Protestors Demand Women's Rights Demand Made Kissinger Holds for Tenure of Session with Faculty Member Japan's Tanaka TOKYO (UPI) - Henry A

Oftmnrrtirirt SatUj (Eamjma Serving Storrs Since 1896

VOL. LXX NO. 86 STORRS, CONNECTICUT Tuesday, February 20, 1973 Protestors demand women's rights Demand made Kissinger holds for tenure of session with faculty member Japan's Tanaka TOKYO (UPI) - Henry A. Kissinger, by Mark Franklin on arrival from Shanghai Monday, About 50 demonstrators broke up a discussed Indochina, U.S.-Japanese meeting in the President's office of relations and China in a two hour Gulley Hall Monday afternoon, and meeting with Prime Minister Kakcui issued an ultimatum demanding Tanaka. women's rights at the University of Foreign Minister Masayoshi Ohira, Connecticut. who joined the talks, described the Some of their demands include meeting as "frank and useful." He said "reinstatement of Assistant Professor of the two discussed "matters of mutual English Marcia Lieberman with concern between the United States and promotion and tenure", and an Japan." "officially recognized advisory "Prime Minister Tanaka listened to committee" be allowed for Assistant Kissinger's explantion on postwar Provost Gail Shea. Vietnam reconstruction with interest," Sharon Kcster, the spokeswoman for Ohira said. Japanese and American the group, said "there may be drastic future relations with China were also consequences if these demands are not discussed, he said. Ohira said Japan met" within the 24 hour ultimatum gained "a precious suggestion." on its period. She would not comment on the Vietnam policy from the meeting, but nature of the "drastic consequences". did not elaborate. The 24 hour period expires at 2 p.m. Ending his Asian tour in Japan, today. Kissinger's plane arrived in Tokyo in the The demonstrators' ultimatum rain at 1:45 a.m. EST. Me was driven stipulated that Acting President Edward directly to the prime minister's office, V. Gant reply to the women's demands accompanied by U.S. Ambassador through the Connecticut Daily Campus. Robert Ingersoll. Lincoln Millstein, editor-in-chief of the He attended a dinner party given in Campus said he had no knowledge of his honor by Ohira Monday night. the newspaper being used as mediator Kissinger is scheduled to fly to the between Gant and the women, and that United States Tuesday to report to "the Campus is not a party to their President Nixon on his current tour of actions." Hanoi and Peking. He held more than 20 Gant said at a press conference hours of talks with Chinese leaders following the departure of the Sharon Kester spokeswoman for the demonstrators read the list of eight including Communist Party Chairman demonstrators that he "would much grievances to Acting President Edward V. Gant. Among the grievances listed were Mao Tse-tung and Premier Chou En-lai. prefer to respond to people directly on the "reinstatement" of Assistant Professor of English Marcia Lieberman, the Chairman Mao asked Kissinger to extend all matters" rather than use a third "establishment of a women's studies program," and a "University funded his "best regards', to President Nixon, party. community controlled, free day care center." officials said. As the demonstrators were leaving Gant's office following Kester's When Lieberman left the meeting she statement, the Acting President told was applauded by the picketers outside them "Those who threaten trouble Gulley Hall. She smiled and said she make a very bad mistake." "was taken by surprise." Latest PO W group Following the confrontation in Gant's The demonstrators' other demands office, about 25 demonstrators included "a woman's council program; a including around five to ten men university funded, community picketed in front of Gulley Hall until controlled, free day-care center, and the University Senate meeting at 4 p.m. larger and better facilities for the starts reorientation Kester read the same demands she Women's Center." read to Gant at the senate meeting in They also said they wanted CLARK AIR BASE Philiphines (UPI) 15-year old daughter had a baby in the United Nations room of the Student reinstatement of Assistant Provost Gail - Nineteen released prisoners of war December. He said he planned to take a Union. Following' her statement, the Shea's advisory council which was went through a whirlwind of medical vacation with his children soon after he approximately 20 demonstrators in the dissolved in January. They also asked and dental tests Monday, sustaining returns. U.N. room left the meeting. for a "revision of the University's themselves on giant bowls of ice cream The POWs. who were interviewed by- The first demand of the response to the U.S. Department of and ogling miniskirts of the nurses, in newsmen under the condition that no demonstrators was "the reinstatement Health, Education, and Welfare (HEW) preparation for their homecoming questions about conditions in POW of Marcia Lieberman, assistant professor investigation utilizing the direct input Tuesday. camps .be discussed and later were of English, with tenure and promotion." from women at all levels of the observed while eating in the cafeteria The men are scheduled to fly to the Kester's statement charged that university." here, seemed in good health and high United States aboard a C141 by 2 a.m. Lieberman "was denied tenure, Friday, Kester's statement also asked that no spirits. Tuesday and to arrive at Travis AFB, Feb. 16, for political reasons." disciplinary reprisals be taken against They appeared to bridge the time gap Calif, about 7 p.m. EST Tuesday. Robert W. Lougee, dean of the the demonstrators. quickly and enthusiastically. With only 19 POWs at "Operation college of liberal arts and sciences, said Gant said no disciplinary action was Air Force Capt. Joseph E. Milligan, Homecoming" headquarters, each man no final decision had been made by the planned against those who disrupted a 31, of Annandalc, N.J. promptly bought was assigned his own doctor and University regarding Lieberman's tenure. meeting between him, Wilson, and some up-to-date clothes-a pair of purple completed the preliminary round of Lieberman said the english Associate Dean for Student Affairs, crushed velvet flared pants with a black tests in only 48 hours, a day earlier than department and Lougee had John J. Manning Jr. stripe. recommended that she be denied tenure. Regarding the advisory council for originally scheduled. "I used to dress conservatively," he The Board of Trustees makes the final Shea, Gant said, "Members of a central North Vietnam released 20 POWs on said. Milligan was shot down over North decision regarding tenure. The two vice administration simply do not have Sunday as a gesture of goodwill. One of Vietnam on May 27.1967. presidents for academic affairs, John W. advisory committees." the released prisoners, Navy Lt. James Another POW. Navy Cmdr. James G. Patterson and Kenneth G. Wilson are Shea said she had not been informed W. Bailey, flew home Monday to be at Pirie, 37, of Birmingham, Ala. said, scheduled to review Lieberman's tenure about the demonstration until after it the bedside of his critically ill father, "Last night was my first time with a before the trustees vote on Gant's final had taken place. She said the demands James C. Bailey of Carthage, Miss. knife and fork in six years. I didn't have recommendation concerning Lieberman "sound very straightforward and "I feel that I have spent six years in any trouble." at their March meeting. reasonable." hell and that I have been resurrected and Information was the most popular Lieberman said she had no prior Kester said the demonstrators plan to I'm going to start a new life." Air Force dish with the latest returned POWs, as it knowledge of the demonstration. She picket Gulley Hall this morning. She Maj. Jay R.Jensen, 42, of Sandy. Utah was with the first group of 142 who said she was attending a meeting of the said the nature of further action said in an interview. arrived here last week. Women's Council and the Commission "depends on our forces." For Jensen, the adjustment to normal "They were gobbling up ice cream on the Status of Women in the Gulley The feminist demonstrators are life after six years in a North and gritting their teeth," one Hall Boardroom when the planning to meet at Gulley Hall, at 2 Vietnamese prison camp may be more information officer said. demonstrators marched into Gant's p.m. this afternoon to hear Gant's difficult than for some. His wife Favorite Flavors: vanilla, chocolate office. announcement. divorced him three years ago and his and strawberry.

...... Tuesday, February 20, 1973 LETTERS TO THE EDITOR

UConn you dig Women's Lib on 5. I'm tiled of slow dancing (Einmrrtirut Satin (Hamsun everything except sexual with girls who insist on leading Turn me on liberation. You speak with Editor-in-Chief me, at a frantic pace, around in contempt of men looking for a circles. A man and a woman Lincoln Millstein To the Editor: "liberated" woman, which must should enjoy being cIo#e to each I would like to make a be as low as one can get, i.e. a other the way God intended. Managing Editor Business Manager comment or two about the letter whore. You are guilty of 6. Do you know a girl who Alan K. Reisner entitled "Cattle Shows" in the imposing the double standard on dances like "a human boa Donald E. Waggaman Feb. 15 Daily Campus. yourself and not I. constrictor with roving hands"? 1. I agree that there are some 4. I agree that there are men Could you turn me on to her? men on campus who are who dance too close and you Ed Dascanio uncouth, and should make every can't dig it. But isn't there some "Jungle" effort to get themselves man that you would like to together. However, I don't think dance this close to? If not, I this applies to the majority. suggest that you and your Female sow Who's the 'gnat'? 2. If you don't like being friends check out the Gay To the Editor: given the "privilege" to dance, Liberation meeting. Robin Morgan's comment on Men were refused the right to ask questions during then why don't you ask the men Personally, I go to dances to the intelligence of men, and her last Thursday night's lecture which featured feminist to dance? meet women and to have a good refusal to permit men to ask Robin Morgan. In addition, Ms. Morgan took the 3. Like many of the girls at time. questions after her talk is an opportunity to slander half of the population here, accurate reflection of the kind of female chauvinism that has calling men "Neanderthal gnats." begun to arise in the women's The lecture was sponsored by the University of Poetry public movement. Connecticut Women's Center and the Alumni As long as men are depicted as Association in conjunction with Women's Week. Into Death's Terrain aggressive, unfeeling, sexist pigs, The soldier, insane with the pain, knew not how who are only-after-one-thing, We question the wisdom of sponsoring speakers who and women are seen as the suppress the freedom of expression and speech in an long he had lain so, verging on death 's terrain; He tries in vain to move his arms and looks with disdain at the hapless non-sexist victims of the intellectual community. empty space; His arms no longer remain; What can brutal overlords, true progress in Ms. Morgan's behavior only helped to cast arrogance remain? He deigns to look at the tangled mane of the male, female relationships will over the entire women's movement. Her provocative nurse's hair as she mainlines more pain killer to his vein be severly hindered. and he wishes that she would stop because pain is the It's time to drop the sexist tactics and style may enhance responses at her future stereotypes about both sexes, speaking engagements, but it damages greatly the kind thread which can maintain his connection with life; His brain might be less insane without the drug but she and start dealing with people as of constructive dialogue which must be maintained in a won't stop; For him nothing can remain but death's people. university. dark and dismal terrain; His memories he can retain; Ms. Morgan and her radical We urge the UConn Women's Center and the Alumni Perhaps they will detain him on the border of death 's cohorts have shown us what the terrain; Dear Lorraine; She contains the essence of life's female chauvinist sow sounds Association to be more judicious in their future like, and if the womens selections of speakers. terrain; How she would strain against him in the night! Oh how her insane and beautiful pleasure would rain movement is to succeed in the down upon his senses watering and nourishing them, liberation of both men and causing them to grow until, together, they would attain women, then the kind of the sunrise; This was all in vain for never again shall he dangerous* nonsense that Ms. tread on life's terrain; He is aboard a train; "Next stop, Morgan expounds will have to be Death's terrain;" Nothing can remain, for here, only guarded against. darkness can reign; This is a rough road to ride," so Despite her dream of power, Stinger stick signalled the image of Lorraine; Inevitably his life must Ms. Morgan has demonstrated through her actions that women This weekend in Clark, NJ. the "Stinger Stick" drain, drain, ain, ain, ain...; At his bedside Lorraine's bitter tears rain down upon his dead senses watering are only equal to men. became standard equipment. The "Stick", which is a and nourishing her grief and causing it to grow and she Bobby Nevin kind of low-powered shotgun, can knock a person must alas take that midnight tram and attain her Letters should be typed, double down using small bags of pellets without causing sunset. spaced, signed and addressed to: To the Editor, Box u-8. Brevity permanent injury. The gun's impact is about equal to a Wade Gayner enhances chance of publication. The Connecticut Dally Campus reserves heavyweight fighter's hardest punch. right to edit letters for space. The use of the "Stinger Stick" is something which should be considered by other police forces. The police The Lincoln Millstein Editorial Policy Hymm and other armed soldiers have often times panicked and overreacted when it was not necessary. It happened at Kent State and more recently at Southern University. (sung to''The Battle Hymm of the Republic'') With the "Stinger Stick", police are given an alternative. They don't have to resort to killing force. Editor's Note: The following was received from an They can use force equivalent to a hard, stunning anonymous source. We welcome poetic contributions and do recognize the need for some authors to remain punch. anonymous. Especially authors of works which can be No policeman-has the punch of a George Foreman or sung to the tune of 'The Battle Hymn Of The a Mohammed Ali. It's about time police were given Republic." some of that power, rather than having to use more drastic action. Mine Eyes have seen the horrors of the military extreme; I have seen them in their tennis shoes with eyes that really gleam; They are armed and more fanatical than you would ever dream. Ill stamp out every one.

(Ennnr rtirut fiaiig (EampttB REFRAIN

Serving Slorrs Since 1896 Glory be, there goes another. Editor i Glory be, there goes another. N«wi Deb Noyd, Mark Fisher Glory be, there goes another, Makeup Len Auster III stamp out every one. Features Bob Kaplan Arts Regina Ferrara Extremists are the people to the right of Chester Bowles Advertising Manager Rob Milford 'Cause they don't believe in giving in to socialism 's goals. Circulation Mark Grccnberg They don't even favor foreign aid to Yugoslavs and Poles; Cartoons Peter Charpentier III stamp out every one. Sports Dave Solomon Associate Sports Bob Vacon REFRAIN Editorial Page Peter Krzyzek Chief News Photographer Noel Voroba I have seen them in their caucuses; I've seen them near and far; Chief Features Photographer Alan Decker I have seen them in the hallways; I have seen them in the bars. Chief Sports Photographer Wesley Thouin They control the YAF and they control the CYR; Associate News Mark Franklin I'll stamp out every one. Assistant News John Pallatto Assistant Makeup Rich Ricci REFRAIN Staff: Tim Murphy, Chris Becker, Jay Sloves, Sharon Weiss, Steve King, Tom Taylor, Carol Buckland, Lora Livengood, Exposing them in public was a brilliant thing to do; iKharon Fields, Gin a Calderbank, Jim Pabnieri, Paula Now the PEOPLE'S WORLD adores me and the NATION loves me too Schaenknecht, Peter Lord, Mary Ellen Wallace, Dennis Extremists have to get their praise from NATIONAL REVIEW; Capuano, Randy Philippi, Ronald Fedus, Mike Muska, John III stamp out every one. Keilty, Tom Oat, Jim Baran, Jack Sharry, Andy Goldfarb, Jon Lendor, Debi Stevenson, Elaine Lattimer, and Steve Wort man. REFRAIN

We need not fear the Commies for their numbers are so small. Second Class Postage paid at Storrs, Ctj 06268. Published daily except But extremists number millions and they all are ten feet tall. Saturday and Sunday from Sept. 11 through December 8 and from January Yes, extremists number millions and are patriotic all; 17 through April 1 7 ; not published during Thanksgiving and Easter recess. Business office and Editorial office located on North Eaglevllie Road In III stamp out every one. Storrs. Accepted for national advertising by the National Educational Advertising Service. Subscriber; United Press International. Subscription REFRAIN rates, $8.00 per year, $5.00 per semester. Return notification of unclaimed deliveries to Connecticut Dally Campus, University of Connecticut, Storrs, Ct. 06268. END Tuesday, February 20, 1973 Connecticut Daily Campus Page 3 'Malcolm X'author speaks Says early death was expected

by Chris Becker Black Muslims entitled death, Haley said. The ghost author of the "Mohammed Speaks". Haley said he has been Autobiography of Malcolm X, He said he did another story obsessed for eight years told about 200 people in the on the Muslim leader for researching and writing another p Student Union ballroom last layboy Magazine and then book, to be called "Roots". night how Malcolm X, the Black spent four to five nights a week 'The book will tell of how Muslim leader, wanted to read lor a year interviewing Malcolm the black saga really was... it will his autobiography as soon as it X for the book. be a black feeling book. was finished because he said he Haley said the Muslim leader Haley said his "great hope is wouldn't live to see it published. wanted to see the finished book that the book will be able to According to author Alex right away because he said he spread around the world a new Haley, he had interviewed wouldn't live to see it published. sense of awareness... black is Malcolm X originally for a And two weeks later, Feb. 21, beautiful." Reader's Digest story on the 1965, Malcolm X was shot to "If I write a saga of one black family, it will be symbolic of all black families," Haley said. "Every single one of us came in the same ancestral way." Alex Haley, ghost author of the 'Autobiography of Malcolm X', Halev told the story of how spoke Monday night at the Student Union Ballroom. (Photo by r» • f „„\ he traced his forefathers across ITIUII.. '._!|iU-:i-.; the Atlantic to a remote African village. One of his ancestors, the exact slave boat which grandmother. 'The stories and according to Haley, was carried Kin Tay across the the African words, such as "Ko" kidnapped by a slavedriver while Atlantic, when it left England, meaning guitar and "Kambe Bo he was chopping wood to make the route down the African longo" meaning river were a drum. His relative Kin Tay, coast, and to the exact date of handed down generation after arrived in Annapolis, Maryland landing in Maryland. generation, Haley said. on the slave ship Lord Leganeer Haley said the story of the Haley's appearance marked on Sept. 27, 1767. kidnapped relative was handed the conclusion of Black History Haley said from there he over the generations, and Week at the University of worked for months tracing down narrated to him by his Connecticut.

i Jury finds Kerner guilty Former governor guilty on 19 counts

CHICAGO (UPI) - U.S. II campaign in North Africa and brought from •Knoxville, Tenn., Appeals Court Judge Otto Sicily who later rose to the rank to hear the case by order of Kerner, former Illinois governor of two-star general with the chief Justice Warren Burger, said and powerful Democratic Illinois National Guard. he would hear motions and set a politician, was found guilty Later he issued a statement date for sentencing at some Monday of bribery, conspiracy, saying that "at no time that I future date, probably several I ARC discusses parietals, mail fraud, perjury and income have held public office have I weeks hence. tax evasion. He was the first taken any advantage, and I have The jury of seven women and sitting federal appeals court always tried and I have always five men returned the verdici PIRG in Monday meeting judge ever convicted. A U.S. made my judgements in after deliberating a total of 16 consideration of the people that hours. They received the case by Elaine Lattimer proposals for a more liberal District Court jury found visiting hours in a more concrete Kerner, 64, and his codefendant, I have served. Saturday after a seven-week PIRG and Hilltop parietals form. Theodore J. Isaacs, 62, guilty on "I have been in many battles trial. were the main topics discussed 'There is a larger group that is all 19 counts of an indictment in my life, where life itself is at at the Inter-Area Residence Hall going to meet with me sometime charging that they conspired to stake," he said. "This battle is Council (IARC) meeting this week. As I understand it, buy racetrack stock at bargain even more important than life Monday afternoon. they are still framing their basement prices in return for itself because it involves my IARC member Margaret Scott proposals." favorable racing dates and other reputation and honor, which are TROPHIES dearer than life itself, and I said the PIRG proposal had been Wilson said the idea behind favors to track owners. PLAQUES intend to continue this battle." submitted to the area councils in Hilltop parietal proposals was Kerner, who won nationwide AWARDS Attorneys for Kerner and IARC and all had given it their the second through seventh attention in 1967 as chairman of Isaacs, who was state revenue ENGRAVING support. At least 50 per cent of floors would vote on. having 24 President Johnson's National director and a key political and TENNIS-RESTRINGING the student population here have hours on Friday and Saturday Committee to Investigate Civil financial advisor of the former SUPPLIES FOR ALL to approve of ConnPIRG to have nights while the eighth and ninth Disorders — the group which it installed at UConn. It was produced the "Kerner Report" governor, said they would appeal SPORTING NEEDS floor parietals would remain the the verdict. proposed 5 that the assessed two same. In order for the parietal — heard the verdict without a dollar fee would be returned if sign of emotion. U.S. Attorney James R. proposal to be approved, each Thompson, called Kerner's the student wanted, or that floor must support it Kerner walked from the UConn might follow the courtroom with his head high downfall "a tragedy" but said he NASSIFF unanimously. If one or more would oppose any University of Massachusetts' residents disapprove, they would and shoulders erect — in a plan of having the student posture befitting a former U.S. recommendation for probation. ARMS be requested to move to a higher Kerner has been on leave from decide whether he would pay it floor, although they wouldn't be Army officer of the World War 766 Main the bench since his indictment in at the same time the University coerced to move, Wilson said. 423-5274 Announcement 1971. fee bill is paid, Scott said. In the area of glass recycling, Representatives of the UConn U.S. District Court Judge According to IARC member Wilson said the program was Division of Public Safety will Robert L. Taylor, who was Sarah Wilson, the Hilltop working out very well in some parietal proposals were appear before a meeting of the areas, and that if it is successful, Student Senate Wednesday at 7 submitted to Associate Dean of it may be expanded to the whole Students John J. Manning. p.m. in Commons 310. campus next semester. Wilson Five line officers and member Looking for a JOB? Manning said he talked with said the areas that under the four representatives from Hilltop of the student patrol will discuss glass-recycling program presently the role of the Division of Public —Nervous about job interviews? on Friday and he said he are Hilltop, Alumni Quad, -Do you know what impresses the interviewer? encouraged them to put their Safety and what it is trying to McMahon and Towers. accomplish on campus. —Do you really know what to say and how to act during an interview? —Do you know how to correctly answer the interviewer's questions? Introducing THE INTERVIEW IS THE MOST IMPORTANT STEP IN GETTING A JOB. LEARN THE ANSWERS TO THE ABOVE QUESTIONS LEARN GRADUATE THE KEVS OF A SUCCESSFUL INTERVIEW IN "WINNING A JOB Hi Fi Stereo House THROUGH PERSONAL INTERVIEW",

9 E. Cedar Strrrt SENDS2.00 TO: Newington, Conn. Cermac Publications 75 Mill St. Unbeatable New Yorkl* STUDENT COUNCIL Johnston, R.I. 02919 HERE IS $2.00 AND MY HOME ADDRESS. PLEASE RUSH MY COPY Boston System Discounts OF "WINNING A JOB THROUGH THE PERSONAL INTERVIEW".

3cott, Pioneer, TEAC„ passed a motion at it's January 21 meeting supporting others the Conn PIRG petition drive. The GSC wishes Name to make this position known to the University Home Address Tradings, Financings State Community . Phone fifi6-4740 Zip Page 4 Connecticut Daily Campus Tuesday, February 20,197S Music festival to be given

by Dennis Guillaume Alcohol and Drug Dependants. problems, in the belief that this Perception House, a drug Perception House began in kind of therapy is good for rehabilitation center in June, 1971 and focused on problems besides drugs. Ages in Willimantic, will sponsor a nine out-patient programs involving the Community Group range hour benefit concert Sunday, the rehabilitation of the ex-drug from 14 to 65, and the staff is Feb. 25. There will be several addicts. very enthusiastic about the types of music on the bill-jazz, Singleton said he felt that all response the program has gospel, blue-grass, Latin and out-patients were not benefiting received, he said. blues. fully from the program and in Singleton is a University Beginning at 2 p.m. and Feb. 1972 an inpatient program Scholar at the University of running until 11 p.m., the was started. Connecticut, and runs concert which will be at Shaboo At the present time, there are Perception House for academic Inn will include the James 14 in-patients living at 42 Walnut credit. He was a two-year Montgomery Band, the Black Street in Willimantic where the resident at Daytop Village, a Voices of Freedom, Stony Preception House provides them drug rehabilitation center out of Creek, Ron Ancrum and the with a semi-structured, New York. Company and a Hartford-based semi-communal, social Singleton was the first Chicano band. La Inspiration. environment, he said. director hired by the House and According to Rick Singleton, In-patients are sent to he said he plans to continue About 20 demonstrators protested for women's rights at the executive director of Perception Preception House as an working in drug rehabilitation University of Connecticut yesterday, at the start of the University House, the purpose of the alternative to serving a prison when he gets his degree from ^ meeting. The protestors left after tfa* NHMs] of a list of concert is to raise money to sentence, according to Singleton. ntltx UConn in Social Work. demands. (Photo by Dennis Capuano) eliminate an operating deficity Five ex-addicts ncrc of jo.GOG whuh mii.» \x paid successfully "phased out" of the by June. in-patient program, and return Perception House was more once a week for a group meeting successful than anticipated and to remain in touch with the Library status on review the expenses ran beyond the program, he said, projected budget, Singleton said. According to Singleton, by Deb Noyd of five librarian ranks be created in the past three years. Perception House is funded Perception House also has a and they should have the same In other action, G. Lowell by the State Department of Community Group program for The Faculty Senate met salarV '»*• and increment of Field of the political science Mental Health, Division of 35 people without drug related ^^ ^ ^ rf ^^ current faculty ranks. department presented the 20 demonstrators read a list of They also suggested librarians Admission's Committee report demands for women's rights at whose responsibilities warrant to the senate, Conference on amnesty the University of Connecticut the protection of academic According to Field we are and "reinstatement of Assistant freedom be brought under the not proposing something Professor of English Marcia tenure system. The senate different, we are just clarifying Lieberman with promotion and referred the report back to the principles and the situations cancelled because of ban tenure." Lieberman a senator committee when some senate of the admissions policy at PARIS (UPI) - French Claude Bourted, an official of was not present during the members said they felt the UConn." organizers of a planned the International Confederation protest. report lacked enough detads Among the committees international conference on for Disarmament and Peace, The Senate later discussed The j «■■*» unanimously recommendations were The amnesty for American draft said, "the ban was absolutely reports on the status of UConn accepted the Faculty Standards University does not discriminate nn,,tt e 1 n rank evaders and army deserters abnormal and it shows that the librarians, the rank differentials $£ f 1 T* c° , '" admissions on the basis of sex blamed U.S. pressure on the French government is becoming between the Storrs and branch d.fferent.ab between Storrs and race, color reugion, or national government of President Georges reactionary and right-wing. faculties and the principles the Branches. The report found origin. In hne wit the Pompidou Monday for 'The foreign and interior governing admissions policy &»*«■* «■■ A*^» If*— recommend »tJQ1l on non-discrimination, "the trustees cancellation of the meeting. ministries have known about this here, but didn't discuss the works at the branches as are requested to recind thin conference long before it was demonstrators demands, compared to 293 at the Storrs decision under which the scheduled to start this week, and The Faculty Standards campus. The report concluded that the Admissions Office distinguishes issued visas for the exiled Committee decided to study the World rcas ns for c ,ower between men and women in the defectors." mat'te7of\heTta7urof UConn ? * ""** cut-off point in the enrollment The leader of the Solidarity librarians in the fall of 1971. teachers at the branches was due to a "general lack of scholarly at Storrs". the committee news Front-Indochina, Madeleine Some of the requests the Reberioux, said it was not the librarians made to the acttvrty which may be due to reported. The discussion on the report draft resisters and deserters who committee included having the briefs committee also found the rank was postponed until the next should be seeking amnesty, but same grievance procedures as the differentials have been reduced meeting. Body of WWI hero rather President Nixon. faculty, equal access to research stolen from gravesite "If someone had to ask for funds, travel funds, and leaves of amnesty, it is not those who absence. The librarians also said LA ROCHE SUR YON, refused to fight in a shameful they should have tenure to France (UPI) - Police reported war. It is President Nixon in protect their "academic mtiMtiitiMAtmX Mondav that graverobbers person," she said. "I am not sure freedom," have nine-month have stoler. from its exile island whether the French people appointments and extra grave the body of marshal would have granted him compensation if required to Philippe Petain, France's great amnesty. work an ll month year. World War I hero who was tried "Geary there has been They also recommended that ****<£ Vu,QSo*ld 6kop/*y Mm&U, for treason for heading the pressure by the U.S. government their current five ranks be Nazi-backed Vichy government to which the French government reduced to four, and these ranks during World War II. has bowed. I am sure that be equivalent to the four Hanoi, Peking don't want President Nixon is increasingly recognized faculty ranks, ANNUAL SALE pleased with the French The committee's chairman, Waldheim as chairman government, which is one of the Frank Vasington of the biology UNITED NATIONS (UPI) - few that did not condemn the department, said his committee l -K> m.zz Hanoi and Peking do not want U.S. bombings in Vietnam. recommended that faculty status Secretary General Kurt "The French government is not be given to librarians since Waldheim to serve as chairman going more and more toward "the rights and the priviledges of K>3TO75# OFF ON of next week's Paris conference authoritarian and reactionary the faculty are not clear". The on Vietnam, diplomatic sources policies." committee did suggest a new set ALL ITEMS said Monday. Waldheim was back in his GENUINE SHEEPSKIN LINED office Monday after a ALL GIFT ITEMS 10%** MORE three-week Asian tour, still uncertain about his role in the Ranch Suede Leather FRAMED ARTWORKS zo^fc^MOCE international conference on Vietnam. ART RFreODOCTlONS 30*«*MW DISCONTINUED UNES 50* «* *&** FOR SPRING RECESS SN CANADA SURCOATS VAM AOrED «*>0S 75 % c* M0*ft FOR ONLY $80.00 now plus 8% provincial Tax 95 Includes. .. $69. Compare PlCTURt FRAM/WG SERVICE 6nights, 5 days at All Homecookcd Meals $100.00 GIFT CERT if ICATE$,LAV-AWA>\ GIFT t«/RAr»piNr> and HOURS- Skiing at one of ONLY AT SU*. ra. -c THURS. *o-*i the following Areas: TU€ft., WED., FRl.f S*T. \Q~L 1. Jay Peak 4. Mt. Orford 2. Mt.Sutton 5.Beomount 3. Owl's Head 6. Mt. Echo SURPLUS CENTER OUR MB* LKATION In ftoBi 195, STORH5,CT. HURRY! I MILE NOCTH of limited space Downtown Willimantic Call 429-4636 (Gregg) JuwqtON or 44A f 195 Tuesday, February 20,1973 Connecticut Daily Campus Page 5 'Godfather* tops Oscar list Ballroom overflows for by Tom Taylor Black Week performance The 45 th annual Academy Awards will be presented on by Lora Livengood is to be a learning experience," March 27. Nominations were "Church is ready to begin," said Jackson, "for all of you released Monday. In the year of said Claudette Anderson as she who have denied your blackness The Godfather, what better film praised God for the safe arrival and all of you who can never be to receive the high total of 11 of the brothers and sisters of the Black." Jackson spoke between nominations than Coppola's Howard University Gospel songs like a revival preacher, gangster epic? It was expected; Choir, from Washington D.C. telling of the spirit of the Lord expect it to win a majority of its Before the program began, and the realness of the Devil. nominations. Cabaret followed last Sunday in the Student The choir was led by Larry The Godfather close at the heels Union Ballroom, Enrique Brown Day. Among the spirituals they with 10 nominations. The and Winston Gooden, both of sang were, "When We All Get To Poseidon Adventure received 7 Yale Divinity school said a few Heaven", 'The Lord's Prayer", Lady Sings the Blues got 5 and words concerning the lack of and "I'll Always Love My Travels with my Aunt, Sounder leadership in the Black church. Lord". The singers were and The Emigrants all have 4. Brown said, "Few choose this accompanied by organ, piano, Nominations for best film vocation," and asked that anyone guitar and drums, as well as include The Godfather, Cabaret, with the least bit of interest in tambourines, which were played ; Sounder The Emigrants and the ministry COiur ip to talk to by choir members as the rest of Deliverance. Best director them after the program was the choir clapped to the music. 'Travels With My Aunt', starring Maggie Smith and Alec nominations include four over. George Perry also spoke On their feet McCowen is among the seven motion pictures nominated for an directors of the nominated about the "Outmates" program After a half hour intermission, academy award as best picture of 1972. Also nominated was the films: Francis Ford Coppola for of writing to prisoners on a the UConn Young Voices for 'Godfather', 'Cabaret', 'The Poseidon Adventure', 'Lady Sings the penpal basis. He said that if Freedom sang three spirituals, The Godfather, John Boorman Blues', 'Sounder', and 'The Emigrants'. for Deliverance Jan Troell for some of the sisters would write one of which was "Just As I The Emigrants and Bob Fosse example, Ron Leibman as for Fat City and Shelley Wynters to the brothers in prison, it Am", which featured three for Cabaret. The fifth is Joseph Lazzaro in Slaughterhouse-Five on board the U.S.S. Poseidon in would help to lift some of their soloists. They were led by L. Mai>kiewicz for Sleuth. Peter Boyle in The Candidate The Poseidon Adventure (her enormous burden. Claudette Anderson. Martin Ritt's direction for Arthur Lowe in The Ruling Class fourth nomination in this Clapped time Their last song had the Sounder did not get him the and Ronny Cox in Deliverance, category). The Student Union Ballroom audience on their feet, clapping nomination. The best actress nominations Best foreign language film was filled to overflowing with to the music as the choir left the For best actor, of course, saw two Black actresses nominations included Bunuel's people who were anxious for the stage. Howard University came there is Brando for his role in nominated for the first time. The Discreeet Charm of the gospel singing to start. They back to sing again, and everyone The Godfather. Along with Both Cicely Tyson for her role Bourgeoisie from France, I Love stood and clapped time as the was invited to meet with the Brando are Peter OToole for in Sounder and Diana Ross as You, Rosa from Israel (which Howard University Gospel Choir guests at Buckley Hall after the The Ruling Class, Paul Winfield Billie Holiday in Lady Sings the will open in the U.S. this entered from the rear. concert. for Sounder and both Laurence Blues seek the coveted award, month), The New Land from "We've come to church Gospel Night was the Olivier and Michael Caine for The remaining three nomincees' Sweden, Dawns Here are Quiet tonight," said Joe Jackson after culmination of Black Week on Sleuth. Notable absences are Jon are Liv Ullmann for The from Russia and My Dearest the choir was on the stage. "This campus. Voight for Deliverance and Emigrants (and not Cries and Senorita from Spain. A grave Stacy Reach for Fat City.. Whispers), Liza Minelli for and noticeable film missing from The best supporting actor Cabaret and Maggie Smith for this list is Bergman's Cries and University Choir will category saw three Godfather Travels with my Aunt. Susanna Whispers. men nominated: Robert Duvall, York Tuesday Weld and Joanne Not only did Cries and Al Pacino and James Caan. Also Woodward for Images, Play it as Whispers appear on 14 ten best nominated were Joel Grey for it Lays and Marigolds lists of N.Y. critics but it won journey to Puerto Rico Cabaret and Eddie Albert, Jr. for respectively, were not best film, director, screenplay The Heartbreak Kid. Many well mentioned. Miss York was the and actress (Liv Ullmann) at by Lora Livengood Tuesday, March 6, the choir performed supporting roles did recipient of the Best Actress the N.Y. Film Critics voting. The University of Connecticut will go by charter bus to Ponce, not make the list. Take, for Award at Cannes, Miss Weld at So then, the N.Y. critics Concert Choir is going to Puerto where they will give an evening Venice. picked Cries and Whispers, Rico over the Spring Vacation. concert at the Art Museum The best supporting actress Ingmar Bergman, Laurence They leave on Sunday, March 4, there. They will be staying at the Perception nominees are as follows: Eileen Olivier (actor), Liv Ullman, for San Juan by 747. Their Copamarina Hotel until Heckert for Butterflies are Free Robert Duvall (supporting itinerary includes five concerts. Thursday, when they plan to Jeannie Berlin for The actor), and Jeannie Berlin Santurce First Stop return to San Juan to sing an House Heartbreak Kid Geraldine Page (supporting actress). Who will The first concert will be afternoon concert at the for Pete'n' Tillie Susan Tyrrell the Academy choose? Sunday evening at the Union University of Puerto Rico. They are scheduled to return to Benefit Concert Discover the World on Your church in Santurce. The following morning, the choir will Kennedy Airport Thursday Sunday Feb. 25,1973 make a videotape for the Islands evening. SEMESTER AT SEA The repertoire from which the 2:00 to 11:00P.M. Cultural TV Program called Sails each September & February concert programs will be taken "Belle Arts" to be aired at a includes: Barnes Child's "Keel Combine accredited study with later date. Seel", a Bach motet for two educational stops in Africa. Aus- Monday evening, they will choirs. "Der Geist hilft unsrer tralasia and the Orient. Over 7500 sing at the Conservatory of A Day of Schwachcit auf". choruses from students from 450 campuses have Puerto Rico. Concert Choir "The Lark" by Leonard already experienced this interna- director, John Poellcin expressed Bernstein and Palestrina's "Sicul Music at the tional program. A wide range of hope that maestro Pablo Casals Cervus". The chamber singers financial aid is available. Write might be in attendance at the now for free catalog: will also be singing some of the Shaboo Inn conservatory concert. music used for the Elizabethan WCA, Chapman College, Box CC40, Orange, Cal. 92666 Dinners. Chance to Sight See While they are in Puerto Rico, FEATURING the choir will have a chance to BLUES FROM sight see and hopes to visit the James Montgomery Blues city of old San Juan, the I uerte Band 6:00PM. and 9:00P.M. de San Cristobal, and possibly GOSPEL FROM the rainforest. Black Voices of Freedom 2:00PM. JAZZ FROM COPS Ron Annum and Company Maiktari's 3:00PM. BLUE GRASS FROM Gaiift, he. Stony Creek 4:30PM. Route 196 LATIN SOUNDS FROM They ain't what they used to be La Inspiracion 7:00PM. SLom, Connecticut AND SOMETHING NEW 1/4 MILE SOUTH OF INTERSECTION OF FROM Come and see RT.HI ANO-27B Sun ship this Wed. night Door Prizes BENsnnt Drawings at 6:00 and at the Wxtfs 9:00P.M. Hundreds of $$ of free Student Senate Meeting gift certificates from area stores drive cars. For Ticket information Commons 310 watch Thursdays OFFERS EUROPEAN DELIVERY Daily Campus 7P.M. FOB INFORMATION CALL 4»-»688 Page 6 Connecticut Daily Campus Tuesday, February 20, 1973 Space Center Activities to be renamed Engineering Night, Tues., Feb. 20 Workshop in contemporary music "White Protestants: The Last BOG sponsors "Evening In India" 7:00p.m. In Engineering I rm. 207. and liturgy (Including drama, Political Minority" lecture by Prof. Sun., Feb. 25 ANJ 8:00p.m. Enjoy Speakers from faculty and Industry, puppetry, dance and audi-vlsual aids.) Henry Pratt, Wayne State U. Feb. 22, 3000 years of Indian dance, drama in LBJ's honor slides- refreshments. Find out what 10a.m. to 5p.m.. Sat. 24 Feb., St. 1973, 2:00p.m., Graduate Center and music. Engineering is all about. All Thomas Center. Room 200. KEY BISCAYNE, Fla. (UPI) Welcome. Kundallni Yoga classes will meet — President Nixon Monday SENIORS order your cap and gown Spanish Club Skating Party - Wed., every Wed. nite at 7:30p.m. in the for Commencement. Student Union Feb. 21, 8:00p.m. at rink. Bring ID. Community House. Everyone Is signed a bill designating the ITALIAN FILM — "Salvatore 2/26-2/28 or Registrar's Office International House at 9:30p.m. for welcome. Manned Spacecraft Center in Guillano". Circolo Itallano presents 2/19-3/15. coffee and do nuts. Everyone dramatic film about Sicily's famous welcome. "Man fears God's glowing infinity. Houston as the Lyndon B. modern bandit. Tues., Feb. 20 at Phi Alpha Theta, History Honor God fears man's brooding stupidity." Johnson Space Center, saying 8p.m. Physics 36. Free. Italian no Society, meets, Tuesday, Feb. 20, Women of the night is finally here -2 Sri Chinmoy Meditation Group. the late President "drew subtitles. 7:00 p.m., Wood Hall Lounge. shows Feb. 21 and 22, 7 and 9p.m., Every Wed. and Thurs. 7:00p.m. SU Life Science 1S3. Sponsored by 217. America up closer to the stars." Yggdrasll—The Orop-in Center—If COMMUTING STUDENTS- May Hilltop Council. In a statement, Nixon said: you feel the need to talk, come see us sign Conn PIRG petition In S.U. Inter-varslty Christian Fellowship - ■ 4 Gilbert Road, between South Lobby from 9a.m.—3p.m. Mathematics a Colloquium: Professor discussion groups on Nehemiah and "Few men in our time have Campusand Humanities. Kinetsu Abe, John Hopkins how Jesus fits In with the Old better understood the value of Testament. St. Marks - Fri. 7p.m. Forestry Club meeting - wed., 2/21 University. An Application of Rlcattl space exploration than Lyndon Open to all: Jr. DOLPHINETTES 7:30p.m. • College of Agriculture Type Differential Equations (synchronized swimming) every Tues. Rm. 304. Field trip and Game dinner 4:00p.m., Wed. Feb. 21, 1973, Beach Learning experience -Come to Level Johnson." 4-5p.m., Hawley Pool - come and will be discussed. 443. One and learn about quiet times, friendship, evangelism grow "By his vision and his work learn some stunts! Introductory lecture on BOG presents Feminist Betty spiritually. March 2-4. Get and his support, Lyndon We went Mountaineering and Transcendental Meditation as taught Frledan, author of FEMININE applications from Dave Barlow or call Johnson drew America up closer canoeing last week. Come to su ici by Naharishi Mahesh Yogi on Feb. 21 MYSTIQUE and founder of NOW, •129-3456 or 429-7466. to the stars, and before he died at 8p.m. in Commons 217. Thurs., Feb. 22 at VDM 8:15p.m. «*•*« 7:30 OUTING CLUB. Come and rap with God. Every Mori., he saw us reach the moon--the Any member of the order of Tues., Thurs., Fri. from 4 :30 to 5 :00 first great plateau along the Ci.T.OiiV totHUtW i" forming a In St. Marks. Bring a fYlend. Everyone Demolay Club on campus please call "ticome. wav. Classifieds Dale 429-4669.

LOST: on campus, Feb. 14, glasses in LOST: Hunter green and yellow Jean Aigner speaks on archeaology orange case. Call Music Dept. crocheted hat by Jorgensen f leldwork last summer. Anthropology 486-3 7 28. auditorium. Sentimental value —, Club, Manchester Lounge, 3:00 Wed. SKISUGARLOAF reward. Call Sherrie, 429-7557. A lecture on transcendental Wanted: use of potters wheel. If you For Sale-Mens 10-speed bicycle. Like meditation Wed., Feb. 21 at 8p.m. In know of any possible place where I 217 Commons. can work please call Nancy New. Call 487-1041. 429-7773. March 5-6-7 Price: $45.00 STEREO EQUIPMENT available at large discounts. Name brands with I&i DIAMOND ENGAGEMENT AND full warranties. Call Larry at (includes lifts, room & board for three days) WEDDING RINGS 3,000 ring styles 429-0860. at 50 percent discount to students, staff & teachers. Buy direct from MEN-WOMEN WORK ON A SHIP Sign up at Ski Club Meeting leading manufacturer and SAVE I 1/2 NEXT SUMMER) No experience carat $179, 3/4 carat onty $299. For required. Excellent pay. World-wide Tuesday, Feb. 20 catalog send $1.00 for postage and travel. Perfect summer job or career. 7PM SU 102 handling to Box 42. Fanwood, N.J. Send $2.00 for info. SEAFAX Box 07023 (include name pf school) 2049-DC, Poart Angeles WA 98362. Also sign up for BROMLEY Day Trip YUGTC4N H4MMOCld on Feb. 24-Lift ticket $8 Bus FREE IPILLOW FURNITURE! UNIVERSITY MUSIC I COMPLETE HEADSHOPJ For Further Info- _ 42iQ23«:i Call Rosemary 429-3483 N |8F I V MARKUNO'S GARAGE INC If your car "runs into" trouble call or request, E /Mon.-Fri. Maryland's Garage Inc.. 429-9688 for 24 hour R wrecker service Rt. 195 Storrs S 10AM. to 70P.M. I Sat WTWinTK Y 10AM.-7PM. ' 'Personal service from b M people who know the OTTrT U records they sell." S RIGHT ABOVE THE ALPINE HAUS I University Plaza Rt. 195 C Storrs 4297709 SPONSORED BY B.O.G. IN Finally it's here COOPERATION WITH THE UNIVERSITY OF CONN. EXPEDITION TO WOMAN W. HIMALAYAS. of The oiiqkr Trapped in the streets of San Francisco. At ANJ Desperate to find herself and real love. 5 Feb. 8P.M. 'Iwa/nt out Pm tired of satisfying Admission the preddtory passions of strangers!, Free. at Live Science Rm. 154 Admission $1.00 with student ID $200 without Two shows each night presented by Hilltop council Two days only-Wed. & Thurs. Feb. 21 and 22 7 and 9 P.M. DO NOT MISS THE SENSUOUS DANCES, Rated X THE TUNES OF SITAR, FLUTE & TABLA. PROGRAMME DESIGNED TO APPEAL TO no one under 18 admitted THE YOUNG & THE OLD ALIKE. ALL ARE INVITED. Tuesday, February 20, 1973 Connecticut Daily Campus Page 7 Classifieds -L. Classified and activities Ride needed to New Orleans last wk. Wedding, portrait, I.D. Passport, For Sale: Rustom 2 20B bass amp. In Feb. (Mardl Gras). Call Carol or publicity photograph. One week Buttom half only. CTS speakers. Call Need a room close to campus? notices should be directed to the Lynn: 429-0777 service on all Black A White. Call 429-0487. Consider living In beautiful Eaglevilie, Dairy Campus Business Office in Gerry Cotnoir 429-4467 Mon-Frl. the only suburb of Storrs. Call DISCOVER THE WAY TO For sale - over forty pre-recorded 429-0487. the Dairy Campus Building on SUCCESS. JOIN FULLER BRUSH For Sale— 1969 Chev. Impala - cassette tapes in perfect condition. North Eaglevilie Road. COMPANY. Selling Is a career. Over mileage 46,000 - 372 - air $2 and $3 apiece. Call 4 29-9211. Need roommate - Woodhaven Apts. Deadline for notices is 1 p.m. 300 of our superb products sell conditioning - new tires plus snows. All utilities, own bedroom, laundry, themselves. New products are added For further info. 486-3501- Lost: two Juicy apples in Daily and one very sophisticated cat. the date before publication; every month. Many students working mornlngs. Campus Office. If found please $95/mo. after 9p.m. 429-4332. Thursday afternoon for part-time earn $75-$ 100 per week. contact Hop Slngstein. NEEDED: Ride to Pennsylvania Housewives'! Without hardly leaving Roommates wanted for summer. 2 Monday's newspaper. (Reading) Feb. 22 or 23. Also need NEED A PICTURE? Majority Card, home you can earn over $4 an hour. bedroom apt. with swimming pool. Classified rates are: $1 per return ride Feb. 25. PLEASE call Passport and Gift Pictures taken. Call Bonus gifts too for use at home. Be Pam 429-5746. Will share expenses. Call 429-3836 for details. day limited to 20 words. There your own boss. Part-time or full-time Noel at 423-6945 between Call 423-9724. 5:30-6:30p.m., Mon, Wed, and is a charge of 3 cents each Ride needed to Rochester, N.Y. for Thurs. eves. SIXTY SUPER HITS- recorded by additional word. Spring Vacation. 429-22 76. Bob the Beatles - Four records —From Girl Wanted - Photogenic, Interested After 6 p.m. "She Loves You" to "Bangladesh," in modeling and working with Inter-Area Residents Hal Council: Activities must be limited to Office hours - Monday through Available by mall only. CSP Comp. Professional photographer part time 10 words. Activity notices more Found: Black man's eyeglasses and Thursday, 1 to 4 p.m. telephone Box 7 34 Montclan, N.J. Available on In return for pay or photo portfolio. case, In front of field house. Call eight track cartridge, records, 643-1442. extension 4 86-2208 and office than one week in advance will 429-6491. location on the 4th floor, center cassettes. Bank Americard and Master not be inserted. stairwell of Hall Dorm. Charge accepted. Easygoing human being wanted for . i Sublease 2 bedroom apartment In 210 cm Tonl Sailer Skis. All roommate starting March 1 st. Apt. In For Sale: single bed in good Four Room Apt. for rent, heat and Ashford. Available May 14—Sept. 1. fiberglass - best on N.E. snow Coventry In the country own room. condition. Price $15 or best offer. hot water. Rt. 32, Mansfield 2nd Can pick up own lease. $140 conditions. Good condition - Best Offer. Call 1-537-1430 after $48JO mo. utilities Included. Call Good for other things besides floor, 3 miles to UConn. negotiable. Call after 5. 4 29-8 2 98 6 :00p.m. 742-8280 after 4p.m. sleeping. Call 429-5595. 1 -643-1442.Appliances included.

Ride needed desperately to NEW Lost: One leather glove - rabbit fur Lost: Timex electric behind Wheeler Typing: Thesis and manuscript. HAMPSHIRE or BOSTON this Found—Gold Tlmex women's watch. lining - vicinity Ellsworth or Wheeler B. Has blue face and cracked crystal. Perfection and confidentiality Thurs. ntte or Frl. Please call Alison In service area next to Student B-South Campus. Call Bob 429-5926. Call Mike 429-0766. guaranteed. Will call for and deliver. 429-4947 after 6:00. Union. Call 429-9364. Phone 423-7421. Ro» Revival Dance featuring 'The Female roommate wanted. East Found: Friday in Staff parking lot no Panasonic 8 track recorder or player, Dukes" from New York. Hawley Willlngton, own room, $ 80 /month to 9 —pair of tortoise shell glasses. Pick JOBS are available around the U.S. at used 3 months, fast forward, Armory Feb. 24 8:30— 12. Come share with woman and 2 small up at Administration, Rm. 140. national parks, hotels and resorts this panaject, call Mike 429-0826. greased if you want. children. Call 429-3164. summer, but we will only be able to 1963 VW Conv. almost new engine, ■■■>■>•■•■._ handle the first 100 replies. Send $3 : body problems. $300 or best offer to Action for Students, Box 392, A SPECIAL MATINEE 642-7920. Waterbury, Vermont, 05676 for information. If you are not among For Sale—over forty pre-recorded Pregnant? the first 100 to write, then your $3 Cassette tapes in perfect condition, will be returned. $2 to S3 apiece Call 429-9211. Need Help? 5-7p.m. PRESENTING: A program for planned financial independence. Summer student special New For assistance and information Refreshments will be served. 7:30, Townhouse Apts. lowering rate from Tuesday, St. Mark's Chapel. North $175 to S 130 per month from May Eaglevilie Rd. on a confidential basis . . . cal I through August. Call 429-3525 or rrucceth 429-8673. us — we will help you. URGENT: to the girl in green sports r ~~ car who picked me up hitching—Four Buy first ticket, get second one free. j Mother must go away for two weeks. Corners - Willlngton Oaks - my AMERICAN Need happy home for cooperative, notebook Is in your car. All exams well-behaved girl, 4. Gets along well this week. Please Call 429-7681. with other children, attends nursury FAMILY school mornings. Can pay $60. DISCOVER THE WAY TO 423-8652. SUCCESS. JOIN FULLER BRUSH PLANNING COMPANY. Selling is a career. Over $2.50 TOTAL $2.50 TOTAL Ride wanted: Chicago and back over 300 of our superb products sell March break. Share expenses themselves. New products are added 429-3976. every month. Many students working (215) 449-2006 part-time earn $75-$ 100 per week. (215) 449-2007 UCONN STUDENTS FREE 1 st time- Housewives! Without hardly leaving 2*1 DUPLICATE BRIDGE- 7:30 home you can earn over $4 an hour. TOMORROW AT 2:00 PM Wednesdays - New duplicate players Bonus gifts too tor use at home. Be (anytime) especially welcome. Info, call Bob your own boss. Part-time or full-time mraratfra-Gentino 429-0438. Call 423-9724. ?**U*c U << AW SSHKM .«s\ A

t*-

ONCE, A KNIGHT PREPARETH WHEN HIS HANP WAS STAYEP THAT PROMISETH GREAT ENTRANCEP BECAME THE KNlGHT, TO WASTE A PRAGON, BY AN OFFERING... RICHES ANP THE ACClAlME ANP HE PURCHASETH THE KIT OF ALL... FOR THE TWO SIX- PACKS OF SCHAEFER BEERE HE CARRIEP...

sV#> # * H A r ANP HE WORKETH ON HIS BEFORE GOING OFF TO WHICHE ALSO WAS HIS I AST. ACT FOR MANY HOURS... AMUSE THE KING WITH HIS FIRST JEST...

wmms&sstmSihjcli' Brewer »'S. Now York. N V . Baltimore. MJ , Lctn^M vjlley, Pa Page 8 Connecticut Daily Campus Tuesday, February 20, 1973 Icemen dealt 5-1 setback

by Bob Vacon Connecticut's hockey team, mired in a slump since semester break, continued its losing ways Saturday as they travelled to St. Anselm College and were defeated, 5-1. St. Anselm got off to a Choice still remains running start, scoring two goals in the first period, two in the by Len Auster second, and one in the third. \t first he felt rejection. Then anger. He had expected to go fairly Connecticut's lonesome early in the draft, somewhere in the middle rounds. However, the goal-getter was Chris Lindsay, first day of the professional footbal draft, Jan. 31, finished without who scored his third goal of the his name being called. campaign with 10:49 gone in the The second and final day of the draft was conducted and all second period. The score, seventeen rounds were completed with his name still among the coming with the help of Bob missing. The struggle which existed, the choice between pursuing a Monroe, and Mark Davis, who pro football or baseball career appeared to be at an end. He had both received assists on the play, been chosen in the fourth round of the baseball draft by the New narrowed St. Anselm's lead to York Yankees. This was the only avenue now open to him, it was 2-1. The hosts quickly regrouped felt. their forces, however, and scored Telephone calls twice before the period ended to Connecticut skaters chase a Lowell hockey player behind his own However, circumstances change, and UConn football and baseball lengthen their lead to .in net. UConn has had little trouble defeating their opponents at star Brian Herosian still must make a choice. He had been bypassed insurmountable 4-1. Storrs, but it's another story when they play on the road. (Photo by in the gridiron ctraft, but immediately after it was consummated his The St. Anselm skaters Wesley Thouin) telephone began to ring. Some were consoling calls, others were from completely dominated play, and teams who were still very much interested. no statistic shows this as much freshman goalie Lou Parker. "As Connecticut plays Holy Cross Several teams, weak in the defensive secondary, have contacted as the shots on goal. St. Anselm usual, Parker made some tonight, at Worcester. Last time Herosian. With free agent status, Herosian can pick from the teams outshot UConn by a two-to-one spectacular saves in goal. I can't the two teams met, the Huskies who want him for next year's tryout camp. margin, 44-22. really praise any other player, triumphed, 6-4 (Jan. 20). But The period of turmoil still remains upon his shoulders. Will it be UConn coach John Chapman however. I just hope we can that was at Storrs, on the baseball or football? This decision he still has not revealed. In his praised no player except regroup in time for Holy Cross." infinitely more friendly home heart he probably does know, but he's not telling. ice, where Connecticut has Take the money and run glided to an 8-3 record. When There is another side to this story. When Herosian was first UConn has travelled away from contacted by the football teams, his immediate thought was to sign Husky swimmers dunk the friendly confines of their now, before it was too late. But, unlike others who took the money open rink at Storrs, they have and ran, Herosian sat down and gave it deep thought. fared much worse, stumbling to One of the first steps he took was to sit down with the coaches he a 2-7 mark. knew best. He sought out the advice of Director of Athletics John Holy Cross Crusaders r Toner, his baseball coach Larry Panciera, football coach Bob by Jack Sharry turned in his highest score of the YanCon Casciola, and his prep school coach at Worcester Academy -- Dee The UConn Varsity Swim year in the optional diving. Rowe. Team, manned by many In the 200 yd. butterfly, hoop Herosian listened patiently to the coaches whom he has worked sub-varsity performers and sophomore Harold Lawson and with so closely the past four years. His determination, however, still coached by the sub-varsity freshman John Brady finished had to be his, and his alone. Like any important decision, this one first and second. Lawson did the standings mentor John Hall, ably handled L. couldn't be made by a majority ruling. It had to be a unanimous Holy Cross College, 80-28. The best time of his career turning decision — a singular venture. meet held Saturday at the in a 2:20.3. w. L. What he had to figure out in his mind was whether or not to Brundage Pool was a one sided Tom Barrett and Steve UMass 7 2 complete his college eligibility. Should he forsake the remainder of affair as a freshman dominated Chaplin took 1-2 in the 200 yd. UCONN 7 3 his eligibility here, bypassing the upcoming baseball season, or finish squad shut out their opponents backstroke with Barrett finishing BU 5 3 it out? It was the classic question - What have you done for me in eight events and took first in in a 2:18.7 Other first place URI 5 4 lately? two others. Holy Cross won finishers for the Huskies were Maine 5 5 Unlike some collegiate basketball stars, such as Jim Chones of three events. Steve Mancuso in the 100 yd. UNH 2 8 Marquette University or Julius Erving of neighboring UMass who After Connecticut won the free and Dave Peterson in the Vermont 2 B took the money and ran, Herosian decided he did owe the 400 yd. medley relay anchored ; 200yd.breastroke. University some allegiance. He can not command the bonuses the by Rich Pelczar, Kevin Murray others did, but his problem is in the same vein. Which is more followed with a victory in the important, the almighty dollar or allegiance to those who've been 1000 yd. freestyle. From there Husky Scuba Club loyal to you over the years? the Huskies took 1-2 in the 200 Presents Erving was offered a bundle of money by the ABA's Virginia yd. free with sophomore Rick Jacques Cousteau's Squires to sign after his junior year. Maybe had had an ulterior Damback turning in a motive in making his choice. But, what did he do to those at UMass respectable 1:58.3 followed who trusted him? He had a committment to finish out his senior closely by freshman Lou The Silent World year. He owed it to his teammates in particular, the school as a Fabrizzio. Holy Cross' John whole to stay. He didn't and for this he can be condemned in a way. Kilfoyle took the 50 yd. free but Chones quit in the middle of his senior year to sign with the New a 1-2 finish by freshman John Wed., Feb. 21 Two Shows 7:15 and 9:15 York Nets for over $1 million. Herosian had the same alternatives as Tobin and Rich Noren in the Physical Science Building Donation $.50 these two, but he didn't. 200 yd. LM. shattered any hopes Room 36 Members Free Head of cattle of Holy Cross making a Herosian made his decision to stay until the end. He will competition of the meet. Again the two diving events complete his eligibility, becoming one of the few eight lettermen ENDS TONITE! "RYAN'S DAUGHTER" 2:00 5:00 8:15 ever at Connecticut. And when he does make his final judgement, he highlighted an otherwise can hold his head up high knowing he didn't sell himself out like a unexciting affair. Bruce Sweet head of cattle. and Tom Schaeffer, both We here at the University will send him off with the best of freshman, performed many well wishes, hoping he does become a big success at whatever avenue he executed dives as Sweet beat out STARTS TOMORROW FOR WEEK! decides upon. .iis teammate in both events and Daily 2:00 6:30 9:00 SAT-SUN 2:00 4:15 6:30 9:00 harles Bronson has the role of his career I' But Tuesday's Just As Bad At —BOSTON GLOBE Is it ss good as The Godfather ? The answer is ...no, it is hotter // SHABOO —MAC TV fCMcafo) T. Bone Walker The Valachi Special Thursday Only Papers Bonnie Raitt OMOMlAUMNTHl CHARLES BRONSON LINO VENTURA ..TERENCE YOUNG Mi TMf VALACHt PAPERS JOSEPH Wl«MAN JIIA IAELANO Tickets on sale at Disc WALTER CHIAPI OERALOS OlOUQHUN AMIOEO NAHARI tam—m* STEPHEN OELLER IHI' m •«. M«k Th* vaMcM *•*•*• „PETEAMAA3 — * RIZ ORTOLANI

WATCH FOR THESE HITS COMING HERE SOON! Food Served Picture ID PETE 'N'TILLIE" "HOthST." "CRIES AND WHISPERS"