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VOL. LXXI NO. 62 STORRS, CONNECTICUT FRIDAY, JANUARY 18, 1974 5 CENTS OFF CAMPUS Educator accepts vice presidency By BOB VACON Ferguson said Thursday night he A New York educator accepted the was delighted the University was able position of UConn vice president for to engage a person with Dellaan's financial affairs, it was announced exceptional background to fill the post. Thursday night. Robert F. Taylor, chairman f>f tfic The appointment of Richard J. Board of Trusteed finance committee, DeHaan, dean of administration at said Thursday night he thought Queen's College, N.Y., filling a position DeHaan had "a wealth of experience vacant since last July, was announced and background in educational finance. by University President Glenn W. H-e's not only a technically Ferguson and Gordon W. Tasker, knowledgeable man, but he's chairman of the board of Trustees. imaginative and innovative in Shortly after announcing his addition." Taylor said. decision to accept the post, Dchaan While at Queen's College, which is said, "I was very honored at the offer, part of the City University of New and jnore honored at taking it. It's York, DeHaan administered a staff of (Storrs) a beautiful place, and the almost 1.000 in a job he described as University seems like a great school." being comparable to the post he has DeHaan was one of about 250 been appointed to. candidates screened by a University As vice president for financial search committee. His appointment was affairs, DeHaan is responsible to the approved by the Board of Trustees last president and provost of the Friday. He will assume his $37,500 a University. He will be responsible for year position in about 60 days. business management of the entire DeHaan told the Daily Campus he University, including the Storrs was anticipating his new position "with campus, tne five branches, the great relish." professional schools, and the health DeHaan replaces John Evans who retired from his position July 1, 1973, center. because of ill health. Continued on page 4. Israel, Egypt agree on troop separation By United Press International noon (6a.m. F.DT) Friday by the Israeli Israel and Egypt, in a triumph lor and Egyptian chiefs of staff at the the personal diplomacy of Secretary of United Nations Checkpoint at State Henry A. Kissinger, announced Kilometer 101 on . the Cairo-Suez 4 an agreement Thursday on the Highway. Maj. Gen. Ensio Siilasvuo of separation of their forces along the Finland, commander of the U.N. Suez Canal. Emergency Force, will witness the President Nixon called it "the first signing. significant step toward a permanent "I am completely satisfied with the peace in the Mideast." Israeli Deputy agreement wc arc to sign tomorrow," Premier Yigal Allon went on television Allon said. "We shall continue to strive to express "complete satisfaction" with for negotiations toward an overall the agreement and said Kissinger "was settlement to achieve peace." indispensable" in achieving the accord. Allon said the agreement mediated by Kissinger in three round-trip shuttle The agreement was announced simultaneously in Jerusalem, flights back and forth between Israel Ice-laden branches bow from their weight to reveal a chilly scene in front of Washington and Cairo. In Moscow, the and Egypt since Friday was better than Swan Lake. The recent ice storms lent a deceptive beauty to much of the Soviet news agency Toss reported it an anything the two sides could have countryside, as glittering brances bent and snapped under the extra weight, hour later without comment. worked out in direct negotiations. (photo by Alan Decker) The agreement will be signed at "I would say thai the role played by Dr. Kissinger had no equal," Allon said. "He was indispensable." Although details were not disclosed, diplomatic sources in Israel and Egypt reported that it called for Feminists differ with Ferguson an Israeli pullback of about 20 miles from the Canal to the strategic Mitla By MARK FRANKLIN Thursday that, "after this proposal was Belanger said she realized the and Giddi Passes in the Sinai Peninsula. Two leading University feminists discussed in detail by the Women's appointment of a vice president for Both passes guard the road to Israel. denied allegations by UConn President Council, these recommendations were women might be delayed for monetary Mitla Pass is 19 miles from the canal Glenn W. Ferguson that they had rejected." reasons. "All the women understand and Giddi 31 miles. rejected his proposals for three U.S. sources said the agreement Ferguson said in the kiUC, "I that money is a problem," in hiring, administrative posts for women's stipulated a reduction of Egyptian received your (the feminists') she said. forces on the Sinai bank to eight affairs. counter-proposal which requests the Ferguson said Wednesday night that Joan J. Hall, associate professor of battalions or 24,000 men and 40 tanks. appointment of a vice president for he delayed his response to the Greater English and chairman of the Women's An Israeli source indicated Egypt women," an ombudsperson, and the Women's Council November statement Council, and Cathy Belanger; a staff will have to remove its surface-to-air three originally proposed positions. bera-ise he hadn't consulted with the member of the Women's Center, said missiles on the Sinai Bank as part of Board of Trustees. He said the earliest Thursday the Greater Women's Belanger said a feminist statement the agreement. time a new vice presidency post could Council, UConn's central feminist to Ferguson in November repeated, "Israel would not have gone along organization, has never rejected "the insistence of the proposal that a be made part of the University's with the agreement with the SAMS budget would be in the 1975-76 school Ferguson's proposals for the positions. women's representative be appointed to there," the source said. year. Ferguson's proposal offered the a high level policy post." Thus, both Israel and Egypt made creation of a Deputy Equal Belanger said the statement Ferguson and the Greater Women's significant concessions. The Israel Council are scheduled to meet Monday Employment Opportunity (EEO) requested that the three women withdrawal from the west side of the officer for women, a coordinator for administrators report directly to at 8p.m. in the Monteith Building Rm. canal would free the trapped Egyptian 143. the Women's Center, and a part-time Ferguson until the vice presidency 3rd Army. director of the Women's Studies position could be filled. Hall said the Belanger said she hopes "something "After four years...this is the first Program. proposal for the ombudsman was can be worked out at Monday's significant step toward a permanent Ferguson said in a letter to Hall dropped. meeting." peace in the Mideast," Nixon said. public are quite different from assemblies in high school where the "captive" audience has no choice but to listen to the amateur attempts of the school group. OPINION The University music department, however, presents fine concerts by its an initial step toward a non-profit, student groups which can be just as A better buy student-run bookstore. enjoyable as the major concerts for which The Federation-sponsored book exchange one must pay. now taking place in the Student Union is Take note It is a status symbol to "be seen" at apparently a success. Alter a year and a half Albert N. Jorgcnscn Auditorium draws such cultural events as the major concert of high prices and hassles at the privately capacity crowds for its major concert scries series, particularly when one appears to have owned Follcttc bookstore, students arc which features such stars as the Philadelphia the "good taste" to view a wo rid-renowned enjoying a cheap and potentially profitable Orchestra and the Chicago Symphony, and performer. But one could be so much more alternative. deservedly so. But where is everyone on the a "devotee" of the arts by patronizing the Students whose used books arc sold at Sunday afternoons when University music budding talent the University's student the exchange will receive up to half the department organizations perform? groups offer. books' original cost. Meanwhile, students can There arc three major groups which Sunday, UConn's symphonic winds buy books there at costs Follettc's cannot include the symphonic winds, the choral ensemble will open this semester's series of match. society and the symphony orchestra. student concert programs at 3 p.m. It is one This show of student enterprise could be The performances, which are free to the of many performances not to be passed up.
T • t»_t* LETTERS Insurmg your life away Losing lhe paper chase BY{ DOUGLAS V. F.LLICF.,F.LLICF, JR. ^^ To the Editor: umpteen lines to get youryo add Should a 14-vcar-old buy a I don't know who the card. car because it will be more sadistic genius is who figured In the end I'll probably get expensive when he docs need out the new system of the course, but if I don't I have one at 17? Many college add/drops and completing three pleasant alternatives: pay students across the country are schedules, but I wish I did. $1,300 for an extra semester, being urged to spend their After being run around for four take general and organic chem money on life insurance they days now I'm getting tired of together, or last but not so usually do not need. playing Mickey Mouse games. least, drop out altogether. Life insurance rates do go If it was only a few of us Douglas Hammerstrom up with age, but most experts getting it I would say the Grange Hall would agree that that is not the system worked out pretty well, but most of the people I talk Poetry public best reason for someone who In an attempt to encourage doesn't need life insurance to to have been through this mess. creative writing within the University, the Daily Campus buy it. In my personal case 1 signed welcomes any original poetic work Would you pay $6,000 for up for a chemistry course of reasonable length. a Volkswagon with the which was a continuation of Submit pootry to: Poetry understanding that you'll get one I took last semester. Connecticut Daily Campus back $8000 in 1998? A campus Somebody should be able to Box U-8 Stems. Connecticut life insurance salesman might figure out how many people Please type and double space all make his sale by urging: "But took the course last semester work. 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But it's very easy to — Have addresses and telephone College students, most of numbers of writers. York 10550. He's a professional, and he's pick up. All you have to do is Names will be withheld on whom do not need any life Both the book and the much better at selling than you get a card signed by your reasonable request. The Daily insurance, are easy marks for Campus reserves the right to edit all magazine arc available in the are at not buying - it can only advisor then wait three days salesmen who take advantage of letters for space. Wilbur Cross Library. cost you money. just to gel put on a waiting list. Mail letters to: the student's almost total To the Editor Mr. Ellice is the former Then if your lucky enough to ignorance in the areas of Many unsuspecting students Connecticut Daily Campus chairman of the Commuter's get in you get to go to the Box U-8 contracts, loan financing, and arc hustled so well they don't Union. 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It deal with a campus salesman, Bud Poliquin Night Editor Lora Livengood emphasizes salesmen's but to consult a hometown techniques rather than the agent, especially if your family Second Class Postage paid at Storrs, Ct. 06 26S. for national advertising by the National Educational Published daily except Saturday and Sunday from Advertising Service. Subscriber: United Press different types of life insurance already knows one. Sept. 10 through December 7 and from January 16 International. Subscription rates: $5.00 per year, policies. If you have a family and through April 16: not published during Thanksgiving S3.00 per semester. Return notification of unclaimed and Easter recess. Business office and Editorial office deliveries to Connecticut Oaily Campus, University of Those students who believe need insurance you might want located on North Eagleville Road in Storrs. Accepted Connecticut, Storrs, Ct. 06 268. they might need some form of to see him and discuss your Friday, January 18, 1974 Connecticut Daily Campus Page 3 Saturday school courses * x • i. J I J rescheduled for weekdays MetanoiaM may be delayed By CAROL BLUM Connery said he expects By KAYTE STEINERT campus later this year, Powers committee has been in Saturday School will be two of the courses that will be Difficulties in obtaining said. existence for over a year and held on weekdays this semester offered will prove to be popular feature speakers may lead to Daniel Inouye, D-Hawaii has been working on this in order to conserve fuel, but with students feeling the gas the temporary postponement of and member of the Senate project for the past four otherwise the program has not squeeze. Volkswagen the Metanoia Day scheduled for Watergate committee, is a "real months. been changed, according to Maintenance, to be offered on January 30, according to possibility," Powers said, as a He said no definite schedule Saturday School Director Saturday 9 a.m.-12 noon, and Gene Powers, chairman of the speaker for the metanoia if the is completed yet for the Matthew Connery. American Auto Servicing, University Senate Metanoia Watergate committee is not metanoia because some invited scheduled for the same time, Committee. called back into session over speakers will not commit The new program, dubbed will be two of the few courses Powers said the Metanoia the latest tape disclosures. themselves until the last minute "Fuel Crunch Saturday School" remaining on Saturday. committee wanted "big names The University Metanoia and it is not yet known at what boasts 21 courses this semester. Registration for Fuel to attract attention" and said Committee and the Federation time of day other speakers are Connery said he sees no Crunch Saturday School will that former Watergate Special of Student Services and scheduled to arrive. problems resulting from the take place from Jan. 15 - Feb. 1. Prosecutor Archibald Cox and Organizations (FSSO) metanoia new schedule. Most of the Interested students should seek Republican Connecticut Senator committee favor the students are from nearby areas, information at the Merlin D. Lowell Weicker were among cancellation of classes on the Today's weather and many are graduate Bishop Continuing Education those approached to speak. metanoia day, Powers said. Today's forecast calls for students, he said. Center. Weicker will be on the UConn However, he said the sunny skies, becoming University Senate Executive Committee does not favor the increasingly cloudy during the afternoon. Temperatures will official cancellation of classes continue in the low 20's. There without the consent of the full Professor testifies on tapes will be 10 per cent chance of University Senate. precipitation. Powers said the University UConn linguist expert on recorders Senate Executive Committee Tonight calls for a 60 per A member of the technical Cooper is under orders from from the Massachusetts would urge faculty members cent chance of precipitation team who testified Tuesday U.S. District Court Judge John Institute of Technology in 1936 not to penalize students for beginning as snow and changing that an 18-minute gap on a key Sirica to refrain from and completed his missing class in order to attend to or mixing with sleet and White House tape was made by commenting on matters undergraduate studies at The Metanoia activities. freezing rain. Temperatures will pushing the record-erase button involving recordings, University of Illinois in 1931. The theme of the metanoia be around the freezing mark. five to nine times, is a Lieberman described Cooper Cooper is a member of the is constitutional crisis and the Saturday's extended University adjunct linguistics as a "man of integrity who Acoustical Society of America, Presidency, said Linda forecast calls for sleet and professor. Franklin S. Cooper, would never allow himself to be the American Association for Sokolowski, co-chairman of the freezing rain to end with Cooper who was not swayed by political opinions" the Advancement of Science, FSSO metanoia committee. cloudy skies in the afternoon. available for comment Thursday on such matters as the analysis the Institute of Electrical and Alan Emmcrthal, also an High temperatures will be in is president of Haskins of the recordings. Electronics Engineers and the FSSO co-chairman, said this the mid-30's. Laboratory, a New Haven Cooper received his PhD Linguistics Society of America. research group comprised of Come fo me some 30 part time and fulltime researchers investigation problems of phonetics and Weekend meal schedule speech perception. Cooper has A weekend meal plan will start this weekend in six Beerfest been with Haskins since it was University dining halls on a cash basis. The dining hall founded in 1936. schedules are listed below. Philip Lieberman, acting chairman of the UConn Brien McMahon and North Lunch: 11:15-1:15 p.m. Friday linguistics department and a Campus dining halls- Dinner: 5 p.m.-6:30 p.m. member of the Haskins research Continental Breakfast: 10 a.m.-II Saturday snack bar: 11:15 staff, said Cooper is "one of a.m. a.m.-12:30 a.m. Jan. 18 47 & 8-12 the pioneers in using Brunch: II a.m.-2 p.m. Sunday snack bar: 11:15 instruments that analy/.c speech Snack bar: 2 p.m.-11 p.m. a.m.-ll:30 p.m. signals and is an expert on the Student Union Snack Bar- Rathskellar- R0K Saturday: lla.m.-la.m. mechanics of tape recorders. (combined with Commons Dining Hall on weekends) Sunday: to be determined Lieberman also said that Breakfast: 7 a.m.-9:15 a.m. Towers and Putnam Snack bars Cooper is one of the foremost Musk to Drink By Saturday: 11a.m.-8p.m. authorities in the world on the Continental breakfast: 9:15-11:15 a.m. Sunday: 1 la.m.-midnight acoustics of speech production. I Admission 5
By JAY SLOVES college student professor ratio, 27,471,002. Now, if you Hey, you got a second? Oh, each of the 603,000 college believe students don't do any the poor forgotten second. Who teachers in the U.S. can spend work, then the work force is FRIDAY will ever remember what's the 52,254 seconds or 15 hours reduced to 25,528,998. The Becrfest second tallest building, the with any one of the 7,136,075 Armed Forces have eight second highest mountain, or college students. It will take million in their ranks leaving ROTC building. Music is provided and the beer flows from who was the second man in you 5,040,000 seconds to earn the trifle sum of 17,528,998 to 4-7p.m. and 8-12 midnight. Admission is 50 cents. space. Frankly, the often a diploma. So time is precious. do the work and when the 15 maligned second will never million on state and city Film Society inspire the publication of the government payrolls and the Gumess Book •of the Second 1,520,000 in hospitals, mental Straw Dogs, starring Dustin Hoffman as a professor on Best World Records. Secondly, institutions and Camp David are sabbatical who encounters violence and murder. VDM 8, who was ever heard singing the subtracted, the work force is 10p.m. Admission is $1.50. "Second Time ever I Saw Your 1,008,998. Face," or 'Two is the Loneliest Okay, but there arc an College Theater Number?" Other than "Second estimated 800,500 bums, Hand Rose," what song, ballad beautiful people and others Executive Action, starring Burt Lancaster. An investigative look or record idolizes those who with a pathological fear of at the assassination of President John P. Kennedy. 2, 6:30, come in second? So, arise you work. That leaves 208, 498 9p.m. Admission is SI.50. scorned seconds. Stand up and people to carry the national be counted. No, not just once workload, 208,496 of whom Afro-American Cultural Center but a full 630,000 times. are prcsendy behind bars or in You know what you can do government. Which leaves you Whist party. Student Union Ballroom. 9p.m. with all those seconds. Well, and me to do all the work. you can tie your shoe laces into Tired? Then prepare yourself, SATURDAY 15 7,000 bows, dance 1,050 because you have already spent Film Society minute waltzas, run 263 four 45,000 seconds in class the first minute miles, or sing "A Time week. And considering that it Carnal Knowledge, with Jack Nichols, Candice Bergen and Art for Us" 450 times. But, it Okay, got your second could have taken as much as Garfunkcl. VDM 8, 10p.m. doesn't stop here. wind? Once you graduate, life 11,000 seconds to add or drop About 630,000 or 175 is not going to be any easier. just one course, you should be McMahon HaU hours is equivalent to 22 eight For example Capsule Comments exhausted. night sleeps or the reading of quotes the following statistics: Anybody ready for Dance with music by Liquide Lightc. 9p.m. to 1a.m. Admission about 35,200 page novels. By The U.S. has a population seconds? is 75 cents. coincidence those seconds are of approximately 200 million the average classroom time people. Of them 72 million are Master degree College Theater endured by one student in one over the retirement age of 65, semester. All of those seconds leaving 128 million people to candidate acts Executive Action 2, 4:15, 6:30, 9p.m. in a 14 week semester can be do the work. When you condensed into a very hectic 24 subtract from this the 75 Shakespeare Board of Governors hour seven day week if you million under 21, of whom 58 Shakespeare's works will be really want to rush through this million are students, you get 53 combined with music in the Coffeehouse with Shep, Barbara Bell, Neal Mazlish. Two shows semester. million. The Federal presentation ofMetamorphosis at 8, 9:30 p.m. Student Union Ballroom. Free admission. According to the 11 to one Government employs of Love - Shakespeare in Line Refreshments included. and Music on Jan. 24, 25, 26 at the Mobius Theater in the Fine SUNDAY Arts Center. Curtain time is 8:15 p.m.; there is no Movie admission charge. The presentation will be a The Chase, starring Marlon Brando. Student Union Ballroom. Master of Fine Arts program in 8p.m. Admission is 99 cents. Acting by Christine Stout, a Work! veteran of two seasons with the Film Society Nutmeg Summer Playhouse. She is presenting the Billy Jack, the story of an experimental school in the Midwest production in fulfillment of her and the trouble the students run into. VDM 8. 10p.m. for the Daily Campus UConn Master of Fine Arts Admission is $1.50. Degree requirements. compiled by Pat Mandcll Spencer Tracy The Connecticut Daily Campus wants students McMahon Dance who are interested in news, sports and feature to be featured writing. Help make our 77th year the best in Daily featuring Campus history. If you're willing to devote your in film festival free time we guarantee an exciting and stimulating An 18-film Spencer Trac\ experience working for an independent Liquide Lighte Festival will highlight the I second semester offerings of the "Ail-American" college daily newspaper. Visit our University of Connecticut Film office on North Eagleville Road or call 429-9384 or SAT. JAN. 19 9-1 Society. It will open Jan. 23 486-3407. with the 1932 production of "Me and My Gal. " with Joan ADMISSION 750 Bennett al the Institute of Material Science Auditorium. (IMS). On the same bill will be "Father's Little Dividend," the 1951 sequel to "Father of the Bride," also with Bennett and Elizabeth Taylor. The latter will be shown Jan. 24 al the IMS auditorium. "Libeled Lady." & 1936 lilm EXPERIENCE? with Jean llarlow, Myrna I.oy and William Powell, will be screened following "Father of That's what employers ask. the Bride. " Jan. 25 at Von dcr Mehdcn Recital Hall (VDM) "Man's Castle." with Loretta Young Get two years of well paid management experience and Gfenda Farrcll and "Big City." with 1-ouisc Rainer will be screened. as an Army second lieutenant Tracy next will appear in "Quick Millions," a 1931 film with Marguerite Churchill and "20,000 Years in Sing Sing." made in 1932 with Bette Davis shown at the IMS auditorium Jan. 31. "San Francisco," the 1936 picture that also starred Clark Gable and Jeannette ARMY ROTC M.i. P.'ii.ilil. will be shown Feb. I in VDM. Another 1936 film. "Riffraff," with Jean Harlow, Mil key Rooney and Una Merdel, will be on the same 429-5134 or Ext. 4538 program. All movies .ire shown at 8 p.m. Page 6 Connecticut Daily Campus Friday, January 18, 1974
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Thanks and a T-shirt to everyone who entered The Schaefer Write-Your-Own-Punchline Contest. As we suspected, the entries were real snappers, featuring such clever literary devices as mala- propism, obscenity and dullness. Gee whiz, it must be a lot of fun being in college nowadays. m®m fituwaroH mesossA «M 1/ SO PR CASE V DECIDES TO RUN AN j ewe TAIL riyt'saAxfMTOoo ANOOBRAM ON DRJORSA BECAUSE AS HAUAJ i aocs so acts THE THEOLDOUy TRIEDIODC ABTIOO NATION . BECAUSE IT MAS TRANSPLANT ON A RETIRED HAIR UNpER ITS WINGS SO SAILOR WNICJI -S A DEFINITE ME DECJDEOTO KEEP THE 000 VIOLATION Of TXf WPEOCMTC OATH HOW OOVAUKE THE MtfS' WCE OAV.MW 00 YOU KNIT? MARCEL PROUST' MACRAMC? I ONLy HAVE A WEEK TO LIVE
WHERE HE DID ACQUIRE A ANP THE KNIGHT. IN PRERARATlON AND 50 HE DTD BEGIN TO ENTERTAIN UNDAUNTED HE WENT ON To RECITE ONCE A KNIGHT HIT COMPEUED ANO <* DRAGON 3D AGSEe AND BUT, NOT WILLING TO FORFEIT SUITABLE MATCH FOR ONE SO =0R MStfNDEMOuSTD DO GROOM THE MAID IN MS CHAMBERS. HE PC "SREAT MOMENTS IN MEDIC**' ANP lO GET it ON ANP TfiL IT l*E IT OB REPAIR TO TIC PHONE BOOTH THE CHANCE TO FRADlCATE HIS GIFTEP AS THE KNIGHT. HIMSELF MOST WSTIPOUSLV AND RID COURT HER WTTH'THE BEST M FOLK WHISPERED SWEET NOTHINGS. « SO HE COIILP GET MIS MEAD OF THE LOCAL TAVERN WHERE DEBrllTATlNG PEST. THE PRAGO. PUT ON iCE FlENTr OF SCHAEFER MUSIC." "BIS HITS OF THE FORTIES." WHENCE ME PIO MAKE HIS MOVE STRAIGHT ANP PUT DOWN AN/ 'It NAMES OF SEVERAL WILLING DID REPAIR TO THE CAMPUS ANP THEN PIP REGALE HER WITH BAD VIBES TNAT MIGHT BE GOING MAIDENS WERE LISTED. BUT NOVElT/ SHOP. BEER, LONG KNOWN TO BE THE ALAS HE MET WITH LITTLE PtRfBCT (u • Prize money and a T-shirt to: Bob Canter Scott Ellner Thorn Abba Phil Shinn Roy Cherris Mike Meader George Washington U. Syracuse U. FordhamU. Brown U. Trenton State College Fairleigh Dickinson U. Susad Dunn Mark Heend David Debroote Rich Kagan George Allen Joan Branden Towson State College St Johns U. SU NY-Potsdam YaleU. U. of Delaware Rider College Bruce Howell Ray Smith Keith Bobier Jim Edwards David Elyachar Michael Maloy Colgate U. U. of Rochester SUNY-Binghamton Johns Hopkins U. Ithaca College SUNY-Oswego JimCucinell Steve Braun Joseph Cohen Larry Sullivan Dana St. James Peter Wicklein Georgetown U. Rutgers U. Boston U. Niagara U. Holy Cross College U. of Bridgeport Michael Kiely Steven Kopstein Kay Navratil Pete Montan Nan Schreier Tom Aurrichio Providence College SUNY-Albany CW. Post College St. Lawrence U. SUNY-Plattsburgh SUNY-Cortland David Zaharchak Michael Priestly Chris Haesloop James Anderson Chester Schnepf Richard Blewett U. of Maryland U. of Massachusetts R.P.I. U. of Connecticut HofstraU. Cornell U. M Feder Curtis Nelson Gene Freedman Ed Nast Paul Weeks H. Sassounian Princeton U. American U. PaceU. Catholic U. U. of Rhode Island Columbia U. Amy Raff Michael Boron Douglas Morgan Samuel Ziplow Walt Bishop Mart Corry SU NY-Buffalo Canisius College MIT Adelphi IJ. Seton Hall U. Boston College ra^(ii2}i^(im^ Schaefer Breweries, New York. NY. Baltimore. Md , Lehigh Valley. Pa Friday, January 18, 1974 Connecticut Daily Campus Page 7 CLASSIFIEDS OVERSEAS JOBS • Australia, Happy Birthday JAMES T. LYNN! Roommate wanted to share Duplex WANTED: Used copies of Lionel For Rent: comfortable private Europe, S. America, Africa. With loving anxiety, the Folks at house with two working males. 3 Ruby, THE ART OF MAKING accommodation available within Students all professions and Buzzore Mansion. bedrooms, 11/2 bathrooms. Off Rt. SENSE. Call Chuck Logan, walking distance of campus. Please occupations $700 to $3000 44 Ashford. Call after 7p.m. 466-8195. Leave message. contact Jess at 455-9378. monthly. Expenses paid, overtime, Wanted: Babysitter, Mon., Wed., 487-0892. sightseeing. Free Information. Write: Thurs., and Frl., 11-12 pm. Walking Riders wanted dally to Springfield, Roommates needed: Preferably (2). Trans World Research Dept. A2 2, distance. Call 429-8637. Roommate wanted: to share own room, apt. in Ashford, all Mass. Call 872-6752 after 6 pm. PO Box 60 3, Corte Madera, CA 2-bed room, furnished house on expenses shared eaually. Very 94925. ______Room for Rent, Female or Male. Coventry Lake. $75 for own room. reasonable for (3) people. 429-8583. $60 Including all utilities. January Call 742-7436. Available Roommate wanted: female, 7 miles Duplicate Bridge - UConn students rent free. Call 4 23-7 565. Immediately. from campus, own room, new apt. Female roommate wanted to share 4 free first time - 7:30 Wednesdays- building Windham Heights - room apt. spring semester with 3 Vernon at exit 9 8 ■ Information call HELP WANTED $100. weekly Mansfield Creative Dance Council Is 423-4130. other girls. $41.25 plus utilities. Bob 429-9637 or 429-2907. possible addressing mall for firms. again offering modern dance classes Barbara Manor. 429-8015. Full and part time at home - Send - all levels, morning and evening There will be a free Introductory Typing) Phone 1-67 7-07 47 Day or stamped self addressed envelope to sections available. Call 429-8291 to lecture Frl., Jan. 18, 8p.m., SS 143 For Sale-196 2 TR30B, mechanically Nite for Professional Service. Rates COMMACO, BOX 157, ROUND register. for all Interested in hearing about an excellent, new front end, tires, as low as i .50 a page. ROCK, TEXAS, 78664. upcoming on campus Silva Mind suspension, brakes radiator, head Fur Coat for sale. Brown, size 12 or Control Course; and for all valve work-needs paint. See Duff, 14, asking $20, ask for Marcla at interested in hearing about the Sousa House 404. 429-9345, 6 A after 6. development of the mind and WHUS radio counts down the psychic abilities through the latest House for rent-ideal for 44 Place to stay needed for my dog mind research. For further students, 3'/> ml. from and myself, hopefully down to earth information call 429-2033. ca m pu s-u n furnished- females living ask for Al 429-13 76 keep preferred-call 423-1031 evenings. trying. STEREO COMPONENTS - Sansui. FOR SALE: Bookcases to set on Pioneer, Marantz, J.B.L., EPI, student desks, 2 shelves ■ 15.00 TOP 100 Albums of 1973 Wanted student to clean apt. one Infinity, Dual, BSR,. Sony, plain, $6.00 stained, delivered. mile from campus. Own Sherwood and all other major 429-2160 between 5 110 p.m. transportation necessary. Hourly brands Including Crown and rate, weekly work possible. Apply Phaselinear. Lowest prices. Nothing Starting at 6 PM Sat. Room 106 Manchester Hall. fair traded. Call 429-9633. Happy Birthday Rob, Love, Dee Get to know WHUS 91.7 FM ACTIVITIES Open Party, Sat. Jan 19 at Beta Sig Coed Sports Night - Friday. Photopool Meeting Mon., 8:00 pm. SPECIALIZING IN VOLKSWAGEN REPAIRS House on Rt. 195 BVOB, for Info Volleyball 6:30-8. Free swim Su 306 (note new day) Changes in call 429-4453. 8-9:30, field house. All welcome. constitution and nomination of officers. Used Cars Bought & Sold Come study at Hiliel! Open to all. Wanted: two paid people to help Do homework, meet peoplel with book exchange. Call Dave at Photopool print quota due 1/21 Refreshments served. Every Wed., FSSO 4 86-3708. pick up new keykards at monday's Millet House. 7 pm-11:30pm. meeting. QUESNEL'S AUTO BODY Students interested in working Organizational meeting for new towards getting a reading week Commuters Union Free Film. Mon., QUALITY USED CARS volunteers for YGGDRASIL-THE without classes prior to exams, call 12-2, 2-4 in rm. 101 SU, From Here DROP IN CENTER, Tues.. Jan. 22, FSSO at 486-3809. To Eternity, everybody welcome. 7:15 SU 306. AUTOMOTIVE REPAIRS & BODY WORK The IARC Housing Committee will General Meeting, Hiliel House open REBUILT ENGINES VW Interested In teaching little kids who hold a meeting or, Wed., Jan. 2 3 in to all! Mon., Jan 21, 7 pm. Come desperately need extra help? Join the Hall Dorm Conference Room join committees. Get involved! Make USED VW PARTS Hartford Tutorial! Meeting Tues., (Second floor, off the west stairs) at Hiliel work! Jan. 22, SU 209. If Interested please 6:30p.m. Subjects to be discussed attend or call Greg: 4294897 or include: Resident Input into Sunday Coed Sports. Volleyball Ann: 429-0580. building improvement decision. Edward Quesnel Perkins Corners 2-4:30, free swim 3-4, Hawley 423-8884 Resident Painting of rooms, housing Armory. All welcome. Rte 32, Mansfield Coon. A free, confidential Venereal Disease life styles, and others. Anyone Clinic Is In operation at the interested in helping to improve the Windham Community Hospital. The building situation is invited to s«CHRS NOW THRU clinic will be held on Wed. evenings attend. i j COLLEGE. TUESDAY from 6-8p.m. In the White house RIDES *^ * HP IL1I rill « located on Mansfield Avenue. Classified and activities notices DAItY 2:00, 6:30, 900 SAT -SUN 2:00. 4: IS, 6:30, 9:00 should be directed to the Daily BRIDGEPORT Campus Business Office in the Daily Campus Building on North Eagleville Call Pat, 423-4 130 THE CHASE Road 10 to 4 Mon. through Fri. Deadline for notices Is 1 p.m. the date before publication; Friday SEYMOUR afternoon for Monday's newspaper. Starring Classified rates are: $1 per day, Call Tony 429-8485 $2.50/3 days and $3.50/5 days limited to 20 words. There is a NEW HAVEN charge of 3 cents each additional Marlon Brando word. Call Joe 429-3794 Activities must be limited to 20 words. Activity notices more than BRATTLEBORO, VT. one week in advance will not be inserted. Call David 429-4770 Sun. Jan. 20th COLOR A National General Release RAFFS COMING WED THRU TUF.S J AN 23 THRU 29 8:00pm SUB 990 IDE12CSIESSEK sEESmjRF&B featuring- « fULL Trf^ss LINE OF OVf«.-$TijFf£D SANDWICHES THBtHirf WIVflRl PicVta - Deliciout Salads New York Style Petit*»l - Ckeet* Cokes PIZZAS fir GRINDERS LIGHT & DARK Film Society Raises/Lowers Prices BUDWEISER ON TAP BY PITCHER OR GLASS Single Admission $1.50! HAPPY BEER HOURS EVERY DAY 3 P.M.-6 P.M. OPEN: Sun.-Thurs. Till 1 A.M. Fri. & Sat. Till 2 A.M. Semester's Membership to All Features Only $10! STORRS 429-6429 RTE. 44A, STORRS > LOCATED AT MANSFIELD SHOPPING PLAZA One Milr From University Campus 100 Features -1 Dime Each This weekend at Passes & Schedules Available at All Programs Sundown Inn Friday VDM Rt. 32, Willington 9 S Jan. 18 8 + 10 'Ste&inmiiim E1M@ Saturday 8 + 10 VDM Sunday 8 + 10 VDM 3! Joseph E L event- presents a Mike Nichols Filn starring Jack Nicholson • Candice Beigen $1.00 Cover Charge | -Camal KnOWltdgeit one of the best movies .wer." I JT -Lit Smith. Covnopoitfn MaoaWM - under 21, Majority Cards or UConn ID Mike Nichols. Jack \khoison,( andice Beigen. Billy Arthur (idrfiinkel. Ann Maigrei and Jules Feifler. Carnal Knowledge .1 Casual dress accepted. An Avco Emb»»iy Picture Jack But must be neat 5 Aq poii.>i«j pue paDnpoij • 3UIAST 3 gdasor laanpoij OAi|n.ia«3 • afipaiMoux ieuieo Page 8 Connecticut Daily Campus Friday, January 18, 1974 Huskies face busy slate Five teams to be in action By BUD POLIQUIN Last, but in no way least, coming off a 3-0 loss to tough Sunday's day of rest will be John Chapman's varsity hockey Williams and look for a big a welcome comfort to five team will face off against St. crowd again on Saturday night. Husky athletic teams as the Anselm's at the skating rink at Here's hoping for a The pick ... University of Connecticut faces 7:30. The 7-3 Huskies are successful weekend. By ART HORWITZ a busy schedule this weekend. The subvarsity basketball CO-SPORTS EDITOR team begins the festivities when Thank goodness Kdgar Allan Poe never got a glimpse of the they face perennially tough St. dungeon they call Memorial Gym on the campus of the Thomas More on Alumni Court University of Maine. Its eerie sight might have prompted him into at 6:00 tonight. Bob Staak's writing yet another sinister short story. 1-3 pups are led by Hartford's But Sports Illustrated, in a recent feature, did get a view of flashy Billy Harris and its short court and unbelievable seating arrangement and rated it Windham's 6'9" Bill Budzinsky. as one of the top ten "pits" in the country. On Saturday, the big boys The University of Connecticut basketball team knows the gym take over as Coach Dee Rowe all too well. Fans have been known to ask Husky coach Dec leads his forces into unfriendly Rowe to move his head so they can see the action. They've even Orono for a 3pm game against asked his players to stop perspiring. a Black Bear team that hasn't "I dread going there...always," said Rowe, whose team will be lost at home to UConn in three trying to snap a three-year hex. "Fans breathe right down your years. The game can be heard back, and to make matters worse, they have a good club this over WHUS 91.7 FM beginning year, too. We can't afford another loss in the Yankee Conference. at 2:50. I'm scared as hell." Also on Saturday, the varsity wrestling team takes the mat after more than a month lay-off when they travel to Hanover, N.H. to face Dartmouth and Tufts in a tri-mect beginning at 2pm. Closer to home, the varsity indoor" track team will participate in a four-team meet with Fordham, Boston College, and Boston University in the Field House beginning at 1pm A STRONG BACKER -- An unidentified UConn skater seems on Saturday. Coach Bob to be wrapped up in his work as he prevents a Williams player Kennedy's squad, which has from reaching the puck. But Williams wasn't prevented from lost only to powerful scoring three goals as the Huskies bowed on their home ice, 3-0 Manhattan, is home for the first Wednesday night for their third loss of the year against seven time in over a month. victories (Photo by Wes Thouin). As last year, UConn will have to contend with Black Bear pivotman Bob Warner, a 6-foot-6 leaper who was conference MAINLAND'S 6ARA6E INC. Rookie-of-thc-Ycar last season. Rowe will probably employ 6-5 forward Karl Wilson in an If your car "runs into" trouble call or attempt to neutrali/.c Warner from getting free under the request, Markland's Garage Inc., 429-9688 offensive boards. Steve Conlcy, Maine's 6-7 center, isn't much of for 24 hour wrecker service. Rt. 195 Storrs a shooter but can crash the boards, too. John Thomas will cover him, depending on the condition of his chronically-sore knees. If its any solace, All-YanCon Peter Gavett, who averaged better than 22 points per game last season has graduated. That could be the break Connecticut needs. Captain Jimmy Foster and Al Weston, who almost Shaboo Presents single-handedly rallied the Huskies from a 26-point deficit at Orono last season, will have to play their best ball of the season. But perhaps the key will be how Rowe decides to use his bench. With 6-5 freshman Tony Hanson and veteran Cal Chapman in reserve along with Ken Wright and playmaker Fd Harrison, he has numerous possible combinations with which to work. After a dismal start in which Connecticut lost to Holy Cross Miles Davis Massachusetts and later on New Hampshire, it has amassed a four-game win streak plus wins over powerful Manhattan and Syracuse. With momentum behind them, look for another major miracle on par with the won worked at Syracuse. Weston and Gary Tues. thru Fri. Jan. 22 - 25 Custick will play dominant roles, but Foster's unique style of play, coupled with good defense, will give Rowe the key to the shackles that have held him team in check at Orono for the past three years. Tickets on sale at the Disc and Shaboo THE PICK - A Miracle Weekend sports WHUS 91.7 FM brings you UConn basketball from Orono EAT THIS WEEKEND ajjainst the Maine Black Bears beginning at 2:55 tomorrow Cheaply and Conveniently... afternoon. r Anyone interested in covering the varsity hockey team on a regular basis please ON CAMPUS call us at the Connecticut Daily Campus, 429-9384. Ask for Art McMAHON and JUNGLE COMMONS or Bud. This means you! 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