Husky Defense Prepares for Undefeated Bulldogs Union Pickets

Husky defense prepares for undefeated Bulldogs See back page Wat Sattg (Eammta "Serving the Storrs Community Since 1896" Vol. LXXXVIIINo. 25 The University of Connecticut Friday, October 12, 1984

Two hundred protest: Union pickets for wage increase

By Dave Clark sity's job classification study. This study, com- Staff Writer pleted by the university during the first two About 200 members of the University of Con- years of the union's 3-year contract classifies necticut Professional Employees Association employees and creates a salary schedule The picketed outside Gulley Hall yesterday, protest- study was mandated by Article 34 of the ing the university's failure to grant the union a union contract wage increase "There was a verbal agreement after the contract was ratified between a President DiBiaggio The group marched from the Commons and former union President Sandy Van Elder building to Gulley Hall at noon They circled the that a wage re-opener would be discussed after building several times, chanting, "2-4-6-8, why two years," Lewis said That would be July 1, does Joan procrastinate?" referring to Joan 1984. Tying the wage increase to the job Geeter, assistant vice president for academic classification study is a whole new interpre- affairs. tation" Yesterday's protest was designed to be an "Article 34 was put into the contract to pro- informational picket Helen Lewis, president of tect the union," said Geeter. She explained that die union explained that this meant they were the job classification study rated all of the not conducting a work stoppage and did not approximately 670 jobs within the union on the want to stop anyone from crossing the picket basis of several criteria; including degree of line and entering Gulley Hall. After marching complexity, and the market value for those around the building the protesters moved to a positions grassy area between Gulley Hall and Koons Hall, across Mansfield Road and the Budds Building. "It makes no sense to have a wage increase without a job classification system in place," The union was protesting the university's said Geeter "we have found in conducting the Jorgenson Auditorium stage hands prepare a set for A refusal to grant them a salary increase, which Day in Hollywood, A Night in the Ukraine (Bart Richard- study that some employees are not being paid son photo). they say was due on July 1,1984. The the same amount as others whose jobs are union claims that the university will not agree to equally demanding For instance, many em- an increase until the union accepts the univer- ployees in the library are underpaid Dorm damages decline Seepage3 By Tim Brennan Staff Writer V.P. candidates clash in debate With damages to dorms and residence halls declining over the 3ast three years, an an ti- vandalism campaign seems to be having an impact here according to Paul Brown, director of Resi- Deficits, abortion, family finances argued dential Operations. In the 1982-1983 school year the office of Residential PHILADELPHIA (AP)—Geral- Operations Annual Report stated that $299,014.43 of chargable dine Ferraro said Thursday damages were incurred in all the residence halls on campus The night the Soviet Union would North Campus complex had the highest rate of dollar damage n't get away with any attempt with $46,102.62 and a total charge of $32.4 was levied against to push her around because each student living there. she is a woman, declaring "1 Last year, the total amount of chargable damages of all the will be a leader." George Bush, dorms on campus was $246,231.96. According to Brown, this responding in a debate of is encouraging. campaign understudies, said "It is a drop of $51,782.47," Brown said. "We're starting to see the Democrats offer Only some awareness in the dorms here The damages rate has "weakness, despair, dis- steadily declined over the last three years When you con- respect" sciously attack the problem, you begin to see a reduction in For 90 nationally televised the charges." minutes, Vice President Bush George Bush Geraldlne Ferraro This year, the dollar damage for the fall semester has reached extolled President Reagan record budget deficits, and raro's ability to handle to $177,693. This breaks down to a total cost of $7.27 per stu- and aimed his sharpest lines cited lack of an arms control Russians came in a question dent past Ms. Ferraro at Walter F. treaty with the Soviet Union as from panelist Robert Boyd of For the last two years, the Office of Residential Operations has Mondale. He taunted the for- Reagan's biggest failure. Knight Ridder. He asked her been trying to ingrain environmental awareness and pride into mer vice president saying While she attacked Reagan whether she could convince students inhabiting the residence halls Under the direction of "whine on, harvest moon" and praised Mondale, Ms. Americans and "a potentiali Chip Yensan, the Facilities Development co-ordinator, the office adding the Democratic pre- Ferraro—the first woman enemy" that she would be has taken decisive steps to decrease dorm damages. sidential nominee has a one named to a major party tic- able to protect the national These steps include an anti-vandalism publicity campaign idea candidacy—raise taxes ket—sought to portray her- security, and whether she (featuring a poster campaign around campus showing a vampire for everybody. Bush said self as duty prepared to take thought the Soviets would be with the caption "Vandalism bites: don't let it drain your wallet"), Reagan had delivered "opti- on the reponsibilities of the tempted to take advantage of theinstallatkxiof vandal proof furniture, and a toughened alcohol mism" and his economic pro- vice presidency, and the pre- her "simply because you're a policy, although it is feared the new in-transit clause for alcoholic gram "brought America back" sidency if that should be woman" beverages will cause a sharp increase in alcohol related van- But Ms. Ferraro said Rea- necessary. "Are you saying I would dalism, Brown said Seepage 3 gan tax cuts "darned near The question of Ms Fer- have to have fought in a war to destroyed this country" with love peace?" she retorted *\S Inside Today: Weather Forecast: •Campus officials can no longer wink at Sunny today, High in the mid 70s underage drinking. See page 4. Clear tonight low in the 40s Sunny Saturday and Sunday, highs in the • Place kicker switch made for Huskies See back 60s page- > w Page 2 The Dally Campus, Friday, October 11.1984

News Roundup State AIDS victim can't go to class NEW HAVEN (AP)—Public school officials were sticking with their plan to bar a 5-year-old aids victim from kindergartenas they prepared for the boy's release from a hospital. Health officials say the disease—Acquired Immune Deficiency Syn- drome—cannot be transmitted to other students, but they have been unable to provide any guarantees. As a result. New Haven School Superintendent John Dow Jr. says the boy won't be admitted to a regular classroom and has been offered private tutoring "The community is very sensitive on this," Dow said Wednesday. "The bottom line is, 'Would you want your child to be in a classroom Rep. Silvio Conte, R-Mass, toying on a pair of gag eyeglasses in Washington Thursday with a child with AIDS' Everyone I asked said, 'Absolutely not'" to emphasize the amount of reading he's been subjected to due to die differences bet- The boy was expected to be released from Yale-New Haven Hospital ween the House and Senate versions on the budget resolution (UPI photo). Thursday, but hospital officials refused to say if he had been dis- charged. The problem of AIDS among school-age children is becoming a problem in several other states. The U.S. Department of Health and World Human Services plans to name a committee next month to draft guidelines educating children with AIDS. Woman astronaut spacewalks Prime minister survives Wast CAPE CANAVERAL, Ha (AP)—Astronaut Kathy BRIGHTON, England (AP)—A large explosion was reported early Friday at the Grand Hotel, where Prime Expensive drink served Sullivan became America's first woman spacewalker Minister Margaret Thatcher has been staying during today, declaring "this is realty great" as she floated the Conservative Party Conference in this seaside MIDDLETOWN, CT (AP)—A Superior Court jury has awarded $200,- outside the shuttle Challenger with a male collleague 000 to a Deep River man who sued a Chester bartender, a bar owner and resort Mrs. Thatcher was said to be unhurt, but many to test tools for refueling spent satellites. other injuries were reported a woman who was served alcohol before driving her car head-on into Ms. Sullivan and astronaut David Leestma moved the plaintiffs car. The British Broadcasting Corp. said Mrs. Thatcher gingerly into the opei. cargo bay, bundled in $2.1 was in the hotel when the explosion occurred at Judge Walter Budney said Wednesday the case may be the first in million space suits that protected them from radia- Connecticut in which a plaintiff has successfully charged " reckless, will- about 3 am, but escaped injury and was escorted tion, micrometeorites and the extremes of heat and ful and wanton" misconduct against a bar. away by police. It said the lobby of the hotel was crow- cold outside the orbiting ship. Edward Turner, 24, suffered injuries to his face, heart and chest when ded at the time. Leestma 35-year-old Navy lieutenant commander, Britain's domestic news agency, Press Association, his car was struck head-on by a car driven by Alicia Saxton, 23, of was the first to leave Challenger's airlock, slipping out said there were reports that a bomb went off in the Wethersfield at 11:42 am EDT and quickly clamping a 50-foot After the accident. Turner filed suit against Ms. Sexton; Louis J. Faraci, hotel's foyer, and it understood there had been many safety tether onto a guideline running the 60-foot owner of the Cove Road Inn in Chester, and Barbara Magellin, a barten- injuries, but no details were available immediately. length of the bay. der at Cove Road Cabinet ministers and many other senior Conserva- Ms. Sullivan, a 33-year-old ocean geologist, fol- tive Party politicians also were staying at the hotel lowed four minutes after Leestma had attached her Sussex County police said they did not know how Kennelly calls for apology tether to the guidewire many persons had been injured A stream of am- bulances ferried guests to local hospitals. HARTFORD (AP)—Rep. Barbara B. Kennelly, D-Conn, called on Vice President George Bush Thursday to apologize for his spokesman's High-school suicides analyzed Soviets increase production characterization of Geraldine Ferraro as "bitchy." HOUSTON (AP)—A team of psychologists talked "The office of the vice president of the United States crossed the line Thursday with students at an affluent suburban high STRESA, Italy (AP) —U.S Defense Secretary Cas- between tough campaigning and just plain bad taste," Mrs. Kennelly said school following the suicides of five teen-agers in two par Weinberger said Thursday the Soviet Union has in a prepared statement months, while police met with administrators to see substantially increased the number of SS-20 nuclear The term is "offensive not just to women or to Democrats, but to all whether a suicide pact exists at the school. missiles trained on Western Europe decent Americans," said the Hartford Democrat who nominated Ms. The psychologists conducted seminars at Clear At the close of the first day of a NATO defense Ferraro for vice president at the Democratic National Convention in San Lake High School, answering questions from students ministers nuclear strategy meeting in this lakeside Francisco in July. and listening to their problems. resort in the Italian Alps. Weinberger told reporters In a story published in Thursday editions of the Wall Street Journal, "We've hired these people because they have the Soviets have continued to add new missiles and to Bush press secretary Peter Teeley said of Ms. Ferraro: "She's too bitchy. experience working with and counseling large groups build more bases for launching them She's very arrogant. Humility isn't one of her strong points, and 1 think of youngsters," said James Larrabee, deputy superin- Weinberger said the U.S intelligence community that comes through" tendent of the Clear Creek Independent School Dis- has pinpointed the number of additional SS-20s de- trict. ployed by the Soviets this year, but that the figure would not be made public now. Training school criticized million could be saved The most recent estimate by NATO, released last December, was 378 SS-20s. WASHINGTON (AP)—The Pentagon could save $8 HARTFORD, (AP)—The Mansfield Training School, a state facility for billion a year if it bought more military spare parts Panama president inaugurated the mentally retarded, lacks tight controls over patients' money, payroll from small businesses instead of from major de- records equipment and long-distance telephone usage, state auditors fense contractors, a spokesman for a small business PANAMA CITY, Panama (AP)—Nicolas Ardito Bar- have concluded group testified Thursday. letta was inaugurated president of Panama today. He Auditors Henry J. Becker Jr. and Leo V. Donohue found that $123,000 But a Defense Department official disputed that is the country's first directly elected civilian president worth of equipment at the 730- patient fac ility waswnaccounted for in the figure and also told a congressional subcommittee in 16 years. last inventory and that one worker had used a patient's money to get his that a Pentagon "whistleblower" had overstated The new president faces a $3.5 billion foreign debt, 14 car fixed potential defense budget savings. percent unemployment and the threat of growing The findings were included in a report released to reporters on Bruce Hah n, manager of government affairs for the political unrest Riot police clashed with about 1,000 Thursday. National Tooling and Machining Association, told the demonstrators Wednesday during a protest over Bill Mill, spokesman for the Department of Mental Retardation, said subcommittee that small businesses have a proven alledged vote fraud in the May 6 election, in which "substantial progress" was being made toward rectifying problems record of delivering parts to the Pentagon at a price Ardito Barletta was supported by the military. cited by Becker and Donohue lower than that charged by prime contractors. In his inaugural speech, Ardito Barletta called for national unity to confront an economic crisis he said Teenager survives coma could have serious implications. Evacuation plan approved ROCK SPRINGS, Wyo. (AP) -A 17-year-old high school football player who collapsed unconscious at Bronte photo discovered WATERFORD, (AP)—The state's plan for coping with a serious practice has emerged from a month-long coma, a emergency at the Millstone nuclear power plants has gained the spokeswoman at the University of Utah Medical Cen- LONDON (AP)—Experts say they may have found approval of the Federal Emergency Management Agency. ter said the only known photograph of Charlotte Bronte The plan, which includes provisions of evacuating residents within a Nathan Overy's first words were to his mother, author of the celebrated novel "Jane Eyre." 10-mile radius of the Waterford facility, is the first plan in New England to when she said she loved him and he replied "I love The photograph was found in the National Portrait be approved by the FEMA, according to Frank F. Grandone, chief of you too," said nursing supervisor Barbara Motes. Gallery's archive and put on exhibit, where it was plans and operations for the state Office of Civil Preparednes. Overy, now entering rehabilitation therapy, could spotted by Bronte biographer Brian Wilds. He said The state learned its plan had been approved in a letter received Wed- also focus his eyes on people and follow their Thursday the photo looks markedly different from nesday at the governor's office in Hartford The letter noted that a movements for the first time Wednesday. He can also painted portraits of the English author, showing what similar plan for the Connecticut Yankee Plant in Haddam also was eat, talk, hear well, and move his left arm and leg, but he called "a somewhat fleshy, even man-only lady." approved not his right arm and leg His father, Rock Springs But there are similarities, he said such as "the "It means evaluators found that the plan is adequate to protect the Police Cmdr. Robert Overy, said doctors were still not broad forehead thin upper lip and long nose." The public health and safety in the event of an emergency," Grandone said of sure whether his memory had been impaired but photograph is believed to have been taken a year • the federal approval ■ • ■ - were pteased[withhis progress,...... before Miss Bronte died in 1855 at age 39, he said Campus News the Dally Campus, Friday. October II. 1984 Page 3 Scholars, administrators gather Absentee ballots are at 'Women and Technology9 forum now available here By Kim Naner Campos Correspondent its impact on human beings, come the generally aggressive By Peter Corjulo Voting by absentee ballot is The University of Connec- but unfortunately the con- direction of today's technol- Staff Vriter a 2-step process. You'll need ticut Women's Center spon- cerns focused on tend to be ogy (with respect to areas Students wantmg to vote in to fill out and mail in an ap- sored a conference to discuss male-oriented such as nuclear weapons, ge- towns other «nan Mansfield plication first Applications the topic of neoludism yester- In her speech about women netic engineering and should get their absentee bal- are available through the day in the Bishop Center. in technological fields, Stanley ecology). lot adpfcations in next Mansfield town clerks office, "Ludism," stated Autumn stated that women tend to "Technology can only be week, according to Earl Mc- across from University Plaza, Stanley, an author and Stan- stay away from the scientific changed from within," said Williams, director of UConn- or pick one up at UConn- ford researcher, "has been and technological careers be- Stanley, "We need a technol- PIRG. PIRG's office, on the third defined as a destructive or cause society discourages ogy as if it were people that If you are not yet registered floor of the commons buil- violent opposition to change their thought and training in mattered" to vote, any registering official ding. or, if you prefer, a fear and these areas. Women are sup- Other subjects discussed at - can take care of the paper- Mail the application for an loathing of technology. posed to excel in verbal skills the conference included the work and swear you in, for any absentee ballot to the town "Neoludism is a far more while it is the men who are ^computer's effect on the town. However, the cutoff clerk of the town in which you dangerous kind of idea which supposed to excel in math workplace employees' atti- date is Oct 16. There will be wish to vote You must be takes the form not of destroy- skills She then stated that fe- tudes about new technology, registration on Friday, Oct 12, registered in that town before ing technology, but rather of males must avoid this thinking and the possible changes in in front of the co-op. you will be sent a ballot ignoring it and it seems totbe because more women are the woman's work role due to The process of voting by Once the town clerk has affecting women more than needed in these areas to over- high technology. absentee ballot is not Com- received and processed your men," Stanley said plicated, but it will take some application, you will be sent a This idea, stated by Stanley time, and the ballot itself must ballot Fill this out and mail it in her keynote address, was ... Dorm damages be in by November 6. back to your town: one of the issues examined at From page 1 *^ the conference Titled "Wo- men, Work and Technology," "The vast majority of damage sustained by residence halls is the conference was planned caused by vandalism,"aid Brown "And most vandalism is direc- to explore the different ways tly related to alcohol consumed by students." • • Union protests All dorm damages are paid for directly by student themselves From page 1 that technology may affect women in the workplace Bar- with each student being assessed a dollar amount depending "Their demonstration puz- all of the organizations pre- bara Wright from the UConn upor, how much damage his or her own individual dorm has zles me," Geeter said "they sent has passed resolutions Women's Studies Program and received durng the school year. . signed an agreement at the supporting the union's pos- Diana Woolis, from the UConn According to Brown it is difficult to judge what dorm has the last mediation session to give ition, i Women's Center were co-or- highest rate. Various factors, including number of residents, us their proposal in Novem- ganizers of the program whether it is co-ed or single sex, and whether it is an elevator ber. Usually you protest to try Jonathon Pelto, Democ- "We think it is a vast field building must be taken into account ratic candidate for that has not been adequately Traditionally, all-male dorms have highest dollar damage rate to get the other side to do Mansfield state representa- explored" stated Wright"Peo- with co-ed residences ranking next All-female dorms usually something If they wanUo give tive, was also present "I'm ple talk about technology and have the lowest Brown said us their proposal earlier-fine here to listen to what the union has to say," Pelto said The union was supported "If we are going to get more cyWiuisfield TMve in by several others yesterday. money for the university, we'll £UEST/ON: TERMINALLY Salvatore Perruccio, presi- have to do it as a unified dent of the Independent institution Union, which represents 1,000 Just as the protesters were FrL, Sat & Sun. BORED? maintenance workers on assembling at Gulley Hall, Pre campus, said he was there sident DiBaggio was returning at 6 p.m. because "their fight is our from lunch The protesters fight- chanted, "two-four-six-eight a July was the date" DiBiaggio Aphrodesia's Members of the Connec- did not acknowledge the ticut State Federation for protesters Diaiy" Teachers, the Coalition of Labor Union Women, and the DiBiaggio did not have any comment on the protest al- Plus: The tale of Ji.i'i'fi.liluL American Association of though the university issued a TIFFANY LUST University Professors were press release which outlined also present their position in the Rated X Lewis emphasized that not dispute. ANSWER: 5 " ROAD TRIP & !! 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COLLEGE PARK, Md (AP> dents and to hear pledges of far as positive alcohol educa- to 19, but voters rejected a judgment against an Ohio State —College deans and other support from representatives tion, but one block away from move to 21. University student organiza- campus leaders say the na- of the major breweries. campus there are all the bars Gregory T Moore 24, pre- tion that sponsored a party tionwide drive to adopt a 21- The conference was organ- with the 3-for-l drinks every sident of a lobbying group followed by a fatal car crash year-old legal drinking age is ized by BACCHUS—Boost Al- day and quarter-beer nights. called the U.S. Student Asso- Al Calarco, assistant direc- forcing them to crack down cohol Consciousness Concer- Some states lowered their ciation, said the loss of jobs at tor of housing for the Univer- on some beer-soaked campus ning the Health of University drinking ages in the early pubs is a major concern for sity of North Carolina at Cha- traditions. Students—a project started 1970s when the voting age students. "It's totally unfair," pel Hill, where the state drink- The setting for this week's at the University of Florida is was lowered to 18. New Jersey he said. "Prohibition didn't ing age recently went to 19, conference of 125 educators 1976 that now has chapters at and Maryland already have work in the 1930s, and pro- said, "A lot of staff members was appropriate: the student 180 colleges in the United moved them back to 21. Wis- hibition1 from 18 to 21 won't are afraid to attend student union at the University of States and Canada The con- consin moved its age to 19 in work in this instance either." parties, afraid of the liability, Maryland, where this summer ference also marked the start July, and Arizona and Neb- Dr. Edward H. Hammond, afraid of seeing Joe Smith who the student pub was conver- of the first National Collegiate raska will move up to 21 in vice president for student lives down the hall who he ted into a bake shop. Alcohol Awareness Week. January from 19 and 20, res- affairs at the University of knows is 18) and he's drunk The higher drinking age is Dennis C. Roberts, associ- pectively. Ohio moved its age Louisville, told of a $137,000 out of his mind. already the law in almost half ate dean of students and dir- the states. Under a measure ector of housing at Southern recently signed by President Methodist University in Dal- Reagan, the rest will be forced las, expressed feai that edu- to increase the age to 21, from cators are being "blackmailed 18,19 or 20, within two years by students saying Well, if unless they want to give up a you're not going to allow us to share of their federal high- drink on campus, we'll drive way funds. drunk." Campus officials who have Roberts said he has mis- winked at underage drinking givings about the age 21 band- in fraternities and football wagon, saying that traffic sta- stadiums are now being faced tistics show that male drivers with courts that are holding age 21-24 have just as high a party organizers liable for rate of accidents as those age fatal accidents caused by 18-20. drunken students. "Why not go to 25?" asked The depth of student emo- Roberts, whose own campus tion on the issue was demon- imposed a temporary ban on strated last week when 500 drinking this fall after pro- Illinois State University stu- blems with fraternities and and other youths clashed sororities. The drinking age in with police in Normal, 111., to Texas in 19. protest a law designed to curb Nancy Schulte, assistant loud campus parties. director of residence life for The 125 educators attend- Louisiana State University in ing the conference compared Baton Rouge, a state with an Cindy Jarrett and Debbie Kastner float along Mirror Lake in the Minnow. Accompanying age 18 law, said, "We in stu- notes on how to encourage them are ducks named George, Karen and Herb (Bart Richardson photo). responsible drinking by student affairs are doing lots as

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If SAT. scores show anything they show how poor objective tests are The SAT. has become a passport to education, income and social status An SAT. score— the score GEORGE, THE WIMP BEAT ME SUN0AV on a single test—can set the direction of a lifetime DONT LET HER SFKNK Vt)UR BOTT.GOGET To "learn" to take the test many students spend hours in cram schools and crash courses—some even attend summer school. 'EM.VflMOI FOR THE GtPPER/ Such a system breeds cynicism for what is the value of learning If one test can be purely overcome by mastering the technique of test taking, or by studying vocabulary lists Secondly, because these Letters to the Editor exams do not require essay requirements, the American language has lost ground to the pretense of measurements Writing It seems, has become a lost art Our generaton Is asleep Many colleges now profess doubts about SAT. To the Editor bate, will he answer them in try and persuade anyone one scores One liberal-arts college Bates in Maine These are exciting times. I front of his Oval office? way or another politically. I found there was no correlation between high test read the papers and wonder. Reagan can tell us that our hold no reservation in stating scores and college performance Finding the pre- Can my country possibly economy is strong right now. that I support Mondale be- dictive value of SAT.'s questionable and test scores tolerate yet another four It is true What he wont' tell cause I believe he is more in years of the placating, sugar- us is what few are willing to touch with the problems of misleading, Bates abandoned the test requirement coated assurances of its face -our economy's military our world. All I want to see for admission this week. UConn should reconsider current administration? industrial complex which is from others is that they rise Its own practice of using the college boards as an Our President has no an- running at a feverish pitch "Wake up!" is my claim entrance requirement swer for the future of an in- and is, I contend, in large part please Vote Care See creasingly complex American responsible for the nation's 1 believe that increasingly It appears to us that the test manufacturers are system, in the midst of the recent economic rapture But, our generation, though piti- profiting from miseducation. most international and tense how much longer can we fully over-indulged and a- situation world history has afford to build mammoth subs sleep, will one day soon, by ever known. Sunday's debate and bomb systems, or send choice or more likely by ne- proved that Mr. Reagan was up space shuttles with money cessity, come to realize that A starving world unwilling to unveil a plan; that that doesn't exist? I should these times are more than just is because he has no genuine think Survival of Humanity, exciting-they are crucial and plan. And if you plan to vote students would have some breathtaking Sing not "This Hunger—Americans will hear the word more and for him, then I feel it is your idea. land is your land," for you will responsibility to urge him to Nightmares hapen, as far as be 30 years behind the times. more in the next five years as starvation spreads respond to the sort of ques- I know, when you're sleeping. Sing "This world is our world" increasingly around the world tions that Mr. Mondale posed I am thus assuming that we're in any key you like Just wake Sunday evening, regarding all just sleeping. But it is late up, and sing! America has little sympathy for the starving We the nation's future If he won't It's time to get up. I write to the have always been a do-it-yourself nation. We relate answer them at a public de- university community not to Steve Boehm hunger to poverty... poverty to joblessness., joblessness to laziness-laziness to welfare payments We are opposed to the shiftless men and helpless women. Nuclear issue not emotional A third of the world is hungry. Over 450 million To the Editor there really anybody who cyanide pills and call Irving persons are starving. The numbers of course are The editorial 'Only a Mat- thinks nuclear war isn' t a " bad Sto Iberg in the morning.) ter of Time?" ( The Daily Cam- thing.'" Some clear and reasoned meaningless Our attention span doesn't encom- pus. Oct. 5) is a good example Once advocates of disar- thought about nuclear wea- pass digits to the ninth power. An infant on a dirt of the strategy of fear used mament have sufficiently in- pons, deterrence, and ve;ifi- floor in Ecuador eats muddy roots No one stops incesantly by proponents of undated the public with a abihty would certainly be a her. She will die We can understand that nuclear freeze and disarma- mentally disabling terror of highly welcome change from ment. Free/.eniks," as they nuclear war, it doesn't take a the scare tactics and brow- America is the baron of grain. If you want to eat are so aptly called, never tire great deal to shift that anxiety beating of the past. Prevent- see us If we won't feed the poor who will? If we of beating the public over the over to a fear of nuclear ing nuclear war is not an can't feed the poor can't we at least teach them how head with scenes of morbid weapons After all, nuclear emotional issue, it is a problem that should be ap- to grow their own? Scientists are still trying to define nuclear devastation. So much weapons are the cause of are they enamored of re- nuclear wars, right? (Hint, if proached with a clear head ways to combat world hunger but we can't wait too counting what a bad thing" you find yourself agreeing and a commitment to rea- much longer for answers nuclear war would be that one with this logical barbarity; 1. soned discourse. may be prompted to ask is transfer to Brown, 2. take two Jordan Nolan World Food Day is next Wednesday. We urge students to participate Hunger may be an incom- prehensible word for us but for those in the world Weapons maintain peace whose stomachs are empty it is a word that is ever To the Editor that World Wars I and II rep- over 60 million people in W.W. so familiar. In recent years a rather resented a pattern of escalat- II are pale by comparison to dangerous attitude has being conflict between major less conventional weapons. come accepted as truth by powers, using ever more des- I believe that, in the absence many people here on campus tructive weapons, that was of nuclear weapons, this sce- VOICE YOUR VIEWS and in our society generally. only broken by the introduc- nario could still occur. The 77M Daily Campus welcomes ail nyms and initials will not be used This is the attitude that tion of nuclear weapons by world was far from peaceful letters expressing aN viewpoints. The address and phone number equates the absence of nuc- the United Sates. Had these without nuclear weapons Des- Letters should be as brief as are for our verification only and lear weapons with peace and weapons not been available pite the difficulties and pro- possible and an subject to con- will not be published. Letters are to us, it is quite possible that blems associated with their densation, grammar, good taste printed only with names, but a sees their removal from the and the deletion of UbeL Letters name may be withheld on re- world as a desirable goal As the Soviets would have invad- presence like it or not they must be typed and double space quest Send to Letters to the we all know, this attitude is ed Western Europe a few maintain peace between the and should Include signature Editor. The Connecticut Daily widespread years after W.W. H, following superpowers. valid mating address and tele- Campus, 11 Dog Lane, Storrs, Nothing could be further Western demobilization. phone number. If any. Pseudo- CT 06268 Robert E Duchesnean from the truth It is my belief The weapods that killed Arts The Daily Campus, Friday. October 11. 1984 Page 7 Works by Myers opening Monday at the Atrium

Recent water- Art and Design in Columbus, ing, composition original, and color paintings of still-life in- OK compliments on the work teriors and oil paintings by a Myers will be showing large were overflowing' new member of The Univer- scale watercolors (60" X 80") Of her work Myers says'My sity of Connecticut Depart- and some oil paintings of paintings present a complex ment of ArHacul ty will be on equal size The works in the and disordered space a display Jn the next exhibition Atrium exhibit were most re- gloomy atmosphere of dis- of UConn's Atrium Gallery. cently shown at the Kansas quiet which is strongly tied to 'Kathy Myers: Paintings State University art gallery. a human presence In some 1982-84' will be exhibited Oct One of her paintings, titled paintings multiple figures or 15 through 25 in the Gallery For an' Unknown, 1984,' was sections of figures have an which is located in the Art part of the annual art depart- ambiguous interaction, in Building of the UConn School ment faculty exhibit at others, the absence of a figure of Fine Arts Complex The UConn's William Benton that has left clothing behine, Gallery is open free to the Museum of Art or had adjusted bits of glass, public Monday through A reviewer for the Meriden string and wire, or left ob- Friday, 8:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. A 'Record-Journal' said of the scure messages is equally special reception for the artist painting'The subject matter is felt will be held Oct 15 at 7:30 p.m. simple enough, a chair, a jac- 'To say that they are auto- and Myers will give a gallery ket a plant a wooden floor- biographical would be too talk Oct 18 at 4 p.m. Both but the perspective is diffe- simple,' says Myers,'to ex- events are in the Atrium Gal- rent and the introduction of plain what each painting is lery. wires from piece to piece-a about would reveal too Myers joined the UConn art new and interesting approach much.' faculty this fall as an assistant to what could have been Myers received her professor in painting, teach- nothing more than a simple bachelors degree from St ing painting drawing and indoor still life' The reviewer Xavier College Chicago, IL, Kathryn Myers at her studio in Columbus, Ohio Her foundation program classes. noted that Myers' 'color is and her masters degree in fine paintings will be on display at a forthcoming Atrium Last year she taught full-time strong her drawing and per- arts from the University of Exhibition. at the Columbus College of spective flawless, design excit- Wisconsin, Madison Poet wins Nobel Prize STOCKHOLM (AP)-Czech- poetry "provides a liberating oslovak poet Jaroslay Seifert, image of the indomitable spirit whose lyric lines of love and and versatility of man." The hope were long censored by news agency of the Czechos- Itine his country's communist gov- lovak government, which re- ernment, was awarded the cently has made its peace 1984 Nobel Prize in literature with Seifert, lauded his "posi- Thursday. tive attitude to man's struggle The ailing 83-year-old poet for social justice" Writer is the first writer working the friends prised him simply as a the East bloc to win the litera- literary "king" whose poetry ture award since the Societ "sings." dissident Alexander Solzhen- In Prague, the Swedish am- itsyn in 1970. bassador called on Seifert in The Swedish Academy of his hospital room to inform Letters, announcing the prize, him of the prize said Seifert's fresh, sensual "He was overjoyed...l don't Where highly think he was expecting it," said the diplomat, Olof Skog- talented grads pursue lund T Seifert, suffering from a OVERSTOCKED heart ailment and diabetes, is high tech careers. not expected to be able to You've gotten a good education. Now. begin a great with New 1984 career. At Hazeltine you'll be working with one ot the accept the prize personally at foremost leaders in the electronics industry. Our DODGE the awards ceremony Dec 10 achievements in electronic systems and software in Stockholm. Skogiund said a development, signal and information processing, CARS family member would pro- microwave and radio communications, VLSI and bably take his place microelectronic design, and antenna research have & Seifert's was the first of the earnea us a reputation for innovation ana excellence. six annual Nobel prizes to be Recently, the FAA has awarded Hazeltine a contract for TRUCKS Some of the announced Each carries a the design, production and installation of the Microwave cash stipend equivalent to Landing System, making us the world's leading supplier of LOWEST DODGE CA* I $193,000. The peace prize and MLS equipment & TRUCK four scien e prizes will be Since vitcri new ideas are our trademark, we value your PRICES in AMERICA announced next week The knowledge And at Hazeltine, we'll encourage the award series was established advancement of your career and education, through in the will of Alfred Nobel, the both the practical application of your learning and ■ Swedish inventor of dynamite through ongoing, formal training opportunities We look !$ 1 opi for bright, innovative grads who are ready to meet the Suck) who died in 1896. The litera- OVER FACTORY ture winner last year was ever increasing challenges of a high tech career We seek INVOICE ON ALL individuals with a Bachelor's, Master's degree or Ph D in DOOM CARS* TRUCKS British novelist William Gol- In Stock! 75 ding. Electrical Engineering lor Imm—tafr 6*. The Czech-language poet, NEW 84 OMNI who was born in a working- if you fit that description, you'll find challenging projects Invoice tssaal and outstanding career opportunities at Hazeltine Plu» _._...! class district of Prague and published his first verse in Come talk with our college recruiting representatives on PS »5884 campus 1920, was a Communist Party member as a youth. But he Friday, October 26 gam '6195 quit the party in 1929, calling it NEW84SENTRA If you're unable to get together with us on campus send f "anti-intellectual." your resume to Ms Doreen Cassidy, College Relations sur 6995 During the Nazi occupation Director and tell her of your specific area of interest NKWMUNTRA of Czechoslovakia in World Details on the diverse opportunities at Hazeltine are War II, Seifert's nationalistic available in your school's placemen* office gjg 729SI poems "were a great encour- I NEW 85 OATSUN agement to the Czech nation," PICKUP '6195 the Prague news agency CTK NEW IS OATSUN KING CAB said in its report Thursday on Hazeltine 4X4 '9495 the award Corporation But the CTK dispatch listed WILUMANTIC only Seifert's works up to Greenlawn. I.I..NY 11740 DATSUN-DODGE 1968, when he joined the An Equal Opportunity Employer Committed to AtVmative Action. 1132 Main St.. Williman.x Czechoslovak liberalization A Ha^eiime Corporate Policy movement that was even- US Citizenship Required 423-4547 - 647-93C7 887-1522 tually crushed by Soviet inva- sion troops. Page 8 The Daily Campus Friday, October 11,1984 Marketplace

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Football Picks Jct*(plus 1) Giants( plus 5) SanDlego(-21/2) Chicago(plus3) Cinclnnad(plus7 1/2) Dallas(plus5 »/2)l UConn(-4) at at Cleveland at Atlanta at Kansas City at St Louis at New England at Washington Lafayette MarkPukalo Cleveland Giants San Diego St Louis New England Washington UConn Jim Acton Jets Atlanta San Diego Chicago New England Washington UConn Dana Gauruder Jets Giants Kansas City St Louis New England Dallas Lafayette

Matt Addlngtofi Jets Atlanta Kansas City St Louis Cincinnati Washington UConn Men's tennis Wednesday Women's tennis Boston 7, UConn 2 .Stavrianidis assumes kick chores Trinity 6, UConn 3 Singles Singles Sam Harper (BU) det Dave Bom back page had its problems this season. Leopards in rushing and he Slaughter (TO) def. Koel- Shinn (Q 6-1,6-4...Howard senior year in high school so I The Leopards like UConn will see increased duty next Imer 7-6,6-4 Schwartz (BU) det Jon know I can kick them," Pulek have a 2-3 record coming into week because of the UConn Eckert (UC) det Pastore 6- Gibson (C) 6-2, 6-4...Dave said the contest and they lost to pass rush 3,6-4 Coletti (BU) def. Steve Though disappointed he Yankee Conference doormat Lafayette have an unsettled Looney(T) def. Ulasky6-3, Ehrenpreis (C) 6-2, 6-2.. won't be going Pulek feels he Maine 22-20 last week. Lafay- quarterback situation, with 6-4 Bob Dallie (BU) det Eric has been given ample oppor- ette's wins have come against starter Dean Riviera owning Mogul(UC) def. Gilbert 6-1, Uthgennannt (C) 5-7,6-1,6- tunity by trie coaches. "They've lightweights (Kutztown St only a 43 percent completion 6-0 3...John Gerbie (BU) det given me more than one and Columbia) while all of its ratio. "Our running game is Payne (T) def. Muiren6-3, Mark Sinatro (C) 6-2, shot" he said "I just need to losses have come against coming around but our pass- 6-4 6-1...Barry Rosenthal (BU) recoup, maybe play JV, and Yankee Conference teams ing attack has been poor," def. Andy Panzo (C) 6-0,6- regain my confidence 1 hope I (Rhode Island and New Hamp- Russo said "We have a lot of Sanden (T) def Crescent 6- 2. can get back in there because shire along with Maine). trouble throwing the ball." 4,6-3 Doubles I know I can do a much bet- "I'm anxious and starved While Russo frets about his Doubles ter job." for a win, " Lafayette coach passing attack, Jackson will Dallie-Gerbie (BU) def. Slaughter-Gilbert (T) def. For now, though, it is Stav- Bill Russo said "Both teams be crossing his fingers about Koellmer-Eckert 7-6,6-2 Shinn-Sinatro (C) 8-6.. rianidis' turn to prove himself have to make a move. It's not his kicking game He can only Panzo-Gibson (C) won by heartening to be 2-4." Ulasky-Murren (UC) def. at the position UConn also hope that Carlos has started a Looney-Lovett 7-5,7-5 default...Ehrenpreis-- has a new starting punter, Joe Russo is worried about his tradition of former soccer Uthgennant (C) def. Heaty, so the entire kicking team moving the ball against Payne-Sanden (T) def. players becoming outstand- Shields-Silver 7-6,6-4 Rosenthal-Andy Shack game has been revamped In UConn "They're the stron- ing kickers ior the football (BU) 8-2. addition, Jackson has changed gest defensive team we've team. Records staters at several other pos- seen all year," he said "Their Team Records—Boston itions, especially in the offen- pass rush is exceptional so we The guest football picker this Jim Acton 18-17 University (8-0), UConn (3- sive line, in search of a winning have our work cut out moving week is Matt Addington Ad- Dana Gauruder 17-18 4). UConn's final match of combination. the balL" dington is the leading goal Guests 16-18 the fall season Lafayette meanwhile has Nick Kowgios leads the scorer on the soccer team. Mark Pukalo 14-21

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StavHanidis takes over UConn kickin g chores By Dana Gauruder soccer player at UConn and Sports Editor Stavrianidis also played soc- Coach Tom Jackson has had cer in his freshman year. Stav- enough After three straight rianidis has had a tendency to missed extra points, Jackson hook the ball in practice has decided to replace the something which has kept placekickers he has used dur- him behind Pulek and Cas- ing the first five games of the parino until this week on the season depth chart, but Jackson's In the Huskies game against frustration with the kicking Lafayette Saturday, Fot is Stav- department has brought him rianidis will handle both the to make the change placekicking and kickoff Pulek has gone l-for-7 on chores. Stavrianidis had pre- field goals and has missed two viously just handled kickoffs, extra points while Casparino but he will get his chance to has missed both an extra prove that he can do a better point and a field goal job than John Pulek and Mike Pulek feels that he gets too Casparino have done place- tense at times kicking during kicking games and that has caused his Stravrianidis won't have to difficulties. "My biggest pro- worry whether he will be re- blem is that I put too much placed by the two former kic- pressure on myself. Til miss a kers Saturday since neither of kick and then start to worry," them will make the trip to Pulek said "I'm a perfectionist Lafayette Jackson is hoping and T m never happy with how that he can do nearly as well I'm kicking." as Domingos Carlos, the all- His two misses on extra time New England record points have surprised even holder in points. him "I missed only one of 26 Carlos, who graduated af- extra point attempts in my ter last season, was a former See page 11 Joe Trager (right) and a Dartmouth defender collide while going for the ball. Trager and the rest of the Husky back* will have the responsibility of slowing down the speedy Alabama A&M attackers Sunday (John Metaxas photo). Tigers hope to break tie Husky defense gets ready to face in their home ballpark DETROIT (AP)—The San three-run homer in the fifth second-ranked Alabama A&M Diego Padres keep getting out inning that erased a 3-2 Det- of jams largely because of a roit lead ByMarkPukalo kies a lift on offense, but more defense may be bullpen that knows how to "We jumped out to an early Associate Sports Editor needed Sunday than in the last four matches. handcuff hitters. lead but they showed a lot of Alabama A&M and UConn have played some Grbic is learning the position well but with him in And the Detroit Tigers are character," said Kirk Gibson, classic soccer matches in the past three years, front of the goal UConn keeper Pantason has to happy to get out of Cali- MVP of Detroit's three-game and it shouldn't be any different this season do more. fornia. sweep of Kansas city in the when the two nationally ranked teams meet in "With Kieran at midfield it gives me a few more The Padres, who tied the American League playoffs. Storrs 2 p.m. Sunday. responsibilites," Pantason said "But in some World Series at one game a- "They've come back The Bulldogs are 9-0 and ranked number two ways Srdjn is better back there because he is big piece, worked out at Tiger throughout postseason play, nationally while the Huskies are 10-4,18th ran- and strong and hard to get the ball away Stadium Thursday, an off day, and they just did it again But ked and currently -on a four-game winning from in preparation for Friday we've got a good feeling about streak The decision will probably be made just night's Game Three 835 p.m coming home 1-1." A&M and the Huskies played for the national before game time which has become normal EDT Right-hander Milt Wil- Darrell Evans said he was championship in 198l{ with UConn winning 2-1 this season cox of the Tigers will face left- not satisfied with the split in on Jim D'Orsaneo's overtime goal In 1982 the "With all the injuries we've had I've had to hander Tim Lollar of the San Diego, "but we've played Bulldogs defeated the Huskies in Storrs 3-1 but decide on a lineup half an hour before the Padres. , well in Detroit all season the contest last year was the best of them all. In game" Morrone said "I like to know way ahead The Tigers took the day long" the NCAA quarterfinals last year UConn de- of time who will start and where so I can tell my off Thursday. The Padres trailed Chicago feated A&M on Matt Addington's goal 1-0. The players, but I can't this year." Games Four and Five will be 0-2 in the best-of-five National Husky defense put on a show all day long in front * Another Husky may be on the shelf for Sun- held here Saturday and Sun- League playofffs before rally- of 8,000 supporters in Storrs. day's game Chris Reif twisted an ankle against day and if necessary, the final ing with three straight vic- This season the Huskies must get another Yale Wednesday on a foul that wasn't called two games of the best-of- tories in an unprecedented great performance from the defense "Sometimes I look down the bench and get seven Series would return to comeback to win their first 'We have to shut them off completely, be- confused on who can go in for who because we San Diego Tuesday and Wed- pennant cause if they get a little room up front they're have players out of position," Morrone said nesday nights. They trailed in each game extremely dangerous," UConn goalkeeper Andy "But actually I got a better chance now because Kurt Bevacqua, whose of the NL Playoffs.and they Pan tason said when I look down the bench there are only a few baserunning blunder may lost the first game of the Pantason has two shutouts in a row and has players available so the odds are better." have cost the Padres a run in World Series to highly favored given up only eight goals since the South Car- The Huskies will need everyone Sunday to their 3-2 loss in Game One , Detroit before coming back to olina trip with the Huskies posting a 10-2 mark, contend with A&M forward Jean Harbour. Har- had the game-win- win Game Two Wednesday losing only at Syracuse and Harvard bour has 12 goals and five assists in eight games ning hit Wednesday night, a Seepage 10 Pantason's counterpart A&M keeper Chidi this season and Nathaniel Ogedegbe has scored Opara has six shutouts as the Bulldogs have four times. WEEKEND SPORTS outscored their opponents 34-7 and outshot "They have so many weapons that we just Tickets are Friday them 150-54. need to play a fantastic defensive game" Kieran Women's soccer at New Hamp- A&M, which has played every game on the Coffey said on sale today shire (Durham) 3:30 p.m road thus far, has beaten Akron 2-1, Tampa 5-3, The UConn offense must also put some points Over 2000 tickets have Volleyball at Syracuse Clas- South Florida 1-0 and Tennessee 1-0 along with on the board Matt Addington has hit the back of been sold to the soccer game sic-two day event an assortment of no names,/ the net 11 times possibly playing out of position this Sunday against Alabama Women's cross country vs. "They're a great team, so we've got a lot to at forward A&M Remaining tickets will New Hampshire 3 p.m. work on in preparing for them," Coach "I like Matt playing at midfield but he is sure be sold in the Field House Saturday Morrone sakl doing the job at forward" Morrone said today until 430 p.m. and also Football at Lafayette (Easton, One decision that Morrone must make is It will be the Huskies' toughest test of 1984, at the game before the con- Penn) 1:30 p.m where to play senior co-captain Kieran Coffey. but they have risen to the occasion many test Tickets are $2 for stu- Golf at ECAC Finals-two day Coffey has been playing in midfield lately and times before dents, $3 for non-UConn event helping the offense control the ball Sophomore Husky notes—A&M will play the University of students and senior citizens, Women's soccer at Vermont Srdjn Grbic has moved to Coffey's sweeperback Hartford Friday at 4 p.m. in Hartford $4 for general admission, and (Burlington) 11 am position but with A&Ms quickness on offense Sunday's match will be broadcast on WHUS $5 for reserved seats. 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