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Vol.LXXXVNo. 127 University of Connecticut Thursday, April 29,1982 Vriticcdpoinf: Britain sets war zone, Argentina plans fight
By The Associated Press It said Prime Minister Britain on Wednesday Margaret Thatcher has declared a "Total" war zone "taken her gloves off." 200 miles around British defense sources said the Falkland Islands, Argen- weather conditions in the tina's navy was reported in South Atlantic were the zone ready to fight and "deteriorating rapidly with the United States warned the 70 mile-an-hour winds on the situation had reached a way,' heightening critical point. speculation that Britain's The Defense Ministry in armada would act quickly. London said the "total ex- Argentina, while saying it clusion zone" would take ef- was studying a U.S. peace fect at 7 a.m. Friday, and the plan relayed by Secretary of British Broadcasting Corp. State Alexander M. Haig, said there was a strong Jr., put its forces on possibility of a British attack "maximum alert" and Friday night or Saturday predicted a British attack on morning. SHE PAGE 4 Register to vote now!
Today is the final day the Young Democrats' voter registration drive will be held. Registration will be held at the Student Union, the library and at the following new Computer Center operations locations: Fenwick. Trumbull. Troy, Beard B. Crandall D, Crawford A, Russel B, Terry A. Batterson D, and questioned by State Auditor McCoughnagy Cafe, from 4:30 p.m. to 7 p.m. HARTFORD (AP) — A puter services bids and an similar to language in state auditor has raised more appearance that the request brochures of the Rochester, questions concerning was "tailored" for one ven- N.Y. computer programming operations at the UConn dor, said state auditor Leo V. company that helped plan computer center. Donohue. UConn's computer The latest concern involves The request for bids con- operations, Donohue said. a UConn request for com- tains language that is very The draft of the request appears to rely "on data prepared by an organization 1200 students called Information Associates Inc.," the auditor wrote in a Jan. 26 memo to petition Co-op Elisha C. Freedman, com- missioner of the state Depar- By Jean Cronin tment of Administrative Ser- Staff Writer vices. A group of UCorm students petitioned the Co-op Board of The request details the Directors Wednesday night, calling for the $300,000 UConn needs of an organization and Co-op surplus from this year to be given to the University spells out the services or library. products a vendor should be The group of students from Sprague Hall appeared before able to supply. the board with 1,200 signatures on a petition which they Arthur L. Gillis, Vice collected from students all over campus supporting their call. President for Finance and UConn President John A. DiBiaggio's signature led the Administration, denied the petition. document was tailored to "We have researched this proposal and found it to be legal favor Information under a by-law of the Internal Revenue Code. sec. 1501c3 for Associates, which changed tax exempt organizations, which is the code under which the its name to Westinghouse Co-op operates." said Steven Psarellis. a member of the Information Services in student group. "We have a legal argument. We feel this will November 1980. greatly benefit the University. The library is the heart of the John Chaney, a consultant University. If that goes — we go." with Information Associates The Co-op Board of Directors voted last week to reduce the who also worked under con- Co-op student deposit fee each year, starting in the fall of tract last year for the com- 1983 and giving each student a $10 rebate on their initial puter center, also denied any Co-op fee sometime next fall. The Co-op fee would then be impropriety. further reduced each year. Donohue said the infor- The board also voted that 5 percent of the money returned mation was brought to his at- SEE PAGE 3 SEE PAGE 3 Page 2 Connecticut Daily Campus, Thursday, April 29,1982 Editorial But where does the family stand who must (Euuuecticut Satlg (fiatupus wait with baited breath and open checkbook A private right to life knowing that they may never again com- Serving Storrs Since 1696 municate with the member of their family who will never leave the hospital? A family member's death, although tragic, leaves a positive sentimental memory. A timeless Managing Editor Mark Almand The controversy surrounding whether or eulogy. What about the person who lingers News Editor Joe Whiting not a person has the right to terminate his near death, who may have made the Sports Editor Chris Cluccl or her own life when they are incurably ill decision to die long before they lost their Arts Editor Steve Hewins refuses to die, so to speak. Yesterday the Wire Editor Stephanie Rutty Connecticut House of Representatives ability to make the decision? Is that not a right more personal and private than Production llenise Koch voted, after much long and emotional anybody of legislation, with their S ha on Rock debating, to defeat a bill that would allow Typists... UsaStenza persons to make out a "living will." that generalities, can ever put into hard, cold legal terms? Alison Orlando which would put in their own hands the right r Night editor Bob Brennan to be taken off of life-supporting medical equipment. The debate has been raging for over two years, and the bill was defeated by only a narrow margin. Since the arguments on both sides of the issue are so strong, one Commentary can assume that it will come up again for debate in the future. With the advances in modern medical technology that save more lives every year, there comes a point when one must deter- An incidental view mine exactly what "life" means. Not philosophically jbut in terms of the quality of of alcohol existence. The argument in favor of the bill stands on the premise that life is not worth Being a great lover of com- twelve year old to accom- living if the life is devoid of normal actions, petitive sports at the age of plish against an adult, reactions and response tc stimuli. That a twelve, a game of ping-pong especially one so respected life hooked up to a system of pipes and offered the .much enjoyed as Dad. wires and electrodes is no life at all. opportunity for victory over a But as Dad had seen it The opposing argument, and it's a good There are presently ten states that have parent or sibling. It was at through his just barely one, is that no one has the right to ter- passed legislation allowing persons to make that same age that I was altered state, the point had minate anyone's life for any reason. Even if that decision. These states have written the beginning to acquire great been his. The ball, he said, it's his or her own. That life should be legislation sensitively enough so that respect for a father who had not even crossed over prolonged indefinitely if possible because decisions as to whether a person is irrever- taught me many things, from the net. the intentional termination of life is nothing sibly ill will be left up to those most direr-My building duck houses to It was so clear to me that I if it's not murder. The same sort of involved. That point between life and death playing a game of ping- had won the point that I argument that makes capital punishment cannot be written into law, but must be pong. It was during one par- ♦bought he was kidding illegal in most states. determined on a incident by incident basis. ticular match between my when he said, "You can't father and myself that 1 first be a sore loser, Brigie." Then learned the effect., however I looked at him again and nonviolent, of alcohol. noticed an odd nonchalant Looking back on that in- posture that gave him a look cident answers some of my of indifference. This was the own questions about the same father who will still do drinking age controversy. almost anything to make his Dad had come back late children smile. from a party. He was tipping I walked away crying. I ever so slightly on his funny didn't understand his altered red, white, and blue shoes as state, even after Mom ex- he crossed the room to the plained thi-t he had been ping-pong table. He didn't drinking "just a little too seem different enough from much." the Dad I had seen a few His judgement had been hours before for me to find altered, just as any 18 or 19 anything wrong. year old's judgement would "How about a quick hvae been altered after game?" he said. drinking a comparable We picked, up the paddles amount of alcohol. While and I tossed the ball over the Dad had only misjudged a net. It bounced evenly two or ping-pongball.and not a traf- three times back and forth fic light, and while it may be before I saw the chance at a true that more vandalism drop shot. That crafty and personal injury result maneuver, and the "spin- from teenage drinking than ner," were skillful returns any other age group, he had will acquire while still young often give their children sip's generations. It's got to start that Dad had taught me. I lost some control. Every 18 is the respect with which of wine as soon as they can sometime. We all know that had not been able to do year old is capable of society treats alcohol. That sit up straight. And though Prohibition among 18 year either without hitting the responsibility, and every means that the problem of alcoholism is a problem, the olds isn't going to work. ball too hard, enabling my mature, educated man of fif- alcohol must be dealt with on drunk driving rate there is Dad, the ball was definitely opponent to slam a return. ty is capable of alcoholic im- an educational level, with low. If you have a bottle of good. Dad wasn't one to just "let pairment. tough laws for those who beer in Germany, sober me win" all of the time. But an 18 year old isn't don't learn respect. people will stumble over Brigitte Ruthman The shot worked. The ball likely to obey a law that And it is possible, in themselves to make sure you slipped off the paddle and determines his or her legal Europe, for example, make it home. fell just over the other side of drinking age when to children in many countries If the United States can the Net. It was a small victory disobey it is such a can drink as soon as they can learn respect for alcohol, but meant so much for a challenge. What that person hold a glass. French parents then so will forthcoming
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FROM PAGE ONE in our opinion, a poor use of "What you (the students) FROM PAGE ONE Caster had been criticized to the students would go funds at a time when several want to do is a great idea, but tention by "a person who by the auditors recently with -toward a "surplus sharing parts of the University are in it isn't our money to spend." wanted to be protected." allegations that Caster and two other high-level staff initiative program" for the severe need of funding. And said Steven R. Donen. stu- The document was written employees of the Co-op. third, over 90 percent of the dent-elected member of the by Robert Caster, executive members had received "irregular" salary payments which would give employees students we polled. Co-op Board of Trustees. "Under director of the UConn com- from UConn while employed a share of the profits, members included, rejected policy, we are obligated to puter center, and his stai f • elsewhere. UConn officials according to Co-op General your proposal. refund the initial $35 to our and was approved by Gillis. Manager Raymond Verrey. "Our proposal is equitable members, but we can't re- defended the payments, The student group disa- because it favors no particu- fund and help the library. Caster could not be reached saying the staff members grees with this Co-op propo- lar group. It will allocate We just can't do both. All I for comment Wednesday. had been doing work for the sal for a number of reasons. funds to a facility that can say is get a referendum The request for bids was school through the mail and "First, the present members benefits all students. It will going. I think it's a great never sent out because state by telephone. of the Co-op don't benefit be good public relations for idea." Department of Ad- The auditors reported two from this proposal, only the the University because it will "I'm opposed to giving ministrative Services of- days later that Caster holds a future members would- improve the library and will money to the University." ficials had ordered it to be bogus honorary doctorate through lower fees." said show the state that UConn said Harry Johnson, associ- revised for other reasons from a defunct Nebraska in- Ken Moser, spokesman for students are responsible." ate dean of the school of even before Donohue sent stitution that operated the group. "Second, this is. Moser said. business and member of the his memo to Freedman. through a post office box. board. "Until we make the store a voluntary low-cost organization, we should at- tend to our own boat. We Economies lecture should not bail out the Spring Spree University in this way. We could, however, suggest that the students donate their $10 UConn's two-week Spring Spree celebration, sponsored by Social Security and private pensions will be discussed refund next fall to the library t'ne Board ol" Governors, will continue this week. today at 2 p.m. in the seminar.room of the UConn library. if they want to help out." Music and outdoor entertainment will be provided on Lecturing will be Dr. James A. Schulz. professor of Saturday from noon to 6 p.m. at the Student Union Mall. Welfare Economics at Brandeis University. Unity Day Expo, sponsored by the Afro-American Center, will provide a tree barbeque and many events lor students, SchlllZ is noted for his work on a variety of Social Security faculty and staff. study commissions and has written* extensively on the The annual Spring Concert in the Student Union Mall will economics of aging. close the Spree on Sunday with an afternoon of live music shr featuring Clarence demons of the Bruce Springsteen Band The lecture is sponsored by the University Program in and Jonathan Edwards. Fallout, the winner of UConn's recent Gerontology and Design and Resource Management. Battle of the Bands, will open the show.
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Doncn. education field will 'foster policv-making University of Massachusetts Kevin Theall was student-elected member of the Board of in a cooperative manner, rather man with on April 24. trustees. one board fighting another." recognized for his work in the field of chemical The amendment calls for the addition of The amendment was co-sponsored bv Donna Louise Zartun, a engineering. Theall, a representatives from the branch campuses slate Sens. Rosalind Berman. R-New senior chemistry major, was alone wiih Student representatives to the double-major in chemical Haven, and Martin I.oonev. D-New Haven. cited for outstanding would-be Board of Governors which would Senate Bill b20 is scheduled to go before the engineering and create education policy in the stale. Senate today at 4 p.m. achievement in the study of mathematics, plans on chemistry as an un- working for the National dergraduate. Zartun is a Security Agency. Literary Awards ... Falkland s Norcen Kirk, a UConn Masten for her essay "The English major won first prize Two Hells of Doctor FROM PAGE ONE U.S. proposals to end the in the Kennecott Contest for Faustus." Masten. a junior, the Falklands in 24 to 48 conflict. the best non-fictional writing began her studies at UConn hours. Regarding the British war by an undergraduate at the Stamford campus. Argentine naval sources in student. Kirk, third prize zone announcement, Dean Elizabeth Stevens won the Buenos Aires said the nation's Fischer, the State Depar- winner in last year's contest, third prize of $100 for a sur- fleet was deployed in the tment spokesman, said, "It submitted an essay entitled vey of "Functional Illiteracy South Atlantic, including the is quite clear in light of this "An Eden in Her Breast: in the United States." announced "total exclusion announcement that the crisis The Image of the Victorian An effort will be made by zone." has reached a critical point." Woman." the Department of English to "We're doing all we can The award of $750 will be find another source of fun- through diplomatic channels He also is considering presented by English Depar- ding for next year's non- to avoid a war, but if they scheduling another meeting tment chairman William T. fiction prize since the Ken- (the British) want war, they between Haig and Argentine Moynihan at a champagne necott Corporation, which will have it because we will Foreign Minister Nicanor reception in the department has had a home office in have no alternative but to Costa Mendez, who was in lounge on Fridav. April 30. Stamford, has been acquired defend ourselves against an Washington for a meeting of at 3:00 P.M. by another company which attack," said one of the the Organization of The second prize of $150 will no longer subsidize the sources, who requested American States. was awarded to Tammv contest. anonymity. In Washington, a senior Fischer said Haig has sub- > State Department official mitted proposals to resolve who declined to be identified the crisis to both London and said, "We're now at a point Buenos Aires "and we are where it is almost imperative awaiting a response." that the two sides agree" to However, the senior U.S. official said Haig believes "time is getting very, very camp short" because of "the movement of military for- ces." Shalom The war zone announced by the British Defense Ministry SUMMER CAMP STAFF extended the maritime FOR PEOPLE WHO ENJOY blockade of April 12 that was designed to prevent Argen- WORKING WITH CHILDREN tina from reinforcing the These positions ore available.- Msm i) \n ni \mi\i: Falklands by sea. Argentine •Counselors with boys groups K)H I HI \1H 6. IW2ISSL i:\ planes have continued to fly in troops but large ships •Archery, Tennis, Riding Friday, April 30. 1982 / have kept out. 4:00 PM *WSI's for Lake and Pool The announcement •Arts 6 Crofts *Noture bolstered speculation that Nurse *Driver Mrs. Thatcher, her patience ♦ exhausted with Argentina's Learn about Yourself and Children failure to withdraw its troops Work in a beautiful outdoor camp. after seizing the islands on April 2, is now ready to order Coll the Hartford Jewish the British armada to recap- Community Center ot 236-4571 ture the Falklands in an all- out assault. Seniors and Grad. Students on Graduation Day, May 23,1982 The Mansfield Depot Restaurant will serve a special menu dinner all day ■ 12:00 noon - 5:00 PM. (No Brunch Today)
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By Fran Bender through the air as he talked. Some 3,000 paying members atmosphere. "1 was really Squires enjoys his Mansfield Staff Writer He seems to have found his worldwide support this blown away by the truth- job as well as his avocation, calling. Still, his face and volunteer civilian organiz- telling and the love, the Hunger Project. He at- UCONN — Michael Squires body are round and soft, tion. It is not tied with any everyone's totally honest tends many Hunger Project believes that individuals denying any personal brush governmental body, andhas with each other," he said. conventions, where he make a difference. That's with starvation. But his en- no political affiliations. Its Since that convention. speaks about individual why his volunteer work for thusiasm for the Hunger members recruit new paying Squires has helped increase potential. "Individuals have the Hunger Project means so Project is strong, and it of- members, and sponsor con- the enrollment of the local the power to work toward much to him. fers Squires a chance to talk ventions to further publicize Storrs committee by talking stopping hunger. We are all The Hunger Project is a about what he believes. the message that hunger can with strangers about the powerful beings," he said. grass roots 'organization "We're a body of commit- be ended. project and distributing And those conventions have supporting the fight to end ted individuals, and our It was a convention, held in small newspapers and had an effect on his own sen- global hunger. And Squires, numbers give us strength", Lenox. Mass. in 1979 that enrollment cards. se of power, as well. "I have with his red goatee and Squires said. The Hunger captured Squires' attention. In addition to his work with realized through the con- moustache and his black Project is a San Francisco- "I got bitten by the Indian the Hunger Project,Squires is ventions that I'm more beret centered perfectly on based organization which hunger bug when I went to full-time aid at the Man- powerful than 1 thought I his head, is a man with a works to increase public a conference near sfield Training School. He was. I experience myself dif- cause. awareness of starvation in Tanglewood," he said. also takes courses part-time ferently now," he said. His pudgy hands darted Third World Countries. Squires found he liked the at UConn. "The Hunger Project has been acknowledged for creating grass roots support. And we sponsor a lot of con- ferences." he said. "Everybody gets a chance to stand up together and clap and cheer. It's great."
Still. Squires doesn't think the supporters need one united view on starvation. "A central idea in the Hunger Project is that your position isn't what matters. It's your commitment to the goal," he said. "That way, you can stand behind your personal commitment." Squires and his local com- mittee are not concerned with sending direct assistan- ce to Third World Countries. The money collected from members goes towards fur- ther publicity of the project and its message that hunger can be stopped. "If you want to help feed people directly, then by all means contribute to another organization," he said.
Nonetheless, the Hunger Project organization has set 1997 as their target date for ending world starvation. "By the turn of the century, the last hungry person will be fed," Squires said.
Michael Squires envisions BANK SHOTS JRICK the world as one day free from death by starvation. And he sees his own con- tributions as vital. "In my AND OTHER TABLE mind, I'm the head of the organization. I have been chosen as president to run my organization and to sup- to scoff up the half-dollar. Be- port my cause," Squires cause you're not supposed to by Steve Mizerak said. lose money doing trick 0 I'm gonna teach you shots-just win Lite Beers. knock the coin out of the circle. Chances are, they won't be able "Starvation is a crime. I'm coupla things that'll 1) i outraged by that. And I'm press your fnends, and 2) m to (this is a good time to work on This one drives people nuts. Place doing something with my lose some friends. a ball on the head spot. With the chalk, your Lite Beer and act smug). All you need is good eyesight, make a circle around it, approximately When you shoot, do one of two outrage." Squires believes a little dexterity, and three essen- 8" in diameter. Then put a quarter or things: hit the object ball head-on that people have the power to tials: a pool table, pool cue, and half-dollar on top of the ball. (Yes, you with follow-through so the cue ball make a difference. He some Lite Beer from Miller. can use the same one from before, or knocks the coin out, or hit the cue doesn't think world hunger you can write home to your parents ball very, very slowly so the coin is inevitable. "We in- CHEAP SHOTS rolls off the object ball. Here's a goodie. I call it the again.) Place the cue ball behind the dividuals must take the "Cheap Shot" Place a ball on the foot line and have your friends try to TABLE MANNERS responsibility of seeing star- edge of the corner pocket. Then, Now for simple table etiquette. vation end," Squires said. take a half-dollar and lean it After you've "hustled" your "You actually do make a dif- against the side rail at the other friends, you gotta keep em. So do ference." And maybe, if that end of the table. (If you don't have what I call "Clearing the Table'.' happens, Squires' dream a half-dollar, you can always write Simply offer to buy the next round will come true and the las* home to your parents: they'd love of Lite Beer. They II all clear the to hear from you.) table fast and head for the bar (or hungry person will be 'fed in Tell your friends you're gonna to your room or apartment). Then, 1997. sink the ball in the corner, using once they all have Lite (just one the half-dollar as a cue ball. It's not apiece-you're not too rich, re- hard. Hit the coin solidly on the member), tell them with Lite in edge, just above the center, and it hand and a smirk on your face that wilfroll along the rail knocking the your shots were no big deal-you ball in the pocket. But don't forget were just showin' off. UTf BEER FROM MULER. EVERYTHING YOU ALWAYS WANTED MA BEER. AND LESS. Page 6 Connecticut Daily Campus, Thursday, April 29,1982 Math awards Gas prices soar with summer heat
On Tuesday. Apr. 20. the Mathematics Department gave NEW YORK (AP) — After prices by as much as 3 cents "My feel ing is the fun is its Second Annual Competitive Exam in calculus, open to a year-long slide, gasoline a gallon in some Western over" Robert Zelley, gasoline all UConn undergraduates. The winners of the 1982 prices are creeping upward states. Last week it added a sales manager at Reinauer Competition are: in many parts of the nation. penny a gallon to prices in Peatroleum Co., a Some industry officials much of the Northeast and distributor of Cities Service Overall — James Brain- believe consumers will see Southeast. Co. in New Jersey, said. Math 262 level — Frederick Sutlon III substantially higher prices Math 134 level: this summer as the oil glut National budget: 1st place — Donald Sbaba, Jr. disappears. 2nd place — Richard Pavley 3rd place — Monique Kruy Several major oil companies' posted increases this week in No agreement reached Jonathan Fisher, a senior at E.O. Smith High School, will the price they charge receive a special pri/e tor his performance on the exam. wholesale distributors, and Maria Aronne dc Miranda is being awarded the analysts say the added cost WASHINGTON (AP) — President Reagan met with House Outstanding Teaching Assistant Award for her excellence will show up at the retail Speaker Thomas P. O'Neill Jr. and congressional leaders for in (caching in the Mathematics Department. pump before the start of the more than three hours Wednesday but they failed to reach The prizes will be awarded to the winners at a special summer driving season. agreement on a compromise budget for the next fiscal year. ceremony at 3 p.m.. Thursday. Apr. 29. in the Shell Oil Co., for example, The president scheduled a television address to the nation on Mathematics Lounge (MSB 100). increased its wholesale the budget problem for 8 p.m., EDT, Thursday, the White House said in asserting that the president was not "met half way" in the negotiations. "The meeting broke up in disagreement," Senate Republican Leader Howard H. Baker Jr. told reporters after Pope cancels visit to homeland Reagan's Capitol meeting with top officials of his administration and Republicans and Democrats in Congress. "I see no realistic prospect that a bipartisan package can be VATICAN CITY (AP) — while," Archbishop Jozef backed Solidarity labor put together," said Baker, who nevertheless held out the Pope John Paul IPs plans to Glemp said in an unusual movement, John Paul had possibility of additional talks between the White House and visit Poland in August have scsion with reporters in St. accepted an invitation from Congress at a later date. been postponed in- Peter's Square. Despite the communist government O'Neill said the unsuccessful compromise efforts showed a definitely, three years after Glemp's cautious remarks, and Polish bishops to make "basic philosophical disagreement" between the White his return home fanned Polish sources at the Vatican the trip. House and Democrats in Congress. He said Reagan believes nationalist and religious fer- said the primate clearly his "spending cuts of last year, which he wants to cut some vor, Poland's Roman meant the visit was off. Asked if the pope would more, are not hurting anyone out there in America." visit Poland next year, Baker and Sen. Paul Laxalt. R-Nev., another negotiator, Catholic primate said Wed- Just a few weeks before the nesday. Glemp replied: "No, unless agreed that the differences separating the two sides in the Dec 13 martial law crack- the situation (in Poland) budget dispute were deep philosophical disagreements and "I believe the pope's trip down on Poland's church- must be postponed for a little calms down." could not be overcome under the circumstances.
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Ct 487-0»o4 TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY SUNDAY and MONDAY 'EPIC OF THE CENTURY! jowniEnnon —Jack Kroll Newsweek BEATLES SPIRIT 1900. 7:15 ViLLA SHOPPE A HLM BY BERNARDO rlOISl6n Imported German Bear BIRTOIUCCI 96 'i "Let $3.74 ,m Sun.2.7:15 Mon.7:15 TO if be" Three Horses Pilsener Beer STUDENT DISCOUNT WITH VALID ID BARGAIN MATINEE -- ALL SEATS $1.50 imported from Holland $2.39 6 pac SAT. SUN. & HOLIDAYS 1st. SHOW ONLY t , • • • • I I la 4 4 -> J ' I 111441II . . i . •*...,.. > . . . , -.•.-.«. i . ' I! ' Connecticut Daily Campus, Thursday, April 29,1982 Page 9 'Asia'falls short of promising Ip Record Guide By Tim Wood "Snack Attack" — By Tim Wood quite distracting during show. Only two numbers, Arts Editor Godley and Creme. Arts Editor Steve Howe's acoustic set. "Only Time Will Tell" and Originally called Ismism, and His pick-up failed, rendering "Heat of the Moment" stood "Tug of War "Paul Mc- this fine album has been Joel Nltowtkl most of his set inaudible, out from the rest. The Cartney. A good album repackaged for America Staff Writer only to have the pick-up revive variations within the song from Paul McCartney? with possibly the worst half-way through "The were a welcome respite. Surely, this cannot be! jacket art ever designed. Problems with the sound Clap." Irritating, to say the Everything else seemed to None of the fiddling about The Canadian version is system and acoustics at the least. run together with a con- of McCartney II here, just far more attractive. Oh, Asia concert in New Haven sistency that wore thin after straight rock and roll as in yes, this is some of the on Tuesday night caused the The band played their en- a while. Venus and Mars. Paul has best music recorded this show to fall short of the high tire catalog of material, plus surrounded himself with decade. Best Tracks: standards set by their two new songs that revealed Each member took a solo, the best: producer "Under Your Thumb," current release, "Asia." The a quality that was lacking on although Carl Palmer's ex- George Martin, bassist "Wedding Bells", both tended percussion workout Stanley Clarke, and old number one in England. was the crowd's favorite. standby Denny Laine. The band catered to the There's also Carl Perkins, "No More Illusions" — audience, which was com- Steve Gadd, Ringo, and Jim Mandell. Good CONCERTREVIEW posed of a great number of Eric Stewart. Don't let musicians (Richie Zito, preppies. They wore typical "Ebony and Ivory" fool James Newton-Howard, preppy clothing, even don- you; it's the weakest track Jim Keltner) help ' sold-out performance at the album. "The Smile Has ning Yale T-shirts for their on the record. Best newcomer Mandell turn Woolsey Hall sounded ' Left Your Eyes" was a slow, encore. Tracks: "Ballroom Dan- out some nice rock and jagged where it should have very pretty ballad sung by cing," "Get It," and roll songs, seventies style. been clean. Wetton. The other new The band seemed to be a "The Pould Is Sinking." Mandell sounds a little number was a group effort. victim of bad acoustics and like Boz Scaggs and plays There were problems with All four musicians joined inexperience. There were "Jump Up!" — Elton piano like Elton John. keyboardist Downes on his the audience, too. When the four big egos on stage that John. This is what Elton Best Track: "Fashionet- band, composed of former platform above Palmer's found it hard to play suppor- does best—short pop te." drum set, and they each took' members of Yes and ELO, ting roles. Their former in- songs with good lyrics. "Gamma 3" — Gamma. (Steve Howe, Carl Palmer, a keyboard. As the electronic dividual star status left an The spontaneity of earlier Ronny Montrose's band song progressed, each joined Geoffrey Downes, and John underlying tension in the live albums is missing, turns out some passable in on their respective in- Wetton) slowed things show. This left little room for though, and that drags jazz-rock, if you like bad struments. It was something down, the crowd of old Yes experimentation. Ironically, the overall quality of the mixing and poor singing. and ELP fanatics insisted on a little different and one of each musician is among the record down. But what's The songs generally shouting out the names of the more original moments best at what he does. What wrong with fun? Best become indistinguishable of the evening. their favorite songs as well was needed was more con- Tracks: "Ball and after a while. Best Track: as a constant refrain of The band's harsh quality trol and teamwork. Chain, ""Legal Boy;" "Right The First Time." "Carl, Carl, Carl!" This was was accentuated by the live ■.T;^:iii«-ii«];»:Hi*ii«]:«:i,i«>ii«];»:L,-*ii« RTHUT SPORTHUT SPORTHUT SPORTHUT SPORT* s DEADLINE \<^mm*1500 W. 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If she stays with glass-shattering high notes good as the one who feels his fine, but she just doesn't the masquerade, everyone from Andrews, a "drag"ged manhood threatened. And have the right look. And In "Victor/Victoria," thinks the tough nightclub out, repetitive ending scene, Warren is very funny, cast as without the right look, an Julie Andrews plays a she owner, who just loves a good and a cockroach that gets a Marchan's tootsie. On the enormous burden is left on who is pretending to be a he old friendly barroom brawl, her acting skills, a burden who is posing as a she. How is a homosexual. And if they very few actresses could does she pull it off? Well, give up on each other, well, carry. One has to wonder during her first act under where's the fun in that? whether or not "Viktor und this wild alias at a lavish Viktoria," the 1933 German 1930s Paris nightclub, This all may sound pretty film on which this is all everyone in the audience is wild, but it's supposed to. based, was at all convincing. The modern version is not, but despite that and Edwar- ds' love for pointless noise and chaos,"Victor/Victoria" FILM REVIEW is humorous, with a few big laughs along the way. led to believe she's a she Director/writer Blake Ed- (which she actually is). But wards specializes in farces, after performing a thrilling and this film is a farce from ...Organ musical number, she takes the word go. The crazy off her wig and reveals that situations Edwards created From Page 7 she is a he (which she ac- in "Ten," "S.O.B.," and Jamaica Plain, Mass., tually isn't). Her short hair the Pink Panthers films were Crowell has performed on and masculine glare make highly farcical, but none of the organ and harpsichord viewers stare, and Victoria them get as nutty and in- throughout New England, convinces everyone she is volved as this latest effort. including the Old West Victor, the Polish count / Julie Andrews plays Victoria, the phony female Church in Boston, Jordan female impersonater — Not to say "Victor/Vic- impersonater. Hall in Boston, and at Colby everyone except for a toria" is Edwards'best work. College in Waterville, Me. Chicago nightclub owner Some of it falls pretty flat, lot more attention than it surface she seems to be Crowell's program for the named, oddly enough. King and there is a problem with deserves. overdoing it a bit, but a little UConn concert includes: Marchan, as played by the story's believability. overacting is just what her "Obra de Quinto tuno por James Garner. So why isn't That problem is the casting This film may have its role needed. The dumb cesolfault" by Pablo Bruna; Marchan convinced? of Julie Andrews, Edwards' negative points, but along blonde she creates is as "Ricercare Arioso" by An- Because he is strongly at- wife. While female imper- with the bad comes the good. crazy and lively as any drea Gabrieli; "Praeam- tracted to Victor, and he's sonates are supposed to Admirable are the perfor- character of the screen that bulum et Fugae" by Anton just positive he couldn't look like women, it doesn't mances by Robert Preston, comes to mind. Xavier; "Toccata in f" by be, well, one of those. Vic- take a detective to spot the James Garner, and Leslie Johann Jakob Froberger; tor, or Victoria, in turn, is male qualities in them. An- Ann Warren. Preston plays The overall plot of "Victor/ "Fugue in C Sharp Major" also attracted to Marchan, as drews, in her black tails, Toddy, the gay, former Victoria" is pretty amusing, by Johann Sebastion Bach; is Toddy, her partner who is looks more like Marlena nightclub entertainer who is and some individual scenes and "Te Deum Laudamus" one of those. Dietrich than she does a the mastermind behind the are hilarious. A different by Diderik Buxtehude. man. male/female charade. His lead actress would have The Opus 21 organ at St. Well, eventually Marchan performance is brilliant, helped the story's effec- and Victoria get together, Mark's was designed and presenting a very convincing tiveness, but Edwards seems constructed by John Brom- which creates more Other problems include and extremely entertaining to be stuck in the Neil Simon/ problems. If Vic gives up her numerous unfunny baugh, and is a two-manual character. Marsha Mason syndrome. 22-stop tracker organ. 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DO YOU WANT THE SATISFACTION OF // ORGANIZING FUND-RAISING ACTIVITIES FOR A UCONN DEPARTMENT? i IF"YES"THENTHE ADVISORY COUNCIL OF THE Rt >95 one mile south of Campus AFRO-AMERICAN CULTURAL CENTER NEEDS YOU Live Music-Light food & Exciting Desserts FOR INFORMATION CALL 486-3433 FOR 1982-83 APPLICATIONS COME BY THE AFRO-AMERICAN CULTURAL CENTER GROUND FLOOR COMMONS BUILDING No Cover This Week: Entertainment Traver Hollow Trio starting 8:30 Luncheon Specials Dally ApriI 28 "Gtt to knvvo ■trie Starting $3.25 '^Ajfoo-AmeAxxan CultuAal CintVi" Olnner Specials Full Course Jim Duckett Starting$6.05 (original urban folk) Exciting, Exotic " April 29,30 Sunday Brunch MaV 1 Connecticut Daily Campus, Thursday, April 29,1982 Pagan Jazz Dance Theatre's multi-talented troupe study. Some had no formal just as much emphasis on his By Jeffrey Nledzwiedz gymnastics and has been on who has appeared in several dance training until they dancing. He has had Special to the Daily Campus the track team, jazz dance UConn productions, has joined the group;others have numerous offers from was a first for him. He en- worked with Sabatine had years of experience. various schools to pursue his tered UConn as an before, and is beginning to Although it is only in its Gralyn Harris, a member of other talents, but Gralyn engineering major but, after understand her style. She second year, the company of the troupe, has been dancing doesn't like to stress one in- a short time, he realized that feels that many of the Jazz JeaatSabatine's Jazz Dance theatre was more his style. Dance Theatre pieces Theatre II shows an excep- When Sheerin met Jean probably represent a lot of tional array of talent. Sabatine he became instan- Sabatine's own personal ex- Jazz Dance consists of a tly intrigued, auditioned for perience. diverse group of students DANCE PREVIEW her company, and was cast. who are sure that with hard Although Sheerin has com- work and Sabatine's original pleted school, he has stayed Jean Sabatine feels it is im- portant to stress that the choreography their company for many years. But he also terest more than another. in the area in order to con- company has no "stars" or will get what it needs: holds black belts in both "All of my interests are im- tinue working with the com- leaders. Everybody is of recognition. karate and judo. He has been portant", Harris notes. pany and to take dance equal importance and no The 21 dancers are a unique recruited for the 1984 Olym- "That is one reason I classes with Sabatine. blend of various backgroun- pic judo team. Last year he When asked about one member is singled out as enrolled at UConn." He special. ds and interests. Audiences became captain of the feels that he can keep active Sabatine's style of teaching, usually believe that college UConn Wrestling Team. in all of his hobbiesand still one member of the company, dance groups consist solely Gralyn feels that dance is maintain a good average in Linda Harris, an attractive Jazz Dance Theatre II will of dance and theatre majors; •one area in which he can in- school. and statuesque woman, said be in performance at the however, this company is corporate many of his talents. Jim Sheerin joined the that Sabatine definitely has a Harriet S. Jorgensen different. The members are The dance company is impor- company this year with no gift as a choreographer. Lin- Theatre now through Satur- multi-talented and come tant to him and, although he prior experience; although da, a musical comedy major day, May 1. from many different fields of is a French major, he puts he has been involved in The Afro—American Cultural Center Film Series: "ABORTION: PUBLIC ISSUE OR PRIVATE MATTER" April 28 and 29 Is abortion the decision of the pregnant woman alone? Or must her family, the church and society as a whole participate? Film runs on the hour from 11:00 am - 3:00 pm Campus Members of Jazz Dance Theatre II in sequence from "Time Square" (Curtis Mathew Photo) x Spring Specials Moris* Daisies $2.99 CAREER DEVELOPMENT SEMINARS Mini Carnations $2.99 Thursday, April 29 *$£<&r Roses $14.95 doz. - \c* Kites from "Go Fly a Kite" Sponsored by 487-1193 The Office of Minority Student Affairs DOWNTOWN STORRS and the Office of Placement and Career Planning 10:00 AM to 12:00 noon, Student Union, Room 216A The Field of Public Service. Guest speaker, Mr. Thomas Stringfellow, Correction Officer, Connecticut Correc- Holiday Spirits tional Institute, Somers State Prison. UConn graduate 1978, 1980. • Mr. It. I95, Holiday Mill, Storrs Stringfellow performs rehabilitative duties. 429-7786 Education and Law The Largest and Best Hocked Spirit Shop Guest speaker, Ms. Sherry Dean, Attorney at Law; Rome Case Connelly, Kennelly, in the Area... is now ready Klebanoff Law Firm. UConn graduate, 1981. Ms. Dean is a practicing attorney. TO BLOW ALL TIE COMPETITION OUT OF THE SEA! Fed up with tfrivtaf vovnd MM area for Hquor and bear Anonymous Pub specials on brands that you Tonight: Disco with "The Better Half" A don't normilly use7 r..-. COUPON ■■■] Friday, 4/30: "Happy Hour" 4:00 ■ 7:00 com la laliday Spirits * Reduced Beer prices - specials to rtcoif t a . 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Call all 487-1952 after 6 pm FR5/6 available Be part of the football anytime 429-351?. R/H29 action Can 487-6246 or 486 HOUSE— Summer sublet w/ fall 2722 W29 option, 5 miles from campus. MALE OR FEMALE NEEDED Marketplace Right on 195. $650/mo. (summer) Summer sublet (pref. FOR SUMMER, own bedroom in 5 bedrooms. Call 423-6138 for July/August) needed for couple Woodhaven Apts. fully fur- more info. FR5/6 doing graduate research. Have nished, Balcony, Pool rights Op- Oboe by Ponte Mice condition car. Prefer country setting. Have tion for fall. Call after 5 p.m. 429 call 423-5264 or 456-1015 FS29 Sublet 1-bdrm apt. at Knollwood small pet. Call Joe Collect after 9 2270 RHfi Acres $250/mo plus utilities p.m. (212) 928-1983 W6 Roommate wanted: Beautifully 1978 Olds Omega V-6. Loaded, walk to campus. Fall option 429- restored Victorian home near real cle3an call 433-5264 or 456- 2812 after 4:00. FR6 Make Grandma happy! If you're Coventry Lake. Own large 1015 fs29 not going to graduation, help bedroom, study, balcony. Seven For Sale Sex offered? No- but 2 or 3 someone who is and needs extra miles from campus. 1978 Kawasaki KZ-650 Great roommates wanted Summer tickets Call Janet 487-6953 W29 $187 50/month. Quiet persons Condition, helmet, cover, and sublet- tastefully decorated only call Craig: Days 429-1393, service manual included; see Walden apt. outdoor pool- price , late evenings 742-7601. R/H6_ LOFT: Built on 25 feel of 4" X 4", under MSB or call 48/-0794, negot. call 429-8939 FR6 includes 60 feet ol 2" X 4" Price is $1450 00 firm FS5/6 NORWEIGIAN WOOD - Room- less than cost Only $40. Call John Walden Apartments summer mate wanted for summer to sublet with fall option. Pool, Help Wanted 486-5208 FS29 Teak A500 MK II Cassette deck share beautiful apartment. Loft, Excellent condition. B.O.- also, fridge, dishwasher, and balcony. Cair4^9-5179. Keep trying. FR6 forch, dishwasher, tennis cour- For sale. Refridgerator: 1 year old, one pair ultra linear 12 inch 3- s. Will have your own room. $65 -1 green rug $10 - bunks $10 Call way speakers. $110 or B.O. Must Swimming instructors needed for girls $140.00 a month, including heat 487 -5289 after 6 pm. FS29 sell 487-8633 FS6 Summer sublet w/ possible fall residence camp in Stafford Springs. and hotwater. Call 875-6805 option. Coventry partly furnished Call 1-677-2667 for information and R/H6 Kawasaki K2400. 1975, good condi- 3 room/apt. Adjacent blackberry application. HW29 tion. Best olfer Call 487-7600 FS29 field $220/mo. Available June Summer roommates wanted. 1st 742-7706 call between 5-7 Full-time Counselor for drug-free, Beautiful old house in the coun- Dodge Charger, 1973, 6 cyl., auto. p.m. FR6 residential drug/alcohol program. try. Pets allowed, large yard and Very clean throughout, $475, 487- For Rent Expedience with group/individual porch. Rent $80.00 fo $135.00. 7558 FS29 Summer sublet fall options. Bar- counseling, working with youth anc 429-4957. R/H6 bara Manor Apts. 2 bedrooms. the public required. 1978 Yamaha XS400, blk, new tire. Tennis-Basketball courts. $285 Duties include: client caseload and Wanted roommate to share 2 Recent tuneup, under 10,000 miles. Summer sublet. Room in apartment monthly plus month security files, activities organization/super- bedroom apartment in Ashford. Including sissy bar, helmet. Best five miles from_ campus Quiet, deposit. Start mid May, rent free vision, on-call responsibilities, client $135.00 monthly plus half offer, 429-2325 or 429-3108 FS29 residential area Fall option. $112.50 for May! Call 429 2575. Keep transportation, some family counsel- trying FR6 utilities. Available immediately. plus electricity. Call Jean 429-0042 ing. Weekdays and evenings, 429-7021. R/H6 Sanyo Cube refridgerator, excellent Pn6 cT.^^T^T occasional weekends. 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Fully furnished, one dishwasher balcony pool HW6 privileges. $260/month includes miles on, rebuilt engine. 1968 Buick bedroom! Pool priviledges! Rent Looking for a room to rent alone best offer 429-0340 evenings. FS29 negotiable! FR6 hot waler 429 5645 FR29 Experienced nurses aides for home health care weekdays and weekends or in apt/house within walking Summer sublet w/Fall option at part-time. Windham area, car distancee from UConn for F4LL 1967 TRIUMPH SPITFIRE, a beauti- Summer sublet FALL OPTION, one semester. Preferable near west ful car. Runs great, no rust, new bedroom, balcony, hot water includ- Woodhaven. One bedroom. Top necessary, gas reimbursed. Apply HomemaKer Home Health Aide Ser- side of campus. I am a studious upholstry, low mileage $1,500 ed, carpeted, pool right, Woodhaven floor, corner apartment, balcony. 7th semester female. Please call 643-4034 FS29 Apts. Available June 1, call 429-4689 Date available and rent vice, 948 Main St., Willirru.',tic. HW6 487 6484 R/H6 FR6 negotiable. Includes hot water, Harmon Kardon ST-5 Linear tracing pool privileges, call 429-3699 SUMMMER~EMPLX)Y MIN f~- ~ CAPECOD-FALMOUTH. We have turntable, never used! Cost $300 Take over lease in May and have apt. Recreation Leaders, Program room for 2 girls and one guy in only asking $125. Call Pat 487-7493.' for fall. 2 bedroom, large living area, GO TO THE CAPE TH7S~SUM- Coordinators, WSI's and our cottage. The house nas a FS29 spacious kitchen, dn, deck, pool MER. We have room for two LIFEGUARDS. For more infor- beautiful, semi-private setting rights. 429-2933. Best after five. FR6 more girls and one more guy in mation call 429-3321. Apply at 11/2 miles from the center of Tape Deck: Harmon Kardon HK1500 our waterfront cottage, semi- Mansfield Recreation Depf., 4 town on an inland bay. in mint condition. Call 429-2701, ask One-bedrm. upstairs apt. at Knoll- private, 1 Vz miles from center of South Eaglevill Road, Storrs, CT Reasonable rent. Serious replies for Keith room 201B. Negotiable to an wood Acres. $250/mo. plus utilities. town. Reasonable rent. Only 06268 by May 4. EOE. only. Call 742-9721, Eric, after 6 extent FS29 Available mid-May. 429-2812 or serious replies, call 742-9721 ask 684-7410. FR6 for Eric, leave message. FR6 Camp Shalom Summer Camp P^nr L_eave_m_es_sa_ge_RMhM6__ Ovation 6-stnng custom balladier E B guitar, like new, with case, $250 Quiet studious female needs room In Sublet: Fall option, two wo?kina°witfi^ldren! Positions THRF^ RnoMq AVAii AFUFSN Chris 487-0321. FS29 apt. house for fall semester. Call bedroom, large yard, pond, one B h Terry 487-1500 Extension 48. FR6 mile from campus, rent a^ )SS^^m TmS THEWHITTHIUSMN^O^N-$1 1 5 M0NTH BUT Assorted Cichlids incl. Dempsey, negotiable, come take a look. iSKfWiSfiffSli WILLING*« - TO-- SUBSIDIZE. HUGE Firemouth, convicts must sell, moving One bedroom apartment at Knollwood crafts; Nature; Nurse: & Driver. YARD. EXCELLENT PARTIES. west, also 25 baby convicts and some Acres available for summer sublet Learn about yourse(f & children--742-6149 RMHM29 Africans, price negotiable. David with fall option, $240 a month, APARTMENT FOR RENT: Sum- work in a beautiful outdoor camp. Call the Hartford Jewish 742-5083. FS29 walking distance to campus. Call mer Sub/ Fall Option. Two Need a roommate for this fall? South Campus Associates 487-1437. Bedrooms. Big Living Room, Community Center at 236-4571 HW6 I'm looking for a place to live for Europe from $399.00 round trip from FR6 large yard. 2 Miles From Cam the Fall smester, house or apar- NY peak season June - September. pus. $25 off June. July, August tment fine, own room preferred. One week to three months. London, Summer sublet with fall option, rent. 429-8318. Keep Trying. Call Lisa, 429-1322, in evenings Paris, Rome, Pan AM, University College Park Condominium, three RH/6 Travel 429-9313. FS6 miles from campus, use of all One bedroom apartment at Roommates/ facilities; rent negotiable 423-2077. Knollwood Acres available star Carriage House. Female room- $10 each - Portable B/W TV, table -FR6' tingJune 1st with option for *all mate needed. For summer or radio, electric pencil sharpener, blen- $240 a month, walking distance Housemates arrange sessions. $60 monthly. der Call Jack 429-1198. ALSO large Wanted responsible male to campus call South Campus May rent free. Available May 20 desk $40. FS6 student. Own room in quiet Associates 487-1437 429-1667 RH/29 house. 2 miles from campus, Kawasaki KZ400, 1975, good condi- $110/month plus utilities. After Carriage House Apt. for sublet w/ Roommate Wanted: single room tion. Excellent mileage, best offer June 1st. 429-8851. R/H29 option for fail two large Looking for someone to share 2 br inWalden Apts. for summer with 487-7600 FS6 bedrooms L/Room kitchen call Clubhouse Apartment - fully furnish- fall option, non-smoker, Summer sublet with tall option. any time at 429-5398 FR29 ed, LR/DR/Kitchen - V4 rent and utilities plus deposit. Available $90.00/month plus utilities 4 5 cubic foot refridgerator in excel- Knollwood Acres. Two summer. Fall rent negotiable. lent condition, $75. Call John bedrooms. Within walking between now and July - No tobacco Pool available. Call 429-4129. 486-3003 It is the waist high model please. 429-0054 evenings - keep W distance to campus - V2 mile. RMHM29 FS29 Call evenings 429-6297. FR6 - Wanted trying. R/H6 House to share: Storrs. Eight 1980 Suzuki GS450, 3400 miles. Great summer sublet Carriage Sublet 2 bedroom furnished apt. at Knollwood Acres, Vt mile from room house with 2-3 bathrooms. Lexan Fairing, mint condition, House Apt Huge yard for sun Located 3-miles from UConn. $1450. Call 429-7117. FR6 bathing, 1 mile off campus. Fur- campus, $175.00 per month. We will Call evenings after 6:30. 429-6491 niture is optional. Fall option notnui uebe unuersoia,undersold, call 4 Attention: Area Councils, Greeks, and all interested people- HOMECOMING '82 October 21-24 1982 -Is sooner than you think- Get psyched and come to a meeting to discuss THE WEEKEND OF'82 Area Councils and Interested people - Wednesday May 5, SU 301 at 3:30. Special Meeting for Greeks - Thursday May 6, SU 301 at 3:30 Page 14 Connecticut Dally Campus, Thursday, April 29,1982 Cralg: HAPPY 20th! I Now who'* Dear Cindy Hope you have a beautiful | |ove APO - especially my big John - Congratulations! We made It. over the bill?! Hope this day is as day, Happy Birthday. Love, Steve^ bro Dor. through this year despite the odds. SPECIAL lor you as YOU are to ME. Let's have many more. Thanks for HAVE A GREAT DAY SWEETIE!! I Give that graduate a BLUE PERSON-, CAROLINE: HAPPY BIRTHDAY!! everything you've done. Love you, love you - BIO TIME. Sandy AL! {Congratulations, you have made it Penny Personals 'through the semester with us, and] Dear Tommy: What a SEX QODI T-House Women's Volleyball Team, | soon we can unhang penguin & Ted To the lead singer In C.D.B. Sunday, We're all going to be BLUE because Sorry you didn't win In the finals but the Bear. We know you love us, and do you think the South Can Do It To my blue-eyed friend, some year, *e're going to MJS8YOUI Good luck we're still proud of you. You're still we're looking forward to next year as Again "Thursday Night;" Maybe this from snowbanks to beaches! Quick next year and always! Love, Laurie, softball champs. T-Housemen I your roommates. Love "Those Rats" time you'll win. get in the closet!! What a pair we are! Yo and Ann and "That Bike" The things we've shared will be with KMS...I MISS YOU! J. To T.I.M.N. the color of my RAIN- me always as I hope you will Dearest Progle, Thanks so much for To my spor^SPOTT: You have made BOW will always be RED. Love be...always, Linda. P.S. Care to play the flowers. Just for .that I'm going to April 28, 1982 5:38 p.m. these past 7 months great ones for always. From someone who Is the a game of backgammon?! chain you down and beat you to death. Everything Is calm in Guam. me, and I hope I 've done the same for color of this personal L.Y.B. you. I'll always remember the good times we've spent together, and I'm PB: HAPPY THURSDAY! Dear Tommy: WHAT A SEX GOD! Hey DIANE, LORI, ARLENE! The looking forward for those to come. Judy, Congratulations on reaching birthday girls of May. Hope there are Although the future lead us many your 20th birthday. You can't blame Congrats Chuck - we're almost done Apartment 43-G Hi MaryEllen and many fun times coming your way. miles apart, you will always be closest anything on being a teenager anyone. with the I.O.L. forever... Janis get reedy for the big weekend. Love, Jon In my heart. Scott, thanks for I love you! Signed, your over the hill understanding and sticking with me. I senior. to the red-headed, black-belt: you Hey Alsop-B: GO WILD!! You know To Jean the Bean and Mark the best love you - Debi. P.S. Good luck In loved It and you know it. you want It. RA's. Congratulations and good luck. Maine! To Angela, Randy, and Chris, whose j0n lives are in such total "bliss," stop Delia and Kathy: Well, it's almost \-m getting blue waiting for this Mom, Dad, Michele, and Jean. fighting, stop thinking, gel ready for over and believe it or not we survived, summer. i Cheryl - Congratulations and thanks Thanks for putting up with my good drinking, 'cause I'm getting sick of all I'm glad we went through It together for being my big brother. Love, Susan moods and bad, comings and goings this! Love, Carlo I would have never made It without Scott - Lets go wild this weekend! - and me, 'n general for the past five years.uAora I InuAlove youunii all.oil Carolf ar/M you both. Thanks for everything. ' -Steve Dear Joe Altro: Congratulations and Russell D - Party In my room Friday Love, Sue (and you thought you were night, April 30. Be there! P.S. Joel good luck to you! We'll miss you! HEY HU8KY DOG: Keep your TAIL going to leave UConn without ever DAVE OAKES! CONGRATS! On Love, Kristlna between your legs FRIDAY NIGHT Francisco, you're invited, too. Bring getting a personal.) your success - (Perhaps, to you, t and make sure your nose STAYS cold. female friends. -Carlo Ligand's less: Than just a zipping Dear Jeffer: Here's to Kamikozies! I'm not ready to share your doghouse WESLEY: You were so creative thingZ?!) Acids, Bases, SING!! Happy Birthday! Sorry I'm late. or your bone(s). Your one ana only! To the girl in back of me In our CHEM Tuesday night. Love, Tina 128 lab -1 like your Chemistry. Want BAGGER: No one will ever know this Sharon - You're the only girl who has to react? Luv - your not -so-secret LVNN - HAPPY BIRTHDAY TO THE is to you. But that makes It no fun so, June, I'm so lucky to have such seen more SUNRISES this semester admirer GREATEST "BUDDY" AND LOUIS, now everyone knows what you lovely friend as you. I'll miss you! than anyone we know. One man Is FRIEND! Someone said "If you have really are - a BAGGER. Love and love ya lots, Joanne 'never enough, but that's what vodka Hey Alsop-A: It really is a clean and lemonade does to some people. place! but a solitary friend who Is tried and kisses from your old pal. Bored with beer? Blasphemy you s true, you are among the rich In mind Here's to Lent and hopefully many say? Why not mix it up Thursday more to come, but we won't give you Amy, looking forward to a semi-fun and heart, you then have an Invest- LYNN Happy Birthday to the best night with Cards' Mill Premium any SH--. -the other two alcoholics. ment that never losed its value. You ever! Enjoy your day because you beverages. 8 sparkling mixers to semi-weekend. Semi-Dan will grow richer each day of your life." deserve it. Thanks for being such a choose from at Universal. To the guy with the white overalls on If I were a caterpillar, I'd weave a How true, have a great birthday special friend to me. Love ' ' the hearse, can I have a piece of what I LYNN! Love, Carol ANNETTE cocoon .in your armpit...No, I'm not Barb of Buckley 1 South - Good luch saw? Signed, the PINK WAVE. dead just because my head Is hanging . the rest of the semester. I love ya! off of the edge of the bed...that was Let's keep In touch over summer HAPPY 19th BIRTHDAY you big' the BEST...SHUT UP, WOMAN... break. Theresa wig!! A barbeque, many beers, andj That damn clock radio... I smell STUDENTS, INSTRUCTORS, PROFESSORS your man. Have a wild weekend! 'fish...Oh,' that's just baby fat... . To my adorable roomie Ellen - if it Love your true-blue roomie. wasn't for your lovely stripteases, Tolland and Litchfield girls - BE- Don't haul your typewriters home for the summer. "WHAT?,"and caring, I never would To my staff at Hale: I had a great year WARE of men wearing sunglasses - have made it. I love you. thanks to all of you. I will miss you all. THEY'RE WATCHING YOU - Take STORE THEM AT Love, Penny this warning SERIOUSLY. FERRIS BUSINESS MACHINES AND WHEN YOU RETURN, YOUR MACHINE WILL BE READY TO GO FOR ANOTHER SCHOOL YEAR— All cleaned, oiled, adjusted and a new ribbon. ucorai * $32.00 SPECIAL escort Includes floras* and claanlng, oiling, •<1|u«tm*n(« • nw ribbon service Rapalra axlra II daalrad f#OTSM FERRIS BUSINESS MACHINES M. AM 60LDSTEM. 0PT0MEHIST 1225 Main Street MANSFIELD SHOPPING PLAZA. Rt,44AStom WillimanticCt. (■sat to &• AXf) 42t-«111 486--4800 Next to Columbia Cleaners 456-1490 the UConn Co • • will be N inventory FRIDAY, APRIL 30 & SATURDAY, MAY 1 Connecticut Daily Campus, Thursday, April 29,1982 Page 15 CIA report confirms defense leaks WASHINGTON (AP) — A new U.S. intelligence most specific material yet on information the CIA documents "of prime imi ortance to the West" report says secret information passed by a defense said was given by William H. Bell to a Polish included information on: industry radar engineer to. a Polish spy involved intelligence agent over a three-year period. —A quiet radar system for B-l and Stealth such key American weapons systems as the B-l and Bell, a former radar project engineer with Hughes bombers. the revolutionary, radar-evading "Stealth" bomb- Aircraft Company, pleaded guilty last year in Los —The vital look-down, shoot-down radar system. ers. Angeles to charges that he transferred filmed —An experimental radar system for the U.S. Information in more than 20 highly classified copies of documents to Marion Zacharski. who Navy. reports probably reached Soviet intelligence and posed as a Polish businessman. Intelligence officials said the report was prepared "put in jeopardy existing weapons and advanced from information gathered by the entire U.S. future weapon systems of the United States and its Bell was sentenced to up to eight years in prison intelligence community and was provided at the allies," according to the account of the Central and fined $10,000. Zacharski drew a life term for request of Congress in a declassified form. A copy Intelligence Agency. conspiring to commit espionage. of the report was obtained by The Associated Press The report, prepared this month, provided the According to the CIA report, the classified on Wednesday. Martial law eased; more Poles for release WARSAW. Poland (AP) — The government will release 1.000 Poles from detention in May and lift most martial law restrictions including the nighttime curfew, Polish television said Wednesday. The broadcast said the decision was approved by the Military Council of National Salvation, established Dec. 13 when its leader. Communist Party chief and Premier Wojcicch Jaruzelski declared martial law. It made no mention of the military council's stand on reviving Solidarity, the independent union suspended since thc.start of martial law. Nor did it say if Solidarity leader Lech Walesa would be among those released. The announcement represented the most sweeping easing of martial law curbs since the military decree ended 16 months of labor upheaval and social reform in Poland. It coincided with Archbishop Jozef Glemp's statement in Rome Wednesday that Polish-born Pope John Paul II was postponing a planned August visit to his homeland. Glemp, Poland's Roman Catholic primate, is in Vatican City this week for talks with the pope about church policy opposing martial law. DOVER FOXCROFT, MAINE: This 20-room home here is the first prize in anessay Earlier this month he called on the government to release the contest. Participants must write an essay of not more than 125 words on, "Why I want to women who make up about 20 percent of the 3,100 people still win a huge old house in Maine," and a $50 entry fee gets you into the contest. Owner Jane detained under martial law. Pieriboni says she thought of the essay idea because It's hard selling houses these days. Ab out 2,000 martial law prisoners have been released in the The house contains three apartments, four fireplaces, stained glass windows, and a past four months. carriage house. IUPI photo]. SPRING RECORD SALE Every Record/Every Artist Today's Lowest Prices I All Other Price Categories at Super Savings x Give the gift | of musk. On-Campui Record Shop Open Daily 10 a.m. 'til 8 p.m. except Sat til 6:30. Cempot Shopping Plaza-Rte. 196 | STORRS, CONN. SMOO«3K3K3«3aOS*X3«3eM«^^ Pag* 16 Connecticut Daily Campus, Thursday, April 29,1982 By Maureen Olson ivory which he grasped delicately between his Also a tradition among scrimshanders was giving Staff Writer large, dextrous fingers. He used carbide steel or corset stays, called busks, to their sweethearts. What'* black and white, treasured by history diamond-tip tools, and an Exact-0 knife to etch his These were etched or delicately carved flat strips of buffs, coveted by jewelry collectors, and regulated delicate designs. ivory, about an inch wide and several inches long, by the federal government? "Now watch," he said as he worked under an worn in old-fashioned corsets and camisoles. Scrimshander Jim Franco provides the answer as ordinary desk lamp. "As I hold the ivory at an During the whaling boom. Franco said, ivoCy was he brings alive New England whaling days in his angle to the light, it throws a shadow that shows me also used in making a variety of tools and utensils. talks to students at UConn and to visitors at where I have cut. The sailors used to stand on deck He said that pulleys and cranks were often made of Connecticut craft shows, where he exhibits his and hold their work up to the sunlight." ivory because it was durable.* handcrafted scrimshaw jewelry. He added a few more strokes with his knife and Jagging wheels, kitchen utensils with a wheel for Franco is an athletic trainer at the University and then placed a drop of indelible India ink over the cutting and sealing the edges of pie dough, and is frequently asked by dormitory resident assistants design, nearly covering the entire piece. Franco tines for testing baked goods were also popular. to give presentations. rubbed the dried excess ink from the surface with These instruments were often created in the shapes "In the early 1800s," he began, "the United of animals and mythological and sea creatures. States found itself in need of a source of light. This According to Franco, gifts to sweethearts often began the Nantucket whaling boom that reached bore landmarks from the port, while the sailors ports all along the East Coast. These guys came wore scrimshaw with a replica of their ship, down in their big boat and did their thing to this Symbolizing that they would return safely to her, as huge whale, and then boiled him down. The Scrimshaw the ship would return to port. by-product was a very Fine oil that was good for The whaling boom and the art of scrimshaw household lamps. Spericetti from the sperm whale The delicate art dropped in popularity around the time of the Civil was used to make candles." War, with the discovery of Pennsylvania crude oil. "It was an established practice," Franco said, "to brought from the sea "There realty wasn't all that much to-do about divvy the teeth, ribs and jaw of the whale to the whaling," Franco said. "President John F. crew. The captain, of course, had first pick." Kennedy was primarily responsible for reviving The sailors used to mill the rough whales' teeth, i^ interest in scrimshaw. He was often photographed soaking them in brine to soften them, and then, the edge Qf a square of cardboard, with a series of whales' teeth on his desk, and people sanding and polishing them smooth with sharkskin, ..SaU°rs alwayS had pine tar on their hands from began to take notice." Franco said. Modern scnmshanders use sandpa- h dH the lines on the ship, which were treated per. and on rare occasions, power tools, which must the stuff to keep the ropes from rotting away Kennedy was buried with a favorite piece of be used with great care so the heat from the friction in theisalt air. They rubbed their hands over the scrimshaw — a whale's tooth inscribed with the does not crack the ivory. tooth, and the pitch would remain in the scratches, presidential seal. "Then, using tools most available to them, like the giving the designs their black and white sail needle," he said, "the sailors scratched Franco, a former eighth grade science teacher, appearance." first attempted scrimshanding on large sea shells designs into the tooth." Although some prefer color for the delicate that he picked up while scuba diving. Illustrating his point, Franco said at a table upon designs, Franco seldom uses colors. "I'm a which was a 12-inch by 12-inch wooden work block. traditionalist," he said, "and I prefer to stick to the He later graduated to whale ivory, but in 1972 the Resting ort the block was a small piece of whale traditional black and white." U.S. Department of the Interior restricted the sale j Campus Spring Specials JrlOlTUSt -opfl* Daisies $2.99 td*E&£ M,nl Carnations $2.99 V^>°* Roses $14.95doz. AmyBOFC. Kites from "Go Fly a Kite" -OWNTOWNSTORRS Three ways . todoit WHERETO EAT m two reais. THIS WEEKEND? TRY THE NEW MENU AT HUSKIES 1 Six weeks Basic Camp at Fort Knox, Kentucky. Women's Counseling Service 2 Multiple entry/On-campus offers summer program. Free Counseling 3 for Advanced Placement Community and University Students Learn what it takes to lead* Can: We are students and community women trained and MAJOR SHOWALTER supervised by professional therapists. (203) 486-4538 For appointments call the Women's Center at 486-4738 Connecticut Daily Campus, Thursday, April 29,1982 Page 17 Fossilized or frozen walrus ivoty, which is also used, is closer in color to traditional sources, a rich creamy white, with rust markings. Franco usCs mostry traditional motifs: clipper ships, schooners, light houses and mermaids, as well as roses and the harp seal. His seascapes are often recognizable by a motif of three birds somewhere in the design. In addition. Franco said the a well-made piece of scrimshaw should always bear the scrimshander's signature. "Basically, the reason 1 give the talks is that I want people to know that scrimshaw exists, that it is a folk artfand that it is possible, to do scrimshaw on materials other than whale and elephant ivory." Franco said. As long as supplies of ivory remain accessible. Jim Franco will carry on the scrimshaw tradition. of whale ivory in the United States because of the whale's status as an endangered species. Franco said that scrimshanders then turned to elephant ivory for their work. photos He said that in 1978, when the federal government restricted the sale of elephant ivory, it looked like the folk art of scrimshaw would die out, until the discovery of fossilized woory mammoth and by mastodon tusks from the Oglicene era, which ended about 35.000 years ago. The only restriction on the fossilized ivory, he says, is that it can only be excavated legally by Indians. jock wilson The fossilized ivory is darker, cream or coffee color, compared to that of whales or elephants. write now Storrs Chapter of N.O.W. will meet WEDNESDAY, MAY 5th at 7:30 PM at theUCONN WOMEN'S CENTER for more info call 486-4738 i think a "one-piece shelf _.. oyster lover's nightmare, Tinkerbells you're not ready for Memorex. Typing Service On an oyster, a one-piece shell Remember, even the slightest So put your next recording would be big trouble. variation in cassette shape can on Memorex. In HIGH BIAS II. 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Face. good times we've all shared, Terry. pre*»ure ya know what I'm gonna do DOWN STAIRSI It's her birthday Personals L.L.Beane says, "M - this year was "m,lk cra,e8 ,rom Universal, I swear Thursday so buy her a beer and watch Florence: You're the best roommate good and next year will be even better ' m n«v«r gonna drink again, who's her grace arid precision. Give extras anyone can ever have. Thanks for - hera'a to roommies" and "Secret whlte balance beam In the hall, wow to JANE and Okie making my freshman year a lot easier. Santa" - Bonzo and I will mis you - P"chers of Bloody Marys, Liberal I'll never forget all we've been ,art8 don Cheri a year and a half you had to wait totally and "To the rest of you - ' '' »'eepon the Ice, yea, Isn't Paul 2. in Grange -Last Thursday was through - men: Is there justice? Not but finally a personal Isn't It great. there's lots of memories still to be c°"«fl« '"" - especially when we were a lot of fun. I hope we can do It again- this dance, next one maybe; Who Many things I'd like to say, mainly made."....Hey listen) Lost my keys 'n adjoining stalls huh? I love you soon! Joan cares about them? Remember those when closet attacked Emm and Gert at B9*' big bags of apples we bought and whenever I see you it's a special day. You UV Horseback riding, the beach, and Ted's for frlee, mugs, giant marsh- 0 »- thanks for the laughter, TERRACE DWELLERS - Let's go off finished in less than a week? Our mallws in cemetery, broke your glass dancing, craifness, support, Interrup- to see the Wild West Show one last starving weekends; Janet's knocks; Meis will make the summer anything t,on lon ,a,k and but a real bummer. Eric totally for semester with cars do it In *- 0 » Q°°d food timel How does Sunday's outdoor my loud alarm radio; gee, you're such the road to find your piece of mind or ("tecup) Here's to Sept. 18th (wild concert sound? Bloody Marys any- a nice person to wake up to! PIG-TWIN #1 and MILKCHEEKS, mystery puker, 12 glasses, 312 weekend reunion) I love you all! one? Be there. Cleaning lady #1 aka Remember "In search of the Post calories or 'No Supreme' gonna miss Wheewl Cheers to the looney blnl Florence, Office?" and all those other 'adven- congratulations on leaving Kiddyland 8tf0ke back ,0 and entering the real world - cheers, ya loose women at U.R.HI...Give the Lets Beefsteaks, eat tures' that on(y you and me would be to the best of friends and the best of ?lrl a chance beer soaked chem book '••nul butter (not Beth's, she's Don't bother to shower the people you capable of experiencing. But most of ed's 2 pitchers each disappear for an possessive) and drink some more love with bullets. We only have to all thanks for being a good friend, for times. Love, PIG-TWIN #2. PS. - ,r Cape Cod or bust. hour why don't we do It in the road oplcal fruit punch - SOCIAL! I'll be deal for 2 more weeks. Let's make being there when I needed you and for like totally for a semester Cars expecting you guys at U.R.I. -Nlkl them worthwhile! Hey UConn - making my life at UConn the best! Immensely Intensely awesome party- "~ BMFMMMWTWBC. Love always, Chrlssie. P.S. What are Brothers of Delta Sigma PI: Thanks Ing disease Shippee chem Emm & T.V.-C.B., Do you like to sine X-mas you going to do without me next year? for the encouragement during the six Gert closets belts, welts, rivets, carols on buses, too? Stop by HaPPy Birthday to the adorable grueling weeks. We'll make you snowballs down pants take a shower Buckley, 441. Laura. P.S. - Carol "umber two on the baseball team, Peg (McMahon) I like you. I tried proud of us. Love, the New Brothers, lately why were you in his bathrobe? Burnett? May your 22nd year be a lucky one. really hard not to, but it happened. Spring, 1982. pitchers, mugs, tables mllkcrates and Sorry about that. A much too distant eggs 312 cal Geils Ted's flashlight KURT would you go to my semi- MARG, 4/26/82 - Thanks again for admirer Jane, Travel gently. spaceship brery do you have a TV PB formal next week? I can't think of a8,ar,in0 something special. Love, & B Chinese Fondue vodka colllns better looking guy I'd want to be with. Mike OB. - What can I say that you don't Linda S. Thanks for.all the help. You come on now...Lazy lup- stop talking; Good luck with finals and defender. £"., =:—r~: already know? It's been cosmic, Love were a great big brotherl Love, Jean go dive in empty pool. Marianne you Your vixen loves you. -Karen E'ton - Thanks for making my first two CD. can't have anymore. Ogle, 3 a/n end - semesters the best ever. Keep Hey Mingos: I hear Portugese men we're still sitting In the hall Nlkl don't Jay - Jay Thanks so much for thesmilln5 and a|ways remember I love make awesome lovers.... you have class now? - Maybe.we'll cards! I love you! 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Honduras (AP) — Gunmen 'The hijackers say that if you don't free the ya, Vicki House next year! hijacked a domestic airliner Wednesday with prisoners. I will die." Bascom told the control 48 people aboard, including 15 Americans. tower by radio communication. His statement JEB - 2 years is NOT long enough. Caroline (JirhBob) - Baby, Liar, Get They threatened to kill a U.S. company official was broadcast by Honduras' HRN Radio ACPA in Boston. Glad you chased serious, leave me alone, Meatballs me! LRB staying up all night, Happy 19th unless the Honduran government pays a Network, which also said three NBC-TV Birthday! Are you ready for the $500,000 ransom and frees 20 people they journalists were aboard. Working as Hilltop/McMahon RA is summer? Love Bruce identified as political prisoners, authorities not a job but an ADVENTURE! Only said. Authorities said the president of Honduras' 3 more weeks! You're super! Lisa Roger, Thanks for a great weekend. I human rights commission and ambassadors had a terrific time with you. I'm from the Vatican and Dominican Republic Go East Coast staff!! Hang in there! looking forward to more good times Police said the gunmen, said to number at were taken to the airport to negotiate at the Only 3 more weeks! JEB aver the summer. Love, S.M.A.C. hijackers' request. least two, released 13 women and a child in Jim - Happy early Birthday! Many C.P.J. - 143 - Toujours, CAL. one batch. An ailing man was allowed off the Police said the Honduran Air Service happy, contented yodels in return and plane later after a Vatican representative went turboprop airliner was commandeered on a forever! SANDY and MEG not only am I losing aboard. Shots were heard from inside the my social committee but F.H. club flight from La Ceiba. 115 miles north of here. Linda, Deena, Maureen, Kathy and members, too! It just won't be the plane, but there was no word on whether Faith. You're the ones that made my same without you - you guys are the anyone was hit. birthday SPECIAL. Thanks you're best! Let's go wild at the Cape and on Hijackers then turned pistols and machine true friends. Love, Mary your birthday - my weather bureau guns on pilot Dario Zelaya. forcing him to predicts one helluva blizzard! HAPPY The Standard Fruit and Steamship Co. in San bring the plane to Toncontin International Doug I love you. Deb BIRTHDAY!! Love, Sandl Francisco identified the executive as Gregory Airport here, police said. The plane had a stop Bascom. Another of those held hostage was scheduled in San Pedro Sula. authorities Bruce - Are you ready for the Ed Griffin - I'm looking forward to the identified as correspondent Brian Ross of NBC added. summer? Here's a personal - don't semi-formal. I love you. Jennifer. say I never gave you anything, you TV. The U.S. Embassy said seven Americans, baby. Love ya, Caroline MEG-HAPPY BIRTHDAY! 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Call now: 800922-4635 Pag* 20 Connecticut Daily Campus, Thursday, April 29,1982 SanDiego wins 11th straight, Astros lose SAN DIEGO (AP) — Rollie Three years ago in the result of his animated style, bruised the index Finger on singled through the right Fingers is in Milwaukee, made-for-television movie he's been knocked down by Niekro's right hand, forcing side off Dave LaCorte. Dave Winfield is in pin- "The Kid from Left Field." pitchers eight times this Dave Smith, 0-2, to take over Bob Forsch, 4-0, held the stripes, and the San Diego the Padres staged a baseball season. two batters later. Smith Astros to eight hits in seven Padres were supposed to be miracle by rushing from eventually absorbed the set- innings. He walked six and a team in transition. worst to First under chili "Juan's become the pin back as the Cards batted hit a batter. manager Gary Coleman. cushion of this team," said around in the inning. Instead, with a collection of Tolan. "Now that we're Tommy Heir's single off raw. mostly unproven talent, Trades by General Finally getting some respect Niekro started the St. Louis the upstart Padres have Manager Jack McKeon and around the league, opposing rally. After Niekro threw a become the biggest surprise new direction from veteran pitchers are trying to in- wild pitch, Keith Hernandez in baseball. An 8-5 victory Manager Dick Williams have timidate us by going after walked. Write over the New York Mets fueled the comeback. Juan." Smith took over to face Tuesday nightgave SanDiego "We've discovered we've Added incentive, said Darrell Porter, walking the a club record 11th con- got ability," says right Tolan, has come from the Cards' catcher on Five pit- secutive victory. Fielder Sito Lezcano, whose opposition. "One of ches and loading the bases. the Dodger coaches made the Smith then walked Dan'lorg "There's a togetherness furious hitting helped the Sports! remark that we have no to force home Herr and also here that we've never had," Padres better the previous talent and that only two of walked Ken Oberkfell to explains batting instructor club mark of 10 consecutive victories.That was in 1978, our regulars could start create a 3-3 tie before Grqen Bobby Tolan, a player during . elsewhere," said Tolan. the Padres' lean years. when the Padres, with the pitching of Cy Young winner San Diego's record-setting Foul shooting contest "We've paid our dues. Now Gaylord Perry andWinField's streak includes a four-game we're giving lumps, instead hitting, went 84-78, the only sweep of the Dodgers. of taking them," said Tolan, plus .500 Finish in Padres to be held Saturday who has the Padres batting a history. ST. LOUIS (AP) — David collective .280. Green's seeing-eye hit The Recreation Office will welcome to shoot and will do Lezcano, acquired from St. through the infield drove in sponsor a foul shooting con- so from a shorter distance. A year ago, San Diego hit Louis where he rode the ben- two runs to cap a four-run test in the Guyer Gym in the Ribbons will be awarded to rock bottom, finishing 41-69 ch last year is the No. 2 hitter sixth inning that rallied Field House from 1:00 — all category winners and for the worst record in the in the National League with a the St. Louis Cardinals to a 3:00 P.M. on Saturday, May big leagues. balloons will be available .375 average and is second in 5-4 triumph Wednesday over 1, in conjunction with Unity from the UConn Husky. But the foundation was runs batted in with 16. the Houston Astros. Day, sponsored by the Afro- being built on youth, and, Second baseman Juan St. Louis, which had lost American Cultural Center. It's a day of unity, with some key reinforcemen- Bonilla, obtained a year ago three in a row, trailed 3-1 at Contestants will be given 10 a day to be together. ts arriving in the off-season, in one of McKeon's best the start of the inning again- free throws and will shoot The foul shooting is only a the Padres are trying to deals, is hitting .311 and has st Houston knuckleballer Joe from the regular free throw small part of this festive day. make a hard-to-believe a team-leading, career-high Niekro. Lonnie Smith's line. Check out the activity on the Hollywood script a reality. 12 game hitting streak. As a grounder up the middle Children of all ages are Student Union Mall too. Anonymous Pub drk Summer Schedule \c7Waiisfield QDrive in Open: Monday-Thursday 8:00 PM -1:00 AM Fri, Sat, Sun at Dark RICHARD "Happy Hour" Every night 8:00 • 9:00 PRYOR Disco every Wed. & Thurs. 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Ham. a run- Since a knee injury sidelined Heflin, a running back from Washington for the Red- Pruitt and Lyle Alzado, ning back,never made it into him in 1979. he has been Vanderbilt. whom they skins'fourth-round choice in Chicago got Rod Shoate, the pros. used mostly as a receiver out projected as a tight end. '83. Houston got Luther Bradley, Another "name" was that of the backfield. In the past Alzado was the second The Redskins of the 1970's, the Washington Redskins of Bryan Clark, the Michigan two seasons, he caught 115 defensive starter dealt away when George Allen was got a fistful of low-round State quarterback, selected passes, by the Browns. On Tuesday, trading away buckets of draft picks..and San Diego at the end of the ninth round lzado is a former All-Pro they shipped linebacker choices for veterans in his finally got around to making by San Francisco. He is the defensive end who was in- Robert L. Jackson to Denver "The Future is Now" cam- a pick Wednesday at the son of Monte Clark, head strumental in the rise of the for the Broncos' sixth-round paign, would sit through National Football League coach of the Detroit Lions Denver Broncos' "Orange pick. Cleveland used it to round after round with darft. and former head coach of the Crush" defense and, more take wide receiver Mike nothing to do but watch the The second day of the draft, 49ers. Two picks later. No. 2 recently, played a pivotal Whitwell from Texas A & M. stars of tomorrow go the seventh through 12th in the 10th round, New role — primarily instrumen- Bradley, a safety, wa.' elsewhere. In 1972. the rounds, were populated with England picked Brian Clark, tal — in Cleveland's drive to traded by Detroit to Houston 'Skins didn't make their first "who's he?" names, relative a placekicker from Florida a division title in 1980. In for the Oilers' seventh-round pick until the eighth round— unknowns whose chances of and no relation to the head 1981. they crashed to 5-11. choice. It turned out to be a record — and they used it sticking in the pros are coach of the Lions. Then, in And at 33, Alzado became Phil Bates, a Nebraska run- to take Moses Denson. a 28- limited, at best. the 12th and final round, expendable. ning back. year-old running back from another Brian Clark, a guard So the Raiders, who have a Shoate. a linebacker whose Maryland State. Occasionally, a familiar from Clemson, was taken by history of picking up so- stardom at Oklahoma failed This year, it was San name pops up, like A.J. the Denver Broncos. called washed-up players, to follow him to New Diego's turn to sit and "Jam" Jones, the Texas Trades for choices, rather strays, problem children, England, was traded to wait... and wait. running back taken.by Los than choices themselves, clubhouse lawyers.washouts Chicago for the Bears' fifth- The Chargers, having traded Angeles in the eigth round. attracted the most attention, and other assorted ne'er-do- round pick in the 1983 draft. away their selections in the But his familiarity is bsed with Pruitt and Alzado wells and turning them into New Orleans, perhaps first six rounds, made their primarily on being linked heading the list of "name" cogs in a championship looking ahead to the ap- first pick on Wednesday — with college teammates Lam players changing uniforms. machine, added Pruitt and parentlysuperdraft next year, 188th overall. It was Hollis Jones and Ham Jones, both Pruitt, a running back, was Alzado to their stable. when there is supposed to be Hall, a defensive back from of whom were really named a nine-year veteran who had Oakland gave up its eight- a ton of talent compared to Clemson. Johnny. Lam, a wide three 1,000 yard seasons round pick, which Cleveland the current skimpy crop, The draft lasted 16 hours. receiver, was a first-round rushing with the Browns and used to take — talk about dealt away five low-round Last year's draft was the shortest: 16:19. The 334th and last player taken, by San Francisco,* was Tim Washington.a defensive back from Fresno State. Of the 334. 168 were offen- sive players. 153 were defensive players, and 13- were specialists. There were 55 linebackers, 50 defensive backs. 42 run- ning backs. 37 wide receivers, 25 offensive tackles. 25 defensive ends. 23 defensive tackles. 20 tight ends. 19 offensive guards, 15 quarterbacks, 10 centers, six placekickers. five punters and two kick-returners. The Pacific-10 Conference led the way with draftees STOK with 35. followed by the Big Ten with 32. the Southwest Conference with 29. the Atlantic Coast Conference and Southeastern Conferen- ce with 22 apiece, the Big Fight with 21 and the Western Athletic Conference with I 7 players. The school contributing the NOW OPEN most players was Texas with 12. followed by Penn State with 10. Michigan and Ari/ona State with seven each, and national champion A 24 hr. Convenience Food Store Clemson with six. featuring GHO news CROMWELL. Conn. (AP) Everything you need & want — Officials of the Sammy Davis Jr. Greater Hartford &More! 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Held goal with three seconds But with 10 seconds beat the Milwaukee Bucks rest of the game. left climaxed a 26-point The Celtics led by one from remaining. Parish was called 120-108 Wednesday night to Brian Winters topped the performance and gave the one to five points but could for an offensive foul. The take a 2-0 lead in their Bucks with 21 points, while Washington Bullets a 103- not shake the Bullets in the Bullets worked the ball to National Basketball Marques Johnson con- 102 vktOfy over Boston Wed- second game of the best-of- Johnson, who launched a Association Eastern Con- tributed 19 and Mickey nesday night, evening their seven Eastern Conference 30-footcr that swished ference semifinal playoff. Johnson 18 for the Central National Basketball Associa- semifinal scries. through for the winning Division champion Bucks. tion playoff scries at one The best-of-seven series The Celtics went ahead points. game each. now moves to Milwaukee for 101-98 with 1:06 to play when M.L. 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Willlmantic . ■-■••-•.'«.r-"**«'*.*V*>**'~'»'- •« ■ Connecticut DaJly Campus, Thursday, April 29,1982 Pago 23 ■v Page 24 nnecticut Daily Campus, Thursday, April 29,1982 & • :• Lacrosse team drops last home game, 13-8 Tom Restelli pointing to anyone in- Amherst wasted no time to 3:14 remaining in the first Amherst goal to end the Associate Sports Editor terested in lacrosse," tie the score, as attacker period and 47 seconds later period at 11-8, Amherst. Amherst Coach Dennis Daly Whit Gallagher scored an Boland added a goal, with The Huskies failed to score said. unassisted goal 28 seconds Higgins getting his second later. on several opportunities inthe The UConn lacrosse team UConn started the game assist of the game. lost their last home game as fourth period Amherst ad- strong, leading 5-2 after the More than five minutes Amherst attacker Brian ded two more insurance a varsity sport, 13-8, to first period. With 11:18 passed before Flaxman put Amherst College Wed- Curran then scored his first of goals by Curran to make the remaining in the initial UConn ahead with his six goals on the day, putting final score 13-8. nesday. period. Midfielder Paul Following this season, the second goal, on an assist the score at 4-2. Flaxman took a pass from from Kevin Boland. Attacker Curran led Amherst with team will lose its varsity With 12 seconds left in the six goals and an assist, and status. "They are a good Tim Higgins and scored the Rusty Brand made it 3-2 UConn when he scored with first period Brand ended the Gallagher added three goals team,and it has to be disap- first goal of the game. scoring with a bouncing shot and four assists. mw* ■ mwh* *m*»i*r^*mm that easily beat Amherst Brand had three goals, goaltender George Chatson. Flaxman had two goals, and Curran and Gallagher each Boland had a goal and .two scored two goals and added a assists to lead the UConn assist in the second period to scoring. Bob Gannon also pull the Lord Jeffs back into plaved a fine game. the game. Bill Peattie added But Amherst outshot the the fifth Amherst goal. Huskies 39-34. UConn's only goal of the UConn Head Coach Rob second period came with Keville thought his team 7:43 remaining. Higgins hit should have won the game, the open man, attacker Rich but didn't feel the wet Gannon, with a perfect pass playing conditions affected and Gannon put the ball past the outcome. "Both teams the goalie. had to play on the same After going into half-time field," he said. The Huskies with a 7-6 lead, Amherst record is now 1 -6. scored the first three goals of Amherst Coach Daly was the third period. Gallagher satisfied with his team's picked up two assists on the play. "This is our third ~r~ three goals. straight win," he said. Rusty Brand then took the "Each game started the ..-*■ ball unassisted and scored same, with the teams trading from over 25 yards out with goals, and by the end we 7:03 remaining. The Huskies pulled away." The Lord Jef- appeared to be right back in fs raised their record to 4-3. the game as 12 seconds later The Huskies will finish the Bob Metts tallied, putting season Friday at Springfield. Boh Gannon |3| tries to penetrate the Amherst defense.Gannon played well but it was not the Huskies only two goals Game time for UConn's last enough as the Huskies lost their final home game as a varsity team IGeorge Edwards down. game as a varsity sport is photo|. Curran then added another 3:30 p.m. El Baba favorite in injury-plagued Derby By Dana Gauruder The probable post-time in the lasi 'wo months, and a Staff Writer favorite is El Baba, who Memorial in New York, will Discovery are all stretch horse with so little experien- defeated Linkage in the likely become the second runners who merit serious ce has never won the Derby. The 1982 edition of the Louisiana Derby. Un- choice of the Derby crowd. consideration. Muttering, Kentucky Derby can be Air Forbes Won, however, Royal Roberto, Gato del the winner of the Santa Anita defeated Air Forbes Won, Sol, Laser Light and New compared to an injury- who won the Wood has only raced four times, all Derby, and Bold Style, who plagued baseball team. has a lot of early speed, will Many of the top stars have also draw considerable sup- been injured, and they have port at the batting windows. been replaced by less talen- Two unusual horses with ted performers. solid credentials will also be In the last two weeks, a pair in contention. Casselaria, a of top contenders were claustrophobic horse w;th eliminated from the Derby only one eye, has been a very picture due to injury. Timely consistent performer in Writer, who would have California. Meanwhile, the been heavily favored, filly. Cupecoy's Joy should developed a severe stomach win over the hearts of the problem, while Hostage, females in the crowd. Cup- who won the Arkansas Der- coy's Joy had a superb by, broke a leg during workout at the mile-and-a- training. Both horses will quarter Derby distance last never race again. week and may be another Meanwhile, Linkage, Genuine Risk. another highly-regarded colt, was withdrawn for In an agonizingly close reasons other than injury. decision, this corner believes Linkage's trainer, Henry Air Forbes Won will over- Clark, dislikes the Derby and come his lack of experience will await the Preakness on and win the run for the May 15 in Maryland, Clark's roses. El Baba will finish home state. second, with Royal Roberto and "Gato del Sol finishing With the defection of these third and fourth, respec- horses, track officials will tively. have to invoke the rule which limits the Derby field to Since the horses in the Der- twenty horses. Whereas only by are so closely matched, it ten or fifteen horses would would be wise to wager very have challenged the likes of little on the outcome of the Timely Writer, the lack of race. Await the Preakness, top quality horses has given when Linkage should wallop trainers of less talented 3- Air Forbes Won, ridden by jockey Angel Cordero, is in his final major work with a the horses who raced in the year-olds new hope that their seven-furlong move. Air Forbes Won Is Dana's pick to win the Kentucky Derby IUPI Derby. horse has a chance to win. photo]. '