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Vol. LXXXVI No. 39 The University of Connecticut Friday, October 29, 1982 Socialist premier in Spain elected amid some violence MADRID. Spain (AP)—The the Democratic Center won banks in Bilbao, capital of the Socialist Workers Party won a 7.2 percent, to Communist Basque region in northwest solid majority in Thursday's Party 3.8 percent and the fledg- Spain, and injured two police- parliamentary elections, which ling centrist Democratic and men, one seriously. No group will make Felipe Gonzalez the Social Center party of former claimed responsibility immed- first Socialist premier in Spain Premier Adolfo Suarez. 2.6 iately, but it was assumed since the 1936-39 civil war. percent, Izarra dei Corral they were set off by KTA. the Interior Ministry undersec- said. . radical Basque separatist or- retary Juan Jose Izarra del ganization. Corral said early Friday that Nearly 21 million Spaniards voted in the election, despite More than 130.000 police with all the votes counted for officers patrolled the country the 350-member lower house threats by Basque terrorists, sporadic bombings during the as long lines formed at the of Parliament. Gonzalez' Social- polling places in warm, sunny ists won 194 seats and their three-week campaign and fears of a military coup to weather. An hour after the nearest rival, the rightist Pop- polls closed, Interior Minister ular Alliance, 97. He said the block the expected Socialist victory. Two bomb explosions Juan Jose Roson said the tur- Socialists got 45.7 percent of nout was 78 percent of the the popular vote and the Pop- were the only violence re- ported. 26.6 million registered voters. ular Alliance 24.9. There were 8,150 can- The ruling Centrist Union of The bombs went off outside didates for 350 seats in the lower house of the Cortes, the Spanish parliament, and for Company advertises 208 seats in the Senate. The This Samoyed Husky is UConn's "Unofficial" mascot- seats are allocated on the live mascots were discontinued in the 1970's when the basis of the parties' total votes university decided it was too difficult to care for them papers for purchase in each election district. and switched to a cloth Husky (Jack Wilson photo). By Stephen Geissler Staff Writer Voters to cast their ballots Small blue application forms for ready-made research papers have appeared once again on campus billboards. The use of purchased research papers by students is both a violation of university regulations and a detriment to the for new state amendments By John Yearwood 2. For the constitutional amendment con- student's education. Professor Milton R. Stern said Thurs- Staff Writer cerning regulations of state agencies. day. If approved, this amendment would reaffirm Stern, acting head of the Knglish department, commented In next Tuesday's elections, Connecticut in the constitution the present legislative prac- on the advertisements placed about campus by the Authors' voters will get a chance to add four new amend- tice of delegating regulatory authority to the Research" company. The advertisement promises to supply ments to the state constitution. executive branch, subject to the review of the the student "with an example of a properly written research The amendments were approved by the legislature. Although this is already standard paper."' At $4.50 a page, the student can choose from "nearly General Assembly and will become law if state procedure, its constitutionality was challenged 14.000 entries" covering "128 different categories." voters approve them. in a recent court case. According to Stern, students who use these papers are The following are the statements as they will definitely compromising their education." "When you write a 3. For the constitutional amendment con- appear on the voting machine ballot levers and cerning compensation of elected officials. research paper, you learn better than from any teacher," on the absentee ballots: This amendment prohibits, with some excep- Stern said, "there is no better teacher than yourself." 1. For the constitutional amendment con- tions, increases in the compensation of elected "I never really understood why someone would invest the cerning the requirement of a grand jury for capi- officials during their term of office. An official's time and money to go to school when it is so expensive, and tal offenses. salary, however, may be raised after two years if then fritter it away by not getting their money's worth out of This amendment would abolish the present the term of office is four or more years long. it.*' he said. grand jury system. Instead, probable cause— A. For the constitutional amendment con- Stern also said that, although it is difficult to spot, students whether or not a person is deemed likely to have cerning an appellate court. are definitely "cheating when using these papers." According committed a crime—would be determined at See page 4 a hearing. See page 4 WHUS finally granted separation from USG
By Stefanie Rutty fluctuated from $19,000 to plan more than six months from the WHUS staff. A pri- grants tor equipment be- Staff Writer $24,000 each semester, about ahead of time before." he mary goal is to hire a full-time comes our own commitment 25"., of the USG budget. explained. engineer and secretary. and problem. We have op- Beginning in January. 1983. One advantage of financial With an independent bud- tions now." "We need a full-time engi- \VHUS. UConn's campus radio independence is the possibil- get, bookkeeping, purchasing, neer for maintenance, acous- station, will become finan- ity of long-term planning. and operation costs will be '"Bookkeeping will be faster tic improvements and trans- cially independent from the Murphy said. "We could never controlled bv a finance board since we can go directly to Undergraduate Student Gov- mitter operation," Murphy student accounting without ernment and will be listed as a said. "An engineer from the delays through USG." he said. separate item on student fee UCIMT does that work for us Listener contributions and bills. now." The University (enter outside fundraising will help The $10 student activity fee for Instructional Technology the station's budget. Murphy will decrease to $8 next sem- has been instmment.il. Murphy expects said, in providing student ester and $2 will be allotted to Financial independence WHUS on a separate line, workers, as well as other media services. was a goal of the station when alongside the Dailv Campus Murphy became general fee of $1. Murphy has been the only manager in October 1978. It This is the same level of full-time employee. A busi- grew into a joint project with funding provided by USG in FMF SDUND/MLTErVMAWWEi ness manager and secretary USG. and last spring Will's the past three years." WHUS are employed part-time. obtained final approval. general manager John Murphy 91 if ft said. The $2 student fee will Securing a loan for major Without USG cooperation keep WHUS operating, Murphy studio renovation and new the move would not have Hap- said, but the economy and in- equipment is another priority. pened, Murphy said. "We will flation will necessitate outside "We will have no other com- still retain our student identi- funding. peting interests." Murphy ty. " he said, "but we'll do a USG funding for WHUS has said. "So obtaining loans and better job now." Page 2 Editorial Connecticut Uailrj (Eamuus > , Scoring Stars Sine* 1896 Mftflffi' Friday. October 29. 1982
Editor in Chief Jeff Denny Managing Editor John Berry Business Manager \ Evan Roklen Senior Writer Dave Krechevsky Office Manager Lois McLean News Joseph Tate Whiting.Mark Almond,Ai Powell Thomas Clark Sports Bob D Aprile.Tom Restelli.Dana Gauruder Aits Carlo Van Kampen,Steve Hewins.Dan Davison Features Jockle Fitzpatrick. Carol Carangelo Photo Manager Jack Wilson Wire Stephanie Rufty.Jean Cronln.Sue Wailionis Copy Lisa Stenzo.Bob Brennan Advertising Diane Spiegel Ad Production ..." Ann Urban Night Production Sue Dowden Classified Cheri O'Neil Production Dennis Donovan Lynn Bodetka.Rosemary Homes W$ IS Laura Uliasz,Jamie Speer.Ken Davidson,Howard Urban. Kathleen McKlnney.Cathy Fisher,Bobbie Zambelli. Jane Retter. Lynn Kerrigan. Leslie Baker Re-elect the locals, re-elect the senator, dump the governor Don't rush into the 'Real World9
By Cathy Walton "Real World." After gradua- ligations. I thought I would Connecticut voters did a good job last election, A while back, while celeb- tion I was all set to live off my have oodles of free time to do G rating the 21st birthday of a parents until I saved enough all the things I wanted to do. and if all goes well, UConn's and the state's interests friend, I heard a discussion money to move out on my One thing nobody ever told will once again be well represented. Everyone elected between some of my college own. Not bad, I thought, free me was that work is tiring. last term should be re-elected. friends about how they long room-and board for as long as Many a night I come home Governor O'Neill was not elected last term, and his to be out of school and into I want. Wrong again-Reaga- from the office with just performance in office has been less than good for the "Real World." I had to nomics hits home. As soon as I enough energy to plop down chuckle to myself, for you see moved back into the house in front of the television. I UConn. Regardless of his political cronies' involve- I graduated in May and in the my mother made it perfectly never thought I would be con- ments with higher education, the governor has shown past five months I have had a clear that 1 was to start carry- tent to watch "The Facts of little concern for UConn. rude awakening to the real ing my own weight around the Life." . Lewis Rome from Stamford, the gubernatorial "Real World.' house and that meant paying And then there are the Last May I was eager and not only my share of the weekends. Ah yes Saturday challenger and a former state senate majority leader, willing to make my personal phone bill but rent as well. As nights, my one night when I may be trailing O'Neill in the polls, but he is an attrac- mark in the world. I truly she put it "Welcome to am not too tired to party and tive candidate to those who favor fiscal autonomy for believed that with a'college reality." yet another snag arises in the UConn. Rome introduced the proposal to the legisla- degree behind me the world Speaking of bills, remember life of a new graduate. There is ture; O'Neill vetoed it. Fiscal autonomy is important to would be my oyster. The all the "free" credit cards from nobody to party with. All your opportunities would be end- oil companies and small friends are either still in UConn, for it offers the university a chance to spend less and in no time I would be stores that beseige seniors school or worse yet married where it finds need, rather than depending on leg- settled in a nice job with a nice who only have to sign their and no longer to lead a sin- islators' prejudices and misinformation. salary in my field of study. Boy name to enter into the adult gle's life. We hope that Senator Lowell Weicker will continue was I ever wrong. Jobs are world. It seemed easy enough, After realizing all this one hard to come by (look at just fill up your car and give thought entered my mind. I to represent Connecticut in Washington -- he's done a Ronald Reagan's son), and if the piece of plastic to the man. will escape the "Real World," I hell of a job so far. Though he's a Republican, he's so you are lucky enough to get It seemed like free money will go to grad school. I wrote far refused to kowtow to the Reagan ideology. His one who knows what field you until the bills started to come. a number of schools, excited liberal stands on defense, education and civil rights will end up in. Look at me, I am Funny thing about bills, once about the possibilities. Once presently employed as a loan they find their way to your again my bubble was burst. would be the envy of any Democrat. clerk at a local bank. An hon- house they just keep on re- Nobody ever told me that you Weicker's challenger, Democrat Toby Moffett, has orable enough job but not turning whether you want had to have a B average, at so firmly aligned himself with the Ted-Kennedy-left, exactly what I expected to be them to or not. least, to get into a grad school. pandering to tag liberal causes rather than facing con- doing when I graduated with a One thing 1 was sure of was I knew I should have studied crete issues, that we wonder if he could match Weic- degree in commercial horti- that work would have to be more and partied less my culture. more exciting than school. freshman year. And even if I ker's effectiveness in the Senate. Weicker has done Other factors have led to Imagine no homework, all had the grades, the tuition is well for Connecticut -- let's keep him doing well. my disillusionment with the your nights free with no ob- about three quarters of my annual salary and, thanks to Locally, the incumbents have proven themselves by Garry Trudeau loyal to the university, and all favor fiscal autonomy, DOONESBURY Ronnie, student loans are out of the question. for the university. Dorothy Goodwin, representing the It ISA SPEOAL HONOR. FOR. MB THANK600PNFSS MS PONTUVe IN You can see now why I 54th House district and chair of the Education Com- TO SPEAK HERB ON BEHALF OF A BRITAIN, WSBEVBN wAn/mce chuckle when I hear people VALUED MEMBEROF MY CABINET. OFIMPROPRIETYOFTEN LEADSTO mittee has been a higher education advocate in 1 RAYISAFI6HTER,ANDI'MPR(W RESIGNATION. HERE, YOU HAVE TO BE complain about the boredom Hartford and a supporter of a state income tax, which \ OFmimHeHAsoevowiHe ABLETO CONVICT A GUYBEFOREHE'S and pressure of school. If they t lASTTWYEARSTO DEFENDING PEEMEP UNFfTTOHOLP OFFtC£. -*. only knew how good they may mean that the state can afford to maintain HIMSELF! have it. Oh the joys of freedom UConn's quality. and utter lack of responsibili- Audrey Beck of Mansfield and Mike Skelly of ty. If one could only make it ToHand have been equally supportive of UConn, each last forever-some try, we have all heard about the 18 recognizing that UConn is a valuable asset to their dis- year student, but life goes on tricts and the state in general. and we all must grow up and UConn's chapter of the American Association of wake up to the "Real World." University Professors endorses all three local incum- Cathy Walton graduated in- bents. We concur. to the 'Real World' in 1.982. Sam Gejdenson's approach to representation has so far been a most refreshing no-bullshit approach. THAT'S UHY AFTER 20 MONTHS OF THIS IS A GREAT INVESTIGATIONS, P0Z5NS OF CHARGES, He's a visible representative; he knows his con- WELL m COUNTRY, RAY. TWO DEAD WITNESSES AND A REPORT wl stituency and works for it. He's proven himself. THAT PIPN7 REALLY CLEAR HIS RAY!*» CHEERS! imm^ NAME, RAY DONOMN6 STILL MY l S/R.1KN0W. usnmstooo The next legislative session will be an important one SECRETARY OF LABOR! —~~^ Com 06268 Published by the Con- for UConn and the state, for the Reagan Adminis- necftout DeMy Campus Box U-189 tration's new federalism (no federalism) is beginning wcjrHxry mruugn rnocjy mtrmQ mv to take effect. The issue is education and its root is Telsphe-429- money. Re-electing local candidates who have ex- 6384 use.iiu—i. Send form 3676 H perience, re-electing the senator who has a proven CoMMcNcut Dotty Campw. ll Dog record and electing a governor who plans to offer Law. Horn. Conn 06268.11M Con- necttcutDollytarnpuirsanossoctole UConn its needed financial control are the best moves n>©fT>t>©f of fhs AssocMMsd Press, local voters can make next Tuesday. which is exckisrvety entmed »o reprint material oubHehed herein Commentary Connecticut Daily Campus, Friday, October 29.1982 Page3 Letters analysis of the concert fails to realize that these two Homecoming performers rely on dif- ferent tactics and styles concert review and that the two both do their acts admirably. The inaccurate concert was great and the performers did a magnifi- To the editor: cent job. Lipman apparen- After attending an enjoy- tly seems biased from the able Homecoming concert, very start of the article. I read Alan Lipman's anal- Let's leave the bias out, and ysis, and found it disturbing realize that critically com- and inaccurate. The article paring the two is not ap- did not seem very objective propriate. in that it highly favored one Victor Miller performer and grossly dis- approved of the other. Both David Johansen and Drivers, cyclists Eddie Money combined for * * TABU , if tu TLEASS, BR FRDNTUE MADDING NOUVEAU BRXE a successful concert, and both have their strengths should obey and weaknesses. rules of the road Certainly Johansen's at- mosphere was electric, but To the editor: the crowd initially seemed I feel it has come time to unmoved, few knew the address the many students NOW: a change in priorities material from his new al- on campus fortunate bum, "Live it Up" or the enough to have cars or other five albums he has. bicycles as efficient modes By Ellen Goodman Why should David Johan- of transportation. It has Congress, and co-chair of the women's con- sen be the lead act when become increasingly evi- gressional caucus. She is not only one of a hand- BOSTON — Ten years ago, it all seemed fairly ful of pro-ERA Republican women, but over the his material is relatively ob- dent to me, as a pedistrian, straightforward. The goal of assorted women's scure? His personality was that many of the cyclists years she has sponsored significant legislation groups, just entering the political process, was on women's rights issues. vibrant, and his unique act and drivers on our campus to elect women to office. On the other side is Frank, a man whose was fantastic, but not too are oblivious to the rules of The female candidates then were few and far many knew or cared about record as an advocate of women's rights is shor- the road and their obliga- between. So was the money, the support, the ter but stronger than Heckler's. He has voted for his New York Doll's days tions to the pedestrian. clout of these organizations. On the whole, the abortion funds when she voted against them. He when he dressed up in Basic traffic violations candidates they supported ran against men. and women's hats and clothing has voted against Reaganomics when she has are much too frequent. ran against men who were^not friendly to the voted for it. as part of the show. That Stop signs are seldom ob- cause of women's rights. image did not sell, so Jo- Frank especially likes to remind audiences of served (the "rolling stop" But by 1982, the list of complications has the time when Heckler submitted a stunning h an sen has changed his im- has become a classic), and grown almost as long as the list of women can- analysis of the impact of the Reagan budget cuts 1 often wonder if cars are age to reach a larger didates. There are 53 women running for House on women and then voted for the budget. "I hon- audience. still being manufactured seats, three running for the Senate, 1,620 run- estly believe," says Frank, "that by lending sup- with signals! Drivers obvi- In his analysis of Eddie ning for state legislatures, and their campaigns port to the anti-woman administration she's ously must not realize how Money's show, Lipman come in all sizes, shapes and philosophies. doing women more harm than good." important signals are to again has some valid The variations on the old good-woman- NOW faced a decision. As Smeal says. "We did points, but fails to raise crossing pedestrians, if not versus-bad-man theme are enormous. There not target Heckler, we don't want to target her. others. Money's voice by to other drivers. More than are now women running against women, anti- but when they redistricted we had to make a the end of the show was once I've found myself feminist women running against pro-feminist choice." They had a choice between a man and a hardly perfect but was not confronted with a car in the men, somewhat progressive women running woman, a choice between a pro and anti- reduced to "a hoarse middle of a crosswalk; the against more progressive men. abortion vote, a choice between a pro and anti- shout." Although Money in driver had not only ignored The complexity of all this can be seen in the Reagan vote. They chose Frank. the first place should not his stop sign, but disregar- controversy over endorsements. This year, for Yet even that race was relatively simple com- be compared to Cocker or ded a signal which would example, in half-a-dozen congressional races pared to the New Jersey race where Republican Presley because of the uni- have indicated his plan to the largest feminist organization in the country, Millicent Fenwick is running against Democrat queness of their styles, turn. It appears that many the National Organization for Women, has sup- Frank Lautenberg for the Senate. After a good there is another reason for seek not to drive, but "aim" ported male Democrats over female Republi- deal of debate, the New Jersey NOW decided to Money's lack of "artless- their automobiles and cans. support Lautenberg, the Democrat, while the ness." Money, between his hope for the best. Pedes- In the media aftermath, its leaders have been National Women's Political Caucus decided to album "Playing for Keeps" trians cannot be mind accused of becoming just a wing of the Democ- support Fenwick, the woman. in 1980 and his new album readers. These drivers ratic Party, dubbed the National Organization As Smeal explains it, NOWs priority is to get "No Control" released this must realize that campus for Democratic Women. But to Eleanor Smeal, rid of a Republic majority in the Senate. "Frankly, year, had a near fatal co- driving requires as much the outgoing president of NOW, the charges there's a fondness toward Fenwick. But the caine incident whidh left caution, if not more, than sound familiar and ironic. Republican-dominated Senate has been so bad part of the right side of his city driving. "Two years ago," she remembers, "when on women's rights...we feel we must weigh the Ixxiy paralyzed. He rehab- The other, less common NOW came out against the renomination of balance between the two." The NWPC. at its ilitated himself for a year but nevertheless relevant, Jimmy Carter, we were charged with being national level, has decided to support only and a half, and the paral- threat to pedestrians is the Republicans. Now we're charged with being women. Beyond that, their priority is bipar- ysis is subtly seen is the bicyclist. On a campus the I )emocrats. We used to be criticized. Why are tisanship. Kathy Wilson, the caucus head, says manner his mouth opens size of UConn's, the side- you only for women?' Now, in half a dozen races, they remain determined "to get more pro- when he sings. Lipman walks are inevitably jam- we're supporting men, and we're being criti- gressive people elected to both parties." should give more credit to med with students cized for the reverse." Yet as Wilson also sees it. "The failure of our Money other than his con- between classes. It would In fact, some of the races were easy calls. success is that as more women run they are not cession that Money's new be e asier for the cyclists and NOW wasn't likely to support the congressional always running against targeted men. We are album is his strongest. He far safer for the pedes- candidacy of Ann Bagnell (R). the Phyllis also running against our friends." may not be able to grind trians if they rode on the Schlafly of North Carolina. And they happily The conflicts of this election are likely to mul- like Elvis for the reason of street rather than weave in endorsed the candidacy of Republican Rep. tiply in the decades ahead. Sex lines, party lines, his past paralysis. and out of people on the Claudine Schneider of Rhode Island. policy lines form complicated, overlapping pol- In reference to their sidewalks. But other endorsements, other campaigns, itical patterns. Is it more in our interest to have a songs, Lipman claims that The violations and hazards do reflect on changing standards and goals. In woman in office, more in our interest to change Eddie Money's main riff created by careless drivers the heated race between Republican Margaret the composition of a party, more in our interest is from a previously and cyclists are much too Heckler and Democrat Barney Frank, for exam- to get behind a particular piece of policy? released song, but at least prevalent on campus, es- ple, two incumbent representatives from Mas- These are decisions that now can only be it is a different song. Johan- pecially when all that the sachusetts are running for one redistricted made case by case, race by race. The days of the sen on his new album has situation requires is a little seat. class action are over. four "cover songs" includ- common sense and cau- On one side is Heckler, the ranking woman in Ellen Goodman is a syndicated columnist. ing the "Animal Medley" tion. and the Four Top's (not the K. Brown Theatre. The house lights stupid as to schedule a mance while there was a O'Jays) "Reach Out, I'll be go down. Mr. and Mrs. Hard- concert the closing night of steady beat of rock music There." Money's songs are castle enter stage left. a play? Especially a "band overhead. Nor could the all originals. Concert, play Suddenly, BAM-B(X)M- like David Johansen's and audience really enjoy the To sum it all up, David POW!!! "TWO TICKETS TO Eddie Money's, which play show hearing the pliw and Johansen's and Eddie didn't mix well PARADISE. WONT YOU music guaranteed to rattle concert simultaneously. Money's styles are ex- PACK YOUR BAG AND the lights, rumble the seats, The B.O.G. should wise up tremes. David Johansen's To the editor: WELL LEAVE TONIGHT!!!" and cause scenery and in the future and check out Closing night. Nervous- People, drunk and stoned, actors to shake and quiver what's going on downstairs New York Doll's "anarc- wander in and out of Jor- in Jorgensen before they hist" roots are contrasted ness. Anxiety. Relief. The on stage? strains of 18th-century gensen wondering, "Where schedule a concert. with Money's "top forty" Chamber music fill the air the hell is Eddie Money?" The actors couldn't con- David Lallv rock and roll style. The of the Harriet Jorgensen How could the B.O.G. be so centrate on the perfor- Page 4 Connecticut Daily Campus, Friday, October 29,1982 Campus News Artist tells of experiences research papers From page one to the English Department's Policy on Plagiarism, "to take during African sabbatical another person's ideas, even where those ideas are put into the student's own words, is to be guilty of plagiarism." By Liz Hayes of each other and keep track cent of slave traffic to America If found guilty of plagiarism, the student is dismissed "from Staff Writer came through the island. of everybody." Maiden encourages others the course with a grade of F and reportfed] to the Division of Joseph Maiden, an artist Goree has since become an Student Personnel," the policy states. who recently returned from a- artists haven and the Univer- to do what he has done. He sent a letter to the United Despite the academic difficulties caused to both professors West African sabbatical paid sity of Dakar, located on the and students, the sale of research papers is very difficult to for by a Fulbright grant, said island, serves as a think tank Nations outlining what he wan- ted to study and which coun- constrain. Attorney Allan Driscoll, an unofficial consultant to Thursday he feels "so enrich- for African scholars. the Undergraduate Student Government, said because of the ed by this trip." When asked if he saw any try he wanted to visit. The UN then recommended him to allowances made by the First Amendment and the vagueness Maiden, professor of draw- similarities between the Afri- of legal statutes, "it is very hard to enforce against these ing at Philadelphia College of cans he met in Senegal and the country, and once he was accepted, the grant provided operations." Art in New York City, told a black Americans, Maiden said, "You have to prove that their intent is unlawful," Driscoll dozen students at the Afro- "1 saw some similarity in atti- his airfare and monthly ex- pense money. said. Usually, when pressured, the companies "just become American Cultural Center tude, in foods, in expression of more clever about writing their advertisements." about West African culture the language, and in the feel- "I think the money is just sitting there in a lot of cases," The "Authors' Research" company, for example, stresses and his trip to Dakar, Senegal ing of community and shared that their papers "are designed to augment your own writing and the Goree Islands in Af- responsibility. People watch Maiden said. "It's easy to do, and it's worthwhile to inves- effort," and require that their customers "sign an agreement rica your house for you when you to make legitimate and proper use of the essay." Maiden was awarded the are not home. They take care tigate." Fulbright Scholarship to paint in Africa. He spent three years there doing photographic re- search and using the photos to help him paint. He showed Good friends stand up for you his UConn audience slides of the people of Senegal. Mali when you need them. and Upper Volta. their styles of clothing and architecture, and their way of life. Maiden said Senegal is 80 percent Muslim and it was settled by the French. French is the predominant language, and modern European influ- ence can be seen in styles of dress and architecture. Although many people wear traditional African garb, some can be seen wearing t-shirts and jeans. "That is American fashion to the Senegalese." Maiden said. "We are all cow- boys to them, and Ronald Reagan as president proves it." Maiden said, that American products are very expensive in Senegal, and American in- fluence is prevalent in the cities where American com- panies are located and Amer- ican movies play in the the- aters He said Senegal is smaller in size than the state ot Texas, and most of the peo- ple who live there are poor. self-employed people who build their own houses and Bve on 1500 a year. Maiden said the island of (k >ree. 20 minutes off the coast of Senegal and technically a part of that country, was noted. . for slave traffic and was cru- cial for slave trade in the 19th century. He said 5(1 to 7(1 per-
. . . amendments From page one 4. For the constitutional amendment concerning an appellate court. This amendment will cause Section 1 of Article Five of the constitution to read: "The ju- dicial power of the State shall Ix- vested in the Supreme ( ourt an appellate court, a Superior c ourt." Amendment four establish- es an intermediate appellate court in the states judicial system. The General Assem- bly would have the authority to establish the powers and jurisdiction of the new court Remember to vote Tuesday, Lowenbrau. Here's to good friends. Nov. 2 I 196? Bee' Brewed Dy Mt'if Brewing Co MilwauKM W'S Campus News Connecticut Daily Campus. Friday, October 29,1982 Poge5 UConn professor explains nuclear energy pros, cons Bv Anne Gingrave energy source. Hayden said. high mortality rate due to the Staff Writer Nuclear energy would result effects of burning coal and the in only one or two deaths a impact of coal mining on the "It's the people who aren't century" if properly handled, environment. The waste from qualified to analyze nuclear he said. a single coal manufacturing reactors that protest against As the population of the plant is approximately 50 tons their use."' UConn physics United States has increased, per year." professor Howard Hayden so has the demand for ener- When questioned about the said Thursday during, his lec- gy. Hayden said, predicting hazards of radioactive waste. ture. A Physicist's View of that if energy is consumed at Hayden suggested storing the Energy for People."' the present rate, the existing wastes in unused salt mines, According to Hayden. ex- supply of oil will be depleted in or burning them in trenches perts in engineering and phys- eight to 20 years, natural gas i)(K) meters below the surface ics have endorsed the use of in 12 to 47 years, and coal in of the earth. nuclear energy since 1975. «H) to 4(H) years. One must The re-entry of such waste Each year. 48.(MK) deaths consider the disadvantages of into our community would UConn physics professor Howard Hayden discusses result directly or indirectly using coal as an energy sour- cause approximately one to nuclear energy (Jack Wilson photo). from the use of coal as an ce." Hayden added, citing the two deaths per hundred years." Hayden said. The waste mat- erial, due to the operation of a .Secret Pumpkin Flowers!!! breeder reactor for one year, 91.7 WHOS r^ could be contained in two ^ Red Roses $12.95 doz cubic meters. DANCE PARTY At the end of the lecture. V CARNATIONS $4.95 doz. Anthony R. Philpctts. head of TONIGHT ^TH fancy grade the geology and geophysics 9:30-2 (Fri. 10/29) department, jokingly sugges- ted renting out space in Kgyp-1 AACC tian pyramids. "Nothing came out of the pyramids for 4.(XX) (ground floor Commons) Florist years." he said. The period of DOWNTOWN STORMS 4*7-1193 deactivation of radioactive waste is only 5(X) years. Hayden devoted much of WHITHAM the lecture to examining the y possibilities o fusing alterna- tive energy sources. For solar LISTENS FIRST energy to make a significant contribution to our energy I THEN ACTS demand, "an area as large as | the state of I onnecticut would ■y Paid for by have to be covered with solar collectors."' .As of this date not Whrtham for State RepresentativeCommittee. even one square mile of sili- FREE Wm. Morgan, Treas. con collectors has been manu- factured. Hayden said. Hayden feels people would not toler- ate this type of action. Hayden also discussed the HEA use of wind power. Varying wind velocities inhibit the use of windmills across the coun- K€ try. In Boon, N.C.. a windmill large enough to generate am power for 26 homes disrupts life in that community. The vibrations due to unequal SCHOLARSHIP PROGRAM wind flow through the legs of If you're a senior applying to medical school the Air Force the windmill and the blade may have the best answer for you. We offer an excellent scholarship program causes a mini-earthquake. that can ease the financial strain of medical or osteopathy school and allow you Hayden said. to concentrate on your studies. The use of hydroelectric power and the burning of HOW MUCH DOES IT PAY? -full tuition for up to four years wood are not considered suf- -costs of books fees and laboratory expenses ficient to meet the energy -monthly stipend of $556.00(taxable) while in medical demands of this country. The potential use of geothermal FO LORE INFORMATION AND APPLICATION CONTACT: energy sources. Hayden said, SSgt. Bruce Kiselauskas. 77 Hazard Ave., was "almost infinitely expand- Mi able due to technological ad- :nfield,CT 203-745-2950 vances." Practical use of this u energy source is still years wav. however, he said. Halloween Party .tme Don't walk CEDARWOOD LOUNGE alone on All Request DJmusic Rt 6 N- Windham (Located in the Willy Bowl) Sun Oct31st Get your PUMPKIN FLOWERS orange carruuionsn many specials 497-1193 BT l95Siotr» r Bahamas From 259 College Weeks (212) 355-4705 EASTERN ' Plus u« arxl *»»•«: exircu'i HOI a** MC r.. .. ■ • '.« '0"-.' Arts Connecticut Daily Campus. Friday. October 29. 1982 Poge7 Klezmorim brings their schtick to UConn By Daniel Oavison The Klezmor took its unsuspecting audience on Most of it sounds the same—brassy, quick and Assistant Arts Editor severaladventures through time and sanitv using i screechy. But occasionally, the Klezmor slipped and narrative vignettes: Minsk. Russia 1908. Bad humor let its musicianship show. Brian Wishnefsky on trum- If you went to Jorgensen auditorium Wednesday and good (Klezmor) music run rampant through the pet. Kevin Linscott on trombone, and I )onald Thorn- night, you didn't see a concert. You saw a Jewish wed- country. We are told we're in the Rasputin Brothers ton on tuba dedicated a brass trio to "draft dodgers ding without the bride and groom. You went to see Cafe' where Klezmor groups sing songs with titles and anyone who's ever escaped the Czar's conscrip- the Klezmorim. like. "Two thieves disputing each other's family back- tor." ...Sorry boys, if you want to play Klezmor you'll have to give up those blending harmonies, those Klezmorim is Eastern European folk music that ground." Your sister works on her back! "chides one. "Oh yeah." the other retorts. Your grandfather smooth, full tones that would make butter melt over was popular in this country when the immigrants an ice cube. brought it with them from Europe. It had a strong imports hashish for the Cossacks!" influence on American jazz until the depression when There really wasn't anything they wouldn't do for a Rut that didn't last for long. Soon they were re- Klezmor musicians could no longer afford to play. laugh — including the ol' rubber-hand-pulled-out- counting the days when Klezmorim did the sound While Klezmor groups were popular, their schtick of-the-sleeve" and "making-your-trumpet-player- tracks for Nickelodian feature films like "Betty Boop." was traveling from party to bar mitzvah to wedding dress-up-like-a-gorilla" tricks included. Since they didn't have a rickety film projector, the doing anything they could to entertain the people Klezmor improvised by playing and walking in stop there. As we saw Wednesday night, that included action around the stage. Any of you Betty Boop fans would have loved it. more than just playing their ethnic music. The six musicians of the Klezmorim come from Even when the Klezmor tried to be serious, they Berkery, California, and they all have formal musical Concert Review couldn't... Ellis Island was where you came to get training. Traveling around the country, the group renamed, stamped and fumigated/explained a Klez- hopes to revive the Klezmor style. mor about immigrating to the U.S. And the story con- "It takes a kind of madness to be a Klezmor." John tinues as a young, naive Klezmor musician iearns Even though these would be cheap tricks if done by Raskin, the drummer, saidTheydidn't have to tell us. about how we play it in America" at I >uke Ellington's reputable musicians, these stunts fit in with the Klez- because it was obvious as the group ran on stage, "Cotton (lub" in Uptown Harlem. mor style, because Klezmor has always been this began hopping and swiveling from their waists, and way. Klezmor music is not sophisticated. The humor The Klezmor did the I )epressk>n standird. Brother. belted out their first tune. is so blatantly bad that you laugh at its silliness. Klez- Can You Spare a I Jime'.'" and they made you feel how Klezmorim music is slow, sad and syncopated. And mor makes no pretentions, its only redeeming worth sad it really was. The sax player. Lev Liberman did the it is played with a total lack of self-respect, and a more is that it make's people laugh, dance and forget about vocals in an Al Jolsen stvle. letting his os and is Till than mild appreciation for farcical humor. death and taxes. the hall. But when the depression was over, the Klezmor had people dancing in the balconies, in the aisles, and calling the group back for several encpres. What a party. Even if you're not Jewish, you should find Klezmor somewhere, and put them to work at the next family wedding. The School of Law at Western hew England College Springfield, Massachusetts will be represented by Professor James W. Gordon Rona Lynch, 3rd year law school on Monday, November 1 from 10a.m. - 12 noon at Rm. 123Monteith Building University of Connecticut We encourage attendance by interested students, including women, minority, and handicapped students. School of I aw Western flew I nglaml College TRAVEL TO HARTFORD Friday Nov. 5 UConn is going to Hartford. Visit your II IQT (7QC One dirt fightin' viiOl S>f.«K/ AC oil filter *and favorite shop or pub or the five quarts of Amalie Imperial II10W-40 motor oil, in a handy carrying case. fast-paced action ofJai-AlaL It's a complete oil change for under $8. Drop by ACME, and treat your car to a 6 pack today. Bus leaves Student Union at 6:30 and Offer good through November 18th, leaves Hartford at 1:00 a.m. 1982 at all ACME Auto Supply stores. Tickets are $2.00 available in •Foe most cars Rm 214 Commons. MORE THAN AUTO PARTS. AVTO PEOPLE. Rt 44-A, Mansfield Shopping Plaza, Starrs, CT 06268: 429-9349 COME JOIN US FOR SOME FUN Page 8 Connecticut Daily Campus. Friday. October 29,1982 Arts Rush's latest release Signals lacks drive By Rich Rzasa Staff Writer appears that in trying to reach and "The Trees". These songs the group, touches on the "Analog Kid" is an upbeat, a wider audience Rush has featured the stark contrast of themes o technology, space, driving rocker, featuring the Inevitably, it seems that abandoned their more imagi- Lifeson interspersing his nim- and the depersonalization of tight bass lines of Geddy Lee. once a group reaches a peak native dabblings, in favor of a ble acoustic playing with the modern world. Peart likes "Digital Mann" contains some of stardom, they lose some of more conventional sound. whining electric chords. to write obscure mystical ly- of Alex Lifeson's best guitar the drive that was responsible Neil Peart, the drummer, Geddy Lee, bass and syn- rics, but if there's any hidden work; it's the only chance he's thesizer player, as well as lead for getting them there, turning once used a wide variety of meaning contained in them, it allowed to step out of the to softer, safer, more easily percussion instruments, in- vocalist, has become the escapes me. background and turn loose programmable music (REO's cluding timpani, chimes, gloc- dominant member on this al- The best cut on the album, some lightning quick guitar Good Trouble and Journey's kenspiel, and gongs; however, bum. The subtle increase in "Subdivisions", is the only leads. The single, "New World Escape). Rush seems to be in on Signals they have all been song that captures the Rush Mann", grows on you after danger of following down the ignored in favor of just the spirit of old. Peart's crashing repeated hearings, it has a same path; Signals is a very basic drum set. Peart seems Rock Review cymbals and powerful drum pretty catchy hook as far as good album, but one that constrained on Signals, the rolls propell the song, Life- Rush songs go. Probably the lacks the hard hitting kick of barely controlled frenzy, that son's guitar is not buried too song that epitomizes Rush at last year's multi-platinum was the driving force behind synthesizer on their last three deep in the mix to be ineffec- this point is "Countdown", smash. Moving Pictures. many of the songs on Moving albums, along with the move tive, and Lee manages to add their awe-filled tribute to Rush has started to shy Picture, is gone for the most of Lee to the fore-front, has just the right amount of syn- NASA and the space shuttle. away from their previous al- part. It's a shame because resulted in Rush moving away thesizer to make it majestic, Their love for technology, bum-side excursions into Peart at his flamboyant best is from a strict heavy-metal fo- but not bombastic. The song which is obvious in the move ience-fiction--"2112". "Hemis- one of rock's top drummers, cus and more towards the is a criticism of the staleness to synthesizers in their music, pheres"--to concentrate on but on Signals he sounds progressive spectrum. and conformity of suburban shorter, more radio acessible bored and disinterested; Ruch Neil Peart, the lyricist for life, compared to the city. see next page songs. Signals s eight cuts are is at its peack when Peart is solid from start to finish, the leading the songs with wild multi-layered production drum rolls, not justkeeping bringing out lush textures in the beat. UConn's GREATEST the music. The production, in Also disappointing by its fact, may be too good: while absence is the acoustic guitar there is hardly a misplaced of Alex Lifeson. the basis for Halloween Party Ever! note on the album, it seems to some of Rush's earlier songs lack any emotional feeling. It such as "(.'loser to the Heart" THE INTER SAT ID* AL CENTER (fof&BMfi CINDERELLA with EYES ..on Halloween Night Date: Costume Contests Saturday, October 30 V.OOp.m. Life Science Room 154 October 31,1962 ~ Scariest! Admission $1.00 - Funniest! 466-2818 Time: 6:30p.m. - U-182 1:00 a.m. Ugliest! Costume judging: Most Original! Best 8:30p.m. - Representation 10:30p.m. of your favorite Place: ROTC rock band! Tix: $1.00 Specialprize at the door for most Our engineering officers are planning and A FREE gift from BIZARRE designing tomorrow's weapon systems today. 44 99 Many are seeing their ideas and concepts "Wendy's"to first materialize. They have the finest, state-of- the-art equipment to test their theories. The working environment is conducive to research. 400 in costume! FREEMunchies And Air Force experience is second to none. You can be part of this dynamic team if you Join 1,000 other CIConn Students have an engineering degree. Your first step will be Officer Training School. Help us shape our future as we help you start yours. Be an in celebrating a wild evening of engineering officer in the Air Force. Contact your Air Force recruiter at Music, Magic, 6 Madness on HALLOWEEN NIGHT! ^ All Welcome with (JConn I.D. BOG Social/Dance A v»o<-o,olUf Arts Connecticut Daily Campus. Friday, October 29,1982 Anti-nuclear album showcases British music By Rick Berg Although none of the songs are new releases, they Staff Writer Side two containes The Surprise of the album; The constitute a very good sample of the current British Doors, in full stereo, sing about the "blood in the music scene for people who have not yet been streets in the town of New Haven" for the "millionth" The cover on Life in the European Theatre gives a exposed to it. The album features an appropriate time in the song "Peace Frog." Why was this the only good indication of why it was made. It shows a opener, "London Calling," by The Clash. The Jam, American band included? Did Jim Morrison send his woman and man being fried by a nuclear blast. who are the most popular band ever in the United approval from the grave9 The amazing fact is that the Whether the radiation is coming from an atomic Kingdom, are next with "Little Boy Soldiers." They song actually fits well into the mood of the album. It bomb or an industrial reactor"accident" is unimpor- sarcastically comment on war and faceless politi- may have been put there to help sell the album, tant. The 13 groups that contribute to the album sing cians who want us to fight on their battlegrounds. however it receives no more billing than Madness or songs which cover both of these dire alternatives. mMMMMMMMMMMi Echo and the Bunnymen. Bad Manners and The The back cover boldly proclaims that "no single Undertones seem to be used to add even more diver- civil industry threatens our lives, and the lives of sity to the record, but the songs have little to do with future generations, with such brutal finality as "The surprise of the album; nuclear power. Nuclear Power." To fight the industry, money is The Doors, in full stereo...Did needed, therefore England's top bands have con- In the final song, '"Diet" by the Au Pairs, the vocals tributed songs to promote the cause of alternative Jim Morrison send his appro- are mourning the fact that (...she doesn't have politi- energy sources. cal views/ she doesn't have any views.) It is this type val from the grave?" of apathy that the four anti-nuclear groups hope to Apparently, this is the British equivalent of last convert into a defiant that is worthy of doing battle year's American M.U.S.E. effots. (Musicians United with the all-mighty nuclear industry. for Safer Energy). The difference is that these groups (It's funny how you never knew what my name was/ contributed only a song, and did not partake in Our only contact was the form for the election.) The benefit concerts. The funds raised will be split by four side also contains the ska revival groups The (English) Whether or not the money from the project will anti-nuke groups based in England. The Campaign Beat and The Specials. XTC's lyrical barrage in Living make it to the organizations that the record supports for Nuclear I )isarmament, European Nuclear Disar- Through Another Cuba' commands attention by will have to be seen. HistoricallyJthesetypes ofefforts mament and Friends ol the Earth, all of which have creating a haunting scenario. (This phenomonen use all the money up before the charities ever see it. London addresses on the album, and the Anti happens every 20 years or so/ If they're not careful/ The causes are worthy, but the methods are ill- Nuclear Campaign, from Sheffield, will receive half of Your watch won't be the only thing with a radioactive organized. The album may become better known as a the money. The other half will go into a fund "Jor pro- glow) Peter Gabriel concludes the side with "I greatest hits package, than the anti-nuclear billboard jects opposing nuclear arms and power." I)on't Remember." it was intended to be. from page 8 is confirmed by the wonder in Peart's lyrics-"his magic day when super-science Mingles with the bright stuff of dreams... Excitement so thick--You could cut it with a knife Tech- nology-high, on the leading edge of life." If you like Rush already. Signals is definitely worth a listen. If you*re on the bor- derline, you're better off stick- ing with Moring Pictures or Exit Stage Left, their last live album which includes most of their better recent songs. COVENTRY RIDING STABLES, INC. • HORSE DRAWN HAYRKS • TRAM. RIDES • PONY RIDES • HORSES BOARDEDSf YEAH BOONO INDOOR RIDING ABCN/ MM MMM - £ng«*> m Will" MM 1 rnm - OuMn *■-■»» PMM r* Ptnm ■ H., • s-sr "*• MM* - Mom* Sou** t Sold HMR IO » * m Oat 742 7576 NMNMI NMJ U (yMaqsfield '-Drive in •N' • ^ ., .» ' •■■- ■ •• Fri.Sat.Sun at 8:00 pm STUDYIN... WITH THE A w FLEA 9 3 REAL TASTE OF BEER. MARKET Sat thru Oct 30th Sun thru Nov21st Page 10 Connecticut Daily Campus. Friday. October 29. 1982 Tampered Halloween treats concern public jects such as razor blades and By the Associated Press We're also trying to help capsules he turned over to "Its a copycat crime and defuse any sense of public needles but wouldn't find the Lorain County Crime Lab the world is full of kooks." DiS- Pins and needles have been panic."" he said. poisons. were contaminated with a avino said. New Jersey (i< >v. Tin MUM H. found in l onneetkut in ap- Residents of Vermont were caustic substanCe similar to In Pensacola a woman found Kean on Thursday signed into ples and candy meant for being warned Thursday not to toilet bowl cleaner. Although a sewing needle in a candy bar Halloween treats, and officials law a bill providing a man- take Anacin Analgesic cap- Wilson said both he and his and in Avon Park, a woman datory jail sentence of six across the country stressed sules as state health officials wife became mildly sick after suffered minor mouth burns caution this Halloween in lii>ht months with no chance for checked to see if a tainted bot- taking the medication, neither parole for anyone tampering from a 10-ounce bottle of of the recent poisoning of con- tle found in St. Albans was an sought treatment. punch spiked with ketone, an witfi Halloween goodies. sumer products. isolated incident. Florida authorities were in- acetone substance. The sickies of the world Health Commissioner Lloyd Haunted by the specter of vestigating tainted products A pregnant woman in Fort should be put on notice that Novick issued the warning in Fort Pierce, Juno Beach, the Tylenol killer. Florida we are jjoinij to i»et them." Pierce swallowed a liquid ant- late Wednesday after tests Avon Park, Pensacola and launched a campaign Thurs- said W. I'arv Kdwards. the acid that contained an alcohol found that an unidentified sub- Highlands County. Three peo- solution. stance was added to three of, ple were admitted to hospitals There will be no trick-or-treating the capsules. for observation, but no one A 69-year-old woman in was seriously injured. Atmore. Ala., was released Two St. Albans women, from a hospital Wednesday this weekend in at least 40 towns ages 22 and 49. who lived in Juno Beach Police Chief after being treated for caustic the same house, complained Robert DiSavino said Wednes- throat and mouth burns she and cities. Wednesday of fever and upset day some kind of petroleum suffered when she bit into a stomachs after taking the compound was injected into a candy bar. The hospital pum- governor's chief counsel. day to defuse public panic'" capsules. carton of Tropicana brand ped the woman's stomach and New Jersey served notice As the holiday approached. Novick said authorities orange juice bought by one of and sent the contents to a that anyone who tampers re|M>rts of pins and needles found three capsules that his officers, burning the police- laboratory in Pensacola, Fla., with Halloween treats will go found imbedded in apples and were a different color and lac- man's throat and stomach. for examination. to jail. candies surfaced in cities in several states, including New ked the brand identification. Authorities in several states York. Connecticut. Florida In Colorado, 34-year-old were investigating spiked and Iowa. In some cases, the William Sinkovic, who was drinks, sabotaged pills and people found the booby-traps poisoned by Extra-Strength contaminated food. More pins Wednesday night after watch- Kxcedrin laced with mercuric and needles turned up in ing television accounts of chloride, was "feeling better" fruits and candies bought to such incidents. after surgery and blood trans- hand out to kids. Hospitals in several cities fusions, said Aurora Com- have offered to X-ray kids' munity Hospital nursing super- "We're kind of holding our Halloween bounty, but in visor Netti Fendrick. breath about Halloween." Wichita. Kan., the Wesley Tom Wilson, 28, of Lorain, said I >r. (. harles Wetli of Medical L enter dropped that CJConn & Age I.D. Miami, chief assistant medical Ohio, was told Wednesday idea Ijecause it might give that two of seven Excedrin Required 2nd Floor- Commons Bldg. examiner for Hade lounty. parents a false sense of se- "This is the kind of thing that curity. t* can drive a country crazy." Gordon Thompson, a spo- Winners of the 'Beat Rock There will be no trick-or- kesman for the hospital, ex- Band' Award at the Connecticut treating in at least 40 towns plained that the fluoroscopic Music Awards Ceremony. and cities where the custom tests could detect metal ob- was banned by officials wor- Straight ahead Rock G Roll ried about mimics of the mur- with a British Twist!" derer who put cyanide in Al Ventresca Kxtra-Streni»th Tylenol cap- Publisher, Toads Times t sules, killing seven people in Toad's Place, New Haven EYES the Chicago area a month "The enthusiasm which they convey on stage extends ago. . beyond bounds!" In Florida, where several Robert J. Briar cases of adulterated candy, Connecticut Music Magazine orange juice, punch, laxatives and other drugstore items are "The band has an excellent stage presence. Their music being investigated, state offi- is extremely versatile, good quality, high caliber Rock & cials announced an advertis- RoW tt Sheri Smith ing campaign headlined "A Administrative Assistant Little Consideration about DON'T WALK the Agora, New Haven Packaging." ALONE ON CAM- Halloween Might, Oct. 31,1982! At ROTC I )anny Pietrodangelo of the PUS AFTER DARK. $1.00 at the door 8:30 p.m.- 1:00 a.m. FREEgiftfrom "Wendy's" state Department of Health WHEEZER IS costuem judging 8:30- 10:30 p.m. and Rehabilitative Services LOOSE B2L to first 400 in costume! said the campaign that begins Prizes. Prizes. Prizes! BOG Social/Dance FREEMunchies next Wednesday is aimed at alerting consumers to select tamper-resistent bottles and inspect products for broken Come Triek or frear at #arde<&! seals. Come in fo /tardees October 31$t and show us your Halloween costume and we'll treat you to a large french fry f%£Z I iio purchase neeessary-jusf wear your costume in to ^tardee's* The best costume will win a meal coupon booklet valued at *KX-$ood for purchase of any of our treats on the weekends. ^iappy Halloween Sat Oct 3a 1962 LS. 154 7:30,9:30,11:30 PM from Itardee'^! S1.25 Connecticut Daily Campus, Friday, October 29,1982 Page 11 State pushes efforts to investigate waste plants HARTFORD, Conn. (AP) - The shutting down operations of fails to comply with a state legations of illegal dumping Superior Court Judge Mar- state has stepped up its efforts Environmental Waste Removal order to remove the sludge and storage of hazardous and tin Nigro will be the lone juror to shut down a PCB-contam- Inc. of Waterbury until the pile. toxic wastes by EWR Tri-Chem weighing the evidence, accord- inated hazardous waste treat- company submits a plan for Environmental industries of ing to the order released Wed- Attorney General Carl Ajello ment plant in Waterbury and cleaning up a 9,000-cubic- Stamford and Connecticut nesday by Chief Court Ad- said EWR officials were expec- to investigate allegations of yard sludge pile on its pro- Treatment Corp. of Bristol. ministrator Maurice Sponzo. ted to appear in Hartford mistreatment of toxic sub- perty that is contaminated Superior Court on Nov. 9 for a McGuigan said his office stances by two other com- with PCBs. Chief State's Attorney Aus- hearing on the requested clo- and the state Department of panies in Connecticut. tin McGuigan said he had re- In a suit initiated by O'Neill, sure. Environmental Protection On Wednesday, Gov. William quested the investigation so the state also is asking for a The governor's action came would assist Nigro in the in- A. O'Neill ordered state offi- that he would have the power fine of up to $10,000 for each after a one-man grand jury quiry. He said he expected the cials to seek a court order to subpeona the records of day the Waterbury company was named to investigate al- grand jury investigation to the three companies. take several months. Legislature considers prostitution statutes HARTFORD, Conn. (AP) - The General Assembly is again con- sidering legislation dealing with prostitution, and proposals offered to lawmakers run the gamut from tougher laws to decriminalization. Hartford Police Chief Bernard Sullivan told the Judiciary I om- mittee Wednesday that his city needs stricter laws to make it easier to remove prostitutes from the streets. The clash between prostitutes and Hartford residents has hurt A Florida man attempted to cross the Atlantic in the smallest boat possible-an 8 the city's efforts to rebuild its neighborhoods, he said foot by 11 inch sailboat. But after 2 \ 1 days at sea and 3,398 miles short of his goal, Sullivan urged the committee to tighten prostitution laws by abandoned the effort due to 10 foot sea swells and 20 knot winds (U?I photo). allowing police to arrest automatically a convicted prostitute who again beckons to passers-by. The committee also heard from those on the other side of the Celebrate Halloween at the issue. The San Francisco-based National Task Force on pros- titution-a group composed of prostitutes, ex-prostitutes, wo- men's groups, lawyers and social agencies-urged lawmakers to OKTOBERFEST decriminalize prostitution. Halloween Movies "HOUSE OF USHER" WITH "FRANKENSTEIN VS. WEREWOLF* Plus "MISSING HARE" with BUGS 3 Films ONLY $1.50 FOUNTAIN HEAD Sunday 10/31 7:30 & 9:30 Halloween Night Von derMehden Hall &A Secret Pumpkin Flowers !■'■' 0j&r Red Roses $lZ95doz. Oct 29,1982 50C drafts $2.50 Frats / Hilltop *r CARNATIONS $4.95 doz. at ROTC fancy grade 9:00 pm-1:00 am $3.50 all others Campus POSITIVE I.D. REQUIRED! Florist DOWNTOWN STORRS 487-1193 BAGEL BRUNCH Prof. STUART MILLER COFFEEHOUSE: Dept. of Judaic Studies "JUDAISM AN D THE OCCULT' * A PERFECT BLEND OF * HiUelHouse, Sunday, OcL 311200noon, $200 * TALENT + ALL YOU CAN EAT! Professional: MICHAEL JERLING *T»c tIMNH of C«wwtiKwt * Along with ofr: amercar O.!' to eerie STUDENT TALENT WINNERS: Diane Nawojczyk OWKEN Mike DesRoches MQUNIIO 1WKI FR1. OCT 29,8- 11pm NMH » 7 00 m* SUMMT an. n ma S.U. Ballroom Free Munchies ••«•" VM JMOWNIN IS IS4 HE V \ AOMfSSON tl SO rA\TTEE 1 8O0 COrA COFFEEHOUSE mm Pogel2 Connecticut Daily Campus. Friday. October 29. 1982 To those wonderful people who make Yo!" Crawford C 2nri floor. Schwess. Hoppy Halloween Elaine Marybeth sure the CDC is delivered - and moke Giovonna Linda MA Bonnie ecf Music Depl friends, loved ones my life eosy-Mary. Beth Ernie. Bnon thanks tor all your love support, ond HAVE A GOOD ONE Bill ond Jomes. Thonx and Happy • worm wishes Florida was AWESOME, Halloween Marketplace but you're even better! love. Janet Sara. No strippens please I blush too • easily You'll get yours on the racquet •• HAPPY BIRTHDAY" boll court Man Man. Missy ond I wont to say Happy PAM' • Skip ond Munch Happy HaHoween to Birthday (a little early) Are you sure Howard - Touch me again - it felt so the missing members of the 5th Mak you were born on Hoiloween? Love HEY UCMBCG - Get psyched (or good!!! mg sure you didn't forget missing the Ethel M PS You're torgiven UMASS We'll show them who the • beach porty due to 6 shots, the terr • BEST GUARD IN THE EAST IS!! love yo! JIM D Congrats on Your goal! You're Personals ible trio and its chief, the party room, Bunny. Hove a Happy Birthday Love Little "k" eggs on the scale STILL! Numerous Tiffy Also' Hoppy Halloween 5th floor my idol' L . • • gross stains nppenhorfers. free beers Beldenites! T Beaker (Yes, Mark, iTs for you!) Seen To Paul on Eddy 5: Your SECRET ot the football game seeing ond not • any woodchucks lately? Or little blue PUMPKIN wishes you o wonderful HIEDI Hey. no more crashing at level seeing the Yale game Smegum. ceil- Sniff Sniff. I think I smell goot vomit men hanging off the back of trucks? HalloweekendM Boo!! ing tiles, pearl neckloce. Animal (or is it weasel puke7) Happy Hallo- 6 Saturday marts out first month Jo life is never dull. Thanks for keeping • gefher ond I guorantee anight of excit- House, the beach at 4 a m Skip - Been ween Birthday Ethel, Signed My Birth- me out of (some) trouble. Happy But PUKEY BEAR, is it twenty six mon- ing thrills and exquisite surprises shot lately? Munch Batting 2 for 2 in day too. Pumpkins! None ths already? Happy Halloween! Love IKYRDIM JIM fall 82" Don t forget to keep doing • ya, Lil PUKEY BEARRA • it on me pavement" Good luck in room Have a good time in Boston Theresa Mom and Dad Happy Hoiloween! See • TO "HE JOCK IN MARKETING 701 draw say goodbye to F F forever - ond Eric1 you Monday - Let's have Lasagne for To the Man and His Mother: Make like Happy Halloween next time pay at Love ya -All your Ellsworth Buddies • dinaer - please! P. Karen your hair ond Chill Stay till Satur- tention to the lecture and not to private • Hey Yogi! Whot do sheep dress up as • day conversati" SUNNY Hoppy 19th Birthday' Glod for Halloween? Booboo JULIE OF ALLEN. HAPPY BIRTHDAY! • • you're legal ogam1 Your loving room • We would *vive given you this mes- To My Honey - After one year we've Dearest Georgette Happy Halloween mate, friend, and partner in crime - Hey Meg and Gwyn-Get psyched tor a sage personally, but unlike you, we "come to shore so mony things like our to someone who is very specioi to us Cuffy wild weekend! Glad to have you here! don't DELIEVER FREE! We luv yo! LOVE lor each other, ond your mon- With all our love. Honks B • Long time no see The Neighbors ey!!! I hope it never ends! Your Best • Rick - Webster I hope the centipede • Buddy To o'ur Deloved Bonnie Thank you so hasn't left any poison mushrooms at Totsie. Halloween is the best time to much tor all you help on Sunday We Copper Beach I don t want anything to To All My Friends. Thonx lor making my doontGG MASK! Remember me? I'm love you1 Hanks B P S Happy Hallo' spoil our seven course meoi and S100 20th birthday so special. You guys are your cute ex-roomie Have agood one! ween to Ray Robin ond Allysoh bottle of wine1 the best Luv. Su (Halloween - that is) Luv Jap Lisa - the best friend and roommate in • • the world. Here's to our 3 crazy years H Y H.A.H.H.H (Have A Hounfin'gly GET ME OUT OF THIS PLACE'! Wendell- Marketing201 - Halloween is a good time to take oil your together - our parties, homecoming, That come tor Graduation" personal Hyperactive Hoiloween) Love. S.F PLEASE!! mask! endless talks, Florida with Deb ond • • • • Collie - so much more. Thanks lor Sue • Can we groduote NOW ond just Susie-0 You ore a not! What timing If Lisa I am really hcppy you are my big Robin What are you going to be lor everything Lisa, I love You. Happy pretend we go to school next se- UConn only knew Thanks friend i sister I am proud to be a Delta Zeta. Halloween - Mrs P or Mrs. Halloween! Lisa mester" need your laughs Love Kwedes Your little sister, SU 4 Romano? • • • ' • Sue - Con we go to the Bahamas to JIMMY you moy be a pill but you're The dwarf and holding faced the band Hey UConn. Happy Halloween from LESLIE (Hole) Circle this day on your morrow? I can't wait until Morch!! still o sweetie! Happy Hoiloween Big ol ores We can run or tight", the the 2nd floor. South Buckley Where calendor because you have Just gotten • ove you' Sherri drawl growled. "Lets's fight", Carlyle To 002-009 II you thought hell night the Men of Distinction Live. answered Remember Moria" your first personal. Maybe you'll get • another Dan wos bod, then wait until initiation lorry Don't torget Tuesday And Urukhoi cried, ond they rushed into the I thought the word wos extinction • Your possible Bros PS John V. would don't lock the windows1!! I will be late bottle • Hey Webster House! Today is Martha's be proud. but' I'll be quiet' Maybe I'll have • Lynn Does Marc-ie Know that Candy birthday! Let her know how much we • more answers1 Let if be known that there is only one does couples' I rteor she easy but ail love her ^ Kim - Happy Hoiloween to the cute lit • true "Baby Cakes' And she doesn't not cheap! • tie girl in the pumpkin pile at the Hort 1 live In Sherman House either To my summer roomie! Watch Out A • Hoops: For bur last Halloween to- Show - Charlie. black devil may get you on Halloween! • Dan: Give up going to job interviews gether at UConn, don't miss tomor- • The C.P. Plan is working!!! Let s SUPERRUSS-Thanks lor saving the' and talking to Ma Bell about working row's costume porty ot your ole Pe-ggi. Beth. Sue. Thanks for making tmue it Love, Z last 993 days Looking forward to the os a telephone repairman! dorm Tide the last year one ol trie best Happy • • next* million Love always, your one • Halloween Luv "Weesee" w) Hang on to your remaining ond only Terry, and Chris Sure we'd like a lour- Hey UConn! Go see Megan starring in • • undies Happy Trick or Treat Lisa some After all, variety is the spice ol "Wicked Sensotions"! She heaves! Glenn and Joe. You were right, the lib • - life! Jamie and Laura SARAH, You wild thing, Happy 20th She sweats! rory is the place for tun on a Wednes long : WANTED Two males to complete a And you should see mem when they Kappa Kappa Psi PLEDGES only three are hot dressed for Holloween. I foursome in March in the Bahamas. more weeks until Third Degree (I For Rent Must be seniors and taller than 6 foot wouldn't want my kid sister to meet hope!) No problem right? We've mode them 2. (Preferrably with dark hair) Must it mis for Get Psyched! Persohals • pay own expense Reply in CDC. Inter- • One ond two bedroom oportmenfs Ramona Marona. Happy Halloween!! views will be given K & S JULES Have a Happy Halloween'! near UConn Or male or femole room- How about celebrating (pubbing it) • Sony I was in such a rotten mood yes- mote to shore apartment from Wed? ITs been awhile. Enjoy* Love, JOYCE: Hoppy Halloween Just Think terday, but with these waiting to.be $150.00 487-1437 FR11/30 Ron and Mark - Thank you for o deli- Sharon • Nexttime this yeoryou will be working cious Italian feast! We enjoyed the typed I couldn't help It. I'll give you a • 2 bedroom furnished house in Mans tor Ernst & Whinney. (Yes you will) food, but most of all the company call soon- you have to come see me JASON OF STAR COMMAND (in Wheel field Center Dec 82 Aug83 $350.00 Don't forget the movie in two weeks- Love you bom. hugs and kisses, you opartment Sue r D) HAPPY BIRTHDAY1!! Hope you month plus utilities and dogsitting Bring a friend for my roommote (You handsome ,hunks Tricia. Mary & • have a great weekend. Stay away from 423-6601 FR10/29 know who). Call if you're not doing Judy those curbs. Love ya. ISIS Jerry I love you with all my hear and l anything this weekend. SUE , • always will Happy Halloween All m\ • • Room, avoiloble in four bedroom • Whose me greatest? The girls on 2nd love and kisses, Lisa. Gary - Good luck today on your inter- house Beautiful site on Fenton River floor Hale Hoppy Halloween! Your all • CYNDEE-Happy Halloween to my view as you need it! You'll go far '$l50/month plus utirtties wood very special Luv ya lots Allison X Betty Someone is punching you favorite roommate! Love, your room- maybe even Boston as a manage- heat, wood supplied W Willmgion • mate the Stain- ment consultant Can't you felt if? Have you spool 487-1777 FR11/1 Pumpkin Pie - Happy Halloween only • punched anyone today? A Secrei • 1 month and 17 days left for our long Admirer • DONNA AND JUSTINE. Hoppy Hallo- Happy Birthday Jim and John D. You : Walden-Lorge one bedroom apart distance romance Can't waif!! ween! Love. Sue are my favorite Chipmunks Hope you • |ment for rent. Second floor with Puppy Fever • ■ have a ghoulish Holloween. Love ya Roger Here's to your first BEERFEST balcony Available January l st, $265 • Julie, You are the closest and most bom Teeney tonight in ROTC. Get psyched for 487-0456 FR11/1. excellent friend imaginable HAPPY Jeff (Mcmohon) Good luck with your • FOUNTAINHEAD and 50C drafts Frats BIRTHDAY! "I love you roomie" Physic's Exam! You'll do just fine! Vol. HAPPY HALLOWEEN to you and Executive Board Colleen Happy Halloween! Love. T - your ' Goulish" staff up on me hill! • • • Next PLV Tronsylvania. Love your Karen-Byme way. Happy Halloween- Bobby J Hoppy Halloween, you big Hey Lama! Happy Halloween! You're "Batty" Budddy and thanks agoin bouncing pumpkin the best and a super roomie! Also • • Help Wanted • Boski Lupie Comille and everyone Bev, Eileen and Kay - HAPPY HALLO- Tuesday is Legalization day for Mark Carol-I'm glad you decided to look at else Have a Great one' WEEN! Don'tlet all the "Batty' people L Can he handle Legoiizaiton the personals I would love to be the • get to you today. I'll stop by to see your again' Rind out Get him drunk Tues- Babysitter needed for ten ond two year one to SCARE you on Halloween, but it UCONN Softball: You know it's a long costumes. Koren day I old girls near UConn Occasional looks like I con only wish you a happy run when you need a MAP.Where's • • weeknighfs and weekend nights • one D W PS Try to keep your ' Moreau? This one's for REAL Pause Mr. Skipper, You're me frosting on my Mom-Here is your personal at lost' i References requested Call shoes on You DOG! Oh NO! I just paid for the guy cake Let's trick or heat for "Pete's" don't want to hear any mpre complain 429-0648 HW10/29 ) • in me gray par! Coach. You need gas, •sake! Love, Cakes ing Son • Hi Angel! HAPPY HALLOWEEN to my we'll give you gas Pause".. Let's play • • Part hme kitchen help, experience favorite ha*rem luv; The Shiek seafood! Hey TAM, wonna buy a rain- What's wrong with Pete? To the beautiful girl from Towers that preferred, fill in applications at Hus- • coat? Oh my God. another Exxon... • broke her toe 10/14.1 met you at me kies 28 King Hill Rd HW10/29 1 Lisa and Sue Merritt B Have a great Pause No Need for Rutgers When do Julie. Cakes Cakes Cakes You make infirmary pharmacy Can we meet • Halloween and remember: you guys we eat? Mo, Weebs, quit burping! You no mistakes Just look at me And then ogoin' Reply CDC personals THE GRADUATE STUDENT COUNCIL is can come haunt me onytime.Love dropped me bomb on me Pause Who you'll see There's no one like you accepting applications for the position Russ can I Pee on. I'm so excited. Star Wars Both short and so sweet Who knows of Editor of me Grad Handbook Res • Everybody All You can in 83! how to make my desires complete. For Sale ponsibilities include updating, copy Kathy and Mary B. Sorry I • Keep me fun coming And I'll never go editing, layout and contracting for couldn't spend Halloween with you It Wild Wheeler Women interested in running Stay cute as you are As bright printing Salary is negotiable and seems the semester is flying and no wild times at the BARN! we love BAR- ' as a star The day will soon come DARTING EQUIPMENT Nickel tung- commensurate with experience.Ap thing is getting accomplished' Even NYARD ANIMALS!! When they'll all call us one. Love. stens $34.95. Roven or Winmou bris plicants should contoct me Council worse is the lost time spent with great • Skip tie boards .$34.95 Cabinets, score Office Box U-6C, (Grad Center,Room friends like you Let's keep trying and To the 2nd floor hosers. monks for lis- • boords.flites.shofts, etc Home of 318,phone 486-3907) to arrange for evenfuolly we'll get together Love tening to all my bobbles and letting me Sherri, In Crondall C You light up my Wally Binoa "Try before you buy!" interviews starting Oct 18m through Russ seek refuge fronVlife i love you guys! days You fill my desires You sure know PBN DART 456-0116 FS12/9 Nov 5m Resume required HV When I go trick or treating, all I want is love and kisses, your fifth roommate me ways to make me Perspire Love • 29 Bananas. Renite, Underwear. Cord- • me ultimate man alias Rick For Sale: Ovation Electric Guitar • uroy-shirts, eorlobes-babysoft ones Sharon (Buckley) Happy 21 st birthday • Brand new Call 429-0628 FS10/29 CROSS-COUNTRY SKI INSTRUCTORS • (o day early) I hope it's a good one! John and AI. PSEUDO (SuitoM) engi- • needed to give instruction and leod WMBM presents "Three is not a Love, MEC PS Get psyched for to- neers of Spjgue put on masks and go 74 Pinto Runabout Std Sunroof am/ recreational program for all ages. Cer- crowd When you play MUSICAL onight' as humans mis year CAESUR 1955 fm 25mpg 79.000 miles. radial tification ond Frist Aid preferred Apply ROOMMATES Don't touch that dral- • • snows excellent running Call 456- at Mansfield Recreation Depart' 1 there's more to come Joe, Here it is, your first personal! Now Kimbro Thanks for-hemg such a great 2063 FS10/29 4 South Eog'eville Rood S • you can stop complaining mat you friend and roommote me past few • foE.O Smith) EOE HW11/1 E.T. An orange personal for a super never got one. Happy Holloween! weeks Love, Jan Happy Halloween! BALLOONS - Any size event or occa • guy Have a Happy Halloween Love ya • • sion. party decorations bbuquets.fund Eom up to $ 1000 00 pei semester a gqgantic amount Moi Mike - Here's your third personal You TRACEY (The bestest roomie!) - raisers See COMPUTER PICTURE and Representative needed to sell unique r • better read mis one! Don't forget you HAPPY 18m & HAPPY HALLOWEEN' BALLOON STUDIO East Brook Mall gifts to Greek organizations Te RAUL-Meet you in the pumpkin patch promised me TODAY!' Karen Have a good weekend - Love Morty Ml 1/5 guaranteed. Must have camera' Send at midnight! Love, your little Flapper1 • (PS shut your shade!) • name, oge, Greek a?' any). • Paula.-Surprise! Special wishes tor a • SPEAKER CABINET FOR SALE Acous student year, and address to To my masked kisser who steals bed- happy Birthday and enchanting Hallo- Dear Debbie, Hope your Halloween is tic Model 469 Cabinet. 4x12 spkrs . SILHOUETTE. 1145 Bardstown Rood rooms and loves Lullipops". Happy ween! Make the most of it! Your won- me happiest yet! Have a great week- Angled front, pop-out • casters Louisville, Kentucky 40204 HW11 18th Birthday11 From your Q-tip lover!! derful roommote, Morio end Love ya lot's. Your Secret Pump- Asking S290 Call 487-6314 FS10/ 1 (IHO.)(M.A) ' • kin 29 • • Pauly. I love you! Just keep thinking • • Miscellaneous Hey Mac, Happy Birthday & Happy about me weekends and the weeks Sue - Thanks for everything you hove 19 7 2 WV Beetl e Good tires and stud- Halloween1 Let's go to Ted's some- will FLY HAPPY HALLOWEEN Darling' done this semester. Ironing my dress ded snows Very Good running condi fion Body in good shape AM/FM Looking tor auto insurance' Our one time soon and catch up on old times. Love Maria . before the cocktail party.. making cassette stereo After 9 pm 456 stop protection is all you need Find See you at Fountainheadl-Sue PS - • breakfast for me almost every mor- 2744 FS11/2 out from Tom Lobo 423 6374 Kat says hi! SLD Thinking about us alot on o spe- ning (especially bacon) fixing • American Mutual • cial date and hoping things will work lunches cooking supper going to 1971 Comoro. Looks good Runs fine Insurance Companies life/Auto Mornin' Bill-This is to wish you a out 143 Still GFC New Hampshire studying for mark- Gd tires, vinyl roof. 307 V8 PS PB AT. Home/Health M' Hoppy Halloween. How's the band? • eting together but mostly for just AM/FM Cassette Must sell SI800or • Keep playing you'll make it! Yen & Mike of Delta Chi Heard about your beiQg me BEST ROOMMATE ever 8 0 Call 487 7788 FS10 '29 TAILORING Idoexpentoiloring alter- Hubie tattoo Now we wont to see it To Someday you will taste my cooking • ations, weaving for ladies & gen • morrow night at the party. Eyes are like Nov 6 and yes I will probably Tons of stuff for sale' King size bed tlemen Please call for appointment Glennster-Hey Buddy! Happy Hallo-, on you . pick up a waiter in the Bahamos but couch, chairs, excellent full size air between 9 a.m -6 p m. Ask for NERI ween! The cots are prowling tonight so • only if he has a mechanic friend for hockey table cheap, burueas night MAN 429 1444 M12 9 hove fun! THis one's for you but "I'll Jennifer You are otreat worm seeking you (of course fhe mechonic will be younger) Thanks for everything falbe. guitars -bookcase landing • call it a loan!" The Kid! With waht trick must a true, desirer BALLOONS Any size event or occa • offer to share the same dance in an Love. Koren table, lamps Call Rob 429-5781 P S Do you do windows" Gary wants FS11/3 sion party decorations bouquets Denise and Mike. Thanks for Thursday autumn breeze? No 155 to know! fundraisers See COMPUTER PICTURE night, it helped more than you know • • Come shop for Mom Dod or room- and BALLOON STUDIOf ast Brook Man Love you both. Nancy Beane Looking forward to our Boston M12 9 • weekend Thanx for a great B'day Dear Secret Pumpkin. You're me mate Handmade crafts baked goods Greatest! Oh, whot tun' Thanks so Beautiful crocheted, hnitandneedlec • LANE? Do you have a boyfriend? If not. Keep pumpkin worm Mulls your me roft items Saturday Oct 23 10-4 Earl Russ, Earl s Traveling Disc Pro how about me? Chris from Chem. worst Tony Lets watch a real football much Lots of Love. Your Little Pump- fessionai Disc Jockey Service 3 sys- • team mis Saturday Hi Skippy c mon in kin Seed Mansfield Senior Center (S .Eagleville tems to choftse from (Crown A • Ellen, Remember me 25 hour day for some cake! • & maple Rd Storrs) Great prices for unique gifts' FS10 29 All continuous on request music we've always wanted. I have a bottle • Megan flesh Lets us all know when • .ommeraai Light controllers 423 of wine to shore. I might even be able John Here it is, your Happy Birthday your fetus holds me next news con- 1508 423 9752 423 2918 M to tuck you in. ILY, K and Happy Halloween wish all in one! ference, ok? Signed Your ginchy 69 Volvo 142S automatic Looks and 9 • Wow you hove church, you have, mail, buddy runs good S995 or b o 429 1980 • before 9 30 a m or after 6 00 p m • Nanc, Happy Halloween! I hope its a you have a personal! FS10/29 ACEBODYMOVERS D J wilikeepyou good one Thanx ogain for everything • PAUL-Happy Anniversary Boby Hope • on your feet dancing 100 pe- (I can't deal with "Spanish Dreams!') SLICK Miss your centerfold materiol mis Halloween weekend brings os HOUSE FOR SALE Mansfield 3 bed BEST dance-rock funk-rock punk and remember I'm always here if you and THIS much! Can I do it without many surprises as lost year Would 7 room ranch, modern kitchen over 1 rock Lights requests reasonable need me (I'm.on ausfahrt). ,1 love you' Hoppy Halloween! 3302 you like to slow dance Love you. • AMY ocre 2 car garage 4 mi from UConn Alan 487 6900 Ml2 9 ya! Heather • Principals only $58,000 $8,000 • • TWon the night of Halloween and over Caren tells me that/She lost her tail down owner will hold o 20 year HAVING A PARTY' NEED GREAT CM., where do bad beasties go? Not in Allen House GIL the Shakesperean Evolving up/From a little snail/What mortgage at 12% $550 55 per mon MUSIC I m Mark Scheff o local radio far enough away for us Cheer up! Only Hobo. BOB the Headless Polo riding horseman, VIN the stamina stricken does shCknow?/She is DEVO1 th No closing costs By oppt 523 announcer and I'd like to do your next 3 weeks left! Hoppy Halloween! I love 1 jugular sucking vompire and TODD the • 4557FS11/3 dance I ve been serving UConn ever-creating Phamtom of me Opera NO OFFICE HOURS Mom will meet • organizations for me past four yeors will be as drunk as a louse. So let mis you Nov 6 in front of ROTC at 12 30 FRIED DOUGH' Russell A Saturday. let me bring all your favorite music to be a warning to all you sweet young have your hands ready My back is Oct 30. 2 7 p.m Souse and cheese your next dance Reasonable rotes' WANTED A GOOD HOME for a dep Tnck-o-Treafers Beware of the con- holding out on my body I AM STILL $ 75 ctnammon and sugar $ 50, and References available CAU 456 rived Female Monkey sequences you may pay when enter WONDERING AND INTERESTED Are powdered sugor$ 50 FREE DELIVERY 1457 ANYTIME M10 29 • ing me unbeknownst "GATES OF You' to FRATS. JUNGLE and TOWERS • HAPPY HALLOWEEN to Lisa. Chuckie. HELL hoping for on innocent little • FS10/29 HEY SOCIAL CHAIRMEN' Book your 1 Slug. Mufi, Renee. Ro. C B . Shelia. Tootsie Roll!! because behind thosee Boston Buddy on Hale 7th, Next • semi formal with S Audio now We Sharon. Julie. Mary. Janice, and doors lies four living terrors droolmgly Year" for me sox we must wait but oil Kersone Heaters a wholesale prices ore also available for this Thursday :RED Love, Fox (the CDC Connec anticipating their next victim who me way with Larry. Robert Kevin. Ger Aladdin Corona Kerosun All Ul Cor Coll 487 6616 429 5959 Ml 1/1 rion) knows, it may even be your little 5 year aid and Note Season Opener To ono 22.600 BTU $209 Call for other • • old sister, innocently dressed as Mrs night' low prices 456-2157 FS11'4 Tmkerbell offers Word Processing Sean - Happy Halloween, sweetie Beozley. that falls into their hands •' • Typing ond Dictaphone 7 days Call How about dinner for two and getting and believe you me they show no I do but no. I mean Sal He Well Sony integrated stereo AM FM. 8 487 1967 tor TINKERBEll S W-P to KNOW eoch other all over agoin this MERCY! Happy Halloween my favorite maybe, but " Kim, don't worry on hack. BSR turntable. 2 matched Professional results with reasonable weekend' Be there, aloha Love ai fearsome foursome with devilish Love your B'day Hove o memoroble one speakers Must sell $150 or best rotes M10/2729 Iways. Sheila WIZARD love your "optimistic Roomie offer 429 2701 FS11/4 11/1.3.5 Page 14 Connecticut Daily Campus. Friday. October 29,1982 PANCAKES. PANCAKES. PANCAKES Ride to STAMFORD needed Friday and Did you pick up anyone last night? Let Preregisfration meeting for EE and CS Merrirt A. Oct 30 All you con eat possibly a return trip Sunday. I'll help us do it for you UConn's Personal freshman ond sophomores. Attend $199 3 flavors-chocolate chip, pay gos Call Don 487-7031. RB10/ Encounter Service we're easy 487- one. Nov 1 7-9 p.m.. Nov 2 5-7 p.m.. Miscellaneous 29 blueberry and plain, beverages in- 7159E10/29 Nov 8 5-7 p.m. All in Cattleman 207. e cluded El 0/29 • El 0/29 • Ride needed to Smith Town Long FRIED DOUGH! Russell A Saturday, Island or near by on 10/29 ond back UConnPIRG presents SAVE THE Oct 30. 2-7 p.m. Souse and cheese PLANET, the story of the atomic age. KILLINGTON. VERMONT FOR WINTER on 10/31. Will shore expenses. Coll $.75. cinammon and sugar $.50. ond The International Center is sponsoring BREAK!! This is NOT o ski chib trip Don of 487 6700 RBI 0/29 Monday. Nov 1 at 700 p.m in SU powdered sugarS 50 FREE DELIVERY Walt Disney's Cinderella on Saturday We re offering 5 days Of SKIING and 101. FREE. For more info call UConn- to FRATS, JUNGLE ond TOWERS El 0/ Oct 30 1 00 p.m. at LS 154. Admis- lodging in the village of KILLINGTON PIRG. 429 1606 Ell/1 29 sion Is only $1.00 El 0/29 Plenty of trails to entertain beginners Events to experts oil week long. Chose new By Paul Catanese and beautiful valley accom- BEDLAM HALL modations, slopeside condos. all w/ Bartending course sponsored by UHO IS THIS 7 tfoUl kitchens some w/fireploces Prices BACCHUS Bock by popular demand! t>OSS THIS THINf. start at only St69 Coll Eric at 742 Preregisfration 6.30 November 1st. cane OFF, MYUAY? 5029 or Theresa at 487-6557 for Chem 100 Learn how to bartend! details Meet your friends in VERMONT Space limited. El0/29 for SKIING and FUN over break Mil/ • 17 e NIGHT OF THE LIVING DEAD- LS 154 Girlfriend's Birthday? Someone get- Friday Oct 29. 7.9.11 $.99 It's block ting married? Send her a MALEGRAM and white ond RED ALL OVER! E10/ with Marcus Unlimited s All mole Bur- 29 lesque Performers Confoct 429- 3262 Ml 1/1 BERMUDA Spring Break from $369. Includes round-trip jet. 8 days n Roommates/ nights, accommodations, beach par- ties with free lunch, concerts, cruises Housemates and more. Contact Dom 487-5123 or 487-5114 E10/29 Female roommates Own room S160/month Heat and hot water in- DAYTONA BEACH/FORT LAUDERDALE cluded Five bedroom house, five Spring Broek from $125. 8 days/7 minute walk to UConn 487-0181 nights, accommodations, welcome RH10/27.29 party with complimentary beers, opt- e ional transportation by bus leaving House on Lake Coventry Seven miles Student Union or by plane. Contoct from campus. Three rooms available Dom 487-5123 or 487-5114 E10/ Total rent: $450 Call 742 3018 for 29 more information. RH11 /2 • : emaie graduate student in need of BAHAMAS Spring Break from $299. room in friendly atmosphere Prefer includes round-trip jet to Nassau or own room, but am desperate. Please Freeport, 8 days/7 nights, accom- call 429-9524 Ask for Marianne modations, welcome party, cruise. RH11/2 and more. Contoct Com 487-5123 or 487-5114 E10/29 Ride Board You'll never look at Mickey Mouse the same way again- -"Wiliard" 10/29 Friday 7. 9. 11 HRM 143 Sponsored RIDE NEEDED TO BOSTON 10/29. by New Haven Hall El0/29 return 10/31. Will share expenses. e Call Jeff 487-6921 RBI0/29 FRIED DOUGH! Russell A Saturday. e Oct 30. 2-7 p.m. Souse and cheese Ride offered to Burlington VT (or $.75. cinammon and sugar $. 50. ond points along the way) Leaving 10/29 powdered sugar $50 FREE DELIVERY returning 10/31. Call Lauren 487- to FRATS JUNGLE, and TOWERS. El 0/ 4584 RBI0/29 29 WE'RE OPEN! wm WE'RE OPEN! Right next door to our old spot Sports ———— Connecticut Daily Campus, Friday. October 29,1982 Page 15 Nittany Lions next soccer opponent ...UConn plays There are more knots in the UConn has registered five A pair of nationally ranked playing conditions. Darkened fortunes of these foes this skies and torrential rain which fewer goals in as many games soccer teams who are curren- season and in their series than came down in cold sheets as Penn State, but its scoring UMass tly steering opposite courses is more distributed among the will run into each other here one may find on a sailing ship. caused the coaches to agree Penn State had to stay after upon only 5-minute over- roster. Top scorers are Matt Sunday afternoon at 1 when Addington (7-7-21). Graziano From page 16 Penn State (12-3-4) and Con- regulation time in 5 games to times when the score was knotted after regulation plav Cornolo (4-7-15), Bill Morrone UMass coach Pickett is necticut (10-2-5) meet. date, gathering 2 wins, 1 loss and 2 ties. It was felt that encroaching (6-3-15) and E.J. Raftery (1 -9- worried that Corn's running The series between the two darkness would have pro- 11). ability will create problems Penn State, undefeated in sides which started in 1979 is hibited the full measure of 10- Keeper Tony Pierce, author for his defense. "He runs bet- its last 8 outings with 6 wins all ties up, also. Each has a minute overtime periods. Some of 4.32 shutouts for UConn, ter than Trivella. but Trivella and 2 ties, maintained its 13th win, a loss and a tie in 3 match- felt it was too dark to even has hauled in 35 saves and is the better passer," he said. place in the weekly ratings es. The UConn win (3-2) was play the shortened overtimes. permitted but 0.71 goals per This game is no more of a ladder; while Connecticut, at Penn State last year and the Returning to the present game. certain victory for the Huskies with 2 ties and 1 overtime loss tie was a memorable contest year, these foes have met only than the Lehigh game was its last 3 times out, moved one common opponent. Penn Bonus pay for overtime (0-0) inStorrsin 1980. supposed to be. The Huskies down from 6th to 10th in the State defeated Rhode Island work is rare for both. UConn It started on a damp, over- have run out of games they latest listing. cast, cold day which affected (3-2) at Rhody while UConn broke its own record for over- toppled the Rams (1-0) at time games this season, serv- could afford to lose, making home. ing extra duty 7 times, with a the UMass game more impor- school record 5 ties, 1 loss tant than an intra-state rivalry. Penn State coach Walter and 1 win (at New Hampshire) Bahr. himself a 1948 U.S. Olym- whk"h it traditkmally has been. as the only reward. pics performer, has coached The Yale game was not the all 8 of his Nittany Lions sides whole season, the Huskies still into the NCAA postseason have the opportunity to do playoffs. Two years ago he Sports much more this year. was named national coach of The playoffs are not an the year following an 18-4-1 impossible goal, they are not record and third-place in the out of reach." Nadzak said. NCAA tournament. suods "The playoffs are something Leading the Lions in scor- the players can remember all ing are freshman forward Larry of their lives. This game has to Miller (11 -2-24), senior defen- Sports come from within them." der Lou Karbiener (7-6-20) and junior midfielder Jeff "RUSSELL B FRIED DOUGH Sun Oct Maierhofer (8-3-19). The Lions 31, from 500-10:00 p.m All kinds have outscored their rivals, Events $.75 each Free delivery to Frats and 41-19. 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Commons BLDG. • 1st Floor - $2.50Cover UConn and Age I.D.s Required TTII1HM111I1M1I1 Page 16 Connecticut Daily Campus. Friday. October 29.1982 ——— Sports Football team's season on the line vs. UMass By Thomas G. Restelli kee (< inference that can win the cham- UConn next week, but that hopefully The 511". 185-pound senior from Sports Editor pionship outright if it does the right will Ix' another story. Bristol is ranked third on the all-time thing's. All the Huskies have to do is win First. IK. onn will have to beat UMass New England rushing list with 3,101 The two teams playing at Alumni three straight games, and they have in the 1:30 game (WHUS 1:25 p.m.). yards. He is also UMass's leading Stadium in Amherst. Mass, Saturday the title and a place in the national Like just about everything in life, this scorer this season with 30 points. nave t combined record ovrr the past playoffs. If they lose any of those wont be easy. UMass has an overall "Garry Pearson does not have a three weeks nve <)-(>. The UConn Hus- games, and two < >r three teams are tied record of 2-5, but it is still the same weakness," Pickett said. "If anything, kies and UMass Minuteman haven't with 3-2 records, then athletic direc- team that the conference coaches pic- we'd like to be able to pass to him exactly beeii ctrilege f<><>tball p The University of Connec- exciting club to watch and will ticut basketball team, prepar- be led by the only senior on ing for its fourth season of the club. 6-10 center Bruce competition in the BIG EAST Kuczenski from Bristol. Conference, will make only Other veteran members of one pre-season off-campus the C onnecticut squad include: appearance prior to kicking 5-8 junior guard Karl Hobbs off the 1982-83 season. from Roxbury. MA; 5-11 junior The Huskies of head coach guard Vernon Giscombe from Dom Perno, who in the past Bronx, NY; and 6-5 junior four seasons have compiled forward-gurad Norman Bailey an overall record of 78-37 and from West Hartford, C'T. have taken part in post-sea- Returning for their sopho- son national tournament com- more seasons are 6-8 forward petition in each of those Larry Blucher from Yonkers. seasons, will return to South- NY and 6-8 1/2 center-forard ington High School on Friday, Mike Vaughan from Glen Cove, November 19, at 8 p.m. for the NY. annual Blue-White team scrim- mage. Three incoming freshmen have already generated plenty Tickets for the Southington of excitement on the Storrs scrimmage are priced at $3 for campus and include: 6-1 guard adults, $2 for children under Farl Kelley from New Haven, 16. and $3 at the door for CT, 6-7 forward Tim Coles from everyone on game night. Baltimore, MD; and 6-6 for- The UConn men's basketball team opens their official season at home against UMass The 1982-83 UC'onn basket- ward-guard Eddie Williams (Jack Wilson photo). ball squad will be a young and from Kenansville, NC. Huskies end regular season this weekend undefeated. The team won all of its contests dur- By Dana Gauruder ing the streak except for a 2-2 tie against Radrod, Associate Sports Editor whom the Indians later defeated 2-1. Other Closing out the regular season, the UConn matches that George Mason won by one goal women's soccer team will face a pair of opponents included games against unranked Franklin & this weekend. The Huskies travel to Massachu- Marshall (2-1) and Virginia Tech (1-0). setts Friday for a 7 p.m. contest against Westfield The Indians lost to the Tar Heels 2-0 in their 12th and will return to Storrs Saturday for a 2 p.m. contest but came back to defeat Virginia (2-0), match against George Mason. Richmond (3-0), James Madison (7-3). and Adel- Westfield comes into Friday's match with a 5-4 phi (4-0). George Mason lost to North Carolina in record. Both UConn and the Owls played against its last contest 3-0. Springfield earlier in the season, with the Huskies The Huskies, ranked number one in the nation, gaining a much better result. Westfield lost to the come into this weekend's contests with a 12-0-1 Chiefs 5-0 while UConn defeated Springfield 6-1. record. UConn failed to win for the first time this Saturday's contest appears to be an excellent year when the team was tied by Boston College 1 -1 matchup. George Mason, currently ranked ninth on Tuesday. in the NCAA national poll, enters the game with a Moira Buckley leads the Huskies in all offensive 14-2-1 record. The Indians only losses were aga- categories. Buckley has 11 goals and 10 assists for sint fourth-ranked North Carolina. 32 points. Buckley has been hard to stop recently, Jana Duffy (22) releases a shot (Charles (targe Mason went through its first 11 matches' as she has scored in the last four matches. Hisey photo).