The Daily Campus Serving the Storrs Community Since 1896 Vol. XCII No. 90 The University of Connecticut Monday, March 6, 1989 Machinist strike slows air traffic MIAMI (AP) — Striking Machinists kept Eastern Air- lines nearly grounded a second day Sunday, stranding hun- dreds of weary passengers at airport terminals, but the union called off plans to cripple the nation's commuter railroads at the start of the work week. Eastern President Phil Bakes, admitting that strike-torn airline service has "been a mess," pleaded for pilots to re- turn. Eastern pilots, who virtually shut down the money-los- ing carrier by honoring picket lines of the striking Ma- chinists union, threatened "the very existence" of the air- line, said Eastern spokesman Robin Matcll. "By continuing to stay out, the pilots are committing economic suicide," he said at a news briefing. Eastern was hit with a strike at 12:01 a.m. Saturday by the Machinists union. About 8,500 mechanics, baggage handlers and ground crews walked out over Eastern's de- mand for contract concessions, escalating a 17-month union-management battle at the nation's seventh-largest airline. Eastern ordinarily schedules 1/300 flights with 100,000 passengers daily. On Saturday just 85 flights took off; expectations Sunday were for 125 flights, Matell said. By 8 p.m. EST, 87 flights had left, according to airline spokeswoman Virginia Sanchez. The strike had threatened to spill over into a sympathy action against 12 commuter railroads around the country, but after a judge in New York banned railroad workers Members of the women's basketball team pose after winning the Big East Conference from honoring Eastern picket lines there, the Machinists Championship held at Seton Hall University, in South Orange N.J. (Chris Nelson Photo). called off their plans. U.S. District Judge Robert Patterson on Sunday signed a temporary order barring employees from honoring picket lines at railroads in the metropolitan New York area, with Women's basketball team its 320,000 railway commuters, said a spokesman for the Metropolitan Transportation Authority. wins Big East Tournament By Adam Minichino This marks the first time in Co-captain Kris Lamb earned Daily Campus Staff Husky history that the women's First team All-Tournament honors The 1988-89 season has been a team has advanced to the NCAA's as she led UConn with 20 points history making year for the and its only the second lime in against Providence including six- UConn women's basketball team. Big East history ihat the team has of-nine three point shooting. Over Not only have the Huskies estab- won both the regular season tide the weekend. Lamb accumulated lished a school record for wins and the conference tournament. 47 points, eight rebounds and 12 with 24, but they have broken 11 "I'm very proud of what we ac- assists and turned in stellar defen- other team and individual records. complished," head coach Geno sive performances on Boston Col- Most importantly, Sunday after- Auricmma said. "It says an awful lege's Amy LaCombe and Provi- noon the Huskies added another lot about how hard this team has dence's Tracy Lis. page to their storybook season as worked. It was a great accom- Big East Player-of-the-Year they defeated the Providence Lady plishment and the players deserved Kerry Bascom earned the tourna- everything." Transportation secretary Samuel Skinner(L) Friars 84-65 to win the Big East ment MVP award for her and Bob Whittington, executive director of the Tournament and gain an automatic As was the case throughout the outstanding play over the three entire, there were many heroes for FAA monitoring calls concerning the Eastern berth to the 48 team NCAA tour- games. Only the second sopho- the Huskies this weekend at Seton Airlines strike (I PI photo). nament. more to be named the Big East Hall. Player-of-the-Year. New prison to be occupied this month See back page TOD ft Y IN By Lee Condon The Department of Correc- six more years of prison for facility at the training school Daily Campus Staff tions decide if an inmate is a escape," Pelto said. Pelto said.'The court decided THE DRILY CHMPUS This month 40 to 50 low low public risk on the basis of SPORTS In April 1987 the state pro- that the agreement between With an 88-80 loss to Pitts- public risk inmates will move how much more lime an in- posed to use the buildings for Mansfield and the state was a into the new state prison on mate has on their sentence and an 800 bed medium to maxi- good one," Pelto said. burg this weekend, the men's the Mansfield Training School the extent to which they have mum security prison. After The court did not prohibit basketball team made secur- campus. The prison when fully been rehabilitated, said Mans- negotiating with the town of the state from operating the ing an NCAA tournament occupied will house 350 in- field Town Council member Mansfield the state changed facility as the parents group slot even more difficult. mates and a Department of Ann Costello. their plans and decided to oper- asked. Instead the court issued See page 18 Corrections staff training "The crime is not a ate a minimum security pre-re- an order that said the facility academy. determining factor. The person lease facility instead, Pelto must be low public risk as "If you have to have a prison could have been convicted of a said. long as training school clients in your town, this is what you serious crime and still be con- Since the property is state are housed there, according to L' - want," said state representative sidered low public risk," she land the state is not required to Pelto. The federal court put the said. Jonathan Pelto. negotiate with towns about agreement between the state »-1 * The Mansfield Training However, correction officials building prisons. They chose and the Town of Mansfield into School is a state owned opera- have said there will be no sex to let the town negotiate plans law, Pelto said. • « tion that was built to serve offenders at the facility because for the facility with them, "Unlike any other state 2000 mentally retarded clients. they are not considered low Pelto said. prison, this one has a federal The state is in the process of public risk. According to Pelto, Mans- state ruling that it's to be low phasing out the institution and All of the inmates at the pre- field managed to get the state public risk. It is the only fa- is placing clients in commu- release facility would have to to agree to a minimum security cility where the federal court nity housing projects, accord- qualify for placement in a prison, but had no insurance has told the state who can go ing to Pelto. There are now community halfway house in that the slate would not break into a prison," said Pelto. Arts pages 9,16 approximately 450 clients at order to be considered for this agreement and change to a The deinstitutionalization of pages 13-15 the training school and these Classifieds placement here, Pelto said. higher security facility. Then a the training school was ordered pages 10,11 inmates will be moving into "They are just about ready to Editorials group of parents of training by the court six years ago, fa- pages 7, 8 Deardcn Hall— housing for- be let go. The incentive is school clients sued the state in voring the placement of clients Features merly occupied by clients, overwhelming not to escape. federal court to block the state in a community setting. The News pages 1-6 Pelto said. They would be risking about from operating any correctional See page 5 Sports pages 18-20 ifftQI .» ,-,i-A'. VftHlHlM Bllfifftf.'"! Wliefl «.f!'V AROIJND THE WORLD Prime Minister forms new government to help end civil war KHARTOUM, Sudan (AP) — Prime Minister Sadck Mahdi bowed lo political and military pressure Sunday and said he is forming a new government in hopes of ending the nearly 6-year-old civil war. Mahdi made the announcement after signing a "national peace declaration" with other political leaders that endorses a tentative peace agreement with the rebel Sudan People's Liberation Army of John Garang. At a news conference, Mahdi also announced the fundamentalist National Islamic Front had expressed a willingness to join the new government. It had refused to sign the peace declaration. There was no immediate reaction from the rebels, who arc mainly Christian and animist and are demanding political and economic reforms from the mainly Moslem government. The military had demanded Mahdi sign the cease- fire agreement. The armed forces did not say what they would do if Mahdi did not sign, but Mahdi had threatened to resign unless the army promised not to overthrow him and union leaders pledged not to strike. The announcment came on the deadline Mahdi gave Tokyo, Japan - A policeman stands by a two-ton truck, which was laden with gasoline containers, for his resignation. in front of Prime Minister Noboru Takeshita's official residence here yesterday. Two rightists Earlier, the Middle East News Agency in Cairo crashed the truck into the outer wall of the residence but no one was injured (Reuter Photo). quoted Mahdi as saying he would stay in office because the military and the professional and trade 11 protesters unions had assured him of their support. China and Iran Police and teen He said his Cabinet ministers offered him their to establish protesters dead in riot resignations and that the new broad-based government BEIJING (AP) — Police and would be announced "in the shortest time possible." closer ties clash in Gdansk Tibetan protesters traded gunfire in "The new government will be formed with the aim NICOSIA, Cyprus (AP) — WARSAW, Poland (AP) — Lhasa on Sunday after an illegal of establishing the largest amount of unity on the China pledged Sunday to help Iran Police wielding truncheons clashed Buddhist parade turned into a riot, internal front," Mahdi said. recover from its 8-year-old war with Sunday with 500 stone-throwing leaving 11 dead and more than 100 He also promised a general election but did not say Iraq and both nations said they teen-agers in Gdansk following a injured, the Xinhua News Agency when it would be held. The next scheduled election is would establish closer tics, Iran's Mass in which Solidarity leader reported. in 1992. state-run news agencies said. Lech Walesa appealed for Hundreds of Tibetans demanding He said the new government would concentrate on President Ali Khamenei of Iran moderation, a witness said. freedom from Chinese rule smashed the "quick support" of the armed forces, which in met with Deputy Premier Tian About 10 people were arrested in windows, looted shops, restaurants recent months have lost several towns to the rebels. Jiyun of China and agreed to the 40-minute clash in Gdansk, said and hotels and vandalized police cars Mahdi said the armed forces sent him a memo increase cooperation, Tehran radio a witness connected with St. in Lhasa, the capital of the disputed Sunday supporting the constitution and the said. Brygida's Church. The witness region, the state-run news agency democratic process. Tehran radio, monitored in described the events in a telephone said. Nicosia, said that Khamenei told interview and spoke on condition of The violence came on the first Anti-Stalin group formed the Chinese leader "The fields of anonymity. anniversary of another anti-Chinese cooperation between our two Before the protest, supporters of demonstration in which 24 people as Soviets mark his death countries are more than those the radical Fighting Solidarity were reported killed. KIEV, U.S.S.R. (AP) — About 5,000 currently identified, and other fields splinter group handed out leaflets It also came five days before the Ukrainians on Sunday marked the 36th anniversary of where we can cooperate must be accusing Walesa of selling out the 30th anniversary of a failed uprising dictator Josef Stalin's death by forming a group to studied more seriously." banned Solidarity movement in his against Chinese rule that led to the expose his crimes, but they saved much of their China was one of Iran's major talks with the government, exile of Tibet's spiritual leader, the energy for what they see as current repression. arms-suppliers during the Persian according to the witness. Dalai Lama. "Our aim is to fight against modern Stalinism," Gulf war with Iraq, when Tehran Walesa responded by saying there Xinhua, reporting from the Villan Ochakicvsky, a Ukrainian activist freed from was virtually isolated by the West was room in Poland for all groups Lhasa, said early Monday that one imprisonment in a mental hospital last summer, told and faced an arms embargo that and defended his negotiating policeman and 10 other people were the crowd. forced it to look elsewhere for position at talks with authorities, killed in the riots. Among the "Stalinism Lives!" shouted Volodimir Solopcnko. crucially needed weaponry. which enter their fifth week injured were 40 policemen and more He told the crowd four activists were arrested in this Tian was reported as saying: "We Monday. than 60 rioters. Ukrainian capital 10 days ago for organizing a legal sympathize with the loss of life and It said "separatists" fired at demonstration. One of the four was beaten in jail and property during the war. We will Hungary, Poland policemen and "the police were sent to a hospital, where he has begun a hunger use all our efforts to help you in seek more forced to fire shots as no other strike, Solopcnko alleged. reconstruction." means could stop the rioters." More than 2,000 people heard speakers express Western ties similar sentiments in Moscow in a rally organized by Arafat to plan VIENNA, Austria (AP) — Train crash Memorial, the parent group of the one founded Palestinian Hungary and Poland told Secretary Sunday in Kiev. The Moscow crowd, huddling under kills five of State James A. Baker III on LONDON (AP) — The driver of a canopy in Gorky Park, applauded vigorously when embassy Sunday that the West should play a a passenger train that hit another literary critic Yuri Koryakin linked Politburo member ISLAMABAD, Pakistan (AP) — bigger role in encouraging reform Yegor K. Ligachev to Stalinism and demanded his train and killed five people said PLO chairman Yasser Arafat will in the Soviet bloc, U.S. officials Sunday he went through a red light resignation. visit Pakistan for two days this said. "Democracy Yes! Stalinism No!" one banner at the before the collision, but there is week, the Foreign Ministry said Also Sunday, the Bush evidence he tried to stop, a British Moscow meeting read. "For a Society Without Sunday. His visit is expected to administration offered the PLO the Executioners and Victims," read another. Rail official said. focus on Middle East peace and prospect of substantive talks but Gordon Pettitt, general manager More than 100 groups nationwide are campaigning laying the foundation for a stressed displeasure with raids of British Rail's Southern Region, for construction of monuments to Stalin's victims, Palestinian Embassy. against Israel. said investigators found signs of but they also take up a wide range of issues. The Palestine Liberation Clarification of the U.S. stance The 5,000 people gathered in front of Kiev's "severe brake application" by David Organization leader is scheduled to seemed designed to assuage the Morgan long before his train Republic Stadium formed the new group. The arrive Wednesday and leave Friday PLO, which last week complained meeting ended with adoption of resolutions calling for rammed the other train Saturday. on his first official trip to an Asian the United States is not involved in Morgan was one of 94 people a national day of mourning for the victims of Stalin country since the declaration of a serious negotiations on setting up a and opening of secret police archives. injured when his train, traveling Palestinian stale in November. Middle East peace conference. from LilUehampton to London, hit Weather Pakistan, a Moslem nation of Baker met the foreign ministers a London-bound train traveling 107 million, is staunchly anti-Israel of the two Soviet bloc nations after from Horsham. Authorities said the Today, mosUy cloudy with a chance of light snow. and pro-PLO. Islamabad and several arriving in Vienna to launch new Horsham train was crossing from Tonight, cloudy with a chance of snow. Tomorrow, other Moslem and Arab capitals East-West arms negotiations this the slow track onto the main line becoming partly sunny but continued windy and very immediately recognized the week and hold his first talks with when it was struck from behind. cold, highs in 20s. Palestinian state as the previous Soviet Foreign Minister Eduard A. Morgan "has told us that the Israeli-occupied West Bank of the Shevardnadze. USPS 129580000 signal at the end of the platform at Second Clasi Postage paid at Storn. Conn. 0626R. Published at Jordan River. Hungary's Foreign Minister Peter Purley Station was red, yet he went the Daily Campus. Box U-189. Monday through Friday 9/12- Arafat will meet with Prime Varkonyi and Poland's Tadeusz through it," Pettitt told a news 12/9. 1/26-5/5. Minister Benazir Bhutto, but most Olcchowski told Baker in separate conference. "He has not been able Telephone: 429-9384 of his itinerary will not be meetings Sunday about their recent to offer any explanation for that." Postmaster: Send Form 3579 to The Daily Campus. 11 Dog announced in advance for security political and economic reforms, said I.ane. Slorrs, Conn. 06268. I he Daily Campus is an associate He added that Morgan was member of the Associated Press which is exclusively entitled to reasons, a foreign office spokesman U.S. officials speaking on hospitalized and "obviously injured reprint material published within told reporters. condition of anonymity. and in shock." The Daily Campus, Monday, March 6, 1989 =News: page 3 Students plan rally to counter violence HAMDEN, Conn. (AP) said she expected about 100 But the parents are Barbara DeAngelis, the leader cause all this commotion and it — Students at Ham den High students would walk out of concerned, and Pat Sinchak, of the parents' group, said she will make people mad." School were planning their classes Monday when the leader of the Guardian Angels' was undeterred by the An 18-year-old senior, own counter rally to protest a Bridgeport chapter of the Bridgeport chapter, said more opposition to the group's however, said he thought the demonstration scheduled by Guardian Angels plan to arrive than a dozen of them have efforts. Angels would help focus some parents who enlisted the along with a group of about 20 called him to complain that the "There's a big cover-up with attention on the violence. The help of the Guardian Angels to parents. school and police officials are this," she charged. "It's time youth, who described himself stem a recent rash of violence Vegliante said he understands not adequately handling the the people of Hamden get their as a member of one of the at the school. the students' concern about the situation. heads out from under the sand" groups which have been Twenty-one youths have Angels but that walking out "We're there for the people," A number of students said involved in the fighting, been arrested or issued arrest would make matters worse. He Sinchak said. "We're not there the fighting has been limited to requested anonymity. warrants as a result of the said the fighting was limited for public officials. We like it small rival groups in the Sinchak said the Angels — recent troubles, but school about 35 students out of a when public officials work school community. They who claim a membership of officials, and the students, say student population of 1,600. with us, but it won't stop us if insisted that Hamden High about 5,000 youths in 67 cities they do not need the Guardian "We don't need the Guardian they don't." School was, overall, a safe nationwide — would remain Angels' help. Angels,*' Vegliante said, noting Police have also voiced place "or the majority of off school property unless "The majority of the kids that a full-time security officer concern that the Angels might students. invited by school officials and don't want the Angels there. and a full-time police officer aggravate the already volatile Jani DeMichele, a senior, would not cause trouble. They think they will just cause are assigned to the school. "No situation. said the Guardian Angels "will more trouble," 16-year-old Angels will be allowed to junior Tanya Balls said. come into the building or talk Although they Principal to any students. If they request Debating a Conn, income tax Carmen Vegliante warned them to see any school officials, HARTFORD, Conn. (AP) that would extend the 7.5 state officials. about disciplinary action, BatLs they will be refused.'' — Advocates and opponents of percent sales tax to advertising. Legislative leaders said at a state personal income tax get Another bill in that hearing week's end that it was unlikely their say during a public would tax the income of out- that bill would go anywhere ...Mansfield prison hearing Monday on the issue of-state residents who work in this year, given the magnitude ...From Front page that is getting more and more Connecticut, and a third would of the state's budget problems. serious attention this year, increase the real estate Action could be delayed until school is scheduled to have electronic security system, but even though Gov. William A. conveyance tax. next year, since the pay raises only 120 clients by 1992. there will be no barbed wire or O'Neill has vowed to veto it The Finance Committee is wouldn't lake effect until 1991. The training school has not bars on the windows, said should it pass. expected to begin voting on Also Monday, the been phased out completely Pelto. The tax-writing Finance tax-increase bills at a meeting Government Administration because some clients are diffi- When the town of Mansfield Committee has invited 18 Thursday. The governor wants and Elections Committee will cult to place in community heard of plans for the facility, people, ranging from college some new taxes on the books hold a hearing on a bill making homes, Pelto said. everyone was opposed, said professors to mayors, union by April 1, to help eliminate English the official state According to Pelto, if there Town Manager Martin leaders, business leaders and this year's budget deficit, language. is a time when the training Berliner. "We looked at it, but one newspaper executive. estimated at $195 million. On Wednesday, the school is phased out com- we couldn't stop them. It's The income tax advocates are Also this week at the Environment Committee plans pletely, the agreement that the state owned property. We have pushing a bill that would tax Capitol, the Legislative a hearing on bills aimed at facility be low public risk just tried to make the best of all income over $100,000 a Management Committee will reducing solid waste, including could only be changed in fed- the situation and get as much year. hold a hearing Monday on a one imposing fees on various eral court. control of it as possible," he And on Tuesday, the same bill calling for pay raises for kinds of packaging deemed There will be fencing and an said. committee holds a hearing on the governor, lieutenant wasteful or difficult to recycle. more tax bills, including, one governor and other top elected

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Thomas said last week that minute call from a Mormon chapter of the American Civil tendered opinions en liquor The measure to legalize the Lindsay and Evans were Church official about a pending Liberties Union to defend legislation. practice was approved by a 53- liquor bill was no more than a Utah's predominant religion, "technically within the law" Indeed, lawmaker. frequently because neither received 20 House vote after supporters mild suggestion that the saying its representatives have have sought th. church's argued that it would keep additional compensation measure needed further study. a right to express opinions on opinion on prop sed changes drunken drivers off the road and beyond their normal church But that and similar calls to legislative matters. in Utah's strict ? inking laws. that defeat would hurt tourism other state senators at the Cornaby and several other salaries. This case fan* rved a tradition by bolstering outsiders' beliefs hectic finale of the 1989 Republicans were called by It is by no means the first in which I'mo and bus that Utah is an inhospitable time officials of the Church of Legislature last month Richard P. Lindsay and Bill operators, e.occially those place. apparently doomed the bill, Evans of the church's public Jesus Christ of Latter-day running "gamb»*.r specials" to prompting accusations of communications department. illegal interference and forcing Lindsay said Friday that the tcmpcrancc-mindcd church church officials had Kitty Dukakis doing well to defend its right to speak out recommended to legislative BROOKLINE, Mass. (AP) Costello, press aide to Mrs. Dukakis when the governor on what it views as moral leaders during a routine pre- Kitty Dukakis is expected to Dukakis during the campaign, went to Washington last week, issues. session briefing that any resume an active life when she told the Boston Sunday Herald. The measure, which easily measure involving liquor &aid, "He's missed her. returns home, probably later Costello now is a public Somebody asked him if he's won House approval and was undergo detailed study. this week, after four weeks of relations executive in pending in the Senate, would The last-minute calls, he gotten used to eating frozen treatment at & Rhode Island Washington. food dinners. He said he'd been have formally legali/.cd a said, merely reiterated that alcoholism center, according to He said Mrs. Dukakis, 52, decades-old practice of allowing position. making homemade stews." reports. will probably share her efforts Costello said the governor adult passengers in limousines In an editorial Wednesday, The wife of Gov. Michael S. against alcoholism with the and charter buses to drink The Salt Lake Tribune labeled has talked with his wife every Dukakis entered Edgehill public because, "She likes to night during her stay at alcoholic beverages. the calls an inappropriate "end Newport in Newport, R.I., on use her life as a way to help "The request that I got, was run" of the statutory process Edgehill. With their children, Feb. 5 after she and her family others. he has visited her every if it hit the Senate, to lake a for influencing legislation. The decided she needed to enter a "And I think she'll do that, weekend. close look and evaluate what newspaper said the church program because of excessive through her book or in her effect it might have," said already had a registered The governor's state house drinking after her husband lost speaking engagements, which press aide, Steven Crawford, Cornaby. lobbyist, Oscar McConkie, and the presidential election. she'll resume rather rapidly." that such contacts were within declined to say when Mrs. But Rusty Andersen, owner The governor said that Mrs. Dukakis can expect an his province. Dukakis will come home or of Image Limousines, contends exhaustion, stress and the exuberant welcome from her the calls amounted to an Lindsay denied the calls whether the governor will take letdown of the campaign loss husband, family and a network part in any family therapy unconstitutional mingling of constituted lobbying and said had caused his wife's church and state, and illegal McConkie was ill and of friends. counseling, according to the underlying chemical She has a new grandchild, Herald contact by unregistered unavailable at the time. dependency to flare into bouts lobbyists. The Utah lobbyist law holds Alexandra, born to John and "She has a (financial) of excessive drinking. She commitment to finish her book He's threatened lawsuits on that anyone who receives Lisa Dukakis a week before she earlier was treated for addiction entered Edgehill and the and she'll be getting back into both issues. contributions or compensation to diet pills. 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PIZZA For a limited time only!!! In the spirit of fair competition. Gumby's will deduct an additional dollar off any 16" competitor's coupon or 500 off any 12" competitor's coupons page 6 The Daily Campus, Monday, March 6, 1989 iNews= Judge tells railroad workers not to strike NEW YORK (AP) — A largest airline. because "our employees in the temporary injunction. carries commuters from federal judge signed a The machinists had planned past do have a history of "We are pleased that we northern New Jersey into New temporary restraining order to mount secondary picket honoring court orders." received a temporary rest- aining York City, did not take part in Sunday blocking sympathy lines at commuter railroads Yule said he was assured by order and we expe;t our the request for the injunction. strikes by railroad workers Monday and rail union leaders officials with the International employees to report tc work so John Hughes, a spokesman ready to join striking had said they would honor Association of Machinists in that we can provid . normal for the Port Authority, said machinists at Eastern Airlines. them. Washington that they would service to our passer ^crs," said PATH was not a party to the Transportation disruptions U.S. District Judge Robert not strike outside rail Al Cannizzaro, a LIRR action to get a restraining order seemed unlikely. Patterson signed the order transportation facilities in New spokesman. because it is a minor player in "It'll be a normal Monday," Sunday afternoon at his home York. Lt. William Cifaro, at the the overall transportation said Ed Yule, general chairman in Cold Spring, according to "There should be no Port Authority jf New York system. of the United Transportation Michael Weitz, the judge's law problems," Yule said. "We're and New Jeisey police "If they acted in this, we Union, which represents clerk. Weitz refused to divulge not going to violate the order." command center in .V,rsey City, would not need to act. If conductors and trainmen on die contents of the order. Asked if machinists would said PATH service will not be necessary, we would try to commuter lines. The order covers the LIRR, put up pickets at railway interrupted. obtain a temporary restraining Sunday was the second day the Metro-North Commuter terminals in New York, Jim "We would still continue to order ourselves," he said. in the strike by machinists at Railroad and New Jersey Conley, who answered the operate," he said. "We don't The LIRR has about Eastern. About 8,500 Transit. telephone at the machinists have the same union. We will 135,000 daily riders, Metro- mechanics, baggage handlers Metropolitan Transportation headquarters, said "No." He said see an increased ridership if any North carries 95,000 people and ground crews walked out Authority spokesman John he was preparing a statement sort of drawback takes place at from the northern suburbs and nationwide over Eastern's Cunningham said "the order on the subject. the other railroads. NJ Transit carries about demand for contract enjoins our employees from The order will last until 3 "We'll run as many trains as 90,000. concessions, escalating a 11- honoring any picket lines that p.m. Wednesday. The judge we can as close to each other as Marci Larson, a month union-management are set up." He said he expected will hold a hearing at possible." spokeswoman for Amtrak, said battle at the nation's seventh- there would be service Monday Wednesday afternoon to The Port Authority Trans- the railroad is not planning to ' determine if he should issue a Hudson line, or PATH, which block a secondary strike.

DLPARTMENT OF COUNSELING SERVICES Poll indicates tax displeasure and many recommended an TIME MANAGEMENT A Hartford Courant state income tax if sales and Connecticut Poll published property taxes were lowered. overhaul of the state tax Conflicts between course requirements and college freedom frequently! Sunday shows that residents If taxes must be raised this system. Gov. William A. O'Neill has result in inefficient utilization of time. Effective methods to manage time already believe state taxes are year, state residents are more said he would veto a state successfully and balance academic/social life will be discussed. too high and they narrowly open to an income tax than an increase in the 7.5 percent sales income tax and state legislators Group B - Tuesday, Mar. 7; 3:00-4:OOPM favor cutting spending rather than increasing taxes to solve tax, which is the state's largest have indicated that it would not Location: 358S Student Union the state's growing financial money-maker. Only 29 percent pass the General Assembly this Facilitator: WInfield Coachman, M.A. problems. supported an increase in the year. To meet the deficit, O'Neill State officials have estimated sales tax. has proposed an $877 million the budget deficit for the The poll is based on the Making Social Conversation: Our verbal and nonverbal messages are tax package that includes bills current fiscal year at $194 responses of 500 Connecticut often contradictor.' obstacles to communication. Identify nonverbal styles million. residents contacted by the extending the sales tax to and learn methods which will allow conversations to flow comfortably. Forty-one percent of those Institute for Social Inquiry at utility bills and raising business and capital gains Monday Mar. 6; 3:00-4:30PM polled favored a state income the University or Connecticut tax. The figure is up from 35 between Feb. 21 and 28. taxes. O'Neill has requested to percent in 1983. The poll also showed many that some of the taxes take All programs are offered free of charge to UCONN students. effect by April 1. For further information please drop in or call The Department of That figure increased to 59 of those polled were dissatisfied Counseling Services 4 Gilbert Rd. 486-4130. percent when residents were with the approach being taken The poll showed Connecticut asked if they would support a to shoring up the budget deficit residents overwhelmingly disapproving of adding the state sales tax to utility bills. Only 14 percent favored the proposal. Residents balked at some methods for raising money including tuition increases at public colleges and universities or new taxes on 34 medical, legal and other professional services used by individuals. A majority said they would support higher taxes on businesses and sale of K KICCimilHI cigarettes, and a new tax on out-of-state residents working in Connecticut. PR/LACC "There appears to be an acknowledgement that tax increases may be necessary and Presents the support depends on the tax package. People also want to be convinced that spending has been cut as as it can reasonably mwo fii:u"s. Connecticut HNLY12 SEATS LEFT! RESERVATION Mb ST BE PAID BY MIDNIGHT TONIGHT! MasterCard International

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Army NationalAmericans At Their Best. Guard The Daily Campus, Monday, March 6, 1989 page 9 =Arts- Hice's ingenuity steals the spotlight in 'God By Jason Kauppi telegram. show were well done and bombshell who instantly timing. However, this was not Daily Campus Staff Vanasse as Hepatitis played provided a source of entertain- attracted everyone from the case, and the show was Within the intimate confines his character in the image of ment. Not only did this have to Diabetes to the Western Union improved because of its of the Mobius Theater, the Allen. As a playwright who do with scripting, but also Boy (Richard S. Similio) who lightness. existence of a god has been could not end his play or find a with individual character was also very good despite the The scenery was simple, yet examined, and it took just an beginning when he wrote the development, for which some brevity of his role. very effective because it was hour, as the Department of ending first, he was very credit must go to Heidi A. Joshua Estrin, as Lorenzo not needed to instill a sense of Dramatic Arts presented a amusing. Vanasse certainly did Bosse, who directed the show. Miller, was fabulous as the realism. It consisted of a fantastic performance of Woody not imitate Allen's characteris- However, one actor, Jeff effeminate playwright who fountain, a "pay telephone, and Allen's comedy, "God." tics because he could not Hice as the King, stole the introduced the notion that the an unusual prop out from The play looks at the develop his own, but instead, spotlight because of the audience was a creation of his which Zeus popped. It was existence of man and whether he played Hepatitis just as he ingenuity put into his own, that they did not really used in the play that occurred or not there is a higher being was written and intended. character. As a bumbling, exist and that he could control within the play and was called that controls man's actions. Jeff Mac Donald, as Diabetes, forgetful and idiotic monarch, them "deus ex machina". Set in Athens, Greece, during was excellent as a struggling Hice was strongly reminiscent Finally, Bob Fate (Thomas The costumes were authentic the year 300 B.C., the story actor who tries to help of Harpo Marx, providing a F. Nicholson) and his wife looking togas and footwear centers around a playwright. Hepatitis with his play. He constant source for laughter and Wendy (Susan J. Hay den) were which was obviously twentieth Hepatitis (Mark Anthony was the straight man (if there was the most memorable hysterical as a raucous, century along with the boxer Vanasse), who is struggling to is such a thing in an Allen character. vacationing couple who loved shorts on Diabetes which were Finish a play to be entered in a comedy) and was not always Other noteworthy perfor- practical jokes and just exhibited when he tumbled drama festival. The rest of the delivering a funny or unusual mances were turned in by happened to control man's down the stairs. Yet none of show, in the genius of Woody line that brought laughter Leslie Silva as the mysterious destiny. these anachronisms were Allen, is the ensuing because of its oddity. Rather, but instantly likeable Choral The cast was unusually large detrimental because from the conversations, the interruptions MacDonald's normal reactions Leader. Also, Jeanne Sheehan for such a brief play, and this beginning it was obvious that by audience members, a phone to situations was where the was perfectly convincing as could have resulted in pitfalls a real ancient Greek story was conversation with the author humor lay. Doris Levine, a philosophical from late entrances and poor See page 16 himself, and a Western Union All of the characters in the Strowe rocks UConn By Karen Haas Strowe has performing on Daily Campus Staff the collegiate circuit for six MARCH IS NATIONAL NUTRITION MONTH A foot-stomping, hand- years, and has performed at Dry clapping crowd held Paul Dock four times. He also does JOIN US AT OUR Strowe on stage at the Dry lead vocal for his own band, Dock Cafe in the Student and has written some songs. NUTRITION FAIR Union Ballroom for almost His work is available on two two hours last Friday night. albums, "Running from The enthusiastic crowd called Nowhere" and "Different Tuesday, March 7th 10:00 a.m.-4:30 p.m. Strowe back to stage twice to Sides," which are a sing and play guitar. combination of some of his Strowe opened his act live shows and own playing "Let it all hang out," compositions. Opening for Paul Strowe and immediately drew the 10:00 a.m.-2:30 p.m. - Computerized Nutrition audience into his performance were Dana Tofig and Susan by having them join in. The England. They both sang, and casual atmosphere that he were accompanied by ToFig on Are you aware of how well or how poorly you are eating? Come to the quickly established held piano, and England on guitar. Library Lobby to find out. Write down everything you eat and drink on a through the rest of his Their performance was strong, typical day and enter it into our computer. A UConn Nutritionist will be program. with a lot of feeling being put available to interpret your results. The program itself was into their singing. This was informal in that Strowe did not reflected in their duet have a set program -- he performances of "Separate basically played whatever the Lives", and Billy Joel's "The student audience suggested. Entertainer." England also 3:00 p.m -4:30 p.m. - Nutrition and Fitness Workshop And this did please the crowd: performed a song she wrote they asked for and got "Takin' while she was in France, "After Information on exercise and healthy eating at UConn will be the focus of it easy," for Elvis Presley and the ball has fallen." Tofig and a one hour presentation. Following this lecture, information and handouts got "Don't be cruel to a heart England arc both students at will be available to help you assess your percent body fat. that's true," for Cat Stevens UConn. and got "Wild World," for Billy Joel and got "Only the good die young." Throughout these songs, he kept up a camaraderie with the crowd by f joking about the song, the artist, or by twisting the words of a popular verse. IT S TIMJj^FOR "Actually I only know about four entire songs," Strowe told the audience, "but I know the beginnings of thousands." He went on to have the audience join in on the theme song to "Gilligan's Island, " what he called an "intermediate sing-a- long." One of the songs he got the most response to was called "Rodeo". Strowe had the audience sing the chorus of the song, which cannot be repeated on these pages. Strowe himself sang the verses, impersonating audience suggestions such as THE MUD IS COMING! Bruce Springsteen, Neil Young, Pink Floyd, Elton John, Willie Nelson, Led Zepplin, the Who, and John Denver, who he says is the GET YOUR TEAM TOGETHER TODAYI only man in the world with all smiles. Pick up an application at the New Centennial After successfully entertain- ing the crowd for almost two hours, the students called Alumni House or at the Recreation Office. Strowe back twice for encores. INTRAMURAL SPORTS For these, he played "You've lost that lovin' feeling" and SPONSORED BY: STUCXMT ALUMNI ASSOCIATION 5 %mm* and closed with "American Pie," Alumni 0«ic». Box U-53. Slorrs. CT 06268 Coca-Cola two songs that had the audience singing along with him. The Daily Campus Page>age 10 Monday,Monday", March 6,1989 Since 1891896 Jim Amspacher Cindy Keeler Editor in Chief Business Manager Shawn Cochran Dana Tofig Managing Editor Deputy Managing Editor Beth Hamilton Shannon Quintard Senior Writer Ad Manager Assistant Manasins Editors Catherine Keating Charles Pickett Sports Photography Lisa Spooner / Lisa Fay Wellek News Jason Kauppi Lillian Voros Arts Features U.S. should act now to save ozone layer In the late 1970's E.I. DuPont de Nemours & Co. ran full-page advertisements opposing the ban on the production of chemicals Colman McCarthy which are responsible for breaking down the veil of ozone that shields against the sun's cancer causing ultraviolet rays. Clinic gives health and hope to As late as 1987 some Reagan administration officials were discussing an the economically desperate alternative to industrial controls of these FT. WAYNE, Ind. — Who says have to provide benefits. A lot of these chemicals, such as a public relations Ronald Reagan never helped the poor? In companies say 'we offer benefits,' but campaign urging the use of sunglasses, April, 1985, he and the Presidential what they mean is that you pay for them. sunscreen and hats. Inaugural Committee, flush with a $2 So you make very low wages and have to Times have changed however, and the million surplus unspent when extreme pay $40 (for health insurance) from a United States can no longer ignore its cold weather canceled part of that paycheck that may be only $100. That's a responsibility to the world's environment. January's inauguration, senc $30,000 to a tough choice, and people are not making This past weekend President Bush called free medical clinic here. Nationally, 23 that choice. We spend a lot of time here at for a ban on the production and use of ozone community-based charities shared the the clinic advising people how to divide depleting chemicals by the end of the Republican giveaway that year, with the up that little pie of a paycheck." century if adequate substitutes can be found. Matthew 25 Health and Dental Clinic the The advice is not difficult to dispense, Bush's announcement came after officials sole Indiana recipient. because Matthew 25's part-time staff of from 12 European nations decided to ban At 7:30 the other morning, six of the six scrapes by on low wages itself. In the chemicals, instead of only cutting back clinic's staff and volunteers came in early 1987, salaries totaled only $32,000. to talk about their work. They joked of Nothing is paid to 50 nurses, 55 dentists on production as they had agreed to do praying for sub-zero temperatures for and 25 physicians who volunteer from earlier in the 1987 Montreal Protocol, George Bush's inauguration, for which once a month to several times a week. which called for a 50 percent reduction of $30 million was blown. Matthew 25 is a More than $600,000 in free services is CFC production by the year 2000. downtown comprehensive facility begun given annually. The United States is responsible for one in 1976 by volunteers from St. Mary's The steadiness and size of it is third of the production of ozone damaging Catholic Church, a progressive parish generosity led a staff member to muse: chemicals, mostly chlorofluorocarbons that goes back to the last century when "We had a volunteer-doctor last week (CFCs), which are used in coolants in immigrant German farmers and factory who wanted a copy of her hours to see if refrigerators and air conditioners and as workers were settling this part of she could get them taken off her income cleaning agents for electronic and computer northeast Indiana. taxes. Well, I know she can't. But it equipment. The name of the clinic refers to a seems as though the government—if it CFCs do not break down at lower altitudes, scriptural passage in the 25th chapter of had legislation to say that any the Gospel of St. Matthew, the professional health-care worker donates but float into the stratosphere, where they Palestinian tax collector. The verses, 34 time (and deducts it)—we would have break down and interact with the ozone to 40, are worth citing because the words doctors at our doors begging to shield. The chemical also traps heat and are that the core of the Christian religion volunteer, for income-tax purposes." reflects It back to earth, causing the when all else—dogma, fund-raising and The urge for tax-break volunteerism phenomenon known as the "Greenhouse prayer breakfasts—are stripped away: should be resisted. When service Effect." "For I was hungry and you fed me. I was becomes tied to money, purity is lost. The disturbing aspect of all of this is that thirsty and you gave me water. I was a Service becomes angling. It's corrupting it might take until the 23rd century to stranger and you made me welcome, enough that many charities and public- restore the atmosphere to a healthy naked and you clothed me, sick and you interest groups can't survive without a condition. visited me. ...Truly I say to you, as you 501(c)(3) tax-exempt status from the did it to the least of my brethren, you did Sherry Rowland, one of the scientists who IRS. Why is the government's approval, it to me." via a tax break, needed to do good? discovered the dangers of CFCs, said Sunday The least, in larger numbers than ever, At Matthew 25, talking of money is that the ozone layer will continue to pour in. In 1988, Matthew 23 saw 8,300 not much more than an occasional deteriorate until the 21st century even if all patient visits, up from 5,400 in 1984. diversion. Funds come in from churches ozone-destroying chemicals are banned Use of the dental clinic has increased 100 and individuals, with $81,000 the immediately. percent in the past year. Most of the operating budget for 1988. The clinic has Rowland made this announcement during patients live in economic desperation, but been around long enough—13 years—for a 120-nation conference in London that of a kind not as easily photographed as trust to have been established. No money homelessness nor as acute as Midwestern is spent for fund-raising. "The Holy began yesterday. families suddenly without jobs because Spirit is with us all the way," a staff Rowland told reporters many of the the town's largest employer shut the plant worker said in a burst of spiritual fervor compounds already released in the and went South or Southwest. that the clinic's accountant must enjoy atmosphere have not reached the reporting to the IRS. stratosphere, 15-25 miles above the earth. Cindy De Vincent, a social worker for Indiana, a state with the nation's No. 1 Some of these compounds can last as long eight years at the clinic, describes the football team and which had the No. 1 as 100 years. shift from heavy industrialization to basketball team a while back, may also DuPont, the leading producer of CFCs, says service jobs. The average income for have the country's leading community- it is searching for alternatives to the clinic families is between $300 to $400 a health clinic. It's hard to imagine one that chemical and but there is no real month, that means, says DeVincent, has as small a budget with as large a replacement for it. "working full time in a low-paying job clientele. In other parts of America, for $3.45 an hour." She recalls that a people listen to sermons based on St. The Bush administration and DuPont nationally known company recently came Matthew. Here they watch one. Or better, should stand by their pledge to eliminate in announcing plenty of jobs, "a thousand join it. these chemicals, before it is too late to of them but they were all part-time and Colman McCarthy is a syndicated reverse the damage. low-wage, so (the employer) doesn't columnist The Daily Campus, Monday, March 6, 1989 Page 11 i Commentary/Letters David Caldwell Media coverage of Philosopher/non-philosopher Islam is distorted conflict lives on in universities It is profoundly regrettable many Americans became to find that a great deal of what "If you set your desire on philosophy Muslims. curve" for the rest of the class and she has been appeared in the meda It is not a Holy war, Jihad, you must at once prepare to meet with attracts the hate of her fellow students just about the reaction of Muslims to fight others because they are ridicule and the jeers of many who will by the mere sight of her staying behind. worldwide towards a recent Christians or Jews. Jihad is an say, "here he is again, turned Now her classmates don't usually turn publication is lacking the basic Islamic concept that has been philosopher. Where has he got these her car over or corner her in the restroom, understanding of Islam. More detailed defined. It covers a proud looks?" Epictetus entered these but they certainly don't praise her action important, it is profoundly broad spectrum in the words into the Enchridion nine hundred either, or at least see it as a good rather regrettable, too, to find these Muslim's life. To pray late auempts to present Muslims as years before the university system was than an evil. Here she is again, turned night is Jihad. To fast during experimented with in Bologna, Italy. If people who are trying to kill the day is Jihad. To work hard biologist. every single non-Muslim to raise your kids is Jihad. To the system's eventual details were I know of a political science major revealed to him he may have believed his including Christians and Jews. defend yourself, your country who was incorrectly branded As a Muslim in this against offensive enemies is words destined to become extinct. He "communist" for making a comment may have seen that building an academy community I would like to Jihad. What we are seeing in about Marxism in the classroom. A year address the last point. in the form of a city instead of within a both Afghanistan and Palestine before, this student had realized that there It is important to understand is Jihad. On the other hand, city would make the philosophers—those was a great deal of ignorance in the field that Islam is a comprehensive terrorist activities against seeking wisdom and enlightenment—the of Marxism and its effect on politics—at religion in which every facet of innocent people are not Jihad. majority. Philosophers would have a least among his peers. This is attractive to the Muslim's life is governed These activities are due to metropolitan refuge where ridicule was by a code from Quran. Quran is political conflicts but not not based on the philosopher/non- any scholar. Nine credit hours and about the word of God transmitted to six papers later he was prepared for religious. philosopher conflict. The majorities at Prophet Mohammed through To may of you it is not universities, both public and private, are everything but this silly student. This the medium of Arch-Angel known that in the early years still seeking wisdom and enlightenment, classmate who had in his own ignorant Gabriel. Mohammed himself is of Islam the Christian Emperor but Epictetus' words are still meaningful: way fulfilled the words of Epictetus. the role-model to whom the of Ethiopia protected Muslims the philosopher/non-philosopher conflict Here he is again, turned political scientist. practical application of the against the terrorism of Pagan. Now I feel I'm like most students in Quranic injunctions has been It is not known that Prophet still manifests itself in the last house of ordained. higher learning. that I can't comprehend what mechanical Mohammed married a Christian engineering 214 entails, I never stayed The right to the freedom of lady and she never converted to We see this conflict everyday at late in biology lab, and I never read a expression is upheld very become a Muslim. It is not UConn. We all know of an engineering strongly in Islam. The exercise known that while he was word of The Communist Manifesto; yet to this right of free expression major who has either decided upon a what of the students that have? It is dying. Prophet Mohammed certain GPA or a certain grasp of the is linked to a tolerance for and asked Muslims not to offend within the best interest to praise such respect of the beliefs and moral Christians by any means. It is material; maybe it is neither of these but students. By creating an environment values of others. Intellectual just a choice to study rather than not known that Muslims which abolishes the philosopher/non- dialogue, criticism, and believe in Jesus and Moses as socialize. Whatever the case, he has now philosopher conflict, the value of a degree genuine disagreement are not Prophets of God and they been correctly branded Anti-social. This received in that environment would be only acceptable but encouraged believe that Mohammed is a is not from a hateful contempt he has for increased; a better reputation could take by Islam. Prophet of God. Based on that his peers, but a necessary effect which hold. This will of course show itself in The right to the freedom of it can not imagine that follows from his decision. His peers do, better paying jobs on the outside. We, as religion choice is a basic right Muslims are in Holy war however, now have an insecure contempt a society, may even profit in the areas of in Islam. It has been stated against Christians, the western for him. Here he is again, turned clearly in Quran "You have world, to convert them to technology and research. And certainly your religion and I have mine" engineer. those of us who are the most fond of Islam. and the judge between us is the It is clear that what appears ignorance will then have the finances to Almighty God in the Day of in the media about Islam is a We have seen the biology major, intent provide for a post-graduate wallowing in Judgment. Muslims have no of being a biologist, stay after lab to go complete distortion of the plain ignorance that could last for decades. right to force Christian or Jew truth. It is also our duty as over the material further. This action has David Caldwell is a contributing to convert to Islam. More Muslim students to make two effects. She ends up "blowing the columnist important, it is considered as a Islamic literature available in great sin to force them, by any the University library so it means except by intellectual would be easier for others to Israel is often judged unfairly one, to convert to Islam. It is find the facts themselves. •You all know the gallant years. Yet I constantly read, in like to know is, where were the our duty as Muslim to present Khaled A. Khaled history of the United States. every paper I pick up, cruel and cries of unmitigated outrage Islam to others and leave the Muslim Students Anyone who took "U.S. exaggerated articles when King Hussein in the choice for them. By this way Association History" in high school knows condemning the Jewish state 1970s murdered in upwards of of the courage, valor and for their "unprecedented, twenty thousand Palestinian exalted patriotism with which outlandish use of oppressive (his own people!) during Black the foundations of this country military tactics" to solve their September? These "poor, *>

REPOSSESSED VA & HUD Bass and/or guitar Local stable needs part time For Sale HOMES available from players: Guitarist looking help. $4.50 per hour. Mucking, AMIEL. HAPPY 20TH government from $1 without for serious musicians to feeding, grooming. Must be BIRTHDAY! THERE'S A credit check. You repair. Also tax Jam with, possibly reliable, reference required. Call CANDLE IN A BRAN MUFFIN delinquent foreclosures CALL forming band In future. 487-1686 days. HW 3/24 JEWELRY. ENGAGEMENT AND WAITING FOR YOU. BEST (805) 682-7555 Ext. h-1518 for Influenced by: YES, WEDDING BANDS. BEST WISHES! LOVE. PAULA, repo list your area.Fs3/6 RUSH, RHOADS, BROKE BECAUSE OF PRICE. BEST SERVICE. BEST SANDY, JULIE. USA. APRIL. MALMSTEEN, MAIDEN. BREAK? Come work for the DESIGNS. ALL REPAIR WORK KELLY AND SHANNON Very dedicated. Call Mark DONE ON THE PREMISES. MOVING SALE: WATERBED, Development Office's COFFEE TABLE. END TABLES- at 974-0093/leave phone/mail program. We need DAVID WRIGHT JEWELERS. ONE WICKER. ONE WOOD. 3/4 message. W 3/6 energetic people with ex< client RTE 44. 429-4282. FS 5/5 VIOLIN, CHAIRS, PICTURE communication skills. $5/hr to Sue (AZ) Hope you had a blast on FRAMES, NEW MAH JONG Act Now! Spring into Health! start, great bonus potential. Call your birthday! The UCONN bars Jeep CJ5 1975 New top, GAME. CLOTHING. ETC. 429- Herbal Products for Weight Loss, karen Kcparutis or Beth Hayes at will never be the same! Love, the brakes. 31" tires, 6 cyl. 4062.FS3/10 Skin Care, Increase Energy, 486-5600. HW 4/3 sisters and pledges of Delta ZeU Looks and runs great. Healthy Meals. Affective, $1800 or B/O. 647-9203. Inexpensive, Natural SUSAN: you were in Pols 219. FS 3/9 URGENT: 82 CHEVETTE-2DR. National Marketing firm seeks WHITE. RUNS GOOD. NEW Call Jill 537-4343 mature, ambitious student to you are in Pols 217. you are Deb 537-3702 blonde and live in Frau? Would Yamaha amp..medium range - BATTERY. ALTERNATOR. manage on-campus promotions CASSETTE. ASKING $700. OR W3/6 for top national companies this like the chance to meet with you. $150. Leather flight jacket, Your shy admirer. brand-new $200. Call 429-5113. B/O. CALL PETER. WEEKEND school year. Flexible hours with HELP! Desperately seeking Keep trying! FS 3/9 DAYTIME 429-6899 FS 3/6 earnings potential to $2,500. loving and responsible person to Call 1-800-932-0528 Ex' 28 Eileen (AZ) Happy 21st birthday! save Princess from wrath of my CONCERT TICKETS SEIZED CARS, trucks, boats, HW3/3 Hope you have a great day!! See two cats (she's a black long- BONJOVI 4wheelcrs, motorhomes, by FBI, you at Huskies! Love, The Delta haired female SPAYED cat. For at the Worcester Centrum IRS, DEA. Available in your area STUCK HERE FOR SPRING Zeta sisters and pledges. more info. Call Kim at 429- Sunday, March 12. Upper level now. Call (805) 682-7555 Ext. BREAK? 2487 (leave message) W 3/9 tickets in front of stage, low C-1260.FS3/6 Come work for the Development prices. Chris 487-5878. leave Office's phone/Mail program. Miscellaneous message. FS 3/10 Wanted! 50 Students toe arn Start at S5.00/hr. Potential for money while losing weight. No great bonuses. Work Sun-Fri, 6- Hyundai 16K miles only manual For Rent experience needed. Training 10pm and Sun afternoon 2-5. am/fm tape stereo 18 pre-set provided. Feel Great, Sell For more information call Beth Having a Party? Call S- Audio. stations. Excellent condition Products, Earn Cash. Hayes or Karen Keparutis at 486- We've got 2400 watts of Sound, $5200 negotiable. 429-4787. Call Jill 537^1343 5600 HW 3/10 computerized lighting and 8 Ashish (leave message). FS 3/6 Quiet student wanted to rent two Deb 537-3702 years of experience at UCONN. rooms in new condo at edge of W3/6 OVERSEAS AND CRUISESHIPS Call Matt of Sandy at 429-7784. campus. Laundry, kitchen, Roundtrip ticket anywhere in EMPLOYMENT. Many M5/5 private bath. Available 4/15 and Continental U.S. $225. 429- Baseball Cards- All years and positions. Work month -- home 5/15. $325 and $360. utilities 9260. leave message FS 3/7 brands. No collection too small. month. Call (805) 682-7555 Psychic and Channeler can help included. Lisa or Russ 429-7923 Will pay reasonable prices. Call EXT.S 1067 HW 3/6 you obtain love, health, and 1988 Chev. S10 Pickup. 8K. before 10pm. FR 3/6 Paul 487-8471. W3/24 wealth, call or Write anytime: step bumper, sliding glass, delco PART TIME TYPIST FOR LIGHT David Guardino stereo am/fm cass., mint, asking Apartment for sublet from June 1 WORD PROCESSING. VERY P.O. Box 2638 $6200. owe $7200. 875-5757. to August 31. Excellent location, FLEXIBLE HOURS APPROX. 10 Clarksvillc. TN 37042 ask for Terry, leave message. FS close to campus. Two bedrooms. Ride Board HRS/WK. $5.00/HR, APPLY AT (615) 675-0150 3/8 Plenty of space. Call Dan or HUSKIES RESTAURANT. MON- (615) 356-4719 Kevin at 429-4337 or Apartment FRI.HW3/8 (615) 986-2145 Spring Break airplane ticket for Rentals at 487-1437. (Mention RIDE NEEDED to Logan Airport (615) 552-5592 sale to Orlando, Fla. Leaves Sat. apartment 25A). FR 3/9 (or Boston MTA), Sunday, 3/5, M5/5 3/11 returns 3/18 from Bradley early afternoon. Also need ride Inter. Price $280.00 Call X2763 1 bdrm. in 3 bdrm apt. Celeran from Bradley Field, Monday Personals SONIC SOUND D.J. SERVICE or 429-1911. FS 3/8 Square new,excellent condition evening, 3/6 (possibly Tues.). Will play your Favorite ROCK. walking dist. to campus 1.5 429-3772. RB 3/6 DANCE. TOP FORTY. AND OLD Great Deal, Commodore 128 miles $218 per mth + mil. partly KEN CONGRATULATIONS DAD! MUSIC. For any occasion. furn. cither m/f. 429-4787. computer. 5.25 floppy drive, Ride needed to BRADLEY INT. YOU ARE GOING TO MAKE THE Special on Campus Rate. Call Ashish (leave message). FR 3/6 RGB 16 color monitor, cables, AIRPORT any time Fri. March 10 BEST ONE EVER! LOVE TO ALL, 487-5006. M 5/5 documentation, word processor, for evening flight. Please call AUNTIE KRISTINA AND AUNTIE C. language joy stick, many Large one bedroom available Karen 487-7961.RB3/7 KIM! THERE'S A JOB FOR YOU IN A games, asking $750 or BO. Call immediately. Rent now through SUMMER CAMP Debbie or Augie 871-0593, 487- the summer and receive a special RIDE NEEDED to NEW JERSEY Dear Kimball, The American Camping 1869. FS 3/7 rate. Includes laundry facilities for Spring break leaving Friday BE YOURSELF. DONT WORRY Association (NY) will make your and pool. Call Lynn at 429- March 10th. Will share all WHAT OTHER PEOPLE THINK. application avail to over 300 1500 for details FR 3/7 JUST BE YOURSELF. SMELL camps in the Northeast. Exciting 1988 Chev. S10 Pickup. 8K. expenses. Please call Joanne, 429-2319.RB3/7 YOUR FEET. THANKS GUYS! opportunities for college step bumper, sliding glass, delco Male roommate wanted to share THE "M" students and professionals. stereo am/fm cass., mint, asking apartment at Celeron Square. ANYONE GOING HOME EARLY Positions avail: all land and $6200. owe $7200. 875-5757, Walk to campus. Washer/dryer. FOR BREAK? Ride needed on MAS(WEBSTER): HAPPY 19TH water sports, arts and crafts, ask for Jerry, leave message. FS Terms negotiable 1-481-5600. Thursday 3/9 to Fairfield or BIRTHAY "BIG BOY"!!! Enjoy drama, music, dance, tripping, 3/8 FR 3/8 anywhere going south on 1-95 or the day to its FULLEST- but nature, R.N.'S, M.D.'s, Aides, BEWARE: BIRTHDAY kitchen, maintenance. COLLEGE Datsun 1982 - 310 Excellent the Mcrritt. Will pay gas. Please One bedroom apartment for SPANKINGS ARE CREDIT AVAILABLE. CALL OR Condition, 5 speed, 78,000 call 487-5234.RB3/9 sublet, close to campus. COMING!!.'You'd like that, huh?? WRITE FOR APPLICATION. miles, stereo radio, tape deck; Available June 1st. Fall option. Especially from a "Best Friend"! AMERICAN CAMPING $2100.00 call Dr. ONeil. 644- Ride offered to Wilmington, Call John or Pat at 429-9225. FR N.C. or point in between- Love. "ME" ASSOCIATION. 43 W. 23 ST.. 4043 FS3/10 3/8 leaving 3/10 and returning 3/19. DEPT ( ). NEW YORK. N.Y. Call 487-6499.RB3/6 Congratulations to the Founding 10010. 1-800-777-CAMP M 5/5 Mens 12 spd bicycle, desk Fathers of TE0, the newest w/hutch. Both mint condition ' fraternity on campus. It's about Attn. Business Students: both $125. four new 13" tires Need ride to Stamford on March time you're back, this time it's Commission Sales opportunity. $150, computer (IBM compat) Roommates/ 10th. Will share expenses. Call for good. Sell Computer information $900. For more info 429-7723 Andrew @ 429-9535.RB3/10 systems on campus. Be on the or 647-1114 ask for Housemates JOHN (Hurlay PIT), here is your EDGE of technology. Gain the Ray FS 3/9 BIRTHDAY PERSONAL fion me. technological and business Help I hope your weekend went well, experience industry is looking Fuji 12 - speed touring bike 1988 One bedroom in a 2 bedroom even without me! HAPPY for. No investment!! For accushift 22 inch aero brakes 20 apartment. Woods edge Wanted BIRTHDAY SWEETIE! Love, interview. Call Diversified X 700 rims metallic tourquoise apartment 3 1/2 miles from Sarina(S.S.U.) Information Systems Company $325 or best offer call 487-8349 campus. Available immediately (DISC LTD) between the hrs of FS 3/9 $4.50 PER HOUR AFTER FIRST $250 -i- half utilities. Call Bibi 2 WEEKS TRAINING AT $4.25 Beth (AZ)- Congrats on the 486-3625 evenings. RH 3/6 PER HOUR. 12 NOON FRIDAYS presidency and all the awards. 1982 VW Rabbit 2dr. hatch, You are such an awesome friend black, standard, diesel engine OR ALL DAY SATURDAYS OR Why pay for room and board SUNDAYS. WORK 1-2 OR ALL and sister! Keep Smiling! v. hen you can live for free in the (yes. they last forever and get Shannon S. great mileage). Engine great Wanted OF THESE DAYS SELLING Nations capital? Make money FLOWERS AT OUR OUTDOOR while gaining valuable work condition, just replaced brake Joe- Sorry I missed the BIG pads, shocks and wheels (4) . LOCATIONS. CAR NEEDED. NO experience. Call Natalies INVESTMENT ON YOUR PART. game- Especially since you are Will give away my beloved car BARGAIN BARN. WE BUY Nannies. 301-840-0853. M5/5 S.D.R. ENTERPRISES. always there whenever I need a for $1,475 (negotiable) to pay AND SELL USED ANDOVER. CT. CALL 742- hug or just a smile! Shannon for my VISA and MasterCard. FURNITURE AND EARLS TRAVELING DISC 9965. HW 5/4 JOCKEY SERVICE FOR ALL Call Michelle for more info:487- HOUSEHOLD ITEMS also Chris: (Triangle Pledge) You are 0338.FS4/6 antiques, collectibles, and YOUR PARTY NEEDS. ALL The Fallout Shelter needs an awesome little brother! I'm REQUEST WITH LIGHTING. reproductions. Stripping and glad that Brian is your pledge dad 1982- Olds Cutlass Ciera- PS, bartenders and waitresses. Rock CALL 423-1508. M 5/5 refinishing available. Layaway and roll atmosphere. Apply in so now we can all hang out PB. AC. AM/FM cassette. plan also available. Call 423- together. Don't drink too much! 68,000 miles. Good condition person. HW 3/6 250 counselors and instructors 7819 or 423-1812.W5/5 Jodi $2300. Must sell. Ask for needed! Private, coed summer Desircc 487-5968.FS3/21 BASS PLAYERS: Leading area ATTENDANT WANTED for camp in Pocono Mountains, Kern, this it a big month for Northeastern Pennsylvania. band seeks enthusiasm and disabled woman. Hours are 4:30 you. Try to hang in there and Lohikan. PO Box 234 UC. REFRIGERATOR for sale- perfect commitment from a young (20- to 6:30, Monday - Friday. $5.00 remember I'll always be there for Kenilworth. NJ 07033 (201)- for any dorm room. Like new 26) musician. Vocals a plus! per hour. Location Storrs. Call you no matter what happends. I 276-0565. M 5/5 condition. $50 or best offer. Call Leave message at 429-4339. W 429-2661 between 8:30 -12:30 love you and Happy 487-5016.FS3/21 3/5 or 4:30 - 6:30. HW 3/9 Anniversary.- Keith pate 14 The Daily Campus, Monday, March 6, 1989 Classifieds^ TAILORING, NERIMANS TAILORING DOES LOST: set of car keys on two LOST: Red frame glasses in tan Lost and redskins key chains lost on walk case between Student Union and PROFESSIONAL TAILORING LOST: eelskin keychain back from W-Lot on 2/26. Co-op. Please call P.J. at 487- FOR LADIES & GENTLEMEN. consisting of eelskin change Please call 487-5391 LF 3/9 8935. LF 3/6 ONE DAY SERVKE AVAILABLE Found purse, eclsking triangle and 3 ON PREMISE NEXT TO keys. Lost somewhere between "Lost: In vicinity of CARRIAGE HOUSE APT. 429- MSB and East, or East and Co- 1444. M 5/5 Lost: Pair of women's glasses; Castlcman(?) Brass "Volvo" Key BIM SKALA BIM!! Silver an Op. REWARD!! 487-7849 LF purple, triangle earring with a white frames: at Oscar's on ring with 3 keys and a black 4" flashlight. Please ca'. 487-8959. 3/9 RUN YOUR OWN SUMMER blue circle. REWARD! Please thurs., 2/23. If found, please call Ask for Dave. LF 3f BUSINESS Gain valuable call Laura at 429-5556 LF3/9 487-8457 LF 3/9 experience while earning great money. Last summer's average earnings: $10,000. Positions THE FAR SIDE By GARY LARSON DoOiief DUfy BY GARRY TRUDEAU filling fast. Call 1-800-922- 5579 ask for Rob 600V B-VENIh 5 FROM TEHERAN, ROANP? PETER CORRECT, PETERi Mariwick.M3/10 *£u*+>7 * Mil rh«i*u.lr IIMIMM* WHERE ASSE mWRePORTERS J£WINGS>! m A LOT OF HOT AND PUBUi -IERSAREANKI0U5L1 HEAR.1W MUL- AUTHORS HAVE TO WAKE N. BAKE - IN BEAUTIFUL \ AWAITING Th? LATEST REVIEWS LAHS HJ I U-Be BE BITING THEIR ! NEGRIL, JAMAICA. FROM WfiJSlAMK CXlV&CIXtU'. RULING ON SOME NAIL5...ANPI UNBELIEVABLE SPRING BI6NAM& TO- THINK WE'FB BREAK PACKAGES STARTING r NIGHT! REAM AT $439. CALL SUN SPLASH TV 5TART! TOURS AT 1-800-426-7710 OR IACKY AT 429-4186. M3/10

INTRODUCING YOUR NEW TRAVEL AGENT AIRLINE TICKETS DOMESTIC AND INTERNATIONAL AT COMPETITIVE PRICES CALL 487-6270 OR WRITE BX 176 GRADUATE RESIDENCES GRBeTINGS! ON BEHALF OF M 3/9 THE ISLAMIC ReWLUT/ONARY CRITICS ciRae, we FOLLOWING JUP6MENT5 ARE RENPEREP... Heading for Europe this SUMMER (or anytime)? Jet there for no more than $160 with AIRHITCH© as reported in Consumer reports, NY Times, Let's Go, Newsday, Good Housekeeping, and National

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UCONN TO THE CARIBBEAN! for Spring Break (or anytime)! BLOOM COUNTY by Berke Breathed Why hang around and freeze your buns off when you can be stretched out on the sand of a THAT MM NOT beatiful Caribbean resort island I THINK W0MBN WHO HfweeoNeovex (or a lovely coastal resort in UBK 700 MUCH IMKBUP 700 WBU WITH Mexico or South America) for LOOK ABSOLUTELY SOmFOCKd. only 189 bucks? Flights go UN60PLY. from Logan, JFK, Philly, & -F. 0PU5 " BWI. Call SUNHJTCH, 212-864- 2000. M 3/9

Attention - Government sized vehicles from $100. Fords, Mercedes, Corvettes, Chevys. Surplus Buyers Guide. 1-602- 838-8885. Ext. A3993. M 3/9

Can you buy Jeeps, cars, 4X4's seized in drug raids for under $100? Call for facts today. 1- 602-837-3401. Ext. 946. M 3/6 Calvin and Hobbes by Bill Watterson WORD WIZARD offers quick, convenient, quality typing: also GOSH, I CANT WWT TO GET r ORDERED THE RED BEANIE. IMI ALWMS WANTED A BEANIE laser-typeset resumes. FREE W BEAN\E.' I H0PEITCPMES BUT" WAT If ITS NOT IK STOCK?! LIKE THIS, WITH A PROPEILER. EDITING! Lunchtimc pickup. Call 487-1525. M 3/21 SCON. DO fcW THINK IT WILL? SHOULD I TAKE THE BLUE BCK. IT'LL BE SO CDOL WHEN IT'S PRJBABLI BEEN ALMOST ONE, OR WAIT KfcTHEMTO I HAVE. IT. I ONT WAIT. WCW SIX WEEKS B1 HOW, DONT REORDER? A BLUE ONE WOULD A RED BEANIE/...OK A BLUE YOU TMIrAK ? BE OK, R GUESS, BUT I SURE ONE. Do tX) THINK IT WILL Events HOPE THEY HAVE A REDONE. COME TOMORROW? DO YOU?

Econ Club presents "Managing the time of your life" with guest speaker Prof. McEachern from kthe UCONN Economics Dept. Tues. March 7th 6pm Montief rm 303 E3/7

Learn about ECKANKAR the ancient science of SOUL SHOE by Jeff MacNelly TRAVEL and learn some simple spiritual exercises which help you develop a personal relationship with God. Open discussion class is held on Tuesday evenings at 7:30 p.m. in the Student Union South room 36D. Topics include out of the body travel, dream travel techniques, reincarnation and many more diverse topics. E 3/7

Suicide Prevention Meeting Monday, March 6 (tonight) at 6:30 p.m. in SU 278 south. Dues collection ONLY! ($3) Problems? - Call LISA. E 3/6

K sClassifieds5= The Daily Campus, Monday, March 6, 1989 page 15 to the THIEF who stole my LOST 3/1/89 HP28S Calculator LOST: SMALL TAN LEATHER somewhere between ABB and workboots Mon night in the CHANGE PURSE. LOST NEAR Activities Mcns Locker room. You can South Campus. Reward. Need American Red Cross CPR course: Desperately for exam on MONTIETH/ARJONA. PLEASE keep the boots but I need the CALL 487-1536. LF 3/10 Attention all clubs if you want Certification for adult, child, and $400 orihodic supports inside. Tuesday. You can't use it your group in the 1989 nutmeg infant, with BLS option. April without the bock anyway!! Call yearbook please contact Jeff or 8: in Eddy Hall lounge. Call Return to cage or Intramural WANT TO MAKE A FAST $10? 487-8711 LF3/9 Judy at 486-5244 or stop by SU Office. LF3/9 Return my white Reeboks with Bob at 487-6033 to register. A 3/20 special inserts - of no use to 356 S and leave a message. A FOUND: Connecticut Drivers 3/9 FOUND: Outside DRM, silver others. Lost between South Lot Cycling team meeting Monday License. Found at Thumper's. Organizational (don't laugh - - necklace with tri-tone gold and 1-84. Leave message. 487- March 6th 7:00 pm SU Get Angela R. -Mahanke please call we're serious) PRE MEDICINE middle. Call The Daily Campus at 7257. LF 3/10 Psyched! The Season is upon us. 487-5234 to identify. LF 3/10 SOCIETY meeting on Monday 429-9385. LF 3/10 For info call Chris 487-8416 A March 6 at, 5pm. in Student by Fred Rawles Union 216B. All members, old POTATO CHIPS and new, please show!! A 3/6

I mEAN, AT LeAST **rMPORTANT*'Pre-Med I UJOMV VWRVE To Society meeting Monday 3/6 DtATH. ifl/MCM MUNCH' SU216B 5-6. All welcome! Exciting plans and events will be discussed. A 3/6 Nutmeg Photographers: Please attend a meeting in SU South 356. Tuesday March 7. at 3:30. New contracts will be handed out. If you can't attend, please call Judy at her new dorm phone number. 487-8841. All photographers please call Judy in the next few days. Leave your full name and phone number on the machine. A 3/7 Nutmeg 'gg photographers: We have MICROCOSM found a new box of photos from last year. Please pick them up V\l-HUS DX, T/AA >A>Ofc(/vl£A soon or they will be thrown out. Office is open Tuesday and Wed., 3:30-5 and other times. If you need any info call Judy at 487- 8841. A 3/7

CAN VOO -l£l~t- AlE" Hofc/ Nutmeg Yearbook is having a RON ORBfSOA/ Ff^fi"^ ABouT PHOTO CONTEST!!! We are THE SVCX.&&SL OF TH& /V^W looking for the most unique TlCAve LWG photo having something to do with UConn. For more info, call 486-5244 or call Judy at 487- 8841. Deadline for entries is March 22. Drop off entries p.t SU South Room 356.A 3/22 VOLUNTEER UCONN meeting on Monday, March 6 at 6:30 in SU room 208. All interested students welcome. WE NEED YOUR HELP!! A 3/6 DOHEAD by Dave Roberts Arc you teaching or planning to Y& This 6/tl IN W&WilG teach? Then come hear Marc Kronisch speak on relaxation techniques and how to create a stress-free classroom. 7:00 p.m. March 9th in the faculty lounge mo 2nd floor, School of Education. A 3/9 National Association of Black Accountants and Minority Business Club will host Ron Reaves of Xerox Corp. on Monday, March 6 at 7:00 p.m. in room 216S in the Student Union. A 3/6 ANIMAL DRAW FOR 1989 DAIRY SHOW - Tuesday. March 7 at 7:00 p.m. at the Dairy Barn. Learn to train, clip and show MY SALAD DAYS by Geoff Burgess your animal. $5 entrance fee. Dairy Show - Sat. 4/22. For more info, call Lara - 487-8125. A 3/7 .«.».»' .» -■.-.• »• .-.-.'« > .»* .,■.•' J T page 16 The Daily Campus, Monday, March 6, 1989 Stoltzman gives a 'living room9 performance By Tara Sunderland harmony and melody. It was Pearson which was playing of Eddie Gomez. presented a wide variety of Daily Campus Staff simple and eloquent. accompanied with a variety of Considering that Gomez music in a fresh and personable Richard Stoltzman presented Stoltzman also had the pieces played by Stoltzman and recently won "The Jazz manner. Stoltzman gave the his "New York Counterpoint" ingenuity to include one of Musician of the Yc\r" in impression that he were his fellow performers. As each ; Tour with a strong touch of Bach's Inventions in the note melted into the other, each Puerta Rico, it was an tsult to performing in a living-room personality and a delicate hint program. However this picture would dissolve the him that his play' ig was somewhere, and yet he retained of genius at Jorgensen particular Invention, in F next. The viewer was soothed reduced to an overstr -ssed and ihe highest degree of Auditorium on Saturday night. Major, came with a twist, it by the photography as the annoying backgroun noise. professionalism. Stoltzman was accompanied by was played by a clarinet and a music washed over him." Overall, the p rformance Bill Douglas on the piano, bassoon. The left hand of the Stoltzman also included a synthesizer and bassoon and piano was played by the minimalist piece in his Eddie Gomez on the bass clarinet. The finished product repertoire. He described it as a Stoltzman opened the was a fast, zippy piece. "tapestry of music." In program with Camillc Sason's Stoltzman included a lot of actuality, it consisted of ten Swan. The clarinet carried a humor in the program. He told pre-recorded clarinets and his beautiful clarity of notes, and many anecdotes about his son live clarinet forming a Bill Douglas was excellent on and his colleagues. He haunting and eery piece that the piano. established an instantaneous was aptly accompanied by Stoltzman included a rapport with the audience, and Pearson's photography. At beautiful version of Bach's his sheer magnetic personality times, the piece became harsh, "Air." The finished product was was irresistible. but overall, one attained a an engaging and lyrical piece The program also included disturbing thread of melody. with a simple descending line "visual aids" by John Pearson. The only major pitfall of the of bass in the counterpoint. The "visual aids" consisted of show was that Jorgenson's The piece also had a beautiful some first rate photography by soundsystem destroyed the bass

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UConntime talk," said Calhoun after falls in Pitt By Charles Pickett The Huskies were vulnerable for-six from the line to estab- three-pointer of the season with Daily Campus Staff the Huskies' final Big East outside the zone, letting Miller lish a 92 percent season aver- two minutes remaining. game of the regular season. and Matthews shoot three- age. Matthews also capt-.rcd Thanks to Villanova's 74-60 UConn (15-11 overall, 6-10 pointers almost untouched. the single season Big East win over St. John's Saturday, PITTSBURGH, Penn. Big East) saw Pittsburgh (16- — Instead of getting a Pittsburgh head coach Paul Record for three-point field UConn will not play in the 11, 9-7) guard Sean Miller eight-nine game of the Big much needed win to en- Evans said, "Jason (Mathews) goal percentage, when c shot score five three-point field and Sean (Miller) really lit it four-for-five against U Jonn to East Conference, which they hance its chances for an at goals and teammate Jason up in the second half; then we gain a 52.2 percent av /age. appeared in the last three years. large NCAA invitation, Matthews hit four. The Pan- could get it inside and get some UConn's fate in t e second The seventh seeded Huskies the UConn men's basket- thers shot outside the zone foi easy baskets." half was typified wb i\ Brookin will play second seed Seton ball team suffered an 88- 88.9 percent in the second half. dunked with 38 seconds left, Hall, Friday at noon. Evans said, "Sean (Miller) 1 80 loss to the University "We've got a lot of work to played very well, hit the open after grabbing Phi Gamble's If the Huskies hope to gain of Pittsburgh, for which do," said center Cliff Robinson shot, hit off the pick, and off shot for a baseline th. -x-pointer an NCAA invitation, they no one, including head when asked if UConn was the dribble. He did better in the which hit the side of ilie back- must have at least 17 wins said coach Jim Calhoun, had ready for postseason play. second half, and played our board. Calhoun. The Huskies will an answer. Miller, after taking one shot tempo instead of letting their Although down by 13 with host Central Connecticut and not scoring in the first 5:30 left in the game, UConn "I really wish I had an tempo control the game." tonight, at the UConn Field half, put on a five-for-five UConn was unable to con- showed signs of still being House at 8 p.m. explanation," said Calhoun. show from the three-point trol the tempo in the second alive. Robinson slammed in a The Huskies let a 34-29 half- range in the second half. His half, letting the Panthers get a loose ball in answer to one by time lead evaporate in the three consecutive goals 4:05 13 point lead with 5:30 left on Shorter. Fitzgerald Field House in MEN'S BIG EAST into the half, erased the a 16-2 run. Robinson got a layup, and TOURNAMENT Pittsburgh. Gamble sent in two points Huskies' lead and tied the game Calhoun said, "That was Tickets on sale "Maybe I'll change my half- at 39 each. probably one of the worst dis- more off a steal, to cut the Pitt plays from the perimeter—de- lead to eight points with over Tuesday, 8:30-9 a.m. in fensively—that I have ever four minutes remaining. the lobby of the Field seen." Robinson got the score within House. "The last couple of games I six, when he scored his fourth START thought we were playing good defense. We we're able to lock EXECUTIVE some people up. In the second TRAINING NOW half we couldn't," said Cal- houn. Robinson scored a season *£ high of 32 points, shooting Don't wait until you 10-for-19 from the field and 11- ™^ finish college( to start a man- for-11 from the free-throw line. « agement trailing program. If you Chris Smith scored 16 points, 11 of them in the first half. have at least two years remaining, consider John Gwynn scored 13 points Air Force ROTC We can give you a head total, 11 in the second half. The Panthers were led by a start on a fast-paced career 22 point effort by Matthews. Miller and forward Brian CAPT F. CHRISTOPHER SWIFT Shorter each scored 18 points. 203-486-2224 Rob Brookin scored 10 points to round out Pitt's double digit scorers. Matthews earned the single ■ROf season Big East record for free- Leadenhip Exdknce SUrts Here throw percentage, shooting six-

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Vennera decides to grow himself some Weekdays, Saturdays and Evenings by Appointment. beans, continuing to irrigate illegally with water which Please call. has been earmarked for a major recreation develop- Your questions will be cheerfully answered. ment - all of which blossoms into a full-blown conflict with the major land developers. THE MILAGRO BEANFIELD WAR is, on a much wider scale, the story [WE FIT THE FOLLOWING CONTACT LENSES of a Mexican culture net understood by an outside culture. Daily Wear • Extended Wear • Tinted Bilocal • Astigmatism • Scmi-Soft Lenses that Turn Brown Eyes Blue W^>3a35«^^ 3SW3B The Daily Campus, Monday, March 6, 1989 page 19 iSports= = Brantlc, Howard Weekend Intramurals lead women's Basketball Scores Hicks def. Texas, 52-32 Wheeler D def. Bismarck def. Terry B, track in ECAC Sprague def. Chandler, Pennsylvania, 43-37 68-46 The UConn women's indoor Also, UConn's Darlen 48-46 Kids def. Air Force Wheeler A def. Colt, 72- track team placed sixth of 46 Andrews was fourth in the New London 3rd def. ROTC, 33-27 27 teams at the ECAC 400m in 57.38 seconds, April Virginia, 69-64 Demons def. Killer Jakes, Lancaster def. Wade, 55- Championships at Yale Davis was fifth in the 55m 5D Maulers def. Vikings, 62-33 43 University's Cox Cage. The hurdles in 8.31 seconds. 49-41 New London 3rd def. Colt def. Spuds, 54-48 third-place finish ties the Charmaine Balfour was sixth Bismarck def. Crawford Tolland 4th, 54-39 LaFayette def. Hurley, Huskies best finish ever at the in the 400m in 58.59 seconds A, 55-26 Spuds def. Windham 2nd, 44-35 championships as UConn was and the 4x400m relay team of Colt def. Russell D, 55-49 36-24 Demons def. Silver sixth in 1985. Angela Corson, Balfour, Jane Surfers, 56-49 Also, Sunday, head coach Heffcrnan and Andrews was Lancaster def. Beard B, Roseann Barnhill, in her third sixth in 3 minutes and 53.69 67-50 Anabolics def. Alabama, year at UConn, was named seconds. Ice Hockey Hurley def. Wyoming, 67-61 District I Coach-of-the-Year. 46-39 Smoyas def. Windham Penn State won the Wheeler D def. New Cheryl Brantle and Lana championships with 72.50 Scores Hosiers, 51-43 Howard led the way for the points, St. John's was second, York, 36-31 Hale def. Hollister, forfeit Huskies when Brantle finished Georgetown was fifth with 33 Playoff Results Morgan def. Sprague, 42- New London 2nd def. second in the 55-meter dash in points and UConn was sixth Hosers def. Indiana, 5-3 39 Crandall A, 23-21 7.21 seconds and Howard was with 32.50 points. SAE def. Pondscum, 3-1 Hicks def. Springfield, Kids def. Dream Team, fourth in the 55m hurdles in 59-45 39-36 8.23 seconds. Harley Racers def. Men's track races in the IC4As Charlstown Chiefs, 8-1 The Huskies' top Championship Games George Mason University Tuesday night at the won the IC4A Championships performances on Sunday came from two fourth-place finishes. UConn Ice Rink in Collegiate men's track B-Div. at 9:30 p.m: action this weekend with 72 Drew Cary came in fourth in points as UConn finished 22nd the shot put with a mark of 55- Hosers v. SAE with eight points. 11/2 while Tim Corbitt was A-Div. at 11:15 p.m: fourth in the high jump with a Gravediggers v. Harley Jump rope mark of 6-113/4. Racers marathon to be held /# ojis(o)type Your Corporation By George Ferencz Copy & Word Processing, Inc. OPEN Daily Campus Staff M0N.-FRI 8:30 5:30 UConn Business Block Seeks Directors SAT 9:001:00 Rt 195 & Dog Lane The UConn Intramural 487-7794 Storrs. CT and Recreation Depart- The UConn Co-op seeks several interested persons ment wants to try to stop to sit on its Board of Directors. The Board of Connecticut's number one Typing and Directors meets monthly and oversees bookstore killer. 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Villa Spirit Shoppe Co-op location by the close of business on Friday, Each team will collect March 24. donations by asking sponsors to donate a certain amount of Elections will be held in late April/early May. Women money per minute of jumping. and members of minority groups are strongly urged If someone donates as little as to apply. one cent per minute, $1.80 is raised to fight heart disease, the Questions: Direct all questions to Bill Simpson, gen- nation's number one killer. Your friend away from home eral manager, or any other member of the Co-op's Shelly McElroy, co-director board of directors. of the drive, said UConn has been the top fundraiser for five Rt. 44. Mansfield. ID required years running. Last year, McElroy said, five teams participated and raised $3,000. 429-6421 McElroy and Anni Reeves, the drive's other co-director, are i*. -* UConn Co-op- looking for more support this year to keep UConn the top fund raiser. VIDEO VISIONS OF STORRS "We are sending letters to Holidin Mull - Rt 195 - Storrs fraternities, sororities, and dorms to try to get more All ratings one price. people involved this year." Largest Movie Selection SNACKS - to go with your McElroy said. Teams wishing in the area. to participate can pick up movies - Smart Food Chips, sponsor sheets at the recreation Over 5300 Titles Candy & Soda. office beginning today. in one store! We've Moved to the Front The event will begin on FOREIGN MOVIES! of our mall - NEW bigger Monday at 6:30 p.m. and run Cult Classics you won't until 9:30 p.m. at Guyer Gym. store to comfortably look There will be a disc jockey and find anywhere else. for your movies! free grinders from Ted's Grinder HOI R'S: Monday Friclsn I Ham hi Spin Shop. There will also be prizes awarded to those raising over Saturdays 10am to 1pm 429 - 1434 $15. Smi(la>s 12pm hi 6»m Sports Today Inside Women's track results from ECAC Men's basketball team will Championships. host Central Connecticut Men's track results from the IC4A tonight at 8 p.m. in the SPORTS Championships, See page 19. UConn Field House. Tntramurals, See page 19. The Panthers defeated the Huskies The Daily Campus 88-80, See page 18. Monday, March 6, 1989 Hoop team takes the title MVP Bascom leads the Huskies into NCAA Tournament From Front Page. Season Schedule Bascom chipped in with 17 W88-62 NIAGARA points and 12 rebounds on W82-50 at Central Conn. Sunday and racked up a tour- W73-59 vs. Boston Univ. nament high 69 points and 32 W78-65 vs. Rhode Island rebounds. W86-51 HARTFORD Against Providence, Laura L69-83 vs. Duke Lishness recorded her first ca- W80-56 vs. Maine reer triple double (14 assists 12 W92-58 FAIRFIELD rebounds 10 assists) while W76-49 VERMONT orchestrating the Huskies fast L53-72 at Stanford break attack. L63-65 vs. Virginia Tech. All-Freshman team member W62-46 BOSTON COLLEGE Meghan Pattyson added a career W90-60 PITTSBURGH high 17 points and eight re- W72-64 at Scion Hall bounds as she gave UConn a L54-63 at Villanova big boost inside against the W63-36 GEORGETOWN Lady Friars. W82-70 at Providence But the Huskies were far L60-77 at Syracuse from dominating in their W78-61 ST. JOHN'S opening round matchup against W57-54 at Boston College Georgetown. The young Husky W77-63 at Pittsburgh team appeared nervous in the W56-55 SETON HALL first few minutes as the eighth W64-63 VILLANOVA seeded Hoyas edged out to a W82-61 at Georgetown five point lead after five min- W70-65 PROVIDENCE utes. Debbie Baer quickly put No Contest SYRACUSE an end to the Georgetown run. W73-58 at St. John's Just as she has done so suc- cessfully this year, Baer con- Big East Tournament centrated on pestering the W85-73 vs. Georgetown Hoya guards and came up with W65-45 vs. Boston College three consecutive steals. Baer W84-65 vs. Providence had entered the game tied with Cathy Bochain for the most steals in a season with 74 and ended the tournament with a new season mark of 80. Fol- lowing Baer's steals, UConn held the Hoyas scoreless for six minutes and took a lead they would never relinquish. Kris Lamb and Kerry Bascom led the Husky scoring attack as they both scored 23 points. UConn got a lift from their bench as Pattyson and Kerry Bascom (Chris Meghan Pattyson, selected for the Big East All-Rookie Team, controls the ball Nelson photo). Wendy Davis added 13 and 12 earlier in the season against Providence (Chris Nelson photo). points respectively. "We missed a lot of easy stopping the opponent's Providence shot 39 and 44 per- Foley. "Without their coach Down the stretch the shots tonight," associate head toughest shooter. Against B.C. cent respectively and Kerry and their best player some Huskies clamped down on the she drew three point specialist coach Chris Dailey said. 'This Bascom scored 53 points to other players rose to the oc- boards. They held the Lady Amy LaCombe. With Lamb's was probably our worst shoot- lead the Huskies. casion. That's the sign of a Friars scoreless over the last ing night of late. I don't think long reach constantly in her In the first half all signs great team." 3:27 to run a six point lead up face, the five-foot-ten we were fiat but more a little looked as if the Lady Friars "I thought we were getting to 19. Lishness was a key force anxious." LaCombe could never find her were leading. Providence con- underneath as she not only shooting rhythm. She ended good shots but we weren't After getting the nervousness trolled the tempo for much of making them," Dailey said. controlled the boards but han- out of their system against the game with only eight the opening twenty minutes dled the ball and made the right points on two of six shooting "But the kids stayed with it and Georgetown, the Huskies came and established a potent inside toward the end of the half we decisions. from three point land. game with six-foot-one Dottie out Saturday against Boston "We knew what we had to got some momentum and it "I don't try to key in on one Van Gheem scoring 10 points. area," Lishness said about her College like a team possessed. do," Lamb said referring to the didn't stop." Another plus for Providence first career triple double. "I try Kerry Bascom was on fire as increased defensive intensity. The Huskies carried their hot she connected on three of four was the absence of Kerry shooting into the second half to do whatever I can in each "We knew we couldn't play Bascom for the final six min- situation." three point shots on her way to like we did last night against as Providence hung tough be- 19 first half points. The utes as she picked up her sec- hind the inside play of Van Another point which makes Boston College. We had to ond foul. But the Huskies got a UConn defense was the key as pick it up." Gheem. While Lamb and the Huskies showing over the big lift from their bench. weekend even more impressive Lishness and Baer harassed the Bascom once again led the Lishness were providing con- Eagle guards forcing 11 first Wendy Davis and Meghan sistent offense, Coach Foley is the fact that they beat each Huskies with 29 points and Pattyson added eight and seven half turnovers. UConn broke to overlooked one UConn of these teams for the third Lishness chipped in with 10 points and Kris Lamb and time. a 35-21 half time lead behind a points and 12 rebounds. Heidi weapon; Meghan Pattyson. Laura Lishness provided some "This may be UConn's 54 percent shooting perfor- Robbins added 12 points for timely leadership. In the first mance while holding Boston During a six minute stretch, biggest win," Foley said. "This the Huskies who went on to half, Lishness played a nearly PaUyson scored 10 of UConn's is an excellent conference and I College to only 29 percent. face the Lady Friars in the flawless floor game as she 13 points, including eight in a think two or three teams de- "We came out with great championship. Providence scored four points, grabbed six defensive pressure," Dailey row, mostly from long distance serve an NCAA bid. There's no edged Villanova in the other rebounds .and handed out seven as UConn began to pull away. said. "I think its the best semifinal as Andrea Mangum easy game in this conference." assists. Lamb nailed back to "Before the game I told our With a series of record defensive job everyone has and Liz Lawlor combined for back three-point baskets toward done this season. Our defense kids to leave Pattyson open breaking performances, the 45 points in a 68-64 win. the end of the half to give the from the outside," Foley said. Huskies have made this a made it easier for us to play In the two previous games Huskies their first lead since inside." "She's a very good player and memorable season. UConn against Providence, the Husky the opening minutes. we wanted to keep her off the now will await their opponent Once again Kris Lamb was defense was the key in leading "It says a lot about the char- an unsung hero for the boards. But when she hit four and the site of their tournament UConn to 82-70 and 70-65 acter of Connecticut," said out of four from the outside it game which will be played on Huskies. All year Lamb has Providence head coach Bob received the assignment of victories. In the two games, killed us." March 15.