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by Mark Fisher me," Satzuk said. "A week ago I had University of Connecticut four of my people inventory everything administrators directing a police probe that was allegedly missing." into the alleged theft of university Satzuk said that "of course" all the building materials refused to comment materials were located. last night on their investigations. Stephens said he has been purchasing, However, two division chiefs at renovating and reselling homes as a UConn's Physical Plant reiterated their sideline for the past 19 years. He said he charges that police are trying to tie them has receipts saved for tax purposes for to alleged thefts. all materials he has used. Greg Satzuk, who heads the Utilities Stephens said he often hires his men Water Division said a superior had told to do work on his homes. him "it would be better not to talk to "What they (the University Police) reporters any more". would do is bring these men up and ask In a story in yesterday's Campus. them where did they get the paint, Satzuk and Ronald Stephens, who heads where did they get the shingles," he the Facilities Maintenance Division, said said. Stephens said lie believes about 20 men under them have been questioned of his men have been questioned so far. by police about a large variety of He said he has been under allegedly missing building materials. investigation since last June but has David Driscoll, director of UConn's never been questioned himself. Rabbi Knobel spoke to an audience of about 15 persons last night in Commons Public Safety Division, said Monday, "If they came to the people that were 217 on "History of the Jews from the First Century to 1492". His lecture was part "No one is being implicated, and no one in charge...there'd be a very reasonable of an ongoing series making up Experimental Jewish College .(Photo by Rich Finkel) is being accused at this time." Driscoll explanation," Satzuk said. 'They were has agreed to be interviewed by the offered help from the very first day." Campus today. John Rohrbach. assistant vice Both Satzuk and Stephens said last president for financial affairs, said he Fighting tapers off night they know of nothing missing did not know exactly what items were from either of 'heir divisions, supposedly missing. inventories. "None of us will know until the John Evans, UConn's vice president investigation is completed." he said. He for financial affairs and Driscoll's said he did not wish to comment on the on third truce day superior, said Monday he had heard probe because it is unfinished and rumors there have been some because innocent persons might be hurt. SAIGON (UP1) - The intensity of approached each other to shake hands "wrong-doings" in Physical Plant. Satzuk called Rohrbach's reasons for fighting in South Vietnam tapered off and exchange embraces. Fighting Evans said an audit revealed some not commenting "baloney", Tuesday, the third day of the official continued farther south, however. discrepancies, and that he directed the "Mr. Stephens and I might just be cease-fire, according to military sources, U.S. troops are going home at the rate University Police to make inquiries. He caught in some kind of internal politics but a big battle was reported between of about 400 a day. Tnere arc now said no one was being implicated or we don't understand," he said. South Vietnamese marines surrounded about 21,000 Americans left in Vietnam accused, and he expects the probe to be Satzuk's superior. Assistant Director by communist troops in northern Quang and all of them must "be out of the finished in a week or two. of Physical Plant J. Eric Sandbcrg, Tri province. country by the end of March. U.S. 'They did an audit on Ronnie refused to comment on the investigation The level of fighting although lower officials expect to no trouble meeting Stephens, but to the best of my or on whether he had told the two men than Sunday and Monday still was the deadline at the currfht withdrawal knowledge they never did an audit on not to talk to reporters. higher than at many times during the 12 rate. years of fighting in South Vietnam. Government troops and Communists also skirmished around two provincial capitals cut off by the Communists, and Sen. Stennis shot by robber the South Vietnamese drove Communists out of several hamlets near Saigon. WASHINGTON (UPI) - Sen. John "Then they shot him in the leg and graduated from Mississippi State The South Vietnamese command Stennis, D-Miss., chairman of the Senate chest." University and the University of Virginia reported 765 battlefield incidents Armed Services Committee, was shot Stennis, first elected to the Senate in Law School. between the start of the cease-fire at 8 and seriously wounded in an apparent 1947, is seventh in the Senate in His political career began in 1928 — a.m. Sunday and noon Tuesday. It robbery attempt Tuesday evening seniority and besides chairing the Armed when he was just 27 - when he was reported 1,761 Communists and 276 outside his Washington home. He was Services Committee, is ranking member elected to the Mississippi House of South Vietnamese soldiers killed and an rushed to Walter Reed Army Medical of the powerful Appropriaitons Representatives, where he served four additional 1,070 South Vietnamese Center where he underwent surgery. Committee. years. wounded. Several dozen have been listed Police said Stennis, 71, was shot Police said they were looking for two In 1931, he was elected prosecuting as missing. Negro youths, described as of average attorney and was appointed a circuit The sources, said there was one twice, in the left leg, and that while his condition was serious it did not appear build and in their late teens, in judge a position to which he was spontaneous display during the fighting. life-threatening. His vital signs, except connection with the shooting. subsequently elected four times before At one point, troops stopped shooting for weakening blood pressure, were Stennis' home is in a fashionable area his first Senate victory in 1947. briefly, stood up cheering and strong when he was taken to the of northwest Washington near Rock He and his wife, the former Coy hospital, police said. Creek Park and not far from the Hines, celebrated their 43rd wedding Bickering hampers A Walter Reed spokesman said National Bureau of Standards. anniversary last Christmas Eve. They Stennis was admitted about 8:15 p.m. A courtly Southern gentleman with a have a son, John, and a daughter. Mrs. EST and taken to surgery. He declined fondness for red neckties, Stennis is a Margaret S. Symc. and three truce supervisors to describe his condition or wounds. native of DeKalb, Miss., and was grandchildren. SAIGON (UPI) - The four-nation At 9:45 p.m. hospital officials said Vietnam cease-fire supervisory the senator's condition was "stable" but commission met for three hours that the severity of his wounds would Conn PIRG session to attempt Tuesday, but was unable to move into not be known for another two hours or the field to investigate cease-fire so. However an aide in Stennis' Capitol violations because of bickering between office said he had been advised by the draft for claims court reform the South Vietnamese and their hospital that his condition was "serious Communist adversaries. to critical." by Mark Franklin meeting arc state Rep. James Ringham, The supervisory teams of the Stennis was still in the hospital's A public meeting of legislators, R-Stamford, co-chairman of the International Commission for Control surgical suite but it was not known lawyers and students here Tuesday will legislature's Judiciary Committee, and and Supervision (ICCS), composed of whether he was still undergoing surgery. attempt to draft legislation to reform state Rep. AudiiN Beck, D-Mansfield. troops from Indonesia, Poland, Canada Police said Stennis told them two the state's small claims court system. UConn Trustee Carl Nielsen also is and Hungary, arc without transportation youths took his wallet. 25 cents and his The meeting is being sponsored !>y expected to attend, along with lawyers and logistics arrangements. watch after approaching him and the Connecticut Public Interest and other legislators. The Joint Military Commission met brandishing a gun as he was going to his K

— ■• hospital costs. membership requirements — the laws, men and women must necessary to lift the burden of Almanac — and as restated "by respect life already on the earth, child-bearing and rearing, The Nixon budget represents misplaced priorims. As Mr. Schaefer, the Judo Club is already present among us. Life especially when these activities a nation we have long suffered internally froh) the restricted to members of the mpst certainly is a fact after deprive her of self-respect and money used to support the military. In recent years our University community. Since birth, and not even one of us dignity in the eyes of the State there are at least 18 campus defense budget was expanded because of the Vietnam who has committed murder is and in the eyes of any individual organizations with no deserving of having his own life narrow-minded enough to look War. Now, with the cease-fire in effect it is ludicrous membership restrictions at all, taken. He should be cured, or an down upon her. that Nixon's defense budget is up $4.7 billion from last the Judo Club is relatively attempt should be made to cure Susan Kirsch exclusive. him. year. Moreover, the Judo Club People should not be made to Letters should be-typed, double When we should be turning our attention toward Constitution states that only suffer under the moral beliefs of spaced, signed and addressed tor social programs and the people, Mr. Nixon has students and faculty of the a fraction of the population, no To-The-Edltor. Box KM. Brevity University and their families are enhances chance of publication. The presented us with the largest defense budget ever, in matter how large that fraction is. Connecticut Daily Campus reserves eligible for membership. If Mr. Now, every woman has the ritrht right to edit letters for space. peace or war. Schaefer considers this to The President has turned his back on the social comprise the "University community," the point is ^ake Up! reform traditions expanded by Franklin D. Roosevelt's proven. Certain classes of people This Might Be Interesting After All!' New Deal and continued by every President since. He is — in this case the University staff — are being excluded by hurting the individual who can least afford to be hurt oversight. to attain a "safe"spending level. A number of organization Hopes that Nixon's misdirected priorities will be listed in the Almanac do not indicate their membership altered, however, rest in the hands of members of requirements. If any of these are Congress. Their efforts to re-negotiate the budget non-exclusive, please accept my proposal with the Nixon Administration would be apology for not having recognized your good taste. welcomed by millions of Americans who are George A. 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Return notification women the right to choose. of unclaimed deliveries to Connecticut Dally Campus, University of There is a sanctity of human Connecticut Storrs. 06 268. life that is being overlooked by Wednesday, January 31, 1973 Connecticut Dairy Campus Page 3 Bart Russell says reform will make courts equitable Tree to honor POW's Continued from page 1 supporting Conn PIRG. The vote Bart Russell, Conn PIRG area at McMahon was 6-2-2 and The Planting to recall sacrifices coordinator, told those Graduate Council vote was invited to the meeting that 10-3-2. by Jim Baran "The tree and the plague with UConn, an affiliate of VIVA "there has been a serious Opposition to Conn PIRG at it will act as a reminder to all (Voices in Vita America) and the degeneration of the small claims McMahon centered on the role A "Freedom Tree" will be those who pass by of the plight National League of Families, has court's origianl intent." of out-of-statc students in a planted here March 25 to mark suffered by POW's and MIA's in been selling POW/MIA bracelets He said the courts were Connecticut public interest the hardships suffered by l".S. Vietnam," Ross said. for $2.50 on campus for the past "supposed to serve both rich and group, and on what was termed POW's and MIA's and their The UConn Department of month. The proceeds are used to poor alike as an informal the "general and ambiguous" families during the Vietnam War, Agriculture has agreed to donate sponsor speakers and finance mechanism for the speedy presentation of Conn PIRG's according to a spokesman for a tree, either a birch or a advertising, the Fredom Tree recovery of minor money philosophy by Bob Scarlata. POW/MIA Crisis of UConn. weeping willow. program and other incidental damage claims." Anne Caruso, a council The tree will be planted, after The Freedom Tree will be costs according to a group Russell said he wants to make member who abstained from an indoor ceremony and a dedicated specifically to a spokesman. the courts serving the poor, voting said the council was being "freedom walk" near the UConn graduate who had been The money also is used to rather than exploit them. asked to support a measure Student Union or the School of either a POW or MIA in finance the VIVA's monthly Conn PIRG plans to fund without the backing of the Nursing. The locatoin depends Indochina according to Nancy newpaper. The paper records the their organization by a dormitory students. upon which area the Campus Wickctt, Vice-President of the national group's activities and refundable $2 per semester "I don't like to be used for Planning Commission approves, POW group. reports on POW and MIA's charge on the fee bill. publicity. It sounds like you Rick Ross, spokesman for the She said the group has not yet according to Rick Ross. One Conn PIRG is starting a have McMahon's support when UConn POW group, said agreed whom to honor. million copies are distributed petition drive Monday to collect you really don't," she said. Tuesday night. The POW/MIA Crisis of nationwide. signatures of undergraduates in POW/MIA Crisis of UConn support of the funding proposal. has a booth in the Student If a majority of students sign the Union lobby where those petition, it will be submitted to interested may obtain the Board of Trustees. information on the group's The North Campus Council Students write to inmates activities here. POW/MIA voted unanimously to support bracelets also are available at the Conn PIRG Monday night. Conn boi^th. by Sharon Fields assistant professor of sociology from Outmates have written PIRG also has received support and program supporter said prisoners. from the McMahon Co-ed Operation Pen Pal, started last Greene elected Tuesday. He said books and other Council and the Graduate month to encourage students to Operation Pen Pal sends the printed material also have been write prison inmates is going Student Council. The Buckley first letter from volunteers to sent to prisoners in Connecticut to post by weU, Duane "Colt" Denfcld Council deadlocked on inmates . After that, students institutes. write directly, Denfeld said. Denfeld said persons are not history group Denfeld said he hopes allowed to mail printed material students who join the letter to prisoners in federal A UConn history professor UConn draft counselor writing effort eventually will institutions. Only printed has been elected first vice visit prisoners. material sent directly from the president of the History of Operation Pen Pal was publisher can be received, he Science Society, a national not stopping operation orginated by Milton Collins, an said. organization of scholars. inmate of Leesburg Prison in Outmates has published a Dr. John C. Greene was by Chris Becker his deferment because of poor New Jersey, and George Perry, a book recently Denfeld said. The elected to a two-year term of the Ruth Buczynski's job as grades or a leave of abscence, UConn student who corresponds book, "But Morning Refused to organization which was founded UConn's draft counselor may be should still seek counseling, she with Collins. Answer," was written by in 1924 to encourage the study phased out, but she is not said. "We felt prisoners weren't Denfeld and inmate Another of the history of science. shutting down the operation. Buczynski said she didn't know having realistic contact with the book dealing with prison Traditionally, the first vice "Might as well play it safe. I how many students who had outside, specifically their militancy is being written, he president is elected president of want to wait until instructions sought counseling had beat relationships with females," said. All proceeds from the the 1.000 member organization have filtered down to the local thedraft. However, since her job Perry said. books will be given to Outmates, upon the completion of his draft boards," Buczynski said. began in September of 1971, she Operation Pen Pal is Denfeld said. term. Greene has just completed "Students should sit tight and said she counseled about 500 supported by Outmates Inc., a More students are needed a two-year term as second vice try not to worry." students. non-profit organization formed especially females to write president. Secretary of Defense Melvin "We tried anything we could here in September 1971 to help prisoners, Denfeld said. One of the main functions of Laird announced the think of, physical deferments, prisoners and their families. Operation Pen Pal is the society is to publish "Isis." a "immediate" abolishment of the conscientious objector status, or Denfeld executive director of headquartered in Room 110 of journal which focuses on the draft last week. just stalling," Buczynski said. the group, said about 24 persons Manchester Hall. history of science. Juniors and seniors who have student deferments should keep them until they hear from their selective service boards, Buczynski said. A student with a low draft number and in danger of losing Come to the Middle school topic of lecture Jazz Workshop series here Two proponents of the "middle-school" concept will In the Student Union lecture here Feb. 12 in one of a series of four-hour "conversations" sponsored by the UConn Center for Open Education (COE). Ballroom Feb. 3, 4, &5 Dr. Edward Yeomans, director of the Greater Boston Teachers Center and Dr. John Demonstrations, Arnold, a former middle-school principal and an associate of the Teachers Center, will speak at 4:30 p.m. in Storrs Grammar Lectures, School, headquarters for the COE. Dr. Vincent R. Rogers, director of the UConn Center Jam Sessions said the "conversations" series is designed to give teachers, Mon., Feb. 5 parents and school & Recital administrators a chance to hear 8p.m. and react to leaders in the education field. Ron Carter Rogers said enrollment will be Clifford Thorton TICKETS FOR RECITAL WILL BE limited to give participants a ON SALE TODAY THRU FRIDAY chance to discuss their problems Albert Dai ley with the experts through "small $1 PER STUDENT group dialogue." Paul Gresham Registration information may $2 PER NON-STUDENT be obtained by contacting Rogers at the open education David Lee If you want to play during the Jam Sessions call the BOG office and register, center. Jackie McLean Sponsored by BOG, GSC, AACC, F.A. Dept., ASG, WHl'S, & A.NJ. Auditorium 486-3904. Page 4 Connecticut Daily Campus Wednesday January SI, 1975 Shultz says budget cuts Two guilty in bugging hit unneeded programs conspiracy, burglary, bugging read the verdict of "guilty" to WASHINGTON (UPI) - WASHINGTON (UPI) facilities and local mental health. Guilty verdicts were returned and wiretapping against them. each charge. McCord, standing Liddy was charged with six next to him at parade rest, Treasury Secretary George P. Shultz, interviewed on NBC's late Tuesday against two former Today show, said many of the counts and could receive as turned once and winked to his Shultz said Tuesday President officials of President Nixon's Nixon's proposed budget cuts programs have been successful, much as 35 years in prison and wife, Ruth, sitting in the rear of re-election campaign on charges hit the social programs that are but they no longer were needed. arising from the break-in and up to $40,000 in fines. McCord the courtroom. was charged with eight counts in Sirica ordered both men sent unnecessary or unsuccessful. He particularly mentioned bugging last June at Democratic The President's budget, hospital construction and a Party headquarters. the indictment and could receive to jail, refusing to set bond for up to 45 years in prison and them. He told their lawyers they submitted to Congress Monday, program to get electricity to The convictions of one-time was criticized severely for $60,000 in fines. could move for bail Wednesday. rural areas. Nixon aides G. Gordon Liddy cutting some $7 billion out of "What this is all about is, you The jury, which had been Sirica earlier had set $100,000 and James W. McCord Jr. wrote the major social programs of keep on doing this spending for sequestered in a room on the top for five other men who had an end to a chapter in one of the previous administrations. outdated programs and you floor of the federal courthouse pleaded guilty in the Watergate most bizarre incidents in Shultz defended the program impose a tax increase on the since the trial began Jan. 8, case since the trial began. One American political history, cuts as the only way for the American people," he said. reached its verdict within 90 former White House consultant although the 16-day Watergate federal government to avoid a House Speaker Carl Albert set trial left many questions minutes after receiving the case E. Howard Hunt Jr., was able to tax increase. the tone for much of the unanswered and appeals were from Chief U.S. District Judge post bond but the four others, "The ones that haven't been congressional criticism of the certain. A congresssional John J. Sirica. all from the Miami area, could working, we've been willing to budget when he described it as investigation of the incident was The two men took the news not and are in jail awaiting cut and if it doesn't work, let's an end to "humanitarian planned. with no visible emotion. Liddy sentencing. have the guts to say it doesn't government." The jury found Liddy and stood with his arms crossed in Mrs. McCord's lips tightened work and stop," Shultz, Nixon's Rep. Charles Vanik, D-Ohio, McCord guilty of all counts of front of his chest as the clerk as the verdict was read but she chief economic spokesman, said. didn't change expression. portrayed it as "a budget of "People who can do for Afterwards she said "no subsidies for special interests." themselves should do for comment. No comment, no "It is a budget that cancels comment at all," she said to a themselves. And communities programs for the people," Vanik reporter who asked for her that can do for themselves said. "This is a budget which News briefs reaction. should do for themselves," provides $66.4 million for airline Her husband waved and The budget dismantles the subsidies, but eliminates a $50 smiled at her as he was led out Office of Economic million feeding program for Prime Minister Heath space after being grounded 10 of the courtroom by a marshal. Opportunity, President hungry children during the to confer with Nixon years by a heart murmur. Sirica thanked the jury for their Johnson's anti-poverty agency, summer." and eliminates programs for Senate Republican Leader LONDON (UPI) - Prime help "during this long and depressed areas, public service Hugh Scott defended the budget Minister Edward Heath flew to Grace Dodd dies at 64; difficult case where all of you wife of former senator have made a real contribution to employment, regional medical as "reasonable, responsible, but Washington Tuesday for two justice." days of talks with President NEW LONDON (UPI) - Mrs. tight." But Scott conceded that Nixon. He will be the first Grace Dodd, widow of the late he found it "difficult to be foreign statesman to confer with Sen. Thomas F. Dodd, D-Conn., Dental school receives compatible" with some of the the President since the Vietnam died Monday night at Lawrence cuts in social programs. cease-fire agreement. and Memorial Hospital. She was President Nixon predicted British governemnt sources 64. Mrs. Dodd, the former Tuesday that 1973 "can be a said the future of Vietnam and Grace Murphy, was admitted to grant to aid minorities great year" for the economy if Congress cooperates to hold the the continuing Middle East crisis the hospital Jan. 21 following a The University of Connecticut should receive a loan or a line on federal spending. are likely to figure in the talks. stroke at her home in Lyme. School of Dental Medicine has scholarship. Nixon and his Council of But they said they would center Her husband, who was received a $45,820 grant from Levine said about two-thirds Economic Advisers forecast that chiefly on the risk of a trade censured by his senate colleagues Robert Wood Johnson of the 75 dental students now the economy would continue its conflict involving the United for alleged misuse of campaign Foundation of Princeton NJ. to enrolled are receiving some kind present healthy expansion in the States, Japan and the enlarged funds, died May 24, 1971, at the help blacks, women and Puerto of aid. next 12 months with modest nine-nation European Common age of 63. Kuans seeking a dental For unmarried Connecticut declines in inflation and Market. education, it was announced residents, it costs about $3,000 a IRA kills Protestant unemployment. Tuesday. year to attend the dental school, Alleged bra murderer as murder reprisal he said. The sum included found innocent by court The grant was given under the BELFAST (UPI) - The foundation's nation's nationwide tuition of $350, fees of $600, BRIDGEPORT, (UPI) outlawed Irish Republican Army Jtudent M progTam to increase books and minimal living STORRS, Benjamin Miller, 42, was found a the number of future dentists. expenses. • CONN. innocent by reason of insanity Protestant gunman because he 1» Also eligible for aid are For unmarried out-of-state Tuesday in the so-called "bra was involved in the murder of a American Indians, residents, costs are at least murders" of five black women 14-year-old Roman Catholic boy Mexican-Americans and persons $4,000 a year. These students, over a three-year period. Monday night. from rural backgrounds. who make up less than 15 per A three-judge superior court A statement from the IRA's The grant will be administered cent of the school's students, panel ordered Miller committed militant Provisional wing said by Dr. Philip T. Levine, the pay higher tuition ($850) and to the Fairfield Hills State 28-year-old Francis Smyth, who UConn dental school's associate higher fees ($1,000). Hospital in Newtown for a was found shot in the head in an Women constitute nearly 10 Otfc dean for student affairs. A three-month psychiatric alley Tuesday morning, was a faculty financial aid committee, per cent of the student body. Top Selling Albums evaluation. well-known Protestant gunman. headed by Levine, will There are seven women among Miller, a former postal worker The Provisionals said Smyth determine whether a student the 75 students. in Darien who lived in Norwalk, was involved in the killing of in the Starrs chose trial before the three-judge 14-year-old Peter Waterson. panel rather than a jury after he Young Waterson was shot from a Wilimantic Area entered innocent pleas to five car in the street Monday as he Today's murder indictments. walked with another boy. ■ is Three astronauts chosen Warplane from Israel for U.S.—Soviet venture intercepted, Syria says LEATHER LOOK CAPE KENNEDY (UPI) - Syrian fighter planes ELTON JOHN Veteran astronaut Thomas P. intercepted Israel; warplanes Don't Shoot Me Stafford, hardluck Mercury flying a mission over Syria CARLY SIMON pioneer Donald K. Slayton and Tuesday and chased them into rookie Lance D. 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The Hanoi to release the names of - Of the 55 Hanoi said died have been captured in North or Commission into operation has South Vietnamese insisted the more men it considers to be war in captivity, the United States South Vietnam. caused the cease-fire supervisors Communists sign immigration prisoners, the Pentagon previously carried 27 as POWs, If the Laotian captives and lo be stranded in Saigon and also landing cards. The Communists announced Tuesday that a 11 as missing in action, 16 as the other 56 prisoners were nas dclaYed thc release of refused, saying this would imply Marine believed killed in killed in action and one as a acknowledged, Defense officials American POWs from North recognition of thc Saigon Vietnam and buried in St. Louis deserter. believe, more than 100 new Vietnam, since the Joint government, had been listed as a living POW' James said Ridgeway was part names might be added to the Commission is in charge of A group of 90 Communist Maj. Gen. Daniel James, the of'a patrol that "walked into a officiar Communist listing of making specific arrangements for Vietnamese officials spent 21 Pentagon's POW spokesman, also Communist ambush outside Khe 61° ,ivin8 ***<* dead POWs their release. hours sitting in the two U.S. said the Communists had Sanh, Feb. 25, 1968, two days already on hand. A dispute between thc C130 transport planes which identified 16 Americans after Communist trenches first Somc of fhcse mcn Communist representatives and brought them to Saigon, balking previously thought to have been appeared around the combat navc appeared in POW the South Vietnamese began as at signing landing cards issued by killed in action who actually had base. propaganda photographs and soon as planes bringing the South Vietnamese. They been captured alive and died He said nine bodies were movies from Hanoi. Communist representatives to were allowed to leave the plane later in prison. Their names were observed after the ambush, but without signing the cards not immediately disclosed. that the remains were not Tuesday 45 minutes before Vice The Marine originally listed recovered until Aug. 16, six President Spiro Agnew arrived by the Pentagon as dead was Pfc. months later. U.S. moves to assure for an official visit. Ronald L. Ridgeway, 23, of "Positive individual They were the second group Houston, he had been in a identification of some partial of Communists to refuse to sign combat patrol ambushed just remains was impossible," he Asian allies of support the forms. A mixed group of outside the besieged Khe Sanh said. "The area had undergone Viet Cong and North outpost in 1968 and remains intense bombardment and their WASHINGTON (UPI) In from Paris with Secretary of Vietnamese sat on a South identified as his were buried in remains were deteriorated from one oi a senes of stePs now State William P. Rogers Vietnamese C47 plane from Missouri later that year. the tropical environment." under way to reassure Asian following signing ceremonies Bangkok for 22 hours Sunday In addition, James said, the James said Ridgeway's ^1CS.°f continuedU.S. support, Saturday. and Monday until they were Communist lists provided to mother, Mrs. Mildred A. resident N'*on Tuesday met Meantime, the White House allowed to deplane without U.S.. Officials in Paris Saturday Ridgeway, of 622 Briarcliff St. WIth S0"1" Vietnamese Foreign took - at least temporarily - a signing the forms. carried the names of two POWs Houston, agreed with the Minister Tran Van Lam to talk tolerant view of continued Agnew, in a statement issued previously thought to have families of the other eight men about P°stwar relationships with fighting in Vietnam after the through the U.S. embassy, said: deserted. Both were Marines. to the burial of all nine in a 'ne Saigon government. cease-fire,shrugging if off as the "Not unexpectedly. the One of these men, Pvt. single mass grave at Jefferson Press Secretary Ronald L. "momentum of 10 years of establishment of a Frederick L. Elbert, was listed Barracks National Cemetery in Zieglcr declined to discuss fighting." smooth-working cease-fire by Hanoi as alive in a prison St. Louis, Mo. details of the 45-minute session Ziegler said such cease-fire machinery has already struck wn cn camp. The other Pvt. Earl C. Clearing up details like these ' also was attended by violations had been expected several procedural snags. These Weatherman, was one of 55 men are only part of the task being Henry A. Kissinger, Nixon's and he indicated the United are not surprising when one chicf forc, n ollc advlscr and the Communists said died in carried out by officials 8 P y States would take a harder view considers the long conflict. Un- Tran Kim Phuon the 0 1 captivity. James declined to give connected with "Project 8- S " " of them after the international suspicion and animosity that has either man's hometown or to say Homecoming," the program to Vietnamese ambassador to supervisory teams are fully divided the parties in the past why they had been listed as get America's prisoners home Washington. operating. and the complexity of moving deserters. and an accounting provided for But he did say thc meeting He said the United States has from a period of military James gave this comparison of thc 1,269 still missing, and not and Vice President Spiro T. "stood down completely" and struggle to political the North Vietnamese list with acknowledged on any Agnew's visit to Saigon were to the President expected all parties competition." records the Pentagon had earlier Communist list, reassure the nation's traditional to thc agreement to strictly thc head of the Canadian compiled: The United States is allies the United States would adhere to thc cease-fire section of ICCS. Michel Gauvin, - Of the 555 listed by Hanoi pressuring Hanoi publicly and stand by them in the postwar requirements. said Tuesday cease-fire teams as alive, the Defense Department through different diplomatic Period. Ziegler also took exception to could leave "within a matter of had previously considered 507 channels specifically to provide a Agnew, who plans to visit six reports there had been hours" after transportation and to be prisoners, 46 to be missing promised list of POWs in Laos other Southeast Asian nations differences between Nixon and supplies were provided, on his current swing, issued a Kissinger, the President's chief Guavin said the United States statement in Saigon earlier Vietnam strategist, over thc and South . Vietnam would Tuesday calling the government massive bombing of North provide most of the of Nguyen Van Thieu the "sole Vietnam in December. Nixon transportation, communication FINISH » DEGREE legitimate government of South ordered the bombing on an and other requirements of thc Vietnam." unprecedented scale after ICCS teams because the field Lam returned to Washington negotiations in Paris deadlocked, posts would be located m government territory. " BRADFORD /lottbott. 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"Imortalize Yourself This Wechtnd: Ray Reelniss Page 6 Connecticut Daily Campua Wedneaday, January 31, 1973 Husband and wife teach Shakespeare

by Ann Waller worked on the introduction Editor of army newspaper later he met Barbara Cooper, stock still and said, 'Don't hurry. The chairs in the classroom which is now in its eighth On the 13-day trip across the also an English instructor. Being Let me see. I may never see anything like this again.' are arranged in a large printing, and was included in the Pacific he volunteered to be the the lowest-paid members of the " Barbara was later to write in semi-circle. The students have Reader's Encyclopedia of editor of the military transport faculty encouraged their "feeling the Penny Paper a literary their copies of Julius Caesar Shakespeare criticism. ship's newspaper. The letter of of fellowship", says Barbara, publication at UConn: open on their desks. Bill and Barbara Rosen have a commendation he earned for Barbara Rosen was born April "I remember, the blackened Brutus is truly virtuous reputation for listening to their this task later helped him 10, 1929 in Nelson, Lancashire, houses ribbed with ice, man. While the title of the play students. Both Shakespearian become the associate editor of England, the elder of two split hoses, cursed and left; is Julius Caesar, the main focus scholars, they have written and his battallion newspaper in daughters of a Methodist Sendai, Japan. minister, Frank, and a grammar dogs wept in the streets and is on the virtue of Brutus and his edited several books together While in Japan, he met the school teacher, Elsie Cooper, downward steps were foul motivation and desire to avert and are presently working on a man who is now his best friend, "Her extraordinary with the fear of the dispossessed. the tyrrany of a dictatorship," new one, "Designs of Al Waller, who was stationed at vocabulary from very early And the house next door was says William Rosen, professor of Shakespeare." a nearby Army camp. Waller years," according to her mother, cut in half; the bath English. He enjoys the class. It Bill was born in Boston on hung dangling down the kitchen has that certain chemistry that wall; two chairs makes it exciting. The students stood next to nothing; and our know their material well and yellow cat discussions are lively. walked up the stairs." Several students immediately Since she had always wanted respond to his statement. to visit America, she applied for "How can you say that when a visitor's visa and in 1958, was his act brings chaos to Rome? hired as an English instructor by one asks. the University of Wisconsin, "How can he be virtuous "one of the few top colleges when he kills his friend and hiring women at the time," benefactor? " asks another. "Besides, the ideals of the according to Barbara. assassination, 'freedom and Found two religions alike liberty',are not achieved." For two years she and Bill As more and more join into dated and they seriously the discussion, Rosen begins to discussed their different wonder if indeed this religions, Judaism and interpretation of Brutus is valid Quakerism. They found they and adequate. were "so much in accord with how one should live," according "You're quite right," he says. to Barbara, that this transcended "I haven't got an answer nqw, any external religious but 111 think about it." That evening over dinner, he differences. They set off for England together so that Bill tells his wife, Barbara, about the could meet Barbara's parents. class. While in Clay Cross, England, "They pinned back my ears," where her father was the local he says, with an infectious, elfin methodist minister, which Bill grin. "They just wouldn't accept describes as "a grim, mining what I had been teaching as fact town in the D.H. Lawrence all these years. It does seem as if Bill Rosen English professor, and his wife Barbara, English instructor, are shown spending the tradition", Bill waited a week Shakespeare has two views of afternoon turning pages in a Shakespeare book. (Photo by Alan Decker) for the rain to stop so he could both Brutus' and Julius Caesar propose to Barbara in the and is conscious of the fallacies found Bill an excellent modern was a result of her father's* sunshine in the country. he introduces." July 1, 1926 to Louis and Alice critic. "I was writing short stories about Charles Mouse and They were married August 13, His wife Barbara listens Rosen, and lived above the stories at the time and Bill William Lion which included a 1960 by her father in a attentively. Her loosely curled grocery store they owned in would help me. When I didn't new word every night. non-sectarian ceremony. (What's brown hair frames her pale face, Roxbury, a poor suburb of have a title for one, Bill gave me When she was 11 years old she non-sectarian," their younger her blue eyes are steady. When Boston. the title of a play he had won a scholarship to the Red daughter Susan, now 7, once she speaks, her English accent One of the warmest memories of Bill's younger sister, Pauline written, 'Always a Gathering'." Maid's School, a famous girl's asked. "It means with just God, enhances what she says. The short story won an boarding school in Bristol, answered Barbara.) "I think it is very possible (now Mrs. Walter Butler of Esquire-Bantam Short Story founded in 1627 and whose He was 34 and she 31. "We that Shakespeare did think that Nyack, New York) is that Bill, Award. Bill's play is gathering charter provided for the each had our own separate private virtue can become public usually chosen captain of the neighborhood baseball team, dust. education of "twelve virtuous identity," says Bill, "and we vice," She says. "At the time Bill returned to Harvard to maidens." didn't feel marriage was an Shakespeare wrote the play, would choose her first for his work toward a Ph.D. since he Remembers bombing infringement upon each other's Queen Elizabeth was over 65, team. "So often our team would had always wanted to teach. She was there during the with no heir. The overriding lose. Probably because I was so ego." In 1956, two years before he seven month-long bombing in Their honeymoon trip was a dread of the time was that once poor at batting. But it made me received his Ph.D. the faculty World War II, known as the again there would be a disputed feel so good to know that Bill journey to Storrs, where Bill had recommended him for a teaching Battle of Britain. "I remember succession. I think they felt that didn't want me to be left out." accepted an assistant Today Bill wryly says he used to position at the University of one dreadful night," her mother professorship in 1960. any order was preferable to recalls, "when I was trying chaos. So although Brutus is a choose her because she was Wisconsin. He packed his books Last year was the first year in his red, hand-me-down desperately to get Barbara and good man, the fact that he willing to run after the ball. Barbara taught as an assistant Pontiac from his brother-in-law her sister under cover. cannot weild power makes him Walk 4 miles to school professor after attaining her and left for the $3,200-a-year Chandelier flares filled the sky an unsatisfactory leader." "He was a very serious Ph.D. from Birmingham student," his sister says. "Once position. and the bombers could be heard University in England in 1970. The more they talked, the approaching. Barbara stood firmer their new ideas became. when he was in high school a It was there that two years "I now find it very hard to know severe blizzard shut down all the why I could have believed so trolleys. I remember Bill was firmly mv previous very upset. He assumed that interpretation of Brutus," says school was open and walked the four miles. Of course, the Butterfly Rosen. Writes Signet introduction schools were closed, and he was A few months later, when he very indignant that they were." was asked to write the Bill received scholarships to presents introduction to the Signet Harvard, from where he received edition of Julius Caesar, Rosen his Masters degree in 1949. He was thrilled to find an even was drafted into the Army at the greater audience for his new tail-end of the Korean war as a theory. He asked that his wife be private, and trained as a teletype in concert co-editor, and together they repairman. 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The Mahavishnu Orchestra Ballroom from 9 p.m., Feb. 11 to be a half hour limit to each from 3:45 to midnight, Feb. 9 The buses will run to 1 a.m. and John McLaughlin will 7 a.m., Feb. 12. player. and from 1:45 to 6 p.m. Feb. 10. The special route will originate appear with 12 string guitarist The movie marathon will Athletic events will be played Lighting will be provided at at "F" lot and will go from Leo Kottke, Feb. 11. The concert feature "Bullitt" starring Steve on the weekend. the ski slopes which will be open Hillside Road, to Stadium Road, will be in Albert N. Jorgensen McQueen and Robert Vaughan UConn will face Vermont at from 7 to 11p.m. Feb. 10. to the skating rink„back to the Auditorium at 2 p.m. Tickets arc at 9, the original "Dracula" at the skating rink at 7:30 p.m. There will also be lighting for Stadium Road, and Hillside $3. midnight, "All Quiet on the Feb. 10 for a hockey game. sledding and tobaggaining from Road to Gilbert Road, to Rt. The International Roller Western Front" at 2 a.m. and There will also be ski races on 7 p.m. to 1 a.m. Feb. 9. 195, to Gurlevville Road and the Derby League Bay Bombers Walt Disney's "Festival of Folk the Huskey Hill ski slope at Special bus service will be ski slope, to Horse Bam Hill and and Chiefs will compete Feb. 10 Heroes" at 5 a.m. midnight, Feb. 10. provided to the ski slopes from 7 Towers to North Eaglevillc Road in the Field House from 8:15 to Betweenthe features, shorts If snow permits, there will be p.m. to 1 a.m. Feb. 9. back to "F" lot 12 p.m. starring such film greats as W.C. The leading derby skater for Fields, Buster Keaton, Charlie the third ranked Bay Bombers is Chaplin, Laurel and Hardy, the Charlie O'Connell, a 20 year Three Stooges, Abbott and veteran of the game. The Cos tell, and Roy Rogers will be shown. Hospital uses unit dose Bombers feature a husband and wife scoring team Tony Roman There will be a coffee house and Carol Meyer. in Commons 310 from 10 a.m. University-McCook Hospital is advantages to the unit dose The medications are sent to The Bombers will face the to 1 p.m. Feb. 11 featuring Peter the first hospital in Connecticut system: nursing stations on the patient champion Chiefs. The Chief's are Hastings, Larry Baker, and to go completely to a unit dose It identifies the cost of drugs floors in locked carts, whi< h are Charlie 15umhart. They will be for each patient, who is charged provided with individual drawers led by the husband and wife r team of Mike Gammon and Judi followed by "Mary Lang" at 1. system for distributing just for what he receives. f° each patient. The drawers are McGuire. Three rock bands will be at a medications to patients. It saves the time of nursing divided into compartments, each Tickets are $2 for students Hawley Armory dance from 3 Paul G. Pierpaoli of Vemon, personnel, who can then devote tonlainin« ,he specificallv and $3 for non-students. p.m. Feb. 10 to 4 a.m. Feb. II. the hospital's pharmacy director, more time to their own special prescrived drug in a single-dose Film on roller derbies will be The bands will be "White said the new system has already activities. package. Feb. 8 at 8 p.m. in the Student Cjocalate", "Canyon" and one reduced errors, costs and losses. It cuts down on unnecessary Nurses administer the other that is to be a "surprise" Studies have shown, he said, S m cd l at, n Union Ballroom "to get people stockpiling and loss on patient £*™_ ~ °f _, : ' ' * psyched up for the derby," Batoff said. Refreshments will that errors occur one out of floors. from the cart, which is usually according to Steve Baroff of be free. seven times under the currently It provides a better means of wheeled to the patient's bedside. BOG. •Feb. 10 there will also be a used systems common in most monitoring drug utilization in Pierpaloi said the unit dose Winter weekend will begin jazz band in the Student Union hospitals, where drugs are kept the hospital. system is prevalent in other parts from 8 to 4. in bulk on patient floors and are of the country but is still in the with a concert by "Earth, Wind, It permits complete and quick and Fire", Feb. 8 at 8:15 p.m. in Recreational facilities will be broken down into doses for evolutionary stages in New opened for special hours during patients by nursing personnel. retrieval of drugs if the England. Albert N. Jorgensen Auditorium. manufacturers announce a recall. Tickets for the show will be the weekend. Under the unit dose system, No more than four hospitals Each tablet, capsule, injection in Connecticut are using it, and $3 except for the last two days The Field House gymnasium he said, errors drop to less than or other dosage form prescribed even_then, not for all patients, when the price will be $4, will be open from 7-11 p.m. Feb. one in 200, because of added for a patient at the UConn he said. He knew of only three A beerfest, sponsored by 9, and from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. control and pharmacist Health Center hospital is now other hospitals in New England Alpha Gamma Rho and Sigma Feb. 10. Brundage Pool will be surveillance. "It's virtually impossible to scheduled for administration, that arc using the system Chi, will be from 4 to 6 p.m. packaged individually in the completely. Two arc in and 8 p.m. to 1 a.m., Feb. 9 in Workshop held make a mistake with it," James Mermigos, pharmacist hospital's satellite pharmacies Massachusetts and the other is in the ROTC Hanger. and labeled for that patient. New Hampshire. Admission to the beerfest will on better world responsible for supervising the be 25 cents after 8 pjn. Beer system, said. "It's as close to will be 35 cents or three beers understanding zero defects as you can get." for a dollar. He said errors can take many Vigil to protest strike Saturday, Feb. 10, there will It will be Africa in the forms. A patient may get be several pancake breakfasts, morning and Asia after lunch someone else's drug, get the including one scheduled by Friday, the University of wrong drug entirely, get less or Stowe C at 11 a.m. The Stowe C Connecticut's School of more than he should, or get it at slated today in Hartford breakfast will feature five Education said in announcing a the wrong time. workshop entitled "Education Preventing error is especially HARTFORD (UPI) "Elderly Citizens Day" by Gov. To introduce for World Understanding." crucial, Mermigos said, because 12-hour-a-day vigil to dramatize Meskill. The workshop will be in the you to the of the potency and variety of the state's bus strike, which The governor's proclamation Hartford Seminary Foundation modern drugs. entered its 67th day, is said, "Our elderly citizens TE LATE SNOW and will be coordinated by Dr. He estimated that an average scheduled to begin at 9 a.m. deserve special recognition." WITH THIS AD Frank Stone, an associate 30-feed unit in a hospital may today outside the State Capitol, The elderly. Coll said, are AND $1.00 professor of foundations and stock as many as 120 different ■ "We may stay here until the among those most severe ly curriculum. drug forms at its nursing station strike ends," said Edward "Ned" affected by the bus strike, The project was started by the under the traditional system. Coll, the head of the because they depend on public You may ski from School of Education about 18 An average patient usually Hartford-based Revitalization transportation more than most 9:30 P.M. til 3 A.M. months ago and offers seminars receives seven to 12 different Corps, organizer and leader of people. and courses on teaching about medications a day, he said, while the vigil. Connecticut Co. buses have third world nations as well as those in intensive care units may Coll said he scheduled the been idle in Hartford, New- global problems and cultural receive as many as 20 a day. vigil's end tentatively for Haven and Stamford when diversity in Connecticut. Pierpaoli cited other Sunday, which was proclaimed drivers and mechanics struck in early November. Coll has a court appearance scheduled for next Monday stemming from an incident Jan. I 2 in which he was arrested on felony charges after trying unsuccessfully to meet with Meskill to discuss the Grad Party r- strike. Coll was .urested in the Capitol as Meskill left the building and scuffling ensued when Coll tried to reach him, but was blocked by two FRIDAY, FEB. 2 plainclothes detectives.

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Musicians wanted for Rock and Roll Kundalini Yogy classes will meet Husky Scuba Club—Weds., Jan. 31 at band. All Instruments considered. Female roommate wanted: Share apt. cities in Mexico every Wed. night at 7:30 p.m. In the 7:30p.m. in S.U. 103. Call 4 29-2 202, ask for Rich, Rm 210. at Wood Haven. 2 miles from Community House. Everyone Is campus. $60.00 per month (Includes MEXICO (UPI) - A violent welcome. '. Help CRISIS work for the return of DIAMOND ENGAGEMENT & utilities). Call 429-9479 evenings. earthquake destroying homes in ALL POWS/MIAS. Come and learn WEDDING RINGS 3,000 ring styles Girls—Angel Flight, service the facts Wed., Jan. 31 at 7P.M., SU at 50 percent discount to students, BACK BY POPULAR DEMAND. the Pacific Coast state of Colima organization. Meets Thursday 306. staff, & teachers. Buy direct from Breakfast - Brunch at Stowe C (South and shaking cities throughout 7:00p.m. ROTC Hanger. More Info, leading manufacturer and SAVE. 1/2 Campus). Every Sat., Sun: central Mexico. Several persons call Ann 429-6565 or Marty. Brock Hillel House Executive Board carat $179, 3/4 carat only $299. For 11:00A.M. to 1:00P.M. Full 1st floor. ^^ meeting at 7 p.m. on Wed., Jan. 31. catalog sent $.5 0 for postage and breakfast menu. were reported killed in Guzman handling to: Box 42, Fanwood, N.J. City.. Anyone Interested in forming a CONN PIRG (Connecticut Public 07023 (include name of school). Ski equipment for sale: All 195cm Radio Control Model Aircraft Club Interest Research Group) needs more Rossignol Strato AR with Marker A Mexico City amateur radio please contact David Brown at volunteers for petition drive to start Bindings New $205 Used $80. Olln operator, David Leberman, who 486-4506. An interest in this hobby Mon., Feb. 5. Please call De Sublease 2 bedroom apartment, In MK I New $155. Now $110. worked closely with authorities Is all you need to join. Girls are 429-0538, Mai 429-1403, Bart Ashford. Available May 14-Sept. 1. Rossignol ROC 550 New $200. Now welcome especially. 429-1686. Can pick up own lease. $140 $150. Spademan Bindings New $60. during Managua quake relief negotiable. Call after 5. 429-8298. Now $40. Relker Orbls G2 Boots operations in Nicaragua last Israeli dancing at Hillel Sun., Feb. 4 Let's all get together this Fri. night at Size 10 New $ 120. Used $50. Serious at 7 p.m. All new and interested Hawley Armory. Rogers A presents Dachshund AKC 9 weeks female last Inquiries only. Call 429-8116. month, relayed a report that at people please attend. Sunnyslope for a dance. Feb. 2 from of the litter, wormed, shots, paper least three persons were dead 8-1 2. trained, happy, healthy, mahogany For Sale-Low Prices 2 single beds, 4 Folk dancing tonite and every Wed. puppy. Call 429-3972. ___^ kitchen wood charls, 1 wood table. and 26 others injured. at Hawley Armory 9:30-1 lp.m. Come check out what Jesus is all Call after 4: 429-2894. The report came from a radio Everybody welcome; new dances about. Body Life, 8:30 p.m. Thurs., For Sale: 1971 Honda CB350, 5,000 SU306. operator with a mobile station in taught. miles, excellent condition, $650. Musicians needed: glutars. keyboard, Carole 486-4828 daytime or brass — professional experience and Guzman City, about 300 miles Gamma Sktma Sigma Sisterhood 429-9662 evenings. equipment a must, call 429-7570 or meeting Thurs., Feb. 1 In the SU, There will be a meeting of Phi U on northwest of the capital near the 742-9470. room 10 2. Wed. evening (Jan. 31) at 6:30 in the apparent epicenter of the quake. Home Ec Lounge. Attendance 1957 Chevy for sale. Excellent « ^ condition, $300 or best offer. Call TOTAL Concern needs people. If Mandatory. For Sale: furniture, stereo tape 429-8112. you're Interested-come to the decks, beds, T.V., lamps. Roommate meeting on Wed., Jan 31 st at 7pm In What's a coed fraternity? Interested? wanted or have apt available to rent. We're interested In you. Beta Sigma FOUND: Before vacation; car/house Commons 10 3. Call Hal 872-9614. Activities Gamma. Call 429-4453. keys by Towers Student Center, sweater and mittens Inside Towers For Sale-Turkish Puzzle Rings-Silver. Eckankar—"The Ancient Science of PING PONG Tournament. Fri., Feb. Student Center, men's watch In Cheapest price available. Make great Open Party at Kappa Kappa Gamma Soul Travel" discussion groups. 2, 7p.m. Registration at Field House. Towers parking lot. Inquire Towers gifts. Call 429-6737 or 429-5595. House Friday night, Feb. 2 at 9 Beginning soon. If interested call Players bring own paddles. Sponsored Student Center Office. o'clock. BYOB. House is located on Mark 429-4584. by International Student Association. Rt. 32, one mile from Rt. 195 In Wlllington across from the church on Hartford Tutorial has the kids, but Wllll Tutorial. Sat. program needs the left. Everyone is welcome. we need You to tutor! Please call Dee help. Crafts, sports, woodworking, 429-4508, Marie 429-1079, Sue etc. Meeting Wed. 7:30 SU 302, or Dance Dance at McMahon, Friday, Feb. 2, 429-8094. call 486-4811. 9-1 .featuring Cheeba. Featuring Students to organize CONN PIRG "To choose the Real, is to fulfill the Petition Drive Is being held Jan. Ideal of humanity." Sri Chlnmoy Storrs Draft Information Committee 31-Feb. 9. Stop, look, llsten-slgn up Meditation Group. Every Wed. and will offer advice and counseling and support CONN PIRG, you can't Thurs. 7 :00 pm S.U. 217. about your DRAFT PROBLEMS at afford not to. the Drop-In Center, 4 Gilbert Road, Discussion on the spiritual knowledge Storrs, on Wednesdays 2-5 and 7-9, CHEEBA of Guru MaharaJ Jl. Inner College by appt. phone 429-S900. Yggdraslt—The Drop-In Center—If you feel the need to talk, come see Traitor Wed. Jan. 31, 7:30p.m. All us-4 Gilbert Road, between South welcome. Mansfield Tutors—Tutorial begins for Campus and Humanities. old and new tutors on Thurs., Feb. 1. Shabbat Dinner every Fri. at 5:15 at Friday, Feb. 2 The buses leave South lot at 6 :30. 7:00p.m. Wed. evening SU 207 Hillel. All members welcome. For UConn Jazz Society:meetlng to reservations call 429-7061. Climb, Canoe, Cave, Hike, Snowshoe prepare for next week's Jazz Festival McMahon and Camp. Backrubs? Do It! UCONN at UConn. All interested persons are TOTAL Concern needs people. If Outing Club meeting SU 101 Wed. invited to come to meeting and Join you're Interested-come to the 7:30 society. meeting on Wed., Jan 31st at 7 pm In $.75 Commons 103. See Marlon Brando in "On the Willl Tutorial: Buses will run this Waterfront", an 8-Oscar wlnner-on week Tu. 2:00. W. 3:00, Th. 3:30 9P.M.—1A.M. Wed. Jan. 31 7:30 and 9:30p.m. in Pick up Su and Fine Arts on Rte. 195. COLLEGE the SUB. ■ oil PARKING 429-6061 (B.Y.O.B.) 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Classified and activities BOG presents Black Genesis, Mel Sales Help Wanted: Part time hours Female roommate wanted for For Sale: 1966 Mustang, Good notices should be directed to the Wlnkler's one man show In Black to fit your schedule. No investment. Ashford Apt. Approx $4S/month. running condition, needs body work. Experience. Monday. Jan. 29 at No delivery. Good pay. For details Call 429-4570 anytime. Call 429-5285 after 5 p.m. Daily Campus Business Office in 8:15p.m. In VOM. call Vicky it 423-6288. the Daily Campus Building on Lost-Red ten-speed bicycle with 2 LOST: pair of tortoise shell glasses Black Belt In Jiu Jitsu will exohange large baskets in rear. Last seen at Female wanted to relieve Satyrlasls. North Eagleville Road. Frl., vicinity of Koons and Library. private lessons for typing of PhD. Univ. Plaza. Wed. Jan. 24. Reward. Excellent wages. For more Deadline for notices is 1 pin. Call Sue at 429-7557. Dissertation. Gene: 742-9464 after 5 Call 487-1223 9-1 la.m. and 5-7p.m. Information, call 429-2403. Ask for the date before publication; p.m. Peter. Roommates wanted for summer. 2 Ride needed from Wethersfield every Thursday afternoon for bedroom apt. with swimming pool. SKI PATROL-Anyone interested in Mon. leavinq between 8:15-10a.m., Wanted, roommate, Wood haven, Monday's newspaper. Call 429-3836 for details. working toward NSPS Certification, and/or Frl. from Storrs 2-4 p.m. male. Rent negotiable. Call Tom or Call Recreation Office, Ext. 2837. Contact Joe Supp, Sprague Rm. 301. Ron 429-5819. Classified rates are: $1 per For sale, '6 3 TR-4 set up for SCCA day. $2.50/3 days and $3.50/5 racing. Engine: completely balanced, NEED A PICTURE? Majority Card, For sale: Magnavox stereo. Used one For Sale: 1965 Volkswagon, Body, 11 to 1 compression, TRANS: new Passport and Gift Pictures taken. Call year. Originally i 1 00.00 . now$S0.00 Interior, Engin, and Tires in excellent days limited to 20 words. There bearings, steel gaskets. TRAILER, 4 Noel at 423-6945 between 5:30 - Call 456-21 72. condition. Asking $475. Call John is a charge of 3 cents each mlnllltles, 8 tires, $1500. 259-3157. 6:30 p.m., Mon, Wed, and Thurs after 5:30p.m. 423-3173. additional word. / eves. Female roommate wanted FOUND: Portable Typewriter. In immediately. Easy walk to campus VACANCY: UCONN. Educational Activities must be limited to loading area behind Keller- Fenwlck- WANTED: Used flute In good from Carriage House Apts. $56/mo. Assistant in Bureau of Institutional 20 words. Activity notices more W»de- Hamilton In Towers. Inquire condition — call Lynda at 429-4354. plus utilities. Eves. 429-6053. Research. Grade and salary office at Towers Student Center, ext. Mornings. Keep trying.. negotiable. Minimum formal than one week in advance will 4742. 1963 VW Conv., almost new engine, requirements: B.A. or B.S., not be inserted. WANTED: 1 used fiddle — good body problems. $300 or best offer. preferably in an analytical field. Nylon Back pack with steel frame. condition. Call Rich 429-6441 -6th 642-7920. Duties: projections of enrollments, One year old. Only $10. 429-2781 floor, South staff, and costs. Analysis or Soprano recorder player Is looking ask for Bob. White Lightning Odd Jobs. Inc. enrollment trends and changes for other people to play music with. Experienced painting, moving, fruit therein, analysis of faculty work If interested call Harvey 429-9275. inter-Area Residents Hall Council: Fisher Superglass Competions, Office hours—Monday through tree pruning, odd Jobs. Forever assignments in relation to salary and Markers, 210, New $110; Blizzard Thursday, 1 to 4 p.m. telephone truckln'. Reasonable rates. Call Ed. fund sources. Preparation of other H & A Selmer Inc. Bundy, Alto 423-8769. statistical reports as required. For Saxophone. Excellent Condition. 205's with Nevadas $110; Koflach extension 486-2208 and office Competions 10 1/2, $40; Call Ed. interviews call 486-4239 before Phone 456-0557. location on the 4th floor, center 872-9614. stairwell of Hall Dorm. February 10, 1973. Kit ti. CABOODLE Ccnnecticuft Daly SALE

Blazers 40% off Outerwear Reduced 40% or interested in training for the Special Rack $10. items position of Business Manager 1973-74. Those interested $5 items should have a fundimental background in business *Buy one top at regular techniques, specifically Accounting. price get another If interested call for $1.00 429-9386 And ask for Don Waggaman The BOG Presents Earth, Wind, and Fire FEB. 9 and Mahavishnu Orchestra with John McLaughlin and Leo Kottke FEB. n Winter Weekend * TICKETS ON SALE TODAY $3/STUDENT — TWO TICKETS/I.D. AT ANJ. Page 12 Connecticut Daily Campus Wednesday, January 31, 1973 tajuJQH. Snow comes to Storrs Win at all costs by Bob Vacon In an era that condones 'big-time' college athletics, and condemns anv coaching philosophy besides the "win at all costs" approach, it's reassuring to hear of coaches who seem to remain above the turbulence. Pete McDevitt, UConn swimming coach, is such a coach. So is Dee Rowe, Husky basketball coach. So too, are the majority of coaches now at Connecticut. The University is a pleasant exception to the national epidemic that plagues athletic communities at campuses around the country. What makes so many of the Connecticut coaches reject what seems to be the normal style of coaching, in favor of the 'low-key' approach, which allows a student-athlete to have fun while he competes? Refused to Play Weston A Dee Rowe contributes his share when he refuses to play Al Weston in varsity competition until Rowe feels Weston is ready. In spite of growing pressure from fans and the press, Rowe did not abandon his convictions. Weston has had some personal problems, ** wm—mm including a death in his family, and, though this may come to a k Now if it can only keep snowing. Husky ski advocates are thinking this very thought, now that JSKY HILL is open. HUSKY HILL is none other t r„„;v° stusA&r. iLrbuS; s&z ™Innsbrook,™ P** Austria, .r site. of«*«»«.»-««•>«- the 1964 Winter Olympics. •■ ■*-* or <*-«**■.—- heisan individual, and R„„c irea., him like o„e_ ^ fe M J^J-, and until the .now, tec.de and make skiing iu/gemen" from Z'nS?pelspecvtHI t£j^7jSi t^J^*,*^ slope „„, be in use evety weekday afternoon from 3-5 p.m. and nightly

e P hey S P O n 7 lonto:. •S'LtSL?!!^the basketball court, and^l"Tj.?r end when they aS^step off. ' " " 0 » week"„T;.he slope wi» be ..0*1. fo, even lengthie, bout. Saturday between the hours o, 10 a.m.-5 p.m. and 7-9:30 p.m. and Sundays from 10 a.m.-5 p.m., HUSKY HILL will be open. (Photo Rowe did what he felt to be best for Weston as a person, and not what may have been most conducive to winning. By doing so, he by Wesley Thouin). incurred the wrath of the fans. But he may also have prevented Weston from going in over his head before he was able to swim. In the long run, this will not only help Al Weston develop as a person, Four teams to cure blahs but also as a basketball player. A Pete McDevitt also contributes his share to the athletic atmosphere at Connecticut. "You've got to lose sometime. When a by Dave Solomon Junior College has lost its finest still own a 8-6 ledger. The game team wins all the time, they don't learn anything, they gloss over the In case the midweek doldrums player to graduation-Jimmy will be broadcast live on WHUS mistakes they made, and gloat over the victory. I've got four of academics has started to set Foster-the Husky varsity cagers' (91.7 FM) beginning at 7:30 children, and the two oldest are swimmers. They lose all the time, in, the UConn athletic schedule top scorer and team leader. p.m. Howie Weinstein and Bill But there will come a time when they'll win. If they won all the is offering a relief for those Icemen on skid Walker will report the action. time, no one would be able to live with them," says McDevitt. suffers. Four teams (three The Hockey team is also in The varsity mermen expect to varsity and one sub-varsity) are action, as they travel to face rugged competition when Got to Lose Sometimes in action today fcaturing the Wesley an University. The icemen they visit Brown University During the semester break, the swimming team met some of the hockey, swimming, wrestling are presently suffering a beginning at 8 p.m. The most formidable teams in the country. They were defeated at every and sub-varsity basketball teams. mid-season slump. They have swimmers have captured 5 turn, but as McDevitt says, "they saw how far they had to go to be lost three of four meetings since consecutive New England respectable nationally." Asked if he felt that UConn would ever be Husky the semester break, including meets, with their closely fought able to compete in the same class as the nationally ranked teams, he Monday night's 4-2 loss to the win over Central Connecticut said, "no. It's always nice to be on top, to get the publicity, to weekday University of New Haven but last week their latest. know you're the best. But the teams we met on our southern trip were not the type of kids we have at UConn. They came, they swam, roundup and they left. It was a job to them. No, well never be at their level because they all offer scholarships Home contests Aft FASHION to prospective swimmers. I don't believe in scholarships. I don't The wrestling and MEN'S WEAR think that kids should be paid just to play sports. We go ahead with sub-basketball squads are at the kids we've got, and they're great. They swim because they want home, with the grapplers getting to swim " under way at 4 p.m. in the Field UNIVERSITY PLAZA RTE 195 MON.-THUR.SAT. House. The wrestlers are STORRS, CONN. 487-1220 10-6 'Connecticut a Notable Exception currently riding a two-game win Colleges and universities across the nation are playing freshman streak- *■} *»&*»*« of the athletes this year. Connecticut has been a notable exception in •f**0"' a"d hoPc J add the football, and other sports where coaches have only reluctantly, if Coastguardmen to the victory ever, played freshmen. Criticism has been leveled against the various s ""^ The sub-varsity basketball coaches, and in come instances, their refusal to play freshmen may team et Store Wide have cost them a victory. These coaches look upon their athletes as * « "ndemay later that total human beings, not just as athletes to be exploited in the =vemng. hosting Becker Junior College in an 8 p.m. start. The interests of winning. pups' are riding a six game Connecticut's name does not oftentimes appear as national power streak of their own, Clearance in any sport. But when it does, rest assured that it was accomplished ■ nav,n lost onlv tncir opener by a dedicated group of student-athletes who had fun doing it, not 8 , . * . . , r • i almost two months ago— against by hired pre-professional mercenaries. ...Yale. .Interestingly, . Becker Interestingly to 50%