The Daily Campus Serving the Storrs Community Since 1896 Vol. XCIII No. 45 The University of Connecticut Wednesday, November 8, 1989 First woman mayor elected in Bridgeport BRIDGEPORT (AP) - Re- over because they were upset publican Mary C. Moran upset with the city," Moran, the two-term Democratic incum- business manager of a real es- bent Thomas Bucci Tuesday tate agency, told cheering sup- night to become the first porters. woman mayor of the state's "I tried to bring a different largest city. kind of message to the voters, Unofficial returns showed that I was not a politician, that Moran with 15,897 votes to I was a housewife, a business- Bucci's 11,989, or 54 percent woman and a mother," Moran to 40 percent. Bucci conceded said. less than an hour after the polls Democrats outnumber Re- closed. publicans 3-1 in the city. Moran attributed her victory "I said a prayer before we left to anti-Bucci sentiment and the the house," Moran said. voters' desire for a fresh face in Moran's inaugural will be on City Hall. Monday and she will take of- "A lot of Democrats crossed fice the next day. ELECTION <89 Message is social conciliq^or\ Dinkins elected mayor NEW YORK (AP) — David Dinkins won the mayoral election Tuesday as the first black mayor of the nation's most popuious city, propelled by a multiracial coalition drawn to his message of social conciliation. Dinkins, the Manhattan borough president, defeated Republican Rudolph W. Giuliani with the support of black, Hispanic and liberal white voters who had enabled him to retire three-term incumbent Mayor Edward I. Koch in the Sept. 12 Democratic primary. With 95 percent of precincts reporting, Dinkinr had 864,249 votes, or 51 percent, to Giuliani's 808,110 votes, or 48 percent. Conservative and Right to Life candidates each had about 1 percent. The city's three network-owned television stations said their surveys of voters leaving polling places found nearly unanimous black support for Dinkins — more than 90 percent. Dinkins also won nearly a third of the white voters and more than seven in 10 Hispanics, the exit polls showed. -UPI Top: Douglas Wilder(l) won a close race for Virginia's governor. Recount to follow. Election das news conference. Bottom: Mayoral candidate David Dinkins and his wife pose after voting in New York. Dinkins defeated Rudolph Giulliani becoming the city's first black mayor. Bush vows to veto WASHINGTON (AP) — President Bush gave himself high grades Tuesday on the anniversary of his election, vowed to "veto Political turmoil in East Germany and exhort" until Congress approves his programs and brushed ^ BERLIN (AP) — The East aside criticism that he has responded too timidly to the awakening The 44-member cabinet, cal- More than 28,000 East Ger- of democracy in Eastern Europe. German government resigned led the Council of Ministers, mans have fled to West Ger- Tuesday, a victim of mass emi- resigned jointly, said govern- Bush, at a mid-morning news conference, also expressed fresh many through neighboring hope Iran would help win the release of American hostages in gration and pro-democracy tur- ment spokesman Wolfgang Czechoslovakia since Saturday moil, and pleas came from Meyer. The council, led by 75- Lebanon after a U.S. decision to release $567 million in frozen — they arrived Tuesday at the assets to Tehran. within the ruling Communist year-old Premier Willi Stoph, rate of 120 an hour. About Party for changes in its top implements policy made by the "I carry the fate of the hostages with me every single day," Bush 175,000, more than 1 percent said. He said he hoped the release of the Iranian funds would get ranks. Communist Party Politburo. of the population, have left the More than 100,000 people Stoph and several other "underbrush cleared out." country this year by legal or Separately, the State Department said that release of the money marched for democracy in five ministers are Politburo mem- illegal means. East German cities. bers. was not linked with the hostages in any way. The Council of Ministers Bush opened the Election Day news conference by saying his A Parliament committee re- "We appeal to the citizens will remain in office until jected a draft law allowing up who intend to leave our re- administration "has come together rapidly with good people and Parliament elects a new one, with good ideas and a quiet sense of purpose." to 30 days of travel abroad just public to reconsider their step Meyer said, but did not say a day after it was published, once more," the council said in Bush brushed aside criticism — most recently from former when that would occur. The President Jimmy Carter — that he has responded too cautiously to and said unrestricted travel a statement. "Our socialist party Central Committee was should be permitted. fatherland needs everyone." changes sweeping the Soviet Union, Poland, Hungary, East to meet Wednesday. Germany and elsewhere in Eastern Europe. Campout will round off hunger and homelessness week By Michelle Kay is to unify the campus in an Student creative writing reference to students who may Daily Campus Staff Two 55 gallon drums will be educational event and to pro- club members will read a poem not want to camp out for the used to contain campfires. The Students will be camping mote a charitable spirit at with a hunger and home- entire night. out on the Student Union Mall UConn," said Cheri Marks, drums are symbolic of home- lessness theme at 12:20 a.m. Campers should bring sleep- lessness because homeless peo- here Friday night for 12 hours UConnPIRG hunger and home- Saturday. The Undergraduate ing bags and cardboard boxes to ple keep warm by keeping fires to learn what it is like to be lessness intern. Student Government spon- sleep in, and guitars or har- hungry and homeless. Throughout die night, cam- in these kind of metal barrels, sored movie "Ironweed", star- monicas for the entertainment Marks said. The campout will be the pers will be entertained and ring Merryl Streep and Jack finale of Hunger and Home- breaks to the non-alcoholic The speeches and movies educated by guest speakers and Nicholson, will be shown at event, Marks said. Portable lessness Awareness week, two films. Speakers include will be conducted in the Puerto 1:00 a.m., and "Shelter for the restrooms will be available, Rican Latin American Cultural sponsored by UConn's Public U.S. Representative Bruce Homeless," sponsored by the and university police will Center if it rains. Interest Research Group. The Morrison (third district), Mel International Center, will be event begins at 8:00 p.m. on patrol the mall on occasion, At the end of the campout, King, founder of the Rainbow shown at 3:00 a.m. according to Marks. campers will be informed of Friday and will end 8 a.m. Coalition, UConn professors, "We encourage people to Saturday. Marks said 75 students have how to get direcdy involved in local religious leaders, and stop by just to hear the "The intent (of the campout) signed up to camp out, as of me fight against hunger and UConnPIRG employees. speakers," Marks said, in Monday. See page 4 Page 2 The Daily Campus, Wednesday, November 8, 1989 AROUND THE WORLD Kitty Dukakis afflicted with mysterious illness BOSTON (AP) — Kitty Dukakis underwent tests yesterday at a hospital, where she was taken by ambulance after complaining of sluggishness, a spokeswoman said. The wife of Gov. Michael S. Dukakis had suffered from the flu for three or four days before she was taken Monday night to Brigham and Women's Hospital, said the spokeswoman, Mindy Lubber. Mrs. Dukakis' hospitalizauon came almost exactly a year after her husband's White House defeat. "I don't know if it's flu-related. I know she was feeling groggy," Ms. Lubber said. "She's been feeling tired. Last night she was feeling particularly lethargic." Mrs. Dukakis underwent four weeks of treatment for alco- holism at a clinic after her husband's unsuccessful campaign. She revealed previously she was addicted to diet pills for years. She un- derwent neck surgery last year. Ms. Lubber said initial examinations did not indicate her ill- ness was drug- or alcohol-related Ms. Lubber would not say what the tests were or whether Mrs. Dukakis had been given a CAT scan as WNEV-TV reported yesterday. Student discusses life at Beijing university —UPI BEIJING (AP) — Mao Xinyu tries to lead a quiet life at a Soviet radicals participated yesterday in a counter-demonstration during the annual prestigious Beijing university despite being the grandson of Mao Revolution Day miliary parade in Moscow's Red Square. Tse-tung, the revolutionary founder of communist China. Mao Xinyu is the only child of Mao's second son, Mao An- qing, a retired Russian translator for the People's Liberation Army, Marchers in Moscow challenge and novelist Chen Raohua, who wrote under the pen name Shao Hua. Western and Chinese historians alike credit him with the authority of the Communist party H abortive "Great Leap Forward of 1958-59, a drive to increase pro- lice broke up a crowd of thou- "When all this is hanging duction that ultimately plunged China into widespread starvation MOSCOW (AP) - Anti-Communist marchers, sands of would-be protesters like a sword of Damocles over and poverty. He was also behind the disastrous 1966-76 Cultural and beat some of them. The us, it is very important we do Revolution, during which intellectuals and merchants were reviled, striking workers and clashes between police and protesters military part of the parade in not forget the main thing, that schools closed and Red Guards spouting Mao slogans went on a vied yesterday with a scaled- its capital, Kishinev, was can- this is the way we have chosen nationwide revolutionarv rampage. down military parade on Red celed to follow," he said, referring to Despite his interest in politics, Mao declines to discuss the Square as the Soviet Union In the Arctic city of the Greek legend in which a pro-democracy protests that rocked China this spring, other than to Vorkuta, striking coal miners sword was strung by a single say "of course" he did not participate in the marches and celebrated the 1917 Bolshevik joined the official celebration, Revolution. hair over the head of Damocles, demonstrations. but carried slogans demanding a royal attendant, to show the Even President Mikhail S. more independence and that the He does say, however, that vandals' splattering of the portrait Gorbachev tempered the Revo- precariousness of power. of Mao overlooking Tiananmen Square on May 23 "made me mad. government fulfill promises of lution Day festivities by say- better living and working con- Gorbachev said the Soviet It made all Chinese mad. It was just a couple of guys trying to at- ing the nation's economic tract attention." ditions. leadership has not yet been able problems hang like a "sword of to replace fully the administra- Mao attracts plenty of attention of his own, receiving bundles In some trouble spots, of unsolicited mail. Damocles over us." tive system of the past, and A column of about 5,000 such as the Caucasus republics "Ordinary people, students, intellectuals, they all write," he "thus there exists a loss, or a marchers paraded peacefully of Armenia and Georgia, state- weakening of control. Shall we says. "Mostly they're nostalgic about Chairman Mao. But a lot of through Moscow to challenge run media said traditional pa- them say they're very happy I've jone on to college." go back? That would be a mis- Communist Party authority, rades were canceled. Boris take, the greatest mistake." while a few miles away, Gor- Sokolov, an activist from the Art stolen from home bachev and other leaders cele- Baltic republic of Latvia, said a The anniversary marks the brated the 72nd anniversary of small group of people burned a day in 1917 when the Bolshe- of Picasso's relative the revolution reviewing the red Soviet flag in the center of viks under Lenin seized power NICE, France (AP) — Police said a security guard and three traditional show of military Riga, the capital. from a provisional government other people were held in custody yesterday in connection with the force. Gorbachev, interviewed by that had ruled for about eight theft of $17 million of art from the home of Pablo Picasso's Activists in the southwest Soviet TV atop Lenin's Mau- months after Czar Nicholas II granddaughter. republicmbhe of Moldavia said po- soleum in Red Square, ac- abdicated. None was charged and investigators released no names. All are current or former employees of Marina Picasso and worked at her French Riviera villa, including the guard who was out shopping for U.S. refuses to sign declaration bread Sunday morning at the time of the heist, police said. The four were interrogated Monday and will be questioned fur- concerning the greenhouse effect ther regarding the robbery of 13 works of art worth at least $17 NOORDWIJK, Nether- Environmental protection Climate Conference scheduledschedule* million, the officers said. lands (AP) — More than 60 agency, said the "distinction for late 1990, according to the Investigators identified the works only as seven paintings by nations yesterday urged the was between those countries nations' declaration. Pablo Picasso, one Brueghel, an Odilon Redon, three lesser-known world to stabilize by the year that want to commit Earlier, Japanese delegates 19th-century works and a bust by sculptor August Rodin. 2000 the emission of gases themselves to stabilization by said they were awaiting more Ms. Picasso was spending the weekend in Megeve when the blamed for the "greenhouse the year 2000 and those, scientific data on climate theft occurred in the Basse Californie section of Cannes. effect," over opposition from including the United States, change and on the economic the United States, the Soviet who are not prepared to say so effects of drastic measures to Union and Japan. at this time." curb the greenhouse effect, Most of the participants at On Monday, Reilly said, which is believed by some Weather the 68-nation conference on "We believe in a reduction of scientists to be the cause of a global warming adopted a carbon dioxide. But we're not slight warming of the earth's declaration saying that carbon prepared to say by what time atmosphere. Fair Friday through Sunday. Daytime highs in dioxide emissions should be and by what level." Some scientists fear the the mid 40s to mid 50s. Overnight lows in the stabilized within 10 years as a Reilly said the countries phenomenon could eventually mid 30s to mid 40s. first step toward fighting the should wail for completion of lead to the flooding of coastal pollution problem. studies by the areas and expansion of deserts. Environmentalists were Intergovernmental Panel on bitter about the refusal of the Climate Change, a forum Carbon dioxide is a major USPS129580000 United States, Soviet Union trying to find ways of reducing contributor to the greenhouse Second Class Postage paid al Siorrs. Conn. 06268. Published ai and Japan to sign the global warming. effect. In 1988, the United the Daily Campus, Box U-189. Monday through Friday 9/12- declaration. The level at which the States accounted for nearly 24 12/9. 1/26-5/5. "The conference is a total Telephone: 429-9384. emissions were to be stabilized percent of total world failure, and the United States will be set next year by the emissions of the gas, according Postmaster: Send I-'orm 3579 to The Daily Campus, 11 Dog and Japan have sabotaged it," Lane, Storrs, Conn. 06268. The Daily Campus is an associate U.N.-sponsored climate change to the Dutch Environment member of the Associated Press which is exclusively entitled 10 said Daniel Becker, an official panel, which is planning ; Ministry. Much carbon dioxide reprint material published within. of the Sierra Club. meeting in Washington in is produced by the burning of William K. Reilly, chief February, and the World fuels such as coal and gasoline. administrator of the U.S. The Daily Campus, Wednesday, November 8, 1989 page 3 iNewsi Militant student organization to regroup tonight By Charles M. Pickett sation of the education of racist academic racism in the Sunday, of white, black and Hispanic ing to work." The organiza- Daily Campus Staff theories and the elimination of Oct. 28, 1973 edition of the people. We will destroy them. tional meeting of UConn-'n- A meeting of the Interna- the Nazis and the Ku Klux New York Times. The half- We will remove them." CAR will be in room 411 of tional Committee Against Klan. page advertisement had over Schwartz said UConn-In- the Monteith building at 8:00 Racism will be held Wednesday The group began in 1973 in 1,200 signatures of academics CAR is reorganizing because p.m. evening with the purpose of response to a series of racist from UConn and around the "there are people who are will- reorganizing the dormant incidents on the UConn cam- world, condemning Jensenism UConn chapter of the militant pus, said Schwartz. Despite as "scientifically false and po- student activist group. being the founding chapter, the litically dangerous." Mansfield Democrats "We are not pacifists," said UConn committee dissolved in At a conference held held by Associate Professor of 1983 when student interest UConn CAR on Nov. 17, Molecular and Cell Biology 1973 in New York City, the sweep town elections dwindled. By Kristen Polacek Tobias L. Schwartz about the committee spread nationally to "I became really disappointed Daily Campus Staff UConn-founded organization other campuses. CAR also which is active internationally when it became dormant," said The Democrats swept the Mansfield town elections last night, Schwartz. Recent student widened their scope beyond retaining their six positions on the town council and allowing the and now based in New York campuses. City. interest spurred the organiza- Republicans to gain only two additional town positions from last tional meeting, he said. When the Ku Klux Klan year. Mayor George Hill received the highest number of Schwartz said members will staged a rally in Scotland, use physical courage or force InCAR is active at other votes,1626, of those running for Town Council. universities including Boston Conn., on Sept. 13, 1980, In- The Republicans won additional positions on the Board of when confronted. He said force CAR opposed the racist group by members may be used College, UCLA and New York Education and the Zoning and Planning Board. Steve J. Lofman University and internationally physically, said Schwartz. (R) was re-elected to a six-year term on the board. "There are two "depending what the situation The Klan, who was calls for." in England, Mexico and Hol- things I am working for, affordable housing for the people of land. organizing recruiting drives in Mansfield and the marginal amount of land being developed. I don't InCAR's objective is to the northeast corner of the eliminate all forms of racism, The anti-racist student ac- want the structure of the land to be changed for development," tivist group began at UConn as state, also distributed flyers on Lofman said. said Schwartz. The principals the UConn campus. The flyers of InCAR are international and the Committee Against Janet Ossen and Dolly H.R. Whitham , both Republicans, won Racism (CAR). said the rally was open "only seats on the Board of Education. Whitham, who is also a registrar multiracial unity, mass rank- to nice white folks and to the and-file membership and to be One of group's first issues said mat she is "concerned about bus safety and hope to install bus media," and instructed attendees an action-orientated organiza- was the resurgence of academic monitors. I also want to introduce students to foreign languages at to 'Come early! Bring any tion which includes militant racism, specifically Jensenism. an earlier age." Dr. Arthur Jensen, who CAR guns, knives, clubs etc in your Democrat Fred A. Cazel, who retained his scat on the Town action as well as educational car or on your person.' activities in efforts to combat says started genetic racism, Council, commented on the Democrats overwhelming victory ."As Schwartz, who was then a racism. produced a theory that "the Democrats we don't assume we will win but we have the advantage national co-chairman of In- The Anti-Racist Bill of number of intelligence genes so we try to get all the Democrats out to vote. The Republicans CAR, said in a Hartford Rights, as listed in the organi- seems to be lower, overall, in tried to create a number of issues but I don't think it helped them," the black population than in Courant article run on Sept. Cazel said. zation's magazine Arrow, in- 14, 1980, "They can arm cludes items like the restora- the white." In addition, the town overwhelmingly approved a referendum to UConn CAR produced and themselves to the teeth, but we appropriate $390,000 to repair the Coventry Road/ Depot Road tion of health care, education have stronger arms—the hands and welfare subsidies, the ces- published a resolution against bridge by a margin of 1645 to 596.

Imagine Imagine a state law that forces pregnant teenagers to tell their parents if they want an abortion, even in families plagued by physical violence and sexual abuse.

Imagine a state law that drives pregnant teenagers away from safe, confidential medical care.

Imagine a state law that makes abortion impossible for many pregnant girls and forces them into teenage motherhood.

Imagine a state law that devastates the future of young women by stunting their education and career opportunities. Stop imagining

If you smoke 4,000 hours a year, stopping far 24 won't kill you.

In fact, it might save your life. All you have to do is join millions of other Americans and give up smoking for a day. Because if you can quit for a day, you can quit for life. For more information, Parental consent or notification statute enforced call 1-800-ACS-2345. Parental consent or notification statute enjoined [s\N\sN Parental consent or notification statute not generally enforced JoinThe Great American Smokeout, NwemberKx These laws are real. Jar The American Civil Liberties Union fights laws that violate a teenager's right to privacy and equality - laws that violate a teenager's right to choose between childbirth and abortion. Imagine the difference we can make with your help. Write us. ACLU Reproductive Freedom Project, 132 West 43rd Street, New York, NY 10036 The Daily Campus, Wednesday, November 8, 1989 page 4 ;New Demonstration for homeless to be held on Friday

From front page in the Student Union lobby on conducted at the next Amnesty drop-off point for food, clothes, drive, he said. Students will homelessness, according to Monday and Tuesday about International meeting at 7 p.m. and bedding for the homeless, bring toothbrushes and other Marits. hunger and homelessncss, in Student Union room 214, according to Marks. toiletries to be given to the UConn students are the "Florida's Homelessness" and said student president Catherine At Hillel Student Council's homeless, Halfon said. leaders of tomorrow, Marks "From Backwoods to Back- Harting. Marks said students Friday dinner, students will Halfon will speak at the said. "And we can make a streets". will take sample letters to use have a light snack in place of campout to raise people's con- difference. (This week) is one Students in Northwest cam- as a model to write their own the regular meal, said Rabbi sciousness about hunger and way to promote this spirit," pus, Towers, South and West letters to state representatives Moshe Half on, director. homelessness. Halfon said he she said. Campus are participating in demanding legislation that pro- The full amount of five will tell students that it's a Hunger and Homelcssness "miss a meal" this week, in vides housing for homeless and dollars for non-members and responsibility to tell the Awareness week officially which students will skip dinner urges representatives to take a four dollars for members will government to do more to began last Saturday night in and donate two dollars off of look at the issue. be charged and will go to eradicate these problems, he the R.O.T.C. hangar when each of their validinc cards to McMahon Hall is also UConnPIRG's food drive, said. People shouldn't help the Pan-Hellenic Council held a collecting food, and selling T- according to Halfon. Hillel hungry and homeless because party from 10 p.m. to 4 a.m. various soup kitchens and shirts, Marks said. A percentage will match every dollar raised it's nice, Halfon said, they Canned food was collected at homeless shelters, according to of the money earned from the with part of its budget money, should do it because it is our the party, also, according to Jason Courtmanche, hunger sales will be donated to the and will donate that to the responsibility. Gwendolyn Busch, president. and homelessncss intern at drive, she said. Busch said the council will UConnPIRG. In addition. Towers dormi- have a box in the Student McConaughy Hall will be tory complex and Sigma Union lobby this week for collecting canned food and old Alpha Epsilon are having Man in stable condition students to drop off canned clothing at the A&P today canned food drives, the Puerto food, Busch said. from 1:00 to 5:00 p.m. Rican Latin American Cultural after fall from Arjona The Student Union Board of according to Marks. Center is collecting food and By Angi Carter Governors showed two movies A letter-writing drive will be clothing, and Alpha Phi Daily Campus Siaff Omega will help out by trans- A maintenance worker who fell from the west wing roof of porting the food and clothing Arjona last Tuesday is in stable condition at Hartford Hospital after collected to shelters and soup being admitted with multiple injuries, said a hospital spokesperson type kitchens, Marks said. who refused to be identified. Thursday, from 12:00 to 3 Bud L Hinkle, Jr., an employee of the Norwich-based F.W. Copy & Word Processing, Inc. Brown Co., fell while repairing overhangs on the building's roof. OPEN p.m.. Alpha Phi Omega's Safe MON.-FRi. 8:30-5:30 UConn Business Block Rides van will be outside the Sgt. Alain F. Ferriere of the UConn police department said the SAT. 9.00-1:00 Rt. 195 4 Dog Lane Student Union to serve as ? accident is still under investigation. ^^^ 437-1794 Storrs, CT oARta Thesis Quality STMHOUSE Advertise monDAY niGHTs .~.'.V. DOLLAR DRAFT DIGHT ALL FlIGHT LOnG in the FOOTBALL TUESDAY niGHTS classifieds DAWSON FLORIST FIVE DOLLAR SPECIAL (TILL 10:00) 250 Pleasant St. Wlllimantic, CT 8oz BURGERS W/FRIES G COROnfl BEER 423-2535 OPEIl EVERY niGHT LUnCH SERVED mon-FRI Looking for something different in video movies? TOP QUALITY LONG STEM ROSES $12.50 dozen Video Visions offers the finest selection of VIDEO video rental movies in the area - featuring over 5.800 titles to choose from!

CASH. MC, or VISA DAILY DELIVERIES TO UCONN FOREIGN MOVIES-CULT FILMS- NOSTALGIA CLASSICS-FINE ART Microsoft's academic FILMS- NEWEST RELEASES and more... pricing means one thing. Smart buys. VIDEO VISIONS OF STORRS Holiday Mall-Rt. 195, Storrs 429-1434 Whether you need to write a properly spelled paper, chart your personal finances, keep track of a research database, (Next loWillards) succeed in a programming class, or develop a resume that will get you an interview, Microsoft has a smart buy for Monday-Friday 10 to 8, Saturdays 10 to *>, Sundays I2p.m.-6p.iii. you. With Microsoft®academic priced products, you get fully functional, complete software at educational pricing. And it's the same Microsoft software An award-winning documentary that takes a cross-cultural perspective you'll use out in the professional on this important social issue. This film shows how abortion world, with the same support and transcends race, religion aqnd social class and encourages update privileges. Come in and us to go beyond our own beliefs for or against abortion. sec these superb Microsoft products today! Microsoft

Microsoft Word Academic Hdilion for IBM. .$135.00 For Macintosh. .$120.00 Microsoft Excel Academic Edition for IBM . .$189.00 For Macintosh . $189.00 STORIES FROM NORTH AND SOUTH Microsoft Works Academic Edition for IBM .. $79.95 For Macintosh . .$129.00 WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 8 1254 Storrs Road (Rte. 195) 12:00 AND 7:00 P.M. The Marketplace Storrs, CT. ROOM P108, HOMER BABBIDGE LIBRARY Monday-Saturday ir at 'nrm TTTT^SI H m*A it PS ui» --J ■■•"ii Discussion to follow 9:30 am-530 p.m. 486-5756 Co-Sponsored by the Women's Center Women's Studies, and UConn Co-op's Campus Lifestyle Store Student Mental Health Services

Mnm*ift ar*J thr M*nr*>fl JW

Do you want to learn ■■ a language? CB Huskies Why not study abroad? Chinese Japanese TONIGHT IS French Polish PREFERRED CUST German Portugese IE Hebrew Spanish NIGHT! e Italian Swedish s 50 \ Remember, the world is still $4.00 Busch Pitchers* l(\ '.rJgZ. RR the greatest classroom of all. %w/ANY Preferred Customer Card Kj^BWdiii ^g For further information, visit the 1*1 "Preferred Customer Cards T'REFERW^ CUSTOMER ■5STUDY ABROAD OFFICE, Rm. 301 Available at the Door E?Wood Hall, or call 486-5022-TODAY SPECIALS EVERY NIGHT FROM 7-9:30 Tis the season to be.., ...well informed GAY-STRAIGHT RAP ...aware ...tolerant of differences * A drop-in discussion group on In the new campus spirit of coming out and gay issues. cultural diversity, HILLEL students, staff and guests are offering open dorm * Wednesdays, 7:00 p.m. discussions on Jewish life by invitation of RA's at:

11/8 6:30 p.m. Hale Lounge (Interfaith) * Health Services ground floor 7:00 p.m. Eddy Hall 11/13 5:45 p.m. Jefferson conference room (ring bell on 11/14 5:00 p.m. Trumbull (Interfaith) 11/20 6:30 p.m. Hale (Rabbi Halfon) west end toward fire house) Interested in a program? Call 429-9007 * For info, call 486-4705 page 6 The Daily Campus, Wednesday, November 8, 1989 iNewsi Roundtable favors waitine Committee seeks artist to paint Ideas for English 105 new mural in Student Union are further discussed By Robert Wo/niak tential artists and will be ac- amount of time to look at By Reginald Garuti Campus Correspondent cepting submissions from portfolios and complete the A committee consisting of artists for review before choos- painting, it will take at least a Daily Campus Staff year," Hilger said. A resolution which favored tabling the University Senate's faculty and students is search- ing the work that best repre- ing for an artist to replace the sents the diversity of UConn. The committee met for the Curricula and Courses Committee recommendation to incorporate mural on the north side of the Hilger expects the process of first time last week to establish issues of cultural diversity into English 105 until a later time Student Union lobby with an finding an artist and complet- guidelines on what type of art- circulated at last night's Roundtable meeting. artwork that they feel best rep- ing the artwork to be a time- work would be appropriate for The Roundtable is an Undergraduate Student Government the mural. subcommittee formed to work toward a lasting cultural awareness resents the diversity of culture consuming process. "With the program at the university. and race at UConn. Joy Stoop, USG vice president and Roundtable chairperson, said The project began last year that the Roundtable is an appropriate voice of student opinion and, when people began comment- since it represents the views of concerned student groups, its input ing about the antiquated nature is necessary. of the murals, which were "It would be extremely hasty and irresponsible for them (the made nearly thirty years ago, Curricula and Course Committee) to overlook that," she said. said Florinda Hilger, a SUBOG member and chairperson of the The Senate committee decided on Oct. 25 to recommend the changes in English 105 to the Senate. The Senate meets next on committee.. The murals por- Nov. 13. tray several white students The Roundtable reached a consensus that the recommendation farming and enjoying the rural should be tabled until March because it needs time to complete its UConn campus. investigation and formulate its recommendations, Stoop said. She "People were saying 'why emphasized that the Roundtable was not necessarily opposed to the don't we do something with these murals which are outdated restructuring of English 105, but there was little reason not to and outmoded'," Hilger said. table the Curricula and Courses Committee recommendation until March. The mural on the south side of "The only risk is that it (a restructured English 105) won't be the lobby is being kept for instituted by fall," she said. historical purposes. The committee plans to ad- '.J. Gunther/ The Daily Campus However, Stoop said, the English 105 restructuring would be vertise around the state for po- opposed "if we are unable to table the motion until March." This painting in the Student Union will be replaced once an artist is found to paint a new one. International Committee Against Racism Do you want to go back to your ANTI-RACIST YOUTH CONVENTION • Asian • Latin • Black • White • .<*-^" High School as a representative of / Police news A CHICAGO, ILLINOIS •Peter Curto, 21. of 54-1 Hope the University of Connecticut? St, Stamford was arrested _ , Sat. Nov. 25, 1989 —NCA <.^INCAR/mBuses wlu leave from ConnecticutV V Monday on the charge of If so. please contact the Admissions round trip: $25 disorderly conduct and released INCAR ORGANIZING MEETING: on a written promise to appear in office at 486-3137. and ask for the court. T0EfG7Sr? IX* CaU 456-1695 Husky Ambassador Program I MontlcthRm. 411 BUILD AN ANTI-RACIST ARMY HELP IAUNCH YOUTH INCAR! "SflVEOnELIFE.ITISflSIF YOU HAVE SAVED THE WHOLE WORLD" PRO-CHOICE!!! -Talmud Sanhedrin Join Hillel Student Council which joins ConnPlRG's Hunger and Homelessness NATIONAL RALLY TO cflmp-ouT CHmpfliGn KEEP ABORTION LEGAL Bring food and toiletry donations to SUNDAY NOV. 12 HILLEL by Friday Nou. 10 CO This Fridays Shabbat dinner is a WASHINGTON, DC light dairy snack.... JOIN OTHER UCONN STUDENTS- ....proceeds to be matched by Hillel Foundation and donated to shelters. ROUNDTRIP BUSES AVAILABLE FROM UCONN, 54 n. Eagleville RD. 129-9007 CONTACT THE WOMEN'S CENTER 486-4738 FOR TICKETS AND INFORMATION UCONN SKI CLUB "PRESENTS" • SPONSORSHIPS ARE AVAILABLE •

JAN 14-19 NOVICE THRU ADVANCED SKIERS WELCOME! Our package includes 5 nights condominium lodging, 5 day lift ticket good for all lifts at Next meeting Tuesday Nov 7 Mount Mansfield and Big Spruce. 7 p.m. Gentry 221 Price is based on maKimum occupancy. Price: $240 per person. $75 non-refundable deposit required to make a reservation. Paid for by UConn NOW Deposit due by 11 /15/89 CALL THE SKI CLUB AT 486-0713 The Daily Campus, Wednesday, November 8, 198.9 ArtSi page 7 Cab Calloway and Hartford Pops catch audience By Karen Haas Taking from his wide musi- This may sound corny to some the horn and percussion sec- from Gershwin, Copland, and Daily Campus Staff cal experiences, Calloway sang people, but it has to be appre- tions. Bennett. It's a most amusing specta- some oldie's, but took most of ciated, coming from a man Opening the "Pavillion The best the orchestra played cle to behold an 82-year-old his material from his films and who admits before hundreds of Night at the Pops," Phillips in terms of the zealousness as- distinguished performer, dressed Broadway show tunes. Among people that "...on Christmas led the orchestra through sev- sociated with pops and jazz in a brilliantly white full the best numbers of the day, I'll be 82." eral symphonic jazz pieces. music were a set of dances tuxedo, waggling his hips on evening, some of which were As he closed his act, Cal- The orchestra was polished and from Leonard Bernstein's sym- the stage of The Bushnell; be- seen to bring moist glints of loway had the audience both smooth as they played pieces phonic suite, "On the Town." hind him the Hartford Sym- nostalgia to audience members' singing and clapping when he phony Orchestra, before him a eyes, were his famous rendi- let loose "Minnie the full audience of the educated tions of Porgy and Bess's "It Moocher," a classic from "The THE

This 3-credit course will prepare students to present health education programs in university residence halls Ladies' 100% Virgin Wool and other campus locations. Theoretical models and group workshop activities will be the focal points of the class. Topics will include AIDS, addictions and dependencies, sexually transmitted diseases, nutrition and fitness and other health related issues. Emphasis Scarves will be placed on the development of peer education skills as well as a basic background of the profession of health education. Students will be required to prepare Hand Painted! at least one educational workshop to be presented in both the classroom and in a residence hall.

A beautiful selection This course offers students majoring in allied health professions, education, pre-med, nutritional sciences, of patterns and colors sports and leisure studies, nursing, psychology, sociology, family studies and pharmacy an ideal to choose from. opportunity to gain health education experience. For more specific information regarding course content, please call the Health Education Office of Student Health Services at 486-0772 or 486-0792. Bring class registration card to room 204-B of Health Services for $12.95 instructor consent. Class enrollment is limited.

Mon. -Wed. and Fri. 8:30-5:00 'Spring Semester 1990 Thurs. 8:30-8:00 Sat. 10:00-5:00 UConn Co-op not listed in course catalog *¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥ * * ^ * * & * * *o& Huskies * * Fine Food and Drink * *otoi presents Q *fi^"2T«^ * *Tt entertainer * ^4&?5 * TONIGHT! * * MIKE O NEIL * AS SEEN ON THE CAPE AT PUFFERBELLYS! * * Come, Join in the Fun!! * •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••a-*** The Daily Campus Tom Bohler Page Wednessday, November 8. 1989 Since 1896 OrinLcvy Editor in Chief Charles M. Picket* Leanne Adams Debate; a spoken challenge Executive Editor Business Manager Joining the UConn Debate team. One team assumes the world safe for hypocrisy of this Club was my ticket to full-tilt, role of the government (i.e. sort, debating hones speaking Shawn Cochran Lisa Spooner rabble-rousing fun. Our debate proposing based on a given skills and forces a systematic Managing Editor Managing Editor at Harvard last weekend was resolution) and the other team, approach to problems. evidence that debating is far the opposition, must counter Rhetoric and ideology may win Kim Rozdilski Lisa Fay from being a rarefied activity this proposition. There is also presidential campaigns, but Ad Manager Senior Writer limited to Ivy League schools. a concurrent public speaking they don't win debates. We disembarked from Hugo competition. Individuals The Harvard Debate Final Assistant Managing Editors Baker's Camaro S.S., complete essentially embark on comedic pitted Princeton against Yale. Julie A. Linden Lee Condon with fuzzy dice and 8-track, routines from a subject The government, Princeton, News Arts eager to defend the honor and announced dirccUy beforehand. proposed having a "gay jeans integrity of our fine The team of Hugo Baker and day" on a fictional campus. Catherine Keating Kevin Fraser institution, the crown jewel of myself drew government in the On this day people would show Sports Photography the Connecticut higher first round. We proposed a 1- their support for gay rights by educational system. Besides 900 number by which the wearing jeans. The arguments Maryland, UConn is the only public could decide the fate of exploring the nature of state school competing on the death row inmates after hearing homophobia and the best American Parliamentary Debate a ten minute televised appeal. means to curb campus High speed fun Association's New England Hugo's logic was impeccable intolerance without excessively Traveling between Vernon and Hartford circuit as he related lack on interest in polarizing the college on 1-84 can either be a pleasure or a The fact that we arc amidst the histories of Herodotus to community were superior to such esteemed company docs T.V. programming designed by anything I've heard anywhere. damnation depending on how you view the nothing to dampen the stodgy bureaucrats with Yale narrowly won. new high-occupancy lane (HOV). The lane, indomitable Husky spirit. We "bloated entrails." We smoked Sports may be the common which opened on Sept. 26, is a 10 mile are not impressed by Brown on that one. denominator for campus life in stretch of highway that was designed to intellectual aerobics nor Debating is peculiar since the United States, but in the speed commuter traffic into downtown susceptible to monetary one is never sure of the case British Isles the debate society advances from lesser skilled from match to match. One is the hub of attention. It's no Hartford. The Department of brethren in the art of dialectics. can, and we often do, offer wonder. With absorbing Transportation's theory was that the lane, Nonetheless, we envy these nonsensical arguments that are argument, rollicking humor, restricted to motorcycles and vehicles with institutions for their full-time diametrically opposed to little danger of physical injury, more than three passengers, would ease coaches (we arc entirely self- anything we believe in or are and no demand for multi- congestion and promote car pooling. Pretty taught), financial support, and impossible to implement. We million dollar concrete arenas nice in theory, however, it all but dies in the interest debate generates on lost to Cornell when we based on Tupperware designs, campus. proposed replacing our national debate is civilized conflict. practice. Tournaments comprise of symbol, the bald eagle, with Tom Bohler is a Daily First, the lane ends Just before the 1-91 five debates per two member the cactus. Despite making the Campus columnist turn off. Anyone who travels this road on a regular basis is familiar with the fact that George Will that is exactly where the traffic jams begin. This was true even prior to construction of the HOV. Second, since one cannot legally Miss Manners does know it all travel any faster than the posted speed WASHINGTON-Riiiiiiiinnng. Riiiiiiiinnng. would freeze claret or wilt lettuce, and vows not limits, the purpose of this lane is further Riiiiiiiinnng. Click. "Hi, it's me, I called to to let up until everyone is behaving. reduced to Just another lane. Third, there say Miss Manners has just published"-thock- "Ah," she says, "the adventure of modern is a single highway entrance to the lane "Sorry, that's my 'call waiting,' let me put you living: So many interesting questions." Indeed. on hold for just a second." We live in a statistically improbable moment, around exit 64 and no other place where Pause. More pause. Still more pause. when divorces seem to outnumber marriages and, cars can either enter or depart. There is "I'm back. Now where was I? Oh yes. Miss as she delicately observes, "Weddings are held at also an entrance straight into the HOV Manners says..." what we shall ever so gently call a later state of from Buckland street in Manchester. Aside Miss Manners is, yet again, dismayed. courtship." It is an interesting question. How from this, there is no other access. Having spent a lifetime writing bulletins from docs one properly refer to a person of the the front lines in the unending etiquette war, she opposite sex sharing living quarters? POSSLC Since the lane opened, the state police has had so many searing experiences it is well- does not have enough vowels to denote anything have averaged about 40 tickets per day for nigh impossible to flabbergast her, but other than a small railway junction in Wales. illegally using the HOV. That comes to flabbergasted she is by call-waiting. How about houscholdmate? Paraspouse? about 1680 tickets at a day at a base price That is the latest wrinkle in telephone Pliance? (Rhymes with fiance. Derives from of $58 a ticket. Of course, other infractions annoyances. It is a system by which the "persons living in a noncommitted telephone, while in use, makes a peremptory environment.") aside from an illegal number of persons in noise-thock!-telling the users that a third party Miss Manners stands at Armageddon and a vehicle cost more. It does not take an wants the attention of the party who owns the battles against people practicing therapeutic economics major to figure out that the telephone equipped with call-waiting. That rudeness. She increasingly hears idealism state is making a pretty good sum from misguided person wou!d not have installed it invoked as an excuse for bad manners, as in the these summons. were he or she not prepared to commit the all-purpose, self-flattering explanation that, "I The road has not caught on too swiftly impoliteness of receiving such incoming calls on am too free a spirit to..." (You name the social a "last-come, first-served basis" thereby convention: Wear socks, write thank-you notes, with the traveling public either. Of the reversing the sensible order of precedence. eat what is put in front of you.) estimated 123,000 cars that travel East on Miss Manners says call-waiting "is like a child To all those shouting "Oh, wow! Freedom!" 1-84 each day, only an estimated two screaming for attention while one is on the she says "Nice try. Now get a grip." And she percent actually use the HOV. There are no telephone." It is the second-worst idea, so far, asks, "What about when society is right? That figures available on how many of the two from the world of telephones. (It is impossible docs happen occasionally." to write, in language suitable for a family Sincerity (as in, "Don't you think the fur in percent are illegal travelers. This could be newspaper about the practice of playing music at your coat looked better on the animal?") is no accounted for in that the lane is new and people whose calls have been put on hold. Being excuse for being offensive and neither is "caring," motorists are just beginning to get used to on hold is tolerable; one can daydream,, write or even truthfulness. Okay, it is true that I the idea. letters, read novels. But being on hold with should not have ordered the fried mozzarclla Barbra Streisand singing "Pccc-pul, Peee-pul slicks to go with my steak-and-chccsc sub. But The inclination to start car pooling could who need peee-pul..."? Intolerable.) be a little less caring please, about my be a slow one. It is difficult enough to get These are subjects for Miss Manners' severities cholesterol level. As Miss Manners' says, "Cut people to engage in measures of in her latest canonical publication, "Miss out all this helpfulness, right now." conservation with out adding both the Manners' Guide for the Turn-of-lhc-Millcnnium." She is almost comprehensive about what we morning grouch factor with a sincere lack To people who practice the instant intimacy she must do what it would be nice to do and what it of desire to get up any earlier than is so rightly deplores ("Nowadays, if someone said, would be unforgivable to do or fail to do. 'Call me Ishmacl,' few people would. Strangers However, the lacuna in her system concerns absolutely necessary to make car pooling would say, 'How y'doing, Ish?'"), Miss Manners another device which, like the telephone, is work. is known as Judith Martin, the columnist. ubiquitous: the automobile. There are no sure fire solutions to To those of us who sit at her feet for guidance, I know, I know: The basic challenge of making this lane work as it was intended she is the tutor who alternatively purses her lips manners is to be exposed to the bad manners of too. More emphasis could be placed on a and clucks her tongue (she might be able to do others without imitating them. But please, Miss both, simultaneously) as she peers, with Manners, tell us it is permissible to speak total package of conservation that would eyebrows arched and head tilted back sufficiently sharply to, if not strafe, drivers who sit in the include car pooling. Until such a time to elevate her nose for an editorial sniff, through left-turn lane at a red light and when the light where an advertising campaign can be both her lorgnette at the stricken field of modern turns green edge into the intersection and only mounted and afforded. Connecticut tax manners. Determined not to let society seek its then, when we already know, use their turn payers are stuck with a useless 10 mile own level, she fixes upon offenders a glare that signals. stretch of tarmac. George Will is a syndicated columnist The Daily Campus, Wednesday, November 8, 1989 page 9 ommentary/Letters Colman McCarthy— Fight song does the desired job SOUTH BEND, Ind.—What gives Notre Dame football? When the fighting Irish fight—as they did when punching Southern Cal players in a prc-game brawl on a recent Saturday—Coach Lou Holtz announced he would resign if it happened again. The kids ought to ask him to quit now, for duplicity. Notre Dame football players are enswamped with the glories of fighting. They dash onto and off the field to the Notre Dame fight song. The university mascot is a grecn-garbed leprechaun. On everything from beet mugs to letterheads, he is depicted with fists cocked. Holtz's new book is "The Fighting Spirit: a Championship Season at Notre Dame." When these messages of belligerence are carried out—be the Fighting Irish, not the Hugging Irish nor the Smiling Irish—why the gasps of shock? To be here when the Notre Dame football team is the national champion, and is on a roll again this year, is to witness a school high-fiving itself into a euphoria that borders on the screwy. It ought to be enough to ascribe the current winning streak to a mix of talent, lucky bounces and bumbling opponents, exactly what accounts for the periodic rises in football fortunes at other schools. Not at Notre Dame. Such old couches as Knule Rockne—winner of six national titles form 1918 to 1930 and mentor of the original Gippcr—receive veneration usually reserved for saints. Losing Notre Dame coaches find themselves caught between a Rockne and a hard place. "The ultimate source of Rockne's energy and capacity was his faith," rhapsodizes Edward W. "Moose" Krausc, who retired in <£)lir\ TWtfCrt*** >Mty^ 1982 after 45 years as Notre Dame's athletic director. "I can say without embarrassment that, at its base, the special spirity of Notre Dame is religious. It is firmly and deeply rooted in the spirity of Letter to the Editor the gospels in the life and work of Jesus Christ....Anyone who has deeply lived the Notre Dame spirity and mystique instinctively thinks when he hears the words of "The Victory March," beyond Join a campaign against hunger the Saturday football victories to the larger, more serious Easter With the Thanksgiving clothing, soap, shampoo, up of speakers. From 8 p.m. victory of Jesus and our call to share its mysteries. And because we holiday rapidly approaching, toothpaste, bedding, etc. to any to midnight we will be hearing never give up, 'what though the odds b'great or small,' Notre everyone should take the time one of the many drives going form an array of orators. Dame and her loyal sons and daughters will go on marching to the to not only give thanks for on. For the most convenience. Among them arc Stale final victory....It is a spiritual victory over all that would defeat or what they have but to also Alpha Psi Omega will have a Representative Bruce Morrison, demean us....It is one of the lessons I first learned on the practice remember that every day 20 van outside of the Student Mel King of the Rainbow field from Coach Rockne." million people go hungry in Union between noon and three coalition, professors Ken That clears it up. Notre Dame football—like football everyplace the United States alone. This p.m. on Wednesday and Ncubcck from the Sociology else, an exercise in which 11 bodies are set to crashing and bashing is approximately one tenth of Thursday specifically for the Dcpt., Bob Luystcr form the into 11 other bodies—is not sports. It's theology, with players our population. collection of all donations. Philosophy Dcpt., and Ken carrying out the missionary work of the Lord. Pre-game prayers, a Keeping our own advantages Many dorms arc doing similar Haddcn from the School of team priest on the sidelines and making the sign of the cross after in mind and recognizing the collections. Agriculture and Natural touchdowns are liturgies special to Notre Dame. Win one for the misfortune of millions of Likewise, the dorm councils Resources, and representatives Gipper. Jesus, too. others, we all should take the from West Campus, Frats, from the Puerto Rican/Latin Only the rare campus apostate knocks the divinity of the time to help alleviate the Towers and South are American Cultural Center and school's football program. During the season, alums show up for suffering of the hungry and sponsoring Miss a Meals. the African-American Cultural prc-game tailgate parties that fill every available parking lot homeless. Most importantly, on Friday Center, to name just a few. surrounding the Notre Dame stadium. Alcohol flows as if it were ConnPirg urges everyone on night, beginning at 8 p.m. and Bring sleeping bags and sacramental wine. By kickoff, a tanked-up capacity crowd is ready campus to involve themselves lasting until 8 a.m. Saturday, acoustic instruments. for Bud-and-guts football. in the National student Conn PIRG is sponsoring a Please help out those in need If a benefit can be found in any of this, it's that the big money Campaign Against Hunger and Camp-Out for Hunger and this Thanksgiving and come to and hot competition of collegiate football have not assaulted Homclcssncss, Monday, Homclcssncss. the camp-out for enjoyment academic integrity. Notre Dame's graduation rate for football November 6 to Friday, Activities range from and, more importantly, players among the highest in the country. In 1988, 24 of 24 November 10. speakers to letter writing drives education. student athletes who came as freshman received their degrees. Only Involvement is neither time for legislation, movies, Jason Courtmanch four other schools were 90 percent or better. Since 1965, 99 consuming nor difficult. Many documentaries, and a poetry Co-coordinator, dorms and organizations arc reading from the Creative UConnPIRC, Hunger/ percent of Notre Dame's scholarship players who remained at least actively sponsoring the Writing Club. If you cannot Homelessness Campaign four years were graduated. campaign. All we ask that you sleep out for the whole night, It's no beery boast when the current athletic director says of the care enough to donate food, please come listen to our line- high graduation rate: "it's consistent with the philosophy of our athletic program and fits into out whole academic mission." The General Accounting Office reported last month that football graduation rates at 35 of the NCAA's 97 Division I schools are about 20 percent. Notre Dame, which has won the College Football Association's Academic Achievement award four times in the past eight years, could do much more by promoting its academic excellence. Why not a clause in television contracts requiring that when the starting lineup is flashed on the screen, a player's major, minor and grade point average will be discussed as well as his weight, height, and hometown? That would help a bit, and maybe anti-football cranks like me would lay off. For me, Notre Dame's glory days came in the early 1980s under Gerry Faust. Who cares that he was the losingest coach in Notre Dame's history? He was and is a model husband and father and a gracious man who cares about kids off die field. He's at the University of Akron now. Faust's players don't throw fists, he throws tantrums and the team's boosters thrown theological bull. Colman McCarthy is a syndicated columnist Daily Campus Letters Policy The Daily Campus welcomes all letters and view points. All letters are subject to editing on the basis of size, grammar, libel, and good taste. All letters must include name, signature, and phone number. A name can be withheld solely on the consent of the editor. The Daily Campus is not responsible for the return of any letter. Send to: Letters to the Editor, The Daily Campus, 11 Dog Lane, Storrs, Ct., 06269. page 10 The Daily Campus, Wednesday, November 8, 1989

THE FAR SIDE By GARY LARSON Calvin and Hobbes by Bill Watterson I WAS READING ASOVJT HOW 9 IIU CMIMI »•*•>#• CCUNTIES9 SfCCMB M& BEING. PvjSUtD ToMRD EXTINCTION 81 WANS DESTRUCTION OF FORESTS.

Doonesbury BY GARRY TRUDEAU

SURPRISE! BUTTS! WHAT I JUSTIAIANTT0 ITS OKAY, ARE YOU POM TALK, MR. BILL. BABY IF IT HtFt* ITHOUGHT NOTOUCH'i

*?55F^^^ ^±^L «-T,

Notable Quotable MOTHER GOOSE & GRIMM by Mike Peters "When writers come, I find I'm tap* A talking all the time, exchanging ANP^rSPROCON thoughts I haven't exchanged for •wfitereteciRici some time. I get stupid in solitude." — Mary McCarthy, American author (1912-1989). Today in History SHOE by Jeff MacNelly Today is Wednesday, Nov. 8, the 312th day of 1989. There are 53 days left in the year. Today's highlight in history: One hundred years ago, Montana became the 41st state. On this date: In 1932, New York Gov. Franklin D. Roosevelt defeated incumbent Herbert Hoover for the presidency of the United Stales. In 1933, President Roosevelt created, by executive order, the Civil Works Administration, designed to create jobs for more than 4 million unemployed. In 1939, the play "Life with Father," based on the book by Clarence Day, opened on Broadway. In 1942, Operation Torch began during World War II WHUS 91.7 FM as U.S. and British forces landed in French North Campus Africa. Schedule In 1950, during the Korean War, the first jet-plane battle took place as U.S. Air Force Li. Russell J. Calendar News at 7:55 a.m., 8:55 a.m., 11:55 a.m., Brown shot down a North Korean MiG-15. 3:55 p.m., 4:55 a.m. In 1960, Massachusetts Sen. John F. Kennedy defeated Vice President Richard M. Nixon in their quest Wednesday, November 8, 1989 Wednesday, November 8, 1989 for the White House. 7:00 p.m.: Women's Center Special Event, "Women, 7:00 a.m.-10:00 a.m.: The Rakish Wake In 1966, Edward W. Brooke of Massachusetts became Identity, and Choice," Homer Babbidge Library with Chris Willems. Music from Africa to the first black to be elected to the U.S. Senate by Room P-108. South America, North America to popular vote. 7:00 p.m.: ARMY ROTC Lecture on NATO, TLS England. In 1966, former movie actor Ronald Reagan was 154, free. 10:00 a.m.-11:00 a.m.: Alternative Radio. elected governor of California. 8:00 p.m.: "Kazuhito Yamashila, Guitar," Jorgcnsen. This program will challenge the In 1983, Democrat W. Wilson Goode was elected the 8:00 p.m.: SUBOG Video/Lecture "The Golden Age conventional views usually promoted by first black mayor of Philadelphia, and Democrat Martha of Rock 'n' Roll," SUBallroom, free with UConn the mainstream media. Layne Collins was elected the first female governor of ID. 11:00 a.m.-3:00 p.m.: Focus on Jazz with Kentucky. John Murphy. In 1987, 11 people were killed when a bomb planted Thursday, November 9,1989 3:00 p.m.-6:00 p.m.: Billy Jack meets by the Irish Republican Army exploded as crowds 9:30 a.m.-11:00 a.m.: Department of Counseling UConn Soccer. gathered in Enniskillcn, Northern Ireland, for a Services "Test Taking Strategics." SU 302A. 6:00 p.m.-7:00 p.m..: New Dimensions ceremony honoring Britain's war dead. 3:00 p.m.-4:30 p.m.: Department of Counseling 7:00 p.m.-9:30 p.m.: Music of the Spheres Ten years ago: Gov. Edmund G. "Jerry" Brown Jr. Services "Racial Awareness," AACC. with Chris Cameron. Listen in for an announced his candidacy for die Democratic presidential 7:00 p.m.: UConn Co-op Autumn Reading and evolutionary journey of outer and inner nomination. Booksigning. "Margaret Gibson" reads from "Out space. Five years ago: The space shuttle Discovery blasted in the Open." 9:30 p.m.-11:00 p.m.: Shaq of the Gnu with off into orbit in pursuit of two wayward satellites that 8:00 p.m.: "Orchestra De La Suisse Romande, Bruce and Terry. The latest in underground the astronauts would retrieve in a daring salvage Martha Argerich, piano" Jorgensen. rock. mission. 8:00 p.m.: Animal Rights Action Benefit Concert 11:00 p.m.-2:00 a.m.: Nite Music with One year ago: Vice President George Bush won the with "AZ ROCK" SU 282 and 278, Admission. James Bendz. Start with the "freshest presidential election, defeating Massachusetts Gov. 8:15 p.m.: School of Fine Arts Concert: "University music" on to the "misfit set" drifting back Michael Dukakis. Ensembles. UConn Jazz Ensemble," VDM. in time with "jams from the part." 2:00 a.m.-6:00 a.m.: Free form with Siji. Today's birthdays: Actress Katharine Hepburn is 80. 6:00 a.m.-6:30 a.m.: BBC Science Actor Norman Lloyd is 75. Actress June Havoc is 73. This calendar was provided courtesy of the Magazine. Actor-director Gene Saks is 68. Heart surgeon Dr. Department of Student Activities and Union 6:30 a.m.-7:00 a.m.: Pacifica News, Christiaan Barnard is 67. Singer Patti Page is 62. CBS Programs. Any university activities can be listed on Provocative, detailed and alternative news newsman Morlcy Safer is 58. Actor Alain Dclon is 54. the calendar by calling Janice Gudinkas at 486-3423 or writing to the Student Leadership Development and coverage with perspectives from around Singer Bonnie Raitt is 40. TV personality Mary Hart is the world. 38. Singer-songwriter Rickie Lee Jones is 35. Singer- Program office U-8. actor Leif Garrett is 28. The Daily Campus, Wednesday, November 8, 1989 page 11 POTATO CHIPS by Fred Rawles THE REAL WORLD

Hl&! TWE tMo/Jc &<.<- '* D«£ ™*Y PlAU A t*U. T» MI /WO.. by de Zabrus we CAMNJT P»y Ulftffc i»t> To BE«*c II co TOMir! f XI* 731 , we tiooTBiY, Tne/'i-L sui/r us ' JVf Ase t>» NOT MaMRI ourt. *** off roe. cooe.' tot Ov/r covtx. MAT* TO MeAAJ 3 M MM w*. SMMtf By,. M /r **iy We* >s H*LFU*Y * »arj so vvcAsr ou Ptc»,ie B0WT 7WC Ctx—jr^y; >4*Jb U*IU *-XVt£ lH*lou»J£CT 608. PiitvOt1 I " c~eB- TOe«- NMJ sen. -<»

BARFMAN by David Lovelace

THE MAIN CHARACTER ,.,\A,eLL,TO0gHTY UK AN^ONCEO A STWIfC out" TO UNFAIR RESTRICTION Otf ARTISTIC ftgOgjJ

fg&- (9 •»•*= EMMA by Maria Allenbrant yoix realty LJOU V-nOUJ^X Daily eM-meup REALLY ^H*. .lot'Vh & me. my i?fev ¥ 0 ftt^ey &eer> WKJL Horoscope Vhecj just uxxAKs^ bT^cxWcutTiysrey rr>ov/fe. :c Veep Mars sextile Uranus is exciting and energizing. expectfog -f+^e Thrillscekcrs, daredevils and those in adventurous Seven duarves professions will dominate the scene. Mercury conjuct TOGhouj Pluto encourages a flow of ideas -- the more outrageous the better. Accomplish as much as possible in the afternoon. After that, the moon goes "void of course" -- and all ambition goes out the window. Today's Birthday (Nov. 8). You could find the love 308 by Bob Stevenson & Tony Valenti you've been looking for when you attend a social event

COME OW( LIGHTED r /ST ALSO this month. Your thoughts will be occupied by practical CJ£U- ... A TOTAL XNVOlvESsoaAL up A LITTL£. A UMXVEPJSO'Y matters in December. Next year, you can count on XN/TEp./\C"TXOlJ PARTY WILL BE Futf EYERIE HcE INVOLVES others helping out in difficult times. The best months MORE" "THAN STUDY ^LrcTH reu-ow COLLEGIAMS for romance will be January and July. You'll get a X.KJ A t>JoM- change of pace in March, perhaps a chance to travel. ACADE^rc You could get married in April or September. Expect a ENVIRONMENT promotion in June.Aries (March 21- April 19). You will have the courage to face new challenges -- professional and personal -- (hat will build your character. Renegotiate contracts if possible. You'll receive some important news. Taurus (April 20-May 20). You won't be able to take relationships for granted today. Follow your inner voice if you're not sure what to do. You need to complete old projects before moving on to new ones. Gemini (May 21-June 21). There's a reason for every THE Daily Crossword *w»«t.fl*M» thought, and you need to find the reason for you Fall Sports negative thinking. You'll have to make major financial ACROSS 1 1 3 * 5 7 6 10 11 decisions today. Others will be attracted to your mind. 1 Passageway * • 6 Wlaner 12 Schedule Cancer ( June 22-July 22). Children have a positive 9 Certain exam: " " 15 ■ influence on lyour life. Use your ability to dramatize abbr. 12 Porridge •• " your ideas. You may have to find ways to stretch your 11 13 Factual Friday, November 10, 1989 dollars until more funds come in. 14 Klemperer ■ 15 Tropical area 1 3:00 p.m.: Women's Volleyball at Leo (July 23-Aug. 22). This can be a time of r _ ! 17 Performs 24 26 2* 29 Wright State Tournament (\m reaching goals and fulfilling dreams. Romantic 18 Soldier and ■si !■ " " 30 11 32■ 1 34 Wright Stale, West Virginia, comments will be sublime. You'll find that peace and worker ■ 19 Itemize " Mississippi Slate, Eastern quiet at home is vital to regaining your composure. 20 Social ways 35 36 21 Pindar's " Illinois) Virgo (Aug. 23-Sept. 22). You'll have a hard time 36 ■39 output - Saturday, November 11, showing emotion today. You can ward off a feeling of 22 Standard 41 ■ w* 1989 23 Possessive I " " exhaustion by taking a nap or setting aside time to 25 Hellhound 1 40 46 3:00 p.m.: Women's Volleyball at relax. Be kind to yourself. 27 Beaver work " Wright Stale Tournament 30 Eur. peninsula «» 50 ■ ■ 53 54 55 Libra (Sept. 23-Oct. 23). Your expectations of other 33 "— my long 5« 1:00 p.m.: Football v. Boston people could become inflated; try not to impose you strayed eyes" 57 56 (Donne) University (Band Day) values on them. You succeed in the art world. Allow 59 60 61 35 Buyers and Men's Cross Country at IC4A yourself to dream about the future. sellers 62 63 64 Championship/NCAA Qualifier 37 Solemn a Scorpio (Oct. 24-Nov. 21). Being around Pisces will 38 Heeded 9Tfi Madi 1 ©198 )une I1 Sar> ices Inc. 1 1101 1/89 (site TBA) have a soothing effect. The time you spend with your 40 Mountain All High s Re ierve< 1 chain Yesterday's Puule Solved: Women's Cross Country at ECAC partner should be interrupted. Music can take you into 41 Draft letters 5 Sprite Championship/NCAA Qualifier another realm. 42 Lugs 6 Dons clothes 44 Knucklehead 7 Eject (site TBA) Sagittarius (Nov. 22-Dec. 21). Debts could pile up 45 Shred 8 Obtain Friday, November 17, 1989 unless you limit your spending now. Imaginative 47 Animal pair 9 Winter 49 Fable's end protection Women's Volleyball Big East financial ideas will work if you keep a level head. You 51 Ready for 10 Fit to — Championship (Providence, RI) buainess 11 Hurt have a knack for photography. 52 Kin of auto- 13 Attempted Saturday, November 18, Capricorn (Dec. 22-Jan. 19). Your interest is 56 Son of 14 Scent 1989 Aphrodite 16 Venerable stimulated by new developments. A former love interest 57 Winter aid 20 Dutch painter Women's Volleyball Big East could show up when you least expect it. You'll get a 59 Create 21 Chinese e.g. Championship (Providence, RI) 60 Bible book 22 Canonical lot of satisfaction from philanthropic activities. 61 Breathing hour 1:00 p.m.: Football at Rhode Island 62 Quarter of 23 Torrid weather Sunday, November 19, 1989 Aquarius (Jan. 20-Feb. 18). Your ideas are too ahead four problem of their time to be accepted ... but just wait! Events in 63 - Moines 24 Whodunit Women's Volleyball Big East 64 Subatantial name) 11108189 Championship (Providence, RI) your life seem to be centered around what is good, 26 My: Fr. 34 Moves quickly 51 Formerly creative and spiritual. Let someone know how you feel DOWN 28 USSR border 36 Collection 52 Unaccom- Monday, November 20, 1989 1 City on the river 39 Tyrants panied Women's Cross Country NCAA with a hug. Jumna 29 Tableland 43 Gushes forth 53 Satanic Pisces (Feb. 19-March 20). Something will happen 2 Persia 30 Luplno and 46 Facilitate 54 Son of Leah Division I Championship updated Cantor 48 Reply: abbr. 55 Ran away today to deepen your appreciation of life. Your acts of 3 Court ectlon 31 Track deals 49 Notation 57 Blue kindness will be rewarded. A long-distance call could lift 4 Camera part 32 Enthusiasm 50 Algerian port 58 Possesses your spirits. Office Hours Monday thru Friday 9:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. Classifieds 429-9384 486-3407

CLASSIFIED INFO COMPUTER!! - Austin 386SX ATTENTION: EXCELLENT Classified ads may be placed at 16MHZ. 1-meg RAM, 1.44 meg INCOME FOR HOME 3 1/2. 1.20 meg 5 1/4, Hercules ASSEMBLY WORK. INFO. The Daily Campus office or by mail. graphics and monitor, 2 serial, 2 CALL 504-646-1700 DEPT. Classified ads must be paid in full at parallel. Has G.E. 1-year On P5105. HW11/6-10 the time of placement, and are non- Sight Service Warranty effective ONE AND TWO BEDROOM WANTED: Micro Film Reader. refundable but credit will be given. until Sept. '90. (sale due to APT. SOME WALKING Virginia 486-3286 or 742-5060. NOW TRAINING Classified ads can not be accepted impossible VISA payments). DISTANCE TO CAMPUS Wl 1/3-9 We're the #1 company in one of STOVE REFRIGERATOR over the phone. Phone numbers, last Also includes Generic CADD the fastest growing industries in PARKING 487-1437. Attention: Dorm needed for semi names, or full addresses are not program. Asking $2100.00. the U.S. We have part time Call Gregg 427-3881. FS 11/7- FR 10/17-11/17 formal for more info call Patty permitted in the Personals. positions available for faculty 13 427-4935 Mike 427-4947 Mark and students with opportunity to LIVE IN CELERON All advertising is subject to accep- 427-4953 or Kathy 427-4937. go full time. Find out why our SQUARE FOR ONLY tance by The Daily Campus, which Honda Accord 1980, 5sp, a/c, Small Dorms only. Wl 1/3-9 company produced more $200/mon.! Room for rent in reserves the right to reject any ad Engine great, body needs some millionaires last year than any three bedroom apartment copy at its sole discretion. Adver- work. $400 or b/o. Call 429- TYPING WHILE-U WAIT ON other company in America. See 9231 evenings. FS 11/7-9 available for spring semester. SELECTRIC. CALL SANDY, us on campus Tues. Nov. 14th, tisements offering term-paper re- Like new and furnished too! Call THE" TYPIST FOR "LETTER 3pm sharp. Rm.166, Wilbur search and writing are not accepted. Beth (429-5059) for info. FR Refrigerator 10.7 cubic feet PERFECT" WORK AT 429-6372. Cross. Timing creates wealth. Student classified rates for ads excellent condition $225.00. 11/2-11 THE SAME LOW RATES FOR Be there. HW 11/7-13 of 25 words or less: Tappan gas stove, white, good PROJECTS LARGE AND SMALL. For rent starting January. 1 insertion $2.00 condition $225.00. Radio Shack $1.00 1ST TEN PAGES PICA Help Wanted all shifts. Please Spacious two bedroom 3 consecutive $5.25 160 mile-range UHF-VHF-FM DOUBLE. $.75 THEREAFTER. apply at Primo's Pizza after 4pm. apartment, 4 miles from campus. FREE EDITING. NEGOTIABLE. 5 consecutive $7.00 antenna, $50.00, 6 ft. pine- HW11/7-9 finished almond counter, 3- WW carpeting. Please leave Wll/8 Each additional word $.05 name and number at 423-3517. drawer, 3-door kitchen cabinet, Wanted: Campus representative FR11/6-11/20 $250.00. 871-2033, prices MATURE MALE STUDENT TO to promote our Spring Break trip Non-student classified rates for negotiable. RENT EXTRAORDINARY ROOM to Daytona Beach. Earn free Huge master bedroom, attached ads of 25 words or less: FS 11/7-13 IN NATURAL LOCATION. 1 1/2 trips and money while gaining 1/2 bath, walk-in closet, for two! M FROM CAMPUS 5:00-6:00 1 insertion $2.25 valuable business experience. $200 each. 3 miles from 3 consecutive $5.75 TOYOTA 1984 P/U. 4X4. 5sp, P.M. $250 INCL. UTIL. 487- Call Kurt with Travel campus. Share with quiet senior. 1718. W 11/8-10 Xtracab, bedliner, more. $3950 Associations at 1-800-558-3002 5 consecutive $7.50 Available Jan 1. Call Mary 429- neg. 429-9544. leave message. during business hours. HW 11/7- 9625. FR11/8-11/10 Each additional word $.05 FS 11/7-13 RIDE BOARD Government Jobs $15,000- Is it True . . . Jeeps for $44 Looking for a responsible $72,500. Now hiring. Excellent through the Government? Call upperclassman female to share 2 benefits. CA11 1-312-742-1142 for facts! 1-312-742-1142 Ext. Bedroom apt. at Norwegian Ext. J5441. Wll/8 Woods. $300 mo. HT & HW FOR SALE 5441. FS ll/l-l/24p Ride wanted to Maine this included. Please call Pat at 872- GOVERNMENT JOBS. NOW 1590. Avail. Dec. 1 FR 11/8-14 weekend. Leave Friday after 2:00 SPRING BREAK from $299 in or Saturday morning. Pay gas HIRING in your area. $16,000- FOR SALE: A GREAT SPRING TROPICAL BAHAMAS or and tolls. Call Steve at 487- $68,000. Call (805) 682-7555 BREAK TRIP to sunny CANCUN, SUNNY CANCUN. Parties ROOMMATES/ 1293. RB 11/8-11/9 Ext. J-1170for current federal BAHAMAS, JAMAICA, OR included. Reserve space now for list. HW10/9-11/8P DAYTONA. BOOK NOW for special rates. Call DIANE or MbuSEMATES I need a ride to Boston anytime special discounts. Call SHELLY: 427-2472. Leave Friday (11/10) and returning to CRUISESHIPS NOW HIRING for message. FS 11/8-12/4P Karin/Julie at 487-1886 or Storrs Sunday. Will share spring, Christmas and next Allison 427-3604 for more ROOM WANTED. MALE expenses. Call Anjoli, 427- summer breaks. Many Macintosh Plus computer 1988 information. FS11/3-10 WALKING DISTANCE FROM 2207, between 10 p.m. to 12 positions. Call 1-805-682-7555 like new and Panasonic printer in CAMPUS. NEEDED a.m. RB 11/8-11/9 Ext. S-1067. HW10/9-11/8P Tired of paying too much for auto box, $1800. Must sell. Also IMMEDIATELY CALL MARK, insurance? Call LOBO Insurance acoustic speakers 200W, $400, 429-5247. RH11/3-11/9 AIRLINES NOW HIRING. Travel Agency 228-1025. Low and Sherwood tape deck, $180, HELP WANTED agents, flight attendants, insurance rates for good drivers. (new) or best offer. Call Dino Room in one bedroom apt. in mechanics, etc. Entry level and Take 10% off your auto insurance 427-2928. FS 11/8-11/14 Willimantic available up. Salaries to $105K. Call 1- 805-682-7555 Ext. A-1061. if you have homeowner insurance immediately. Security deposit 4.50/HOUR AFTER FIRST 2-3 HW10/9-11/8P from us. Rates for good students. '81 Dodge Colt, auto., 2 dr., very required. Rent is $170, utilities WEEKS TRAINING AT 10 Main St.. Hebron, CT 06248. dependable. $750. Call 429- not included. Quite atmosphere, 4.25/HOUR. 12 NOON GOVERNMENT JOBS. NOW FS 10/18-12/8 0256 after 3 p.m. FS 11/8-11/14 cable TV, great housemates. FRIDAYS OR ALL DAY HIRING in your area. $16,000- RH11/6-11/8 SATURDAYS OR SUNDAYS. SEIZED CARS, trucks, 4- $68,000. Call (805) 682-7555 Name brands. Replacement and wheelers, TV's, stereos furniture, WORK 1-2 DAYS OR ALL DAYS Ext. J-1170 for current federa 1 spare contact lenses. Eye Individual wanted immediately to computers by DEA. FBI, IRS and SELLING FLOWERS AT OUR list. HW11/6-1/24P Contact: 1-800-255-2020. FS US customs. Available your area share large contemporary house OUTDOOR LOCATIONS. CAR 10 min. from campus in Ashford. now. Call 1-805-682-7555 Ext. NEEDED. 742-9965. HW 9/20- CRUISESHIPS NOW HIRING for ATTENTION - GOVERNMENT C1260. FS 11/6-1/24 P $220 month. Mostly furnished, 12/8 SEIZED VEHICLES from $100. wood stove, large yard, spring, Christmas and next reasonable roommates. Dave or summer breaks. Many Fords, Mercedes, Corvettes, REPOSSESSED VA & HUD HELP WANTED. SMALL Doug 429-0720, leave message. positions. Call 1-805-682-7555 Chevys. Surplus Buyers Guide. HOMES available from BUSINESS NEEDS BRIGHT RH11/6-11/10 Ext. S-1067. HW11/6-1/24P 1-602-838-8885 EXT A 3993. government from $1 without CHEERFUL GENERAL FS 10/30-11/10 credit check. You repair. Also ASSISTANT. PART TIME One or Two non-smoking Male tax delinquent foreclosures. FEMALE PREFERRED. or Female roommate(s) to share Custom Show car! 1983 CALL 1-805-682-7555 Ext. H- NONSMOKER. FLEX HOURS. two bedroom apartment with PERSONALS Mustang GT. Red w/ black 1518 for repo list your area. MEALS PHONE 456-4364. 11 Grad. student. Rent will be leather interior. Excellent FS11/6-1/24P AM TO 6 PM. HW 10/25-1/7 Condition. Dual Exhaust, divided by number of people. For more info call Greg or Mark Louvers, V-Rated tires, New Gas SEIZED CARS, trucks, 4- Subway of Vernon part-time Hey AX, Get Ready for the at 429-2155. RH 11/7-13 Shocks & brakes. 63K. Extra wheelers, TV's, stereos, $5.00 to start weekday, evenings Service Auction tonight. Student Union Room 378. Let's get tires and snows. $5000/BO. furniture, computers by DEA, or days, flexible hours, located Roommate wanted: Grad student some UConn Students there to Call Kevin 429-0350. FS 11/2-8 FBI, IRS and US customs. right off 184. Call 649-9440, preferred to share two bedroom bid on some healthy Delta Chi's Available your area now. Call 1- ask for Pat or Chris. HW 10/26- townhousc. Privacy with your to do three hours work. Be there MOUNTAIN BIKE-Specialized 805-682-7555 Ext. C-1260. 11/8 Rock Hopper bought in May own living room, bedroom, at 8:00. $450 will sell $300 or BO 427- REPOSSESSED VA & HUD bath, sliders to deck. Wooded. EARN $8-10,000 OR $350. Call Shirley, 429-6880. 5897. FS 11/2-11/10 HOMES available from MORE NEXT SUMMER SNYDER - (Here's a government from SI without RH11/8-11/30P operating a franchise of college personal just for you!) Rust Recliner $40 credit check. You repair. Also Pro Painters. Summer You're FINALLY 21 - 6X9 Beige Area Rug $20 tax delinquent foreclosures. Roommate(s) wanted: Your own management positions available Congratulations. Maybe Queen size waterbed w/baffled CALL 1-805-682-7555 Ext. H- big room for $184/mo. and throughout the U.S. information this'll be the year you get mattress, padded rails, headboard 1518 for repo list your area. utilities, share for $138 each. In presentation on Tues. Nov 7th in everything/everyone you w/lams, lyr. old $200 call 429- FS10/9-11/8P downtown Willimantic. the Student union Rm. 207, Call want! HAPPY 9451. FS 11/3-9 Heat/hot water free! On bus line. Mike 1-800-346-4649 for more BIRTHDAY!!! CUBE VAN FORD ECONOUNE Call 429-6860. RH11/8-11/14 info. HW 10/30-11/17 Camera outfit. Minolta X-700, 300 1973. 10' BOX. NEWLY We are wondering which 50mm and 75-200mm lens, REBUILT TRANSMISSION. Female roommate wanted: Two beautiful woman you are referring motor drive, 360px flash. Also, GOOD RUNNING CONDITION. bedroom townhouse. $300 per HOLY EXPENSE, BATMAN! to? There are many of us in Ovation 12-string guitar. Call ONLY $650. 429-6969. FS month. Heat INCLUDED. Days Work for the Development Office Buckley South. Give a 427-4584. FS11/3-9 11/8-10 633-8968, nights 456-3894. and make some money!! We're description or what floor she Ask for Shona. RH11/8-11/13 looking for energetic people lives on. '86 VW Jetta Diesel 45 mpg. Buick Electra 1985 Excellent with excellent communication unlimited mileage warranty 5 Condition. One owner, always M/F roommate to share nice skills to work in our phone/mail John, with the big blue eues in Speed, 4 Door, 4 Cylinder, garaged. Ziebart, EFI, Cassette, house in Willimantic. Own program. S-F 6-10 p.m. Sun. Eddy third. Do you hang out of sunroof, A.C, Kenwood Radio A/C, new tires, wire wheels, room. $200/month and utilities. afternoon 2-5. Work 3 your window to fix the T.V. cassette Excellent Condition, cruise, loaded. Same style as Must be openminded. Need nights/week or more! $5/hr to antenna often? If so let me know $4500 neg. Call 875-6166. FS 1990 model! $7500. 429-8455. immediately. Call 423-4653. start plus bonuses! Call Beth at the times so I can be there to 11/3-17 FS 11/8-10 RH 11/8-10 486-5601 or Kathy at 486-1169. watch. - The girl walking by- The Daily Campus, Wednesday, November 8, 1989 page 13 lassifieds*

Jerkman: We love you, but then "ALL THE GREEKS" Bill: Yes, we're hungry for Kappa Alpha Theta: ARE YOU TIRED OF TOP 40 RAP again, who doesn't? It's hard for Badges!? We don't need no something else. Your brains are Congratulations! First place in DANCES? DANCE TO THE BEST us not to tear your clothes off. stinking badges! We believe in not satisfying. Now we're Homecoming for Greeks! That's ROCK FROM THE 5O'S-80'S. We use self control. Love your branding as a permanent mark of hungry for a large pizza with a fantastic! Everyone's hard work CALL SOUNDHILL three jerk wenches. Brotherhood. Gamma Chi Phi hot sausage on it. Please paid off. (And a special thank ENTERTAINMENT FOR THE Pledge Flounder respond soon; Your Two Hot you to Debbie Y., Charlotte and BEST IN SOUND, MUSIC MIX, Congrats to the new Chi Phi Bar Spicy Peppers AX--you guys are great.) AND LIGHTS. NOW BOOKING club members: Mike (Little TO GAMMA CHI PHI: WE Loyally, Megan FOR THE HOLIDAY SEASON. Mac), Jeff (Precision Puker). MOCK WHAT WE DON'T To Bill, Mike, Adam, and Jen 423-8927. Ml 1/3-21 Mike (Heberer) and Bill (Chi Phi UNDERSTAND. IMITATION IS (Terry A)--Congrats on an To the Nursing major on the wanna be) Jason, sorry pal. THE GREATEST FORM OF incredible Homecoming banner! commuter bus Friday, 7:45 a.m.: SONIC SOUND D.J. SERVICE Remember, It's going to be a FLATTERY. UNFORTUNATELY Now go to sleep for 30 hours or I enjoyed talking with you and Has over 100 CD'S, 600 Watts of long week in Apt. 6 and the pond YOUR VERSION IS ONLY IN so! Great Work!!! JT am interested in meeting you. Sound, 1200 Watts of lighting. will be right outside the door! PRINT. WE FEEL SORRY FOR Please reply in Personals if We will play your favorite music. Jackson YOU. WE ARE SURE THERE IS Meg and Tyyne (Terry B): You interested. The Guy with the Same low price. 429-2786. M SOME ORGANIZATION THAT guys are awesome!!! Keep Pencils 12/8 Dave M. - In addition to your hot WILL TAKE YOU. KEEP practicing those vomit noises! body, your personality makes LOOKING, E.O. SMITH HAS Hope you have a fantastic day! MICHELLE (ROGERS A): I Lose weight now and forever! you perfect! Just wanted to let MANY CLliBS. SHOW A SAC Love, TRPC want to be your friend too... Incredible new program - Doctor you know that there is somebody AND COME OUT OF THE recommended - Guaranteed - Send out there who thinks you're CLOSET. THE BROTHERS AND Wanted: Psyched friends and a To the guys who called us at 1:30 $5.00 for Ship/Hand to: Miller sweet! PLEDGES OF CHI PHI. big brother to love. I am a rock Monday morning to ask if we Health Group; Suite 267A; 15 painting major in the School of wanted an appointment at 3pm East Putnam Ave.; Greenwich, Em - (Wanted a personal) Here's Social Skills with like a minor in CHI PHI - THE TIME HAS COME! Monday - Appointment for what? CT 06830. M 10/23-14/17 one for you: What is red, green, like grammar. I use cool words LETS ALL MAKE THIS Sounds interesting. We're lit and screaming? I'm sure that like "dude," and I have $250 to FOR CLASSIC CUTS FOR A VOLLEYBALL TOURNAMENT A intrigued. Respond in Personals you can figure it out. Have a offer my new friends. I need to CLASSIC CROWD. CALL SMASHING SUCCESS. or call us back (You obviously great day - Keep smiling! Icky buy friends before I graduate SCHOOL HOUSE ROCK. 427- EVERYONE COME WATCH have the number). Dingbat. A.K.A. The Christmas since I won't get a job because of 1319. M 11/1-12/8 TONIGHT AT 6:30 - FIELD Tree from Hell competence, ability or HOUSE. P.S. GAMMA CHI PHI AX: Congratulations! We really achievement. Signed, Psyched SPRING BREAK TRIPS! TO: All those who supported - WE ARE ANXIOUSLY enjoyed doing the float with you. Hopeful Gamma Chi Phi Pledge CHEEP CHEEP CHEEP South Campus at the Lip Sync WAITING FOR YOUR CHARITY It was totally galactic! The Contest last Thursday night. Pinto. sisters of Kappa Alpha Theta. MANY BROCHURES, EVENT. PICTURES, CALL Thank you, your applause felt AMY/NOREEN PLEASE great. From: Minnie The CO-OP Amy: Be more specific! Hey Theta! The hard work really Moocher What do I look like? How do you paid off. Congratulations LEAVE MESSAGE. 429- know me? (Don't say CO-op!) - Lisa: Happy 21st! Can you Megan! Our Theta Spirit really 4753. Ml 1/3-15 Jungle Council would like to K- P.S. VIDEO?! believe it? Over two years and came through. Keep up the good thank all the people who helped more to come! Jazz fests, work. Get psyched for the rest of VISA OR MASTERCARD! Even if bankrupt or bad credit! We with Homecoming! Marcy, ATTENTION C.F.A.! Get ready explicit art, activist stuff, Zoey, the semester!! Guarantee you a card or double Matrix, Adrian, Tom, Kim D., for the meeting Sunday at 7 p.m. and everything! I love you! Jen K., Jen M., Paula, Sheryl, PAY YOUR DUE. M and R. Rich LISA B. Happy 21st Birthday! your money back. Call 1-805- You finally made it! We'll have Fairfield, Windham and New 682-7555 EXT. M-1107. to celebrate together for the great London. You guys all did the Get psyched Allen House, Attention Huskies' waitress times ahead, now that you're extra. THANX. Also, THANX to especially Ray, Slick and Glenn. WANT TQ PARTY! working Saturday (Kate?) I finally legal. Have a great day. those who rode the float: all our Looking forward to a great FREE TRIPS. CASH. INTENSIVE haven't stopped fantasizing semester! Get PSYCHED! Love, Di. frozen cavepcoplc, trees, and about you since we met. Your FUN!! Student sun/ski tour operator seeks fun-loving animals. You made our float the eyes are intoxicating. I'll be in DEAREST BOOKWORM. When most spirited. All I can really To the hot singer Saturday night campus representatives. Call HI- Thursday to become drunk on at Niko's restaurant in Vemon. am I going to get my personal?? say to you is THANX. Luv your gaze. The Birthday Guy U££ 1-800-263-5604. Ml 1/8- Your sexy voice really turned me I'm worth it!! I'm stcssing out! Kimmy 11/9 on. I couldn't keep my eyes off Love, your LM P.S. I Love Love To the good looking guy you all night. And what a Love you! Jen K. I just wanted to say that tailgating on the soccer field VISA OR MASTERCARD! Even fashion statement, that half tie you are awesome. Thanx for wearing sexy ripped jeans and a To the Hot Huskies bartender if bankrupt or bad credit! We was just so GQ!! The way you putting up with me. Someday plaid shirt. What a journey we with the "strange" sense of guarantee you a card or double puffed that cigarette just made my you'll know how much I had! I feel like I'm the center of humor working Saturday night. your money back. Call 1-805- toes curl. If interested, be there appreciate your friendship. M- all evil, and I can see your hair How's about sharing some next Saturday and sing to me 682-7555 Ext. M-1107. M oomie reflecting through my eyelid. So sausage and biscuit this Friday personally! Your Devoted Fan do you think when we're 50 we'll night. The Blonde with the Steve O. (Belden) I LOVE YOU. do this with our kids? Here's to "Incredible" Blue Sweater SPRING BREAK TRIPS Daytona, To the guy in the yellow toga, Bunches and hope that life gets being warm ... I love you. Zion Jamaica, Paradise Island, Nassau. better. Remember whose here for Zeus in the Homecoming parade: Sweethearts of Crawford B: Kris, Tan with Coppertone Travel you, Honey. XOXOXO Kimmy To the guy with the gorgeous You are definately a GREEK Lisa, Eva & Krys. Thanks for Agency. BOOK NOW and save blue eyes, even though they were GOD!!! I suggest you dump Hera your smiles every day. From the $100. Call Frank at 427-5363. and go after a REAL WOMAN! Tom (The Hot Jungle Prez) red all night (Sat.. 11/4). I guy you love to bust on, Mark M 11/8-10 Thanx for the support, fun, enjoyed the company and the Let's get together tonight at 6:30 in the SU lobby. friendship and sanity lately. You stories that were told. I just Mick Jagger, you can start me up FRENCH BAKERY OPEN are a special part of my life: wanted to say thanks and I hope anytime! Why don't you come up SATURDAYS AND SUNDAYS 10 Dear Jack & Jill: Hi. I am a 19 Prissy and I thank you. Much that the next time you're in The to my cloud. Hope to be your AM TILL 2 PM. DELICIOUS Love Drunken and stressed V.P. Jungle you'll stop by and say year old UConn student from Jerry Hall. Respond in Personals FRENCH BREAD AND hello. NO handcuffs or rope will Costa Rica. I like this country PASTRIES. 476 STORRS ROAD To the Sisters and Pledges of be involved (ha, ha)! You know very much. Here's the problem: (195) MANSFIELD CENTER. M KA0. Congratulations on who and where I am. "Little my ankles are so small that I MISCELLANEOUS 11/8-14 Homecoming. When our hard Wing- have to bunch up my socks work pays off and our unity inside my boots. If I don't, I EARL'S TRAVELING DISC look like Ronald McDonald. shows this well I am happy to To WaWa Waterbottle Woman. JOCKEY SERVICE. LIGHTS say I'm a THETA! Let's keep it "Earthshoes/Granola," Sweet Also. I cannot wear white *»* *.* ..* AND SOUND FOR REASONABLE up. 0 Love Kimmy Dark Thing and GOD. Here's to sneakers without socks. My MIGRANE SUFFERERS RATES. ALL REQUEST, ankles are so skinny that I'm many more adventures with DANCEABLE MUSIC. ALMOST afraid someday they will not be Little One: I LOVE YOU! Thanx outing club, battle of the sexes INDIVIDUALS WITH MIGRANE TWO DECADES OF SERVICE. able to support my body. Is this for being my REAL little tennis matches and discovery of HEADACHES CAN 423-1508. M 12/8 normal? Signed, S.A. (Special brother. Love Quimberly PARTICIPATE IN A RESEARCH "the secret of the Orient." MHC, Ankles) your hair looks good—it must be STUDY THAT HAS To the man in grey sweats and raining!! You guys arc the best! REWARDING BENEFIT Chi Phi: Congrats on a great job sweatshirt and red buckeyes hat Love, the other H20 bottle WITH NO STUDY TIME LOST. at Homecoming. Keep up the who benched 315 pds in the field woman spirit and get pumped for an PARTICIPANTS WILL ENGAGE house weight room Monday IN RELAXATION METHODS awesome semi-formal. evening at 7:30. You've left me To the Brothers of AX: The THAT HAVE REDUCED EURAIL Remember, only the best choose breathless. From the nautilus members of the red team invite MIGRANES. THE EXPERIENCE girl who just couldn't keep her to be Chi Phi's. Fraternally, you to join us for the buff team Rich G. WILL BE BOTH EDUCATIONAL eyes from wondering. funeral Friday at 3:00. B.D. AND ENJOYABLE. PLEASE BUY NOW Comm bragging rights are at CONTACT CELESTE MORIN SHIPPEE We did it!!! Ron (Bumble): Happy belated stake. Horn BY TELEPHONE (203-233- & SAVE Homecoming was unbelievable. 21st! Now that you've had your Sandy The Float was a bit fishy, fun-study for your exam tonight! 3J23J. THANK YOU. Delta Gamma, We had an utterly »** **» but It did the job anyway. Love. S&J spectacular time during this MYLAR is great. I even got a M 10/30-11/10 Homecoming. We all had a tan! Laurie, the banner was the Marn, Cheer up. Just cuz our EURAIL YOUTH PASS fantastic time and we'll party best. Want the job next year? shade is possessed and the EARL'S TRAVELING DISC 1 MONTH t 360 again real soon! Sigma Chi Karen and Gail, Thanks for remote is always hiding, that's JOCKEY SERVICE. LIGHTS 2 MONTHS $470 keeping us on schedule and ME no reason to be depressed! AND SOUND FOR REASONABLE Sigma Chi XX: This Saturday we Age Limit under 26. organized! Steph. can I borrow Member, I'll always be here for RATES. ALL REQUEST. shall converge upon a monster On January Ist.Eurail rates go up the saw? And I'm not signing ya. Love ya, Kare DANCEABLE MUSIC. ALMOST event. The white Rose is this Buy your pass in December and anything ever again. Cherna you TWO DECADES OF SERVICE. Saturday! Be prepared for an you'll still be able to start using it were too awesome. Brenda, AZO Pledges: Great job on the 423-1508. M 12/8 event that won't be soon banner! Keep up the good work! anytime before Jury 1.1990. Jackie and Catherine, "Can I just 1 tell you" you guys are the best. forgotten. P.S. "Push it real See you Thursday night at 8:00. HOMEBOUND Document All passes issued on the soot Debbie, do Mermaids have good!" Processing - Research papers, knees? Nice dress for the semi. To you know who. manuscripts, resumes - Including Andy, thanks a lot for helping Maryanne and Patty, your These harem of guys are not foot/end notes, indexing, indlUr me out at the iceskating rink the support was greatly needed and worth it! You can have them if bibliography ... Quality service! Yale Co-op East,77 Broadway other night. My ankle feels a lot you want! Love, girl with the Student rates! Quick turnaround! New HavwvCt 06520 appreciated. Thanks everybody. better. Thanks again. Becky -BARB HAREM Laser printing! Call 228-1938. 203 - ?62 - 533? The Daily Campus, Wednesday, November 8, 1989 page 14 ?Art From page 17 ATTENTION! ATTENTION! UCONN BARBELL CLUB members T-shirts must be picked Racism topic in 'Gingham Dog' up by Wed., Nov. 8, or memberships arc FORFEITED! By Anne Brennan T-shirt sale Wed. night 7 p.m. Daily Campus Staff UCONN Concert Choir is raffling Field House. Hurry while they Last night's performance of $100 good at the COOP plus 12 last!! E 11/6-8 "The Gingham Dog" left the other great prizes! Tickets $1 audience stunned and speech- available at VDM glass lobby M- Korean Undergraduate Student less. This drama about the F 11-3. Ell/3-9 Association invites you to a break-up of a mixed marriage Semiformal on Saturday Nov.11 at PR/LACC. Admission $2.00 confronted the controversial is- Concert: Bud Collins Trio, sue of racism. SVOE and Loadstar. Saturday, from 8pm to lam. E 11/7-10 November 11 at 8:30 in SU 282 Clashing personalities were South. $2 with UCONN ID. $3 OUTING CLUB MEETING: This juxtaposed against one another, for general public. Ell/6-10 Wednesday at 6:30. SU rm and engaging arguments en- 216A. sued. Actors comprising the BATMAN! GRENDEL! Agenda includes: Canoe trip this four-member cast played off of SPIDERMAN! UCONN Saturday and Rockclimbing this one another to perfection. COMIC BOOK CLUB Friday. MEETS WED., NOV. 8, E 11/7-8 8:00 PM, 215 ARJONA. CALL 486-4842 FOR Everything you wanted to know Play Review INFO! "NOTE: CHANGE about Jewish life, but never had IN MEETING PLACE!! the chutzpah to ask! HILLEL will be in Eddy Hall lounge on Wed., The plot revolved around the Nov. 8, to answer your separation of Gloria and Vin- Special StudMit m Youth Fact* to questions. Ell/8 cent (Leslie Ann Silva and EUROPE, SOUTH Party Animals, Rock for Animal Owen Padraic Bailey) after AMERICA, ASIA Rights! Benefit concert for three years of marriage. Vin- 1 cent came from a Southern eli- fmm Maw Vhfii on ScMtMad AiiMim Animal Rights Action featuring —Kyle Dalpe/The Daily Campus Azrock, Thick As Thieves, Otto. tist family and Gloria was born DESTINATIONS OW RT Vincent (Owen Padraic Bailey) is one partner ending Thursday, Nov. 9, 8-12 pm, into a poor family in the LONDON $175 $350 a racially mixed marriage in "The Gingham Dog," Student Union. Ell/8-11/9 slums. Vincent had been look- PARIS 215 415 running at Jorgensen Auditorium until November 12. BRUSSELS 195 370 ing for an exciting breath of ROME 275 550 Come to Friday Night Services fresh air when he fell in love Bailey's shaking performance amusing expressions and one- STOCKHOLM/OSLO 250 460 and Enjoy a Shabbat Dinner at with Gloria. balanced Silva's. Their retorts liners were a welcome relief COPENHAGEN 250 460 Hillel. Cost: $4/$5 5 pm. E ZURICH 215 405 Vincent disassociated himself built upon each other until it from the direct-firing attacks ll/8-10p FRANKFURT 215 410 from his heritage and lived in seemed the audience was between the separating couple. RIO 365 730 Anti-Racism, discuss founding thrown against the wall and TOKYO 495 850 an inner-city apartment with Add on fares from Boston. Washington. Chicago, convention of student. TU, TH Gloria. Their marriage was choked on the rage. "The Gingham Dog" ap- Pittsburgh and other U S cities Plus $3 dep tax. INCAR in Chicago Nov. 25. happy until Vincent became a Ellen B. Ferris played Vic- proaches race issues from all $10 custom/immigration fee Multiracial Mitigant Anti-Racist CALL OR WRITE FOR OUR SPECIAL FARES TO THE social climber. As Vincent tor's racist sister Barbara. Fer- angles. Given the tense climate SO PACIFIC AN0 AUSTRALIA. Activities. ris gave a convincing portrayal on college campuses, this pro- F iirdii and Eural touth Passes available immediately spent more time with his white yuppie friends, Gloria became a of this character, particularly duction will have a positive 1-800-777-0112 STjj Capitaliz civil rights activist. by demonstrating a strong effect on the problem. Al- Silva gave a riveting per- Southern accent. though it offers no solutions, 212-986-9470 in the formance as Gloria, conveying Tony Paul Spatafora played it does open channels of com- WHOLE WORLD TRAVEL bitterness and resentment. She Robert, a mutual friend of munication. Communication is 17 E. 459) St., Suite 805. New M, NY 10017 Classifieds delivered her sharp lines with a Gloria and Vincent. Spatafora's the first step toward resolving Part of the workJwKte STA Travel Network biting, effective attitude. energy was inexhaustible. His problems.

MAIL TO: DAILY CAMPUS BOX U-189 OR 11 DOG LANE STORES, CT 06268 COST: $2.00 FOR 25 WORDS 5 CENTS EACH ADDITIONAL WORD. CALL US AT 429-9384

i The Daily Campus i CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS Date. Clip i | Name/Organization. Phone.

Circle One: & FOR SALE FOR RENT ROOMMATES/HOUSEMATES WANTED RIDE BOARD HELP WANTED PERSONAL MISCELLANEOUS EVENTS LOST AND FOUND ACTIVITIES Save I | CLASS If ED (Please Print) I I I I I i I Yes! You I I can use this I I $2.00 form to place I I a classified. I I I Advertise I in the | SPECIAL INSTRUCTIONS: Classifieds 1 I M >K OH II I I s| ( )Sl> I I »OE INSERTIONS STOP DATE The Daily I START DATE 1 Campus | HI! I TO UOKI^ RECEIPT * I I ■ P () .<• \MOl Nl REC DBY: I .Sports- The Daily Campus, Wednesday, November 8, 1989 page 15 ...UConn wins 3-1 From back page players leaving. to the Wright State Tourna- "I think we're more psyched ment starting on November 10. than sad, " said Perniciaro. The Huskies will cap their "Maureen has brought us a season with the Big East long way and we're just happy Tournament in Providence, be- to go out with a good season." ginning November 18. Kenya Barr agreed, "Now we However, one chapter of are just happy. Playing a their career is over. The college sport is very hard work." Huskies are entering a new era of volleyball, one that was made possible by the five Campus£^A Order semi-formal corsages NOW1H fPlorist

(Flowers and Balloons ■ ■••----■ •elivered to Campus 1 V T.J. Gunthci/The Daily Campus Credit cards accepted (even on the phone) ^L5^ Kara Brown sets while Mary Amicucci comes to the net in UConn's 3-1 win. Downtown Storrs(next to Store 24) 487" 1 1 93 1

BUSCH LIVE TONIGHT AT OSCARS * a its * 24/♦ \Z OZ. 34NS" «COME IN TOKYO» DRINK SPECIALS: * $3.75 PITCHERS * -K (BUD OR BUD LIGHT) 9-11 p.m. af "^V, $4.95 QUARTS OF & "7* CAPTAIN MORGAN & COKE >f S7 429-6421 ^/ M $1.00 KAMIKAZE SHOTS \^ ^W- M w 10-11 p.m. M v*-^- High Earnings Free Trips *U*CONN* DANCE* SAT., NOV. 11th. AACC National travel and 99<^ w/UCONNLD. $1.99 for Guests marketing co. seeks highly motivated individuals to represent its collegiate travel 10pm - 2am Come & listen vacations on your campus} to the sounds for SKI & SPRING BREAK! Come And Dance No experience necessary. In A Party of CMC Charles Will train. Call: (718) 855-7120 Atmosphere! & D.J. Doc 9. Or Write: Campus Vacations Come & Enjoy 26 Court St. the Club Scene! Department of Student Brooklyn, N.Y. 11242 SLBDli Activities & Union Programs

The Student Union Board of Governors Lecture and Video Committees Present STUDEN T The Golden Age of Rock 'n' Roll &FACULTY The 60's and Early 70's O A seventy minute big screen video event featuring rare footage of: FARES The Grateful Dead Jefferson Airplane Bob Dylan The Beatles N Rolling Stones Jimi Hendrix 1/2 round trips from New York Led Zepplin Joe Cocker LONDON 169 PARIS 205 I The Doors The Who ROME 259 roundtrips from New York TOKYO 809 CARACAS 320 SAN JOSE C.R. 340 G Taxes not included.restrictions apply. One ways aval able EURAIL Passes issued on the spot!! FREE Student Travel Catalog!! H CouncilTravcl Two Shows at 8:00 and 10:00 PM Yale Co-op East,77 Broadway ] In the Student Union Ballroom New Haven Ct 06520 T > 203- 56* - 5335 . .nd union Pro^m. You and a guest free with your UConn I.D. Wednesday, November 8, 1989 Today in sports... i Student tickets go on sale today starting at 8:30 a.m. at the Athletic Ticket Office for the ACC/Big East Challenge Series. The first game matches Pittsburgh vs. Georgia Tech, while UConn faces Maryland in the second contest The tickets arc not part of the season ticket package, Sports and are S10 apiece The Daily Campus Reynolds and Bluestein Expectations for the '89 Huskies There is nothing more that we would like to do than write something positive about the UConn men's bas- ketball team; it seems that we have a reputation for bashing the men's basketball program. You can put as much credence in that idea as you wish. Last year was a year of highs and lows (mostly lows) which left many Husky Hoop fans with heart and stom- ach problems, not to mention a lot of empty bottles of Pepto-Bismol. Commentary But, alas, this is a new season with new hopes, a new home and a lot of new goals for the Huskies. And for the fans, there are expectations. Coach Jim Calhoun is starting his fourth year as the coach at UConn and there are a few things he has done. First, he has cleaned up the Husky program. Gone are the days of players holding students at gun point. Gone are the days of players flunking off the team. He has brought respectability not only in the commu- nity, but also on a national level. This program has arrived at the point where a mediocre team is still good enough to make the NIT. We've never had that.

On the other hand, Calhoun still has plenty to prove. —C.J. Gunther/The Daily Campus He has to show he can bring this program to the next Michele Apel (right) and Kara Brown represent the experience and youth of UConn. step, the NCAA tournament. Maybe we expected too much from the Huskies last year, but maybe not. We had the talent to make the Husky seniors say goodbye tournament. The play of Cliff Robinson demonstrated a dent in Calhoun's coaching armor. There is no doubt that with 3-1 win over Harvard Robinson has lots of talent (any NBA player does). By Matt Eagan However, there were many games last year when Cliff Daily Campus Staff did not come to play. "Most of all I want to thank you - especially for the last year and a half The 89-90 Huskies can't afford to have their best For every 6:30 p.m. weight lifting session, for every preseason triple players repeat this trend. Calhoun must start to bring out more in his players. session, for each push-up, situp and sprint and for the way you handle This team returns nine players from last year and yourselves in victory (P.C.-UPenn etc) and in defeat (Temple)." shows off three new faces. The biggest is Scott Burrell. —Coach Maureen Walsh in a public letter to the seniors. The State's high school player-of-the-year has performed better than Calhoun expected. The only thing that is ever certain in an ankle sprain, made her only appearance of the Expect the 89-90 Huskies to run the ball. With the ab- college athletics asserted itself again last match. Her serve was a good one, but the sence of a true center, there will be little need for UConn night: graduation. The University of Crimson won the point and rallied to take the to slow the tempo of the game down. Connecticut saw five players play their game, 16-14. There is little doubt Chris Smith will be the center of final game in Guyer Gymnasium.The "I think we had a little drop off in game three, the offense. He is a solid point guard who can shoot Huskies downed the Harvard Crimson but I think we turned it around," said Walsh. "We 15-6, 15-5, 14-16, 15-5, but the game have improved a great deal since we played them with anyone in the Big East. Smith's greatest attribute is was almost secondary. last." his quickness. There aren't many defenders that can keep Laena Abare, Mary Amicucci, Michele With the crowd urging them on, the Huskies up with him. Apel, Kenya Barr, and Josephine showed just how far they have progressed since The Huskies will need to find a second guard who can die beginning of die season. UConn quickly Perniciaro; the players who helped revive stopped any thoughts of an upset, jumping on also shoot with some consistency. Last year, Tate the moribund UConn program have top 10-4. Laena Abare's second ace brought the George was afraid to shoot a ten-footer and when he did, played their last game before familiar score to 14-5 and a Dani Cunningham kill into he couldn't make it. This allowed teams to overplay faces. the net ended the last game for these seniors in Smith. If Steve Pikiell, George, or John Gwynn, can hit that drafty shack known as Guyer Gym. the fifteen footer, Smith will be one of the truly prolific Women's volleyball Mary Amicucci ended the game with 10 kills, scorers in the Big East. "During the season, I was looking forward to eight blocks and three service aces. Apel had four kills and two blocks sharing time on the front In the end, though, the fans will have to come out of this game because all the hard work would be ending," said Abare. "Now that it's here, I'm line. Abare and Perniciaro continued to play the woodwork in order for the Huskies to be successful. kind of sad. There is no next year to look forward defense, the way they had all season. Abare Yes, WE do have a role in this program's success. to." rotating in throughout the season with Nell-Ayn With the coming of the Gampel Pavilion, students now For the record, UConn started three freshmen Aloi or Rcnce dc la Houssaye, while Perniciaro have a place to start a tradition. It is the students' job this against the Crimson, and quickly jumped out to a often rotated into die defense for Kenya Barr. year to make the Dome a pit, in order to intimidate the 7-0 lead in game one. Harvard pulled to within "It didn't hit till I saw the paper this morning, opposition to the point where the game becomes sec- four at 10-6, but the Huskies were able to reel off " said Amicucci. "No matter how much we ondary to the atmosphere. five straight points to win 15-6. Rcnce de la complain, we really don't want it to end." Houssaye was instrumental in the first game and With die gym all but empty, six banners still PREDICTION: Come March, this team will win 17 had 13 kills in the match to lead the Huskies. hung from die wall. One for each senior, and one games, make the NIT and finish seventh in the Big East. Laena Abare closed out the game with one of her in die middle which simply said "Thank you". Not bad, but it could be better. two aces. "It was sad, we were here four years together," said Apel. "I'm gonna miss volleyball, but I UConn took a 10-2 lead in the second game think I'm gonna miss the team more." and won 15-6 when a Peri Wallace kill went long Jim Reynolds and Jason Bluestein are Daily Campus Certainly there is more volleyball to be played Columnists. for Harvard. Ahead 14-11 in the third game, Kenya Barr was called into serve. The crowd in these five players careers. UConn will travel exploded with applause as the captain, slowed by See page 15