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VOL. LXIX NO. 50 STORRS, CONNECTICUT Wednesday, December 8,1971 student tuition injunction denied See story on page 6
student union arrest cases stem from earlier differences
The arrests of two Storrs residents in the Student Union Saturday night resulted from a "combination of many things," according to Assistant Student Union Director A.J. Panaia The case goes back about three months, Panaia said. Michael Lewis, 17, and Mrs. Gayle Karas, 21, both non-students, were arrested about 9 p.m. Saturday in the union's snack bar and charged with criminal trespassing in the first degree. They were released on a $150 non-surety bond pending arraignment. See story on page 9.
e. pakistan needs national determination, siddig says
The people of East Pakistan should have the right of national self-determination, Mustafizur Rahman Siddiqi, the unofficial ambassador of the Bangla Desh told about 200 persons Tuesday night in Social Sciences 143. Siddiqi compared the South Asian democracies, Ceylon and India to the military dictatorship of Pakistan. Pakistanis have not been allowed "their form of government since 1947," he said. Siddiqi accused West Pakistan's Yahya Khan of applying military pressure following last December's elections. Kahn "reconsidered" the election results for four months, he said. See story on page 7.
The Story mi mers, a children's i m pro visa tional theater group will present its Christmas program this weekend. The curtain rises Saturday morning at 9:30 and 11 and again Sunday for three shows at 11, 12:30 and 2 in the Studio Theater in the Fine Arts Center. (University photo)
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/" state tuition issue opera review alternative ed. State Senate Appropriations The November 24 production of The Alternative Education Club Committee ' Chairman Robert D. Wagner's "Tristan and Isolde" in met TuesHay night in the United Houley reaffirmed Tuesday his Hartford reflected upon some of the Nations r* m of the Student Union opposition to tuition and announced reasons why the opera has never and mad' plans to increase courses, his support of a repeal bill. The been popular in the United States. In field work, and student • initiated Vernon Democrat would back House his review of this opera Douglas M. courses and to bring abour reforms Education Committee Chairman Fox discusses two sides of opera's in grading. The club also plans to Howard Klebanoff's bill and also popularity, why it is not generally publish a newspaper informing vote to override the expected veto liked by Americans and how one students of university rules and the by Governor Meskill. See Story on should feel when attending a opportunities in alternative education Page 6. presentation of the opera. See open to them. See Story on Page 6. Review on Page 8.
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Congress attending a national a provision that would grant WASHINGTON - (UPI) - however, of any erosion in (UPI) - Chief Justice Warren E. conference on corrections in release when the prisoner has With little chance of success, Rehnquist's strength which, as Burger called Tuesday for this restored colonial capital, learned to read and write, to do Senate liberals Tuesday opened of now, would assure him criminal sentences that will Burger said the administration's simple arithmetic, and then to their campaign against the confirmation to succeed retired permit an inmate to "learn his decision to establish a national develop some basic skill that is Supreme Court nomination of Justice John M. Marian. way out of prison" by gaining FBI-style academy to train saleable in the marketplace... to William H. Rehnquist, charging basic education and a prison personnel, outlined here which he must some day him "persistent distaste" for The Senate confirmed Lewis marketable job skill for the Monday by Attorney General return." efforts to outlaw racial F. Powell, Jr., of Richmond, outside. John N. Mitchell, "could be He added: "Since the best discrimination. Va., 89 to 1 Monday as the Burger urged attention to one of the milestones in of human beings need Despite complaints from third of President Nixon's "the urgent, the acute, the American correctional history." motivation and hope, why have Republicans, the debate on the appointments to reach the high immediate problems" of prison The chief justice said we thought prisoners can do nomination of the 47-year old court. The first two were Chief life that led to inmate uprisings education of prison inmates is without both? We should assistant attorney general Justice Warren Burger and at Attica state prison in New society's greatest failure in their develop sentencing techniques proceeded at a leisurely pace Justice Harry Blackmun. York and San Quentin in rehabilitation, and that society ... so that an inmate can with a strong possibility it Speaking to a virtually California. has a moral obligation - if none literally 'learn his way* out of would continue for at least the empty chamber, Sen. Birch These problems, he said, other - to "try to change that prison as we now try to let him rest of the week. Bayh, D-Ind., began the liberal's include living conditions, prison person, to make a reasonably earn his way out with 'good As expected, Sen. George S. case against Rehnquist. Only staff, classification of prisoners, successful human being out of behavior.' " McGovern of South Dakota, Assistant Senate GOP Leader education-work programs, him." Burger said the prison staff, seeking the Democratic Robert P. Griffin and Sen. Paul inmate communication and the Burger said "the figures on from the lowest guard to the presidential nomination, Fannin, R-Ariz., stood guard. slow handling of criminal literacy alone are enough to highest administrator, is just a* announced he would vote Bayh charged that prosecutions. He warned it make one wish that every important to society at against Rehnquist. Sen. Rehnquist's record "reveals as would take "large outlays of sentence imposed could include university professor* Edmund S. Muskie of Maine, persistent distaste for money" and a "high order of acknowledge front-runner for governmental efforts to correct public leadership" to solve ohio drops charges against the Democrats' prize, made a the injustices that 200 years of them. similar statement earlier. racial discrimination have Before 350 judges, lawyers, There was no indication, wrought." prison officials and members of 20 kent state defendants RAVENNA, Ohio ~ (UPI) conclusion of the office of the The State of Ohio Tuesday attorney general to dismiss" the filed motions to drop charges 20 cases. federal judge charges white Portage County Judge for lack of evidence against the remaining 20 defendants Edwin Jones and Judge Albert indicted in connection with the Caris withheld a ruling on the HARTFORD - (UPI) ~ A and furniture. to have his department return 1970 disorders at Kent State state motion pending action on federal judge ruled Tuesday The plan was originally to its old method of paying for University. an "affidavit of prejudice" that state Welfare Commissioner announced in August to take special needs as they arise. He Special prosecutor John which has been filed against Henry C. White violated an Oct. effect Sept. 1. Commissioner said the department should Hayward announed the state's Caris by defense attorneys. The 28 court injunction barring White published a notice in the follow this system until the action after Mary Nicholas, attorneys had sought to have implementation of a proposed Connecticut Law Journal on current controversy over the Akron, Ohio, was acquitted of Caris removed from the trials new flagrant system for Aug. 24, however, that said the flat-grant system is resolved by charges of in terferring with a on grounds he was prejudiced. welfare recipients. plan would be withdrawn. the court. fireman when the campus In addition to Miss ROTC building was burned May Nicholas, four other persons Chief U.S. District Judge M. Blumenfeld said that, when Under the partial system in 2, 1970. were brought to trial in Joseph Blumenfeld, ruling on a he issued his injunction, the question, all welfare families connection with the disorders. contempt motion filed against court believed the partial received the same fixed amount Hayward said after he and One was convicted of White, said the department had, flat-grant system had been each month to cover special other prosecutors had reviewed interfering with a fireman, in effect implemented a partial rescinded. But it had not. needs such as appliances, all the evidence available, charges were dropped against flat-grant system to cover furniture, telephone installation including the FBI report on the another and two others pleaded special needs such as appliances Blumenfeld ordered White and repairs. disorders, it was "the guilty to riot charges. 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Collins, Houley said, "the Science and the Institute of delivered here Wednesday by a Senate Appropriations Audrey Beck, (D-Mansfield) whole question of tuition is not International and Intercultural professor from Union College, Committee Chairman Robert D. member of the house education a question of politics, it's a Studies. Houley reaffirmed Tuesday his committee, said tuition would question of the future of the Schenectedy, N.Y., Wednesday. opposition to tuition and be difficult to repeal. "I doubt state of Connecticut." The state Robert Sharlet, who spent a Sharlet currently is working announced his support of the we can have the two-thirds has an obligation to provide year doing graduate work in the on a book titled "Soviet repeal bill. Hearings on tuition necessary to override a veto," education for its residents, he Soviet Union, will speak at Modernization: An repeal begin Friday in Hartford. she said. said, "even at the cost of 3:15 p.m. in the Student Interpretation of Communist The Vernon Democrat told Both Beck and Houley said underwriting that education." Union. Political Development." the Campus he would back one of the most effective House Education Committee methods of showing opposition Chairman Howard Klebanoff's to tuition would be lobbying in bill and also vote to override Hartford. "The real way to work starts on alternatives the expected veto by Governor handle it is to get into Mcskill should the bill pass the Hartford, to the General by Karen Grava According to Leonard I. "A learner learns more from legislature. Assembly, where decisions are Krimmerman, associate someone closer to his own age Asked his reactions to a made," Beck said, "bring your An increase in field work, professor of philosophy, the than from a professor," he said. student strike or boycott, case to the capitol." courses, grading reforms and approach used to win over the The graduate student can Houley urged students to "stay Houley told students to student-initiated courses are university should begin with 20 also learn more about subject cool" and "stay within the "mount pressure from parents, being discussed by the or 30 interested students who matter by teaching it. "In order framework of the relatives, everyone. Say to the. Alternative Education Club. won't give up. "If one professor to learn their subject, all establishment." A strike, he legislators, 'If you don't repeal The club, which met tells another professor how to students should be active in a said, would revive "anti-student tuition we'll vote against you.' Tuesday night in the United teach, the second professor will real situation and we should feeling." Nations Room of the Student get defensive. But when make field experience "If I thought something Noting that democratic Union plans to publish a students do it, it is more acceptable so persons other newspaper informing students convincing and has a than student teachers can of university rules and tremendous effect." Students practice in their fields," he court refuses students' opportunities in alternative should just keep knocking on commented. education now open to them. doors, he urged. Teachers could increase Another club project is an "A college education is no field study possibilities by tuition injunction request alternative to the present longer lucritive, since consenting to sponsor 299's grading system which would non-graduates are earning too, he said. "You have to talk HARTFORD, - (UPI) Ashford, filed the suit on the include an optional pass-fail maybe |l.()00 more than grads to department chairmen and Chief U.S. District Court Judge grounds the tuition grading system for all courses. are. So, no longer is it lucritive, find faculty willing to serve in M. Joseph Blumcnfeld denied discriminated against them as "The most conservative but it is also not even the field instead of just doing Tuesday a request for a people of limited means. group of people we're dealing satisfying," Krimerman added. pure research or publishing." with is the students at the "We have to start working preliminary injunction to bar The judge also ordered a For him, college was university. The only way to on a field study plan instead os implementation of the pending hearing on the merits of the academically oriented and he move the campus is to just scraping for little individual $350 annual tuition for state case before a three-judge court had traditional interests. "But demonstrate that these field studies" Wayne Blaze, a students at the University of on Jan. 7. for the last 20 years, people Connecticut. alternatives really do result in have lacked the traditional 3rd semester student and club learning," Arthur Daigon, ' Klumi nlchl said the two Blumenfeld also ruled that interest." chairman said. professor of secondary UConn undergraduates who are he would allow the suit to be "Professors are hired to be In order to reform the education and advisor to the challenging the constitutionality filed as a class action on behalf interested in education and university, Daigon suggested club, said. of the fee, failed to show it of students in similai educational processes but students begin "with the reality He told the club they would cause anyone circumstances. Included in the they're the first ones to deny of the institution you're facing. needed to experience the actual "irreparable injury." class were all undergraduate! it," Daigon said. Instead, he Use a sort of institutional judo success of alternative education The two undergraduates, receiving loan or scholarship said, graduate students should - use the weight of the rather than citing books or Michael Silver of West Hartford money for educational reasons be allowed to teach 299's he opposition to gain your own and Patricia Mulready ot papers written on the topic. said. leverage.' ^••••••^••^HH^ •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••»• * MHHr* •••♦•••••^•••••••••••••••••••••fr**-** fr ft * 1 Meeting of ALL ft ft ft * -UCONN■— VETS— i Wednesday Dec. 8 (that's today) Room 310 Commons at 4:00 P.M. Committees wll report on progress with 1) deferred tuition 2) short term loans * 3) state coaftion meetings against tuition Don't forget to sign the petition in S.U. lobby or in Room 201 Commons ALL Veterans more than welcome rtHHHHriHHWNMl**** A^••••••••^•••••••••••••******»A* ^••••••••••^••••••••»*iHH»:iHHr»*»iHHfr*T»: Wednesday, December 8,1971 Connecticut Daily Campus Page 7 'let's vote 18' reveals that half of uconn is registered siddiqi disCUSSeS pakistan More than 50 per cent of information. It is hoped to have M. M about 2,700 UConn students this drive completed by recently canvassed by the Christmas Vacation. The figures The people of East Pakistan if supposed to guarantee a committed "brutalities, the "Let's Vote 18" group, are derived from both parts of the should have the right of nation's right to nature of which is registered to vote, according to survey will determine the national self-determination, the self-determination he said. "The unprecedented in history," he Connecticut Chairman for strength of the student unofficial ambassador of the members of the U.N. must have said. Student Vote Judi Gold. registration. Issues such as the Bangla Desh told 200 persons forgotten this." But U.S. support for the If this percentage remains tuition could make a dramatic Tuesday night. The Bangla Desh is not a Bangla Desh is growing, he said, throughout the survey which difference in the numbers Mustafizur Rahman Siddiqi, "secessionist movement" he aims to reach 9,000 UConn registered. Gold said. and "Congress and the Senate compared the South Asian said. East Pakistan has not overwhelmingly support the students, it will double the democracies, Ceylon and India, seceded "because they are the national average of youth Bangla Desh." bats unexpectedly to the military dictatorship of majority." voting registration which is 25 Pakistan. Pakistanis have not Although the United States This might get "the White per cent. surprise coeds been allowed their own form of is a "great democracy", it has House back on the rack" he Gold, siad the results are government since 1947, he said. supported many "military said. due to the generally higher of st owe residence West Pakistan's Yahya Khan dictatorships or autocracies" Mrs. Chester Bowles, wife interest in politics by students was accused by Siddiqi of against democratic movements, of the former U.S. Ambassador in this state than in other parts applying military pressure to India accompanied the Are the residents of Stowe he said. of the country and the following last December's West Pakistan has speaker. A going batty? successful registration drives elections. held here this summer during Khan "reconsidered" the which 30,000 young people Tuesday night two Stowe A coeds returned from dinner and election results for four months registered, some of whom Siddiqi said. attend UConn. found a stranger in their fourth floor room. Alarmed, they Just before the new officials During the vacation there were to take office, the main will be a mailing to all students, threw a towel around him and tossed him out the window. political party of East Pakistan, who have not yet registered and the Awami Leaque, was indicated a wish to do so at According to Joan outlawed by Khan and the home. The letter will be a Jazwinski, dorm vice-president, leaders arrested for treason, he reminder and an explanation of the girls ran outside to get their said. how to register. towel and discovered it was The resistance movement The second stage of the empty. Their intruder, a dark that followed in response to the survey will begin Thursday, to brown winged bat, had flown arrest has come to be the cover the off-campus students. out. Bangla Desh, he said. AH those interested in helping Siddiqi accused West with the poll are requested to Jazwinski said Tuesday was Pakistan of economically attend the meeting Thursday 1 not the first time a bat was exploiting East Pakistan. Eighty pm, room 103 in the Student seen in Stowe A. About two percent of the wealth goes to Union. At that time they may weeks ago, one dorm resident West Pakistan, he said. sign up for the various off returned to her room from a He said he was dissapointed campus areas and receive then- date. The door was locked and "the international community survey kits. the window closed. When she considers the Pakistani struggle Those unable to attend the walked into her room she was an internal affair." (Photo by Bruce Newfeld) meeting may call Judi Gold, greeted by a bat. 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Sponsored By Hale and Ellsworth Halls at Putnam Refectory- Hilltop Cafe Refreshments Served Donation $1.00 DOWNTOWN WILLIMANTIC TUBRIDY'S Page 8 Connecticut Daily Campus Wednesday, December 8,1971 'tristan and isolde' reflects on unpopularity of opera by Douglas M. Fox operatic works. Further, one should try not The November 24 to be put off by the boorish production of Wagner's "Tristan behavior of many of the upper and Isolde" in Hartford by the and middle class types who go Connecticut Opera Association to the opera to see and be seen. affords one an opportunity to One should concentrate on the reflect on some of the reasons performance itself and not let that opera has never been the work be ruined by guilt by popular in the United States. association. If one can go to see from Warner / Reprise Opera certainly is not popular a performance of an opera with among college students in the this preparation and this PENTANGLE United States, nor do many attitude, he may be very TUPELO HONEY Alice Cooper people who take the trouble to pleasantly surprised. REFLECTION go to the opera actually The recent Hartford appreciate it. At the Hartford "Tristan" was about as good a "Tristan," for example, I was performance of the work as one surrounded by people who is likely to hear at this point in talked, noisily unwrapped history. Wagner's music has a candy, and slept. very unfortunate reputation of Opera is unpopular for a being heavy or ponderous, but number of reasons in this if one had to pick a single word country. First, and possibly to describe this music it would IMMH: WW Night / Old Ok) Woodstoc* *n> Includes Weddmj Dress Raw and Snow Killer most important, it is sung in a be sensuous, perhaps even I Wm Roo You / Mil My Woman Orrw Wise Will the Ode Be Unbroken' foreign language on almost all voluptuous! occasions, thereby making it Beyond this, as the first act SPECIAL SPECIAL SPECIAL $2.66 $3.33 $2.66 impossible for most people to of "Tristan" proves, Wagner is a understand, unless they are master of tension and forward SEALS & CROFTS FLEETWOOD MAC JCTHRO TUU / AQUALUNG connoisseurs. Although the movement. FUTURE GAMES British have discovered that The Connecticut Opera YEAR OF SUNDAY performing operas in English Association's productions are makes them a good deal more typical of the smaller American accessible to the public at large, city. In the course of a year, it there has never been any will present one performance of attempt to do this in the five or six operas, importing United States. well-known soloists to fill the Secondly, because opera is a key roles, and staffing the bastard art, that is, one that orchestra, chorus, and lesser combines acting and singing, parts with local talent. MMM: »hn*i| «* / San* if Tint Show Mi iSfflHt/ What iShamt many people find it This has worked out very unacceptable. In addition, most well so far this year, with both singers do not cut a good stage the "Tristan" and Puccini's SPECIAL $2.66 SPECIAL figure and are poor actors. "Tosca" (given October 14) Finally, opera is clearly the proving excellent productions. JMI HENDRIX preserve of the upper class in Naturally, the orchestra and James MUD this country. 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Your Authorized PANASONIC Agency MORNINGSWE STABLES 564 2585 plainfield, conn. 564 5503 Wednesday, December 8,1971 Connecticut Daily Campus Page 9 s.u. arrests result from previous incidents was asked to leave the union by arraignment Dec. 21 in baby wandering around in the observed more frequent use of security officers and Friday by Willimantic Circuit Court 11. union without supervision," he the union by Lewis, Karas and by Peggy McCarthy union management, he said. He The case goes back about said. her child, Panaia said Union The reason for the arrests noted security officers three months when student "It's been a definite Director Thomas Ahern called of two Storrs residents in the Thursday told union personnel union personnel noticed a baby problem for the people in the security who suggested a state Student Union Saturday night to call security if the couple sleeping on a couch in the union," he said. "Whenever a welfare representative, was called a combination of was seen in the union again. union lobby, Panaia said. janitor puts something up the investigate. Such a person came roany things" by Assistant Control desk operators baby takes it down." to the union to speak to Karas Union Director A. J. Panaia. Karas, the child's mother, noticed Lewis and Karas in the. arrived at "the scene the same about three and a half to four Michael Lewis, 17* and Mrs. Asked if it is the duty of union Saturday and notified the Gayle Karas, 21, both time as a security officer student union management to weeks ago, Panaia said. However, a representative of night supervisor who, according non-students, were arrested accompanied by an infirmary interfere in a mother's raising to Panaia, approached the two about 9 p.m. Saturday and nurse. The officer told Karas of her child, he said "the the State Welfare Department's protective services division, told and asked them to leave. charged with criminal the child should not be left management is totally They left, but were found trespassing in the first degree. alone again, Panaia reported. responsible for what goes on the Daily Campus Tuesday as far as she understands, the with the baby on the second They were released on a $150 "From this point union inside the union." floor of the union 20 minutes non-surety bond pending management has noticed the After union personnel Karas case was referred to the department by Karas — not the later, Panaia said. university. When he found the couple Activities The welfare worker assigned in the union again, the night to the Karas case said she supervisor contacted Panaia and willimantic Tutorial Christmas Storymlmers - department of Attention TPU: candy for the sale Is "never spoke to her." Ahern who were at the dramatic arts presents Children's In. Pick It up Wed. 9-II am. School Mrty!! Will be held Sun at 12:00. When asked if possibly Yalc-UConn basketball game in yv»tch the CDC for place and other Theatre Sat. 9:30 and II a.m.; Sun. of Nursing if you plan to sell It. the field house. Ahern said the details. Santa will be therell II, 12:30, and 2 pm In Studio another welfare representative Theatre. Call 429-2912 Found in SS • brown wallet of requested by the university matter "needed immediate Marketing Club Meeting: Thurs. unusual shape. Call 429-1322. attention," according to Panaia. night at 7 pm In SBA room 122. spoke to Karas, she said, "I Speakers and discussion on Environmental Concern meeting Ski Racing Club: meeting Wed. Dec don't think anybody's had any Between the time he called interviews and resumes. All Thurs. Dec 9, 7:30 SO 103 final 8 at 8 pm In the PE Classroom security and security arrived, welcome. plans for festival. Men's Gynasium. Those Interested In kind of contact at all," with competing with the ski team should her. the couple made arrangements attend. Ski Racing Club meeting Wed Dec. Gamma Sigma Sigma sisterhood Karas and Lewis could not to have the baby removed from I at 8:00 p.m. In P.E. Classroom, meeting at 7 pm Dec 9 In UN room the union, Panaia said. men's gymnasium - those Interested . All sisters please attend. Strike - Boycott meeting: 8 pm be reached by the Daily In competing with the ski team Tues. Humanities BUild room 143. Neither Security nor a Everyone who opposes tuition Campus Monday or Tuesday. should attend. Interested In the 1972 Presidential should come to plan mass action. The couple was asked to University spokesman would election' Come to SU 208, 7:30 Sponsored by Students Against comment to the Daily Campus Veterans meeting Wed. Dec. 8, 4 leave the union several times Wed night for panel discussion. Tuition. on the incidents leading to the p.m. Rm 310 Commons. All Vets Panel members Include: Dr. Everett and "on many occasions Welcome. arrest because they said the Ladd, Dr. Hal Abramson, Dr. Fred All those racers planning to attend honored the request," Panaia Drupp, Dr. Wayne Shannon and Mr. Sun race must come to -the Ski said. information is evidence in the Lost: Siamese kitten 4 months In Tom Howarth. Coffee and donuts Racing Club meeting Wed. at 8 in case. Physical Sci. build. Fri. Please call will be served. the PE Classroom. Last Thursday the couple 429-3854 or 429-7224. Amateur Radio Ciu'j: meeting STORRS NOW Thurs. Dec 9 at 8 p.m. SU 217. All I THRU welcome. Final meeting before WCOLLEGE 42V-6C-62 Christmas. [I J"U 10 11 PARKING JTUES. The Institute of Urban Research is DAILY 2:00 6:30 9:00 SAT-SUN. 1:30 4:00 6:30 9:00 Focus Presents Vionsorlng a colloquium on Thurs. Dec 9 at 4 p.m. in room 2-8 of the the ultimate trip SU build. Speaker will be Harold eidman, visiting professor of political science, who will speak on "Cooperative Feudalism". 20O,:ASBACE Mathematics colloquium: Professor R.D. Sldman, speaks on Mathematical models for the EEG, ODYSSET or the Brain - the mathematician's friend. 4 p.m. Thurs. Dec 9, 19 71. Beach room 44 3. COMING WED THRU TUES. DEC. 15-21 UConn Ski Club: annual ski and skate swap. Dec 7,8,9, In SU 102. Bring In your old equipment. GONE WITH THE WIND Winner of Ten G.I. Bennies . . . you earned them, C1ARKGABLE Academy Awards make sure you get them. See UConn VIVIEN LEIGH Vets, rm 201 Commons, M-W-F 10 a.m.-4 p.m. Tu-Thurs, 11 a.m.-l 2 LESLIE HOWARD OUVTAdeHAYlLLAND i p.m., 1 p.m.-3 p.m. STEREOPHONIC SOUND • METROCOLOR Unmasking the Unknown To those interested in the environment; an all day series of presentations and discussions on certain aspects of ecology has been scheduled for Jan. 8 by Environmental Concern. The featured topics will include technology (how it has fucked up the environment and how, or if, it can be useful in solving ecological problems) vocations (what is America's Leading Illusionist available to students in and out of the University) and education (what skills should be learned and A Traveling Representative UNIVERSITY what you can do with existing knowledge. with If you want to help with planning, come to Campus Crusade for Christ PHARMACY Environmental Concern meetings at 7:30, UNI SHOP PLAZA Thurdsays, in SU 103. Fri. Dec. 10th, If you know now that you will be there, it will FOR YOUR SECRET be more convenient for Environmental Concern if 3:00p.m. UConn Field House SANTA you let us know. We can be reached at 429-1403 or GIFTS FROM $1.00 UP. Tickets $2.00 at door 429-7977. VISIT OUR GIFT DEPT. Admission is free and is open to the entire FOR GIFTS FOR campus. Food plus refreshments will be provided. SPECIAL PEOPLE. $1.50 HALLMARK XMAS presold at Student Union CARDS, GIFT WRAP & RIBBON, PARTY GOODS. Page 10 Connecticut Daily Campus Wednesday, December 8,1971 Classifieds 2 large HIFI speaker sys. 3 ft. tall, Roommate(s) wanted for 2nd Roomates Wanted: 10 room house House for rent: 6 room house, 2 car Lost: I pair blue tinted contact $125 pr, 2 small speaker $35 pr, semester. Male or female. 3 bdrm In Manchester. Own bedroom, two garage, $260/month, all utilities lenses In small white case about ( auto cass. Tape player with tapes cottage on Coventry Lake. Good baths. Grads preferred. Now through Included, completely furnished. 96 wks ago - vicinity F.A. build. Call $50, Concord Mklll Tape Deck people. Call 7 42-6591. summer. 646-6624. Quarry St., Willlmantic. Call Mary Lou 456-0436. $190, Hammond Organ M3 !■• 456-1154, evenings or 220-3013. Roommates wanted: 5 bdrm house Leslie, $1300. 758-2513. Female roomate wanted for Lost: blue/gold/black double knit in Coventry. Call 74 2-9225. Wood haven Apt. Call 4 29-0(03. Lost: brown moroccan wallet at scarf. Vicinity of Holllster A and For Sale: telescope, refracting; Field House. ID'S important. Please mcMahon. Dec. Sentimentel value: equatorial mount, tripod, other Roommate Wanted: male or female return to Field House • Intramural reward offered 429-3994. accessories 614-2221. to share late model house. Own For Sale: portable Sony Stereo cassette-corder, model TC-124CS, office or L. Mended, Maplewood bdrm. $05 per mo Incl utilities and apt. 6-B. No questions asked. Think ahead: two spaces available in phone. Call 429-16 75 after 6 p.m. with accessories, twin speakers and 1966 Saab, good condition, low carrying bag. Excel cond. Call June. Two bedroom apartment - mileage, $6 50. 429409 7 after 5 429-1760. To Jamie Lang - Merry Christmas! option to renew lease. RMgevlew p.m. Wanted: female roommates to sublet From your Secret Santa. Apt. 429-1(31. apt 2nd semester at Walden. $75 For Sale: 35 mm Mamrya-sekor, 19(3 Ford 2 door. Qelexle, needs eech Incl all utilities. Call 429-1064. 1000 OTL camera, Interchangeable Ride wanted: to Colorado for two Lost: a blue (dark blue, light blue, heating system work or for parts. lens, five months old, new $225, people for Christmas vacation. Ask black) ski hat between West campus Best offer over $75. 429-1510. To rent: Immediate occupancy 4 now $175. Call 429-1370. for Bettlna 429-6931. and North campus near Hillside Dr. bdrm furnished apt 5 min to Please call 4 29-7 7 71. Thanks. Metal skis for tale: head standard. campus. Call 429-2622 between 5 Apartment to sublet from Feb. to 200 cm, cable bindings $35. and 0 p.m. Puerto Rico Inter session $100 Incl. I'm looking for two riders on 429-0602. June with option for Sept. 2 miles from campus $155/month. roundtrlp fare and hotel (double) 7 December 15. Final destination Is Male roomate wanted: have own 429-0503. nights. Call 429-0617 or 423 2345. Washington D.C. please contact Hand-made fine leather clothing: room 1 mile off campus. 1 month Lincoln at 429-9305 or ext 2(4. made In home • no o^tmr heed • security. For further Info, call Stereo for Sale - Realistic set - Inexpensive: moccasins, vests, skirts, For Sale: 22" Zlldjlan Cymbal 429-7371. 429-9409. Ask for Bernle. Garrard turntable - dust cover • Wanted: one center for the hats, pocketbooks, many more. good deal. Call 429-3311 x 1630. University of Connecticut basketball Glenn 429-3411. Take over lease: two bedroom Mr. Poobeh, a band. 429-9409. team. Must be 6 "8 or taller. Must be apartment 4 miles to UConn. For Sale: 1963 VW camper. Needs agile, and must be a UConn For Sale: eplphone FTSS 12-strlng $105/month utilities Included. Call For Sale: VW squareback In good transmission work, otherwise very undergrad. Please apply for position guitar with case. Paul 429-3401. 429-5 716 between 1 a.m. and 12 good condition. Call 429-0337 and with the UConn athletic noon. running condition $700. 429-40(5 or 429-3311 ext. 1455. leave message for Mitch. department. Lost: gold men's ring with blrthstone (Feb. bltthstone). In Wanted: place to live for 2nd vicinity of N lot to SU across SU semester and maybe summer. Call mall to SBA. SBA across Hawley 456-0424 ask for Annette. If not Activities Field to Humanities. Reward If home leave message. found and returned. Call Ron Finance Club: meeting. Topic: Draft counseling - Wednesdays 2-5, The German Club celebrates 429-6694. Wanted: apartment to rent or sublet Venture Capital. Speaker David (-10 and by appointment. Storrs Christmas Dec. 9 at 7:30 in for spring semester by Grad student OePetriiio, Vice President, Autek Community House. International House with a medieval Lost: brown wallet In Field House. couple. CaH (72-9(05 after 6:00 Corp. Wed. the (th, 7:30 p.m. SBA nativity play. Songs, refreshments. Please call Paul Koches 429-6010. p.m. 321. Movement Council presenta Alfred Make your Christmas a little Hitchcock's "Torn Curtain" plus merrier I For Sale: muskrat coat, worn 2 19(5 Belalr - mechanically ok, 2(3, Freshman In the School of Nursing selectes shorts. Fri. Dec 10 In L.S. winters. Kept in cold storage. $450. snow tires, new brakes and battery. are invited to meet with Deen Gill 154 at 7 p.m. and 10 p.m. Sat. Dec Important meeting of VAF Thurs., New - sUe 12. Can 429-7470 after 3 Best Offer. 429-3463. and faculty Dec (th from 7 to 9 11 In L.S. 154 at 7 p.m. and 10 Commons 217 to vote on p.m. p.m. room 217, Commons. p.m. resolutions passed at national RoofTMjfk wanted: to share small convention. Attend and have a voice Must Sell: 1962 Rambler Standard house on Route 195, Mansfield Dance with Santa at the Xmas folk In YAF's policy. shift. Good condition (snow tires Center. 423-5161 between 5-6:30 Stenton Friedman lectures on dance party Wed. night 9:30-11:30 "Flying Saucers are Real". Thurs. Included) $100. Call 429-0294 prn. ^^ at Hawley Armory. Refreshments Meeting Wad. Dec (. 8:00 p.m. for evenings. Dec 9 VDM 8:00. Free tickets In will be served. BOG office - Commons 319 3-5 all Interested in getting movements Christmas Trees: all sizes $4.00 speakers like Stew Albert, Buleah Wanted: female roomate to share 2 Qjm. Skating Club: Dues must be paid by eech. Cut yourself a native tree on 12-7 (Tues. group) or 12/9 Thurs. Sanders, Ken Welnglass. CaH bedroom apartment 5 minutes from Woodland Rd. Between Gurleyvllle - 4 2 9-266 9 for further Information. UConn. Orad student preferred. Woorwood Hill. 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. A '"Lecture Demonstration in group. 1-646-5624. ..and 423-6250 429-2032. Modern Dance" will be presented by A petition sponosred by the UConn Orchesls on Thurs. and Fri. nights at Meeting for all those Into getting together a community center for vets supporting Sen. McGovern's Lost: blue/gold/black double knit For Sale: sofa- $20.00, excellent (:15 p.m. in the Studio Theatre, proposed Gl Bill will be available scarf. Vicinity of Holllster A •*- condition. 429-29(4. Dept. of Dramatic Arts. Students Storrs - meeting Dec 9 Thurs. ( p.m. SSI IS. for signatures Dec 6,7,8 In SU McMahan Dec. I. Sentimental value: and Faculty are welcome. Lobby. Reward offered. 4 29-3994. Wanted - Live In student-exhcange Ski Club: meeting Wed. Dec 0 7:30 babysitting, housekeeping for room Women's Treck Club needs women. room 102. Very short organizational UConn Vets meeting Dec (, 4 p.m. 1962 Econoline Phone Co. Van: and board. Excellent food, own Sign In before Christmas vacation at rm 310 Commons. We're getting new clutch, wheel bearings, exhaust, meeting for ski trips. New members room, good company. 2nd semester Hawley Armory. A great way to get welcome. results. Make this meeting . . . it's battery. Runs good, body excellent. -429-0037. In sheoa. to your benefit. ■ ■ First offer of $400. Dan Dall. ext. 29 7 UConn. %/w^»v»^v< Education Report: If you have a THE UNIVERSITY OF CONNECTICUT 1971 1972 previously ignored complaint about FRI. DEC. 10 the University of Connecticut and you would like to have It included In our report to the State Legislature, please send it to: Education Report, Box 1316 celebrate with vs\ Hartford, CT. 06101. Christmas Suggestions: boots, denim L,kJI IL,v3M l-o shirts, leans, fringe jackets, vests, moccasins, handbags - all horse and MUSIC • DANCE • THEATRE rider supplies and square dance Opening of clothes. Colonial Stables • off route 44-1/2 west of 44 A, Ashford, CT. 429-6022. Minutes from UConn. CINDERELLA Puerto Rican House — Viardot CYCLE FILM Monday THE (La Casa Borinquena) December METROPOLITAN 13 OPERA Daytona STUDIO 7:00 p.m. Open House 9-5 Dance: 8:00 p.m. Refreshments ENSEMBLE Roadrace Jorgensen Theatre, A special children's performance Triumph Production Storrs Joe Acosta and Orchestra with refreshments 20 min. color sound film English Text & Piano accompaniment Soul Syndicate Full costume Thursday 7:30 SU 101 Tickets: $2.50 Students $1 7b Sponsored By UConn Bienvenidos Todos! Motorcycle Qub •OPERA#OPERA#OPERA«OPERA#OPERA#OPERA' *^^^^^^MAAA^M^M^^0*a«*a'WVWMWM^*AM DON PASQUALE - Donizetti Tuesday THE December METROPOLITAN 14 OPERA Tonight at Shaboo STUDIO B: 15 p.m. ENSEMBLE Jorgensen Theatre, Italian comic opera - The different Storrs a perennial favorite English Text sound of Piano accompaniment Full costume Tickets: $2.50 'A Roomful of Blues' Students $1.75 - no cover or minimum tonight •OPERA,OPERA,OPERA#OPERA*OPERA#OPERA# I. D. s Please Tickets are now on sale at the Jorgensen Auditorium Box Office, Storrs, Connecticut 06268. Mail orders will be accepted. No ThiS Weekend R.C.A Recording Group "Al phone reservations. Please send a self-addressed stamped envelope and make all checks payable to The University of Connecticut. Wednesday, December 8,1971 Connecticut Daily Campus Page II two student union arrests are subject of bog meeting v.d. is discussed on whus i. m- u *u A a „„„ questionable place, you should hosted by Markle and guest The Board of Governors Monday Board meeting. by Elizabeth A. Byrne j£J JJJJ to WHUS Tuesday commentator William St. will conduct a special meeting The bill, titled, "Who was George. Mike Tarcinale, a the Student Union built for Have sex lately? If your night, Wednesday at 3 p.m. to discuss sexual activities were with one Venereal diseases were former Naval Hospital anyway . . . "?", calls for the the arrest of two Storrs you didn't know, or were in a discussed on Dialogue 91 Corpsman of five and a half residents in the Student Union formation of a five-member years, explained the symptoms, Saturday. "Student Union Policy Board" dangers, and cures for the "We have no definite plans which would determine "all election results various diseases. at the moment — we just want policy for the Student Union." You can have syphilis, and to see what is going on," BOG "We didn't feel we could not even know it, Tarcinale give support because the first The results of the Associated Student President Stephen Zielinski said. Governments fall election Tuesday are as follows: said. The symptoms disappear Michael Lewis, 17, and Mrs. time we heard about it was the after a time and the disease Gayle Karas, 21, were arrested beginning of the meeting. We In the senior class, John Pacheco, a write-in enters a latent stage, where it about 9 p.m. in the union only had an hour to think candidate is president and Paul Devine is vice can affect the liver, the spleen, snack bar Saturday and charged about it," Zielinski said. president. the heart, and all the body's with criminal trespassing in the Another reason for not Karen Warseck was elected junior class internal organs. first degree. giving immediate support to president and Lois Ryan vice president. The first sign is a painless Richard Gusenberg, former Gusenberg's proposed bill was For the sophomore class, Linda Sokolowski sore having a hard ridge Student Senate chairman and the fact that all board members was voted president and Frank Shor vice surrounding it, he said. This is maker of the bill to be were not present at the president. called a chancre or lesion, presented at Wednesday's meeting, he said. BOG will also Ted Krajewski was voted freshman class found on the area of contact Senate meeting asked the BOG discuss the bill at its meeting about a week after contact and to support his bill at their Wednesday. president and Dennis Leary was voted as vice disappears after two weeks, he president. Freshman senators are James Sullivan explained. history text aims at objectivity and Larry Rutenberg. The second stage is in the The referendum question, "Should the ASG form of a rash which looks like A University of Connecticut publishers indicated the 850 constitution be amended such that the chicken pox or an allergy, he historian is the co-author of a page illustrated volume - - requirements for ASG President and said. It can occur from three new book designed to provide though competitively priced - - Vice-President be changed from 60 minimum months to three years after high school students with a cost them more to produce actual contact, and can only be balanced and objective picture than any other. credits, 2.2 q.pj. and a year previous service in the Senate to 45 minimum credits, 2.0 q.p.r. and detected by a blood test. of American history. Gonorrhea is detected by a Curry explained the book The book, by Dr. Richard previous service in the Senate?" was supported white pus around the genital covers not only the tradition 0. 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Sat 9:30-6 WEEKDAYS 9:30-9 BOOKSTORE THURS. 9:30-9 SAT. 9:30-6 •••• Page 12 Connecticut Daily Campus Wednesday, December 8, 1971 husky teams in action today The UConn sports calendar preliminary game. Freshmen icemen host has an unusually busy day, The Husky grapplers travel Burillville at 4:00 p.m. today, as virtually all teams are to Hartford for a dual meet prized pigskins SKBT involved in mid-week action. engagement at the University of OlamjMfi Heading the list is a Hartford at 7:30 p.m. The UConn-Fairfield basketball winless hockey players will presented to game. Tip-off time at the Field attempt to break the victory House is set for 8 p.m. Coach ice, playing Babson away at husky gridders by David Solomon 'Dee' Rowe's cagers are 8:30 p.m. Among football underdogs to a team which presentations made at the The UConn basketball team gets back into action tonight against Fairfield, and one has to be a bit skeptical about the handed the Huskies a 88-72 The varsity swimmers have annual UConn football banquet, loss, last season. The freshmen a home opener against New last Sunday night at the outcome. Fairfield was defeated by a talented Fordham hoopsters will host the Fairfield Hampshire at 3:00 p.m. in Faculty-Alumni Center, were University team on Dec. 4 by two points after leading Fordham frosh in a 6:00 p.m. Brundage Pool., and the six footballs symbolic of six by as many as 13 points with about ten minutes to go. The glorious Saturdays for Husky same Fordham squad routed Yale by nearly 30 points earlier in athletes on the gridiron this the season. The Huskies edged the Yalies by two points in an talented trackmen set for year. exciting thriller, here last Saturday night. The footballs were given to Fairfield is not a big team, but they're quick, especially another outstanding season outstanding performers in each guards; George Groom, who has a 23 ppg. average so far this individual game. year, and his running mate, Bob Kelly. Sprinter Dean Schacter of Lou Allen received the By Mike Muska In order for the Huskies to win, the offense must start to Uniondalc, N.Y., middle game ball for the Huskies for In recent years, winning and generate a better scoring attack than they have shown in their distance aces Paul McDonough his efforts in the 28-21 New indoor track have become previous play. Another 6-22 night by Al Vaughn will greatly of Braintrce, Mass., and Steve Hampshire win. The sophomore synonomous for Connecticut's dampen the Huskies chances. The defense did a commendable King of Attleboro, Mass., and appropriately gave the ball to highly successful coaching duo job against Yale, but it will have to be at least as good tonight. of Bob Kennedy and Bill distance stars Gene Forbes of coach Bob Casciola, since the Kellchcr. Stratford and Dan Lass of Port game marked the initial victory The question arises over the physical condition of Doug Undefeated the last three Jcrvis, N.Y., should help the for Casciola as head coach. Melody. The captain suffered a bruise on his back against the years and boasting a nineteen Husky cause. All are freshmen. The 21-7 Maine ball went Elis, Saturday. Melody did an outstanding job harrassing, meet win skein, the 120 man Both Coach Kennedy and to Senior Bobby Warren. Junior stealing and handling the ball. Melody should get the starting Husky squad hopes to continue Kelleher look to the season kicker Bob Innis received the nod on Groom, but he will have to be 100% to effectively stop with more of the same behind with optimism. As Coach 3-3 UMass ball. Innis kicked the the 6-2 junior. senior Co-Captains Jay Sher and Kennedy says, "I believe the tying 37 yard field goal with The excessive number of turnovers has troubled UConn in Vic Radzevich. Sher, out of payoff in our building program less than 6 seconds to go in the first two games. The team has committed 53 turnovers, and Woodbridge, NJ., will lead the is starting to show. We are that game. UConn won't be able to give the Stags that many opportunities 600 and anchor the mile relay. beginning to get the Senior Al Akowitz received and still expect to win. Radzevich, cx-UConn football outstanding individual, the the 14-10 B.U. ball, while The small size of the Fairfield team could be important in great from Harwinton, will lead potential All-American. Many senior Jim Pisciottano copped the final outcome. The Huskies have been outrebounded handily a strong Husky contingent in of our records should go this the 10-6 Rhode Island pigskin. against Dartmouth and Yale, but the two Ivy Leaguers are both the pole vault. Radzevich and winter. The final 24-17 Holy Cross ball physically bigger than the Stags. his school record of I5'0" may "The team is probably went to Senior Vinnie Russell. If Uconn can play a ball-control game and maintain a tough receive a severe test, however, much deeper than 1 think," he defense, we might possibly see an upset. However, the season is from junior John Acosta of continued. "Our first men in announcements sfill young, the team is inexperienced, and it's probably too Norwich, 1969 Connecticut high many events are so good, that The UConn Rugby Club early to expect the hoopsters to put it all together. The Pick - - school champ. our second and third men will meet Thursday, FAIRFIELD BY 7. Two-time All-American Al appear weak by comparison, December 9 at 7:30 p.m. Playing at home should help the Huskies' chances for Paliwoda of New Britain will though many would be stars in in the Physical Education victory. UConn has one of the best basketball crowds in New lead a powerful weight crew. Ir years past." England. Those who make it to the game, can expect another a practice meet last weekend Coach Kelleher sees the classroom. exciting UConn basketball game, as witnessed by the 4,400 Paliwoda threw the 35 lbs. season as "one full of surprises, Tickets are available for rabid fans this past Saturday night against Yale. weight 64*11", three feet more with many potential Wednesday night's WHUS (91.7 FM) will carry the game live, beginning at 7:50 than the existing school record. point-getters being heard from p.m. He will be backed up in this as the season progresses. There basketball game with event by a promising freshmen, is more cohesion on this team Fairfield and Saturday's Andy Bessette of Cumberland, than in past years. We have a game with Vermont. They R.I. Sophomore Rich l.owd of team that knows how to do a may be purchased at the Groton joins Paliwoda to give job and do it well. I believe we athletic ticket office Connecticut a strong one-two should have a most successful located in the Field House, punch in the shot put. season." from 9 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Few adjectives can properly The Connecticut squad, at There will be a ski describe the performances of 120 men the largest in New Kngland, will host Yale and instructors meeting in the UConn junior Ron Kvans of Physical Education Wolcott. Kvans reigned as the Holy Cross in its season opener premier decathlon performer ol' here Saturday. classroom, Wednesday the Fast last spring until December 8 at 6:30 p.m. sidelined by an injury. Kvans was also New Kngland and Yankee Conference champion in the high jump, establishing a ONE FOR THE ROAD University standard of 6'9". lie will also be the Huskies leading Take the Hitch out of Hiking performer in the long jump and in Jeans shoes hurdles. Ron will be pressed to the limit in the high jump by b teammate Bob Marceau of * TKcmCVhPArv. Rome, N.Y., runner-up to Kvans in the conference. Versatile freshman Bricn Lindner of Daricn will also push Kvans in the high jump, as well as in the long jump and hurdles. Defending Yankee ^W\ Conference champion Connecticut will compliment its field event squad with a balanced running attack. Juniors Bill Parkton of Wappinger Falls, N.Y., and Jon Lender of New Canaan will lead a veteran sprint team. Sophomores Brian Bassaline of Uniondalc, NJ., Mike Daley of Wappinger Falls, N.Y., and Paul 1 ' ^ Boyle, a New Kngland finalist k. .L in the 600 as a freshman out of Willimantic, Conn. Old Say brook, Conn. Cranston, R.I., will join Capt. 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