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VOL. I.XX NO. 102 STORRS, CONNECTICUT Thursday, March 22, 1973 Meskill suffers popularity loss, 58% disapprove Public i on I iden 11 in the administration ol Gov. Thomas ). Meskill has declined over the past year to the point where negative reaction to Ins administration outweighs favorable response by almost 2 to I, according to a poll conducted by the Hartford Times. The Poll, conducted by Decision Research lor the Hartford Times was the result ol interviews with 500 resident! of voting age. The poll indicated disapproval ol the was Meskill is handling his job had rise l) to 58 per cent while approval lias sunk to 31 per cent. Last April approval slood at "> I pel cent and disapproval at 'i7 per tent, which means since then public opinion On this question has turned c omplclely around, as lavorahle- reaction lias declined a tull 20 points and critic ism jumped by nearly .in identical amount. Disapproval ot Meskill's performance is I'-' points highei cm the polls than at any previous lime sine e he look ollic c in It was all hot fudge, jimmies and whipped cream at Ye Oldc Ice Cream Parlour at Crawford O last night. All sorts of ice cream I '17 I . The previous high was Id per cent concoctions were whipped up for the CCC charity drive. (Photo by Dennis Capuano) in September, 1971. Mosl ol tho.se who commented on the poll said the radically changed opinion about Meskill could IK- attributed to the bus strike. Many also said Meskill is motivated more b\ political High Court hears tuition case considerations than by interest in accomplishing things lor the state. by Paulette Thibodeau the state and meets all other "How in the world can you justify that ? Meskill's refusal to grant a pay raise WASHINGTON - The U.S. Supreme requirements for residency, the "he asked Hill. le> slate employee! is also attributed to Court heard arguments Tuesday out-of-state status, once assigned to a Hill said the state was acting in a the dec line ratings in 1 lit- polls. student, cannot be changed for as long reasonable and rational manner. morning on the constitutionality of file poll also showed lh.it Meskill has as the student attends the state "It is not a rationalization I can Connecticut's legal classification of met with disapproval from almost 50 institution of higher education. understand," Marshall later added. out-of-state students. per cent ol Republicans and In Tuesday's hearing by the Supreme- Hill told the Court that the public The classification is part of the state's con sen stives. Court, the stale was appealing a lower statute, which became effective July of subsidized higher education and il federal district decision which ruled the ()i the majoi population groups 1971, requiring differential tuition deserves to be protected for the stale's classification system of Connecticut's polled, approval ol Meskill's policies based on out-of-state residency which residents who have contributed to its law unconstitutional. support through tax payments. exceeded criticism only among the can not be changed regardless of how The Jower federal court had ruled in Justice Byron White asked Hill how elderly ol the state. Disapproval was long the student attends a state college favor of two UConn students Margaret much federal funds financed the cost of particularly widespread in the grcatci or state university. Kline and Patricia Catapano who Hartford area, the poll showed. Kvcn if the student registers to vote in Continued on page 4 contested the statute as being unconstitutional. Both women were originally out-of-state applicants who Bailey admits later became Connecticut residents. Federal judge denies Because of the law, the university refused to give them resident student top nomination status. "Assuming that it is permissible for the state to impose a heavier burden ot Watergate subpeonas tuition and fees on non-resident than on still in doubt "This court cannot blind itsell to I he resident students, that state may not WASHINGTON (I'PI) A federal chilling effect that the, subpoenas will by Robert Kaplan classify as 'out-of-state students' those judge, saying the case "transcends have on public confidence in the press. W1LLIMANTIC - Appearing here at who do not belong in that class," the anything yet encountered in the annals Riehev said. a dinner gathering of Eastern Federa District Court said in its decision. of American judicial history." 'The importance of this ease Connecticut Democrats, Democratic John Hill, assistant attorney general Wednesday squashed subpoenas sought transcends anything yet encountered in State Chairman John Bailey told the in the state, opened the arguments by the Nixon campaign organization the annals ol Vmcrican judicial history .' Daily Campus last night that the contest Tuesday morning in behalf of the state. against 11 newsmen involved in coverage he said. for the Democratic gubernatorial Hill said Connecticut's system of of the Watergate bugging case. "What i> involved is the right "I the nomination is still wide open. classifying out-of-state students for The Committee to Rc-I.kel the public to receive news. 1 his mallei is "It's a long way off yet and we're still tuition purposes is reasonably related to President CRP had subpoenaed nine- nothing less than the problem ol in the process of soliciting opinions the legitimate state object of securing reporters, two Washington Post maintaining an informed public capable from Democrats all over the state," funds and permitting a partial cost executives and notes and source of conducting its own affairs." Bailey said. equalization. materials used in stories about the Riehev said the ease was an exception Bailey said the General Assembly's Hill argued that the statute is not bugging of the Democratic National to e>thcr recent court decisions thai had Democratic leadership will analyze Gov. really "permanent." A student only has Headquarters in Washington. not protected reporters from having lo Thomas J. Meskill's proposed budget to move into the state for a year prior to The information was sough! in a civil icsiilv because n was not a criminal and then offer alternatives. applying for admission to a state college case between the Republicans and mailer and the reporters wen "noi Commenting on yesterday's Hartford or university, he told the Court. panics to the i asc Times poll that revealed a severe drop in He argued that the law actually lVmoe rats. provided for a dur.ition.il recpiirement ol The Republicans were attempting to The Democrats hail argued thai the Meskill's popularity, Bailey said "the subpoenas would force the reporters Democratic party is in part responsible one year. "It should be noted that an prove that former National Democratic reveal confidential sources, l.uh ot the for informing the public about the individual may delay his studies and Chairman Lawrence- O'Brien hlvlcd reporters had written stories that .inked Governor's performance." establish in-state residency for ■ future- former CRP finance chairman Maurice the Watergate bugging to the committee. Bailey said the Democratic party in application. The classification is thus Stans when he told a news conference Connecticut is presently engaged in not truly •permanent', " Hill said in his thai Stalls was part ol the- bugging The reporters involved were Dean mounting a campaign for the November written brief to the Court. c Ollspil.le v . lislni ol rime. John Crewdson ot the mayoralty elections. Justice Thurgppd Marshall asked it a COT attorney, Kenneth Wills New York linns. |>>seph Yob. Patrick "We should do well in Waterbury and person who is eligible to vole, and to Parkinson subpoenaed lom reporters Collins, Jeremiah O'Lean and James New Haven, but Bridgeport might become mayor Of New Haven, could from the Washington Slat News, one Polk <>t the St.u News. .\\\i\ Jim Mann. present a problem," he said. conceivably be classified as an liiini I ime magaaine, one from the Ne>» Rob Woodward and Carl Berstem of the Bailey also remarked that the out-ol-state student and Hill answered York rimes, and two executives \\ ashington Post University ol Connecticut Board of yes. including publishei Kathcrinc Graham, Also subpoenaed were the Post > Trusted should move falter on the Mayor of New Haven and still an iwo reporters and a lot nut le-poilei »t publisher, Mis Graham ami managing srli i tion "I ,i new president out .>l si.lit student ', Marshall said. I he Washington Post cdilot . Ho waul Simons New Yahoos live on Thursday, March 22, 1973 (Emuwrttrut Eathj (Hamptt* Right because I say so Editor-in-Chief Lincoln Millstein by The Raven Hitler and Mussolini. Revolution burglar alrms, guard dogs) just Ashley Montagu is a noted is on its way because Hucy loaded with junk making life Managing Editor Business Manager anthropologist. Transplanted Newton says so. American "convenient, easy, modern" and Alan K. Reisner Donald E. Waggaman from Great Britain he has spent capitalism is in its descendency meaningless. But to ease our a lifetime studying the idiocratic because dissident groups are troubled conscience we dutifully quirks and habits of Americans. rioting. 1984 is not just Orwell's send sailboat decorated checks His observations are revealing as imaginary look into the future. of five whole dollars to the heart it often takes an "outsider's However, the high sounding and cancer associations. The viewpoint" to cut through the rhetoric cannot cover up the unfortunate are not forgotten. delusions we blindly accept. ironic inconsistencies. Through it all nothing We are becoming more like Remember when the Black changes: oppression of poor the "New Yahoos", a Panther newspaper graphically people and minorities continues; characterization Montagu described how to make a bomb? the Pentagon gets bigger and dubbed on supporters of the Only to admonish readers and more uncontrollable; Goldwater syndrome that swept followers in the next issue that government leaders stifle and America in 1964. New Yahoos following the previous regulate criticism; and protestors feel that what they believe is instructions could easily result in are manhandled and harassed by right simply because they belivc loss of life and not to "capitalist law enforcement agents. it! Hence, they .can't be wrong pigs and their running dogs!" In the meantime while The best choice and are not prone to change The Olympian rhetoric of Yahoos charge and outdated sacred dogmas. Yahoos, coupled with an counter-charge each other into Appearing on the student referendum ballot to ratify Mr. Montagu compares New inability to decipher what it all submission, Richard Nixon tells means, leads many of us to us there are no problems and new student governance at the University is recognition Yahoos to the pupil of the eye; the more light they are exposed apathy. "How can it be so bad if proceeds to eliminate almost all that alternatives to the Federation of Students and to, the narrower they become. I'M doing p.k.? " the social welfare organizations. Service Organizations were presented. But Yahoos arc not solely This apathy makes us more He believes his reelection to be a lunatics of the Goldwater strain. self-indulgent. Other people no mandate in favor of federal The authors of these alternative governments protest There are plenty of Yahoos of longer matter. But "Keeping Up decentralization, so he is "administrative influence"in forming the Federation. leftist persuasion. How many With the Joneses"does. To carrying out the 'will of the It is true that the Administration played a role in the times do they caution of maintain the facade we buy people.' Lyndon Johnson's impending doom and tactics expensive automobiles that we "mandate" election in 1964 development of a student committee to redraft student "government fascists" cleverly do not need, burn a lot of gas, quickly dissolved as he became government. To the extent that the Administration use to solidify power? Even the and worse, make a lot of narrower to the light of dissent. most inane official finds himself pollution. Our homes are The same is in store for Yahoo provided access to facilities enabling the committee to in a comparison along with veritable castles (high walls, Nixon. work, it played a role. But it must be conceived in our minds that students worked earnestly through a summer to provide us with a viable document—a document which LETTERS TO THE EDITOR has received thorough legal scrutiny. Let us also note that at least two authors of alternative The third was not. Therefore, Committee knows exactly what Almost okayed the Board of Governors has not happened, but it appears that governments are members or former members of a fully endorsed the FSSO but has Dean Manning played a major, if political organization—the Young Americans for To the Editor: endorsed the FSSO with one not dominant role in Since the referendums on the reservation. formulating the FSSO's major Freedom—whose purpose is to dominate student Federation of Students and David Howlett concepts. governance activity at the University. Services Organization (FSSO) President, Board of Governors It is wrong that administrators will be Thursday, Mar. 22, it is We believe that the relationship between the student should play so large a role in important that the position of creating a Student structure, it is committee and the Administration has been a healthy the Board of Governors be clear. No on FSSO wrong for a document that will one—one which will eventually benefit student On February 23. 1973, the To the Editor: affect all students to be drawn Board of Governors resolved to We, the writers of the up in secret meetings. government, if the Federation is adopted. The student support the FSSO with three alternative proposals for This week's referendum is not committee has received sound guidance concerning legal reservations. "student government" believe a fair referendum. It is a 1. To provide for the funding the institution of the "FSSO" technicalities—a privilege the alternative government referendum with a great deal of >1 continuing organizations would be a tragedy. It will make pro-FSSO propaganda on the authors were not afforded. under the FSSO. the concept of student self rule a ballot. mockery. The concept and Vote Yes for the Federation. 2. To provide for some Dean Manning said befon popular input into deliberations document itself imply a return vacation that he felt the other of the central committee. to a policy where a few elite proposals were unfit to be 3. To change the amendment students and administrators run presented to the students. He procedure that would enable the students' lives. should have let the students constituent components of the The FSSO merely centralizes decide. Because of all this, we FSSO to make revisions of their what the students can already do ask, you to VOTE NO on the specific constitutions as long as - but does not give them more FSSO. not in conflict with the overall power, and does not address Bob Ebcr Constitution, without the itself to the role of student Dave Brooks approval of the Central participation in the larger Matt Bates Committee. University structure. The first and second The FSSO was written by a, Letters should be typed, doub<« reservations were recognized by group of handpicked students spaced, signed and addressed to: To and administrators in secret the Editor, Box u-8. Brevity (Tiirmf rtirut Suihi (Lampua the Committee to redraft enhances chance of publication. The Student Government in their during the summer. No one Connecticut Dally Campus reserve? Serving Siorrs Since 1896 proposed changes of the FSSO. outside the Redrafting right to edit letters for space. Editor*: News Deb Noyd, Mark Fisher •Well, Not Everybody Thinks The Mail Service Is Lousy . . . We Just Got Makeup Len Austcr Feature* Bob Kaplan A Letter of Commendation From President Taft Himself!' Arts Regina Feirara Advertising Manager Rob Milford Circulation Mark Greenberr Cartoons Peter Charpentier Sports Dave Solomon Associate Sports Bob V'acon Editorial Page Peter Krzyzek Chief News Photographer Noel Voroba Chief Features Photographer Alan Decker Chief Sports Photographer Wesley Thouin Associate News Mark Franklin Assistant News John Pallatto Assistant Makeup Rich Ricci Staff: Tim Murphy, Chris Becker, Jay Stoves, Sharon Weiss, Steve King, Tom Taylor, Carol Bucklassd, Lora Livengood, Sharon Fields, Cina Calderbank, Jim Palmieri, Paula Schaenknecht, Peter Lord, Mary FUen Wallace, Dennis Capuano, Randy Philippi, Ronald Fedos, Mike Muska, John Keilfy, Tom Oat, Jim Baran, Jack Sharry, Andy C-oldfarb, Jon Lender, Debi Stevenson, Flame Lattimer, and Steve Wortman.
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For information call: 429—3525 Thursday, March 22, 1973 Connecticut Dmily Campus Page 5 UConn Board of Trustees will open meeting Friday Libya fires on U.S. plane The University of Sanders; Facilities, John Sources report plane was on spying mission Connecticut's Board of Trustees McDonald; Programs, Mrs. will hold its first public hearing Louise ki on holm; Improvement WASHINGTON (UPI) -Two managed to land safely in Rogers summoned the Libyan in recent history Friday at 2 Opportunity, Carl Nielsen; Libyan jet fighters fired on an Athens, Greece. p.m. (March 23), when it charge d'affaires in Washinton, Transfer, W. deHomcr Waller; unarmed U.S. Air Force C130 Although the Defense and Muharran N. BenMusa, and presents its reaction to the Equal Opportunities, Joseph cargo plane over the State Departments refused to handed him a strongly worded State's Master Plan for Higher McCormick. Mediterranean Wednesday say where the U.S. flight Education at the Bishop Center. protest note which termed the On March 12, members of the between Malta and Libya, the originated, where it was headed attack "provocative." Last month, eight members of University (faculty) Senate State Department said. Other or what the plane was carrying, the Board were designated to At the same time, the U.S. offered their views on the U.S. sources reported the plane other sources said it was based in diplomatic representative in react to the eight different various recommendations of was on a spying mission. AThens and was engaged in Libya, Harold Joseph, was components of the master plan Master Plan resource groups. \ department spokesman, electronic surveillance of an and transmit their comments to instructed to obtain an Earlier CHE Chancellor Warren wno called the attack "an undisclosed area. The State the Commission for Higher explanation from that Hill explained the general unpardonable incident," said the Department did say the plan had government. Education (CHE) via the Board's circumstances surrounding the American plane was not struck. no connection with the Central The Washington Evening Star CHE representative on the CHE, development of the plan and its i,"maneuveredint"o"a" cioucUover Intelligence Agency. Mrs. Norma Jorgensen. News said the four-cngined timetable. to escape its pursuers and Secretary of Stale William P. In describing the public aspect C130, a turobprop craft of the coming meeting, normally carrying a crew of four Jorgensen encouraged members or five for troop transport and of this campus community to cargo duties, was part of a fleet attend and make their view of U.S. electronic intelligence Phase III not working planes which fly close to foreign known. Topics and Trustees scheduled countries and record their radar to comment are: Goals, Charles Food prices con tine to rise and radio transmissions with Stroh; Enrollment, William sensitive devices on board. The State Department said WASHINGTON (UPI) -The Committee of Congress, "but it went up 0.8 per cent in government said Wednesday that is not clear the best move would February the plane was flying over after seasonal international waters when it was Meskill allots full month of be to reinstate the formalities of adjustment, the""largest monVhly ^lackcd""^ mcrican spy planes President Nixon's Phase III Phase II." increase since the same month in usually fly well outside the $4 million for controls the cost of living in Stein testified after the Labor 1951 during the Korean War. February scored its biggest boundaries or territorial waters Department's Bureau of Labor Two-thirds of the February Qf bus operation increase in 22 years as food Statistics reported that the in"inflation came from higher food Transmissions ThTy'Zu^Z prices went up at the highest Consumer Price Index (CPI) CPI Dnces.prices, the BLS saidsaid. ... HARTFORD (UPI) - The rate on record. monitor. Meskill administration has And in more bad news for alloted $4 million of the $60 consumers, an administration million public service tax fund spokesman predicted that prices, to get buses back on the road in especially for food, would three major cities for two years. continue going up sharply in the School financing legal The 13-member Connecticut next few months, but hopefully Transportation Authority would level out by the end of Wednesday signed contracts with the year. WASHINGTON (UPI) The ultimate solutions must come federal court in Minnesota. The the Connecticut Co., ending a Chairman Herbert Stein of the Supreme Court ruled 5 to 4 from the lawmakers and from Supreme Court's decision would four-month bus strike in President's Council of Economic Wednesday that financing public the democratic pressures of not affect any such ruling under Hartford, New Haven and Advisers held open the schools with property taxes is those who elect them," and not .i stale constitution. Stamford. The use of funds from possibility the White House constitutional and does not from the Supreme Court. The Texas case on which ihe public service taxes was would reimpose the full range of discriminate against the poor, Dissenting Wednesday were High Court ruled Wednesday was authorized by the state Bond Phase II mandatory price but that "the need is apparent Justices Thurgood Marshall, initialed in 1968 by parents and Commission. controls to stem the sharp for reform" by state and local William O. Douglas. William J. children in the I dgewood Under the terms of the inflation, but gave no indication governments. Brennan Jr. and Byron R. White, independent school district, a agreement, cities wanting service that controls would be put on The majority opinion was Marshall wrote thai Ihe majority Mexican - American community must form transit districts. the exempt farm products - the written by Justice Lewis F. decision "can only be seen as a in San Antonio. Hartford has a nine-town main source of the present Powell Jr., a former chairman of retreat from our historic The lower court upheld iheir membership formed 12 years inflation. the Richmond, Va., school commitment to equality of complaint of discrimination, ago and buses in the area were "We are prepared to move," board and president of the educational opportunity..." saying their high tax rale- expected to operate by Monday. Stein told the Joint Economic Virginia State Board of Usc of ,hc property tax for produced only $21 per pupil Education, who stressed the public schools has been struck from local properly taxes while court's reluctance to interfere in down as unconstitutional by- a lower rale in ihe more affluent sta,c questions of tax and educational courts in California. New Alamo Heights district provided policies that belong to the states. Jersey and Michigan, and by a $307 per pupil. The court reversed a decision SLSr££»£r£pane Government renews stijj December, 1971, that use of a local property tax discriminated on the basis of wealth, and policy at Wounded Knee denied the Constitution's "equal WOUNDED KNEE, S.D. investigation, said ihe lush Make HOLIDAY SPIRITS protection of the law" for (UPI) —A federal grand jury has round of indictments charged schools in poorer returned 23 new indictments on arson, assault against federal your one stop for all your neighborhoods. felony charges, bringing to 54 officials, use- of a firearm in Nonetheless, Powell said, "the the number of persons indicted (onimision of a felony, burglary. party needs. need is apparent for reform in in the 22-day occupation of larceny and robbery. Featuring tax systems which may well have Wounded Knee by armed A week ago .'>'_' persons wen- San Miguel and Pilsner Urquel relied too long and too heavily Indians, a government attorney indicted on charges of . ivil on the local property tax. And announced Wednesday. disorder, conspiracy, burglan Beer certainly innovative new A federal grand jury returned and larceny in the seizure of this thinking as to public education. ,ht" indictment! in Sioux Falls. Oglala Sioux reservation village Rt. 195 Holiday Mall 429-7786 its methods and its funding, is SD- wh,lc ,hc l'S' government and ihe ransacking ol its trading and leaders ol ihe milii.mi '< ...- ....•...... ,,..,.,,, posts and museum. ■■■■ ■■■ MMMWMMIIHHHIWIMIIHHHIIIIII necessary to assure both a higher level of quality and greater American Indian Movement Clayton said the new uniformity of opportunity." (AIM) skirmished with proposals indictments, like the previous Powell added that "the and counter - proposals over ones, have been scaled, and right on 8 ways to end the confrontation al warrants will be issued for the this drab, dusty hamlet. arresl of those- named, lie said Foodi from around the world UNIVERSITY OF TORONTO U.S. Attorney William the grand jury will return April 9 Holiday Mall Clayton, guiding the grand jury to consider luither cases Rte 195Storrs 429 5030 FRENCH LANGUAGE First area showing of SUMMER SCHOOL at Saint-Pierre et Miquelon (I5lh Summer) Cheeses, Coffees, An Experience in International BURN Living Learn to speak French and en- Starring Teas, Spices, Frozen joy a fascinating holiday in this North American overseas terri- tory of France. The Saint-Pi- errais are warm and friendly, MARLON BRANDO & Tinned Foods and Ihe surrounding sea and mountains provide an atmo- 1970 release sphere of delightful relaxation. A newly expanded selection CnQutries French Summer School THURSDAY MARCH 2? University of Toronto PHYSICS BUILDING RM 36 IMS) of Oriental foods. Division of Extension AT 7 AND 9PM 119 SI George Street Mon. -Closed (Fri- 1081 Toronto. Ontario Tues.-Sat. 10:00-6:00 Sunday 11-5 Canada M5S 1A9 Benefit for medical aid for IndoChina ft Conncctknt Daily U«F Thnrniay, March 12. 197S /7/m Society screens old and new by Jeff Wise but he remains one of the most Three recent films and four popular comedians today. Two established movies will be shows in Von der Mehden, 8 and presented this week by The Film 11:45. Society Beginning Thiusdav Anti-Nazi evening at eight in the l.M.S. \i 9:29 Carole Lombard is Auditorium and continuing featured in her last screen Pridk) and Saturday evenings in appearance before her tragic Von Der Meluien with a two airplane death on a war bond o'clock Saturday showing of tour in 1942, l'he film is F.rnst Sational Velvet in Von Dei l.ubitsch's superb black lomcdy Mehden. /,. Be or Not to Be which The newer films are Wood) CO stars Jack Benny (in his best Allen's Bananas, Luchino performance) and Robert Stack, Visconti'i Death in Venice and lhe film is about a Polish Luis Bunuel's The Milky Way. theatrical company in Warsaw The older films arc Only preparing to stage an anti-Nazi ) i rdft) \19M). Sadie McJCee melodrama on the eve of World 19 IS), To Be or Wol to #<■ War II. (1942) and MarMMMi rVJvrf lhe play is cancelled when ,1944) the Polish government fears that Suds Here relations between Berlin and lhursd.iv : Onf) I (tel MV, a Warsaw will be harmed by the 1933 melodrama m the performance of a play critical of "women*! picture" genre the Naai regime, lhe players, highlights the talents of the peal somewhat disappointed, present actress Margaret Sullavan and Hamlet instead with Benny in director John Stahl. both of the title role. whom are about ready for major lhe Germans storm into rediscovery. The film is a tearful Poland and the film abruptly tale of a woman seduced and twitches from comedy to forgotten by a man. She raises traged) U the original sets are his child ami tmallv dies without reduced to rubble. Lubitach was ever being reunited with her widely criticized for his deft forgetful lover. Sud-v material ridicule of Hitler and the Nazis, to be sure, elevated by Stahl's but the film stands up today as a Dirk Bogard stars in "Death in Venice," the film version of Thomas Mann's novella. The film is invigorating and fluid direction classic and will be remembered directed by Luchino Visconti and will be shown Saturday night 8:00 p.m. in Von der Mehden. and by Sullivan's c\tremely when all of Woody Allen's lovelv. graceful and touching movies are forgotten. Admission more than a dirty old man with in many ways, it is very nice to Desert, Belle tie Jour, Tr is tana performance in the lead role,her is $1.50 and membership cards the hots for a young, beautiful look at. Visconti succeeds in and most recently The Dili reel debut in pictures. are not required. but totally vapid Polish boy. capturing the Charms of the Bouregeosie. Sadit UcKee: forget your Read it Beauty that he had beer. turn-of-the-ccntury atmosphere Bunuel needs no praise from me prejudices about Joan Crawford. Saturday: If you haven't seen searching for all of his life in his 0r p|agUC . infested Venice with but his film The Milky Way Forget the last pictures like Luchino Visconti'i Death in art and has now assumed human jts lavish deluxe hotels, beautiful needs a revival. It's a very Female on the Bcaih. Berserk, Venice you'll have your chance form. Whereas Mann places beaches and decadent streets. difficult film to view and has and lr tg and COOK and see one Saturday night at eight in Von Aschenbach's total absorption The costumes and the decor are never appeared in this area. The of the absolute pinnacles of der Mehden. It would be best to for Tadzio on the aesthetic - an vcrv lavish and will absorb Milky Way is a very curious, Hollywood at her very best She- read or reread Thomas Mann's spiritual level, Visconti reduces tric viewer. For these reasons as interesting picture about an was a star for forty years in novella first in order to make the it to its simplest sexual form. wc|| as for the movie's value as a odyssey undertaken by two pictures like Our Dancing, comparison between the two Failure comparison with the original vagabonds (Paul Frankeur and l)autht,T-["29). Rain ('32), works. A film maker assumes a Visconti's failure to allow the source, Death in Venice is I inn in Terzieff) who travel Craml Hotel 1*52), Dancing great task when he tries to audience to get inside Dirk strongly recommended. The film through history witnessing and Lmdy (1933). Sad* hleKet (*3?). transpose a great work such as Bogard's Aschenbach by is in English and, of course, in participating in a series of great The Women ('39). I Women's this novel into a film and the forbidding him to make contact color. moral and religious Face I 1941). Dais\ Kenyan with anyone else in the film controversies. A must for Bunuel result is often a failure, which is Surrealistic '47), Nick Rav's neurotic the case here. The film was not (except in some flashbacks) or fans. Admission to the double off-beat Western Johnny Guitar what everyone who loved the understand him by the use of The second feature Saturday bill is $1.50 and membership (*54), and What Fver Happened Mann hoped for two years ago. "internal dialogue" only night is The Milky Way (1968). cards are not required. to Baby Janet (1962). In ail she Visconti adapted too freely succeeds in estranging the directed by the great Spanish One final note: there will be made about eighty pictures. Ironi the original and changed audience from the protagonist so surrealist Luis Bunuel whose an unscheduled presentation of Sadb McKee is a film the whole mood of the story that there is really no feeling or films include Un Chien Andolou, Ken Russell's The Devils (1971) perfect!) suited for Crawford's converting the writer understanding for this sad, I.anil Without Bread, Los Wednesday, March 28, at eight screen persona of a strong, Aschcnback (the composer lonely man. Olivados, Viridiana, The and .ten, in the Student Union self-reliant career girl determined Mahler in the movie) into little Although the film is a failure Exterminating Angel, Simon the Ballroom. Go mike good no matter what the odds. Sadti \kKee is much PEN POINT PRESENTS THE CELEBRATED STORY OF A MAN OBSESSED mo'c than a standard thirties BY IDEAL BEAUTY. m's wecpie. it's a well directed. brilliant film iuiranlced to move even the ERNIE WILSON most cynical viewer and revise ne'i opinion of Crawford. When Ernie talks about knowing God's nee Brown directed and the personal love, people listen, and closely! cast includes Gene Raymond. Francfsot lone. F.dward Arnold. F.sther Ralston. Jean Dixon. Leo G. Carroll, and Akim Tamiroff. Tonight Admission is $.75 with the Film . membership card. COMMONS 217 AT 8:31 Woody Allen's a one man show in his 1970 film hich he wTote. starred ia ind directed. Allen's talents NEW LIFE are more suited for television skits and his constant presence WARNING. You might have a great time. wears thin after the initial gags ARE YOU WANTED BY THE BOG? "S. «.--:*r ! FIND OUT v#aib**y6»'<' Pick up an application Plus Luis Bunnuel's THE MILKY WAY Commons 319 or Control Desk Special supplement to the Daily Campus Campus Community Carnival -1973
Welcome to the 25th Anniversary Campus Community Carnival. The CCC offers a wide range of activities of interest to all In this supplement you'll find out just what CCC is, who it benefits, members of the community; students, faculty and staff, and area and what CCC events are coming up for your enjoyment. families. Sponsored by Alpha Phi Omega and Gamma Sigma Sigma, the The CCC hopes this supplement will increase your awareness of service fraternity and sorority, the 1973 Carnival will donate funds the CCC and how you can spend some of your time in the next two to 23 local, state, national, and international charitable weeks while helping 23 deserving charities at the same lime. Help us organizations. raise $20,000 in celebration of our 25th Anniversary.
A record goal of over $20,000 is set for this year's carnival The Campus Community Carnival is a kissing booth, with plenty of a large scale, multi-faceted fund raising refreshments. Trophies will be awarded drive for the benefit of state, local, and to dorms sponsoring the most profitable national charities. This year the goal of booths. $20,000 is to be donated to 23 charities, The WHUS Marathon, from March 31 chosen by the CCC Executive Board on through April 3, is a traditional event the basis of demostrated need. with the Carnival, which amassed over Over the past 24 years, the CCC has $10,000 in pledges last year. The girls at raised over $185,000 for charity, adding the phones will accept any pledge of 50 over $19,500 of this total in 1972. This cents or over, but "the more you pay, year the fund raising efforts are focused the faster we play." Marathon phone on six major events. numbers arc: 429-3100, 429-WHUS. and The New England Invitational Turtle 486-4007. Tournament is now in its eighth year. It The Record Auction will be held on will be held on Saturday, March 24, at 2 Monday evening, April 2, at 7 p.m. in p.m. in the ROTC Hangar. Dr. Homer I). the S.U. Ix>bby. Guest auctioneers will Babbidge, Jr., has sent in the first entry include Sen. Audrey Beck, and Dr. and will again sponsor his turtle, Search Michael Turvey. This is an ideal Committee, which won last year's opportunity to buy great records at faculty class of the tournament. bargain basement prices. The CCC Auction will be conducted under the gavel of CoL Francis Collette, Special Events are sponsored by an auctioneer known statewide, on student organizations, and dorm groups Wednesday evening, March 28, at 7 p.m. to benefit CCC. Among the events this in the ROTC Hangar. Merchandise year are the BOG Clown Contest, the solicited from stores and corporations appearance of the Connecticut Dairy across the state ranges from stereo and Scamfms, a contest by the Campus sporting equipment to auto supplies to Community Band, and a Name the stuffed animals. The Auction has a goal Clown Contest. of $ 1,000. The CCC Executive Board is working The CCC Midway on March 31 is an to make this yen's Carnival the biggest all clay carnival, with everything from ever . . . biggest lor the -'■' charities pic throwing booths l<> games of skill to which leap the benefits. Page I Connecticut Daily Campus SPECIAL CCC SUPPLEMENT March 22, 1973 Fairs have been 25 year tradition Campus Community Carnival common at these early Carnivals.. staff was recently fortunate to The fraternities and sororities be able to speak with Dr. Arthur engaged in keen rivalries to win E. Schwarting, dean of the the awards for "best booth" and School of Pharmacy, about past "most lucrative booth". Carnivals. According to Schwarting, the Dean Schwarting came to the content of the booths was much Storrs campus in 1951, and had like it is today; games of skill an occasion to visit during the and chance, shooting galleries, previous two years. He described and pie throwing were common the times as "an era of growth", events. Outdoor rides, including part of the post-war boom. He a miniature ferris wheel, were doesn't feel that UConn was a part of the big event. These rides "cow college", as it is often and the carnival atmosphere described, during those first which pervaded the CCC were years of the Carnival. attractions to children, and many area families made the But the College of Agriculture CCC a family affair, often was a primary part of the coming back for both evenings. University, and one of the Dean Schwarting reflected primary events each fall was a that the Carnival in 1951 was square dance festival. He "an integral part of campus described the UConn of the life". He feels that there was a early '50's as a "quieter place" "greater concern on the part of a than it is today. It was very majority of the students" in the similar to the Midway of the early 50's than exists now. 70's and was precceded by a Perhaps it is true that the parade. The parade often had as campus in 1973 is more many as 25 floats, and was a big apathetic toward the CCC than event for the fraternities and it was in 1951, but we must sororities which were remember that the 1951 CCC influential at the time. made $1,500 for the The Carnival itself was held Community Chest, and in 1972 on Dow Field under tents. It ran CCC earned $19,500 for 24- for at least two days each year. local, state, and national More than 50 booths were charities. Clown contest and dance highlight week's activities The BOG will again sponsor through Wednesday, March 28, it's annual Clown Contest and from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Clown Dance. The Contest will Any suggestions for a name begin on Tuesday, March 27, at should be accompanied by your 3 p.m. in the S.U. Lobby. All name,. campus address, phone clowns are welcome, just call number, and 10 cents. A prize 486-3703 to register. will go the person who suggests Two awards will be given: one the name that the Clown finally for the best costume, and one to chooses. Entries may also be the clown who raises the most brought to the CCC office, S.U. $1000 rides on Auction money for CCC. The Clown 303B, or mailed to Campus Dance will be' held on Tuesday, Community Carnival; Name the March 27; at 8 p.m. in the Clown Contest; Box U-8. An auction which has become Items to be offered for sale There is a 40-piece set of Student Union Ballroom. New and rare record albums a JlOOO-dollar event in recent are diverse. There will be free stainless steel flatware and many Donations will go to the CCC floral arrangements for the will be auctioned here years will once again attempt to meals at several local Clowns. A collection of rare record exceed that goal, when Col. home. Stuffed animals are The Name the Clown Contest restaurants pizzas, donuts and available for the kids, and ladies' albums unavailable anywhere Francis Collet te bangs the gavel is sponsored by Emanon. The cas-s of soda to please your handbags and a variety of beauty else, as well as the top records of to sound the beginning of this official CCC Clown doesn't have stomach. For your automobile, products will also be auctioned the day will be auctioned off at year's Campus Community a name, and we would like we offer oil changes, lubrication off. the CCC Record Auction. Carnival (CCC) Auction. March students, faculty, and staff to For the musically-minded, the Monday, April 2 at 7 p.m. in the 28 at 7 p.m. in the ROTC jobs, tires and even 20 car submit their ideas for her name Auction will offer a $25-dollar Student Union Lobby. Special Hangar. washes. to us. The clown will circulate gift certificate from Mind and guest auctioneers will include Sound, a pair of Sennheiser on campus during CCC week, Dr. Michael Turvey of the March 26-30, and also at the open-air headphones (list Psychology Department, Colt CCC Midway, March 31. A table Acting President to enter $39.95), and a Bozak Sonora Denfield of the Sociology B-201 speaker system (list will also be set up in the S.U. Department and Connecticut Lobby on Monday, March 26 'Master Planner'in tourney $89.95). State Senator Audrey Beck. Acting President Edward V. CCC office at 486-2341 or Gant has submitted his entry, 429-9678. "Master Planner", in the eighth The following is a lettersentby annual New England Invitational Babbidgc to enter into this Turtle Tournament and will year's turtle race: watch him race Saturday, March By all means, I want to 24 at 2 p.m. in the ROTC sponsor "Search Committee" Hangar. The tournament is again this year! Indeed, at the sponsored by CCC. rate things are going, I may want "Master Planner" will be to enter her indefinitely! competing against "Search An anonymous friend of mine Committee", the defending has given me five dollars, with champion turtle of Former which to sponsor an additional UConn President Homer D. entry to be named "The Board." Bahbidgc Jr., "Alternative He feels confident his entry will Proposals", Assistant Provost be even slower than mine! Galvin Gall's entry, and "Dean's I therefore enclose a check in Progress", submitted by the amount of ten dollars which, Associate Dean for Student at least in the pre-tuition days, Affairs John J. Manning Jr. was enough to sponsor two Anyone may sponsor a turtle turtles. If it's not enough at and CCC will provide a turtle if today's rates, please let me you don't own one, according to know. Sandra Welch, CCC publicity Thank John Begina for taking co-chairman. If a sponsor is such good care of my beloved unable to be present to race his turtle, who, for all her own turtle, a CCC representative sluggishness, is still close to my will race him or her, she said. heart! Entry forms may be obtained With every good wish for a at the APO office, Box U-8. most successful CCC Student Union 303 B and must be returned by race time. For Sincerely, additional information, call the Homer Babbidgc Connecticut Daily Campus SPECIAL CCC SUPPLEMENT March 22, 1973 Page 3 CCC Midway features fun for Everyone The Campus Community Carnival Midway comes to Storr's ROTC Hangar on Saturday, March 31, from 1-10:30 p.m. The Carnival's Midway features fun for all ages in a variety of booths run by student and community groups. A return of the traditional kissing booth, sponsored by Wade House, and a Volkswagen filled with popcorn by the girls of Vinton House (How many do you think there are? ) will be among the highlights. If you're interested in what life holds in store for you, a palmreading booth can answer your questions. Professional clown Gary Chapin will appear to delight the children and the young at heart. He will give two performances at 3 p.m. and 4 p.m., including a magic show, unicycle riding, and juggling. Trophies will be awarded to the dorms with the most lucrative booths, so get out there and run your own. Thanks to the generosity of the Division of Public Safety, two shuttlcbusscs will run on Saturday for the Midway. Harold H. Gagne, Supt. of the Shuttlebus Service, has donated his time to drive one of the busses, and reports that David Driscoll and William A. Massett of Public Safety have given permission for the busses to run, donating gas and oil. The second bus will be driven by Georgia P. Gagne. There will be a canister on each bus for contributions to CCC. The busses will follow the usual outer campus route, picking people up and dropping them off at any point along the route. Carnival to benefit 23 charities Daily Campus to print annual humor edition 1. American Friends Service 3. Children, Inc. 5. Coventry FISH - Friends in 14. National .Multiple Sclerosis A parody of campus events, Committee, Inc. "An international organization Service Here Society Northeast Conn. the Connecticut Daily Scampus Their program involves assisting children of all races and Their primary purpose is Chapter providing voluntary will be sold on March 31, April rehabilitation, reconciliating and creeds..." We are continuing our W-.irk on r e s e a r c h I o r i h e Fool's eve. For one thin dime, social change. They are an support for a child we supported transportation for local people prevention of Multiple Sclerosis you can enjoy this collector's international organization. last year. to medical appointments, clinics which affects young adults. item. Last year's Scampus and shopping. Other activities announced the legalization of 2. American Red Cross 4. Community Youth House, include visiting and baking lor 15. Planned Parenthood league marijuana and gave us insight Mansfield Branch Inc. the elderly and shut-ins. into Go v. Meskill's private life. We have been contributing to A rehabilitation facility based in of Connecticut Hurry, hurry, hurry—buy the their Bloodmobile program for Hartford for male youths 6. Easter Seal Society Provide for family planning throughout the slate. Scampus through your dorm or the past few years. We are between the ages of 16 and 21 They support research in the at the CCC Midway. funding them again this year. with behavioral problems. area of crippling children's disease. 16. Recording for the Klind. Inc. The) record books loi blind 7. Girl Scouts of America - students throughout the Connecticut Trails Council country . It is a tree- service to They serve 93 communiiies in the blind and visually Connect icul. bandit apped students.
8. Girl Scouts of America - I 7. Salvation Army Connecticut Valley Council I'hcy provide general assistant c They serve the communities in to complete the jobs ol welfare the Hartford area and and other community services in Connecticut valley. times when these icrviccsdo not cover the situation. 9. Heifer Project, Inc. Their project is to give livestock 18. I'nited Negro College fund to needy families in the U.S. and They provide a tund raising overseas. The family is expected icrvii e to Negro Colleges and to maintain and breed more Universities. animals for food lor themselves and others. Types of animals 19. Willimanlic Association for include heifers, goals, sheep and Retarded Children pigs. They sponsor the Springkdgi Day Camp for retarded children. 10. Mansfield Community 20. Wind ha in Memorial Council Community Hospital They sponsor needy children at I hey would like money to summer campus. replace old and worn equipment.
11. Mansfield Day (^are Center 21. World University Service Their program serves preschool I he\ finance educational children who are economically institutions in underdeveloped and socially oi environmentally and developing countries. disadvantage!). 22. Boy Seouls of Vmcrica — 12. Mansfield Training School Indian 1 rails Council We contribute to their Patient's Headquartered in New London. tund, which is for extra they serve ten thousand Cub amenities the state docs not Scouts. Boy Scouts and provide lor. Kxplorers.
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and Mike Utlcy on piano) fairly Whiskey." Guy rounds out side growls at you. two with some lovely guitar Blues albums play value The Willie Mabon tune "I work on "Honeydripper." This Don't Know" gives Wells is a solid album, though I think another evil vocal, and he it lacks some of the verve and Taj Mahal, Recycling the Bluet gives Taj a chance to show off the Storrs community has had follows it up with some tough driving excitement that we so and other Related Stuff his banjo virtuosity and it ends the good fortune to hear them harmonica on "Bad Bad often get from these two men. (Columbia, KC 31606). with everyone in the audience live at the Shaboo recently. This Buddy Guy & Junior Wells Play clapping and stomping. Another album falls somewhat short of the Blues (Alto, SD 33-364). country field-holler follows their best work—part was by Larry Bowman ("Rise Up Children Shake the recorded in 1970 and part in 'The Nest' premieres Heavy blues from the city and Devil Out of Your Soul") and 1972-but the two of them are from the country—take your then that most recycled of blues so talented that no performance choice because here it comes. songs, "Corinna" closes out the lacks interest. in the Studio Theatre These two albums flow at you side. The effect is moving—Taj as Guy and Wells use few A new play by an insightful new playwright." with all the good time feeling an entertainer has few peers. frills—Guy's blues guitar is of the award-winning young playwright Mr. Wiltsc also is the author (often about bad times) that Side two—done in the first rank and Wells plays a mean will have its debut at the of two screen plays which will these well-known artists can get studio—is also excellent. It has harmonica and both have University of Connecticut's Fine be produced as feature-length together. Although all three only four songs, but Taj is Chicago and the beat in their Arts Studio Theater March movies. artists are often recorded, these backed by Howard Johnson—the soul. This album is a melange in 28-April 1. Directing the UConn student albums are well worth hearing. tuba king-and the Pointer that they do their own work, "The Nest" by David Wiltsc cast in the Wiltsc drama will be Taj Mahal's music is the Sisters who add a rather large add songs by Sonny Boy will be the second event in this Eva Wolas. Ms. Wolas, who country side of the blues—the amount of sensuality to the Williamson and T-Bone Walker year's New Play Series here. produced for TV's "Playhouse Delta and like that. The cover entire effort. among others and then find a Curtain is at 8:15 p.m., 90" and "Climax" has directed tips you off—there is Taj aside "Cakewalk into Town" is a way to have Dr. John, Eric including one Sunday several plays for the Nutmeg the legendary Mississippi John blues shuffler that chugs along. Clapton, and J. Geils sit in for an performance. Summer Playhouse here, Hurt and side one features some Taj goes it alone on "Sweet occasional tune. The scries is funded by a grant including the S.R.O. production fine country music. This side Home Chicago", but the cut that Masterfully from the Shubert Foundation of "Cabaret" last season. She was recorded live and the leaps out of side two is 'Texas There arc five songs on each and is administered by the also was a member of the excitement is really electric. Taj Woman Blues"—a swing piece side and they are all performed UConn Department of Dramatic theatrical team which created starts off on a short piece played that is both rough and masterfully. On side one Arts. It is designed to encourage L'Conn's multi-media staging of on the kalimba— an African subtle-the Pointer Sisters make Buddy's guitar playing on his emerging playwrights by 'Tommy" which appeared here. instrument. Then he moves onto it go. Taj's albums are rarely own, "A Man of Many Words" producing their work. Ms. Wolas produced icvcn the steel and blows everyone disappointments and this one is stands out and he also does a Mr. Wiltsc won a New York Hollywood movies and away with "Bound to Love Me." far more than that. Give it a pretty mean job on "T-Bonc Drama Desk Award for his play translated and adapted Jean-Paul Taj is in strong and powerful listen. Shuffle." Junior gets far better "Suggs" which opened at Sartre's "Respectful Prostitute" voice and he carries the song Most popular licks in on side two. "Mcssin' Lincoln Center's Forum Theater which enjoyed .1 ycar-k>ng almost without accompaniment. Buddy Guy and Junior Wells with the Kid" is grand-Junior is last spring. According to New Broadway run. She is author of Show off are two of the most popular in fine voice and Guy's rhythm York theater writers that drama "To Tell You the Truth" a play "Ricochet" which follows blues artists around today, and guitar (with A.C. Reed on tenor "marked the emergence of an produced oil Broadway, with Tony Randall in the lead role. r STORE-HOURS Set in ■"military America," MON WED & SAT "The Nest" toe uses on a soldier 8-6 DANCE and highlights the conflict THURS & FRI between people and their environment. The style ol the NIVERSAL «-« Hawley Armory drama exaggerated authenticity has In-cn compared 8:30—12:00 i<> the painting of American FOOD STORE realists Grant Wood and I homas DOG LANE Music by Mart Bent on. Ticket information may be obtained from the Box Office at 429-2912. STORRS ICON. Members ol the cast are: Peter Weiss, Martin Dunn, Stephan Friday, March 23rd Jordan. Gary l.ec Alter, Maura l.angdon. Jacqueline Weiss. ADMISSION $.75 Bryan Leys. Christopher I.. HAWAIIAN PUNCH sponsored by Stillman. Middlesex & New London RED Correction 1 he following is a correction to an ad in yesterday's Daily 46oz CAN 3/$1.00 Campus Because we sold out last weekend we I he Constituent components are repeating the sale again this week. of Federation of Student and Service Organizations: three autonomous student organizations working under their own constitutions within Sealtest Light 'n Lively the framework of the Federation. 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. P»je 8 Connecticut Daily Campus Thursday, March 22, 197S Cemeteries reflect history by Lora Livengood Shubael Conant and daughter of Separatist Minister buried here Ancestors of many famous Rev. Eleascr Williams and Mrs. Thomas Marsh, a Separatist and infamous characters in Mary Williams of Mansfield. She minister who was pastor of the American history are buried is of a most amiable disposition, Congregational Church is buried within the borders of Tolland the delight and crown of her here also. He was arrested for County. John Arnold, ancestor husband and an ornament to her preaching without a license the of traitor, Benedict Arnold and sex. She lived greatly beloved day before he was ordained in Peter Cross, ancestor of Wilbur and died universally lamented Jan. 1746. Cross, are both buried at September 10, 1736, in the 25th Also buried here was the head Man field Cemetery. The year of her age." of the Storrs family, Samuel, son histories of many prominent Deacon Shubael Dimmock of Thomas and Mary Storrs. He families instrumental in the was very active in Mansfield was born in England and came settlement of this area can be politics during the early years of to Barnstable, Mass., in 1663 traced by the gravestones they the town's existence. His and married Mary Huckins there left behind. headstone reads: "Here lie the in 1666. She died in 1683 after Coventry, well-known for bearing him six children, having been the birthplace and including one son, Samuel, Jr. resdicnce of Nathan Hale, Mr. Storrs remarried Esther Connecticut patriot during the Agard in 1685 and they had Revolutionary War, has a large three children, including two monument to his memory at the sons, Thomas and Cordial. The Hale Cemetery,although Nathan whole family removed to of Connecticut and for whom 1840. Mary Dunham, one of two Male's body is not actually Mansfield in 1698. Thomas and the Humanities building is women named in Mansfield's buried there. When he was his half-brother Samuel, Jr. are named is buried in the New original charter as grantees may executed in New York by the buried with their father and Storrs Burying Ground. be buried here. The other British, somewhere in the Thomas's mother along with The second oldest cemetery in woman mentioned, Susannah vicinity of Cental Park, his body many of their children. Cordial Mansfield is the Old Gurley Wade, wife of William Symonds was disposed of. like many other is buried in the Storrs Family Burying Ground. It is also called is buried here, along with her Revolutionary War casualties, Yard which is located on North the Pink Cemetery because ther husband. The naming of women with no record of its final resting Eagleville Road between the eis pink myrtle growing there. It as property-holders or grantees place. Other monuments to Hillel House and North Campus is near the Bone Mill where the in a charter was highly unusual Nathan Hale exist in Hartford , Quadrangle, on top of the hill. farmers used to bring animal during Revolutionary times, so Norwalk, and New York. Some later descendants of bones to be ground for fertilizer these two women must have Mansfield Cemetery on Rte. Samule, Jr. are also buried there. on Rave Road off Rte. 32. been outstanding members of 195 at Mansfield Center is the Charles Storrs, one of these, gave The old Storrs Burying the Mansfield community. oldest one in Tolland County. the land south of the North Ground behind the Storrs Old tombstones, collector's Laid out between 1693 and Mansfield Burying Ground, later Congregational Church was first delight 1696, the first land given for the called the New Storrs Burying instituted in 1744. Some of the Mansfield is the delight of cemetery was offered by Captain Ground. Thus, all the graves preachers who served the church collectors of gravestone rubbings William Hall who gave one there are post-Civil War. are buried there along with early since there are so many quarter acre in return for two No trees allowed parishoners. It was a public interesting engravings and acres elsewhere in Mansfield. He In the By-Laws of the cemetery. pictures carved into the old is supposed to have reserved the Cemetery Association, Charles Graveyard outlines women's tombstones. Some of the oldest right to pick apples from a Storrs stipulates that, "I have no rights stones in New England can be certain tree on the land. The The Nathan Hale monument objection to trees on the outside The Gurleyville Cemetery is found here. cemetery was later enlarged by towers about the surroundings in or border of said land, but no located near the Fenton River Many of the small cemeteries two further purchases of land. the Mansfield Cemetery. It trees or bushes shall be set on Gurleyville Road. The land were just family plots set aside Many of the original settlers exhibits a majestic appearance, within said lot by any lot owner, for the cemetery was deeded by from the farmland for the use of of Mansfield were buried at like the statue Osrnandious, or anyone else..." In respect to Jesse Dunham and the oldest the family. Most of the larger Mansfield Center. Three families signifying the heritage there. the Storrs Family Yard, he said, tombstones date from about cemeteries were for public use. lived in Pond plan-, the original (Photo by Dennis Capuano) "Nor shall any trees be allowed part of Windham which later to stand so near said Storrs became Mansfield, in June 1692. remains of the pious godly man, family burial lot that the water These were the families of Dea. Shubael Dimmock, and dew falling from them shall Jonathan Hough. Samuel Hyde husband of that worthy and wet said monument." He does "PLAY MISTY and John Royce. The first child godly woman, Mrs. Shubael say that "the Trustees may allow born in Mansfield is supposed to Dimmock, who after he had flowers to grow anywhere" in have been Patience Royce. Her served God and his people fell the cemetery. father John was buried at asleep in Jesus Oct. 2*2, 1732, The Storrs Burying Ground is FORME" Mansfield Center. His tombstone aged 90 years and 1 month." a public cemetery, the only reads: "Here lyes ye Body of Constant Southworth, town restriction being in the Storrs Sargant John Royce who clerk for about 50 years was also Family Yard, where one must be ...an Invitation to terror.. Deceased March ye 29, 1724, a member of the convention to a member of the Storrs family, aged 65 years." ratify the Constitution of the or have the permission of that Captain Hall, who gave the United States. He is supposed to family. James H. Arjona, a land, is buried here along with have been the first teacher in the prominent foreign language his cousin. Deacon Joseph Hall, area and he was also on the professor from Puerto Rico, who CUNT EASTWOOD who ha? n°.. tombstone. Many Committee of Correspondence. died suddenly at the University graves in the cemetery arc unmarked, and since no records were kept, only the headstones SPECIALIZING IN VOLKSWAGEN REPAIRS Thurs., March 22 *1 which are left can give reliable S.U.B. - 8 & 10PM information. Exercise Conant's stone is the oldest still standing. FIc died in QUESNEL S AUTO BODY 1722. His father had come U Used Cars Bought & Sold tu, vu&ix&MOi wut Massachusetts on the "Ann" in 1623. He took charge of the Cape Ann settlement which later became the Massachusetts Bay VW Tires VW Parts Colony. Hon. Shubael Conant. Ejqu.. son of Exercise Conant is Radio Seats also buried at Mansfield Center. Carburators Engines He refused to ratify the Stamp Act in 1766. GIFTS, JEWELRY, ART WORKS, A Detailed Inscription Col. Shubael Conant, the son Plus many more FROM OVER 65 COUNTRIES of Hon. Shubael Conant, Esq.. is PICTURE FRAMING SERVICE buried nearby his father's grave. 423—8884 His first wife's tombstone is Gift certificates, lay away, gift Wrapping particularly interesting: "Here Tues-Fri 10:00-9:00 lyesth interred ye Body of Eunice Conant, the beautiful Sat & Sun 10:00-6:00 and well-beloved consort of Mr. FRBE:aH the dope you'll Closed Monday FREE MOVIE need for a Europe hip. OlKNtUL/KATlON »••• •>• —*i torn wnno i*o»» touTE I95, STORRS,CT. Ma mmt M<>lai mimtmm I MILE NORTH of Wall in Jerusalem JUNCTION ^ 44A 1195
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Folk Dancing at Hlllei r nday March There will be a meeting March 27, McMahon CCC Auction: Thurs., The Inner College presents a Attention dancers: Orchesls will hold 25 at 7p.m. - 3 performances coming 19 73 for Black Students who are March 2 2 In the McMahon Lounge. coffeehouse Thurs.. March 22 at a class for all interested In Joining the up so please attend. Interested In reviving the Black All welcome and donations gratefully 8:30, at the l.C. Trailer. Good Musk modern dance club Thursday, House. accepted. and refreshments. Hawley Studio, 6 :30p.m. Bagel Brunch at Hillel on March 25 at 12:00 with speaker Bob Kanter Freedom Tret Dedication honoring a Is there life after Bl RTH? Find out at Women's track and field - meeting to Find a joyous new life In Jesus. NEW discussing collective bargaining on P.O.W. and M.I.A. both UConn grids. New Life - 8:31 Thurs. Commons discuss continuation of Club, March LIFE - Thurs 8:30; Commons 217. the college campus. Sunday, March 25th at 2p.m. In the 217. 22, Hawley Armory, 7:00p.m. All Speaker Ernie Wilson. (Campus SUB. All Welcome. Welcome! Crusade for Christ) BLACK STUDENTS - Don't miss Shoot Thurs. nite at Lafayette Special Guest Speaker Ernie Wilson. Africa Week, March 16-23. will Husky Trap A Skeet Club. Special House. Music by Sweet Life. Come to New Life. Commons 21 7 at feature two guest speakers. Omafume meeting this Thurs. in Commons 315 PREGNANT 8 :31 p.m. Thursday. F. Onoge and Idrian Resnick. All at 7:30p.m. Plans for shoot to be Italian Film: "I Pugni in Tasca." colloquia in Commons. Room 310. discussed. Tuesday, March 27, 8p.m. Physics Anmesty - Lecture - Discussion - led Sponsored by the Institute of 36. Admission: free. In Italian / no by Jack Smith UVAW - St. Thomas International and Intercultural Black Students - Don't miss Ernie Aquinas Center - March 22 • 8p.m. AND NEED HELP? English subtitles. Studies. Wilson - Special Guest Speaker at New Life. Thurs at 8:31, Commons Rush Pi Beta Phi, the Soiorlty is Folk dancing at Hillel Sunday March ALL CHOICES OFFERED Lonely? Need help? Call Dialogue at 217. interested In you. For Information 25 at 7 p.m. • 3 performances coming 429-6484. Anonymous. Confidential. call 429-8777 or 429-1455. up so please attend. THE FINEST MEDICAL CARE Any night 6p.m. to 2a.m. Referrals. Women's Lacrosse! A club is forming Information. AT THE LOWEST PRICES Pancake Breakfast Hoilister A Baha'l Faith - Find out what it's all for women interested in playing Sunday, March 25, 8a.m. • 12p.m. about Thursday 3/22 at Community lacrosse - no experience necessary. Casino Night sponsored by the ABORTION INFORMATION Sponsored by UConn Expedition to House. 7 :30p.m. All welcome. Call Sue 429-2287 by March 28th. Marketing Club. Thuesday. March the Western Himalayas. I COUNSELING SERVICES Amnesty - Lecture - Discussion - led 2 0th, 7-11 pm. Commons Room 3 10. Important Gamma Sigma Sigma Win prizes by gambling. Everyone sisterhood meeting tonight at Movie at Hillel - "Wall in Jerusalem' by Jack Smith UVAW - St. Thomas 21S4IS-IM* 24hrs. W'lrnme. March 22 at 7:30p.m. Aquinas Center - March 22 8p.m. 7:00p.m. in SU 102 Sisters are required to attend. First UConn Showing, BURN! CCC Clown Contest starts Tues., •tarring Marlon Brando. Thursday, NOW March 2 7 in the Student Union Meeting for Recreational Service STORRS March 22, 7:00 and 9:00p.m. Education majors Thursday, March 429-6062 THRU Lobby, 3p.m. To enter and for more PB(IMS) 36. Benefit: Medical aid to COLLEGE Info. Call 486-3703. 22 in North Buckley Lounge at 7 :00. pail MinMr, TUES IndoChina. All majors please attend. Urban Semester Meeting. All Will whoever picked up my black and Attention I.V. Christian Fellowship!! NEW YORK FILM CRITICS' AWARD: interested students are invited. All white cat in back of the Jungle cafe former students are urged to come. Monday PLEASE bring her back. I Elections of officers the 23rd. All members please attend!! Cifffc PA4P PICTURE C315 - 7 :30p.m. - March 28. love her. 429-811 2. Two exceptional 1930's films, Skating Club party Friday 23. 9.30 - Movies benifitting the Will tutorial, 1 :1 5 at Rink. Refreshments. DIRECTOR Thursday. IMS Aud., 8p.m.: ONLY Fri., March 2 3, 7 p.m., St. Thomas SCREENPLAY YESTERDAY w/ Margaret Sullavan Aquinas Basement. Movies: The Red and SADIE McKEE w/ Joan Balloon; The Unicorn and Moonbird. BOG presents Ellen Mcllwaine, folk Crawford. Film Society. singer Monday, Mj.rh 26 SUB ACTRESS" 8:00plm. Featuring blues, jazz, Forestry Club Meeting - Monday, UVUU.MANN BANANAS with Woody Allen 8 & country, latin, folk and rhythm and March 26, 7:30 College of blues. 11:15 Friday, VDM plus Carole Agriculture, Room 3 27, Speaker: Lombard in Lubitsch's TO BE OR John Spencer - Land Use Planning BOG lecture featuring Bill Bradley - NOT TO BE at.9:25, Film Society. Team Projects. INGMAR BERGMANS Kinks star, Rhodes Scholar, Olympic NATIONAL VELVET with Liz champ and humanitarian Monday DAILY 2:00 6:30 9:00 "I prayed to God for love. He said, March 26, VDM 8:15p.m. Taylor and Mickey Rooney, "Take me, I am yours." Sri Chinmoy SAT-SUM Saturday, 2p.m., VDM. Color. Film Meditation Group Every Wed. and Dance on Fri., .March 23rd, CRIESAND Society. Thurs. 7:00p.m., SU 217. 2:00 4:15 6:30 9:00 8 :30 -1 2 :00p.m. in Hawley Armory: Music by ICON. Sponsored by DEATH IN VENICE (dir. by BOG presents actress Joanna Middlesex and New London Halls. Viscontl) and THE MILKY WAY Featherstone Thurs., March 22 VDM WHISPERS (dir. by Bunuel), Saturday, VDM, 8:15p.m. Featuring poetry of James ROGER CORMAN presents ["sal 8p.m. Film Society. 10 Mile Bike Race for CCC Sat., L J W. Johnson, Nikki Giovanni, LeRoi March 24, starting behind Field A NEW WORLD PICTURES RELEASE == Jones, others. Soccer: UCONN Kickers. Practice House, 1, 2, 3, Trophies, Maps and outside, Mon-Thurs. 3:00-5:00p.m. Applications at Ellsworth 327. Commuters' Union - meeting Thuis., In Graduate Field. All interested March 22, 2-3:30p.m. in S.U. 306. COMING MARCH 28 THRU APRIL 3 welcome. All commuters welcome. "One of the ten best pictures of the year!" Inter-Area Residents Hal Council: Announcement —PITER WAVERS. RtaOer't Digtsl . ^^ -i Office hours Monday thru Sailing Club: meeting Thursday at lEdu Ed ) iMp Thursday, 1 to 4p.m. telephone 7:00 SU Rm. 102. To discuss sailing extension 4 86-2 20 8 and office this weekend. And talk on sailing Ernie Wilson, a well-known THE basics • important! location on the 4th floor, center black evangelist, will present a stairwell Hall Dorm. BARBRA STREISAND Eckankar - "The ancient science of public lecture here Thursday. [BOX Spaghetti Dinner Sat., March 24th, Soul Travel" Discussion groups this March 22 at 8:3W p.m. in S^—. AWSIMHlVSmSNMIOl 5-; p.m. wade House (Towers) week 7:30, Tues., HU 243, Thurs.. Benefit of CCC l.C. Trainer. Commons 21 7. If you've lived your entire life believing that the only good recording tape had to be Scotch, Good News is here.
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DISCOVER THE WAY TO For Sale: 16 mm. Revere Movie Classified and activities Lost - Gold heart locket with initials Kawasaki: 196 7 350 43hp. Many SUCCESS. JOIN FULLER BRUSH Camera Excellent Condition - Must new parts. Mutt sell. Best offer. notices should be directed to the J.G. Great sentimental value COMPANY. Selling is a career. Over see to appreciate. Asking $125.00 Reward. Call 429-5419. 429-9650 after 6. 300 of our superb products sell George Buckley 6 26S. Daily Campus Business Office in themselves. Newproducts are added the Daily Campus Building on FOR SALE: 1966 Mustang. 289 cu. Free introductory lecture on every month. Many students working DIAMOND ENGAGEMENT AND In. En. In Excell. Cond.. Dual Transcendental Meditation. Wed., part-time earn $70-$100 per week. WEDDING RINGS 3,000 ring styles (forth Eagleville Road. Exhaust. Transmission bad, have March 21 at 8p.m., 217 Commons Housewives! Without hardly leaving at 50 percent discount to students, Deadline for notices is 1 p.m. good 3-speed and clutch to install. Deep rest for more rewarding home you can earn over $4 an hour. staff & teachers. Buy direct from the date before publication; Best offer. Call 429-3874 ask for Bill. activity. Bonus gifts too for use at home. Be leading manufacturer and SAVE! 1/2 your own bodd. Part-time or carat $179, 3/4 carat $299. For Thursday afternoon for Apt. to sublet for the summer with For Sale: 19*6 7 Volvo 122s 4 new full-time. Call 423-9724. catalog send $1.00 for postage and option to take over lease Sept. 1. Radlals, Konl Shocks, Abarth Monday's newspaper. GRAB EM QUICK) Concord Mark handling to Box 4 2. Fanwood. N.J. Walden Apts. Call Sue or Pat Exhause System, runs real well. 07023 (Include name of school) Classified rates are: $1 per Asking $1200. 423-0425. III tape deck $120.00; Pioneer 429-9285. SX-990 Receiver, 28 watts day limited to 20 words. There NEED A PICTURE? Majority Card, WATER BEDS: Nepture quality, but Fashionable Jewelry and cosmetics at rms./channel $210.00. Both Passport and Gift Pictures taken, Call is a charge of 3 cents each not as expensive. Two sizes tor your very attractive prices. Shop in the excellent 4294096. Noel at 423-6945 between apt. or home. Call 429-5667. convenience of your room. 487-1 223 Interested in helping others? Student 5:30-6:30p.m., Mon, Wed. and additional word. mornings and evenings till 7. Activities must be limited to Councellng Executive Committee Thurs. eves. HORSES BOARDED — Excellent seeking Interested students to direct 10 words. Activity notices more facilities and care. Outside pastures - Female roommate wanted for 1973-74 program. Call Gaii 486-3430 Roommates wanted for summer. 2 ? -bedroom apt. within walking ring - trails. Morgan stud service. 10 by March 2. bedroom apt. with swimming pool. than one week in advance will min. from campus. Colonial Stables distance of campus. Place number In Call 4 29-38 36 for details. not be inserted. 429-687?. mailbox 26-C Knollwood Acres. LOST Black leather jacket believe In Physical Science building. 2 bedroom apartment available May 1966 Ford LTD. 4 dr. Sedan, good Desperately needed. Means much. WANTED: 500 sq. feet storage space or June through Sept. 1 i 1 80/month running condition. Must sell. Asking REWARD. Call Russ, McMahon S., or land tor 40X8 storage trailer in includes everything. Swimming pool. $325.00 Call anytime 429-6336. 7th floor. Storrs between April 1 4 - Oct. 1 . Call Call 429-9550. Bob 429-1686 after 10p.m. APT. to sublet. Walden. 2 Bedrooms, LOST BROWN BRIEF CASE Beautiful Pups: Great Pyrenees Your first 2 baths, air conditioning, swimming containing passport, personal papers crossed with St. Bernard. Excellent Female roommate wanted. East and documents. Any Information guard dogs. Reasonable to good Willington, own room $80/month to pool, with option to pick up in Fall. Very reasonable. Call 429-4681 . please call K. Sqtarl, 429-7145. homes only. Call 521-9034 for share with woman and 2 small appointment to view or 429-9839 for tampon children. Call 429-3164. Garrard SL 9 5 Turntable w/dust FOR SALE: Backpacking tent, more Information. cover and base and ADC cartdrige. excellent condition, used only once. Roommate wanted: Female, Male or Breathable Nylon w/rain fly, poles, Male roommate needed for fall Couple. Immediate Occupancy. For sale: $ 75 or best offer. Call John 429-4060 for info. pegs, stuff bag. $70.00 429-3484. semester at house on Columbia Lake. should Woodhaven Apts. Fully furnished. Call Fearless at 429-2907 before $60/month. Call 429-6363. For sale: 19 72 Honda CL 3 50; Must Female roommate needed to share 3/22/73. sell: Call 429-5642. two bedroom apt with female Wanted: VW Engine. running graduate student. 3 miles from be a Subleast 2 bedroom apartment In condition, 1963-1965 for Bug. campus; garage; Call 429-0464; X 456-2587. '69 Austin America. Good shape and Ashford. Available May 1 4 - Sept. 1. still runs but auto, trans, no good. 3409. Can pick up own lease $140 Wanted: Person capable of Will sell whole or parts. Call negotiable. Call after 5.429-8298. Kotex 429-2120. Moving to Europe: 7 2 Dodge B200 retouching photographs. Cali Sportman Van, 8 cub. Stand, Now Hiring cooks (no experience 456-2657 or 456-1662. Must see When Ernie Wilson talks about God's transmission. 109"wheel base. Fully necessary). Low pay, lousy work samples. personal love, people listen, and insulated, extra heater, heavy duty conditions, full or part time, apply tampon. closely. New Life, Thursday, 8:31 clutch, battery, generator, heater. Blood and Bones Rest. Merrow Rd. Bon Anniversaire, Donna Bass. Have Tinted glass. $2,995.00 742-7291. off Rt.32. a nice day. Commons 217. 1968 Ford Falcon, clean, good BICYCLISTS Men and Women. Have a nice day' Happy Birthday' Compete in ABLA racing. Individual Will whoever picked up my black * Jim Greene. Love, Poopy. running condition, $600.00 negotiable. Must sell before March 30 and team cycling info, and 197 3 white cat In back of the Jungle cafe Good cheap transportation. license applications. Rm. 406 New Monday PLEASE bring her back. I For Sale: canoe, 13* fiberglass, 2 yrs. London (Jungle) love her. 429-8112. old. good condition $1 '0. 423-5668. 4 2 9 -5 5 0 2 after 6 p.m. Students interested in making a few NEEDED BY SUNDAY : Two girls to Apt. to sublet for summer (option bucks a night - Call Lou's 429-4387. HORSES BOARDED. Enjoy the share a house- with us on CAPE COD for fall): 3 rooms completely outdoors on your horse. Boxstalls, this summer. Please call furnished. 1 1/2 miles from campus, Found: brown leather key case with Indoor riding, hot water, lockers. IMMEDIATELY. 4 29-89 29. air conditioned. Price negotiable. Call keys, outside library. Call John Stalls cleaned every day - grain, hay, Charmaine 487-1 343. Amato, 429-3097. salt, water, and bedding. $70.00 Ride needed to Hartford on Saturday month. Acres to ride, pastures, mornings. Must arrive before 12:00. Trouble getting up? Is your hair in Denim jeans and jackets - leather outside ring. Colonial Stables, Will pay expenses. Call Alice, your eyes? Would you like a friendly goods, boots, western and denim Ashford. 10 min. from UConn 429-51 71 . waitress? Call 429-2808. Ask Kim or shirts with snaps. Many other items. 429-6822. Sue about our wake-up service, our Colonial Stables Rt. 44 Ashford For Sale: '6 7 Volks Sguareback. haircuts, and our waitresses. For For summer rent 4 1/2 room apt. Luggage rack, rebuilt engine, just C.C.C. benefit. 1963 VW Conv. almost new engine, with 2 bathrooms, swimming pool O.K.'d by V.w. mechanic. Great body problems. $300 or best offer. and air conditioning, fully carpeted truckin car. Call Rich 429-6451 Ext. Willington, one, two, and three 642-7920. all appliance kitchen, cut rate price. 432. bedroom apartments with fireplace. Call 429-27*1. Call collect: 1484-3081 or $100 reward: Male AireDale, answers Interviews: Girl Scout Camp Yankee 1-643-2139. to Buffalo, Brown and Black. Looks AVAILABLE IMMEDIATELY Trails Staff. March 28, like large terrier. Lost in Coventry - modern apt. for 2. 5 min. from 10:00a.m.-4 :00p.m. Sign up at "GO WHERE THE SUN IS THIS Storrs Area. campus. $155.00 utilities included. Financial Aid Office. Rm 215, SUMMER." Earn up to $20,000 of Call 429-7652. 429-1500 Commons. Federal Income Tax free dollars Woodhaven Apts. abroad. Parks need students in over Roommate Wanted - Own room in house - 7 miles from campus, FOR RENT: ST. THOMAS. V.I. 20 states to fill summer jobs. Send 3 bedroom apt. to sublet in Ashford. immediately for: PARK $4S/mo. plus utilities. Call Chris or Architect - designed island villa, Linda, 429-2292. May 10 - Aug 31. Air conditioner 2 magnificent views, 2 bedrooms, 1 1/2 EMPLOYMENT INFORMATION heated water beds, T.V., dishwasher, baths, secluded sundeck and private BOOKLET. $1. EMPLOYMENT Lost: Set of Car keys on silver i ing most furniture. Can take over lease In Because only Kotex pool, available for entire summer. OVERSEAS FOR STUDENTS AND with tag bearing initials "K. B. G." Fall. $190/month. deposit. Call Jim tampons have soft. Call (212) 732-5290 9-5 weekdays. EDUCATORS BOOKLET, $2. to: Call Ken, 429-5508. at 429-3792 or 742-9514. CPC, P.O. Box 204 7, Odgen, Utah rounded ends... gentle For rent: 4 bedroom house. Large 84404. kitchen, 3 mi. from UConn. May - insertion guides Sept. S19S/mo. 4 2 3-46 06 after 6:00. Apartment to sublet at wonderful instead of two bulky Woodhaven, beginning June 1, with HONDA T. Wanted: Ride to school daily from option to pick up in September. Call r\ tubes...and more Broad St. in Hartford. Will pay well - after 6:00 429-5595. protection than the Call Mike after 3p.m. 524-529 7. For Sale: 196 7 Fiat 124., 4-door leading brand. But Camera for sale: used Nikon F with sedan, good condition, good mileage, 25mm f218 lens, excellent condition, best offer, call after 5 - 429-02 78. S «, SOfv?. the only way to be $250 or best offer. Call 429-4839. For Sale: twin size bed and kitchen convinced is to let a Summer Sublet: 2 bedroom set. Good condition. Will sell v. Co M.'cticJt 06 Kotex tampon be apartment all utilities plus air separately. Price flexible. Must sell. your first one. conditioning included negotiable Call Tony 429-7280. rent. Pets allowed, lease renewable. Reward: twenty dollars for the Parts, Accessories & Repairs 48 7-1091 evenings. return of a black & white female cat for all biking needs Ride needed to Philadelphia on picked up Monday in the vicinity of Since 1931 Friday. Will pay for.half the gas. Call the Jungle cafe. Please bring her Alan 429-1911. back. 4 29-8112. wasn't, Spring Has Arrived here's a at the second chance.
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by Art HorwitZ poised for action, dressed in extent to which polo is known Arena. About all you can do is the national championship." When people hear the word exquisite apparel, and his being to many in the United States. sit on it. What Vita would like to see is polo mentioned, visions of picked for Time magazine's But polo is on the rise here According to Director of the university build a Prince Charles with a group of "People in the News" come to minus princes and dukes — and Athletics John L. Toner, polo is multi-purpose arena, one which royal comrades cantering about mind, indoor polo has been similar to any other club sport, he feels is desperately needed by in a picturesque meadow, mallet Unfortunately, this is the instrumental in its growth. even though it "qualifies at a the College of Agriculture to put Indoor polo is more appealing level of competition superior lo on their various riding and cattle to the spectator. He can witness club sports." shows. virtually every shot and the THAT MAN FROM "Polo would have to be "UConn has about 30 horses, constant bumping, shoving and considered on the same level as so the only expense polo-wise occasional elbowing in a any other student club, be it would be the building of the compact arena, protected from skiing, boating, outing, archery. arena," claimed Vita. "You can't BUNNELL the elements. A regulation or judo," Toner said. "Such call that place where they outdoor polo layout is the sports as lacrosse, and wrestling display cows (Ratcliffc-Hicks) an equivlcnt of nine football fields. started off on the club level and arena. This is the only thing the Individual talent is also were eventually brought up to agriculture school is really stressed indoors. A player must varsity level. All our sports start lacking, and I know that many be able to maneuver his mount that way." instructors in that school feel with the flick of a whip and But what the UConn team the same way." DOUGLAS BLAKESLEE SAYS convert shots ricocheting off and its coach, Hal Vita, want in So what Goodspeed. Voss, walls and sideboard into goals. a nutshell, is a sympathetic ear and Peters, among other "YOU BE THE JUDGE" It is in this game that UConn and a place to play polo on sub-versity players have found excels, being the best in campus. themselves doing is running up a OUR WARRANTY IS 100% FOR collegiate ranks for the second "I started letting the UConn hypothetical tab of between 100 DAYS, ON THE WHOLE CAR straight year upon thrashing the players use my arena and horses SI 0.000 and $12,000 each University of Virginia in last when my two boys played season at Vita's expense. Saturday's finals, 19-10, at there." Vita said. "Well, one As payment, they sacnliic •SPECIAL- Darien's Ox Ridge Hunt Club. year led to another, and even many of their weekends, doing But in reality, it represented though my boys have graduated, chom and even selling 1973 BUICK the school in name only. I still find myself supporting the hamburgers and hot dogs at Whereas perrennial powerhouses team. The only reason I do it is horse shows to help finance CENTURY 350 Yale, Cornell, and Virginia have because of the players ... They're a team that has defeated the 2 door Hardtop, 350 V 8, Automatic, their arenas and horses on school a great bunch." likes of Yale. Cornell and Power Steering, Power Brakes, Air Cond property, the starting Husky trio "I hoped that eventually the Virginia and won two national itioned, Whitehall Tires, Deluxe Wheel of Tom Goodspeed, Rick Voss school would take everything titles in the process. and Duncan Peters commute lo Covers, Tinted Glass, Undercoated and over," he said. "We thought that their coach's farm in Somers, a winning the national title in waxed.Originally sold for $4500.00 new. 20 miles drive, and practice in 1972 and bringing national Husky mermen Only 9080 miles. 1 year or 12,000 mile his postage stamp-sized ring, recognition upon the school warranty will be given on this car. New with his horses and tack woule help our cause. But no losing 8 seniors car financing for 3 years available. equipment. one in the athletic department Aside from an allotment by 3 to choose from. .. cares." Winning the first official the Associated Student "They survived this year Yankee Conference New $4500 NOW 53845 Government, all the school has entirely on their own," said championship ever held in Your choice of color & style of vinyl to offer is a wooden horse Toner. "We can't claim any swimming was the top situated in the Radcliffc-Hicks responsibility for their winning accomplishment of the UConn roof optional. I swim team, coached by Pete McDevitt, which completed its j season with an 8-14 record. 1972 BUICK I Another "first" marked the 15 ROOM HOUSE , year, the Huskies competing for WILDCAT the first time ever in a Southern 4 door Hardtop, V-8, Automatic, Power trip against many top Eastern Steering, Power Brakes, Radio, Whitewall Available June 1 and national swimming powers. Tires, Air Conditioned, Vinyl Top, one Against New England owner. opposition, UConn fared quite 9 bedrooms, 4 double sized, living room with well, with an 8-5 log and a fireplace dining room, den with fireplace, sixth-place standing in the New 1971 0LDSM0BILE large family room, super large kitchen with Kngland championships at Springfield College. double wall oven, dishwasher, disposer, bar, 5 CUTLASS UConn will feel the loss of its 2 door Hardtop, V8, Automatic, Power baths. Located 3 miles to campus on main eight seniors who have been the Steering, Power Brakes, Radio, Whitewall road in secluded rural setting. 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Ecology mm>• worting on >r Outing tho past »4 v»»r» CiiW < BUNNELL £%&. Horn h«» u*M eve) .' est .XV' v a Ol n*p»r u»mq racvrrod euir CORNER OF BANK & /io o yicoi tickets now on sale at the Jorsjsnsan Ai.ditonum Box Office MEADOW STREETS ^^o-^fDOl Stoirs, Connecticut 0ti?68 Mail orders will be. accepted No phone reservations Please semi .i se" addressed stamped am DOWNTOWN WILLIMANTIC and make all checks payable to rhel nivwsitv <■'('.•"<■<,■ to -? Pane 12 Connecticut Daily Campus Thursday, March 22, 1973 Stickmen win exhibition by Jack Sharry Lacrosse Team, 10-4, Tuesday in Randall with one goal and one Trinity College fell victim to Hartford. This win gives the assist along with Freshman Karl what Coach Nate Osur referred Huskies a 2-1 exhibition record Weaver who tallied one net-ball to as an "improved" UConn in anticipation of their first ended a scoring paucity from the official game against M.I.T., middies. April 3. Captain Jeff Morris and Ned Hoop winners In a preseason poll conducted Siegal led the team in points by coaches throughout New scored. Morris had two goals and named at dinner England,Connecticut's squad has two assists while Siegal retained Baseball tradition been voted third behind Brown his team scoring lead with three and Massachusetts. The Bruins goals and one assist. by Len Auster held on Monday were the unanimous first place The defense liVed up to With one week remaining before Connecticut begins the choice while UMass received all preseason praise as Captain Tom Bright hopes for the future- Northern phase of the regular season baseball schedule, it's a good the second place ballots. Fifteen Rehwinkle, Doug Dale and Dave accentuated remarks at a recent time to reflect on the happenings of the first week in March. teams received votes. Antonazzi ably protected goalie annual awards dinner for the During this time, the UConn Husky nine made its annual journey Against Trinity "the offense Ross Blechman. The Sophomore I'niversity of Connecticut to the South to begin its baseball season. UConn came back North controlled the game" observed crease inhabitant had sixteen basketball team which closed with nothing, losing all four games it played. Coach Osur, "and we were 100% saves, one above his season out the season with three There are lessons to be learned from this, for coach and players better on clearing and riding as average. straight wins and a 15-10 record. alike. Musky head coach I.arry Panciera learned that his team has the well as battling for ground Although Coach Osur felt the Only Captain Al Vaughn, a potential to be a fine outfit, but they, "will have to mature quickly" balk." The team had 24 offense was in control, assistant senior from New Haven, for UConn to go anywhere. successful clears with only three coach Joe Morrone indicated the graduates from this year's team. Panciera also learned he has to go over all the basics again. "I will that were unsuccessful. defense was the reason for the He was the recipient of an never criticize a player if he makes a mechanical error. He didn't do Again the attackmen led the offense's success. Morrone Alumni captain's chair at the it purposely. Hut a mental error, that's another story," he said. scoring. However scores by stated, "we have four returning dinner, held here on Monday The Huskies missed the cutoff man several times in Florida. Junior mid-fielders John Kittrell veterans and the experience night. Mistakes such as these must be erased if the team is to successfully who had two goals and Shelly definitely showed at Trinity." Two more New Haven area defend their District One title. men, junior Cal Chapman of During the lour. Panciera experimented nearly every game, West Haven and sophomore Earl shunting plavers from position to position. This, Panciera said, was Wilson of New Haven, were done in order tor him to learn his players, and what moves he can make with them in the future. "With flexibility, injuries should not presented the Hugh S. Greer be too big a problem with our personnel capable of taking over in an Award, given annually to the Most Valuable Basketball Player, emergency," Panciera claimed. At present, onlv three or four positions are definitely set. The list in honor of Connecticut's fabled includes senior co-captains Charlie Horan and John lhlcnburg at basketball coach. Mrs. Greer second and third base, respectivelv, and right fielder Brad Linden. made the presentation. Most of the other positions will IK- on a platoon basis unless a clear Chapman was the team leader cut leader emerges soon. in total number of points with I he absence of super reliever Augic Garbatini, now a New York 384, which averaged out to 15.4 Met farmhand, may not be felt until the middle of the season. The per game, as well as the top void he left has been designated to freshman Jack Taylor, who has a rebounder with 247, for 9.9 per "good curve ball and slider." according to Panciera. When needed, contest. He was also the leading Taylor will be i ailed on as the fourth starter. scorer eight times, enjoying The pitching rotation is all from the left-hand side in the presence game highs of 27 against Holy of Brian llerosian, Steve Lake, and John Baldwin. Cross, 29 against Georgetown Baldwin was working on a fine two-hitter in the finale against and 32 against Maine. He also Kckerd until he yielded a home run in the eighth inning which cost won second team All-Yankee him the game S-2. Lake was impressive in his outings in Florida Conference honors for the while llerosian got off to a slow start. Panciera is not worried about second season, and he was llerosian. however, slating, "Brian (llerosian) started slow last year named to the coaches All-New F.ngland third team. also. When the going gets tough, he'll be okay." Wilson, a 1.2.3 scorer and a Defending their YanCon title won't be easy for the Huskies. 9.7 rebounder, was the top I'Mass. New Hampshire, Maine, and Rhode Island, which won 9 ol rebounder in 11 of this year's their last 10 games a year ago, v\ ill present formidable opposition as contests. His top effort in the) all will field veteran learns. rebounding resulted in 21 A return visit to the National Championships may be too much to against Vermont. ask ot Panciera's crew. The annual James B. /.bell, Jr., Award, presented to that athlete who shows "desire, Minutemen fall to N.C., spirit, attitude, pride, courage, enthusiasm and love for Connecticut basketball" went to eliminated from N.I.T. substitute guard Dennis Cole of Gene Cufone, who doubles as a UConn varsity hockey player, Hartford. His best effort, gives high jumping a try at last night's intramural indoor track and The UMass Minutemen fell A smaller UMass squad clung according to his coach, came field meet. Cufone reached 5'-2". (Photo by Wesley Thouin) prey to the Tar Heels of North to the Far Heels throughout the against Columbia when he "kept Carolina Tuesday night, 73-63, first half with the score at the the team together for an eliminating the YanCon end of the initial stanza standing important win." Mr. Zbell basketball title holders from the at 30-30. A tough UMass press presented this award to Cole. National Invitational caused frequent North Carolina Five new prizes, gifts of the Tournament (N.I.T.) at Madison turnovers. The Minutemen who Alumni Association, were Square Garden in New York. were paced by Tom Austin's 21 instituted and plaques were North Carolina broke out of points, finished up the season presented to the following: The Audi the hilflimc pause with a 15-6 with a 20-7 mark. Cal Chapman, top rebounder; tear to give ihem the lead and a Fairficld University, a first Al Weston of Cromwell, top is breathtaking. JAMES MONTGOMERY BAND TED TRUDON PORSCHE I AUDI Thursday, March 22 Route 83, Tolland Tnok., Tdlcottville Tel. NVANCHESTfcK 646-1712 Kitchen open nitely positive I.D. please