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Vol. LXXIVNo. 115 University of Connecticut Friday, April 10,1981 Columbia to blast off CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. 6:50 a.m.—Launch, two Ocean for recovery and second time, raising Colum- operation of payload bay (UPI)—Here are the key solid boosters and three reuse. bia's path to a safe, circular doors.They are in their 3rd events of the first orbital test main engines firing. 6:58 a.m.—The three 150-mile-high orbit. orbit at this point. A decision flight for the space shuttle 6:52 a.m.—The burned main engines shut down, 8:10 a.m. - Astronauts to return would have a retro- Columbia, based on a launch out solid propellant booster placing Columbia in a path open payload by doors to ex- fire at 1:53 p.m. with landing today. All times subject to rockets separate and ranging from 92 to 16 miles pose the ship's freon an hour later at Edward change. parachute into the Atlantic high. radiators to space. Partial AFB, Calif. 6:59 a.m.—The now- live TV coverage, beginning 1:12 p.m. Orbital empty external propellant at 8:25 a.m. The door- maneuvering engines fire a tank separates, to re-enter opening operation and third time, raising hight the atmosphere and break up associated tests of the point of orbit to 173 miles. with debris landing in the closing mechanism takes 1 This operation performed Indian Ocean, short of hour. A failure in the closing automatically by computer. Australia. apparatus would force a 1:56 p.m. - Orbital 7:01 a.m.—Orbital return to. Earth on the fifth maneuvering engines fire maneuvering rockets fire, orbit. again, this time manually push Columbia into path 9:10 a.m. - Astronauts controlled. Raises low point ranging from 150 to 61 miles. receive 'go-no go' for of orbit to 173 miles. 7:34 a.m.—Orbital mission beyond fifth orbit. 4:10 p.m. -Six-minute maneuvering rockets fire a This is based primarily on televised status report from astronauts.
'Howwouldyou like a tile? By CARL GLENDENING "Just walked out the door and DAN HATCH with it," he replied, "people TITUSVILLE, Fla.—The do it all the time." kid was doing all right selling his gold spray- "What part of the ship painted plastic replicas of does it come from?" I said. the space shuttle across the street from Imperkl "Let's see... what were Towers, the town landmark. the numbers on it? I don't have it here, but I can get it. But his older friend said Tell you what, I'll give you a there may be something pin as a souvenir that 1 use more interesting for sale . to..." He then described in than the cypress slabs and T- great detail a process to fill shirts the other peddlers gaps between the tiles that were displaying to a steady measure meer thousandths flow of traffic up to U.S. of an inch. Route 1. "What else do you do for "How would you like a- Rockwell" I said. tile?" he said. "Gimme* "Cut patterns, RTV them $150 and it's yours." in place, frizzy... " he said. "OfftheshuttIe?"Isaid. I interrupted to clear up "That's right. If you don't the jargon. "What is friz- believe me, I'll show you my zy?" security clearance for Rock- well International," he said, "Oh, it's this type of and removed his wallet. nomex felt they put along the payload bay doors where the His name was right there heat isn't so great. Do you next to the corporate logo, know the difference between complete with official initials the black and white tiles?" and date. How did he hap- he asked, as his voice faded. pen to get access to the heat- resistant tiles when it's "Hell, what am I telling almost impossible to get into you this for, because nobody Kennedy Space Center, let including me is going to sell alone take something from a tile. I can get in trouble for there? selling government proper- ty," he said. "I work in that depar- tment. My job is cutting pat- "Well, seeing how you terns for the tiles, every one work in the program every of them is different, you week are you going to watch know. They're made out of the launch tomorrow mor- silica and you can just about ning?" I asked. break them with a pencil they're so brittle. Mine's all "Maybe if I happen to get cracked." up on time," he said. "The Sunday landing is what I "So you still haven't told want to see because if that C/-0 Q " vj me how you got it out," I thing makes it my job is cer- said. tified for the next 14 years. Going into orbit. Page 2 The Connecticut Daily Campus, Friday, April 10,1981 9t*JfMJHV LETTERS Remember when Now they're 200 Americans getting shot New lots shouldn't be built everyday in To the editor: America The University of Connecticut was established in 1881 as the Storrs Agricultural School. As a university student, I am opposed to the ad- ministration's proposal of building metered parking lots over the cited land areas of central campus. The areas affec- ted would be the remainder of Hawley Armory field and the open space between the School of Business and Hall Dorm. The administration's reasoning: the lots will provide ad- ditional parking spaces for people coming from off-campus who use the library, Co-op, and Benton Museum. Students have forgotten how much open space the new library and Co-op have already taken from the campus. By coveting this land with asphalt, much of the University's beauty will be lost. Present parking lots for off-campus students are within walking distance of central campus and a fine bus system is also available. An escort service is provided for students in need, and should be taken advan- tage of. Staff lot 8. located by the field house, is an excellent lot for night library use. In the past. I've seen proposals initiated in the name of "student accomodation" whose benefits ultimately flow to Searching for a real choice? the faculty and administration. Just how many of these parking spots will have reserve boards posted for staff use? One of the main reasons why my parents and I chose The controversy surrounding the decision to tities of alcohol. Anticipating large demand, UConn for my continuing education was it's rural setting. I convert Wright B into a special interest the restaurant manager said they will install a I had wanted increased traffic flow and pavement beneath dormitory has upset a number of people, permanent tap in the dormitory kitchen. mv feet, I would have chosen a school in a city. including the student government and the Deviant House -This dormitory would be open Mark C. McGinley displaced residents. Other dormitories are to all students who cannot control their sexual beginning to get nervous. Are they next? urges. The founders feel that if all these The whole issue of setting up residence halls deviants are identified and tagged, the Letters policy which cater to the needs of certain groups is campus would be safer and entertainment All letters submitted for publication must be typewritten not a new idea. Our Office of Residential Life could, be provided to keep them amused. and double -spaced. They must not exceed 250 words. The maintains that these dormitories increase the Movies and waterbeds are features; lights out Daih Campus reserves the right to edit for space, libel and options available to campus residents, since at sundown. grammar. Submissions must include the name and phone they will now have a choice: to live with a IDC -2 - Intentional Drug Community would number of the author. Students should include their majors cross-section of students or with those of the house students here to either learn and and semester standings, while staff should mention their same major. experiment with drugs or finance their University affiliation. Mail to Box IJ-I89. Storrs. Conn. education through drug sales. The dorm 0b2bH. letters may be hand-delivered tq 121 North would have a lifetime subscription to High Eaglevillf Road Monday through Friday from 10 a.m. to 4 Doug Fisher Times magazine. p.m. Jock House -A special project backed by the athletic department, this dorm would have no Alternative Living walls or ceilings, to eliminate cramped (Einutrrttrut Daily (Campus quarters. Eight meals a day would be served Many students cry foul, though. Allowing and a Universal Gym would be set up in the SERVING STORRS SINCE 1896 special interest dorms, they say, is the first basement. step toward segregation by not only academic Homosexual House - Sponsored by the Gay Editor in Chief A ssociate Sports Editor field, but by race, religion and even the kind Alliance and the Lesbian Collective, this dorm Ken Koepper David Krechevsky of activities they enjoy. would contain no closets. Wine and cheese Managing Editor Circulation Manager Students angry over the Wright B situation parties and rap sessions nightly. Dan Alexander John Driscoll believe the dormitory residents were given no Senior house - A secret project by the Class Business Manager choice and too little notice. Production Manager of '81 Club to provide a dormitory dedicated Graeme Brown Sue Kerwin But next fall, Wright B will be Laboratory solely to non-academic pursuits. Anyone Science Hall. The proposal, started by six Assistant Business Assistant Production found studying or doing anything besides Manager Manager science faculty members and supported by having a good time, complaining, or occasion- .. , . ■ Susan Koch Mary Cosgrove 140 students, will reach fruition - a dormitory AVWA Editors ally applying for jobs would be evicted. Wire Editors encouraging the study of sciences with Doug Fisher Freshman House - Designed with first Robert Nelligan residents in kind. LisaSten/a experiences in college partying in mind, this Assistant News Editors Liz Lavigne Of course, the idea of providing Special dorm would contain a vomitory to complement Kim Harrison Classifieds Manager dorms is a terrific idea, if handled correctly. the bathrooms on each floor. Curious as to whether any more "Wright B" Jeff Hood Karen Urbank Senior Writer Ad Manager schemes are in the works, I took the liberty of Also, an ambitious proposal from the School of Business would convert McMahon, Shippee Kathleen Cofek Sandy Johansen snooping through ORL's classified "Requests for Special Interest Dormitories" file. and Buckley Halls into offices to give business Arjs Editor Photography Manager Rob Obie I'm pleased to report, as a firm believer in students an idea of that it's like to work and JimLofink sleep in huge office buildings prior to A ssistant A. ts Editor Photographers offering as many different places for students to live as possible, that due to the Wright B graduation. Tony Manzo Ben I.evitan precedent, the file is now thick with sugges - Sports Editors Evan Roklen Buried in the file was a suggeston scrawled Kevin Hutson Office Manager tions. Residents will soon have so many on a ragged piece of paper asking for a Charlie Vachris Lois McLean unique dorms to choose from, deciding "General Dorm." This strikingly boring where to live will replace settling on a major proposal detailed a residence hall that would as the toughest decison of a UConn student's be set aside on the outskirts of campus for MM ami career. those non-descript individuals who have no S~oc* ctoM ■»•<•«• o~e M Mm. Conn. OUM PuMtohM t>y MM CwwiHHm O+ty Cwnprt. to. U 1M. Mood., Itwwvgh MM* M I* 11/M. 1M lo 1SM. 1)HMM4M«M For example: particular special interest. Submitted by some Oth*> •dlllefM 14 11/11. VT UmaWM 203 4« ti»« DOONESBURY by Garry Trudeau INSPIRATION RICK, I'M AFRAID FOR TODAY ME'RE 60/N6 TO HOW PRJNCB CHARLES SO W RATHER JJ*£S.\ THATMI6HT HAVE TO COMB COMB? 15 6ETT1H6MAR- 50? ouReuesrsm&rr OPUimiAmu RJEP0N7HS I AUINTHEPEN ***** MTCHINGT.V. THEP&SSURS QtTB I SAMS MY. I ^^ OFF "Everything has just been charging along smoothly. It's looking great." Donald S lav ton, space shuttle 4IO flight test program manager The Connecticut Daily Campus, Friday, April 10,1981 Page 3 Tuition increases under fire Representatives of state crease tuition to help balance creases of 20 to 25 percent Waterford, the chairwoman "The colleges have students criticized proposals the state budget. approved within the past few of the General Assembly's received no assurances that for tuition increases under Arthur Marinelli, a weeks by the boards of Appropriations Subcommit- any of the additional dollars consideration • at state student-elected member of trustees for the state tee on Higher Education and collected will return to colleges, charging that in- the Board of Trustees for the colleges were a result of Rep. Yorke Allen, R-New benefit students," said dividual legislators are regional community communications from Rep. Canaan, a member of the Marinelli. All tuition collec- pressuring the colleges to in- colleges, said tuition in- Janet Polinsky, D.- subcommittee. ted at the state's public colleges and University now go directly at the state's General Fund. "As a result, costs will increase to studen- ts and the money will be used to help pave the roads and run the prisons," Marinelli said. John Soltis, a student member of the state Btfard of Higher Education, said students will oppose the in- creases when they are con- sidered by the Board of • Higher Education this mon- th. All increases in tuition must be approved by the board. Student trustee Steven Donen.said any increases in tuition or fees make it in- creasingly difficult for lower- and middle-income students to afford higher education. CHERYL HAYDEN JAMES KANN "With major cutbacks in student financial aid being proposed by the Reagan ad- ministration at the federal level, this is not the time for USG candidates debate our state government to take any action which will make a By JUDY BENSON crease security on campus of central committee from minority affairs, while Kann higher education less ac- Cheryl Hayden and James improving lighting and nine to 25 members would be said it is the responsibility of cessible to the citizens of Kann, candidates for chair- having the University police more effective. the USG chairperson to meet Connecticut," Donen said. manship of the Un- on walking patrols. Hayden will continue the with minority groups. dergraduate Student Gover- Kann also said he was in present central committee's Also at the debate were nment for the 1981-1983 favor of improved lighting on stand against tripling in three of the five candidates school year, Thursday campus. He said USG must rooms originally designated for positions on the USG cen- debated issues such as publicize its activities more for two occupants because tral committee. All of the Weather tripling, minority represen- than it has so students would most students are opposed to candidates will be elected tation on the student gover- be aware of what USG can do it. Kann said the ad- because five positions are nment and ways of for them. Many are unaware ministration should make vacant. Sunny today, highs 60 educating the student body of the funding capabilities triples available only Of the eight students run- to 65. Fair tonight, lows about USG. for student organizations, he through room draw, so that ning for membership on the 40 to 45. Partly sunny and In the debate, presided by said. no one is housed there finance committee, three at- windy Saturday, highs in Coordinator of Research and Both candidates said they unless they choose to be. tended the debate—Janet the 60s. Southwest winds Development Alan Driscoll. support the newly-approved Hayden is in favor of McSally, Kathy McAuliffe 15 to 25 mph and gusty, Hayden said she would try to USG constitution because creating a subcommitte and Mike Lally. Five shifting to northwest early have the administration in- the expanded membership within USG to deal with positions are vacant. tonight. Spokebenders beat UGonn team [UConn joins college By BRUCE PERLROTH care of the height advantage Spokebenders spotted the Playing basketball in a of a Thompson and Kuczen- All-Stars 20 points before the exchange program wheelchair is not the sort of ski. game got underway. Corny Thompson had his A student exchange agreement, effective this fall, among six style one would find in the The game is played accor- New England universities, will enable students at any of the ding to NCAA rules, but the doubts as to whether his NBA. Then again, no team in schools to have accessto the full range of resources and talent basic difference is the use of team ever had a chance of the NBA would ever be available at all of the institutions. foolish enough to play again- wheels instead of legs. And winning. "We're just out to The announcement was made by the Council of Presidents of st the Connecticut there was . one more have fun and enjoy the the six New England Land Grant Universities -UConn, the Spokebenders. difference last night —the game," he said. University of Maine-Orono, the University of Massachusetts, The Spokebenders, an the University of Rhode Island and the University of Vermont. amateur basketball team Under the program, gradual.- and undergraduate students composed of handicapped at any of the six institutions will be able to transfer to any of men, took on the UConn All- the other state universities to take advantage of specific Stars here Thursday night at courses or specialized resources not available at their home the Field House. campuses. The All-Stars, coached by The council hopes it will help the six schools to develop former UConn basketball programs in parallel to build interlocking and complementary standout Jim Abromaitis, strengths. boasted such players as Cor- To participate, students will have to identify a program of ny Thompson, Bruce Kuc- study related to their area of academic interest and obtain zenski and Jim Sullivan. approval from both their home and host campuses. The That didn't seem to help exchanges can be as long as two academic semester, which their cause any, as the need not be consecutive. Spokebenders defeated them in overtime, 70-68. To be eligible, undergraduate students must have completed "Very seldom does any their freshman years and have at least a 2.5 grade point able-bodied team beat us," average. Dick Lallier, coach of the Students participating in the exchange program will Spokebenders said. "Since continue to pay their tuition and most required fees to their the chair is considered part home campuses. Only room and board charges, where of the player, any contact applicable, and some health and student activity fees will be with it by a member of the paid to the host institution. opposite team is considered Students who desire additional information can contact the a foul," team captain Bill Dombrowski said. This took JIM SULLIVAN Office of Academic Affairs. I Page 4 The Connecticut Daily Campus, Friday, April 10,1981 UConn Co-op Board of Directors Election APRIL 14th & 15th BALLOT 1981 UNIVERSITY OF CONNECTICUT COOPERATIVE CORPORATION BOARD OF DIRECTORS ELECTION Cast your vote by blackening the appropriate boxes of your choice then place ballot in the ]^llQtbpx^rq>nded. STUDENTS: Vote for 4 Ira Feigenbaum - Class of 1984 Paul Fitzgerald • Class of 1983 Diane Gonick • Class of 1983 Michelle Hubert - Class of 1984 rum Jayne Hies - Class of 1984 Howard Katz • Class of 1984 JI Louis LaBarba III • Class of 1983 Craig Lund • Class of 1983 Ronald Paoe - Graduate Student Bob Prottas Graduate Student Christine Schneider - Class of 1983 Stephen Williams • Class of 1983 Gregory Zelif f • Class of 1983 NON-STUDENTS: Vote for 3 G.Lantry Brooks-Physics Department, Hartford Branch Dwight Damon-Physics Department Harry Johnson-School of Business Administration Peter Laplaca-School of Business Administration Lewis Tucker-School of Business Administration All members vote for all positions • 4 Students and 3 Non- Students. Voting for more than 4 students and/or 3 non- students will invalidate the ballot. /* On April 14th, Commuters will vote in the Student Union. On April 15th, Undergraduate students will vote in various dorms on campus. Non-student members and graduate students will vote at the Co-op on April 14th & 15th from 8:30-5:00. Ad of April 9th contained errors. This is a Corrected version. The Connecticut Daily Campus, Friday, April 10,1981 Page 5 Reagan to 'come off the bench' WASHINGTON(UPI)— Reagan himself appeared statement said doctors had The president also signed leaves the hospital. He will President Reagan, eager to leave the confines of taken Reagan off one an- several documents, in- have to forego his favorite promising to "suit up and the hospital, where he has tibiotic and discontinued the cluding one calling for a pastimes of chopping wood come off the bench as soon been recuperating since physical therapy exercises lowering of the flags in honor and riding horses for awhile, as possible," should return March 30 from a gunshot he has been doing for his of Gen. Omar Bradley, the they said. to the White House this wound to the chest. damaged lung. last five-star general, who O'Leary said Reagan weekend, his doctors said "I promise to 'suit up' and "This is the president's died late Wednesday. should be able to put in Thursday. come off the bench as soon best day yet," said Reagan's The White House also said several hours a day of work "I think it looks pretty cer- as possible," he wrote personal physician, Dr. Reagan was "very pleased" in the Oval Office "within a tain he will be out this House Republican leader Daniel Ruge. by an announcement the week or 10 days." weekend," said Dr. Dennis Robert Michel in a note Reagan hosted a flurry of NATO defense ministers O'Leary, spokesman for saying he was "delighted" visitors throughout the day- had warned the Soviet Union Doctors have recommen- George Washington Univer- by the progress of his Michel, Senate Democratic that military intervention ded that he start out with a sity Medical Center. economic recovery program. leader Robert Byrd of would have "profound im- half day workload at most. Acting press secretary Doctors said the president Virginia and Treasury plications" for East-West Speakes said Reagan Larry Speakes said the has been fever-free for the Secretary Donald Regan, relations. probably will do most of his departure date could be past 24 hours and the follow- among others. His wife Nan- Reagan already is well work in the White house "anywhere from Friday to up X—rays and other signs cy also stayed with him most enough to "run the coun- family quarters at first, but Monday," but is most likely "are all positive." of the day and into the try," his doctors said, but I'm sure he'll come to the to be the weekend. A late-morning medical evening. should take it easy after he Oval Office from time to time.' Brady expects near full recovery WASHINGTON (UPI)— James Brady's men- however. said,"You just can't tell." tal capacity will be unimpaired and he will one day Brady's White House deputy, Larry Speakes, "I think the likelihood is that there will be some "be able to resume his profession," his doctors talked to his boss by telephone and assured him, residual .motor function that will not return to said Thursday, but he may have continuing "everyone is pulling for you here. We've got normal," he said. problems with physical function on his left side, everything under control." "Brady's doing OK," he said, but his recupera - side. Speakes said Brady, his voice low-key and tion from now on will be slower than during the Statistically the White House press secretary unemotional, replied, "Fine." past two weeks. had about one chance in 10 of surviving a massive "We at the White House level think his recovery bullet wound to the brain he received during the is nothing short of a miracle," said Speakes, who It was known earlier that doctors were concerned March 30 attack on President Reagan's life, and has been filling in for Brady since the shooting. about the motor function in the left side of Brady's less chance of avoiding severe brain damage if he Brady was shot in the head March 30 at the body. The bulk of the damage occurred on the right did survive. Washington Hilton during the attack on Reagan. side of the brain, which controls the left side of the But Brady was on the telephone 11 days later, He underwent bVi hours of surgery during which body, and Brady's miraculous progress has not joking about a shark-fishingtrip with an old friend. nearly 20 percent of the right side of his brain was included much spontaneous movement on that And, according to Dr. Dennis O'Leary who has removed to save his life. side. been acting as spokesman at the George Wash - "I think it's pretty clear that his mental capacities During the day Thursday. Brady directed his wife, ington University Medical Center, doctors "fully are certain to return to normal, barring complica - Sarah, to "get Peter Teeley on the phone." Teeley, expect Brady to be able to resume his profession." tions," O'Leary said Thursday. an old friend of Brady's is the chief spokesman for No timetable was set for that eventuality, As for his physical capabilities, the doctor Vice President George Bush. &\V\cfi^ou,\n£. Designer Jeans (ALL) $24.99 ea. D. C. Painter's & Dickies Cheeno's $10.99 ea. Bib Overalls $13.99 ea. ALL Women's Tops $14.99 ea. ALL Levi's in store Unwashed Juniors $9.99 ea. Prewashed Cords Open MONDAY—FRIDAY 10:00—9:00pm Rt. 195 -uconn SATURDAY 10:00am—6pm Campus Annex Plaza SUNDAY 12—5pm VISA—MASTERCARD Storrs.Ct. 487-1788 Page 6 The Connecticut Daily Campus, Friday, April 10,1981 'Private Lives' to be performed at Jorgensen Noel Coward's finest comedy, '60's when age slowed his produc- "Private Lives," comes to Jorgensen tivity and his plays were temporarily Auditorium for one performance at out of fashion. In 1964, however, the 8:15 p.m., April 20 in a new produc- National Theatre of Great Britain tion by Long Wharf Theater on Tour. started a Coward revival that con- ARTS tinues to this day, when it openend a "Private Lives" laces its laughter new production of his "hay Fever," with romance to tell the story of about the house, an afternoon nap never bore them. Be self-sufficient starrine Edith Evans. Amanda and Elyot, a pair of likeable and a bedtime snack before he enough never to allow other people to sophisticates who mistakenly believe crawled into bed with a good book. hurt you. As for love, enjoy it while Tickets for the Long Wharf Theatre that their relationship ended when Writer John Bowen once summed you have it. and don't regret it once production of Private Lives are now they got a divorce. up Noel Coward's "moral code" as it it's gone." on sale at the Jorgensen Auditorium The play opens on a hotel terrace reveals itself in his work: "Try not to Coward's reputation waned Box Office and at all Ticketron in the South of France. Amanda and hurt other people, and certainly somewhat in the late 1950's and early outlets. Elyot have recovered from their divorce, and both have recently re- married. In fact, they're both honeymooning at the same hotel, he with his new wife Sibyl, and she with her new husband Victor. While their new spouses look on in bewildered anxiety, they Find them- selves hopelessly falling in love all over again, realizing that their divor- ce was madness and their second marriage a disastrous mistake. From then on. in Coward's hands, their predicament is transmuted into a rapturous blend of wit, farce, slap- stick, sentiment and sarcasm. Both the original London and Broadway productions had long runs, and the comedy has been repeatedly revived with great success. Shortly after the New York opening. Coward sold the movie right to MGM. He declined, however, to work on the Film version because, as he explained to his mother. "I'm not very keen on Hollywood. I'd rather have a nice cup of cocoa, really." Offstage, his life was an unusual mix embodying the glamour of an in- ternational celebrity and the sim- Rex Robbins and Barbara Sohmers are featured as i«-„ w t TU . . plicity of an English homeboy who roductlon f N Elyot and Amanda, lovers who don't realize him much CawMdY*Z so hM1 ELS """J" V* P ° <*' enjoyed country living, puttering thev love each other until after.ft„ theirth.,, divorce,H.v*,fS In the " P «»«cated comedy classic -Private Lives." Fall iyd1 Coursed in 1 HEBREW CIVILIZATION & JUDAIC STUDIES COLLEGE TWIN TRENDS AND VALUES IN YID6lSH LITERATURE ST0RRS 429-6062 A survey of Yiddish writing from the folk literature of the fifteenth Tonll. 7:00. 9:30 Sit * Sun. century to contemporary fiction, poetry, and essays. 2:00,4:30, 7:00.9:30 P.L. 504 Yiddish 278 or Hebrew 278, TuTh 11-12:30, E.Goldsmith and Higher Education AMERICAN JEWRY Historical, demographic, organizational, and sociopsychological perspectives. 9:15-11:30 Implications: Ms. Ethel Shepard Powell Sociology 242-01, MW 2-3:30, A.Dashefsky U.S. Department of Education, Region 1 GENESIS: FROM ADAM'S RIB TO JOSEPH'S ROBE Boston An analysis of the structure and contents of the first book of the 150-230 IrTiplementattorcDrJames S. Peter II Bible Hebrew 298-02, W 7-10, H.Cohen Conn.Department of Education 300400 Panel Discussion:Reeves, Tenney & Pollock LITERATURE AND CIVILIZATION OF THE JEWISH PEOPLE Friday April 10 Student Union, United Nations Room The major concepts, personalities and documents of Biblical The University of Connecticut, Storrs Talmudic and medieval times. (Included in core curriculum of College Tonltr»l7:iS and 9:IS of Liberal Arts and Sciences under "Knowledge of Development of Third annual symposium Sat. THE Western Culture") Sun open to the community Hebrew 103.Tu6:30-9, E.Goldsmith BEGINNING HEBREW 1:30 Hebrew 151.MWF9.F 11, 3:15 PRIVATE presented by ELEMENTARY YIDDISH M.Samuels '5-5 Yiddish 181, TuTh 12:30-2, MS Department of Counseling and E.Goldsmith CONTINUING HEBREW 9:15 EYES Hebrew 153, MWF 10, f 11, Samuals • ■"nBWCTjwsPwmcnw Student Development BOG Special Events Committee Presents JAMES J MAPES A Journey Into The Imagination Through Hypnosis . Performance — Monday, April 13,1981 — 8:00 p.m.. — Jorgensen Tickets available at Jorgensen $1.00 Seminar Tuesday, April 14,1981 - 6:30 p.m. - S U Ballroom Tickets available 314 Commons and Jorgensen on April 13th. $5.00 „"Hear Mapes on WHUS Mon. at 3:30." The Connecticut Daily Campus, Friday, April 10,1981 Page 7 •#' GewcaTdhausQvhestmputs in superb show Thursday By DANIEL DAVISON Bias," Opus 95. The overture began in B flat major by Robert Schumann and while he was in love with a The Gewandhaus Orchestra of with long, full tones from the brass was highlighted by its delicacy, and woman he never met. This piece iws Leipzig, conducted by Kurt Masur, followed by a subtle string reply. again by its clean accuracy. The fren- a record of the emotion he felt during played Thursday night as it could Most of this piece proceeded in a ch horns indulged in a slow, this traumatic time. No definite have on an evening in 1743 when similar fashion; at times with less emotional trio then to be joined by emotions dominate this piece—only Johan Sebastian Bach conducted emphasis on the brass than in the the first violins. This piece went the turmoil of the emotions Tchaikov- them in their premiere performance. beginning. There were few exciting through many mood changes which sky felt. In a letter he wrote to Mme. This orchestra is the oldest and most moments in this overture, but rather Masur personified while conducting. von Meek, the women of his affec- respected Germany has to offer, and a continuum of intricate and ex- Again, none of these changes tions, he said about his symphony has long been revered as a fine pressive string playing. The brass provoked a great deal of excitement "No definite feelings find ex- musical ensemble. Last night's per- provided background to the strings because they were subtle, and subtly pression. We have here only formance of pieces by Mendelssohn, carrying the main theme. At all times is'not exciting even if it is done as capricious arabesques, intangible Schumann and Tchaikovsky was in the exactness and concern with detail well as it was done by the orchestra. forms which come into a man's head keeping with their tradition of ex- could be observed in the string sec- Any excitment which the first two when he has been drinking." The cellence. tion—an example of this being the pieces lacked was made up for by piece ended in a finale which threw At one time Felix Mendelssohn audible "spaces" between notes due Symphony No. 4 in F minor by Peter the audience into a wild ovation i * conducted the Gewendhaus, so it was to their perfectly coordinated Ilyich Tchaikobsky. Tchaikovsky (culminating in an encore, The fitting that their first piece of the bowing. wrote this famous symphony while Meistersinger Presule by Richard evening was his Overture to "Ruy The second niece, Symphony No. 1 married to a woman he did not love Wagner, another exciting piece. Singer Williams fixmdinxxHit CLEVELAND(UPI)—A municipal court jury in Cleveland has found punk-rocker Wendy Williams in- nocent of a charge of pandering ob- scenity during a performance". iVilliams regularly performs with the Plasmatics in Panties, with strips of tape or shaving cream over her breasts. A five-man, three-woman jury delivered its verdict after re- reading their instructions and a review of a videotape of a Plasmatics concert. Williams has contended her < performance was no match for those seen daily in Cleveland strip shows. "She didn't start it, remember," Bruce Kirkland. president of Stiff » J America records, said. "She didn't . The Gewandhaus Orchestra of Leipzig conducted by Kurt Masur at Jorgensen Auditorium ask to be arrested. " Thursday night.'Ben Levitan photo). JAZZ FEST '81 Tonight April 10th THE MINGUS DYNASTY 8:15 p.m. ROTC BUILDING $2.50 Sponsored by the Student Union Board of Governors Fine and Performing Arts & Concert Committees, UConn Fine Arts Department and the Jorgensen Auditorium Series 1980- 1981. The Connecticut Daily Campus, Friday, April 10,1981 Page8 Gel mellow this weekend while you 21 years and 364 days ago a girl watch the first annual "Mellow named Anne was born, little did her Invitational Ultimate Tourney" Come night we will celebrate parents know that a math major she Come down to the paper before you to the Chem field on Saturday and would become, While Anne grew up relax whil the frlsbees mellow you go to trie interview so I can wish you she counted things and good at It she luck - even though you won't need It. - MARKETPLACE out. If.you bring a stop watch or score became she figured out Einstein's Karen sheet your right hand and left foot theory and drove everyone Insane. 4 shall be promptly removed. U. of years ago she came to Storra to learn Jeff - Good Luck. I'll be waiting for Hartford, Stamford Mobile & Qators all that she could but she found that will compete. your call but probably I will be at Math and Stat are bores so instead of Chucks. Karen Brunette Optlcals - see you Lakeside. studying party she woui. Well now It's She lives In MSB 314, In actuarial tlm to graduate but this time partying PERSONALS science she Is queen. Lisa - as the only candidate I guess Ken - Keep thinking to yourself: This a must, because Anne turns 22 this you win. You would have won Is the last one...last one... ver last The Lx curve Is In her head, And date-the 1.1th of April party or bust. So managerial economics is always read. anyways. Congratulations. Karen one. If you know Anne In anyway at all you Marcl, May you build a ladder to the Tomorrow's her birthday, po must wish her well If you can you stars, and climb on every rung, and homework to do, So happy Birthday To the entire staff of the CDC - It has Sandy Happy Birthday to my favorite can't miss her In the MSB hall she's been a great year working with all of may you stay forever young...Bob Debb, This poem's for you the one with calculator in hand. She'll Dylan Happy Birthday, M.J. - let's little alster. I hope your 19th It a you. You're a wild bunch and I wish happy one. Love Frank prbably read this and say no way! but you all the best in the future. - Charlie make It a good onel Love ya, Sandy Happy Birthday Miss Marry Hobbs. seriously Anne, Have a great Birthday Swivel, Happy 20th tomorrow, love Watch out for hanging spiders and Love, El MARCI - Happy 19th Birthday. I hope spiny toads that harass cuties like you Karen - Its been a lot of fun abusing you always, Me you In the personals. Take care klddo - it Is one you'll remember a long time. In the middle of the night. Love, an Put me next to Walter; I always Love Frank Love Charlie Lois - Come drink beer until we all affectionate toad. wanted to be an ex-media god. ■ chunk!! PETE, this one's for you I Have a K.C., Even In my dreams I look Into Charlie-It has been fun-I'll miss it Sue-Have you tried soliciting my vote but we still have approx. 6 more Happy Birthday and another Happy your eyes, Suddenly It seems I've yet? now's the time. Yearl From the girl upstairs (just Ken - Have you tried looking for a Job weeks - sooo until then - SHAPE UP on the Stanford Dally? It's a found a paradise, Everywhere I go joking) love Ronnie XO The sun comes shining through, It KIDDO! I AND DON'T START TURN- broadsheet, you know. Lisa - bend over if you want to be ING PREPPIE ON ME!! Love Karen means so much to so It means so M.E. Vote for Kann, He's our man. I* he Steve - If I had a "line" from the top much to be a part of you. Happy 4 Kann't do it, Nobody Kann. months. 1 leve you. Bunky UCONN SOFTBALL Good luck this The StorrsShuttle will fuel up on beer of the key to the cork, how many weekend. Go get 'em! No lack of tonglth and will launch sometime in witeks would I be high? This weeks cutle of the week Is Les. •», Lady, Although the times have been Incentive here. If you have to go to the wee hours of Friday morning! for her performance In the swlmsuit stinky New Jersey, might as well Chunks now for the futurel! rough lately, I know our love like the competition. Congratualtions, Leslie! flowers, will blossom again,Please smell victory. Graeme S.R.- How was Ted's and beyond Thursday night? This Bud Is for you. give me a chance to make the second Nasty Nellie won the wire editor MM:- Saturday will make it the wrestling title after he put Elizabeth's year as special as the first one has As England's most celebrated man Lynn, Sorry about Wen. nlte. I really been. Love you forever and forever. happiest 6 months ever. My return too through the wall. of the theatre, I hob-nobbed with did have to study. When can I make It Love Dolly and stay In the "east" wouldn't have many of the leading figures from the up to you ? been the same without you. All my worlds of arts and polotics. One Obit - I want a head butt!! love, MM. man who admired my work but wasn't Dan: I'm not you're damn persona' altogether sure about myself was the To the two friendly CRANDALL Kevin - you're a pin necked pencil secretary, next time you want to write enigmatic T.H. Lawrence, later MED-TECH FEMALES AT WRIGHT a book type It yourself. Celeste, I hope you have the Happiest famous as "Lawrence of Arabia." head; 'I'll see you In the squared B-Day ever. I LOVE YOU Bob B ROOM DRAW: YOU'RE circle. After meeting me, lawrence wrote INTERESTING AND WE'RE INTERESTEDI LET'S NOT WAIT TILL SEPTEMBEER - REPLY SOON IN A PERSONALI Happy 21st Birthday Bill, Have a great day I I love you, Kaboo Tom, Kitty & Noreen - Not looking forward to saying "good-bye" working with you all has been something special! Consider me a friend for life. Your Secretary legant xintertainment To Kathy's roommate, Bubles. Only one more year of being a teenagerl Enjoy it. Love Dave AT JORGENSEN AUDITORIUM The University of Connecticut, Storrs MARCI & SANDY: You are cordially Invited to have the time of your life at a very special birthday party. Sanctioned by the Shlddy Committee! The final week of our Silver Anniver- On April 20th, we will announce our sary Season is upon us! And we have- Sandy, Happy birthday...See? We new season for 1981-1982. Vis.t even have birthday together! packed it solid with «lcgant entertain- our special booth in the lobby during Remember, kiddo, together, we can do anything. Lov ya lots. Marcl me nt for your enjoyment! the week to renew your subscription! Adrian - It was "REAL"... real good I Thanks for your help In C. Sue "Romo" jjt MILWAUKEE SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA Carol - Happy 19th Birthday! Hope MINI: WHAKF THEATRE you have happy and "Successful" I IK AS FOSS. Music Director, conducting on tour presents one! From your groovy pals on the 8:15 p.m., Thursday, April 23, 1981 second floor! Noel Coward's Guest artists: C—It's been a great year rooming "PRIVATE LIVES" together, you're O.K. Have a happy Lorin Hollander, pisno Curtis Ray am. Tenor 19th birthday and do It up! B- 8:15 p.m., Monday, April 20, 1981 Rosemsrie Freni. Soprano Roger Roloff. Bass The 1930 smash hit from the master of sophisticated Lou-wishing you luck on Saturday's The Milwaukee is a young and impressive orchestra, exam. Don't worry - this Is just a comedy at his wittiest - a new production directed under the baton of Lukas Foss, a dynamic conductor - beginning. Someday you'll be the best by Bill Ludel. composer - concerf pianist. Piano soloist Lorin civil engineer around. The "Rubano Bridge" Is goln to be famous! Just Tickets $6 A $5 Hollander has played with major world orchestras relax - take your time. Saturday nlte and has recorded a recital series for WGBH-TV. we'll go crazy - OK? Love ya! Karen PROGRAM Ken - Had a hell of a time getting * THE CONCORD STRING QUARTET Stravinsky Pulcinella drunk with you. Good thing the THE BEETHOVEN CYCLE NUTMEG photographer was there Rachmaninoff Rhapsody on a Theme of Paganini. because otherwise I wouldn't Mark Sokol, violin Opus 43 remember a thing. Andrew Jennings, violin Ravel Daphnis et Chloe: Symphonic Frag- ments from the Ballet (Suite No. 2) ART: GOOD LUCK ON SUNDAY! I John Kochanowski, viola HOPE YOU FINISH! 6 Miles Is all Norman Fischer, cello down hill! GET PSYCHED! -Wendy Tickets $7, $6 A $5 The Concord String Quartet Michael - I remembered your day as completes its presentation of well as : D.C., Mel's, Hyannls, Nov. 22, the Jones', and V my day! Love, the Beethoven string quartets Maureen in this special series. RESCHEDULED: MY FAVORITE Best of luck today, SIXTH, final concert: Opus 18. No 6 ELMAR OLIVEIRA. VIOLINIST celebrate tonite! and this weekend!! 8.1 5 p.m., Tuesday, Opus 95 NEW DA TE: and especially Monday!! The Tanned One April 21, 1981 Opus 59. No. 3 8:15 p.m., Monday. April 27, 1981 Tickets S3.50A S3/On sale April 7th. We have re-scheduled the performance date of this ERIC - YOURPLACE OR MINE? Keep trying. Bonnie outstanding artist, the first American ever to win the Gold Medal in Moscow's International Tchaikovsky Marie, Happy 21st birthday Saturday! Violin Competition (in 1978). We are assured that he Let's see if you can top bvodka, is recovering well from his illness of last .month and ditches and missing clogs! Party! Love, your roomie we are looking forward to a brilliant recital to wind LONG WHAHF THEATRE up our 1980-81 season with flair! HEIDI, (the girl from McMahon who was at the pub last weekend) I just on tour presents Tickets $4.50 A $4/On sale April Nth. wanted to say that not only are you Tickets already issued for the March 3 date will be James Goldman's very pretty but you also seem like a honored at the door on April 27th. really nice person. Thanks for the THE LION IN WINTER" dance. 8:15 p.m.. Wednesday. April 22, 1981 Chlppettes, the kettles had a whoo, its name was chi-chl lachau, the rode The brilliant, boisterous historical-fiction of King with Andretti to the beach, where the Henry II of England and his Eleanor of Aquitaine. sand just scraped him waw. The wind Kenneth Frankel directs this glittering comedy. the ram, the cloudy skies, were mor Box office open 9-4, M-F than he could take. "No way, now! Tickets $6 A $5 I'm outta here! Take me home for (203) 486-4226/TICKETRON goodness sake! The weather remalnde dreary, Dhi-chle's harl became all curled. "Fweep, fweep" For more information call: 486~4226. he cried and the he san "Bermuda Is another world" Chips P.S. "Ahh, taxi!" P.P.S. Remember, always keep the meter ready because you never know what way come upl . .1 '.'. . \ V The Connecticut Daily Campus, Friday, April 10,1981 Page 9 Summer sublet. Knoll wood Acres, 2 Let "Crystal Ship" light your fire on PLAYGROUND DIRECTOR - Two MOVIE: "MASH" Friday April 10 at t' bedroom, 1/2 mile from campus, May 2nd - break on through at ROTC - 2-Vi week sessions, 30 hrs/wk, July/ 8:00 and 10:15 p.m. LS 154 $1.50 E10 FOR SALE partially furnished, with option for fall Jungle weekend's Renaissance of the August, $5/hr. Previous experience $250. call 429-4554. May rent free. Dorrs. M14 administering large recreation pro- Contra Dance and Potluck Dinner; Negoclable. FR15 gram, supervising personnel, pro- Friday April 10, 7 p.m. $2.50 A starving graduate student without a gram development and evaluation. admission. Music and lessons by Summer Sublet Knollwood Acres a typewriter Is a terrible shame Apply at Mansfield Recreation Dept. Ralph Sweet. St. Paul's Church, MOTHERS DAY SPECIAL — Helium walking distance from UConn own PLEASE RETURN to Arjona rm 345. 4 South Eagleville Rd.. Storrsby April Valley Street, Wlllimantlc Beginners filled "heart la a box" balloon roam, 120 month May 14-Aug 30 1/2 No questions aaked. M10 13. EOE HW10 welcome. 456-3611 or 423-2926 E10 •hipped anywhere USA. Open box may rent paid. Remy 429-8903. FR123 and watch it rise. Cuaton Imprint on HEAD LIFEGUARD - Part-time WORK ABROAD IN GREAT Balloon $9.95. Satisfaction Tired of paying too much insurance spring weekends, full-time summer. BRITAIN OR IRELAND this summer Non- smoker to share 1 /2 house In S. on you auto? Call Tom Lobo 423-6374 guaranteed 1-644-9752. FS5/7. $5/hr. Previous experience as head or next fall. Information on work Wellington with two grad. students for a quote. lifeguard/waterfront director, teach- and one dog. Rent plus utilities permits Monday, April 13 , 4 and 7 Cable spools for table $10.00. ing lessons supervising personnel, p.m., room S.U. 302 A. E13 —Stereo 8 track recorder & player, Rent plus utilities approx. $150 a MOTORCYCLE INSURANCE - CALL program development and evaluation, Dolby Included model RK - D985. month. Call Ben or Jerry 429-3612. FOR A QUOTE! CALL FOR A WSI. Apply at Mansfield Recreation FR14 SPAGHETTI DINNER - All the Tappen Gas kitchen stove $15.00. 26 x QUOTE! Monthly Payment plans. Dept. 4 South Eagleville Rd., Storrs spaghetti you can eat I With salad, 30. 487-0098. FS14 Call tool free 1-800-842- 15000 M10 )y April 13. EOE HW13 Summer Sublet with Fall option in bread, and beverage. Sunday, April 12, 4-8 p.m $1.99 STOWE A. E10 Furnished apartment. Nonsmoking TAILORING. I do expert tailoring, Positions available at YMCA Camp at 1977 leftover (bought In 1978) Honda female. $83 monthly. May rent free. alternation, weaving for ladies and Jewell located in the foothills of XL125. Runa like new. 4000 miles Call Party tlmel Sound System for Hire. Carriage house apartments. Call gentlemen. Please call for appoint- Berkshires in Colbrook, Ct Openings, 487-8541. Ask for Matt $650 negoti- 429-1737. FR14 Professional DJ, Earl Russ. All types able FS17 ment between 9 a.m. and 6 p.m. in assistant waterfront directors (min. 490-14444. Ask for NERIMAN May 7 age 20 plus WSI required) ranch of music and light. 423-1508. EMay7 For rent: Room In House for Fall. program director & ranch riding Down Sleeping Bag. Good three Large enough for two people. Females CAR WASH — Do you want your car season bag. Lightweight. Stuff sack We want to Summer Sublet at director, arts & crafts director, athle- preferred. Call 429-9386. Ask for Sue tics director, kitchen staff, boys unit nice and clean for Palm Sunday? If so, Included. $90 Call 429-7658. FS10 or Karen. FR7 Willington Oaks with opjion for Fall come down to our car wash this Rental - 2 bedroom apt. 487-5475 Mt6 leader. For applications and infor- mation please call 429-9777 HW10 Sunday, April 12th. It runs from 11-5 Sinar F 4 x 5" view camera with Responsible Individuals needed for and Is going to be held at the Texaco Schneider Symmar 150 mm., 265 mm group house In Storrs. Only one mile Wholesale alternators, starters, Station, at the 4 corners. Hope to see i PLAYGROUND OPENINGS - Two lens. Polaroid back included. $500.00 generators - foreign and American. from campus, fully furnished, 2-Vi week^essions, 30 hrs/wk. July/ you and your car there. E10 Call 486-4216 days, 456-0835 eve. $5.00 allowance for your used one. beautiful yard, washer/dryer, air August. Supervisors and Assistar-is - FSin Call 684-5288 for prices. Rebuilders. Cond., 4 bedrms, 3 baths, 5 people previous experience leading/ Wake up this Spring with the UConn maximum, $500/month. Mid-May to As Auto Electric, Stafford springs. supervising children in arts* crafts, Yoga Club Meets Mondays 6-7:30 J.R.'s low APRIL Prices! Piels 12 oz. Mid Augut, call 429-6619. FR14 M-May 7 cans $7.16 per case. Old Milwaukee exercise & play, games, field trips, p.m. in student union. Call 487-1759. etc. preferred. Limited experience Students & Faculty welcome' Relax 12 02 cans $8 48 per case 1/2 keg Old Coventry - Summber sublet - large Milwaukee $28.30, 1/2 keg Schmidts WILLINGTON STABLES OPEN acceptable. Apply at Mansfield Recre- physically, mentally & spiritually. E15 bedroom in 2 bedroom aprtment. DIALY. Trail rides, boarding, sales. ation Dept., 4 South Eagleville Rd., $28.30, 1/2 keg piels $25.25, 1/4 keg Ideal for couple or single. Includes Dalevllle Road off 44A. 429-4177. M14 Storrs, by April 13. EOW HW10 BLUEGRASS! Come hear Schmidts 18.70,11A Papst $18.20,1 /4 rustic pine Interior, hardwood floors, Old Milwaukee 16.50 Take N. modern kitchen, heat & hot water. Connecticut's hottest traditional blu- Freelance home typist available on Help Wanted: Work with children'! grass band, the TRAVER HOLLOW Eagleville Road past Pesaro's to route Large yard with two ponds. Short walk 32. Turn Right. J.R. Liquor 429-3036. selectric. Sliding rates. .60 double. Work study summer positions avail TRIO plus special guests at the Colt to lake. 200/month. Call 742-8626 Call Sandy at 429-4083 for accurate at Child Development Laboratories FS10 evenings. FR10 House Coffeehouse, Friday April 10 work free editing. M10 Call 486-2865 for more inforn.-»ion. at 8:00 p.m. Free admission and HW10 refreshments. E10 Are you aware of your BEST time to Apartment for rent 1/2 mile from study, play and even party??? Order capmus. $180/mo. Two roommates PARTY TIMEI SOUND SYSTEM For your personal computerized BIO- needed. Call 429-1008. FR 15 Hire. Professional DJ Earl Russ. All COUNSELORS WANTED - Coed The soft parade has now begun the RHYTHM chart which shows your types of music and light. 423-1508. weight reduction overnight camp NY "Crystal ship" is being filled, get intellectual, physical and emotions: UNIQUEI Live In a Newport mansion EMay 7 State. Sports, general, waterfront, your tickets aprll 13-14 Jungle cafe Highs and Lows. Send your name this summer, close to beach and A8.C, Music. Apply David Ettenberg, address and birthday (including year tennis courts. $185. double, $225. 15 Eldorado Place, Weehawken, New i.e. 1961) along with a check for single occupancy includes kitchen, CELEBRATE the Centennial with the Jersey, 07087. HW10 $4.00 to Advanced Information phone utilities. Call Mary or Carol at special centennial edition of Systems P.O. Box 384, Southbu y, NUTMEG '81. Great for Seniors, 401-849-6084. FR10 Yard work and light tasks. 10 hours PERSONALS Conn 06488. Allow 2 to 3 weeks tor Undergrads, Faculty and Alumni delivery... SU211 M4/30 per week, minimum wage Vernon Summer sublet with fall option, area - begin any time. 871-0713 (after Knollwood Acres. Available third 5 p.m.) HW10 CA. & L.J. Best of luck this weekend. Jeep. 1974 Wagoneer, 360 V-8, 4 WD, week in May. $210. a month plus WCCC's Chris Warren wants to rock "Nice stroke" The direction that you new rancho 3 inch lift kit and shocks, utilities. One mile from campus. Call & roll your dorm or club with a fine are headed Is more important than never plowed, great shape. 487-4878 429-2812 weekdays after 4:00 week- sound system, album library. Reason- where you are standing at present or able 429-5631. M10 FS13 ends all day. One Bedroom apt. Frl4 WANTED the pace at which you are travelling. For 8ummer Suzuki 350, 1971 New sprockets sublet: rooms In house. I'm looking for a 2 bed Carriage David, Love Is...crying when you Av chain, tires. Very fine running a"able June 1st - optional for fall. House Apt to sublet this summer with can't talk and still being understood. Ca HELP WANTED condition. $500. 429-6652 Evan " *29-9386 ask for Sue or Karen. options for fall. Please call 487-1918; Thank you for the most special 10 FR10 ask for Mary. W23 mths. of my life - here's to many morel All my love always. Suzanne FOR RtNT SOUND SYSTEM RENTALS. Be the Campus representative for the Two females need place to live off Absolutely the bighest quality, most New York Times. Dependable campus for Fall & Spring next year. Happy Birthday Grapl You sure powerful state of the art systems In person needed for Prefer living with another female, picked the best day of the year to be N.E. Conn. Any application from Summer Sublet: Woodhaven. 2 1981-82 school year. Great pay & fairly close to campus. House or apt. born on! Guess Who? Disco to out door rock concerts. D.J., bedroom. Fully furnished pool rights. benefits. For information call is fine. Call 429-4100 ask for Jeanlne and . Transportation available. Super $220. May rent paid 429-3147. FR10 429-0831 today only 12 noon -3 p.m. or Linda 4th floor. W10 MARY—Sat. Is going to be WILD pr.ues call SRO 429-8977. Sound HW' 10 (Just like you, cute heartlj Thanx for Sunny 2 bedroom apt Woodhaven £ Reinforcement operations. FR15 ■/ANTED TO SUBLET-Apt. at the per. yesterday.MDH miles from campus. Summer sublet Walden, summer '81 - Upper building with option for fall. Balcony Summer Sublet - w/possible fall Positions available at YMCA Camp at preferred. Call 487-9295 anytime, Darryl, Happy Birthday. Love, Sue dishwasher pool rights. Call 429-2236 option. 2 bedroom apartment, about 2 Jewell located in the foothills of the anytime. Keep trying. W10 P.S. Thanks for a great week. after 4. FS15 miles from campus. $285/mo. up to 4 Berkshires in Colebrook, Ct. Open- people. Call after 5 p.m. 467-0386. ings in assistant waterfront directors WANTED: ROOMMATE male Dear Slgephot (?) Squad: Heed this Rooms available for summer and fall FR10 (min. age 20 plus WSI required) ranch non-smoker preferred. Own room 4 warning; If one hair, one piece of fur in house approx. 1 mile from campus. program director A ranch riding miles from campus. $98 per month on Ginger Bear, Camllle, Benji, Butt, Large rooms, living room, kitchen. director, arts & crafts director, athle- plus utilities. $125 security. Call Doug Tear Betty, Ort, Raggedy Ann, Summr sublet. Own room In Carriage Ca!l 487-1414. FR10 tics director, kitchen staff, boys unit 429-4580. W10 Porkchop etc Is harmed your precious House, 1/2 mile from campus. Fall leader. For applications and Infor- Bald Eagle will be tarred and oplton. $100. Monthly & utilities mation please call 429-9777 HW10 defeathered. In other words one We want to summer sublet at Wllll- Summer Sublet with fall option. 2 429-1220. FR14 hour in a 450 degree oven shake and bedroom apt. 4V4 miles from campus, ington Oaks with option for Fall bake. Several startle slaters of D21 large kitchen and living room. Nearby Summer Sublet: 1 room In apartment COUNSELORS: Co-ed children's Rental. 2 Bedroom Apt. Call camp N.E. Pa. Group Leaders (21 lake. 429-5194. FR10 In beautiful Coventry. Short walk to 487-5475. W16 Attention 4th Floor Vinton - Are you the lake, for 1 or 2 people. Renty $200 plus), Swim (WSI), Tennis, Gym- nastics, Waterski, Team Sports, guys missing anything of importance Summer Sublet - responsible female includes hot water. Security required. Cash paid for good condition LP'8. ? Well don't worry. It's nothing to lose needed to share Woodhaven apt. for Couple preferred but not necessary. Drama, Fine Arts, Photo, Dance. SIGN UP FOR INTERVIEW AT Rock-jazz-classical in any quantity your "pants" over. You may have lost summer months only. Own room. Call 742-8626 keep trying. FR14 CO-OPERATIVE ED & OFF from 10 to 10,000 and we'll travel tc the loom but we hope you guys still $1*0 00 plus utilities. Call Denise CAMPUS EMPLOYMENT, Wilbur get them. Please call Festoon's have the fruit. 487-6749 evenings. FR14 Summer Sublet: Woodhaben. 2 Cross Bldg - Interviews APRIL 16th Records, 15 Whitney, New Haven. bedroom. Fully Furnished, 789-8210 W4/30 To our new neighbors - yes, we may Summer Sublet. Woodhaven, two rights. $220. May rent paid 429-3147 10:30 - 5 p.m. or write: Camp Wayne, 12 Allevard St. Lido Beach, NY 11561 be interesting, but you'll have to wait bedroom, May-Sept, with fall option. FR10 until the fall to find out. Two Extra available. 429-1303. FR10 HW10 EVENTS med-techs Summer sublet with fall option. RIDE BOARD EDITORIAL SERVICE CO. seeks Hey Delta Zeta - have you hugged Knollwood Acres. Available third freelance writers, researchers, editors YOUR stuffed animals today. Love week in May. $210.00/month plus Wheeler D Pancake Breakfast; Sun., Need ride to Schenectady, Albany and proofreaders. 226-7624. HW14 Sam's friends utilities. One mile from campus. Call Aprll 12. All you can eat for $1.50. area Friday Aprll 17th Easter 429-2812 weekdays after 4:00, week- Four Flavors. Coffee, tea, orO.J. E10 Security Job available where you have To the sisters of Delta Zeta: We are ends all day. RB14 weekend Will share expenses. Call 429-9280. Keep trying. RB16 nothing to do but your homework. being treated well. The Sig Eps will Tues, Thurs. 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. Need Don't live in your own private Idaho. do us no harm If the police aren't MOVE IN, WE'RE LEAVING May Ride needed to central 7 shore are car. Call Gary Z. 429-2702 HW10 Come rock lobster with your bes ^ntacted. Be at Ellsworth Lounge 24th. Summer sublet, fail option. 2 friend's girl or any Blondie at PROMPTELY at 9:00 tonight for the bedroom, unfurnished Woodhaven aNJ 4/17. Will share expenses. Please call Jennifer 487-9576. RB17 OVERSEAS JOBS - Summer/year Hilltop's NEW WAVE party. TONITE o ciange. Signed The 79 Hostages. apt. with balcony. $230/month plus .50 If you're wearing cheap utilities. 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What he said that day home location. Rubino knew feel is the best manager in she had tough competition Medeiros (.308) and Bob hands. has stuck with me ever sin- Howard (.300). the league." "I never really consider ce." here. "Both Cheryl Hobart On a team loaded with and Dee Bardy were here have all been consistent at myself a pitcher, though. Since that time, the hurler the plate. superstars and 20-year The ball went all over the has compiled a 25-5 record before I arrived. They're ex- veterans of Softball, Rubino place everytime I threw. with the Brakettes. She also cellent pitchers, and I just didn't play much at first. When she finally got the op- played on year at Hamden wanted to help the team any "They have lost a few key "Playing time at Raybestos portunity to pitch in a game, High School, winning the way I could." people from last year's team, is what everyone strives she struck out the first girl state championhip and Apparently, Rubino has a especially pitchers," for.'" she admitted. She she faced. "Then I walked racking up a 16-1 record. In good investment for the Bay lock said. "They are the next three batter," her only loss, Rubino pit- Huskies. Last year, she spor-1 depending on a lot of young Rubino recalled. "Coach ched a no-hitter, but the ted a 0.21 earned runs arms this season. They have CAMPUS Raymond came out to the game was lost on errors. average in 39 and one-third | one super player returning mound and said to me 'I innings pitched and was from last year's team, Ted FLORIST Rubino decided to attend third in runs batted in with Healy. He was a second- know you're a quiet girl off UConn. She was attracted to 4* the field, but when you're on 12. In addition to pitching, team All-Northeast selection the campus because it had Rubino plays center field. last season." HURRY!!! Special The Beltmann Archive 1980 Beof Brewed by Miller Brewing Co., Milwaukee. Wis. RED ROSES 10"doz (while they last) stuffed animals, plants & candy ior Easter -ttMhL-. Downtown Storrs next to Harden J 487 1193 LeeHTs .111.1..SON SQUARE CINEMAS Olll .Mlxilll S(|U.III' MUM MllTl Wlllim.MllH < illltlt-f In III eves 749 Sat. Sun. 1,3, 5,7, 9 eves 7 & 9 Sat Sun. 1,3,5,7,9 (.INI RICHARD WILDER PRYOR eves 646 & 900 Sat Sun. l.3,8-64»-900 Now comes Miller time Jack Nicholson J**S>ra 1 jnqi- eves 7 & 9 Sat. Sun. 1,3,5,7,9 The Connecticut Daily Campus, Friday, April 10,1981 Page 11 Lacrosse team looks for first win at Williams Coach Renzie Lamb's view By BOb D'APRILE tough opponent for UConn. knee injury while both defeated the Ephmen, 8-6, The UConn lacrosse team The Ephmen, 4-4 last year, that this season is a goalkeeper Steve Boccaror.« "rebuilding year." but if UConn is to repeat as will travel to Williamstown, will be playing their season and co-captain midfielder victors and gain their first win Mass. Saturday afternoon to opener coming of a two-week The Ephmen are well Gordie Lynch will be playing represented from throughout they will need their strongest challenge the Williams road trip in Florida. with injuries. the country. Returning let- effort of the season to come College Ephmen in a 2 p.m. Williams, Eastern Three Last season, the Huskies out on top. clash. champions last season have termen include goalkeeper The Huskies, 0-6 so far been a . perennial Bill Childs from Salisbury, this season, were beaten powerhouse in Division III Conn, and co-captain defen- CAMPUS handily by New Hampshire, eastern lacrosse and based der Peter Santry. While second-ranked in New upon previous records the Brian Benedict, last year's FLORIST England, 23-3 Wednesday. Ephmen were granted a leading scorer, and Alec "We played a very poor berth intheECAC playoffs, Ramsey will be counted on to Stuffed animals, plants, game against UNH, we losing to Trinity in the first anchor the midfield for the flowers & candy for Easte lacked fundamental plays of round. 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Lobby Any M-F, 1pm-4pm, S.U. 211 to Leslie Leary in the BOG office. Support your Intra- mural Athletics! Page 12 The Connecticut Daily Campus, Friday, April 10,1981 Sportsfile Baseball team to play two at URI By CHARLIE V ACHRIS four-hitter against Yale Dan Hastings, who was The UConn baseball team Monday, as the Huskies top- the losing pitcher in the 7-0 Major league baseball takes their torrid bats to ped the Elis, 8-1. game against the Knights, Kingston, Rhode Island "Sterny, did an excellent has a 2-1 record with a 4.41 Saturday to play the Univer- job of changing speeds on ERA. The senior righthander New York [NL] 2 Chicago |NL] 0 sity of Rhode Island in a his pitches," Baylock said. is a probable starter against Lee Ma/./.illi and Rusty Staub hit back to back home runs doubleheader. The first "If he pitches that way the Huskies. in the fourth inning to lead the New York Mets to a 2—0 game is scheduled for 1 p.m. against Rhody, then they are Tri-captain Dave win over the Chicago Cubs in Wrigley Field. The Huskies are coming in for a tough time." DiStephano is another Pat Zachry pitched six innings for the win. Tom Hausman off a 27 hit, 31 run perfor- Bob Hoffer is the probable probable pitcher for Satur- and Neil Allen provided relief help for the Mets, who won mance against Fairfield pitcher in the second game, day. The righty has an 0-1 their seventh straight on opening day. Rick Reuschel was Wednesday, in which five although he will be pitching record along with a 9.40 the losing pitcher for Chicago. players had at least three with only three days rest if ERA. Los Angeles 2 Houston 0 hits. he gets the start. The Rams leading hitter Rookie left—handed pitcher Fernando Valenzuela pitched "I just wish we had saved The Rams are undecided is outfielder Kim Kin- a five—hitter in his first major league start, pacing the Los some of those runs for the on their pitchers since their derherin, who is hitting at a Angeles Dodgers to a 2—0 blanking of the Houston Astros. rest of the season," UConn top two hurlers were on the .421 clip. Catcher Tony Joe Niekro took the loss for P JUS ton. coach Andy Baylock said. mound against Rutgers Carlucci (.344), outfielders New York 10 Texas 3 "We really stung the ball Wednesday. SEE PAGE 10 Bucky Dent hit a three—run homer in the third inning Wednesday and I'm hoping and Bobby Murcer hit a grandslam homerun in the seventh we can do the same thing in the New York Yankees' 10—3 victory over Texas at against Rhode Island." Yankee Stadium. The Rams, 3-6 this spring, Tommy John went eight innings to pick up the win for the lost a doubleheader to Yankees. John Matlack was charged with the loss for Eastern Eight rival Rutgers Texas. University, Wednesday. The Oakland 5 Minnesota 1 Scarlet Knights took both Oakland right—handed pitcher Mike Norris pitched a ends of the twinbill, which six—hit complete game victory as the A's beat the was played in Kingston, 7-1, Minnesota Twins 5—1. 4-2. Oakland catcher, Mike Heath hit a solo home run off Rhode Island hadn't losing pitcher Jerry Koosman in the eight inning. beaten the Huskies since 1975, when the Rams were Montreal 6 Pittsburgh 5 victorious, 4-1. UConn has Catcher Gary Cartersingledhome Andre Dawson with one an overall edge in the series, out in the ninth inning to lift the Montreal Expos to a 6—5 which started in 1907, 67-39- victory over the Pittsburgh Pirates. 3. With the score tied at 5-5, Dawson led off the ninth with a Last year UConn swept the >ingle off losing pitcher Kent Tekulve, stole second, and Rams in a doubleheader at ook third on Ellis Valentine's infield out. Carter then Storrs. Craig Steuernagel, singled between first and second. who will be on the mound for one of the game's Saturday, Detroit 6 Toronto 2 beat the Rams, 4-3 last Richie Hebner broke a 2-2 tie with a three-run homer in season. The UConn baseball teen: pteya a doubleheader at the the seventh inning to give the Detroit Tigers a 6-2 victory - Steuernagel pitched a University of Rhode Island Saturday at 1 p.m [Ben Levitan over the Toronto Blue Jays. photo]. Detroit second baseman Lou Whitaker greeted reliever Joey McLaughlin with a double to open the seventh and was then moved to third on a sacrifice bunt. Joe Willis relieved McLaughlin and walked Steve Kemp and allowed Hebner's homerun. Jack Morris gave up five hits to gain the win for Detroit. SPORTS San Diego 4 San Francisco 1 Juan Bom I la's bases-loaded single in the 12th inning scored the tie-breaking and Gene Richards followed with a two-run single gigining the San Diego Padres a 4-1 victory over San Francisco. Rubino fulfills father's dream Jim Wolford's pinch-hit single in the seventh drove in San Francisco's only run to tie the score at 1-1. Byl CAROL A. LEONETTI tract. Just before signing, hours on end," Rubino, who When Laura Rubino was however, he was injured in a is now 20 and a junior at eight years old, her brother car accident, destroying his UConn, said. "My father's NHL playoffs Ernie was graduating high hopes of joining the big dream of seeing Ernie play school and negotiating a leagues. "My father and Er- pro ball was shattered." Steve Payne and Al MacAdam each scored two goals and professional baseball con- nie used to play baseball for Rubino said she may have linemate Tim Young collected a goal and four assists "fulfilled her father's tonight,as the Minnesota North Stars won a wild 9-6 game dream." She is a member of over the Bruins at Boston Garden. That gives the North the Huskies' women's soft- Stars a commanding 2-0 lead in their preliminary Stanley ball team, and recently pit- Cup playoff series. The 15 goals tied the Stanley Cup ched a no-hitter over Central record set in May 1973 when Chicago beat Connecticut. "My father and Montreal. 8-7. I always tossed in the The North Stars, who had never won in Boston prior to backyard. Although he never last night's opener can eliminate Boston from the really thought I would be best-of-five series in Game 3 Saturday night at Minnesota. very athletic, he was always very encouraging," Rubino said. Rubino started playing The Masters organized softball at age 13 for the Raybestos Robins, Four golfers, including Johnny Miller shot scores of 69 farm team to the Raybestos for the opening round lead in The Masters Championship Brakettes of Stratford, a in Augusta, GA. national dynasty in women's Curtis Strange. Greg Norman and Lou Hinkle are all tied softball. During practice one with Miller. Norman, a 62-year-old Australian making his day, coach John Stratton first appearance in the Masters, appeared to have the asked the young athlete if opening round lead secured until he bogeyed on the final she would like to "work out hole. for a couple of weekends" with the Brakettes. Rubino Jack Nicklaus heads a list of seven players tied with a accepted, and soon found score of 70. Nicklaus bogeyed two of the first three holes herself in a Brakettes and missed a four-foot putt on the last hole.Tying Nicklaus uniform. were Jim Simons, Japan's Isao Aoki. Hubert Green. David "I learned a lot more than Graham. Jim Cook and amateur Jim Holtgrieve. just softball by being a Keith Fergus also shot a 70 but was penalized six stokes member of that team," for lifting the golfball and failing to replace it on the Rubino said "Since I was eighth and 17th holes. Laura Rubino has pitched a no-hitter for the UConn softball team this season [Evan Rocklen photo]. SEE PAGE 10