Wat Satlg (EammtH "Serving the Storrs Community Since 1896 -■- Vbi LXXXVIIINo. 93 The University of Connecticut Friday, March 22, 1985 High levels UCEPI board of bacteria changes strategy

By Paul Thiel in meat Asst Managing Editor Frustrated by the "cumbersome" process of By Chuck Lindberg getting state executive branch approval for the Staff Writer proposed CONNTECH research park the pro- Meat containing high levels ject's administrators have changed their of a harmless bacteria was strategy and are now seeking legislative shipped to UConn and used approval from the General Assembly, according by the Department of Student to Harry Hartley, university vice president for Commissaries, the com- finance and administration misary warehouse manager A bill has been proposed by state senator said Kevin Johnston (D-29th) that would allow the State health inspectors project's parent corporation to bypass pro- found high levels of cholo- cedures normally associated with such devel- form bacteria in samples of opments. The bill is currently being considered raw meat taken from the by the joint committee on Finance Revenue and Mansfield Training School DID DOGS UFE COME IN?— Sheryl Broohman and companion Jigger Bonding and will be discussed in a public hear- and at the state's central pro- look over their mail in Towers mailroom last night (Andy Shaffer photo). ing in the next two weeks cessing plant in Middletowa Meat from the same shipment Hartley had predicted last was sent to UConn month that the next step of Choloform is a bacteria Reagan renews summit offer administrative approval which grows in animal intes- would soon be forthcoming from Eli Friedman, state com- tines and is considered harm- WASHINGTON (AP)—President Reagan, less. However, choloform is On major issues raised by reporters, missioner of administrative declaring "if s high time" for a superpower sum- Reagan: services. Friedman, however, sometimes the indication of mit, renewed an offer Thursday night to meet contamination by other sub- —Offered to have U.S. diplomats meet with a was unable to grant approval with Soviet leader Mikhail Gorbachev and said, joint Palestinian and Jordanian delegation to as quickly as was hoped and stances. It is often associated "I think there is a good chance" the invitation with incorrectly processed promote peace in the Middle East, so long as the recommended the park seek will be accepted Palestine Liberation Organization is excluded approval from the legislature digestive waste in bodies of "It's our turn to be the host," Reagan said at a water. But he ruled out direct American involvement in instead, Hartley said televised news conference adding he wasn't peace talks. "We are not getting into direct "I think if we present the bill Proper handling and surprised that Gorbachev hasn't yet replied to thorough cooking should negotiations," he said, but instead, "just going to as an economic bill, which it is, an offer first extended last week "The man has do whatever we can to help." rather than a benefit bill for eliminate the bacteria only been in office for a few days and I have "Some of the contaminated, —Rejected a call from Democratic House UConn, it has a good shot to some idea of what is confronting him now." Speaker Thomas P. O'Neill Jr., to renew the get passed this session," said meat was shipped here" The president also said he stands prepared to Steve Grange warehouse federal program of supplemental unemploy- Jonathon Pelto (D-54th), the discuss his unpopular budget with Senate ment benefits due to lapse on March 31. area's representative to the manager, said "The meat has Republicans pressing for changes. But'he resis- been inspected by a UConn —Described the police shootings of black House "It (the bill) has bi- ted two options that many GOP lawmakers demonstrators in South Africa as "tragic," but partisan support and a lot of department and the level of favor—cancelling next year's Social Security bacteria on it was found to be said the racial troubles in that nation result in clout behind it And everyone cost of living increase and trimming the defense part from those who want 'violence in the (legislators) from northeas- much lower than those found build-up—and said raising taxes would only at the training school." streets" tern Connecticut is sponsor- "take the heat off the backs of those who don't Reagan seemed relaxed during his 30-minute ing it" want to cut spending" question-and-answer sessioa If the bill is passed this ses- sion, which ends June 9, con- struction will start by late summer or early fall, Pelto predicted "The main concern [for the approving committee] is that the university is not at Finan- cial risk," Hartley said "And I don't think we are The uni- versity advanced money to get it started, but that will all be returned once we get approval. Most of the funding is private" CONNTECH s developer, the Sunrise Development Company of Cleveland, Ohio, has invested about $500,000 in plans and designs thus far, according to Hartley. Hartley said there were "too many steps" involved in the executive approval pro- cedure "It was too cumber- some Commissioner Freed- man even thought we might WHO SAYS UCONN IS A COUNTRY CLUB?—Steve Stranleri watches as Rich An to us practices his stroke In front have to get approval parcel by of campus Thursday (Andy Shaffer photo). parcel." \^ Inside Today: Weather Forecast: • The five tenets of Tae-kwon-do have helped senior Mike Reilly stay in controL See page 5. Partly sunny today, highs around 50. Chance of rain or snow late in the day. • There's no joy like Baroque joy. The Baroque ensemble s Fair Saturday, highs between 45-50. musical offering at |orgensen is reviewed on page 7. a Page 2 The Daily Campus, Friday. March 22. 1985 Morning Comment News Digest Andy Rooney New Haven hosts Bach bash A patriotic American NEW HAVEN (AP)-From de- Co. in Hartford where a portrait of partment store windows to Bach was flanked by flowers and News editors and" reporters understand why people are tired of venerable chapels, the sound of classical music was piped onto news they consider to be bad news and they're sympathetic But .1 <>h.'inn Sebastian Bach's music the street when someone suggests news people are unpatriotic for presenting was heard in Connecticut Thurs- The featured event was a five- it, they re hurt and angry. You probably knew news people get angry Woman's cries day. hour broadcast of "Morning Pro but you may be surprised to hear they sometimes feel hurt. Among the ways the 300th Musica" by Robert J. Lurtsema "The real threat to freedom" Sen Jesse Helms said last week in a draw help anniversary of the great com- from New Haven, which included vicious attack on news people, "the real threat to freedom of speech poser's birth was marked in Con- a two-hour section with Yale necticut were organist Charles Krigbaum in the and the real threat to our constitutional system is on our TV screens STAMFORD (AP)—When two every evening and on the front pages of our newspapers every —A marathon concert by a Battell ChapeL men in a truck waiting for a traffic series of organists at Yale's day." signal heard a woman's cries for Krigbaum was a principal in the Sen Helms said that if the men and women in the news business Dwight C hapel; help, they ran the red light, cor- —A lecture, giant cake and resurrection of 33 chorale pre- "do not hate America first, they certainly have a smug contempt for nered and caught a man who was ludes by Bach that had been lost American ideals and principles." concert at Quinnipiac College in subsequently charged with rob- Hamden; and for more than a century and were I don't know why patriotism brings out the vicious character in so bing the woman, police said unknown by scholars. many people. In that respect, it's like religion. Religion and patriotism, —A display window at G Fox & two of the things almost everyone accepts as being good have Morgan Williams, 24, of Stam- accounted for 90 percent of the ill will in small towns and most of the ford and Brian Bogdanski, 23. of Cherrier outlook for Coke people who ever died in a war. Port Chester, N. Y., said they were New York Inc Cherry Coke will I'm frankly suspicious of people who talk a lot about how patriotic WEST HAR1TORD (AP)—Effie waiting at a light Wednesday Paindiris set a soft drink down on make its national debut in Con- they are as though the rest of us were not We all love our country. It's when they heard the woman's the crowded counter of the Con- necticut and western Massachu- a natural feeling we have for our home, our friends, our families, our screams and saw a man running cord Luncheonette and said she setts next Thursday. familiar places, our language and our way of doing things. down the street wasn't convinced We Americans are lucky, too. We've got the best place in the world She obligingly added "just a At a news conference in Hart- to live. It isn't as if loving it was hard Loving America is easy. The hard Williams said he drove through squirt" of cherry syrup to a glass part is working to keep it worthy of our affection. ford on Thursday, company pre- the light and stopped within of Coca-Cola while eyeing a can of sident Edward F. O'Reilly ac- Because keeping the country lovable is so difficult, real patriots are about 10 feet of the man, and that Coca-Cola's newest product- knowledged that Cherry Coke is always worried about it. Their kind of concerned patriotism isn't as he and Bogdanski jumped out of Cherry Coke. easy as the kind the flag-wavers display. They don't talk about not quite like the cherry cokes of the truck ran after the man and The "new stuff is the latest in America as if it didn't have any faults. For them, it isn't "Our country, the 1950s—or even like Mrs cornered him in a fenced-in lot the line uf soft drinks distributed Paindiris' cherry cokes at her right or wrong" When it isn't right they talk about it and try to fix it by the Coca-Cola Bottling Co. of West Hartford luncheonette This is no more being unpatriotic than correcting a child is being an unloving parent The people who proclaim their patriotism loudest and most often Across the are usually the least thoughtful people among us. It seems unfair that OWeill opposes Svrong stuff such a nice thing as patriotism should be burdened with them It's too bad that patriotism is made a less attractive attribute because of the WASHINGTON (AP)—House "That is the $41 billion ques- Nation people who announce themselves in favor of it The truth is, of Speaker Thomas P. O'Neill, refus- tioa" course, a good idea can't be blamed for the people who believe in it ing to concede President Reagan Spurred by presidential lobby- Hitler and the German Nazis didn't do the idea of patriotism any good a victory on the MX missile said ing and the potent argument that They were the most objectionable patriots who ever lived Thursday the nuclear weapon is; killing the program would under- Royal couple Sea Helms said that news people have "forgotten that God the "wrong stuff a $41 billion mine the U.S. negotiating position blessed us with the guidance that created this great land" military spending program that in nuclear arms talks witht the "Forgotten is not exactly the word I doubt that God gave America would make the nation weaker, Soviet Union, the Senate voted plans visit any special attention during its creation If he created the U.S., he also not stronger. twice this week, both times 55-45, gave Ethiopians the guidance that gave them what they have. That to authorize and appropriate $1.5 WASHINGTON (AP)—Britain's seems unlikely. "The big question is whether billion to buy a second install- Princess Diana, who has never v Whether that's true or not, why is it that politicians who sell them- members of Congress will spend ment of 21 MX missiles. made a public appearance in the selv*s*y associating themselves with God and patriotism insist on $41 billion on a weapon that does The House gets it's chance to United States, wil! visit Washing- saying that they love God and America more than the rest of us? not add a cent to our security." pass judgment next week in two ton with her husband Prince What advantage is that to them? ONeilL D-Mass., told reporters. votes of its own. Charles in November-to attend a As a patriotic American, I think of myself as more lucky than vir- British art exhibition and dine at tuous. Having been born in America is not something I take any credit the White House. for. I don't !>elieve that just because I was lucky enough to be born an Arkansas tests teachers American, I am, by that geographical accident of birth, an intrinsically UTTLE ROCK. Ark (AP)— teach in the state. The royal couple will be in better person than someone born elsewhere Furthermore, and as Despite protests by more than Teachers are required to pass Washington from Nov. 8 to Nov. much as I love my country, I believe that any human being's first 3,000 teachers that closed some the National Teacher Examina- 12 on their way homcfrom a visit allegiance is not to his country but to mankind The word " mankind' schools last month, Arkansas tion before they can be hired to Australia said Charles Anson, may be a little overblowa I mean people. becomes the first state in the State Education Department a spokesman for the British I think Sen. Helms is an American more through luck than skill on nation Saturday to make its Director Tommy Venters said his Embassy in Washington He said his part, too. teachers prove their competence department is prepared to their two sons would remain in in basic skills. administer basic skills tests to England 27.600 teachers at 276 sites. Teachers who fail the 100- It will be Princess Diana's question exam will have as many Some teachers, including the president of the 17,500-member second visit to the United States. as four chances to take it again; She once changed planes in Los however, any teachers who has Arkansas Education Association, Husky Talk say the exam is humiliating and Angeles without making public •S By 1-aura Ullasz not passed the exam by June 1, appearances. Life/Style Editor 1987, cannot be recertified to are talking of a boycott Photos by Andy Schaffer Around the How has UConn's social life changed 17 black marchers lolled in the past four years? World JOHANNESBURG, South Africa killed 69 blacks and wounded (AP) — Police fired into a crowd 178. "There has been a change of blacks marching toward a Louis le Grange the white Soviet diplomat white town Thursday, killing 17 government's minister of law and from events with alcohol to and wounding 19, the govern- order, said the violence began new activities without alcohol ment said It was the bloodiest Thursday morning when 3.000 to It seems the students are now assassinated single incident in a year of racial 4.000 blacks advanced on a po- less group-oriented and more NEW DELHI India(AP) — Two unrest lice detachment of *19» mflt'Ufl self-oriented " men on a motorcycle roared up The shootings at Uitenhage an stoned them, refusing orders to Tom Manente beside a Soviet diplomat's car industrial area outside Port Eliza- disperse Thursday and pumped several beth, occurred on the 25th Newspapers quoted an un- Senior shots through the right rear win- anniversary of the shootings in identified witness as saying, "Po- Actuarial Science major dow, killing him instantly, police the black township of Sharpeville lice suddenly opened fire We reported His wife with whom he where police firing on a crowd deny we stoned them" had been shopping, and his driver were slightly hurt by flying glass. Iraquis start phase two attack Police identified the diplomat -^L^&hjtzichenko. 48. a senior BAGHDAD, Iraq (AP) — Iraq occupied more than two miles of ' Td say it declined when the engineer in the Soviet Embassys said Thursday that it'sground for- "enemy positions." first new alcohol policy took Economic Affairs department ces staged a lightning strike on The communique did not cite effect It got more stringent Embassy spokesman Vladimir N. Iranian lines, seizing enemy posi- specific locations. The attacks But in the last semester or two Tsatsyn confirmed the identifica- tions and killing hundreds of appeared to be a preemptive it's gotten better." tion, but in response to later tele soldiers. Iran said Bagl idads war- strike to dislodge Iranian forces phone calls the embassy refused planes bombed the border city of east of the Iraqi city of Basra George Oakes to give the victim's first name or I lam. killing 12 people. Senior answer questions. In a communique issued in There was no immediate Ira- The attack on Khitzichenko Baghdad the Iraqi military com- nian reaction to the Iraqi report English Major was the latest in a series of killings mand said two army brigades had Western reporters are rarely al- or attempted killings of foreign taken part in a two-phase attack lowed access to battle zones and diplomats in India over the past on the Iranians in the southern it was not immediately possible three years. desert region of the front and to verify the claims. Campus News The Daily Campus, Friday, March 22, 1985 P*ge3 Prostitution sells woman's identity By Anne Scribano Staff Writer Through prostitution, women have been reduced to commodity exchanged in an international market, according to Kathleen Barry, who talked about "Female Sexual Slavery"in a lecture series on women and violence sponsored by the women's studies program Barry, who is currently an assistant professor in sociology at Brandeis University in Mass- achusetts defined prostitution as "the practice of putting women in slavery." She said there is literally a commodity exchange occuring "Between the entrepreneur and the customer, men are selling and buying time with parts of women's bodies," she said "It has noth- ing to do with her sexuality, for it is not interactive sex." "From the more than 300,000 prostitutes in Saigon alone to serve American military men dur- ing the Vietnam War to young frightened girls who run away from problem homes only to be pro- cured by pimps who act on their vulnerabilities it is all the same," she said "Both are conditions of literal slavery, of systematic sexual exploitation and physical abuse" Barry related the story of a young woman who ran away from her home in St Louis. "She was picked up by a pimp who brought her to Boston She wanted out when the pimp started to pro- cure 15-year-old girls for although she was barely 18, this did not sit well with her. "She tried to leave but the pimp kidnapped her and held her in a hotel room where she was beaten and tortured She escaped and was smart enough to go to a sexual assault unit, where the person there knew how to deal with her situation." Barry said that the girl, although receiving threats, js attempting to put her life back together. "As she turned away from those in the life she led, she awaits their conviction" Barry said that the experience of prostitution is to have the woman's self-identity purchased and acted upon " in such a way that the woman must separate herself into a kind of schizophrenic frirne of mind" she said Prostitution acts as a crime against women Barfy said "Whether women choose or not they a^e framed by male domination" Their function, she said "is to make the man feel like he is the king." Correction Barry In a page five article Thurs- auditorium of the W.B. Young In Husky Talk on page two POWER OF GOD SEMINAR day, the time and date of a building Admission is free. Thursday, the photo iden- with floral arrangement seminar The Daily Campus regrets tified as Jared Clark was not VALERIE S DE PAST!NO was not printed The seminar the error. The Daily Campus regrets GOO hooocs Hh WORD wHh SIGNS is Monday at 8 p.m. in the the error. jndWONOUS. 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Page 4 The Daily Campus, Friday, March 22, 1985 =Life/Style Tae-kivon-do helps him through another semester

By Jared Clark keep on going. Indomitable with people Special to spirit requires one to keep on Another reward, perhaps The Daily Campus trying and not give up. In- more obvious than the others, On a good day, Matt tegrity includes your own is the physical conditioning O'Reilly can break three, one- striving to attain all five." Tae-kwon-do ensures. Classes inch, pine boards with his bare Of these five the tenet with the UConn Tae- Kwon- Do foot Just one, cobra-fast which O'Reilly says has O.ubare tiring. sidekick and he could hit you helped him most is self-con- "A two- hour workout starts with enough force to leave his troL out with45minutes of intense footprint in your rib cage But "I used to lose control when stretching—scissors, jack- he's not violent, really. In trouble was provoked" he knife sit- ups. knuckle pushups fact, if you try to pick a fight says, flicking back his should- —more exercises than most with him, he'll tell you he'd er-length red-blonde hair people have heard of," he rather walk away than stay with a toss of his head "Ifs says pantomiming a jackknife and trade blows. hard to walk away from a fight sit-up in his chair. "You have You see, O'Reilly, 21, a Since I started taking Tae- to be flexible The last hour UConn senior majoring in civil kwon-do though Tve avoided and a quarter is spent practic- engineering, has a third de- a lot of fights. 1 believe you're ing forms, kicks movements gree red belt ranking (called degrading yourself when you and self-defense 'recommended black") in Tae- bring yourself down to that "During sparring, you use kwon-do, a Korean martial level," he said "People don't everything you learned art. The sport has several really want to hurt you, so you and apply it to a combat situa- guiding principles and can't justify going out and tion. This emphasizes the O'Reilly has adopted them hurting someone I think I've development of technique "There are five tenets that a improved in this area the most and control. It's harder to just Tae-kwon-do student is sup- in the last. year," O'Reilly tap someone than to smash posed to live by—courtesy, said" them It's very mentalYou pick perseverance, self-control, In addition to strengthening openings like you do in box- integrity and indomitable his character, OReilry has ing" he said spirit," he says, as his right found that studying Tae- To protect each other dur- forefinger taps each finger of kwon-do also has other re- ing sparring, Tae-kwon-do his left hand in succession. wards. students wear polyurethane "Courtesy develops res- Tm more confident about foam pads on their hands and pect for one's teacher and everything" he says. "Ifs like feet. After all, Tae-kwon-do peers," he said, "and also for a blanket thing It allows a means "the art of foot and people out of class. Per- massive release of pressure fist" and a punch or kick mis- severance and self-control when things go wild with takenly delivered with full relate to the physical part—to engineeing It has also in- force instead of the agreed stand there concentrate and creased my ability to get along upon 1/3 or 1/2 force, can hurt someone seriously if they're not expecting it A hand pad fits over the back of the hand and knuc- The Mad Hatter Cafe kles, -subtly damDing back- Mexican Food & Drink See page 5 Matt O'Keilly ( photo courtesy of David A. Smith).

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Then the gan practicing the sport here as a freshman under Master LOST: GOLD STAR-UKE MONET pads come off. Though this EARRING, MEXICAN TWO PESO part of Tae-kwon-do is the Cheung an eighth degree LOST: Ladies Gold Citizen Watch. LOST 3/18 GOLD BRACELET bet- Lost outside Life Science before ween Jungle and School of Busi- ATTACHED. (JOE WHO TOOK ME most physically demanding it black belt who is also UConn's break Reward for return Please ness. Great Sentimental Value TO SOCIOLOGY 3/7 FROM T is O'Reilly's favorite tie to the American Tae- call LL at487-0874 after6:00pm REWARD! Donna 487-7569. LF3/ LOT. PLEASE CHECK CAR) CON- "The knuckle pushups we Kwon-Do Federatioa LF3/22 29 TACT EXT. 4221. LF3/26 do toughen the knuckles with Despite the time he has put callouses so they don't get into Tae-kwon-do, O'Reilly The Hillel Foundation an- bagel brunch'in the Hillel bruised" he says, rubbing his still gives a lot of credit for his Dashefsky is Jhe author of House Lounge Sunday at right hand where the index developments to his UConn nounced that Arnold Dashef- two books: Ethnic Identifica- 11:45 am The topic of the talk and middle knuckles are more teacher, Jerry Kleinmaa Wein- sky, associate* professor of tion Among American Jews sociology and director of the is "Who Is A Jew; An Examina- and Ethnic Identity in Society. than twice the size of the man is a third degree black Center for Judaic Studies and tion of Jewish Identity and others. belt For mdre information, con- Jewish Community." A discus- "Breaking is a combination "My instructor has had a Contemporary Jewish Life tact the Hillel Office at 429- of everything—power, accur- great deal of influence on me" will be the guest speaker at a sion will follow the talk 9007. acy and concentration," he says. "He stresses sup- O'Reilly said "It's fun as helL pression of ego and improve- You hit with either the outer ment of yourself relative to edge of your foot, the outer yourself, not to others. He be- edge of your hand or your first lieves that to be a black belt hyo knuckles—depending on you have to have a black belt tM break you're doing" attitude He has incredible "O'Reilly says he uses his integrity and he's a real exam- foot most oftea He can break ple for everyone in the club" three pine boards now, and That is a good enough says he has broken a two- inch example for O'Reilly, anyway. €QCM- patio brick on several occa- He's hooked on the sport and sions. Though he can split one day expects to be a black wood with his hands and fore- belt, both physically and head he says he usually re- mentally. serves that for his club's fre- "It gets me through the quent campus demonstrations semester," he says. "Without and semi-annual promotions. it Td be going nuts. If s good because you can always im- HERE O'Reilly prepares for prom- otions by supplementing the prove—you can move to club's three weekly workouts. other areas and develop form During his sophomore year, and strength It's influenced me( he says he practiced an enough so that Til never stop additional six hours a week by doing it It will always be in himself in order to improve my mind

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Wefe support Undergraduate Student Government representative Pat Gawkins' effort to bring up the ques- tion of aid to Nicaragua before the student assembly Wednesday. We disagree with the contentions of some people that IE UNDERGRADUATE JUKNT GOVERNMENT Of USG has no business promoting concern over the issues that our nation faces American involvement in Nicar- M IN/wteAR£$OLOTimiEI)Ne$OnYNIGHT agua is the sort of issue that students just can't ignore URGING COVERT AIDtO THE REBECS IN NICARAGUA. „, However, USG should not have settled for just an assembly debate. The question should be brought up to INSIDERS SAY-THW BECAUSE 0F5OCH R&SW£C0NGR£5S the students themselves IS EXPECTED TO REST0REA4DTD THE CONTRAS EARLY If USG cares about the well-being of students, then, yes there is a reason to embrace issues like covert aid to THIS MORNING. Om>wn rebels in Nicaragua with which many students are con- cerned, or should be concerned, but USG should also see to it that students are provided with a forum for examin- •John Yearwood ing the issue. And this isn't accomplished by passing For American Students: resolutions if time restrictions limit the opposition from speaking The assembly heard some intelligent well-prepared Organization is the key speakers Wednesday, including Pat Hackett, a former Editor's note: This is the second of a two-part vatives during conference week while the Peace Corps volunteer who has traveled and lived in Federation of Conservative Students another series. Central America, and Faustos Ramos, a Latin American youth organization within the Conservative When British students speak, people listen, Party, proclaims that the party "has begun to and student of Latin American studies But surely there including their teachers When students are others on campus-professors of history, philos- follow" their position on issues staged their national shutdown of colleges The student as an advocate a politician, has ophy and Latin American Studies—who could offer and universities the National Union of additional insight into the ethical and historical dimen- penetrated almost every aspect of British Teachers agreed not to interfere with the society and will continue to do so. sions of the issue students' plans In fact some teachers Are there any lessons for American students pledged to make the message effective by concerned about finishing college in light of Rather than close the issue with a few minutes of cancelling their classes or not showing up to isolated assembly debate we urge USG to pull the res- the Reagan administration proposals? Yes and teach organization is the key. olution from the shelf, dust it off, and organize and spon- British students have not learned to organize sor either a public debate or a seminar that would pull American students must reverse the trend in because they want to,but because it has order to be treated with respect in together the intellectual resources of this university and become a necessity in a country where the Washington Holding a news conference al- allow various points to be presented and analyzed A unemployment rate for teenagers has soared most a week after the administration's pro- time for students to present their questions and opinions to historic heights posals were announced to say that the cuts should also be made available. In 1962, youth unemployment was so "would spell disaster for millions of students Perhaps after such a forum or seminar, a student ref- negligible that the British didn't even bother to who would be forced to end their college car- erendum could be organized. keep statistics But by 1984, one in five 16- eer," as did Gregory T. Moore president of the This is the responsibility of out student government year-olds was without a job. Attending United States Student Association, is not with regard to national issues The contest of mind college gives British youths a chance to enough choose a career, a different course for their Woolas held his news conference the day against mind is the greatest benefit which a student lives one which offers an opportunity. government can confer. The function of a student after Joseph's proposals were announced British students have devised a pact called Also, the gesture by some students at government is to provide students with a means to the "New Deal" Its principles if realized, transmit ideas. Wesley an University to send President Reagan would fundamentally change not just the a copy of their 1984 yearbook stamped Students educate each other— that may be the most financial situation of students but also the "withdrawn for financial reasons" over 500 important part of a college education. USG should strive public attitude toward students The New Deal students' pictures will not work. I doubt to make this possible believes that students should be independent Reagan will ever see the book have a decent choice of career and right to a If those 500 students join with friends who civilized standard of life would be affected by the proposed cuts and ...and the issue Indeed, the New Deal has invigorated spend an hour or two marching down British students and given them a purpose. Pennsylvania Avenue which would be more This new confidence has enabled them to tac- effective? kle other non-educational issues For John Brademas president of New York Whhile we support the idea of a forum to discuss At last year's Liberal Party Conference in University, to say that the proposed cutbacks the question of aid to Nicaragua, we strongly oppose the Bournemouth, the party supported a united "threaten an entire generation of scholars"is Undergraduate Student Government endorsement of Ireland, using CAT-scan on pregnant women also not enough Almost everyone knows that. such covert aid only as a last resort and civil liberties for all The question is What's he doing about it? For a critic of USG, its policy on Nicaragua is a bouqet of workers -all motions introduced by the Education Secretary William J. Bennett opportunities USG's policy is characterized just as National League of Young Liberals Liberal claims that reaction to Reagan's proposed Reagan's is— by the insistence on turning a local struggle Leader David Steel in his address extended an budget cuts has been "way out of line" What olive branch: "I would like to make a special reaction? It's time American students let the into an East-West Armageddoa appeal to the young to come in and join us" Students might ask why our student government is administration know that we have just begun The scene in Bournemouth was not an to fight supporting a covert activity that is illegal under the char- isolated one When the Labour Party met in ter of the Organization of American States and the Blackpool and the Conservatives in Brighton, John Yearwood is a sixth semester political United Nations Charter. We answer that not only is it the youths' presence was felt science major and former Daily Campus staff illegal; it isn't even effective, because it hardens the grip It has now become customary for Thatcher writer. He spent last semester at the City Univer- sity in London. This commentary originally of the radicals and extremists in Nicaragua and builds a to attend a ball given by the Young Conser- appeared in the Hartford Courant legacy of fear and hatred among the Nicaraguan people ^■B towards the United States The American people have learned and over-learned the lesson of Vietnam. The policy of covert intervention is The USG Nicaraguan vote getting more and more out of hand. The policy, we The 9-5-4 vote of on an Undergraduate Student Government resolution supporting United States believe, was a mistake from the start: bound to em- covert aid to contra rebeh fighting in Nicaragua is as follows: barrass American diplomacy and strengthen the San- For dinistas' claim on Nicaraguan nationalism. Brooke Cavaliero At the very least covert aid to Nicaragua is grossly Pat Gawkins immoral and offends the tradition of respect for law, the Against Abstaining Rich Grosskopf Bill Narkiewicz toleration of diversity and support for national sover- Mario Ramano John Jee Bob Piscit Joseph Antonios eignty. Lynn LaMonica 9- Jennifer Rienks 5- John Kaiser You expect the unconventional from our student Mike McGeary Roger Spiegel Jeanine Schuster government and you usually get it But no departure Jay Stolfi Tracey Wright from custom has matched its handling on the question of Arthur Strassle aid for Nicaragua Jim Tsionis Arts, The Dally Campus, Friday, March 22, 1985 Page 7 Musical Offering at Jorgensen proves to be a joy

By Tony Lyczak ensemble Vogel deftly nego- crisp, they also achieved at occasionally florid melodic pastoral cantata about unre- There's no joy like Baroque tiated difficult passages times an emotional depth lines with clarity. The quick lit- quited love among the flocks. joy. With its endless sixteenth especially the quick skips in without being saccharine. tle melodic ornaments were Here Arger was melodramatic notes and scarce synamic some of the Bach pieces, yet especially precise For the and breathy, giving some life contrast the music of Bach religious arias, she sang with to essentially trite music and Handel may sound to Harpsichordist Owen Bur- appropriate seriousness. ■ For an encore the ensemble some like a sewing machine also blended elegantly with dick gave us an extra treat by Bach's "Sighing, tears, dis- played a setting of Bach's but it's a sewing machine that Arger's flowing vocal lines. playing three short sonatas by tress, grief," with its tortured "Before thy throne I stand," thoroughly enjoys being a Lenskfs playing was some- Domenico Scarlatti, even im- melody and intensely-felt the very last piece the com- seeing machine The music's times spotty and she had provising parts of one of them upbeat as Bach's "My faithful poser wrote Serene and perpetual motion expresses a trouble getting a warm tone ;as Baroque performers did. heart," Arger did not let joy pious, the piece was an ap- simple, heartfelt, continuous from her violin, but her duet 'He is a competent harpsichor- l>ecome frivolity,. Somewhat propriately understated con- joy that is perhaps more with Arger in Handel's Sweet dist and his California different was Handel's "She- clusion to a delightful and human than the maniac- Silence", a lullaby-like medita- "sausages" as he calls them pardess,my delight" a short subtle concert depressive emotions of much tion on the calm of eternity, unused as they were Connec- ninteenth century music. In was exquisite Imitating ticut winters, proved quite its Jorgenson Auditorium Apollo's swift horses, bas- nimble in the prestissimo of concert just before spring soonist Kenneth Munday the third sonata He also ^"i CORSAGES FOR SEMI-FORMAL! break, the Baroque ensemble showed his dexterity (to the informed us, by the way, that Musical Offering, joined by extent that lips and tongue Scarlatti composed most of soprano Arleen Arger, per- can be dextrous) in an aria his five-hundred-odd sonata formed the music of Bach from Bach's secular cantata between the ages of sixty- Handel and Scarlatti, all of "Retreat, troubled shadows." seven and seventy-two. florist whom, were they alive now, A fairly young group hailing would be three hundred this from California they played SPRING BOUQUETS year. The well-chosen pro- with an appropriately western Soprano Arger's voice was gram of sonatas, concertos, joie de vivre. Enthusiastic and rich, though she delivered her FROM $3.99 and arias, encompassing a DAFFODILS $2.99 variety of Baroque styles, ranged from a poignant and Downtown Storrs 487-1 1 93 gloomy aria about the fear of death to dance-like move- ments exploding with exhu- berance DO YOU KNOW HOW TO MANAGE The instruments blended well, and solo passages by violinist Kathleen Lenski and YOUR MONEY? oboist Allan Vogel were clearly heard though without overpowering the rest of the COME TO A FREE Seminar on Personal Financial Planning

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All Chi Phi Uttle Sisters, There's .• party for all Chi PHi's at the Sigma Chrs house Sat night and a foot ball game Brothers vs. Pledges Sat afternoon

The flushing Punch Bowl was a' experience Til remember for as tongas I can.-DeenaonTHETACKN CLUB Petey, Tm glad we've beconn such good "buddies." |ust wanteo to say have a nice day. Love youi spectacle of an upstairs buddie- Zoo BLOOM COUNTY by Berke Breathed Rockin, You skudgd The Hama- rules! Yalies PBJ's. Mopeds. Bak ing Grease, Coladas, Natives. Serious Rays, George, Puppy Man, Sugar. NEXT YEAWI Love Ya Spank

Cindy BI heard Bruce was in town I hope you got to see him If not have a happy birthday anyway Rich

Cindy B. Here's to new friends and memories and to those ahead Happy 20th Birthday. Lef s celeb- rate! Cheryl

Happy 20th Birthday Cindy B. Well you cant go to SUGAR MOUN- TAIN anymore but you can go to Huskies.Teds.. From the Mice( Jeff BY GARRY TRUDEAU and )im) and Cindy A Doonesbury

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Al! CHI PHI Uttle Sisters we have. meeting this Sunday in 312 Com- mons at 7:30pm Don't forgei your dues! .,' : .\ V'» Page rO The Daily Campus. Friday, March 22. 1985 Tears for Fears provides music for the mind

When you call yourselves you'd call 'have-a-nice-day" that has made their records sold over 300,000 copies in Tears For Fears and title your at which time they perfected music, but the group proved both emotionally complex the U.K. alone and another debut LP. The Hurting people their very modern, dance on their Mercury/Polygram and commercially successful. 700,000 LPs the world over. may get the impression that sound The two quickly at- debut that there's a redemp- The Hurting yielded three Top Critically, the band's debut you're not exactly a fun-loving tive pop accessibility to their tracted the attention of Pho- five singles in England—"Mad was also a big success. Ac- nogram UK, which signed group of guys. It's true Tears music and a subtle underlying World" "Pale Shelter." and cording to Rolling Stone. "It is For .Fears don't make what optimism to their world-view them pronto. The group's first "Change"—and the album a testimony to their refined single in 1982, "Suffer The pop instincts that they man- Children," actually got more age to produce this much attention in East Coast U.S pleasure from the pain" Stereo .dance clubs on import than it Review called the album, "a did back home in England. But powerful record and one of Jhe single " Mad World' broke the real surprises of thjs year... them in the U.K and they soon The Hurting contaiiraome of launched their debut British the most intelligentCJse of a tour, augmented live by key- synthesizer that Tve* come board player Ian Stanley and across." And The Trouser drummer Manny Elias. Follow- Press chimed in: "Synthesizer ing this, Tears For Fears en- dominates but the music is tered the studio to record alive with the unexpec- their debut long-player, pro- ted.Virtually alone among duced by Chris Merrick Hughes modern-day synch bands. (who produced and drummed Tears For Fears is deep and on Adam and the Ants' first unpretentious." U.S. LPs) and Ross Cullum That musical depth is evi- .(who'd done engineering dent once again on the group's jy|ork for Adam and the Ants brand new LP, Songs From and Roxy Music). The final The Big Chair. The album has vinyl outcome The Hurting, already yielded a Top Five hit out in late '83, featured a in England and throughout brand new version of "Suffer Europe with the highly dra- The Children," plus alterna- matic "Shout" the first single tive, takes on the singles in America though, is "Every- •'.Change" and "Pale Shelter." body Wants To Rule The ' '7ne album earned the group World" which features some a strong cult audience in the particularly hor guitar work. U.S with lots of airplay on Tears For Fears' hit- making alternative and AOR radio career began inauspiciously stations. Now the new LP, enough in Bath, England, which the group spent all of where the two young men 1984 working on, should ex- who comprise the group were tend that audience to the pop bora Curt Smith (vocals, mainstream. Cuts like "The bass) and Roland Orzabal Working Hour" and "Every- (vocals, guitar, keyboards, body Wants To Rule The Tears for Fears make music for the body, heart, and mind and rhythm programming) World" are both moody and have known each other since uplifting. Yet again the group age 13, when they met at has balanced emotional depth school in Bath. They formed wftti pop catchiness to fulfill their first band at age 19 called their original goal—to create THE STUDENT UNION BOARD OF GOVERNORS Graduate, later switching their " music for the body, the heart, presents riartie to the current moniker. and the mind"

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The moon was up, the stars were out and-pfftt!-your rear Floristry At UConn tire was down. Good thing there A Live Spring and Easter was a phone nearby. And a few Floral Art Demonstration good friends who were willing to drive a dozen miles, on a Students Will Create Saturday night, to give you a Seasonal and Holiday Floral Arrangements lift. When you get back, you want to do more than just say Free Admission "thanksf So tonight, let it be March 25,1985 Lowenbrau. 8:00 P.M. W.B. Young Auditorium Lowenbrau. Here's to good friends. Sponsored by the Department of Plant Science The Daily Campus, Friday, March 22, 1985 SPORTS UConn plays Seton Hall By Dana Gauruder Sports Editor Though the games won't count in the conference stan- dings, the baseball team will get its first taste of Big East action Saturday when the Huskies travel to Seton Hall for a doubleheader. The contests will not be added to the conference re- cords since the Pirates and UConn are in separate div- isions of the Big East UConn is in the same division as Pro- vidence, Boston College and St John's, while Seton Hall has Pittsburgh, Georgetown, and Vfllanova in its division UConn enters the games with a 3-8 record, all of which were played during its annual Southern trip. The Huskies have not played since they defeated East Carolina 6-1 Saturday. Freshman John Shea (2-0) pitched a three hitter in that contest and is expected to start one of the games against the Pirates. Head coach Andy Baylock has not announced his other starter- Shea, who also played for the basketball team this year, said that des- pite his performance he is still An LIU defender (dark shirt) heads the ball during the championship game of the not in top condition to pitch indoor tournament last year between UConn "Red" and III (George Edwards See page 11 photo). 'Red' team defends indoor tide Hoyas defeat Loyola;

By Paul Venables Advancing to the final three is nothing new to Staff Writer Morrone's squads as his past 'Red teams have Eagles lose at buzzer The men's winter soccer program will be placed in 10 out of the last 13 Classics and have By the Associated Press games, picked up three early completely finished after this weekend After a captured four championships. They are the only Top ranked Georgetown, fouls and was held to just long semester of 6 am practices and week- four-time winners in the Indoor Classics once again led by All-American eight points. end tournaments, two of which UConn won, the history. Patrick Ewing, continued its'* Next in line for Georgetown winter program has come to it's final weekend drive toward a second straight will be No. 6 Georgia Tech But what a weekend it will be. The 'Red" team's most recent title came with That game will be Saturday. last year's win over Long Island University, 2-1, NCAA basketball cham- The 15th annual UConn-Metropolitan Life pionship by defeating No. 14 Also Thursday night Andre for the tournament championship. Since most Turner hit a 17- foot jump shot Indoor Soccer Classic will take place this Satur- of his current Red players were part of last Loyola of Chicago 65-53 day and Sunday in the Field House and Guyer Thursday night in the East with one second remaining to year's championship team Morrone feels boost No. 5 Memphis State Gym—ana two UConn teams are ready for the experience will play an important role Regional semifinals. oldest indoor soccer tournament in the The 7-foot Ewing scored 14 over Boston College 59-57 in a Midwest Regional in Dallas. nation "The experience factor and the home-field of his 21 points in the second Ewing limped off the court situation are key advantages," he said "but our half and the Hoyas used their UConn head coach and tournament director with 1:25 left in the first half White' team consists solely of freshmen." relentless defensive pressure Joe Morrone called the Classic "the high point with an ankle injury. But he and culmination of the entire winter The tournament structure sets groups of four to overtake free-wheeling teams in rouad-robin competition. The top two Loyola which led 28-26 at returned in the second half program." and was his usual dominant teams for each group advance to the next halftime force with his rebounding and The tournament will feature32 teams from >0 round Georgetown snapped the shot-blocking, as Georgetown, colleges and universities throughout the North- nation's longest winning streak east UConn has a'Red and a'White' team in the The 'Red team faces Holy Cross, Boston the Big East Conference tour- College, and Worcester Poly Tech, with UConn at 19 games by shutting down nament champion, won its tourney and Morrone has high expectations for Loyola star Alfredrick Hughes, his teams. and B.C. being the seeded teams. The 'White' 14 th straight game and im- team is also seeded as it will go up against One- the second-leading scorer in proved to 33-2. "We always enter any tournament or game onta the other seeded team in the grouping the nation Hughes, who had Hughes had connected for with confidence, but anything can happen in Kean College, and St John's. been averaging 26.9 points two baskets early in the'sec- The Red team will play in the field house per game and had,.suurd in ond half to give Loyola a 38-36 indoor soccer, especially because you only play - two fifteen minute halves,'' he said "Our objec- sometime between 11:35-am to3:05 p.m. Satur- double figur«s'"hi 94 straight lead tive is for both teams to advance to Sunday's day while the 'White' team will see action from play and eventually on to the final three" 3:10 p.m. to 6:40 p.m. in Guyer Gym Redmen take on 'Cats

Rugby club faces Stamford squad By Mark Pukalo Associate Sports Editor St John's coach Louie Carnesecca likes it out west but at this point he wants to get back east preferably to Lexington, The rugby club will open its are preparing for the New Spectators are encouraged Kentucky. season Saturday at 1 p.m be- England championships in to attend and refreshments Kentucky wants to get back home also, not just to see their hind EO. Smith High School ApriL will be served at the field families and friends, but to play some more tournament against the Stamford Men's UConn Rugby Club basketball. Club. March 23 Stamford Home 1:00 Kentucky (18-12), was a surprise pick for the NCAA field but Three games will be played March 30 Thames River Home 1:00 theWildcats have upset Washington and UNLV to put themselvs against the newly formed April 4 URI Away 6:30 into a position to come home in style Stamford side which consists April 13 N.E College Championships Away 1:00 The Redmen (29-3) will not make it easy with the big three of several UConn alumni April 20 Hartford Home 1:00 Mullin Berry, and Wennington leading the way. The game will This is the first of five home April 27 Central Tour. Away 10:00 begin at 10 p.m in McNichols Arena Denver. games for the Huskies, who May 3 Central Home 3:30 See page 11