous. billion in cuts sought by Reagan in the Mcdicaid program for The first to ask questions was bachelorette Other answers caused a number of ooohhh's for medical assistance for poor people. Laura Ziclinski, a fourth semester Graphics example when asked about a not-so-conventional Bush's proposal would also reduce to 15 percent from the current Design major. She was answered by the voices of date, one contestant answered, "I would take you level of 28 percent to 33 percent the tax on most capital gains — Thor, Pierre, and Randy and each gave numerous to the beach for a picnic and listen to the waves the profits from the sale of real estate, stocks or other assets. responses to Laura's questions. crash on the sand." This proposal had drawn opposition in advance from congres- "May the best man win " was her response to a Luckily for the contestants and the audience, sional Democrats, who vowed to fight it as a tax benefiting mostly pre-game question and she was thoroughly the Master of Ceremonies, Earl Rccd, an the rich. satisfied because afterward she exclaimed "he did!" established stand-up comedian, kept things The budget plan presented few surprises. Most of its elements Her choice was Pierre, known better as Scott going. He opened the night with a five minute had been reported in the past. Guile, a sixth semester Journalism major. show of his own, which got the crowd into a The other fortunate contestants included Bush repeated Reagan's long-sought appeal for a constitutional jolly mood. Throughout the game. Reed helped amendment to balance the budget and authority to veto individual bachelor James Hargrcaves, a third semester Business Aministration major who, in the second the participants with his spontaneous humor and lines in spending bills. proved to be the hit of the night. Reed, who is Bush, who promised a "kinder but gentler nation" in his cam- game, chose bachelorette Amy Simmons a sixth semester Elementary Education major. originally from Bridgeport, has been a comedian paign, also proposed an overall increase of 70 percent in federal for about four and a half vcars and will be spending on "the tragedy of men, women, and children living The third game, bachelorette Lee Warren, a second semester Nursing major chose bachelor appearing on Showtime, The NBC Showtime at without homes." Paul Miller, a second semester Political Science the Apollo, and possibly on an upcoming Much of the revenues needed to fund Bush's new initiatives major. Arsenio Hall Show. would come from spending freezes on a host of federal programs — In the final game, bachelor Jeff Adams, a The event, which was sponsored by the including all government military and civilian retirement benefits. fourth semester Pre-Business major chose Student Union Board of Governors (SUBOG). However, Social Security benefits would not be affected under bachelorette Tisha Monast, a second semester officially begins Winter weekend according to the plan. ___ *ee n.iiif 7

TODRV IN UConn's people in the news THE DRILY CRMPUS His parents had been married dergraduate degree in civil en- have been me if my father had Paul Bock by arrangement as was tradi- gineering. He later attended stayed in China." Arts pages 9,12,16 By Chris Cowell tionally done in China at that Johns Hopkins University This visit brought him to Classifieds page 13-15 Daily Campus Staff time. where he received his masters his philosophy that, "ordinary Comics pages 14 15 people can contribute to the Paul Bock, professor of hy- "All of my parents' relatives and doctorate degrees in engi- Crossword pages 7 benefit of society, people who drology and water resources, were of the peasant class as neering. pages 10-11 can be characterized as a hard When Bock went to China work in rice fields in China or I ditnrials were all of their ancestors, but pages 6-8 working, recognized academi- my father decided to go to for the first time, he came face potato fields in Ireland - gov- Features pages 1-5 cian. He is also very involved America," he said. to face with the reality of his ernments must give everyone News with his family and his Asian- Bock grew up in Baltimore heritage. the chance." Sports pages17-20 American heritage. with his two brothers and sis- "When I went to China with While being an Asian- Bock came to UConn as a ter. During high school, he my wife and my mother (who American has been very INDEX full-time professor in 1968. was selected by the Navy to go hadn't returned for almost 50 important to him. Bock has Phil Gamble has emerged Previously, he was the director not publicly voiced his opin- into the officer training pro- years), I met my first cousins. as a team leader once of the Travelers Hydrology and gram, and he went to Duke ions on race and racism until There they were, three men, the again as UConn suffers Water Resource division. He University on a GI bill. same age as myself and my just recently. Last summer he has also spent some time Bock was too young to im- two brothers. staged a hunger strike in oppo- injuries in leading scorer teaching at the University of mediately participate in World All were raggedly dressed, sition to racism. He called it Cliff Robinson and Delaware. War II. The Navy trained him and one carrying a bamboo "his little way of demonstrat- starting point guard Talc He is the son of poor Chi- to be a Naval Aviator. How- pole on his shoulders with two ing against racism." George.See bflck paRe nese immigrants who had no ever, the war ended before he buckets hanging from it offered "The fast was the most terri- formal education and yet, like had completed training. us gifts - chickens in one ble thing I had to do," he ALL COMIC STRIP other hard working first He then transferred to the bucket and fresh vegetables in claims. "My wife and children ARTISTS SEE THE generation children of immi- Massachusetts Institute of the other." Bock realized right were extremely concerned about COMIC PAGE!!! grants, he made it Technology to finish his un- there and then that, 'This could see !».!»•• ,'; AROUND THE WORLD Unrest continues on West Bank JERUSALEM (AP) — Soldiers rounded The settler, Albert Jerassi, 38, was the up about 175 Palestinians in the West Bank 16th Israeli to die since the Palestinian up- on Thursday and forced them to sit blind- rising in the occupied territories began Dec. folded and bound for up to 16 hours in a 8, 1987. At least 379 Palestinians have died, soccer stadium, Arab and Israeli witnesses most from Israeli gunfire. said. Arab reports said 17-year-old Nidal Zuhdi Riots erupted outside the Mcgiddo Prison Dceb died after being shot by troops trying for a second straight day after Arab reports to quell Wednesday's disturbance at Mcgiddo circulated that a second Palestinian had died Prison in northern Israel. The army said it of wounds sustained in a riot there Wednes- was checking the report. day, Israel radio reported. The radio said Thursday's riot was quickly Police said an Israeli settler was killed subdued by prison guards and there were no when his car went up in flames in the West casualties. Bank on Wednesday appeared to be the In the West Bank and Gaza Strip, troops victim of a terror attack, but an investigation shot and wounded nine Palestinians, includ- was continuing. ing a 9-year-old girl and a 10-ycar-old boy "It is reasonable it was terrorist," West from Gaza's Mughazi refugee camp, Arab Bank police commander Haim Malcha said doctors said. Both were struck in the head on Israel radio. "Even though the results are with rubber-coated steel bullets, they said. preliminary, it seems unreasonable there was The army did not confirm any of the any other cause." shootings. Israel radio said laboratory tests determined The Palestinians apparently were suspected the car was not hit by a gasoline-filled bottle of planning an action against Israeli authori- or firebomb because no glass fragments were ties in Hebron, Israeli sources said. found. Arab witnesses said the detainees were Palestinians wave the outlawed Palestinian Hag yesterday But the tests uncovered a large quantity of given water but no food. One of the Pales- as they march through a village in the vicinity of Kamallah flammable liquid in the driver's seat, the ra- tinians was slapped twice by a soldier, they to mark the establishment of the Palestinian Communist dio said. said. Party which is officially marked todav (DPI photo). Convicted of terrorism by a with Prime Minister Brian Mul- Gorbachev faces new Japanese power Kampala court in 1986, P'ojok was roncy will be his first outside the center changing sentenced to four years in prison. United States as president. Officials opposition Prosecutors said he had been found of both countries portray the visit MOSCOW (AP) — A "new class" of Communist OSAKA, Japan (AP) — The Japanese arc beginning to look in possession of a rifle, pistol, as a chance to get acquainted and set Party and government bureaucrats is sabotaging Pres- submachine gun and ammunition the agenda for future dealings. ident Mikhail S. Gorbachev's reforms, and the Soviet away from Tokyo as the nation's power center and toward places like without a license. Mulroney is in the early months leadership is unable to combat it, a daring magazine of his second term. His Progressive article says. Osaka or Kumamoto in the far-off Bush visits south for new development and Conservative Party won an election Direct criticism of Gorbachev's reform program has Nov. 21 fought largely on the free remained largely off limits, despite his policy of economic influence. Canada The new thrust: Japan is not just OTTAWA (AP) — Canadians trade agreement he negotiated with greater openness in society. But Sergei Y. Andreyev's the United States. Tokyo. believe President Bush will do more article in the Leningrad monthly Neva is one of the Parliament met briefly in De- For many Japanese now crammed than his predecessor about acid rain, harshest and most detailed attacks yet on the commu- cember to clear the way for the pact into the capital city, it could mean one of their main aggravations with nist system and Gorbachev's policies. to take effect Jan. 1, and will begin a return to their roots in the coun- the United States, but they don't The party general secretary — the post Gorbachev its regular business in March or holds along with the presidency — remains "an inac- tryside for good jobs and less look for specifics in his first visit April. cessible and exemplary figure" and his attempt to stressful living. Friday. make the system democratic still leaves the people Here in the heart of this industrial The preoccupation was illustrated Mulroney had sought a treaty re- politically powerless, Andreyev wrote. city a dozen new skycrapcrs tower by this comment in the Montreal quiring both countries to reduce "All decisions of the upper powers arc carried out over the Osaka Castle, a 400-year- Gazette: "U.S. President George emissions of toxic fumes. Bush is only to the extent that they arc advantageous to the old landmark, casting their shadow Bush is coming to Canada tomor- not expected to be any more eager new class," Andreyev said in the 28-page essay in the on a serene historic site but at the row, and so are 8,767 tons of U.S. for a treaty than Reagan was, but January issue of the literary and political magazine. same time looming as a new sym- sulfur dioxide." his willingness to submit legisla- lion is He said the new class is a "production and manage- bol of decentralization in Japan. Bush's half-day trip for meetings considered a major step. rial apparatus" of 14 million parly bureaucrats, gov- The complex, called Osaka Busi- ernment ministers and managers. ness Park, is one of dozens of large- Gorbachev himself has launched a war on bureau- scale development projects launched crats who interfere in day-to-day decisions about pro- by local business groups in a cam- duction and has tried to transfer some of their power paign to reverse the flow of eco- to local officials and factory managers. He often nomic power to Tokyo. blames bureaucrats for the slow pace of reform. Not only mighty regional centers But Andreyev said Gorbachev hasn't gone far like Osaka but smaller and more enough and that the new class controls the govern- remote towns also have begun their ment and party. own development projects that arc "Both the Soviet (government) and party organs luring high-tech industry and beck- have turned out to be subordinate to its interests," he oning their talented offspring home said, adding that the model government of the people from Tokyo. has been replaced by the "dictate of the new class." One such place is Kumamoto, Andreyev, 34, is a biologist and plant director whe 560 miles southwest of Tokyo, said he represents a new political club calico about as far away from the capital "Alternative." He mocks the party's claim of popular is you can get without leaving support and uses "gensec" in referring to the general Japan proper. It is the first of 26 secretary. The abbreviation may be used in colloquial locations designated as a Opposition candidate, Michael Manley, stands in the speech but isn't seen in the state-run press. Tcchnopolis" by the Ministry of court \ard of a polling station in central Kingston yesterday Andreyev's use of the term "new class" appeared to Intcmalinal Trade and Industry. as polls open in Jamaica's general election (UPI photo). be a reference to Milovan Djilas' book "The New The model city there already has Class," which criticized the Communist system. The research facilities and is to be ex- Election day violence in Jamaica Yugoslav politican and writer, who broke with Yu- panded to encompass two cities, 12 KINGSTON, Jamaica (AP) — Jamaicans voted today in an election that goslavia's leadership, said in the 1957 book that the towns and two villages and cover was expected to unseat Prime Minister Edward Scaga and Communist system had produced a new class of nearly 40 square miles. return socialist Michael Manley to power. One person was reported killed privileged leaders instead of a classless society. Ugandan leader and six injured in scattered violence. The new class, Andreyev wrote, is largely respon- A police spokesman said Glcnna Williams, 25, a homemakcr, died when a sible for the lack of major improvements in the So- receives pardon gunman fired at party supporters accompanying a local candidate in viet economy and for impediments to democracy thai KAMPALA, Uganda (AP) — Kingston. have arisen since Gorbachev came to power in March President Yoweri Museveni has The spokesman, who demanded anonymity, said another person was 1985 and the next month launched his program of rc- pardoned a former government stabbed and five were wounded by gunshots in separate incidents today. I'orms known as "pcrcstroika." minister imprisoned for terrorism, Williams' killer fled, said the spokesman, who did not give any of the state radio said Thursday. victims' party affiliations. Don't cross the bridge until von Akcna P'ojok was ordered Shortly before the polls opened at 7 a.m., a man was shot at a Kingston come to it released after receiving clemency. polling station. The police spokesman said he was shot in the chest and was —provi'i Radio Uganda said. in serious condition. P'ojok served as minister for The independent RJR Radio station identified the man as Keith Kettle and USPS129580000 power, mail and telecommunica- said he was shot in the backside by a .357-calibcr Magnum revolver wielded Postmaster: Send Form 3579 to tions under former President Milton by one of eight Scaga supporters who converged on the polling station. Second class postage paid al The Daily Campus, 11 Dog RJR began its 7 a.m. newscast with a prayer from the Rev. C. Everett Siorrs. Ci. 06269. Published at lane, Storrs Ct. 06269. The Obotc. Museveni, who waged a llic Daily Campus. Box U-189. Daily Campus is an associate five-year civil war against Obotc's Bailey, who reminded listeners it was the beginning of Lent and said, "Let Monday through l-°riday 9/12- member of the Associated Press forces, took power in 1986 from a no one of us be guilty before God of aiding or abetting any violence." 12/9. 1/26 5/5. which is entitled to reprint military council that had ousted Twelve people have been killed and scores wounded since the campaign Telephone 429-9384. material published within. QbQtc. opened Jan. 15. News The Daily Campus, Friday, February 10, 1989 page 3 Noren remembered as 'good judge' WOODSTOCK, Conn. (AP) Harry S. Gaucher Jr., a friend judges — to break into Naval Reserve attended in black sentiment that Noren's death — Gov. William A. O'Neill and fellow attorney, said in his applause. military dress and white hats. spoke to the amount of stress and judges from Connecticut's eulogy that Noren's dedication Noren had requested such a Noren, a graduate of Harvard that judges feel from the state's highest courts joined nearly to the law and consideration of eulogy in his emotional second College and George process of reappointing them, 1,000 people in a makeshift his friends lasted through the appearance before the Judiciary Washington University Law said Chief Court Administrator Aaron Mem. church Thursday to remember final, dark hours of his public Committee, saying "I have School, served in the Navy and Richard C. Noren, the Superior ordeal. often said, not entirely later in the Naval Reserve. He "What's happened is that we now have a procedure that is Court judge who killed himself "We now know that his last facetiously, that I should like was clerk of Superior Court in similar to trying to negotiate a days after ending his bid for a hours were spent setting his to have on my tombstone the Windham from 1971 to 1980. minefield," Ment said. Some second term on the bench. personal affairs in order, epitaph, He was a good judge."* when he was named a judge. judges feel that "the integrity Noren was eulogized as a completing and filing his Because Noren's church, the He also belonged to numerous of the system — the "renaissance man," a good pending decisions, and writing West Woodstock local organizations in independence of the judiciary judge and a considerate friend notes of appreciation to many Congregational Church, seats Woodstock, a town of 5,750 in — is being eroded," he said. who spent his last hours who helped him in his darkest fewer than 100, the service was rural northeast Connecticut. He writing thank-you notes to hour," Gaucher said. held at Data General, a never married. Judiciary Committee those who had supported him Gaucher then read from the Woodstock conference center "Dick was as close to members had greeted Noren's in his highly public battle for note that Noren sent to him with the town's largest portraying the renaissance man explanation of the arrest with reappointment. Saturday, Feb. 4, the day auditorium. as anyone I have known," said skepticism. He said he had refused a breath test because he Noren, 47, withdrew himself before he killed himself. The state Supreme Court and Noren's college roommate, from consideration for a second "My dear Harry," the note Appellate Court canceled Henry Greene, now a District feared his use of a breath spray would produce a false reading. term last week after appearing began. "I want you to know sessions so judges could attend, of Columbia Superior Court twice before the General how very much I appreciated and an estimated 100 of the judge. "He was a historian, a In his second appearance Assembly's Judiciary your effort on my behalf. So it state's 139 Superior Court raconteur, an antiques expert. before the committee, Noren judges also cleared their was confronted with a letter Committee, which questioned was not meant to be. You ... He was an officer and a him about his 1986 drunken- played a noble role in a classic schedules to attend. gentleman." from a Woodstock woman Also in the crowd were accusing him of being drunk in driving arrest, his subsequent tragedy, but the gods knew the Greene also spoke of the drinking habits and his scores of attorneys who had isolation judges feel, and how public more than a year after outcome in advance." appeared before Noren, and truthfulness. difficult that must have been the arrest. He denied the Gaucher began his eulogy by dozens of other court officials. Three days later, he poisoned saying "Richard Carl Noren for as friendly and social a man accusations vehemently. As the New London Sheriff Thomas committee launched an himself with car exhaust fumes was a good judge," prompting as Noren. and died in a bam near the Martin brought two dozen Among many of the judges investigation into incidents the crowd of about 900 — uniformed staff members, and Woodstock farmhouse where he among them more than 100 who attended, there was a described in the letter, he had lived since his youth. several officers of the U.S. withdrew his name. Clawson transferred to Farmington ^-« KosesRoses fromirom $34.95doz.(long$34.95do; stem) By Angi Carter Storrs campus for eight years permanent replacement Campus Daily Campus Staff and for the time being will "It's quite an opportunity to Robert Clawson, former commute from Coventry to go to the health center. I'm assistant vice president of Farmington where he will hold looking forward to the Florist Facilities Management, has the same job title. challenge over there," Clawson been transferred to the William Spinelli, director said. >& Valentines Day University of Connecticut of operations, will be the He added that the facility in ^ is Tue Feb. 14tli Health Center in Farmington acting assistant vice president Farmington, which is 20 years starting today. at Storrs until a search old. is new by Storrs standards. We Deliver Clawson has worked on the committee can find a See page 4 Downtown Storrs (next to Store 24) 487-1 1 93 IT'S NOT TO LATE TO ENTER A COED TEAM IN THE VOLLEYBALL MARATHON BRING YOUR TEAM FRIDAY Geo is Here! FEB. 10TH AT 6:00 PM TO GUYER GYM. THERE IS A $30 ENTRY FEE PER TEAM AND 1 SE!W\ PRIZES WILL BE AWARDED. FOR MORE INFO CALL TOM AT 486-2201 THIS AD IS USG FUNDED. 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(-OW »**' •Q«fi Gt4 monthly A"X -5» >aVnent< and make your own cO?Stanleyp&rfier cheumtet inc. TACOS and T-Shirt! 261 WEST MAIN STREET- STAFFORD SPRINGS 1 iSiHiEi ***»r Slallord 684-4223 HaMlord 647-0002 5:00 pm, Sat. Feb. 11,1989 -„.«» u; i., li-. .;., •M . -. • .... i - >. . 01, ice) 90 8 Gilbert Rd. rykGto/xMZHick Q E3H3I - page 4 The Daily Campus, Friday. February 10, 1989 News Bush fulfills campaign promise on education WASHINGTON (AP) — less than $100 million would reward schools with safe Bush's other initiatives arc: each stale each year. President Bush, following up actually be spent in fiscal environments, high-achieving —$25 million to help states —$5 million for national on campaign promises lo 1990. mostly because of the students and low dropout rates. eliminate cumbersome science scholarships to reward good schools, good late-starting school year. Grants would average about certification requirements and encourage high school seniors teachers and innovation, on Education Department $100,000 per school. Special make it easier for scientists, to study and excel at science Thursday proposed an extra officials said the new Bush emphasis would be given to engineers and other sorely and math. Every year each $441 million in Education spending plan incorporates schools serving disadvantaged needed professionals to become member of Congress would Department spending authority former President Reagan's children. teachers or administrators. select a student and the earlier document, which for fiscal 1990, If Congress approved the —A $25 million urban president would choose 30. recommended eliminating 24 Bush also called for a S250 program, only about $30 emergency grant program to Students would receive four- programs and reallocating the million would actually be help drug-infested schools million increase for Head Start, year scholarships of up to resulting savings — about solve their drug problems. the preschool enrichment spent in fiscal 1990. Outlays $10,000 a year, depending on $750 million — to programs would rise to $593 million by —$13 million in grants to need. program operated by the serving disadvantaged students. encourage school experiments Department of Health and 1993 under the plan. —$3 million for a literacy Congress has refused in the with teaching methods, school Human Sen ices. The program, Bush is also asking program for homeless adults past to kill the programs management, parental choice, now receiving slightly over Congress to set up a new $100 and $3 million to develop Reagan targeted for extinction, science and math curriculum SI.2 billion, currently serves million magnet schools programs that address the which include Perkins or program. Grants would be design, early childhood about 20 percent of eligible special needs of homeless campus-based direct loans; state available to schools offering education, serving special-needs low-income children. elementary and secondary student incentive grants that specialized curriculum with an students, and other areas. students. "1 have said I'd like to be the —$10 million in endowment education president.' Tonight, I spur states to set up need-based emphasis on math and science Congress would have to scholarship programs; and ask you to join me by and on recognizing the matching grants for historically approve all but the homeless becoming the education some impact aid, which goes potential of children from black colleges and universities. programs, the drug-free schools Congress," Bush said in his to school districts with high disadvantaged families. Outlays Bush envisions a total of $60 emergency grants and the speech to lawmakers. enrollments or low tax in fiscal 1990 would come to million over four years. endowment grants to black The education budget would revenues due to federal $12 million. The Education —$8 million in presidential colleges. go from S21.9 billion to S22.5 activities. Department already runs a $115 awards for excellent teachers. billion under the Bush plan, The major initiative in million magnet school Average awards would be Police Blotter according to unofficial Bush's education blueprint is program, but the money is $5,000 apiece; annual state UConn police yesterday ar- department estimates. Of the $250 million for a merit available only for desegregation competitions would be used to rested the second of two De- $441 million sought by Bush, schools program designed to purposes. select about 25 honorees in partment of Residential Life Maintainers for the robberies in Wheeler dorm. '■■"■ ■'■■'■' ■ Paul L. McCoy, 29, of 11 *:; Adelbert St., Willimantic, was IT'S HAPPENING AGAIN UCONN! arrested on felony charge of ::: third degree burglary, and mis- demeanor charges of conspiracy and fourth degree larceny. When police executed a SAFERIDES search warrant of McCoy's res- IS BACK idence, they recovered $1,500 of furniture later identified as FOR THE SPRING '89 SEMESTER!! University property. He is scheduled to appear in court on Feb. 21, and was re- Service begins the weekend of leased on $500 non-surety bond. On Thursday night, police Thurs., Feb. 2, 10pm-1:30am made nine arrests for posses- sion of alcohol by a minor. Fri., Feb.3, 10pm-2:30am Stamatia Karaginannis, 18, of 40 Leverich Drive, East Sat., Feb.4, 10pm-2:30am Hartford, and Room 228, Hale, and Maria Hatzinikolas, 18, of 95 Sterling Road, East Hart- Don't end up as a statistic. Call SAFERIDES ford, and Room 331 McMahon Fast, Confidential, No Embarrassment North, arc scheduled to appear in court on Feb. 21 and re- leased on written promises to appear. John E. Fay III, 19, of 10 486-4809 Andrew Drive, Simsbury, and Room 221 Hartford Hall, Scott Sponsored by Hartford Distributors and Alpha Phi Omega D. Sadinsky, 19, of 1011 Arbutus St., Middletown, and Room 222 Hartford Hall, Mark C. Seiffert, 19, of 18 Robert Ave., Danielson, and Room 222 Hartford Hall, and Thomas J. Farrcll, 20, of 21 Chriswood Terrace, Ledyard, and Room 222 Hartford Hall are scheduled to appear in court of Feb. 21 and released on written promises to appear. Police also arrested Joseph Martucci, 18, of 254 East Grand Ave., New Haven, and Matthew W. Anderson, 19, of 12 Cannan Drive, of East Hartford, for possession of al- cohol by a minor and posses- Friday, Feb. 10 sion of less than four ounces of JA1 I LAI 6:15 marijuana. ...Clawson Sati-rday, Feb. 11 From page 3 The focus of his new job, UCONN vs. B.C. therefore, is "more directed at Hartford towards renovation and new construction, whereas here a lot 11:30 of the focus is catching up on Stop by the house deferred repairs." "I've really enjoyed the years (next to the water towers) that I spent here. I've learned a anytime!! lot of things to take with me 486-5195 when I go that will be to the benefit of all," said Clawson. The Dally Campus, Friday, February 10, 1989 page 5 News Justice Department fails to stop North trial WASHINGTON (AP) — A Appeals refused to block the "What we are going to do is 1987. North from being tried twice federal appeals court denied a trial's start. shut down, catch up on our Nine of the 12 criminal on the same charges, comes By the time the appeals court sleep," he said. charges lodged against North into play once a jury is sworn. Justice Department attempt 1 Thursday to stop Oliver acted, U.S. District Judge The Justice Department had focus on accusations that he The all-black jury is lypica North's Iran-Contra trial on Gerhard A. Gcscll had already appealed a Gesell ruling that concealed from Congress and of the District of Columbia department officials could not national-security grounds, but sent the newly picked jury former Attorney General Edwin community, which is heavily routinely censor classified involved in federal government the Bush administration vowed home for the weekend with Mcese III his efforts on behalf to continue trying to put the instructions to return, ready for information before it was affairs and which is, racially, presented in court. of the Contras fighting the proceeding on hold. swearing in, at 9:30 a.m. leftist government of about 75 percent black. Possible airing of state Monday. Gcscll ruled that the attorney Nicaragua. The Justice Department said general's only authority to secrets, as the former National The government's objections North also is accused of in requesting Thursday's slay: Security Council aide defends to the procedures adopted by enter the case at this stage is to illegally accepting installation "Because of the national himself, has threatened all Gcscll must be heard before the take the drastic step of of a security system at his security equities involved and along to scuttle the trial. Two trial begins because harmful affirming in an affidavit that home, converting to his own the highly sensitive classified major charges against North disclosures "could come as disclosure of certain classified use at least S4.300 in traveler's information that may be were dropped last month for early as the opening information would damage checks from a Contra leader, compromised if this case is national security. that reason. statements," Dennis said. and conspiring to illegally use permitted to proceed to trial Assistant Attorney General In a two-sentence order, the Under that provision, the a tax-exempt foundation to without correction of the Edward S.G. Dennis said "the appeals court dissolved its court would be required to order raise money for the rebels. procedures that the district North not to make the risk to national security would temporary stay of the Gcscll said he would not court proposes to employ, it is disclosure. he significant" under current proceedings, saying it was swear in the jury until the imperative that the trial be rules laid down by the trial denying the department's But Dennis said "we think appeals court ruled. The rule of suspended pending the outcome that's premature. We could file of the pending appeal." judge. He said the government motion to stop the trial double jeopardy, which protects would lack control over "substantially for the reasons" such an affidavit when there is "disclosure of very sensitive, cited by Gcscll. The judge had specific information that's at classified information." ruled that the attorney general issue." "It would be a complete did not have authority to Earlier Thursday, the jury crapshoot," Dennis said. intervene in the prosecution, was selected, with lawyers He said the government which is being handled by from each side eliminating INTRODUCING could seek reconsideration of independent counsel Lawrence prospective jurors from a panel the ruling by the appeals court Walsh. of 45 without stating a reason. or go directly to the Supreme Two hours earlier, not All of the people on the panel Court. having heard from the appeals had said in open court they had BRUNCH AT Dennis, who heads the court, Gcscll had sent the jury read, heard or seen little or Justice Department's criminal home, saying he had to "close nothing of North's testimony division, spoke with reporters up shop" until Monday because before two congressional after the U.S. Circuit Court of of the government appeal. committees in the summer of HUSKIES

Bay state prisons overcrowed STARTING FEBRUARY 18 BOSTON (AP) — From a Robertson said, noting that are reluctant to become home near-riot at a county jail to a many of the state's county to a prison, with some SATURDAYS AND SUNDAYS sheriff's last-ditch efforts to facilities date back to the resorting to suits to try and find beds for inmates, 1800s. halt building. Construction of 11:00 TO 2:00 Massachusetts jails and prisons However, most communities a project averages about 5 are showing signs of strain years. under the burden of too many prisoners, officials said *********************************************** Thursday. * Overcrowding has reached * * crisis point in some counties, CHOICE OF CRUSTS * said Suffolk County Sheriff * Robert Rufo. Several sheriffs * Original Homestyle * plan to meet in Worcester next * or Whole Wheat * Tuesday to discuss the issue, * * he said. * * Relief measures being * * sought include more alternative * programs to incarceration, * more cells, more equipment and attempting to move * inmates through the system * faster * This week, a disturbance * * broke out at the Norfolk PIZZA * * County Jail that left about FAST FREE FRIENDLY DELIVERY * $10,000 in damage, a judge * * HOURS TASTY TOPPINGS # ordered Deer Island House of MONDAY ■ WEDNESDAY 3:30 PM TO 1:30 AM # Correction officials to reduce THURSDAY 3:30PM to 2:00AM * overcrowding by April, and * FRIDAY - SATURDAY 11:00 AM TO 2:30 AM Pepperoni Rufo, searching for a place to * SUNDAY 11:00 AM TO 1:00 AM * put overflow inmates from the DRIVERS NEEDED $5.00 -$12.00 Suasage Charles Street Jail in Boston, * -cash paid daily * resorted to police lockups. We accept competitor's coupons (NO 2 (or 1) Ground Beef "Generally the problem is * one of money," said John * Ham * Rcinstcin, legal director of the * GRAND REOPENING SPECIALS * * * Civil Liberties Union of POKEY'S PREFERENCE Bacon -:- Massachusetts, which has been * Small One Item Pizza * involved in litigation pushing * One One Soda Pineapple for fewer people in cells. * $5.25 Court orders to reduce * Jalapeno overcrowding arc in place or * GUMBY EXTREME GUMBY'S GARDEN GALORE being sought at facilities in * Peppers * Sausage, ground beef, Delicious cheese Norfolk, Suffolk, Essex, * r pepperoni, mushroom, pizza with as many * Worcester and Hampden * onion, green pepper, of your favorite veggie counties, Rcinstcin said. * Mushrooms * black olives pizza. toppings as you desire In the last three years, the * •* 12" $7.95 12" $7.50 state Legislature has •* Onions •* 16" $10.95 16" $9.95 appropriated about $700 ■* ■* million for new prison ■* L Green Peppers •* •x- LUCKY LUNCHEONER FREE THROW -*

construction, said Kathv * ■ 12' Cheese Pizza * * 2 FREE Toppings on any Whole 1 Tomatoes Robertson, spokeswoman for the Division of Capital iiooam With 2 Sodas Wheat Pizza * 3:30 pm $4.95 * Planning and Operations, Black Olives which oversees the design and * * Above Prices DO NOT include Tax. Offer May Expire Without Notice. Broccoli # building of prisons. * "There is a desperate need for No Substitutions Please Use Coupon Name When placinq Your Order * new beds in the state," page 6 The Daily Campus, Friday, February 10, 1989 Features from froill page THE Paul Bock SCREENING ROOM ...A look at UConn: Paul Bock PRESENTS: •Born: 9/3/26 •Birthplace: Baltimore, MD. 4:00 •Education: Duke, [ ] M.I.T, Johns Hopkins. •Years at UConn: 20 •Position: Professor of •fro/Htlfe Director °F Hydrology and Water Re- sources •Department: Civil En- gineering

Paul Hock (Matten Hennessv photo). the medical implications of it. daughter, Paula, is a reporter Discrimination and Harass- They suffered a lot and still for the Quincy Ledger outside ment. He submitted proposals have scars left over from it." of Boston. to this committee and spoke Many people were concerned harshly against the administra- about Professor Bock. "There "Pauly," as he affectionately calls his youngest child, used tion's handling of the Decem- was a watch around the clock ber 3, 1987 racial incident by some students to make sure to run early in the mornings with everyday. "It was one of against Asian-American stu- I was all right," he said. dents. Bock claims that his wife the best father/daughter experi- ences I could have ever had," he "I've been here for 20 years, and children are the most im- and I did nothing to help portant part of his life. said. One year, Pauly and he even ran in the New York Asian-Americans, so I am no "Without them, I don't know damn hero," he said, "I've what I would do." He has three Marathon. "I told her that I would go slow so we could come late, very late, and no daughters and one son, all be- one should afford me any tween the ages of 25 and 36 both make it. In the end," he laughed, "she made it but I award." He proclaimed, "I years old. The eldest, Suzanne, want this university to be the is an Associate Professor of didn't." Today Bock is actively leading university fighting Biology at Temple University. racism- let's get out there and His son is an instructor of En- fighting against racism. He is do it!" the advisor to the Asian- glish at Haverford and Ph.D. Dr. Paul Bock is a family American Association on cam- man and an intellectual who candidate at UConn. His second pus as long as other civil daughter, Jane, is a lawyer for wants to change things for the rights organizations. He has better here at UConn. the Legal Aid Society in New attended all the recent hearings York City and his youngest "Leadership is the key," he of the Subcommittee on Racial says. we've made in having commu- Publishing Co. in Philadel- nion throughout the world." phia, where she has been an ...Woman Barbara Clementine Harris Episcopal priest since 1980. this week was the calm at the fhe Rev. Jerome Politzer, bishop center of the storm, recovering president of the traditionalist from a head cold on a church Prayer Book Society in Amer- from page 7 retreat. She could not be ica, described Harris as "pro- Donald Davies of the reached for comment because Marxist Her writings are snide Evangelical and Catholic Mis- she has no access to a tele- and sarcastic. She is unfit to be sion in Austin. phone at the retreat, Solheim a bishop." A female bishop might be said. But at a recent news confer- acceptable if all of Christianity Some of the opposition to ence in Boston, Harris sought approved in an official way, he her elevation stemmed from her to ease concerns by saying her said. "But we're a small church. decidedly leftist political views work for the Boston diocese In taking the leadership in this, which she conveyed in the would focus on sacramental and 8-00 we just denigrate the progress publication. The Witness, is- pastoral duties rather than in- sued by the Episcopal Church volvement in political affairs.

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To apply for financial aid, all students (including incoming Freshmen) must submit both the Financial Aid Application (APP) and the Financial Aid Form (FAF). The FAF must be sent to Princeton, New Jersey and the APP must be submitted to the Financial Aid Office prior to February 15, 1989. On-time applicants should have their financial aid awards by the fee bill date which is August 1,1989.

All students who intend to apply for a Stafford Loan (GSL) should submit their Bank Loan Application at the same time they apply for financial aid. Stafford Loan Applications should be picked up at participating banks or at the Financial Aid Office. Application for the PELL Grant is included on the FAF. Students must submit their Student Aid Report (SAR) for the PELL Grant to the Financial Aid Office as soon as they receive it from Iowa City. The Financial Aid Office must DATE: February 12 have the SAR regardless of the student's eligibility for the PELL Grant. PLACE: SU Ballroom All students who are enrolled on at least a half-time basis and who have not previously received a Bachelor's Degree from any institution are eligible to apply ADMISSION: Free for PELL. w/ID Deadline for graduate students who previously attended the University of Connecticut is February 15, 1989. Newly entering graduate students' deadline is SPONSORED BY May 1, 1989. WBOG-TVsTORRS IMPORTANT: Undergraduates must be considered full-time (earn 12 credits per semester) in order to receive financial aid. Graduate students must be considered full-time by their advisors or departments.

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.•«. •--. . ,,...■» JVtf oHT The Dailj Campus, Friday, February 10, 19X9 page 7 Features direct line back to the Apostles THE Daily Crossword ***•<*■ «■* of Jesus. Woman is appointed ACROSS After the election last 1 Shrub September, debate quickly en- 5 Construction as bishop sued across the country among Item 9 S.t up In a 118 church committees way BOSTON (AP) — The Epis- block the appointment, a good 14 Lily plant responsible for confirming the 15 It. river copal Church is mustering full many of the attendees can be 16 legitimate election. pomp and ceremony to install expected to hold their breath 17 Foxx A traditionalist faction of the 18 Make over Barbara Harris as the first when the ritual requires presid- 19 White poplar Episcopal Church, led by the 20 Lyric bit ol woman bishop in a 2,000-year ing Bishop Edmund Browning yore Christian line dating to the •o intone: "If any of you know Evangelical and Catholic Mis- 23 — Vegas sion in Austin, Texas, rallied 24 Recipients: apostles. any reason why we should not tutl. in opposition to Harris' eleva- 25 Strand The worldwide attention ex- proceed, let it now be made 29 Motels pected for Saturday's events known." tion. Now, prelates and ob- 31 However servers on both sides of the is- 34 Driving goes far beyond anything the The 58-year-old former head maneuver sue are concerned that the 35 "— the Episcopal Church usually con- of a left-wing religious pub- mood..." lishing company has been a stakes may be even larger than 36 Had on fronts and reflects a debate that 37 Lyric bit of has simmered within church subject of some controversy the unity of the Episcopal yore Church, which is a branch of 40 Pinnacles CIM9 'i'Ou«« M,d>i S«nicn. I«K ami ranks and now threatens to within the church since Sept. 41 Nautical term AII R'onti R.t.fvM worldwide Anglicanism. 42 Plump Yesterday's Puzzle Solved: spill over into Christianity at 24, when the Episcopal Dio- 43 Conscription 7 "The King —" The Roman Catholic, East- Gin AIR I A iS ■T'AlCIT large. cese of Boston elected her suf- letters 6 Cheer *'B ern Orthodox and Anglican 44 Actor — Grey 9 Sweethearts 0|H MO Rll ' UEPJIOIMIAIR Some 8,300 tickets have al- fragan, or assistant bishop. 45 Rent again 10 Puule BiOlfllSJ AjVII A JlfalMl 1 'R | ready been distributed for the Women have been priests in churches have been involved 46 Actor Levene 11 Ripens ■ - ' RIAIW z ■" Aisir 1 for more than a decade in dis- 47 Mo. 12 Bamako's land A.8 CflM AH E ■ 0 1U 1 T IS consecration. Demand has the Episcopal Church since 46 Lyric bit ol 13 Source of M a 8 M!0 ' ■ R A " ■ cussions over easing their cen- yore light: abbr. | { 1 ' 1 ■ f » «||W A forced church officials to move 1976. But becoming an bishop 56 USSR prison 21 Massey ol old » 0 Ml A IN 1 1 IS A |N IMS 11 |A at ;0 ' turies-old differences. "And 57 Ireland films 0 i EMCIA R |fBl|A|T jU ]M! the ceremony from St. Paul's .s a question of much higher 22 Color rinse 56 — and board ■ M|A OIR i ■CIAIMIE |R|A| they have made great progress," 25 Mongrels Cathedral in Boston to the magnitude. Harris would be- 60 "- Ben S|A|T 1 NfjMC.L said James Solheim, a Jonson!" 26 Musketeer II ■' - 1 cavernous Hynes Convention come the first woman to reach 61 Maple genue 27 Penitents I R|A 0 il H> 1 M ' TJ spokesman for the Boston 62 Notion 28 Globes I an g B 0 MIB EHEIP'O 5 Center, which has room for that height in any of the three A A IR Episcopal diocese. "For Roman 63 Absolutely not 29 Actuate 1 0|l I P 1 ■ ' * « spectators, a chorus of 130, major branches of Christianity 64 — majesty 30 Afr. river ! HIS [ Mir i A 'M ■: = t Y Catholics, the idea of a woman 65 For tear that 31 Swiss warble television cameras and a large — Roman Catholicism, East- 32 Irregular 20/10189 standing at the altar represent- 44 Singer Mick 50 Nor. king contingent of journalists. ern Orthodoxy and Anglican- DOWN 33 Creed ing Christ is totally unaccept- Tavern 35 Unemployed 45 Special field 51 Patricia of Though no one is announc- ism — that trace bishops in a Rubber tree* 36 Clltton or 46 Springe films able." Beverage Jack 47 Lew of old 52 Rodents ing any last-minute effort to Lamarr ol old 38 Mother-in-law films 53 Seed coat Pope John Paul II in De- films ol Ruth U Literary 54 Used a bus Plaid 39 M— my contest 55 Digits cember issued what Solheim everything..." 49 Confident 59 Small rug called "ominous noises" about Beers ...Dating Game the impending consecration of from front page The winners, who get to go Harris. The pope warned of |^""t Roses from $34.95doz. "painful and deplorable conse- Ethan Kokoska, the coordinator on dates were all students who quences" of the Episcopal tainpus lived on campus. of this year's game. "We Church going forward with the started taking applications The winners received tickets to either the Steven Wright consecration of a female about a week ago and we got bishop. "The constant line of Florist show on Saturday night or one about thirty applicants," he tradition, common to all the said. To become a contestant of the upcoming Big East Roses, Roses, Roses Basketball games (Boston churches, cannot be so easily the applicants are screened for interrupted," he said. Say "I Love You" best on Valentines Day fff% two things mainly. "We ask College or Seton Hall) and all winners received a "This has great ecumenical And we've got the best Roses!!! \B&^ the applicants typical Dating consequences," said Bishop nw.NS.iNP AY Game questions and see how complimentary dinner at area — see page 6 they answer and also we have restaurants. Downtown Storrs(next to Store 24) 487-1193 to consider their looks," Kokoska said. Eventually the The Varsity Sport of the Mind number of participants was reduced to sixteen contestants for a total of four dates. "There's a lot of planning that goes into the game , but it's a great event because it gets the students involved and COLLEGE can be a lot of fun," said Jane Flynn, a Grad assistant who is _an advisor to SUBOG. BOWL

Date: Sunday NEED TO Feb. 12, 1989 Location: Student DOCTOR YOUR Union rm. 216 MCAT SCORE? SIGN UP: Feb 1-10 If your MCAT score needs a shot in the arm. come to the M-F 8:30 AM TIME: 12 NOON experts in test preparation— Stanley H.Kaplan. 4:00 PM Our test-taking techniques and educational review will help you be in top condition STUDENT UNION RM. test day We'll not only sharpen your scientific knowledge, but 2585 your reading, problem-solving, and essay-writing skills too. Summer courses are regis- HAS A FEW tering now So call the best in test prep—Kaplan. And get an MC/'u" score that you deserve. Call Now QUESTIONS Classes in Storrs begin Feb. 14th for the April MCAT. FOR YOU. 1) He Survived Siward of Northumbrian first attempt to dethrone him in 1046. 236-6851 But was finally overthrown by Siward and later killed by Malcolm III in 1057. KAPLAN Who was this Usurper who killed King Duncan I in Scotland? => MacBeth STANLEY H KAPLAN EDUCATIONAL (ENTER LTD. 14 0AKW00D AVL, WEST HARTFORD \ 2) No one has ever been unanimously elected into the Baseball Hall of Fame, but DONT COMPETE WITH five players have come close with over 94 1/2 of the vote. Name those five A KAPLAN STUDENT-BE ONE greats. => Ty Cobb, Henry Aaron, Monus Wagner, Babe Ruth, Willie Mays. page 8 The Daily Campus, Friday, February 10, 1989 Features Thursday night's creative films excite! By Lillian Voros 1988 production by John also have ours." community children," DeRosa commented. "The films in this Waters. Scheduled for next The purpose of this film added. country are not as developed as Daily Campus Staff they should be." The alternative Thursday week is "The Hidden", also a series is to increase the quality As an addendum to the film 1988 production, and finally of the films watched and to series, DeRosa said he would The film series is meant to night activity has hit UConn! be entertaining, giving students Students who have seen all the "Rita, Sue, and Bob, Too," a give an alternative to students like to give local producers an sex comedy produced in 1988. who make up the better part of opportunity to show their a good look at similar cultures episodes of the "Cosby and serious elements of life. Show"... twice, or have rented The issues, values, and ideas the community. films. discussed in each film are very Other options are on the "There are quite a few people The series will be presented every movie from the video in the Student Union Ballroom store except those with English valuable, according to DeRosa. agenda for WHUS, The Credit out there making films, and "There are exciting things in Union, and the film series. we'd like to show 'shorts' on Thursday nights at 8 p m. captions, will now have Students with an ATM Credit someplace to spend their the world," he said. "They are a "We have thought of before the actual presentation good communicator of ideas showing a Sunday afternoon so the producer does get Union Card are admitted free; Thursday nights. walk-ins are $2. The Student Union is and a great medium for creative childrens' show for the exposure," DeRosa hosting an "On-the-Fringe" expression. Films are often film series, sponsored by under-utilized for educational WHUS and The Credit Union, purposes." Ask Vic and Sher which will expose the DeRosa, along with Ron Dear Vic and Sher, drive yourself crazy! Set up a Dear Vic and Sher, community to art and music Pape of The Credit Union are Although its just the begin- schedule where you have to I have been seeing a girl for films. aiming the films at the UConn ning of the semester, I have read a certain number of chap- quite a while but recently she "Many students have never student, but hope to establish already started worrying about ters or complete so many as- said that if the situation pre- had the opportunity to see such an audience who will enjoy the my grades. I'm having a hard signments. Then when you're sents itself she would like to excellent films since they are films and return the following time dealing with this problem finished, you can go out and see other people. She says she not offered to the community week. because anytime I want to go have a good time. The Coun- is not ready for a commitment, on a regular basis," said Mike "We're trying to make a out or hang out with my seling services located at 4 but I'd really like to see her DeRosa, information program niche," said DeRosa, who friends, I feel as though I Gilbert Rd. have several free exclusively. What should I director at WHUS. expects to develop an audience should be studying. What can informative programs available do? WHUS and The Credit of 100 to ISO people before the I do? including Stress Management One Woman Man Union have committed semester is over. "Other Seriously and Studying for A's which are themselves to six such movies organizations such as SUBOG, Stressed helpful. Remember, college is DearO.W.M., this semester, three of which who have shown top 40s Dear S. Stressed, not only an academic learning She has told you that she have not yet been chosen. movies, and Von Der Mehden, Grades are important but if experience, but also a social would like to see other people Starting off the film series who have a foreign fdm series, you consistently dwell on your one. probably for a number of rea- last night was "Hairspray", a have their audience. We will homework and grades, you'll sons, talk to her about your concern and don't limit her be- cause of what you want. Many people feel that college is a HEALTH EDUCATION OFFICE time to enjoy themselves and & •*•• OF ^ take part in an active social flpm 9/ \Se STUDENT HEALTH SERVICES life. It's also a great opportu- Division of Student Affairs & Services nity to meet different people announces and not worry about a long term commitment. Let her see Be Original! First Annual other people and in the mean- time you should too. Go out SAFER SEX POSTER CONTEST and have some fun. If this re- lationship was meant to be, you will eventually be to- DESIGN A POSTER TO HELP PROMOTE SAFER BEHAVIORS IN THIS CAMPUS! gether. • Contest runs from Monday, January 30 until Friday, Feb. 17. * • First prize is a $50 gift certificate toNassiffs Sport Shop Dear Vic and Sher, in Willimantic. I caught my boyfriend cheat- • Winner will have his/her poster reprinted for campus distribution ing on me, and I'm crushed. • Contestants may work individually or in a group and may b He says he's sorry, but I'm submit as many entries as they wish. ' &Xp torn. Should I break up our t solid six month relationship or • All entries must'be on paper or poster board no smaller than *«**,91 stay? ^ 11X17 inches. S>« Unhappy «f • All entries must be original, hand drawn and caption must be *c neatly entered. Dear Unhappy, • All entries must be submitted no later than Friday. February 17 at 4pm. F( I FUN I can't tell you what to do- They should be brought to the Health Education Office in Room 305 in you have to decide this one. If Student Health Services. Be sure your name, campus address and phone your boyfriend is cheating, number are clearly printed on the back. your relationship is not as • Remember the goal is to effectively promote safer sex to those people solid as you think. Discover who choose to be sexually active. e the reason why he wanted to • Bor more inlomntion call Health Education Office at 486-4700 ext. 264. \S cheat and don't let him get off • Have fun and cood luck! with "I'm sorry." It's pretty hard to build trust again; how- ever, it has to be done. Good Luck. AND NOW HEAR THIS! Dear Vic and Sher, I thought I really liked this guy, but when I kissed him he had the worst breath. I have thrown every imaginable hint COOPERATIVE EDUCATION at him, and he doesn't get the Now message. I don't want to hurt IS TELLING ALL HMR him, but I don't want to kiss him. AT THE ORIENTATION SESSIONS THIS!! Help! - calendar of events for a successful co-op Dear Help, - co-op career opportunities and how to apply Bad breath is very vile; - tips for successful co-op placement however, it can be corrected very easily. If slipping him breath mints or presenting him ATTEND A CO-OP ORIENTATION SESSION with a bottle of mouth wash doesn't clue him in, tell him Tues. Feb. 14, Wed. Feb. 15, Thurs. Feb. 16 very delicately why you don't S.U. 278/282 4-5 pm want to kiss him. Maybe he will change his ways! I hope For more information contact 486-2795 or it works. visit CO-OP ED OFFICE - 3rd floor, Wilbur Cross Building %us& \ Dear Readers, DIVISION OF STUDENT AFFAIRS & SERVICES We'd like to take this time to wish you a Happy Valen- tines Day! page 9 Arts The Daily Campus, Friday, February 10, 1989 Fox, Falls and Cope Compares to Bowie probably a little touched. By Kyle Crispino write and produce two cuts It's not a shame that Samantha and anguish. Reverb freakouts here. They seem to be the Fox has no identity as a and James Bond theme-like On the slower side, "China Daily Campus Staff only supporting cast with any musical artist; material that guitar riffs color his world as Doll" is a gracious old-time kind of a clue. On the popular might challenge her singing more than a trippy, nostalgic ballad with a big tip of the hat Samantha Fox title track, they surround her talent is probably the last thing ride (see Love And Rockets). to Ziggy and Iggy. The / Wanna Have Some Fun unexciting voice with dramatic she (or her audience) wants, so There seems to be a genuine breathy, frictional opening Rating: * 1/2 stars bass, techno-snare, and their let her be. It is a shame, love for the Beehive Era saxophone lines of "I'm Not own harmonies. On "Next To however, that every day, proud expressed here, not for the Losing Sleep" recall early One of the most unfortunate Me", they just drown her out. Americans are led like pigs to time's grungy blues, but with Roxy Music in a pensive outgrowths of the white female On "I Only Wanna Be With the slaughterhouse of this 60's pop and TV cultures. mood. But the album's dance-pop movements started You" and "You Started $9.98 soft-porn show on vinyl. Beneath it all, however, are highlight is the Afro-pop title by Madonna has been the Something", producers Stock, some pressing themes covering [rack which, like the Rolling recent musical popularity of Aitkcn, and Waterman try to the link between life in the Stones' "Undercover" of a few British Porn star Samantha public and private sectors. "5 years back, challenges the mold her, unsuccessfully, into Julian Cope Fox. She has relied on outside Kylie Minogue II. O" Clock World" is a frantic ridiculous barriers between writers and producers her entire My Nation Underground remake about anomaly created "Hot For You", a flailing Rating:*** 1/2 stars black and white music. recording career and is in no guitar rocker, imitates in the world of work. mood to grow out of it, unlike Blondie's Debbie Harry, if only "Vegetation" contemplates a Cope's crafty, shifty style (kept Madonna. Despite her one- for a split second, and Sam On his second American "copy-cat" suicide in an in check by a super-polished dimensional sexuality, she has goes for the Blondic cycle with release, Anglo art-popper offhand, almost humorous band) could make him the nowhere near the voice, attitude the pointless ballad Julian Cope examines urban way. In "Charlotte Anne", , or diversity to put this Bowie of the 90's; that weird schizophrenia and the futility Cope sings "please don't look English guy that American forgettable material over on "Confession" which is the only song that she had a hand in of fighting it. to me for guidance," audiences can't quite figure out, anyone. Except the most writing. Attempts to please Cope and his band immerse reinforcing the adage that a yet who speaks too loudly to groove-hungry nightclubbers everybody with a combination themselves in the 60's Brit' good artist is not necessarily a ignore. and radio programmers, that is. of ballad, British dance-pop and scene with equal doses of case good or warm person, and If you ever wondered why her albums have all seemed like rock, quietly go by the boards one-hit wonders, a listen to "I with minimal effort on Fox's Wanna Have Some Fun" will part. Not surprisingly, only make you stop wondering. the current The overseers of Sam's last single remains as a glimmer oi hit, R&B band Full Force, (false) hope. Beverly Hills Horror A Real LOS ANGELES (AP) — expense — actors brought their Karen Russell's frantic screams own costumes, crew members rattled windows up and down earned minimum wage and Sweetheart Valley Spring Lane, but no almost everything but the Samaritans on this quiet 16mm film itself was borrowed suburban street abandoned their — the makers of "Beverly of a Sale Thursday night suppers to Hills Corpse" were able to film come to her rescue. half a dozen garrotings and impalings in only five days. Savings to make Even Miss Russell's friends A visit to the "Beverly Hills and colleagues — standing just Corpse" set illuminates a your heart sing! yards from the violent poolside different, frequently overlooked assault — kept perfectly still. side of Hollywood. Unlike Finally, when he had seen flamboyant, high-budget enough, Dave DeCoteau looked productions that swim with at the fallen woman, put his celebrities and hype, this film hands in his pockets, and reflects true, unknown blue- 30% Off smiled a thin smile. "OK," he collar labor — much work, said. "Let's move on." little acclaim. all items on our As the director of the low- Where directors Steven budget horror film "Beverly Spielberg and Francis Ford main sales floor Hills Corpse," DeCoteau's Coppola might use a dozen or mission was to produce dead so camera setups in a day, bodies as quickly as possible DeCoteau ("Nightmare — such efficiency is the only Sisters," "Crcepozoids," "Lady Crafts! Furniture! way cheap movies can make a Avenger") raced through 57 Housewares! Posters! profit. The ugly death of Miss moves in one 13-hour shoot. Russell, slain by corpse-like In the time it takes "serious" All marked with a heart hands rocketing out of a movie makers to shoot just swimming pool, left one less one 15-minute sequence, the to signal 30% savings butchering to film. 90-minute "Beverly Hills Sparing every imaginable See page 12 Make your sweetheart happy this Valentine's Day, Come in and take Alpha advantage of our Sweetheart Sale. Sale runs from Sal. Feb 11 to Tues., Feb. 14. Savings will be Epsilon discounted at register Sale merchandise is limited to stock on hand Pi 1254 Storrs Road QUESTION: (Rte. 195) WHAT IS THE BEST WAY TO KEEP YOUR The Marketplace MIND OUT OF THE GUTTER AND LEARN Storrs, CT. TO SCORE AT THE SAME TIME? Monday-Saturday ANSWER: 9:30a.m.-5:30p.m. "BOWLING" 486-5757 When: Saturday, Feb. 11th - 2pm UConn Co-op's Campus Lifestyle Store Where: Meet at Student Unions v. Lobby by the TV's (we will f go \ return in time for Steven ( j Wright) V_y With Whom: The Brothers of AEPi This event is USG Funded The Daily Campus Task 10 Friday. February 10, 7359 Since 1896 Jim Amspacher Cindy Keeler Editor in Chief Business Manager Shawn Cochran Dana Tofig Managing Editor Deputy Managing Editor Beth Hamilton Shannon Quintard Senior Writer Ad Manager Assistant Mana^in^ Editors Doug Hardy Charles Pickett Sports Photography Lisa Spooner / Lisa Fay Wellek News Jason Kauppi Lillian Voros Arts Features Just wondering...

...what other laws the legislature will seek to impose on UConn during this session?

...if anybody notices that the women's Colman McCarthy basketball team is leading the Big East with a 9-2 record and is undefeated at home this God competes with Golf year? In a copse by the waters of the Members of the planning commission ...what will we find to worry about next Shenandoah, low in its banks beneath the toured both the monastery and the concerning the Conn Dome? Will the Blue Ridge Mountains, a solitary proposed golf course site the other basketball court be the right size? Will there woodpecker hammers into a woodland morning. They are considering a zoning be enough baskets? Will they be in the right bark. Another joins in and soon it's an amendment for a special-use permit to place? uproar breaking the stillness this allow the project to go on. Officials of midwinter morning on a remote piece of Golflinks, who represent more than 20 ...if anyone will send UConn President John land 60 miles west of Washington and investors, have promised a "high class" T. Casteen III a condomgram in recognition five miles east of Berryville. operation that will be neither noisy nor of National Condom Week? The worry of a group of longtime local environmentally damaging. Citizen residents—the 25 Trappist priests and meetings have been held and more are ...what other reasons besides mud, fences brothers of the Holy Cross Abbey—is promised before the commissioners issue and falling bricks will students have to avoid that nature's silence and God's solitude a decision. Sides are being taken. the Babbidge Library? may soon be threatened by man-made Golf or God aside, the Trappists have noises. Golflinks, Inc., a Virginia the stronger case. If a track record means corporation, has paid $650,000 for 150 anything, they are pure agrarians with 14 ...what good a flimsy chain link fence will do acres of riverbank flatland on the opposite centuries of faithful land stewardship when a brick comes bearing down on you at side of the Shenandoah from the behind them. At Holy Cross, they built a 90 miles an hour? Trappists' property. In the works are a guest house two years ago to receive the 6,800—yard daily fee golf course, steadily growing flow of visitors ...what Rep. Edith Prague would do if she swimming pool, tennis courts, two-story famished for the peace of the monastery. heard bricks were falling off the library? clubhouse, pro shop, maintenance The threat of noise from a public country Propose legislation to burn all the books? buildings and a fleet of golf carts. club means that visitors might as well The developers, prepared to invest stay in their cities for all the quiet they'll ...if to solve the problem of parking space, $2.8 million into the country club, also get here. an inflatable parking garage can be built in announced plans to invite major The legitimate argument then is the professional and amateur tournaments to same now in Virginia: a claim on silence Mirror Lake? Would alternative housing for the course. The Trappists, who settled and solitude as necessities to protect a the ducks be considered? here in 1950 and belong to the Cistercian way of life. If governments enforce laws monastic order that follows the 6th- to protect endangered species of animals, ...where they buried Chuckles II, the century rule of St. Benedict, are about as they ought to be even more watchful groundhog? Will anybody have the nerve to far away spiritually and mentally from about some endangered seekers of God. show up at his grave next Feb. 2? country-club revelries as anyone in this In "The Silent Life," Thomas Merton, century or country. They rise at 3:15 a.m. who spent 27 years at a Trappist ...if anybody thought Bush would come up for a day or prayer, work asceticism and monastery in Kentucky, wrote: "The with a solution to the Saving and Loan crisis receiving guests. They are cloistered, silence of the forest, the peace of the that people would be happy with? Is there sing Gregorian chants and earn their daily morning wind moving the branches of the such a solution? bread by baking bread and fruitcake. In trees, the solitude and isolation of the Clarke County, they also pay land taxes house of god—these are good because it on their 1,200 acres. is in silence, and not in commotion, in ...if the Edmonton Oilers still maintain they Hearing progress calling out "Fore," got the best of the trade that sent Wayne solitude and not in crowds, that God best the fathers and brothers have decided to likes to reveal himself most intimately." Gretzky to the Los Angeles Kings? The take an environmental stand against the Kings have been leading the Oilers all year. proposed golf course. They foresee noise None of the fathers and brothers at pollution, created from the clamor of Holy Cross is opposed to golf. Among ...if anybody cares that the publishers of parties and what-not at the clubhouse area sporting frivolities, it is the most Webster's Dictionary included "Big Apple" which is three-quarters of a mile from the contemplative. P.G. Wodehouse, the for the first time? monastery guest house. They expect also Edwardian sage of the 19th hole, believed t a generalized kind of din sure to be heard that "Real golf is a thing of the spirit, not when a few hundred people show up for ...if anybody would have believed at the mere mechanical excellence of stroke." country-club frolic. The opposition at Holy Cross is not to beginning of the season the Celtics would be On Jan. 30, the Holy Cross real golf but to the real noise and hubbub fighting to stay .500 while the Knicks are community wrote to the Clarke County almost certain to come if the country club leading the division with one of the league's Planning Commission to oppose the is allowed. best records? "radical change" that threatens this part of From 1952 to 1983, a nine-hole course the Blue Ridge valley. "Our particular life was run on the same site proposed now. ...if Chris Smith will ever make another demands solitude," said the Rev. Mark The noise pollution is remembered. baseline move with Georgetown's Alonzo Delery, the monastery's abbot who was a That's another reason the Trappists have Mourning on the court? physician before joining the order. In an a special claim. They have 14 centuries of eight-page letter, he raised questions being model neighbors themselves, and ...if Georgetown will have to become a about possible noise pollution, pesticide tend to have long memories about those professional basketball team when runoff, sewage and water-use problems, who were not. Mourning and Dikembe Mutombo are ready and disruption to the ecology by the to play together? development that often follows golf- Colman McCarthy is a syndicated course construction. columnist 1 The Daily Campus, Friday, February 10, 1989 page 11 Commentary/Letters —————— Bryan Kelley G.R.E.'s prove all Campus motto: 'Please knowledge important 5 excuse our appearance After reading Dana M. transportability of knowledge Tofig's submission dated is very important. The February 6, 1989 on die topic computer I am writing his "Please excuse our appearance" the They make holes. They take some stuff of GRE's, we were compelled paper on would have considered signs say. Are you kidding, what out of the holes. Then they cover the to agree with his viewpoint on impressive by any standards 30 appearance? I've been excusing LConn's holes up. Sometimes this process takes the subject. The biased nature years ago; now it's nothing appearance for almost five years now. months. Therefore I think it's possible of such examinations has special. Although we can't be There has been so many holes dug on for students to barricade a part of the become a topic of major certain that we will need to campus, that CAT and John Deere now road, then leave a friends car at the hole concern. Never before have we know after we graduate, it test most of their new equipment here. In permanently to reserve the space. encountered such a blatant seems somewhat clear at this fact, there is a rumored UConn prototype Students can then carpool to the hole for example of discrimination point. But in die long term, against a particular group. we have no conception of what dozer in the making. The constant repair, the rest of the semester! Problem solved. skills will be important 30 and supposed upgrade of campus, has Right? Wrong! Clearly, the example cited in Dana's essay was included in years from now when we will adversely affected pedestrian traffic and a Unfortunately, this adventurous plan the exam with the sole intent all still be working. forever worsening parking situation. could be ruined. It seems that Rep. Edith to deny person's with a set of One thought dial is a mixed Therefore, like a weathered calvary Prague is attempting to undermine my skills that do not include blessing is that technology is officer takes advantage of an scam. Even though her bill proposing to problem solving from getting becoming user transparent. undisciplined opponant on the battlefield, dry up Connecticut campuses has been their fair shot at graduate The world will become divided I propose to take advantage of the chaotic tabled, I fear she is still on the move. I school. Mr. Tofig asked: into two groups of people, state of campus, and attempt to solve yet have herd through the "rumor mill," as "What docs seventh and eighth those who use technology and grade algebra have to do with those who understand it. There another of LConn's shortcomings. UConn athletic director Todd Turner so is really nothing wrong with The following may seem a bit eloquently calls it, tnat Edith and various my ability to go to graduate school?" We don't see any either. Artists already have outlandish, however, remember that the UG>nn officials have gone underground relevance in it cither. Had he found a very powerful tool in big wigs have yet to offer any useful with the dry campus proposal. Of course been applying to high school, the computer. Although a alternatives. Only an occasional none of this is substantiated, but I suspect we would understand such a good understanding of it's "WHOOPS!", or "GEE WIZ, I GUESS that UConn officials see Edith Prague as requirement, however this is operation is helpful, it's not WE SHOULD HAVE THOUGHT OF their key to solving all campus problems. not the case. Nobody really necessary for this application. THAT SOONER," frequent their Basically, by banning alcohol on expects us to understand and The problem is mat the best in statements. campus, I think officials believe students retain the material we study in any field will need a Basically I suggest that we take will run for the rr'Ils. Students will move school. considerable technical advantage of the many different service off campus in droves, solving the on We found the other example knowledge to understand when vehicles on campus to provide an campus housing shortage as well as the he cited particularly malicious. the standard practices don't impenetrable disguise for illegal parking. parking problem. How? Well, its simple. It requires the ability to focus work and what to do about it. on a central issue and recognize This will create a very big gap. It may require some minor cosmetic Area developers will happily return the facts relevant to it's resolution. It was particularly ironic alterations to the vehicle you drive, like a favor of having thousands of new We see no connection between mat Dana used me GRE as an state seal on the door, or an AT&T decal. tenants , by building UConn a huge, recognition of relevant facts example. Grad school is very Perhaps you could even paint your car or multi-storied parking garage. Where the and journalism since different from undergraduate truck dark green and stencil BEEBE garage would go is another issue. journalists are obligated to education. In grad school, you CONSTRUCTION on the side. Next, Though my sources tell me that a UConn report facts unaltered. It is are not expected to understand the student parking fiend shall dress in "garage committee" would like to put the unnecessary for them to all die material you will need, service person garb. Usually this entails high rise in Memorial Stadium, and understand any but you are expected to be able dull colored coveralls, a tool belt, simply play all football games away. A interconnections. to pick it up yourself on short workboots, and the infamous hardhat. bit drastic but it would solve the Conn Dana was joking of course. notice. You are. after all, a (You may wish to open a small account at Dome parking hysteria. Sadly we thought it was quite professional. Taylor rental. However, I promise that I hate to admit it, but this is the funny. The reason we found it No one can foresee the the cost will not exceed the average perfect plan. Maybe my proposal is too funny is because we know future, but it is mirrored by die people who really think like past. A great analogy I read student's parking ticket fees). The rest is glamorous. Yeah, too star spangled. Oh that, and remember Umes at somewhere compares easy. Drive to class, (in drag of course), well, I guess that's why I'm not a which we were guilty of the computers to electrical motors. and simply pull up on the sidewalk, put legislator. Besides, the meter maids are same. As upper classmen, we Around 1900, people were your flashers on (denoting emergency much too sharp anyway. Remember, have learned from experience; saying that motors are great. service of course), park, and go to class. they are the eyes and ears of this when you are told you will In the future every house will When you come out, walk around the institution. But just despite Edith Prague need to know something, Uicre have one in the attic with vehicle, write something down on a and the UConn teetotaling squad, I hope is always a good reason. That shafts and pulleys everywhere clipboard, or kick the tires (just to make it their ploy fails. I kind of like all the stuff always seems to crop up to run all sorts of appliances. look good), then off you go. You may tractors and power shovels around later. What nobody could foresee was campus. They remind me of the Tonkas I Knowledge is a funny that their cost would drop to want to change routines frequently thing. The more you know, the point that now it is however, to prevent suspicion. No used to play with as a kid. What the hell, common for house to have let the workers dig their holes. Maybe the harder it is to draw a problem. Get a few orange pylons and distinction between any two around fifty. The same thing park right in the middle of the road. If some day they can dig a hole deep fields. Mathematics is a kind is likely to happen with this seems too daring, rent a small enough for everyone to park in. of binding thread which computers but on a much jackhammer to make a few holes with. stitches them all together. It is shorter time scale. There is no Just think, isn't that what most of the Bryan Kelley is a Daily Campus an abstract representation of a way of knowing what will be construction folks appear to be doing? columnist problem and once you next. All we can say for understand it, it really doesn't certain is that you should never matter what kind of problem assume that any knowledge is you arc dealing with. unimportant. 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• • « behind the scenes at Beverly Hills From page 9 shots were hurriedly lighted and through some fluke of the Quigley — who more or less "Beverly Hills Corpse- most scenes were captured in script — actually walks away revel on the lower rungs. whatever riches it might gather Corpse" was already in the can. only one or two camera takes, alive at the end of the movie. Miss Quigley, whose resume when it debuts on videocassette "OK. Let's move on," is the DeCoteau's genius rests on an Out-of-work actress Lillie includes "Hollywood Chainsaw later this summer. battle cry of this brand of film aptitude to make really cheap Fields (she played a nameless Hookers," "Sorority Babes in The film, lacking both making. films look only semi-cheap, screaming woman in the 1988 the Slimeball Bowl-O-Rama," requisite quality and financial The plot of "Beverly Hills delivering them on budget and remake of "The Blob") shared "Blood Nasty" and the backing, will never make it to Corpse" is admittedly witless. on time. Only 26, he has Jacobs' optimism. On the set upcoming "Assault of the movie theaters. Like many of A few studly young men stroll directed or produced 12 B tides. not as a performer but as the Party Nerds," has established its independendy produced kin, into a house, chat with two "craft services" supervisor, Ms. herself as the Meryl Streep of its future will be decided at women who don't wear much "Beverly Hills Corpse" relied upon a good-natured, well Fields spent one recent the slice-and-dice genre. Ask video stores both here and clothing, have sex with them, afternoon refilling the carrot- her to go topless (or more) or abroad: With rentals costing a and then pretty much choreographed ensemble of young technicians and stick tray at the film's small die a horrible death, and she'll buck a night, home video fans everybody dies. snack table. meet the challenge gamely. have much more tolerance for The movie does not pretend struggling actors united by the challenges of guerrilla film "It's nice working here," said Said makeup artist Cindy lesser films. to be anything it is not. Said Ms. Fields, a theater graduate Warren: "She always knows "Most foreign markets won't screenwriter Ross Perron, asked making. A motorcycle used in one scene was appropriated of the University of Illinois her lines. She's always on accept adult movies," said if he minds his scripts being screenwriter Perron. "So horror from sound mixer DJ. Ritchie. who recently moved to time. And she never messes called exploitive: "Why should Southern California, "because up." movies (with nudity) fill the I mind? They are.** "We cannibalize everything," Yet it seems incongruous for said co-producer and first you make friends and they niche — they pass right by the Its lack of sophistication might have friends and then Miss Quigley to appear in censors." aside, "Beverly Hills Corpse" assistant director Fred movies featuring countless Kennamcr. "We used my car in they can say to their friends, While Perron talked, the real could become more profitable decapitations and other abuses: art of slasher film making was than, say, "Tequila Sunrise" or Assault of the Killer Bimbos." "Hey, I have this friend who needs an SAG card." She is a vegetarian and animal being discussed in the next a large percentage of the major Given a rare chance to work rights activist. "I won't do a in a highly competitive Membership in SAG, the room, where makeup artist studio releases now costing an movie where there's violence Warren conferred with special- average $17 million apiece. business, the cast and crew of Screen Actors Guild, is a Hollywood paradox: You can't toward animals," she said. effects expert Rick LaLonde. Made on a budget of only "Beverly Hills Corpse" And though usually semi- willingly accepted pay far act in a big feature film They wanted to make sure an $50,000, "Beverly Hills nude on camera, she calls upcoming throat slashing went below union rates and read without a SAG card, but you M Corpse" can, with any measure can't obtain a SAG card unless herself "shy" and says, I well. As the two held up their of domestic and international dialogue so wooden the script gave them splinters. you've acted in a big feature wouldn't feel safe at a nude own concoctions of fake blood, videocassette sales, realize a net beach." Ms. Warren suddenly looked "All of us are stars on the film. gain. But for those actors and crew Ultimately, though, it is very serious and said, "Do you The dilemma on the set, way up. This is just a stop along the way," said Mike members who see "Beverly Miss Quigley's and Miss want the more jugular blood or then, was to keep costs so low Hills Corpse" as a step up to a Russell's naked bodies, not the capillary blood?" they're subterranean, but still Jacobs Jr., who is featured in "Beverly Hills Corpse" as a more glorious future, there are their death scenes or acting On such fine points, bad spit out a movie that, if little others — like actress Linnea talents, that will bring horror movies become better. else, was in focus. Though rock singer named Eric who —

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UCONN FLYING CLUB GENERAL MEETING on Tuesday Feb. 16. ALL members and interested students welcome. For more info, please call Joe at 487- The Daily Campus, Friday, February 10, 1989 page 15 Classifieds5 Lost: Silver Zippo lighter. Lost AEI1 AEI1 AEI1 AEIT AEI1 the street torm Ieds and Huskies, UCONN GREENS Meeting will Come Challange our pros. All Rush IAE! LIVETHE LEGEND E be held S.U. 217 Saturday Lost and in Hale Lobby on 2/5. Very high interested rushees are invited to 2/10 10:00am Bring your ideas and sentimental value! REWARD!! come bowling with the Bothers concerns for this semesters Found Please call Amy at 487-5547. LF Saturday 2/11 at 2pm. Meet in agenda Call Neva for any 2/13 the S.U. lobby, transportation Come learn all about Jewish questions 423-8101 E 2/10 will be provided E 2/11 Geneology at Hillel's Bagel Lost gold tennis bracelet: Lost in vicinity of Routes 44 and Brunch Sunday at 11:00am. Sentimental value. Present from 74 in Ashford: Buff colored To AU Rushees: It's not too late $4.00 w/out HAC $3.00 w/HAC. Mother. If found please return. Cocker Spaniel. Answers to to rush IAE! Call 486-9395 or Come here Gertrude Ogushwitz. A Reward is offered call 487- Brandy, wearing tan collar with a stop by our house, located across E2/10 5843 LF 2/13 Newtown, CT Dog tag. REWARD. Please call 487-0610. LF2/14

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UCONN OUTING CLUB: If you are interested in doing some winter of spring camping and hiking come to our meetings Thursday nights at 6:30 p.m. at the Student Union A 2/17 page 16 The Daily Campus, Friday, February 10, 1989 Arts Uchida's playing possesses abstract qualitie s and flawless technique 1} Marilyn MacArthur This detachment made the to be dictating the breathing of Daily Campus Staff music, somehow very the audience. In the hush of the 1 hose patrons who dared to refreshing. None of the music whispering piano, a listener brave the eold to travel to seemed forced or contrived. The could hear the audience Jorgenscn Auditorium last energy of the music flooded and breathing at the same time, night were well rewarded. They overwhelmed the audience, and like one giant organism. heard Pianist Mitsuko L'chida forced the audience to listen, perform Schubert's ra.hcr than create associations Uchida played the music "Impromptu No. 1 in C minor. and images from the music with a spontaneity that kept D. 899," Schumann".; ihc listener guessing as to "Fantasie in C Major, Opus "The lines were clear "what next," even if the 17," and Debussy's "Twelve and distinct, every listener was familiar with the Etudes." note had a purpose. music. Uchida's technique was Every phrase had The sustained, quiet passages flawless. Under Uchida's hypnotized. Even the pauses fingers the piano sounded pure direction and intent, between the movements, and clear. Because of the it was clear the music particularly in the Debussy, perfection of technique, the knew where it was became a necessary part of the listener's attention was more music. focused upon the abstract tloi"8>" qualities of the pcrformance.not The lines were clear and distinct, every note had a Mitsuko Uchida has been The music seemed divorced awarded several major awards from Uchido and the audience, purpose. Every phrase had direction and intent, it was for her piano playing. As the and seemed to have a life of its patrons of Jorgenscn heard last own. The perfection and clear the music knew where it was going. night it is because of her intensity seemed to push the flawless technique and the Mitsuko Uchida played last night at Jorgenson music beyond emotion. This And although the music was abstract quality inherent in her Auditorium with a perfect technique. She created an lack of emotion was not cold not emotional, it was quite performance style. obscure atmosphere for her audience (Jorgenson and calculated, neither was it dramatic. At one point in the Photo). warm and tender. second work, the music seemed H0T& SPICY! Do you want easy money *k r Best PAY on Campus Only 5 Hours a Week, One Hour a Day! HOT BARBECUE Mornings before Classes Join and deliver The Daily Campus H0T& HEARTY! Full recognition. Looks great on the your resume! Call 429-9384 Club! ask for Ken

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North Campus North Hagleville Rd. open every nite until 2 South Campus open until 2 Fri - Sat until 3 SUBOG INFO SESSION Thursday, February 16th in RM 101 at 3:30pm e#-i"i;W He There or Be-you know-Square! The Daily Campus, Friday, February 10, 1989 Sports Page 17 Huskies face must win game against B.C. I? K....L «.„.„ ~ ^ From buck page he's the kind of kid that needs He averaged 29.6 percent from McCloud] and scoring 19 evident to me." points on the game. conditioning to be at his peak. three-point range after a four- points on seven-of-13 shooting "They're just more superior from the field, including hit- When he's not in tip top of-seven performance in the Huskies athletes," Calhoun said of the ting two-of-five from three- condition, he loses weight." Huskies' Hartford Civic Center Hoyas. "They force you up point range. Calhoun revealed that the into a tempo that you don't loss to Providence on January six-foot-four guard from face 7, and broke a streak of 35 "By nature he's not a person want to play with...Once again who's going to be vocal," Washington, D.C. had dropped [Cliff] is not 100 percent. But 1 straight games having sunk a from 175 to 165 lbs in the three-point basket when he Calhoun said. "He's not a real Eagles thought it effected Tate more." gung ho, rally around the flag preseason, but has worked With the team's leading failed to make an attempt Saturday the Huskies will guy. It seems in the past few himself back into shape since. match up against Big East cel- scorer and leading play-maker against Scton Hall on January games he's made some clutch And with the added pressure of lar-dweller Boston College in slowed by injuries, Gamble led 14. new competition in the form of "I think his problem was shots... He's started to go by the Hartford Civic Center, by example; taking the ball to freshman guard Chris Smith, that we weren't scoring as people. I've got tremendous looking to improve their 3-6 the hoop repeatedly in the face Gamble has apparently pushed many points as we'd like to respect for what he did. As op- league mark over the 1 -8 Ea- of six-foot-10 center Alonzo posed to saying 'hey I can't do himself beyond just being a gles. Mourning and six-foot-11 cen- have been at the time," Cal- houn said. "He's an established it,' he turned around and really three-point sharpshooter; tieing "BC will be a tough test for ter Dikcmbe Mutombo, as well for team-leading re bounder in three-point shooter in the Big made some plays for us." us," Calhoun said. "Dana Bar- as heating up from outside for In the preseason, Gamble two consecutive games, and the first time in six Big East East, and people played to stop ros is obviously the toughest him from shooting three- broke his right wrist in practice penetrating the defense like a guy in the league. They're due games. point guard all through the pointers." in September and had arthio- Gamble, who is now Georgetown game. for a win in the sense that Wednesday night Gamble scopic knee surgery in October averaging 13.2 points per Big "I think [competition from they're a little looser as a team. showed his true character as a missing eight weeks of work East game this year on 42.3 Smith] would have effected They realize they're not going team leader, pulling down a outs with the team. Calhoun percent shooting from the field, him a few years ago, but I to the NCAA Tournament." game high six rebounds [a tie feels that he still hasn't com- went through a dry spell in a don't think it really effected Barros has led the Big East with UConn forward Willie pletely recovered from the in- stretch of six Big East games. jury. Mm this season," Calhoun for most of the season in both total points and three-point "He missed eight weeks, and said. "I think his maturity is Magic will miss Huskies look to endshooting. jinx all-star game From back page Villanova's major offensive up to keep a Iresh player on her 1NGLEWOOD, Calif. (AP) painful. force. at all times I think we're — li was vintage Magic "Missing the All-Star Game edge but were victimized by a "They have a good balance of evenly matched since both of Johnson, a weaving drive is a big disappointment, not 25 percent second half shooting post players and outside shoot- us depend on shooting the ball through traffic resulting in a just the game but all of the performance. ers," Auriemma said. "We'll well. If we shoot well, that layup and two points for the festivities that surround it. The "We missed a lot of easy probably end up rotating will make our defense that Los Angeles Lakers. fact that I won't be a part of it shots that just didn't fall," Debbie [Baer] and changing it much better." A work of art, until Johnson is a real disappointment." Auriemma said. "I think we touched down and landed with a Johnson, 29, was the leading have to work on pushing the lorn hamstring. Johnson gave a vote-getter in the Western ball upcourt and reversing it Open This Sunday painful grimace and grabbed his Conference of the fans for before they setup. Then, when left leg after the play, which Sunday's game at Houston. they come out to play us, we occurred with 1:57 remaining Ironically, the Lakers lost can go right by them." Campus in the third quarter of a 121- Johnson just as they were get- An added bonus for the 118 loss to Golden State ting starting guard Byron Scott Huskies will be Meghan Wednesday night. buck. Playing 27 minutes, Pattyson's return after a two- Florist Johnson's injury was diag- Scott scored 13 points in his game layoff. Against Boston Best Selection of nosed as a partial tear of the first game after he missed six College, Pattyson suffered a left hamstring. Team physician contests because of a urological slight separation of her shoul- Valentine Flowers Dr. Robert Kcrlan estimated disorder. der and was sidelined for both that Johnson will be sidelined "I feel fine, physically," said the Pittsburgh and Seton Hall Roses from $34.95(Joz.(ionjfsYem) from seven to 10 days. Scott, obviously disturbed by games. Downtown Storrs(next to Store 24) 487-1193 "lie will be receiving treat- the injury to his teammate. "We need good ball move- ment and will be rc-cvaluaicd "He means a lot to this team in ment and we have to work a next Monday," Lani Quon, a a lot of ways. He plays a lot of little harder to get Kerry public relations secretary for positions and he's an inspira- [Bascom], Kris [Lamb], and the Lakers, said Thursday. tion on the floor." Meghan the ball inside," "We'll know more on Mon- "I'm no doctor, but it doesn't Auriemma said. "We also have day." k>ok good for Magic," Lakers to force them to help out on By that time, the NBA All- coach I'at Rilcy said. "We're defense and kick it out quicker from New York Round Trips starting at Siar Game will have been optimistic that it won't be to our shooters." LONDON 358 HONGKONG 739 played. And the 6-foot-9 John- long. The Wildcat's big weapon is GUATEMALA City 340 TOKYO 679 son, a seven-time All-Star, "We've got a lot of talent on fivc-foot-eight junior guard will have missed it. our team. Earvin (Johnson) is Helen Koskinen. Koskinen has CARACAS 320 SYDNEY 1128 "I think it happened when I obviously a crucial player, and racked up some impressive Restrictions apply taxes not included planted to take off," said we hope it's a short period of numbers so far this season. Check our low teacher fares Johnson, who had 28 points, lime. But we'll deal with ii and She leads the Wildcats in scor- eight rebounds and 12 assists move on." ing and assists with 15.9 and EUR AIL PASSES ISSUED ON THE SPOT' before leaving the game. 4.4 averages per game. In their Call for FREE Student Travel Catalog' "When I tried to run back first game, Koskinen not only downeourt it started getting 'nought the ball up, but was 562-5335 YALE CO-OP East 77 Broadway. New Haven What do . . . ECONOMICS MAJORS do after graduation ? Please Forgive us Come to the MAJOR MONDAY on The Daily Campus made a misprint Monday, Feb. ISth 8:30 p.m. HOW HEAR A" HBAR Student Union, Rm. SIS The Drydock (S.U.B) 8pm, Casino Night- TWS'Vj^^'' (AACC) 8pm, Dance to Reggae w/ DJ Hear a panel of Marlon, The Flying Nuns, All The Voices & 3 Economics Alumni Mental Gymnastics, (S.U.B.) 11pm to 4am, Describe Their Work & Experiences Housemusic w/Mixmaster Sebby (AACC) Sponsored by: 12am-4am. The Liberal Arts Advisory Center The Department of Career Services Will all be tonii page 18 The Daily Campus, Friday, February 10, 1989 Sports Offseason soap opera haunts the Red Sox BOSTON (AP) — Can Wade the March issue of Penthouse giving depositions during the Boston must bounce back Padres in December for $5.25 ever escape the wrath of a for- than on the fate of the 1989 summer. And, after John Mc- from losing four consecutive million over three years. mer lover? Can teammates, and Red Sox. Namara was fired as manager at games to the Oakland Athletics Boston now is without a left- wives, forgive him? Adams, jilted by Wade the All-Star break, the team in the AL playoffs. The 58- handed starter. Can Roger live on $2 mil- Boggs after a four-year affair, is rallied from nine games back to year-old Morgan faces an uphill And though the Boggs- lion a year? Can fans forgive suing the five-time American win the AL East under new task, but fortunately for the Adams affair dominated the Roger for blasting Boston? League batting champion for skipper Joe Morgan. Red Sox, no other teams in the offseason news, Clemens, a Can Mike accept his bosses' $12 million. But the turmoil barely had division have improved two-time Cy Young Award snub because he lacks union She reportedly implicates begun. Boggs recently said on dramatically. winner, and Mike Greenwell, time? Can Oil Can stay out of several of Boggs' teammates in television he was a recovering Boston also is bucking odds. runner-up to Oakland's Jose trouble? various stories involving sex, sex addict. He admits the affair No team has repeated as AL Canseco in AL MVP voting, And can the Boston Red Sox racism, tax evasion and more was a mistake, but denies most East champion since the New managed to get their names survive the wild turmoil, in- during her travels with the of the charges, saying Adams York Yankees in 1980-81. And splashed across tabloids, too. cluding the defection of Bruce team before the affair ended a will do anything to hurt him. the Red Sox have not finished Clemens, who won 18 Hurst? year ago. "She's out to ruin my life first two years in a row since games last year and led the Stay tuned, baseball fans. No "I made a mistake in my life and everybody else's, too," 1915-16. majors with 291 strikeouts de- end is in sight for the top soap and I'm sorry for it," Boggs Boggs said. The first defection was last spite a second-half slump, crit- opera of the winter. Move over said. "It's not like I killed the So, after a tumultous winter, October, when hitting coach icized Boston management, George Steinbrenner. Forget president or anything." the Red Sox open training Walter Hriniak quit to join the unruly fans and the city itself "Days of Our Lives." Fenway The Red Sox survived last camp Thursday in Winter Chicago White Sox. Although in interviews with local televi- Park's clubhouse is more June, when Adams began the Haven, Fla. Management is Boston averages generally went sion. likely to be featured on super- legal action in California. But taking a wait-and-see approach. up, Hriniak was ridiculed in "There are some things go- market tabloid racks this spring there was a brawl one night in Morgan promises to deal with some quarters as homers in- ing on there in Boston making any trouble that comes up in than in The Sporting News. Cleveland between several creased. it a little bit tough as far as "I can feel the tension now," players following a discussion his first big league camp as The loss of Hriniak, though, your family," Clemens said. Oil Can Boyd said, "and we manager. of Adams. was minor compared to the 'Travel, road trips and carrying aren't even together yet" Boggs apologized to team- "I hear the phone ring," shock when Hurst, 18-6 last your luggage around isn't all In New England, more peo- mates and his wife. Things General Manager Lou Gorman that fun and glory." ple are speculating on what said, "and I think, what's year, became a free agent and Margo Adams will allege in quieted as the Red Sox avoided next?" signed with the San Diego

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By Adam Minichino the Big East with a 9-2 mark. The women's soccer team, against average with nine record and post-season excel- Daily Campus Staff The Huskies have one of the just like the women's basket- shutouts. lence. Not only is UConn an conference's best players in ball team, suffers from a lack And the list of highly suc- There's no question that educationally rich institu- sophomore forward Kerry Bas- of notoriety. Imagine yourself cessful female athletes at men's sports dominate televi- tion, but it is also becom- com. Bascom is averaging 21.9 trying to get a ticket for a UConn goes on — there have sion and the headlines in most ing widely recognized as a points per game and has a team men's soccer game and you been few collegiate women to cases. But the truth is, sports powerhouse. Take high 7.5 rebounds per contest. would have to stand in line a have been honored as many successful women's teams She is currently shooting a times as Olympic field hockey make up the meat of UConn's for instance the UConn long time. However, at the sizzling 49.5 percent from women's games, you can sit standout Tracey Fuchs, a 1987 highest ranked programs. baseball team which has three-point range and just this just about anywhere you want. graduate of UConn. This past There's no denying the statis- past week was named Big East The problem with women's season Diane Wright coached tics. Every varsity team de- Commentary player of the week. However, soccer and basketball appears to her 200th career win for the serves our school spirit, not the talent does not end there. be a stereotypical belief that UConn field hockey program. just the glamour sports. Co-captains Kris Lamb and the games will be slow and There's no tradition at UConn produced major league Heidi Robbins are the teams boring. But one look at Coach as consistent as the field prospects like Colin only uppcrclassmen (they're Len Tsantiris's team and you hockey program's winning McLaughlin, U.S. Na- juniors) and are averaging 11.8 will see an impressive array of tional team member Brian and 8.5 points per game athletes. Specyalski, and Olympic respectively. Lamb is another The Huskies ended up this Open This Sunday gold medal winner Charlie sharpshooter from three-point past season with a 15-5-2 Nagy. range as she hits on 50 percent record and for the seventh The men's basketball team is of her shots from behind the straight season qualified for the Campus coming off an impressive NIT arc. Coach Geno Auriemma NCAA tournament. However, championship victory last year also has freshman-of-the-year their opening round game and with NBA prospect Cliff Laura Lishness and an impres- against the University of Wis- Florist Robinson, is looking toward sive group of freshmen includ- consin was played in poor field Best Selection of the NCAA tournament this ing Meghan Pauyson, Wendy conditions and the Huskies year. Davis, Debbie Baer, and Shan- ended up losing 1-0 on penalty Valentine Flowers Also, let's not forget Joe non Saunders. kicks. a Morrone's success with the But UConn is not just a Tsantiris has a bright season Roses from $34.95doz.(iong ?tem) men's soccer team. One of the group of hot shooters. They ahead of him next year as the Downtown Storrs(next to Store 24) 487-1193 campus's biggest draws, the can get down and play some Huskies return their top six men's team once again made defense, too. Only one oppo- scorers from last season. the NCAA tourney and were nent, Syracuse, has shot better Sophomore forwards Britton THINK FAST. . . led by Hermann award nominee than 47.3 percent from the field Arico and Kristin Janosky Dan Donigan. Add to that the and through 21 games the paced the Husky offense with THINK QUALITY. . . I-AA football team's recent Huskies have held the opposi- 21 and 17 points respectively. success and the UConn sports tion to just 40.5 percent field AU-American Kim Pruning in general are on the rise. goal efficiency. and midfielder Beth Grecco THINK SAVINGS. . . But what do the above men- In addition, the Huskies are both helped control the mid- tioned teams have that the one of the campus's best home field area on offense and de- THINK. . . women's soccer and basketball teams. This year they have a fense. Each player ended up tied teams do not. Recognition. perfect 9-0 home mark and dat- with 14 points and started each One look at the paltry turnout ing back to last year, their pre- of UConn's 22 games. for the women's games will sent 15-game winning streak is Not only did the Huskies make anyone scratch their the seventh longest in NCAA have plenty of offensive fire Division I play. The Huskies power, but sophomore goal- wim heads in wonder. 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They know that and Daily Campus Staff Geoff Murphy, left wing Kevin Walsh Walsh lit the lamp with help from that's why it's so frustrating." and right wing Kevin Sullivan. Murphy Murphy 53 seconds into the third, In the second. Captain Peter Heine The UConn Ice Hockey team and Walsh assisted and scored one goal putting UConn ahead 4-3. But at 1:19 broke away from UConn's zone and fed fell to St. Anselm with a 5-4 loss, apiece. David LeClerc scored for St. Anselm a pass to Walsh, whose shot rebounded despite committing only one St. Anselm's Jim Sullivan started the tieing the game once again. The final back for Heine to net the puck at 2:39 penalty, in last night's game at the game off with a goal at 2:40 with help goal of the game came from Glen for a 2-1 UConn lead. But the defense UConn Ice Rink. from Bill Beaudoin and Mark Petrella. Witwer at 7:00 to end the game with a seemed to slack off, allowing Hawks' There were no power play opportuni- The only other score in the first pe- win for the Hawks. Trevor Page to tie the game. ties for either team because they were riod came when right defenseman Jeff "We started off fairly strong in the Mike Powers put the Huskies in the simultaneously given the gate. These Ray grabbed the puck from a faceoff and third period, but couldn't connect in the lead again after Dave DiNanno sent a were the least number of penalties the sent a slap shot to Murphy, who did a tail end of it," said UConn head coach slap shot from the blue line to Bob teams have served this season. St. remarkable job scoring the Huskies' Bruce Marshall. "It's typical of the way Homstcin who passed the puck off to Anselm advances to 8-15, while UConn first goal at 14:24. Murphy has regis- the season's been going — it's frustrat- Powers. Anslem's Mike Foley retaliated tered a point in seven of his last nine drops to 5-19. ing. The guys have never stopped Set* pane 18 Bascom, Gamble UConn leads by gaining example By Doug Hardy respect Daily Campus Staff The first winds of the Hoya By Adam Minichino Hurricane touched earth in the Daily Campus Staff Hartford Civic Center Wednesday The UConn Huskies night when with 15:09 left to play have made considerable in the first half forward Jaren strides this year to become Jackson sunk a three-point basket one of the Big East's up- to put the Hoyas up 11-2. Coach per echelon teams. So far, John Thompson's squad poured they have matched the on the points and controlled the school record for most tempo all night en route to a 70-58 overall wins with 17 and win over the ailing Huskies. are presently leading the But UConn weathered the original Big East with a 9-2 mark. onslaught and ended the period down The nine league wins are only four points. And from deep within also a UConn mark. the eye of the hurricane, the Huskies is- sued forth from the locker room and cut The Villanova Wildcats, who the lead to two, but were blown away have always been a thorn in the by the returning force of the now fa- Huskies' side, will travel to mous second half Hoya surge. Storrs to face the Huskies this But there were a few players on Saturday. Earlier this season UConn coach Jim Calhoun's squad that the Wildcats defeated UConn 63-54 to run their series domi- would not bend in the gale force scoring nance to 14-0. of the number two-ranked Georgetown "Villanova is one of the few Hoyas, and UConn guard Phil Gamble, teams that doesn't beat them- despite shooting a little cold from three- selves," UConn coach Gcno point range for a few games, showed Auricmma said. "When you that he is indeed a salty veteran of Big beat them its like beating their East battles and that he's still the man program and all their tradition. to go to in a tough situation. It's just like playing against And Wednesday night was an Louisville, North Carolina, or exceptionally tough situation, as both Indiana, you're playing against Tate George and Cliff Robinson were still recovering from ankle injuries and all the ghosts." Phil Gamble fight* for position during UConn's loss to the Providence In their first meeting, the almost nonexistent on the offensive side Friars last weekend. UConn will host Boston College Saturday in the of the floor, combining for just 11 Huskies held a 30-28 halftimc Hartford Civic Center (Chris Nelson photo). St i page 17 See page 17 Swimming teams travel to Big East meet

By Kathy Kaplan Sunday night at practice when while the women's team ended so we're really shooting for Goldberg said. "Probably the Daily Campus Staff he hit his hand on the board, the season on a 150-150 tie some good individual perfor- leading candidate for the men is The UConn men's and but he is expected to compete with Springfield College for a mances.' Rick McCarthy. Rick has in the upcoming New England record of 2-8-1. Pittsburgh is the odds on fa- trained well all year, he's com- women's swimming ing back from a shoulder prob- teams will attempt to swim Championships. "Since I got here in October, vorite once again to capture The men's team will bring that's the meet we kind of both the men's and women's lem, and he's in a position to peak performances tonight only one diver to the meet, looked at, to do well," said first titles this weekend, as the make the Championship Fi- in the Big East Swimming Vito Lodovico, who has im- year head coach Bob Goldberg. Panthers have been victorious nals." and Diving Champi- proved this season but has not "There is a lot of stress, a lot every year since joining the McCarthy is entered in the onships at the University placed consistently high all of intensity, there's a lot of Big East in 1982. 100 and 200 yard brcaststroke of Pittsburgh. season. concentration over a long pe- The Huskies' hopes will events, and the 400 yard indi- UConn will compete this Although the Husky teams riod of time," said Goldberg of center around Rick McCarthy, vidual medley, plus being part weekend without the service: had a less than perfect dual the three day meet. "The person and Matt Rossi for the men's of four team relays. of freshman diver Ncal meet season, they have been who puts it together the best, squad, and Kirsten LaClair, Ncwhousc, who has enjoyed an gearing themselves to swim on that given day, is going to Sandy Wintermutc, and diver "There should be some really outstanding season for the well at the Big East meet all be there. We have some weak- Janet Panico for the women. good drops in times, and that's Huskies. In a fluke accident, season. The men's team fin- nesses as a team, but in the "We have several individuals what we're looking for when Ncwhousc broke his hand on ished with a record of 4-8, Big East, it's more individual. who can really snap out, we go there," Goldberg said.